This is a list of arcade video games organized alphabetically by name. It does not include PC or console games unless they were also released in video arcades. See Lists of video games for related lists.
Title | Alternate Title(s) | Year | Manufacturer | Genre(s) | Max. Players | PCB Model |
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G-Darius | G-Darius ver.2 | 1997 | Taito | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
G-LOC: Air Battle | — | 1990 | Sega | Rail shooter | 1 | |
G-Stream G 2020 | — | 2002 | Oriental Soft | |||
G.I. Joe (arcade game) | — | 1992 | Konami | 4 | ||
G.T. Block Challenger | — | 1978 | Sun Electronics | |||
Gachaga Champ | — | 1999 | Konami | |||
Gaelco Championship Tuning Race | — | 2005 | Gaelco | |||
Gaelco FOOTBALL | — | 2002 | Gaelco | |||
GAHAHA Ippatsu-Dou | — | 2000 | Metro Corp. | |||
GAHAHA Ippatsu-Dou 2 | — | 2001 | Metro Corp. | |||
Gaia: The Last Choice of Earth | — | 1999 | SemiCom | |||
Gaia Crusaders | — | 1999 | Noise Factory | |||
Gaiapolis | Gaiapolis - Koganedaka no KenJP | 1993 | Konami | Beat 'em up | 2 | |
Galactic Storm | — | 1992 | Taito | |||
Galactic Warriors | — | 1985 | Konami | Fighting | 2 | |
Galaga | — | 1981 | Namco | Fixed shooter | 2 | |
Galaga '88 | — | 1987 | Namco | Fixed shooter | 2 | Namco System 1 |
Galaxian | — | 1979 | Namco | Fixed shooter | 2 | |
Galaxian 3: Project Dragoon | Galaxian 3JP | 1992 | Namco | First-person shooter | ||
Galaxian 3: Attack of the Zolgear | — | 1994 | Namco | First-person shooter | ||
Galaxy Fight: Universal Warriors | — | 1995 | Sunsoft | Fighting | 2 | |
Galaxy Force II | — | 1988 | Sega | Shooter | 1 | |
Galaxy Game | — | 1971 | Computer Recreations | Shooter | 2 | |
Galaxy Games: Multi-Game Video System | — | 1998 | CES | 1 | ||
Galaxy Games: Starpak 2 | — | 1998 | CES | 1 | ||
Galaxy Games: Starpak 3 | — | 1998 | CES | 1 | ||
Galaxy Games: Starpak 4 | — | 1998 | CES | 1 | ||
Galaxy Gunners | — | 1989 | Electronic Devices | Shooter | 1 | |
Galaxy Wars | Star BlazerJP | 1979 | Universal | Fixed shooter | 2 | |
Galivan - Cosmo Police | — | 1985 | Nichibutsu | 2 | ||
Gallagher's Gallery | — | 1992 | American Laser Games | |||
Gallop Racer | — | 1996 | Tecmo | ZN-1 | ||
Gallop Racer 2 | — | 1997 | Tecmo | |||
Gallop Racer 3 | — | 1999 | Tecmo | |||
Galmedes | — | 1993 | Visco | Scrolling Shooter | 2 | |
Gals Hustler | — | 1997 | Ace International | |||
Gals Panic | — | 1990 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic II | — | 1993 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic II Quiz Version | — | 1993 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic II' Special Version | — | 1993 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic 3 | — | 1995 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic 4 | — | 1997 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic EX | — | 2000 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic DX | — | 2001 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic S | — | 1997 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic S: Extra Edition | — | 1997 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic S2 | — | 1999 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic S3 | — | 2003 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Panic SU | — | 1999 | Kaneko | |||
Gals Pinball | — | 1996 | Comad | |||
Game Tengoku: The Game Paradise | — | 1995 | Jaleco | |||
Game Tree | — | 1978 | Project Support Engineering | |||
Games | — | 1991 | US Games, Inc. | |||
Gamshara | — | 2002 | Capcom | |||
Ganbare Chinsan! Ooshoubu | — | 1987 | Sanritsu | |||
Ganbare Ginkun - Action Minigame Shuu | — | 1995 | Tecmo | |||
Ganbare Jajamaru Saisho wa Goo | — | 1990 | Jaleco | |||
Ganbare Marin-kun | — | 2000 | Capcom | |||
Gang Busters | Crazy Cop | 1988 | Konami | |||
Gang Wars | — | 1989 | Alpha/SNK | |||
Gaplus | Galaga 3 | 1984 | Namco | Fixed shooter | 2 | |
Gardia | — | 1986 | Scrolling shooter | 2 | ||
Garou: Mark of the Wolves (see Fatal Fury) | — | 1999 | SNK | |||
Garogun Seroyang | — | 2000 | Yun Sung | |||
Garyo Retsuden | — | 1987 | Data East | |||
Gate-In! - Wai Wai Jockey | Photo Finish | 1984 | Jaleco | |||
Gate of Doom | Dark SealJP | 1990 | Data East | Beat 'em up | 2 | |
Gauntlet | — | 1985 | Atari Games | Hack and slash | 4 | |
Gauntlet II | — | 1986 | Atari Games | Hack and slash | 4 | |
Gauntlet Legends | — | 1998 | Atari Games | Hack and slash | 4 | |
Gauntlet Dark Legacy | — | 2000 | Midway Games | Hack and slash | 4 | |
GEA | — | 1991 | Subsino | |||
Gee Bee | — | 1978 | Namco | Breakout / Video pinball | 2 | |
Gekirindan | — | 1995 | Taito | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gekisou | Violent Run | 1985 | Eastern | |||
Gekitoride-Jong Space | — | 2001 | Namco | |||
Gekitou Pro Yakyuu: Mizushima Shinji All Stars vs. Pro Yakyuu | — | 2003 | Sega | |||
Gemini Wing | — | 1987 | Tecmo | |||
Genie | — | 198? | Video Fun Games | |||
Genix Family | — | 1994 | NIX | |||
Genpei Tōma Den | — | 1986 | Namco | Beat 'em up | 2 | Namco System 86 |
Get Bass: Sega Bass Fishing | — | 1997 | Sega | |||
Get Bass: Sega Bass Fishing Deluxe | — | 1997 | Sega | |||
Get Outta My Face | — | 2008 | Snowrunner Productions | |||
Get-A-Way | — | 1979 | Universal | |||
Ghost Hunter | — | 1994 | Sega | |||
Ghost Pilots | — | 1991 | SNK | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Ghost Squad | — | 2004 | Sega | |||
Ghost Squad Evolution | — | 2007 | Sega | |||
Ghosts'n Goblins | MakaimuraJP | 1985 | Capcom | Platform game | 2 | |
Ghoul Panic | — | 1999 | Raizing | |||
Ghouls'n Ghosts | DaimakaimuraJP | 1988 | Capcom | Platform game | 2 | CPS1 |
Ghox | — | 1991 | Toaplan | |||
Giant Gram 2: All Japan Pro Wrestling In Nippon Budokan | — | 1999 | Sega | NAOMI cart. | ||
Giant Gram 2000: All Japan Pro Wrestling 3 Brave Men of Glory | — | 2000 | Sega | NAOMI cart. | ||
Giga Wing | — | 1999 | Capcom | Scrolling shooter | 2 | CPS2 |
Giga Wing 2 | — | 2000 | Capcom | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Giga Wing Generations | — | 2004 | Taito | |||
Gigandes | — | 1989 | East Technology | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gigas | — | 1986 | Sega | Breakout | 2 | |
Gigas Mark II | — | 1986 | Sega | Breakout | 2 | |
Gimme A Break | — | 1985 | Bally Sente | Sports | 2 | |
Gindama Shoubu | — | 1998 | Nakanihon | |||
Gindama Shoubu Deluxe | — | 1998 | Nakanihon | |||
Ginga Ninkyouden | — | 1987 | Jaleco | |||
Gionbana | — | 1989 | Nichibutsu | |||
Gitadora Fuzz-Up | — | 2022 | Konami | Music | 2 | |
Gladiator | Ougon no ShiroJP Great GurianosJP | 1986 | Taito | Beat 'em up | 2 | |
The Gladiator | Shen Jian The Road of The SwordJP | 2003 | IGS | |||
Gladiator 1984 | — | 1984 | SNK | |||
Glass | — | 1993 | Gaelco | 2 | ||
The Glob | Beastie Feastie Super Glob | 1983 | Epos | |||
GO 2000 | — | 2000 | SA | |||
Go Go Mr. Yamaguchi: Jungle Survival | — | 1985 | Taito | |||
Goal To Go | — | 1983 | Stern Electronics | |||
Goal! Goal! Goal! | — | 1995 | Visco | 2 | ||
Goal IV | — | 1975 | Atari | Sports | 4 | |
Goalie Ghost | — | 1984 | Bally Sente | Sports | 2 | |
Godzilla | — | 1993 | Banpresto | |||
Gogetsuji Legends | Gouketsuji Ichizoku Saikyou DensetsuJP | 1995 | Atlus | Fighting | 2 | |
Goindol | — | 1987 | Sun A Electronics | |||
Gold Bug | — | 1982 | Century Electronics | |||
Gold Medalist | — | 1988 | SNK | |||
Golden Axe | — | 1989 | Sega | Hack and slash | 2 | |
Golden Axe: The Duel | — | 1994 | Sega | Fighting | 2 | |
Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder | — | 1992 | Sega | Hack and slash | 4 | |
Golden Fire II | — | 1992 | Topis | Puzzle/Erotic | 2 | |
Golden Par Golf | — | 1992 | Strata | |||
Golden Tee '97 | — | 1997 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee '97 Tournament Edition | — | 1997 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee '98 | — | 1998 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee '98 Tournament Edition | — | 1998 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee '99 | — | 1999 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee '99 Tournament Edition | — | 1999 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee 2K | — | 2000 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee 3D Golf | — | 1995 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee 3D Golf: Tournament Version | — | 1995 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Classic | — | 2001 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Fore! | — | 2002 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Fore! 2002 | — | 2002 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Fore! 2003 | — | 2003 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Fore! 2004 | — | 2004 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Fore! 2004 Extra | — | 2004 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Fore! 2005 | — | 2004 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Fore! Complete | — | 2004 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Golf | — | 1990 | Strata Group | |||
Golden Tee Golf II | — | 1991 | Strata Group | |||
Golden Tee Royal Edition Tournament | — | 1999 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Supreme Edition Tournament | — | 2002 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golden Tee Tournament: Diamond Edition | — | 1998 | Incredible Technologies | |||
Golfing Greats | — | |||||
Golgo 13 | — | 1999 | Namco | Shooter | 2 | |
Golgo 13 2: Kiseki no Dandou | — | 2000 | Namco | Shooter | 2 | |
Golgo 13 3: Juusei no Chinkonka | — | 2001 | Namco | Shooter | 2 | |
Golly! Ghost! | — | 1990 | Namco | Shooter | 2 | |
Golly! Ghost! 2 | Bubble Trouble : Golly! Ghost! 2 | 1992 | Namco | Shooter | 2 | |
Gondomania | Makyou Senshi | 1987 | Data East | |||
Gomoku Narabe Renju | — | 1981 | Nichibutsu | 1 | ||
Gone Fishing 2 | — | 2005 | IGS | 1 | ||
Good | — | 1998 | 1 | |||
Good E Jong: Kachinuki Mahjong Syoukin Oh!! | — | 1991 | Seibu Kaihatsu | |||
Good Luck II | — | 1992 | Yung Yu | |||
Goori Goori | — | 1999 | Unico Electronics | |||
Gorf | — | 1981 | Midway | Fixed shooter | 2 | |
Gorodki | — | 1989 | Terminal | |||
Gorkans | Mr. TNT | 1983 | Techstar | |||
Got-cha: Mini Game Festival | Pasha Pasha Champ: Mini Game Festival | 1997 | Dongsung Wonder Park | |||
Gotcha | — | 1973 | Atari | Maze | 2 | |
Gouketsuji Ichizoku 3: Groove on Fight | — | 1997 | Atlus | Sega ST-V | ||
Gouketsuji Ichizoku Senzo Kuyou | — | 2009 | Atlus | |||
Gourmet Battle Quiz Ryouri-ou CooKing | The Hand | 1998 | — | |||
GP Rider | — | 1990 | Sega | Racing | 2 | |
GP World | — | 1984 | Sega | Racing | ||
Gradius | Nemesis | 1985 | Konami | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gradius II | Vulcan Venture | 1988 | Konami | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gradius III | — | 1989 | Konami | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gradius IV: Fukkatsu | — | 1998 | Konami | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gran Trak 10 | — | 1974 | Atari | Racing | 1 | |
Gran Trak 20 | — | 1974 | Atari | Racing | 2 | |
Grand Champion | — | 1981 | Taito | Racing | 1 | |
Grand Cross | — | |||||
Grand Striker - Human Cup | — | |||||
Grand Striker 2 | — | |||||
Grand Tour | — | |||||
Grasspin | — | 1983 | Jaleco | |||
Gratia - Second Earth | — | 1996 | Jaleco | |||
Gravitar | Lunar Battle (prototype title) | 1982 | Atari | Multi-directional shooter | 2 | |
Great 1000 Miles Rally | 1000 Miglia: Great 1000 Miles RallyEU | 1994 | Kaneko | Racing | 1 | |
Great 1000 Miles Rally 2 | Mille Miglia 2 - Great 1000 Miles RallyJP | 1995 | Kaneko | Racing | 2 | |
Great Bishi Bashi Champ | — | 2002 | Konami | |||
Great Guns | — | 1983 | Stern Electronics | |||
Great Sluggers - New World Stadium | — | 1993 | Namco | Sports | 2 | |
Great Sluggers - Featuring 1994 Team Rosters | — | 1994 | Namco | Sports | 2 | |
Great Swordsman | — | 1984 | Allumer / Taito (publisher) | Fighting | 2 | |
Green Beret (Irem) | — | 1980 | Irem | |||
The Grid | — | 2000 | Midway Games | 4 | ||
Grid Seeker: Project Storm Hammer | — | 1992 | Taito | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gridiron Fight | — | 1985 | ||||
Grobda | — | 1984 | Namco | Shooter | 2 | |
Growl | Runark | 1991 | Taito | Beat 'em up | 2 | |
Ground Effects | — | 1992 | Taito | Racing | 1 | |
Grudge Match (Yankee Game Technology) | — | 1989 | Yankee Game Technology | Fighting | 1 | |
GTI Club Corso Italiano | — | 2000 | Konami | |||
GTI Club Rally Cote D'azur | — | 1996 | Konami | |||
Guardian | Get StarJP | 1986 | Taito | |||
Guardian Force | — | 1998 | Success | |||
Guardians | — | 1995 | Banpresto | Beat 'em up | ||
Guardians of the 'Hood | — | 1992 | Atari Games | Beat 'em up | 3 | |
Guerrilla War | GuevaraJP | 1987 | ||||
Guided Missile | — | 1977 | Bally Midway | |||
Guilty Gear Isuka | — | 2004 | Sammy Corporation | Fighting | ||
Guilty Gear X | — | 2000 | Sega | Fighting | NAOMI cart. | |
Guilty Gear X Version 1.5 | — | 2003 | Sammy Corporation | Fighting | ||
Guilty Gear XX | — | 2002 | Sammy Corporation | Fighting | NAOMI GD-ROM | |
Guilty Gear XX #Reload | — | 2003 | Sammy Corporation | Fighting | NAOMI GD-ROM | |
Guilty Gear XX Accent Core | — | 2006 | Sega | Fighting | NAOMI GD-ROM | |
Guilty Gear XX Slash | — | 2005 | Sammy Corporation | Fighting | NAOMI GD-ROM | |
Guitar Freaks | — | 1999 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 2ndMix | — | 1999 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 2ndMix Link Version | — | 1999 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 3rdMix | — | 2000 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 4thMix | — | 2000 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 5thMix | — | 2001 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 6thMix | — | 2001 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 7thMix | — | 2002 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 8thMix | — | 2002 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 9thMix | — | 2003 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 10thMix | — | 2003 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks 11thMix | — | 2004 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks V | — | 2005 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks V2 | — | 2005 | Konami | |||
GuitarFreaks V3 | — | 2005 | Konami | |||
Guitar Hero Arcade | — | 2009 | Raw Thrills | |||
Gulf. Storm | — | |||||
Gulf War-II | — | 1991 | Comad | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gumbo | — | 1994 | Min | |||
Gun Champ | — | 1980 | Model Racing | |||
Gun Dealer | — | 1990 | Dooyong | |||
Gun Dealer 94 | — | 1994 | Dooyong | |||
Gun Fight | — | 1975 | Bally Midway | |||
Gun Force - Battle Fire Engulfed Terror Island | — | 1991 | Irem | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gun Force II | Geo Storm | 1994 | Irem | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gun Frontier | — | 1990 | Taito | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gun Mania | — | 2000 | Konami | |||
Gun Survivor 2 BIOHAZARD -Code:Veronica- | — | 2001 | Namco | Rail shooter | 2 | |
Gun.Smoke | — | 1985 | Capcom | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gunbarich | — | 2001 | Psikyo | Breakout | 2 | |
Gunbird | Mobile Light ForceUS | 1994 | Psikyo | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gunbird 2 | — | 1998 | Psikyo | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Gunblade NY | — | 1996 | Sega | Light gun | 2 | |
Gunbuster | — | 1992 | Taito | Light gun | 2 | |
Gundam Battle Operating Simulator | — | 2005 | Banpresto | 1 | ||
Gundhara - Juudan Arashi | — | 1995 | Banpresto | |||
GunMaster | — | |||||
Gunmen Wars | — | 1998 | Namco | |||
GunNail | — | NMK | Scrolling shooter | 2 | ||
Gunpey | — | 1999 | ||||
Gururin | — | 1994 | ||||
Guts'n | — | 2000 | Kaneko | |||
Guwange | — | 1999 | CAVE | Scrolling shooter | 2 | |
Guzzler | — | 1983 | Tehkan | 2 | ||
Gyakuten!! Puzzle Bancho | — | |||||
Gypsy Juggler | — | 1978 | Meadows Games | |||
Gyrodine | Buzzard | 1984 | Taito | Scrolling shooter | 2 | Kyugo |
Gyruss | — | 1983 | Konami | Tube shooter | 2 |
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