Here is a list of every game we currently have in the arcade, we cycle through the games regularly so some games listed below may not be available all the time but if you are travelling a distance to visit us and want to play a certain game from this list, please contact us in advance so we can make sure that game board/cart is available to be played. Also please be aware that machines can break down at any point so some may not be available when visiting but we try our absolute best to keep them running for you.
LAST UPDATED: 04/10/15
Aliens
Year of Release: 1990 Manufacturer: Konami
This game is based upon the movie "Aliens". You and your partner go and shoot as many aliens as possible in this side-scroller.
You and your partner must shoot all the attacking aliens as you progress throughout the many levels of the game. The joystick controls the player movement while the buttons let you shoot from either a standing or crouched position.
Aliens 3: Th Gun
Year of Release: 1993 Manufacturer: Sega
One or two players can take the role of a pair of United States Colonial Marines in an altered version of the film's storyline. The action begins with an escape from the spaceship Sulaco before proceeding to the surface of Fiorina 'Fury' 161, where players must take down hordes of Aliens as well as an army of Weyland-Yutani Corporation troops sent to retrieve specimens by any means necessary. Levels are based on sets from the film and take players through the Mess Hall, Infirmary, Lead Works and more.
Aliens Extermination
Year of Release: 2007 Manufacturer: Global VR
The world seems familiar, but the scenario is not. Since the Marines last visit, the Weyland Yutani Corporation, reprogrammed an army of synthetic humans to stop anything from getting in the way from the Companys development of their deadly Bio Weapons
Its been years since the Colonial Marines left planet LV-426 and the Alien population behind. Its time to go back to finish off the Alien monstersand more!
Area 51: Site 4
Year of Release: 1998 Manufacturer: Atari Games
This game is an updated version of the original shooting game with better graphics, smoother animation, better gameplay and a lot more levels. You can pick several training missions of your choice before starting the game to get the feel of the game.
Shoot attacking aliens and targets with your gun. Reload the gun with more ammunition by pointing away from the screen and pulling the trigger.
Capcom Vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000
Year of Release: 2000 Manufacturer: Capcom/SNK
A one-on-one fighting game that features characters from several of the Capcom and SNK fighting games. The fighters include characters from the King of Fighters, Street Fighter, Darkstalkers series and more. Other features include great graphics and even transparency effects.
A fighting game that features characters from Capcom and SNK fighting games like the Street Fighter series and The King Of Fighters '94 series. Morrigan is in the game as a secret character and is the only Capcom character not from theStreet Fighter series. Using their available blocks, players can choose up to four characters depending upon which ones are selected. Bosses take three blocks, characters like Iori, Ken, Ryu, Zangief take two blocks and characters like Sakura, Cammy take only one block.
You can choose which "GROOVE" (not "ISMs" like in Street Fighter Alpha 3) you want to use: either Capcom or SNK. Using the Capcom groove lets you perform supers like in the Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams series. Using the SNK groove lets you perform supers like in The King Of Fighters '94 series. Also, for the particular groove that has been selected, the charcter selection screen shows the charcters by that artist. So, using the Capcom groove, all the characters are drawn by the Capcom artist, and the SNK groove shows all the characters drawn by the SNK artist. The SNK characters have had a great makeover by the Capcom team making them look much sharper than that of the Neo Geo. Characters Ken and Ryu are from Street Fighter III: New Generation series while the others are from the Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams series.
Carrier Air Wing
Year of Release: 1990 Manufacturer: Capcom
You can choose from three different aircraft the F-14, the F-18 or the A6-E, each with their own special abilities. The F-14 has more air firepower, the A6-E has better ground weapons and the F-18 has a better mix of the two. Your main weapon fires straight ahead only, but you can get special weapons that range from homing missiles to ground napalm. Most weapons can be bought at the beginning of a level but quite often you can pick them up during a level. You can buy extra energy -- called fuel -- or a shield. You only get one plane, so if the energy bar runs out, your game ends.
Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA
Year of Release: 2006 Manufacturer: Konami
After a four year abscence, DDR is back with Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA. Featuring over 300 songs including many brand new to DDR, DDR SuperNOVA is set to become a major hit with dance game fans.Many of your old favorite modes return, such as nonstop course mode, but DDR SuperNOVA also features some brand new modes, including a new tutorial mode for players not familliar with DDR. Perhaps the most exciting new feature is the attle mode which pits players against each other in a danceoff. As players hit notes on cue and get combos, a meter fills up. Once its full, the opponents arrows or playing field with be randomly affected a random speed mod may turn on, or hiddensudden may be activated, or any number of other mods.
Fast Track Air Hockey
Year of Release: N/A Manufacturer: Sam Leisure
Fast Track Air Hockey - Stainless Steel Playfield is the ultimate table for pro-style air hockey place in tighter spaces!
Comes with "Mirror-Like" Stainless Steel Play Surface
for awesome looks and faster
game play! Specially designed rebound rails that make
a "chime" when the puck hits the rails instead of a
loud "click" - THIS IS ONE VERY COOL TABLE!
Comes with Overhead LED Scoring System and Time of Play display !! Audio goal scoring, "Crowd applause" and sound effects - Announces score after every point made!
Fighting Mania
Year of Release: 2000 Manufacturer: Konami
Taking the role of a martial artist, the player punches targets to defeat the on-screen enemies.
The player relies not on brute force, but speed and dexterity to hit certain targets as they are presented. Hitting the targets causes "damage" to your on-screen opponents, allowing you to defeat them.
There are various levels of difficulty, each with specific opponents and goals. Energy can be built up and used to deliver a "finishing move" to knock out your opponent. Some goals require as many as 100 hits in less than 10 seconds.
Final Lap 3
Year of Release: 1992 Manufacturer: Namco
The game play is similar to Pole Position. Possibly the hardest part of this game is getting used to the apparent loose steering which will cause you to spin out easily if you pay too much attention to the car on the screen. The car seems to skid sideways through turns which confuses novice players but a few laps racing against a friend should usually get you hooked.
Down shifting and brakes play major parts in keeping control of the car on the tight curves. Bumping another car will not cause you to explode as in other games of the time. You can bump another car and try to make it spin out; especially fun when playing head-to-head.
Hard Head 2
Year of Release: 1991 Manufacturer: SunA Electronics
A nose-less, bumpy headed boy doesn't look like the intro screen in overalls has to rescue his girlfriend from a Cyclops monster. He has to traverse through caves, land, trees, and under water while fighting off weird creatures, collecting gold, and gathering power-ups and special weapons.
Golden Axe
Year of Release: 1989 Manufacturer: Sega
The player controls one of three characters in this horizontal-scrolling fighting game that features many different enemies and scenes. Mounted enemies riding dragons, etc. can be knocked off and the players themselves can then ride the creatures.
There are three different player characters and each of them uses a different kind of magic: Ax Battler, the barbarian uses earth magic Tyris Flare, the amazon uses fire magic and Gilius Thunderhead, the viking dwarf uses lightning magic. Each player character also each has a different weapon: Ax Battler and Tyris Flare both use swords and Gilius Thunderhead uses the Golden Axe.
Hydro Thunder
Year of Release: 1999 Manufacturer: Midway Games
The player drives a turbo jet-powered speed boat in a wild water race filled with ramps, jumps and some treacherous areas of water.
The 3-D-FX and Omega 3-D powered graphics are spectacular with water spray and lens-flare effects, as well as superb water physics and effects. The great controls and varied race courses, which from an island in the pacific to the arctic to a ship graveyard, help keep the racing interesting.
Metal Slug 6
Year of Release: 2006 Manufacturer: SNK Playmore
Metal Slug 6 is both a departure and a return of sorts for the series. Whereas Metal Slug 4 dealt with technological and cybernetic themes and Metal Slug 5 possessed a paranormal motif, Metal Slug 6 returns to the RebelMartian alliance featured in Metal Slugs 2, X, and 3, but on a much broader scale. Rather than repeating the previous games events of the Martians breaking the alliance and the Rebels assisting the player in turn, the player now teams up with the Rebels and Martians to combat an even greater threat.Utilizing the power of the Atomiswave platform, SNK Playmore has added graphical effects like shadow and camera zoom, as well as some cleaning up and animation addition to some sprites. In addition to this visual update, the sounds of the announcer, soldiers and hostages have been redone, and new sound effects and music are also present.
Mille Miglia 2: Great 1000 Miles Rally
Year of Release: 1995 Manufacturer: Kaneko
A driving game with top-down pseudo 3-D graphics. You can select one of ten cars and depending upon which vehicle has been chosen, you can select the starting point of the race. The game can be installed in a variety of cabinets using either a joystick and buttons or a steering wheel and foot pedals for control. This is a follow on to the original Rally series.
You have 60 seconds to get from the starting line to the finish line. Finishing within 60 seconds allows you to go on to the next race. If you lose, a continue option is available.
The screen scrolls fast. The only way you know about a turn coming up is by a little indicator that flashes with a picture of the turn. There are zig-zags, hairpins and all other cool turns, most of which you have to steer into in order to make it though. The play control using a joystick is a little awkward at first, but it becomes comfortable after a while.
Mutation Nation
Year of Release: 1991 Manufacturer: SNK
One or two players (Player 1 as Ricky and Player 2 as Johnny) fight their way through the six levels of various mutated and mechanic enemies, each level containing one or more sub-bosses before an actual boss appears at the end of each stage. The game plays close to the usual beat 'em up mold allowing the player to utilize various combos, jumping attacks, throws and special moves to utilize on the opposition. Rather than the standard fare of allowing players to pick up objects to use as weapons against the enemy however, Mutation Nation instead uses a system where the player can pick up one of four elemental spheres that allows the player the ability to unleash screen filling super attacks. There are also neutral spheres that will give life back to the player and increase the number of super attacks that they can use.
Prop Cycle
Year of Release: 1996 Manufacturer: Namco
You pilot a winged bicycle and try to earn points by popping the hot-air balloons you see ahead of you. You have to reach the minimum quota of points in order to advance.
Within a certain time limit, you need to locate and pop (by flying through) the balloons scattered throughout each of the three stages. The balloons are typically placed in a formation that allows for efficient flight paths if you can figure them out. Most balloons are worth points, but some add time to the clock.
You can either try the Time Attack (where you try for maximum score on a single stage) or play the Story Mode (and try to make it through all three lands).
In Time Attack, you will be rated based on how many balloons you pop. If you clear a Time Attack, you will receive bonus points based on the time remaining. This is your key to high scores.
You receive less time in Story Mode and must learn the difficult flight paths that will lead you to the best balloons so you can pop them before time runs out. You must meet the quota to move on to the next land.
Raiden Fighters
Year of Release: 1996 Manufacturer: Seibu Kaihatsu
A cool jet shooter where you can pick from several different jets. This was released in America by Fabtek.
Maneuver your plane through the enemy's territory, dodging the vast amounts of fire directed at you. Take out each of the enemy's huge weapons to move on to the next stage. Each mission culminates with an assault on a huge enemy vehicle or fort that requires attacking multiple points. Once this super vehicle has been defeated, the mission is complete. Finish the game by completing the final mission.
You can choose from any of seven different fighters. Two of them, the Raiden and the Judge Spear, come from prior Seibu games, although the Judge Spear will not perform like it does in Viper Phase I. The remaining five are new.
The Raiden MkII and the Judge Spear have both lasers and missiles, which can be combined together. They each also possess their own signature bombs (Raiden's Thermonuclear Bomb and Judge Spear's Plasma Bomb) and start each life with three of them. For all the other planes, you either have missiles or a laser (not both), but in return you have the ability to charge (hold down the fire button until an aura forms) and release massive power shots. The planes also share the Firestar bomb and start each life with two of them. By holding down Bomb, you can allow the bomb to fly forward and then detonate it by releasing the button.
Rave Racer
Year of Release: 1995 Manufacturer: Namco
Rave Racer is the first real sequel to Ridge Racer following Ridge Racer 2. It boasts 2 new tracks as well as the originalRidge Racer short and long courses, 12 new songs and force feedback steering. Graphics are improved on both track and car details.
S.C.I. - Special Criminal Investigation
Year of Release: 1989 Manufacturer: Taito
The game brings back protagonists Tony Gibson and Det. Raymond Broady of the first game, and their second game appearance. Broady has taken over the driver's seat this time, while Gibson, as the passenger, serves as the gunman.
Super Space Invaders '91
Year of Release: 1990 Manufacturer: Taito
Your ship moves left and right at the bottom of the screen shooting wave after wave of space invaders. The new wrinkles include colourful backdrops and impressive power-ups. The best new addition to the game however is the cattle mutilation section where you must defend cows from flying saucers that swoop down and carry the cows away.
Street Fighter II - The World Warrior
Year of Release: 1991 Manufacturer: Capcom
The fighting game that revolutionized video games throughout the '90s. Choose one of eight warriors, each with his/her own strengths and weaknesses, and attempt to defeat the other fighters to become the world champion. Battle against computer-controlled opponents or another player.
Tumblepop
Year of Release: 1991 Manufacturer: Nihon Bussan/AV Japan
The game involves one or two ghost-busters who can suck monsters, ghosts, aliens and various other oddball characters into vacuum-cleaner-like devices and spit them back as bouncing/rolling balls. Expelled enemies function as projectiles that can damage and kill other opponents on the screen when colliding with them. The game's looks are reminiscent of Pang. Throughout the game, the player/s can collect letters of the alphabet found in randomly appearing bubbles in order to gradually spell the word "TUMBLEPOP", the progress of which is permanently displayed at the bottom of the screen. When completed, players are transported to a bonus level which gives them the opportunity to obtain higher scores and an extra life, although this level is strictly timed.
Vampire Night
Year of Release: 2000 Manufacturer: Namco/Sega/Wow Entertainment
A shooting game where players use an eight-slug shot gun to kill vampires throughout a small village and a castle. Rescue the villagers before they are turned into full vampires. Eliminate the head vampire and his minions.
When hunting vampires, the targets that appear on the screen are the vampires' "weak points." These areas should be shot as quickly as possible in order to kill the enemy.
Players must watch for victims who are changing into vampires. They can be rescued if a player shoots the "sarcoma," but if the victim's body is hit instead, the person immediately turns into a vampire. If a player is successful in resucuing a number of victims, special events can happen and a victim may give the player advantageous information.
By defeating specific enemies or causing events, a player can enter secret routes within each of the stages. There are also objects in the stages that can shot and destroyed. Hidden within some of those objects are life bonuses or score bonuses.
Unlike previous shooters, the "boss" characters in this game can appear at the beginning, middle or end of a stage.
Virtua Striker
Year of Release: 1994 Manufacturer: Sega
Virtua Striker is the first three-dimensional computer graphic soccer gameby Sega, bringing extreme competition to the arcades.
State of the art texture mapping provides sophisticated reproduction of the World Cup atmosphere, with incredibly immersive game action and realistic backgrounds. It uses the same architecture as Virtua Fighter 2.
X-Men
Year of Release: 1992 Manufacturer: Konami
Select your favorite X-Men character and fight various foes. You can punch, kick, throw, and back-attack the enemies plus jump to avoid or jump-attack the enemies. Each character also has a unique mutant power.
The game play is similar to Double Dragon, The Simpsons, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Each character has different attacks and Mutant Powers consume three units of your energy meter. You receive an extra unit when a level has been completed.