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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
T-MEK 1994 Atari Games Simulation game 2
T.T Block1977 Taito
T.T Spacian Part-21979 Taito
Ta-o Taido1993Video System
Table Tennis Champions1995Gamart
Tac/Scan 1982 Sega Vertical shooter 2
Tactician1981 Sega
Tag Team Wrestling
The Big Pro Wrestling!JP
1983 Technōs Japan Sports/Professional wrestling2
Taiko no Tatsujin 2001 Namco Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 2 2002 Namco Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 3 2002 Namco Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 4 2003 Namco Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 5 2003 Namco Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 6 2004 Namco Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 7 2005 Namco Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 8 2006 Namco Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 9 2006 Namco Bandai Games Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 10 2007 Namco Bandai Games Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin RT: Nippon no Kokoro 2005 Namco Bandai Games Rhythm game2
Taiko no Tatsujin 11 2008 Namco Bandai Games Rhythm game2
Tail Gunner1979Vectorbeam
Taisen Hot Gimmick1997Psikyo
Taisen Hot Gimmick 3 Digital Surfing1999Psikyo
Taisen Hot Gimmick 4 Ever2000Psikyo
Taisen Hot Gimmick 52005Psikyo
Taisen Hot Gimmick Integral2001Psikyo
Taisen Hot Gimmick Kairakuten1998Psikyo
Taisen Hot Gimmick Mix Party2005Psikyo
Taisen Idol-Mahjong Final Romance 21995Video System
Taisen Mahjong Final Romance 41995Video System
Taisen Mahjong Final Romance R1995Video System
Taisen Tanto-R: Sasi-Su!!1996 Sega Sega ST-V
Taisen Tokkae Puzzle-dama1996 Konami
Taiwan Chess Legend1995Uniwang
Take Five1975Fun Games
Takeda Shingen1988Jaleco
Talbot1982Volt Electronics
Tang Tang2000ESD
TANK (SNK)
TNK III
1985SNK
Tank (Atari) 1974 Atari Shooter 2
Tank II 1975 Atari Shooter 2
Tank 8 1976 Atari Shooter 8
Tank Battalion 1980 Namco Shooter 2
Tank Busters 1985 Valadon Automation Shooter 2
Tank Force 1991 Namco Shooter 2
Tant-R: Puzzle & Action1992 Sega
Tap-a-Tune1993Moloney Manufacturing
Tapper
Root Beer Tapper
1983 Bally Midway Action 2
Targ 1980 Exidy 2
Target Ball1995Yun Sung
Target Ball 961996Yun Sung
Target Hits1994Gaelco
Target Panic1996 Konami
Task Force Harrier1989UPL
Tatsujin1988Taito
Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes2008 Capcom
Taxi Driver1984Graphic Techno EW
Tazz-Mania1982Stern Electronics
Team Hat Trick1985Bally Sente
Tech Romancer
Choukou Senki Kikaioh
1998 Capcom Fighting game 2ZN-2
Technical Bowling1997 Sega Sega ST-V
Techno Drive1998 Namco
Tecmo Bowl 1987 Tecmo Sports
Tecmo Knight Wild Fang1989 Tecmo
Tecmo World Cup '90 1989 Tecmo
Tecmo World Cup '94 1994 Tecmo
Tecmo World Cup '98Tecmo World Soccer '981998Tecmo Sega ST-V
Tecmo World Cup Millennium 2000 Tecmo
Tecmo World Soccer '96 1996 Tecmo
Teddy Boy Blues 1985 Sega 2
Tee'd Off1986 Tecmo 2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Teenage Mutant Hero TurtlesUK
1989 Konami Beat 'em up 4
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time 1991 Konami Beat 'em up 4
Tehkan World Cup 1985 Tehkan Sports 2
Teki-Paki1991Toaplan
Tekken 1994 Namco Fighting game
Tekken 2 1995 Namco Fighting game
Tekken 3 1997 Namco Fighting game
Tekken 4 2001 Namco Fighting game
Tekken 5 2004 Namco Fighting game
Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection 2005 Namco Fighting game
Tekken 6 2007 Namco Bandai Games Fighting game
Tekken 7 2015 Bandai Namco Entertainment Fighting game
Tekken Tag Tournament 1999 Namco Fighting game
Tel Jan1999Electro DesignMahjong video game2
TelePachi: Fever Lion1989 Sunsoft
Telephone Mahjong1989 Nichibutsu
Tempest 1980 Atari Tube shooter 2
Ten Up1988JPM International
Tengai: Sengoku Ace Episode II1996Psykio
Tenkomori Shooting 1998 Namco
Teraburst1998 Konami
Terminator 2: Judgment Day 1991 Midway Games
Terra Cresta 1985 Nichibutsu Scrolling shooter 2
Terra Diver
SoukyugurentaiJP
1996 Raizing Scrolling shooter 2
Terra Force 1987 Nichibutsu Scrolling shooter 2
Terranean1981 Data East DECO
Tetris (Atari) 1989 Atari Games Puzzle 2
Tetris (D.R. Korea)199?D.R. Korea Puzzle
Tetris (Photon System) 1989Photon System Puzzle 2
Tetris (Sega) 1988 Sega Puzzle 2
Tetris (Sega) System E1988 Sega Puzzle 2
Tetris (Sega) Taito H1988 Sega Puzzle 2
Tetris Dekaris 2009 Sega Puzzle 2
Tetris Fighters 2001Sego Entertainment Puzzle 2
Tetris: The Absolute - The Grand Master 2 2000 Arika Puzzle 2ZN-2
Tetris: The Absolute - The Grand Master 2 Plus 2000 Arika Puzzle 2
Tetris: The Grand Master 1998 Capcom Puzzle 2
Tetris: The Grand Master 3 - Terror Instinct 2005 Taito Puzzle 2
Tetris Kiwamemichi2004SuccessNAOMI GD-ROM
Tetris Plus 1995 Jaleco Puzzle 2
Tetris Plus 2 1997 Jaleco Puzzle 2
TH Strikes Back1994Gaelco2
Thief 1981 Pacific Novelty Maze 2
Thrash Rally 1991 Alpha Denshi Racing 1
Three Ds: Three Dealers Casino House1985Nichibutsu
The Three Stooges 1984 Mylstar 3
Three Wonders
Wonder 3
1991 Capcom 2 CPS1
Thrill Drive 1999 Konami Racing 1
Thrill Drive 2 2001 Konami Racing 1
Thrill Drive 3 2005 Konami Racing 1
Thunder & Lightning 1990 Visco Breakout
Thunder Blade 1987 Sega Rail shooter 1
Thunder Ceptor 1986 Namco Rail shooter 1
Thunder Ceptor II 1986 Namco Rail shooter 1
Thunder Cross 1988 Konami Scrolling shooter 2
Thunder Cross 2 Konami Scrolling shooter 2
Thunder Dragon1991NMK Scrolling shooter 2
Thunder Dragon 2Big Bang: Power ShootingJP1993 NMK Scrolling shooter 2
Thunder Force AC 1990 Sega Scrolling shooter 2
Thunder Fox 1990 Taito
Thunder Heroes2001Primetec Investments
Thunder Hoop1992Gaelco
Thunder Strike1991East Coast Coin
ThunderJaws 1991 Atari Games Platformer 2
Tic Tac Trivia1983Merit
Ticket Poker1982Cal Omega
Tierras Salvajes199?Picmatic
Tiger Heli 1985 Taito
Tiger Road
Tora-he no Michi
1987 Capcom
Timber 1984 Bally Midway
Time Attacker1980Shonan
Time Crisis 1996 Namco Rail shooter 2
Time Crisis 2 1998 Namco Rail shooter 2
Time Crisis 3 2003 Namco Rail shooter 2
Time Crisis 4 2006 Namco Rail shooter 2
Time Gal 1985 Taito
Time Killers 1992Strata Fighting
Time Limit1983Chuo
Time Pilot 1982 Konami Scrolling shooter 2
Time Pilot '84 1984 Konami Scrolling shooter 2
Time Scanner 1987 Sega Video pinball
Time Soldiers
Battle FieldJP
1987 SNK Corporation Scrolling shooter 2
Time Traveler 1991 Sega 1
Time Tunnel1982Taito
The Tin Star1983Taito
Tinkle Pit 1983 Namco Maze 2
Title Fight1993 Sega
Tobe! Polystars1997 Konami Konami M2
Toffy1993East Coast Coin
Toki
JuJu Densetsu
1989 TAD Corporation Platform game 2
Toki no Senshi: Chrono-Soldier1987 Sega
Tokimeki Mahjong Paradise: Dear My Love1997 Nichibutsu
Tokimeki Mahjong Paradise: Doki Doki Hen1998Media / Sonnet
Tokimeki Memorial: Taisen Puzzle-dama1995 Konami
Tokimeki Memorial Oshiete Your Heart1997 Konami
Tokimeki Memorial Oshiete Your Heart: Seal Version Plus1997 Konami
Tokoro-san no Maamaajan 2: Tokoro's Cup1994 Sega
Tokoro-san no Maamaajan!1992 Sega
Tokushu Butai U.A.G.
Thundercade / Twin Formation
1987 Taito
Tokuten Oh Super Sidekicks1992 SNK Sports 2NeoGeo
Tokuten Oh 2: Real Fight Football Super Sidekicks 21994 SNK Sports 2NeoGeo
Tokuten Oh 3 - Eikoue no Michi Super Sidekicks 31995 SNK Sports 2NeoGeo
Tokuten Oh: Honoo no Libero Ultimate 111996 SNK Sports 2NeoGeo
Tokyo Bus Tour2000 Sega NAOMI cart.
Tokyo Cops: Special Police Reinforcement2003 Gaelco Driving 1
Tokyo Gal Zukan1989 Nichibutsu
Tokyo Wars 1995 Namco Action, Simulator 8
Tom Tom Magic1997Hobbitron T.K.Trading
Tomahawk 777
Tomahawk Missile
1980Data East
Tondemo Crisis1999Polygon Magic
Tony-Poker1991Corsica
Toobin' 1988 Atari Games Action 2
Top Blade V2003SonoKong
Top Driving1995Proyesel SL
Top Gunner (Exidy)1986Exidy
Top Hunter: Roddy & Cathy1994 SNK 2NeoGeo
Top Landing1988Taito
Top Player's Golf1990 SNK 2NeoGeo
Top Ranking Stars
Prime Time Fighter
1995 Taito
Top Roller1983Jaleco
Top Secret (Exidy)1986Exidy
Top Skater: Sega Skateboarding1997 Sega
Top Speed
Full ThrottleJP
1987 Taito Racing 1
Toppy & Rappy1996Semicom
Tora Tora1980GamePlan
Tornado1982 Data East DECO
Tornado Baseball
Ball ParkJP
T.T. Ball ParkJP
1976 Bally Midway Sports 2
Torus1996Yun Sung
Toryuumon1994 Sega
Total Carnage 1992 Midway Games Multi-directional shooter 2
Total Vice1997 Konami Konami M2
Tottemo E-jan: Feel So Good!! Senyu Idol Production!1991Seibu Kaihatsu
Touch & Go1995Gaelco
Touch de Uno!1999 Sega NAOMI cart.
Touch de Uno! 22000 Sega NAOMI cart.
Touch de Zunou2006 Sega NAOMI GD-ROM
Touch Down Fever1987SNK
Touch Down Fever II1988SNK
Touche Me199?
Touchmaster1996Midway
Touchmaster 20001996Midway
Touchmaster 30001997Midway
Touchmaster 40001998 [1] Midway
Touchmaster 50001998Midway
Touchmaster 70001999Midway
Touchmaster 80001999Midway
Tougenkyou1989Nichibutsu
Tough Turf1989 Sega
Touki Denshou: Angel Eyes 1996 Tecmo Fighting 2
Tournament Arkanoid 1987Romstar Bat and Ball 2
Tournament Cyberball 2072 1989 Atari Games Sports 2
Tournament Pro Golf
18 Holes Pro Golf
1981 Data East DECO
Tournament Solitaire1995Dynamo
Tournament Table 1989 Atari Sports 4
Touryuumon2005Yuki
The Tower1981 Data East Action DECO
Tower & Shaft2003Aruze Action Aleck64
The Tower of Druaga 1984 Namco Maze 2
Toy Land Adventure2001Semicom
Toy Fighter1999 Sega NAOMI cart.
Toy Pop 1986 Namco Multi-directional shooter 2
Toy's March2005 Konami Rhythm game2
Toy's March 22005 Konami Rhythm game2
Track & Field
Hyper OlympicJP
1983 Konami Sports 4
Trail Blazer1987Coinmaster
Tranquillizer Gun1980 Sega
Transformer
Astro FlashJP
1986 Sega Vertical shooter 2
TP Mahjong 2: Joshiryou de NE!1999Seibu Kaihatsu
TP Mahjong 6: Scandal Blue - Midara na Daishoua2001Seibu Kaihatsu
TP Mahjong 7: Trap Zone - Yokubou no Kaisoku Densha2001Seibu Kaihatsu
Traverse USA

MotoRace USA
Zippy Race
1983Irem
Treasure City1997American Alpha
Treasure Hunt: Puzzle & Action
Sando-R: Puzzle & ActionJP
1997Tecmo Sega ST-V
Treasure Island 1981 Data East Maze 2
Treble Top1991Bell-Fruit
Tri-Pool1981Noma
Tri-Sports1989Bally Midway
Trick Trap 1771
Labyrinth Runner
1987 Konami 2
Tricky Doc1987Tecfri
Triggerheart Exelica 2006 Warashi Scrolling shooter 2
Trio The Punch – Never Forget Me... 1990 Data East Beat 'em up 2
Triple Hunt 1977 Atari Shooting gallery1
Triple Punch1982KKI
Triv Five: Special Edition1985Status Games
Triv Four1985Status Games
Triv Quiz1984Status Games
Triv Two1984Status Games
Trivia (Ramtek)1975Ramtek
Trivia (SMS)1984SMS
Trivia Challenge1985Senko Industries
Trivia Genius1985Enerdyne Technologies
Trivia Madness1985Thunderhead
Trivia Master1985PGD
Trivia Quest1984Techstar
Trivia R Us2009Apollon Global Technologies
Trivia Whiz1985Merit
Trivia Whiz - Edition 21985Merit
Trivia Whiz - Edition 31985Merit
Trivia Whiz - Edition 41985Merit
Trivial Pursuit (Bally Sente)1984Bally Sente
Trivial Pursuit (JPM)1996JPM
Trizeal2004Triangle ServiceNAOMI GD-ROM
Trog1991Midway
Trojan
Tatakai no Banka
1986 Capcom Hack and Slash 2
Tron 1982 Bally Midway Shooter 2
Trophy Hunting: Bear & Moose2002American Sammy
Tropical Angel 1983 Irem Sports 2
Trouble Witches - Episode 1: Daughters of Amalgam2008Studio SiestA
Truck Kyosokyoku2000Namco
Truco Clemente1991Miky S.R.L.
Truco-Tron198?Playtronic
Truxton Tatsujin Oh1988 Toaplan Shooter
Tsurugi: The Sword2002 Konami
Tsuukai Gangan Koushinkyoku Aggressors of Dark Kombat1994 SNK 2NeoGeo
Tsukkomi Yousei Gips Nice Tsukkomi2002Namco
Tube Panic 1984 Nichibutsu Tube Shooter 1
Tugboat1982Enter-Tech
Tumblepop 1991 Data East Action 2
Tunnel Hunt 1979 Atari Shooter 1
Turbo 1981 Sega Racing 1
Turbo Force1991Video System
Turbo Outrun 1989 Sega AM2 Racing 1
Turbo Poker II1993Micro Mfg
Turkey Hunting USA2000American Sammy
Turkey Shoot: The Day They Took Over1984Williams
Turret Tower2001Namco
Turtle Ship
Geobukseon - Turtle Ship
1989Philiko Shooter 1
Tutankham 1982 Konami Scrolling shooter 2
TV Gassyuukoku Quiz Q&Q1992Dynax
Twin Action1995Afega
Twin Adventure1995Barko
Twin Bee 1985 Konami Scrolling shooter 2
Twin Brats1995Elettronica Video-Games
Twin Cobra
Kyukyoku TigerJP
1987 Toaplan Scrolling shooter 2
Twin Cobra II
Kyukyoku Tiger IIJP
1996 Takumi Scrolling shooter 2
Twin Eagle: Revenge Joe's Brother1988Seta
Twin Eagle II: The Rescue Mission1994Seta
Twin Hawk
Dai SenpuuJP
1989 Taito Scrolling shooter 2
Twin Squash1992 Sega
Twinkle1997Semicom
Twinkle Star Sprites 1996 ADK Scrolling shooter 2
Twins1994Electronic Devices
Two Crude
Crude BusterJP
1991 Data East Beat 'em up 2
Two Tigers 1984 Bally Midway 2
TX-1 TX-1 V81983Tatsumi Racing 1
The Typing of the Dead 2000 Sega NAOMI cart.

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