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Arcade games are video games commonly installed in cabinets and placed in bars; they were very common in the '80s.

Tubular Worlds amiga

Tubular Worlds is a side-scrolling horizontal shooter developed by Creative Game Design and published by Dongleware, released in 1994 as shareware. It was released for PC and Amiga models with AGA chipset.

Year: 1994 Genre: Shooter

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Ghostbusters commodore-64

Ghostbusters by Activision is a video game based on the 1984 Ghostbusters movie. It was released the same year of the film on several home computers, including Commodore 64, Apple II, and MSX.

Year: 1984 Genre: Arcade

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Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters amiga

Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters is an Atari coin-op released in 1989, ported to Amiga, CPC, Atari ST, C64, DOS, and other platforms. The game was designed by Mark Stephen Pierce, also known for Klax and Dark Castle.

Year: 1990 Genre: Shooter

2 players arcade co-op coin-op conversion isometric multi-directional multi-scrolling shooter run and gun science fiction shooter

Lady Bug commodore-64

Lady Bug is a conversion for Commodore 64 of the popular arcade released by Universal in 1981, similar to Pac-Man. The game was designed by Kazutoshi Ueda, also the author of Mr. Do.

Year: 1984 Genre: Arcade

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Klax amiga

Klax is a puzzle game created by Atari Games and published in 1990 for arcades and home computers. The object is to catch assorted color-falling tiles and create rows, columns, or diagonals of a single color.

Year: 1990 Genre: Puzzler

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Pinball Prelude amiga

Pinball Prelude is an arcade pinball game developed and published by Effigy Software in 1995 for the Amiga. The following year it was released for DOS and Amiga CD32. It came on th...

Year: 1995 Genre: Arcade

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Super Obliteration amiga

Super Obliteration is a public domain game created by David Papworth for the Amiga and released in 1993. It's commonly described as a Pang clone or a mix between Pang and Asteroids.

Year: 1993 Genre: Arcade

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Drip amiga

Drip is a public domain game for Amiga created by Art Skiles and released in 1989. It's a kind of Pac-Man where the maze is a set of interconnecting pipes. You must travel all the ...

Year: 1989 Genre: Arcade

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Krypton Egg amiga

Krypton Egg is a Breakout clone released by HitSoft and released initially for Atari ST in 1989, then ported to Amiga and MS-DOS. In addition to the normal Breakout/Super Breako...

Year: 1990 Genre: Arcade

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Viz: The Game amiga

Viz: The Game, also known as Viz: The Soft Floppy One, is a racing game created by Probe Software, based on a British comic magazine VIZ. It was released initially for Commodore 64...

Year: 1991 Genre: Racing

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NARC amiga

NARC is an arcade created by Williams Electronics in 1988. It was converted to several home platforms, including Amiga, Atari ST, and Commodore 64, in 1990 by Ocean. It supports a two-player mode.

Year: 1990 Genre: Shooter

2 players arcade co-op coin-op conversion crime & punishment run and gun shooter side-scrolling walkabout

Pac-Mania amiga

Pac-Mania is a new spin on the original Pac-Man game (and 10th in the franchise) and was developed and published by Namco in 1987 for arcades. In 1988 it was ported to multiple hom...

Year: 1988 Genre: Arcade

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Robotron atari-8-bit

Robotron: 2084 (also known as Robotron) is one of the arcades that made the history of video games. Developed by Eugene Jarvis and Larry DeMar of Vid Kidz and released by Williams Electronics in 1982, it was a huge commercial success.

Year: 1984 Genre: Arcade

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Totally Tiny Arcade windows

Totally Tiny Arcade is an amazing collection of 27 mini-games inspired by the most popular arcade games of the '80s. It was created by the programmer Joe Lesko and it was released for free in 2007.

Year: 2007 Genre: Arcade

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