List of arcade video games: N

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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
N-Sub 1980 Sega Shooter 1
N.Y. Captor 1985 Taito Shooter 1
Nagano Winter Olympics '98 Hyper Olympic in NaganoJP1997 Konami Sports 2
NAM-1975 1990 SNK Shooting game 2
Namco Classic Collection Vol. 1 1995 Namco Compilation 2
Namco Classic Collection Vol. 2 1996 Namco Compilation 2
Name That Tune 1986Bally SenteQuiz game2
NamenayoDiagonal Magic1982Cat's2
Naname De Magic! Diagonal Magic1994 Atlus Puzzle 2
Narc 1988 Williams Run and gun 2
NASCAR Arcade 2000 Sega Racing 2
NATO Defense 1982 Pacific Novelty Maze 2
Natsuiro Mahjong1989Video SystemMahjong video game2
Naughty Boy 1982 Jaleco Run and gun 2
Naughty Mouse 1981 Amenip Platformer 2
Navarone 1980 Namco Fixed shooter 2
NBA Hangtime 1996 Midway Sports 4
NBA Jam 1993 Midway Sports 4
NBA Jam Extreme 1996 Acclaim Sports 4ZN-1
NBA Jam Tournament Edition 1994 Midway Sports 4
NBA Maximum Hangtime 1996 Midway Sports 4
NBA Play by Play 1998 Konami Sports 2
NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC 1998 Midway Sports 4
Nebula1980 Data East DECO
NebulasRay 1994 Namco Scrolling shooter 2
Neck-n-Neck 1992 Bundra Racing 1
Need for Speed 2000 Global VR Racing 1
Need for Speed GT 2003 Global VR Racing 1
Need for Speed Underground 2005 Global VR Racing 1
Nekketsu Grand-Prix Gal1991NichibutsuMahjong video game2
Nekketsu Mahjong Sengen! AFTER 51991Video SystemMahjong video game2
Nemo 1990 Capcom Platformer 2 CPS1
Neo Bomberman 1997 Hudson Soft Maze 2
Neo Drift Out - New Technology 1996 Visco Corporation Racing 2
NeoGeo Battle Coliseum 2005 SNK Fighting 2
NeoGeo Cup '98 - The Road to the Victory 1998 SNK Sports 2
Neo Mr. Do! 1996 Visco Maze 2
Neo Turf Masters Big Tournament Golf1996 SNK Sports 2NeoGeo
Nerae! Top Star: Geinoukai Survival Mahjong1990NichibutsuMahjong video game1
Neratte Chu1996Seta1
Net Select Keiba Victory Furlong2005Sammy Corporation
Net Wars1983Esco
Netchuu Pro Yakyuu 20022002 Namco
Nettou Quiz ChampionSe Gye Hweng Dan Ultra ChampionKOR1995Nakanihon WreathQuiz game
Nettou! Gekitou! Quiztou!!1993 Namco Quiz game
New Cross Pang1999F2 System
The New Crystal Maze1993Barcrest2
New Fantasia1995Comad
New Hidden Catch '981999Eolith
New Lucky 8 Lines (Wing)1989Wing / Greyhound Electronics
NEW Moero!! Pro Yakyuu Homerun Kyousou1988Jaleco
New Pro Bowl1996Able
New Rally-X 1981 Namco Driving 2
New Sinbad 71983Artic Electronics
New Super Triv III1988Status Games
New Tropical Angel1983Irem
New York New York Waga Seishun no ArcadiaJP1980
New Zero Team1997Seibu Kaihatsu
NewZealand Story, The 1988 Taito Platformer 2
The Next Space1989SNK
NFL1993Advanced Video Technology
NFL Blitz 1997 Midway Sports 4
NFL Blitz '99 1998 Midway Sports 4
NFL Blitz 2000 Gold Edition 1999 Midway Sports 4
NFL Classic Football2003 Namco Sports
NFL Football 1983 Midway Sports 2
NFL Hard Yardage1993Strata Group Sports 2
Nibbler 1982 Rock-ola
Nicktoons Racing 2003 Racing
Night Bunny1985Nichibutsu
Night Driver 1976 Atari Racing 1
Night Gal1985Nichibutsu
Night Love1986Central Denshi
Night Mare1982Playmatic
Night Slashers 1993
Night Star 1983 Data East Scrolling shooter 2
Night Stocker 1986 Bally Sente 2
Night Striker 1989 Taito Rail shooter 1
Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge
Vampire Hunter: Darkstalkers' RevengeJP
1995 Capcom Fighting 2 CPS2
Nightmare in the Dark 2000 Eleven/Gavaking 2
Nightraid 2001 Takumi Scrolling shooter
Ninja Assault 2000
Ninja Baseball Bat Man Yakyū Kakutō League ManJP1993 Irem Beat 'em up 4
Ninja Clowns 1991 Strata Group Beat 'em up 2
Ninja Combat 1990 Alpha Denshi 2
Ninja Commando 1992 Alpha Denshi 2
Ninja Emaki Youma Ninpou Chou1986 Nichibutsu Multidirectional shooter 2
Ninja Gaiden Ninja RyukendenJP
Shadow WarriorsWorld
1988 Tecmo Beat 'em up 2
Ninja Hayate 1984
Ninja Kazan Iga Ninjutsuden - Goshin no Sho1984 Jaleco Platformer 2
The Ninja Kids1991 Taito
Ninja Master's: Haō Ninpō Chō 1996 ADK Fighting 2
Ninja Mission1987 Arcadia Systems Beat 'em up 2Arcadia
Ninja Spirit Saigo no Nindou1988 Irem Platformer 2
The Ninja Warriors1988 Taito Beat em up 2
Ninja-kun: Adventure at Demon Castle1984 UPL Platformer 2
Nitro Ball Gun Ball1992 Data East 3
No Man's Land 1980Universal2
Noah's Ark1983Enter-Tech
Noboranka 1986 Game Electronics 2
Nostradamus 1993Face Scrolling shooter 2
Noukone Puzzle Takoron2007CompileNAOMI GD-ROM
Nouryoku Koujou Iinkai
Nova 2001 1983 UPL 2
NSM Poker198?NSM
Numan Athletics 1993 Namco Sports 2
Number Crash1983Hanshin Goraku
Nyanpai: Musume Pai1996Nichibutsu

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