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Buggy Boy amiga

Speed Buggy (Buggy Boy in the UK) is an arcade racing game created by Tatsumi, initially released in 1985. From 1987 to 1988, several home computer versions were created, including...

Year: 1988 Genre: Racing

2d racing sim arcade automobile coin-op conversion driving racing track racing

Champ Kong dos

Champ Kong is probably the best clone of the classic Donkey Kong arcade. Developed by ChamProgramming and released in 1996 for DOS, it closely replicates the original game..

Year: 1996 Genre: Arcade

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Dragon's Lair: Escape from Singe's Castle amiga

Dragon's Lair: Escape from Singe's Castle is the second part of the home computer version of the famous laserdisc game Dragon's Lair. The popular series was created by Don Bluth Studios.

Year: 1990 Genre: Action

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Tiny Bobble amiga

Tiny Bobble is a modern conversion for Amiga of the famous coin-op Bubble Bobble. The fantastic work, made by Bartman and Pink of the demo scene group called "Abyss," started in 2018.

Year: 2020 Genre: Arcade

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Virtua Racing Deluxe sega-32x

Virtua Racing is a 3D arcade racing game created by SEGA in 1992. Due to its fantastic success, the game was also ported to the SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis, thanks to an additional chip (SVP) added to the cartridge.

Year: 1994 Genre: Racing

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Mr. Do! commodore-64

Mr. Do! is a popular arcade released in 1982 by Universal Co. The game was ported to many platforms, including Atari 2600, Apple II, Atari 8-bit, ColecoVision, and MSX. The Commodo...

Year: 1985 Genre: Arcade

arcade coin-op conversion flip-screen maze chase

Operation Thunderbolt amiga

Operation Thunderbolt is a rail shooter coin-op released by Taito in 1988 as the sequel to Operation Wolf. It was ported to Zx Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amiga ST, Amiga, and other platforms in 1989-1990.

Year: 1989 Genre: Shooter

2 players arcade coin-op conversion military rail shooter

PC*Bert dos

PC*Bert is an excellent and faithful freeware clone for the PC of Q*Bert, one of the most famous arcades ever created. Q*Bert was developed in 1982 by Gottlieb and is still one of the most famous videogames characters.

Year: 1997 Genre: Arcade

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Battle Zone dos

Battlezone is an arcade game created by Atari and released in 1980. It's the precursor of modern 3D first-person shooters (FPS), using wireframe vector graphics rather than raster graphics.

Year: 1983 Genre: Arcade

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Shadow Warriors amiganes

Shadow Warriors (or Ninja Gaiden in non-PAL countries) is a coin-op created by Tecmo and released in 1988. The home computer versions were developed by Ocean and published in 1990 ...

Year: 1988 Genre: Brawler

2 players arcade brawler coin-op conversion ninja progressive beat-em-up

After Burner sega-master-system

After Burner is a popular arcade created by Sega in 1987, inspired by the movie Top Gun, where the player is the pilot of an F-14 Tomcat jet. This fast-paced combat flight simulato...

Year: 1988 Genre: Shooter

arcade aviation behind-view shoot-em-up coin-op conversion shooter

Dragon Breed amiga

Dragon Breed is a fantasy arcade created by Imren in 1989 and converted to several home computers, including ZX Spectrum, C64, Atari ST, and Amiga. In this horizontal scrolling sho...

Year: 1990 Genre: Shooter

arcade coin-op conversion fantasy h-scrolling shoot-em up shooter

Indy Heat amiga

Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat is an arcade racing game that was developed and published by Leland Corporation in 1991. It was later ported to home platforms, including Amiga, NES, Commodore 64.

Year: 1992 Genre: Racing

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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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