Retro Games
Big Run: The Supreme 4WD Challenge – 11e Rallye is a pseudo-3D racing game released in 1989 for arcades. This was the first title to recreate the experience of the legendary Paris-Dakar Rally in video game format. You need to win several stages of an extensive race that crosses the African desert.
Network Q RAC Rally Championship is a simulation-focused rally racing game released in 1996 for PC. The most legendary vehicles from the British competition are at your disposal to tackle 28 real-world courses. It features full car customization to handle dynamic weather conditions and terrains ranging from asphalt, gravel, mud, and even snow.
Galactic Storm is a 3D perspective space shooter arcade game released in 1992. In ancient times, beings from the planet GOD nearly wiped out Earth. After many years of recovery, humanity now faces the return of this evil in the solar system—more powerful than ever and now known as the Terrible Master. You must lead a fleet of starfighters to restore peace.
Carrier Air Wing is a side-scrolling shoot-‘em-up arcade game released in 1990. It was originally intended to be a direct sequel to the game Area 88, but Capcom lost the rights to that franchise. In the game, Japan and the United States must join forces to combat a powerful terrorist group that has declared war on humanity.
Phoenix 3 is a first-person space combat simulation and platformer game released in 1995 for the 3DO console. The game combines live-action digitized actors with pre-rendered 3D graphics. Following an alien invasion, humanity is at risk. The only salvation lies with Derek Freeman, who must rescue his fellow pilots and locate a powerful hidden spacecraft in order to destroy the evil threat.
Michael Jackson in Scramble Training is a game released in 1993 for Sega’s motion simulator called the AS-1. It’s presented as an interactive movie in which eight people inside a cockpit must make decisions about launch, combat, and landing the spacecraft commanded by none other than Commander Jackson. This video shows the last remaining trace of the game: the content of a videotape discovered at a garage sale, now remastered.
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.
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!
RoadBlasters is a vehicular combat game released in 1991 for the Sega Genesis. The goal is to complete 50 tracks without running out of fuel. Your car is equipped with a cannon that can be used to destroy vehicles that get in your way. Occasionally, you’ll receive assistance from an aircraft that delivers upgrades to enhance your arsenal.
ActRaiser Arcade is a 2D platformer game released in 1991 exclusively for the Nintendo Super System (NSS), an original Nintendo board designed to bring SNES games to arcade machines. The games were modified by the company to suit the arcade style. In the case of ActRaiser, the difficulty was increased, and the simulation/creation function (similar to the Professional Mode available in the original game) was removed.
Racing Hero is a motorcycle racing game where you compete against opponents while dodging chaotic traffic on tracks set in various countries around the world. It features multiple different endings, beautiful scenery, frantic gameplay, and an exhilarating sense of speed.
Attack Plarail, from 1998, complete gameplay.
Developer/Publisher: Namco
Arcade Namco System 12 version.
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