Retro Games
Prop Cycle is a flight simulation game released for arcades in 1996. The original arcade cabinet featured a physical bicycle with handlebars and pedals, including a fan to simulate wind. Set 200 years after the planet’s devastation, one of the few survivors must pilot their flying bicycle to disable the power that has lifted the remaining villages off the ground.
Rabbit Punch (known as Rabio Lepus in Japan) is a horizontal shoot-‘em-up released for arcades in 1987. In the year 6809, the princess of Bunnyland, her sister, and the king are kidnapped to be sacrificed to the Demon King. A brave robotic rabbit named Usagi embarks on a mission to rescue the hostages and vanquish the forces of evil.
Rad Mobile is a racing game released for arcades in 1990. This was Sega’s first 32-bit game, and the first game where Sonic appeared! A standout title that diverged from Sega’s earlier racing games, it blended simulation elements with a first-person perspective. Your high-speed mission? Race across the United States to secure first place, dodging chaotic traffic and outmaneuver pursuing police cars along the way!
Tropical Angel is a water-skiing arcade game released in 1983. You must control the speedboat’s acceleration while simultaneously managing the skier’s movements. Perform quick maneuvers, launch off ramps, dodge obstacles, and outrace a menacing shark determined to drag you into the depths!
Danger Express is an action shooting game created by Atari in 1992 for arcade machines. Embracing the era’s style, the game leans heavily on digitized graphics, pseudo-3D effects, themes inspired by 90s action movies, and explosions of layered pixels bursting across the screen. Your mission? Rescue a hijacked train and take down the villain behind the chaos.
Orius (known as Xexex in Japan) is a shoot ‘em up game released for arcades in 1991. While it incorporates the best elements from R-Type and Gradius, this title innovates with its tentacle-based mechanic. The princess of planet E-Square has been kidnapped by a malevolent and powerful galactic overlord. The last hope to rescue her and repel the army of biocybernetic war machines lies in the Flintlock, a spacecraft developed from a mysterious lifeform known as Flint.
Guardians of the ‘Hood is a side-scrolling beat ‘em up arcade game released in 1992. Heavily inspired by the game Pit-Fighter, it features digitized graphics and scaling effects to create a sense of depth. Every defeated gang leader joins your team to help fight the gangs across the city.
The Cliffhanger: Edward Randy is an action beat ‘em up game released for arcades in 1990. Research on weapons of mass destruction is underway under the orders of a feared colonel known as the “Supreme Demon”. Fearing the evil to come, an old scientist removes the prism, a key element for the malicious plan, and entrusts his granddaughter with protecting it. For years, the colonel tries to reclaim the prism, and during one pursuit of the scientist’s granddaughter, she is saved by a young adventurer named Edward Randy. Thus begins our journey to destroy evil and keep the prism in safe hands.
Salamander, also known as Life Force outside Japan, is a shoot ‘em up game released for arcades in 1986. Initially considered a sequel to Gradius, it was later reclassified as a spin-off after the release of the series’ direct successor years later. In the game, you take control of a heavily armed spacecraft to battle an alien race threatening the galaxy.
Ninja Gaiden is a beat ‘em up game where the hero’s mission is to defeat an evil cult led by a descendant of Nostradamus. Seeking to fulfill prophecies about the end of the world, criminals are recruited and freed from prisons to spread chaos. After the president is kidnapped, the United States calls upon the Japanese ninja to find the cult leader and put an end to his diabolical plan.
R-Type Leo is a shoot-‘em-up game released exclusively in Japan. Following the events of the previous titles, a period of peace allowed humanity to begin constructing a new planet for future survival, called Eden. At its core, a bio-computer was installed to manage the planet, but its advanced artificial intelligence led it to rebel against humanity, forcing a counterattack to ensure its destruction.
Osman, also known as Cannon Dancer in some regions, is a 2D side-scrolling game heavily inspired by the classic title Strider. The player take on the role of a martial arts expert and mercenary tasked with saving humanity, facing superhuman challenges across exotic and hostile locations.
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