List of arcade video games: K

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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.

TitleAlternate Title(s)YearManufacturerGenre(s)Max. PlayersPCB Model
Kabuki-Z 1988 Taito Fighting 2
Kageki 1988 Taito Fighting 2
Kaisen Channel Mars TV1999 Sega
Kaiser Knuckle Global Champion1994 Taito Fighting 2
Kaitei Takara Sagashi 1980 Namco Action 2
Kaiun Quiz1999 Namco
Kamikaze Cabbie Yellow Cab1984 Data East Driving 2
Kamniari Kishi Riot1992NMK
Kangaroo 1982 Sun Electronics Platformer 2
Kankoku Hanafuda Go-Stop2001Visco
Kaos 1981 Game Plan Platformer 2
Karaoke Quiz Intro Don Don!1996Sunsoft Sega ST-V
Karate Blazers 1991 Video System Fighting 2
Karate Champ Karate DouJP1984 Data East Fighting 2
Karate Champ Player vs Player version 1984 Data East Fighting 2
Karian Cross1997Deniam
Karnov 1987 Data East Platformer 2
Karnov's Revenge1994 Data East 2NeoGeo
Kart Duel2000Namco
Karous 2006 Milestone Scrolling shooter 1
Kasino '891989SFC s.r.l.
Keirin Ou1987Excellent System
Keith Courage in Alpha Zones1989Hudson Soft
Ken Sei Mogura: Street Fighter II1994 Capcom
Ken-Go Lightning SwordsEU1991 Irem
Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi 2003 CAVE Scrolling shooter 2
The Key of Avalon: The Wizard Master 2003Hitmaker
The Key of Avalon 2: Eutaxy Commandment 2004Hitmaker
The Key of Avalon 2.5: War of the Key 2005Hitmaker
The Key of Avalon Ver.1.10 2003Hitmaker
The Key of Avalon Ver.1.20: Summon the New Monsters 2003Hitmaker
The Key of Avalon Ver.1.30: Chaotic Sabbat 2004Hitmaker
Keyboardmania 2000 Konami Music 2
Keyboardmania 2ndMIX 2000 Konami Music 2
Keyboardmania 3rdMIX 2000 Konami Music 2
Kick and Run 1986 Taito
Kick Goal1995TCH
Kick Man 1981 Midway 2
Kick & Kick2001 Konami Sports 2Konami System 573
Kick Off - Jaleco Cup Jaleco Sports
Kick Rider 1984 Universal
Kick Start Wheelie King 1984 Taito
Kid Niki: Radical Ninja Kaiketsu Yanchamaru1986 Irem Platformer 2
Kid no Hore Hore Daisakusen
Kidou Senshi Gundam 0079: Card Builder2005 Namco Bandai
Kidou Senshi Gundam 0083: Card Builder2007 Namco Bandai
Kidou Senshi SD Gundam: Psycho Salamander no Kyoui oh1991 Banpresto
Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon2001 Capcom NAOMI cart.
Kidou Senshi Gundam: Renpou vs. Zeon DX2001 Capcom
Kiki Ippatsu Mayumi-chan1988Victory
KiKi KaiKai 1986 Taito Multidirectional shooter 1
Killer Comet1980Centuri
Killer Instinct 1994 Rare Fighting 2
Killer Instinct 2 1996 Rare Versus fighting 2
The Killing Blade1998 IGS Games Versus fighting 2
The Killing Blade Plus2005 IGS Games Versus fighting 2
King & Balloon 1980 Namco Fixed shooter 2
The King of Dragons 1991 Capcom Beat 'em up
King of Dynast Gear1999EZ Graphics Beat 'em up
The King of Fighters'94 1994 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters'95 1995 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters'96 1996 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters'97 1997 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters'98: The Slugfest 1998 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters '98: Ultimate Match 2008 SNK Versus fighting 2
The King of Fighters '99: Millennium Battle 1999 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters 2000 2000 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters 2001 2001 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters 2002 2002 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters 2002: Unlimited Match 2009 SNK Versus fighting 2
The King of Fighters 2003 2003 SNK Versus fighting 2NeoGeo
The King of Fighters NeoWave 2004 SNK Playmore Versus fighting 2
The King of Fighters XI 2005 SNK Playmore Versus fighting 2
The King of Fighters XII 2009 SNK Playmore Versus fighting 2
The King of Route 662002 Sega Racing 1
King of the Monsters 1991 SNK Versus fighting 2
King of the Monsters 2 1992 SNK Versus fighting 2
King Pin1983American Communication Laboratories
Kingdom Grand Prix 1994 8ing/Raizing Scrolling shooter, Racing 2
Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix 2006 Banpresto
Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix 2 2007 Banpresto
Kira Kira Gomoku Narabe Renju Kizoku1994Visco
Kirameki Star Road: Intro Club1997 Taito
Kisekae Hanafuda1995I'Max
Kisekae Mahjong1995I'Max
Kitten KaboodleNyan Nyan Panic1988 Konami
Kizuna Encounter 1996 SNK 2D Tag team versus fighting 2
Kkot Bi Nyo Special1997Shinwhajin
Klad19??Photon System
Klax 1989 Atari Games Puzzle 2
KlonDike+1999Eolith
Knights In Armor1976Project Support Engineering
Knights of the Round 1991 Capcom Beat 'em up 3 CPS1
Knights of Valour 1999 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knights of Valour 2 2000 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knights of Valour 2: New Legend 2008 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knights of Valour 2: Nine Dragons 2001 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knights of Valour 3 2011 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knights of Valour 3 HD 2011 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knights of Valour Plus 1999 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knights of Valour Superheroes 1999 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knights of Valour Superheroes Plus 2004 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knights of Valour: The Seven Spirits 2003 International Games System Beat 'em up 4
Knuckle Bash 1993 Toaplan Beat 'em up
Knuckle Heads 1992 Namco Beat 'em up
Knuckle Joe 1985 Seibu Kaihatsu /
Taito (license)
Beat 'em up 2
KO Punch1981 Sega
Kodai Oja Kyoryu King2005 Sega
Kodai Oja Kyoryu King: D-Team VS. the Alpha Fortress2008 Sega
Kodai Oja Kyoryu King: Operation Dinosaur Rescue2006 Sega
Kodai Ouja Kyouryuu King - Mezame yo! Arata-naru Chikara!!2008 Sega
KOF Sky Stage2010 SNK Playmore
Koi Koi Part 21982Kiwako
Koi Koi Shimasyo1995Visco
Koi Koi Shimasyo 2: Super Real Hanafuda1997Visco
Kokontouzai Eto Monogatari
Kollon2003 Taito Taito G-Net
Konami GT Konami RF2: Red Fighter1985 Konami Racing 1
Konami's Open Golf Championship Golfing Greats 2JP1994 Konami Sports 2
Konami's Ping Pong 1985 Konami Sports 2
Konek-Gorbunok1988Terminal
Kono e Tako2003 Mitchell Corporation
Koro Koro Quest1999Takumi
Kosodate Quiz My Angel1996 Namco
Kosodate Quiz My Angel 21997 Namco
Kosodate Quiz My Angel 31998 Namco
Kot-Rybolov1988Terminal
Kotoba no Puzzle: Mojipittan2001 Namco
The Koukou Yakyuu1985 Alpha Denshi
Koutetsu Yousai Strahl 1992 UPL Scrolling shooter 2
Kozmik Krooz'r 1983 Bally Midway Multidirectional shooter 2
Kozure Ookami1987 Nichibutsu
Kram 1982 Taito Maze 2
Krazy Bowl 1994 American Sammy Sports
Krull 1983 Gottlieb Adventure 2
Kuai Le Xi You Ji200?IGSMahjong video game
Kung-Fu Master Spartan XJP1984 Irem Beat 'em up 2
Kung-Fu Taikun1984Seibu Kaihatsu
Kunio no Nekketsu Toukyuu Densetsu1996Technos Sports 2NeoGeo
Kuri Kinton 1988 Taito Beat 'em up
Kurukuru Chameleon2006Starfish-SDNAOMI GD-ROM
Kurukuru Fever2002Aruze
Kusa Yakyuu1985 Taito
Kyukyoku PC Genjin B.C. KidWorld1994 Kaneko Platform game 2
Kyros Kyros no Yakata1987 Alpha Denshi 2
Kyūkai Dōchūki 1990 Namco Sports 2
Kyuukyoku no Othello1990Success

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