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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
10.000 Bullets	Taito;505 Games (Blue Moon Studio)	2005	THE POWER OF "10.000 BULLETS". Enter Crow and Judas, professional hit men who handle all the "dirty work" for the Tonio family, a powerful crime syndicate based in Rome, Italy. Use the Bullet Time Feature, pay attemption to the Gun gauge!. Replenish Gun Gauge with Combo Attacks, go for Critical Shots! Special Skills allows the characters to perform superhuman feats of strength.	PS2
1945 I&II: The Arcade Games	Play It!;Taito (Psikyo)	2004		PS2
2 Minute Drill	Taito	1993		Arcade
Aces of War	Taito;505 Games (Taito Corporation)	2005		PSP
Aces of War	Taito;Digital Bros (Marionette)	2004		PS2
Acrobat Mission	Taito (UPL)	1991	AD 2100: Humans exterminated by their own nature disruption and escape to Mars leaving Bio-Computer for environmental recuperation of Earth. One day half a century after humans arrived, Mars was attacked by strange flying objects. To fight these enemies, the directer General of the Defense Agency organized the task force army and started the dog fight with invaders quickly. The operation was called 'Acrobat Mission' as it exceeded the pilot's technical limit.	Arcade
Ah Eikou no Koshien	Taito	1990		Arcade
AI Shogi	Taito (Something Good)	1995		3DO
Air Inferno	Taito	1990	[28]* [62]* [42]*** [106]	Arcade
Akira	Taito (Tose)	1988	A graphic adventure game based on the 1988 animated movie of Katsuhiro Otomo's epic Manga. Released in 1988 by Taito for the Famicom console, the video game version has the player in the role of Kaneda. Events begin with Kaneda and his motorcycle gang in police custody after their friend Tetsuo has been abducted by the military.	NES
Akko ni Omakase! Brain Shock	Taito	2006		Nintendo DS
Alpine Ski	Taito	1982	Alpine Ski is an arcade skiing game that features three levels of different alpine events. The first level is a downhill course in which the player must maneuver his skier around snowmobiles, trees, rocks, ice patches and other skiers while picking up bonus points along the way. The goal is to finish the course in the shortest amount of time possible. The second level ratchets up the difficulty with a slalom course, which tests both the player's precision and speed. In addition to maneuvering around the same obstacles from the downhill course, the player must also navigate around a series of poles and through a number of flagged gates. The final level represents an opportunity for bonus points on the ski jumping hill. Players must use the radar provided to maximize their jump distance, being careful not to land and crash into a tree. [Moby Games]	Arcade
American Horseshoes	Taito (Strata)	1990		Arcade
Animalandia Jr.	Taito	1993		Arcade
Aqua Jack	Taito	1989		Arcade
Aquarian Age Alternative	Taito	2007		Arcade
Arabian Magic	Taito	1992	Long, long ago, there was a magnificent country called Shahariyarld, laden with a rich covering of green grass and located near persia. In this country of great wealth, the king and all his people lived peacefully. However, an evil wizard cast a spell upon the king in order to seize his country.	Arcade
Arkanoid	Taito	1988		Apple IIGS
Arkanoid	Taito	1988		Apple II E
Arkanoid	Taito (Carry Lab)	1986		NEC PC8801
Arkanoid	Taito (Novalogic)	1988	Not to be confused with the Imagine DOS conversion "EU-version" which appeared a year earlier.***"The time and era of this story is unknown. After the mothership "ARKANOID" was destroyed, a spacecraft "Vaus" scrambled away from it. But only to be trapped in space warped by someone..." Shatter the walls of the space system in 33 amazing rounds of a fight for survival! Control the "Vaus", a space vessel that acts as your paddle, in an attempt to break all the colored bricks without the ball falling off the playing field. Break all the bricks to advance to the next challenging level, collecting power-ups along the way!	MS-DOS
Arkanoid	Taito	1987		NEC PC9801
Arkanoid	Taito	2009	TAITO's iconic block-destroying arcade classic ARKANOID The game system changes as the story progresses, revealing new VAUS craft, new gimmicks, and new stages! Features: * Impressive volume: over 100 stages! * Branching level progression: blaze your own trail! * A mysterious story that reveals its secrets as play progresses! * Clever additions guaranteed to make long-time ARKANOID fans grin! * ARKANOID's legendary boss battles! Strange enemies await your challenge! * Packed with many more attractive features!	iOS
Arkanoid	Taito	1989		Tandy Coco
Arkanoid	Discovery Software (Taito)	1988		Mac OS Classic
Arkanoid	Taito	1986	A game that takes you to a new level of skill and reflex action.	Arcade
Arkanoid	Taito	1986	The era and time of this story is unknown. After the mothership Arkanoid was destroyed, a craft, "Vaus", scrambled away from it, only to be trapped in space warped by someone.*First released in the arcades, Arkanoid is a successfull reinterpretation of Atari's classic [game=#261]Breakout[/game] game. Arkanoid keeps the simplicity of Breakout and adds a few extras like lasers, expanded paddle, multi balls etc. As for NES Breakout-clones, Arkanoid is one of the better ones. I actually liked it a bit more than Konami's [game=#178997]Nazo no Kabe: Block Kuzushi[/game] due to its more classic and fairer level design. The NES Arkanoid came with a special paddle controller, which significantly enhances controls. Playing Arkanoid with the standard controller is possible but quite difficult.*NES-AR-USA Came packaged with a paddle controller.	NES
Arkanoid DS	Taito	2008	Prepare for classic block-breaking action with a new twist in Arkanoid DS. Originally an arcade hit, Arkanoid is reborn on DS with Touch Screen control, stacks of colourful levels and a distinctive new style.* [100]* [12]	Nintendo DS
Arkanoid II: Revenge of Doh	Taito	1987	A long period of time passed..... and the dimension-controlling force "DOH" has again come back to life. Occupying the huge spaceship "XORG", it has entered our universe from a different dimension. "MIXTEC", Arkanoid type spaceship, has launched the craft "VAUS 2" to make a preemptive attack on "XORG".......***In this sequel to Arkanoid, the player is once again fighting against Doh, a alien entity that looks a lot like an Easter Island head. Arkanoid was a Breakout-style game where the player had to destroy bricks by bouncing a ball off of a pod that was under player control. The ball would then bounce to the top of the screen, hopefully breaking the blocks. The big difference between Arkanoid and Breakout was the inclusion of power-ups. When a brick is destroyed there is a chance that a small pod will fall to the bottom of the screen. This pod, if catched by the player, will alter the pod or the ball, usually benificially. The pod might get bigger, or the ball might split into three balls. In Arkanoid 2 the power-ups were increased, the most impressive being one that caused the ball to split into what appeared to be fifty other balls, all flying around the screen. This is about as far as the changes went. Still, it was fun, since the gameplay that made the original great was still intact.	Arcade
Arkanoid II: Revenge of Doh	Nidecom Soft;Taito	1988	A splendid version of the classic Break Out game. Probably Arkanoid itself can be called classic as well. This MSX2 version originally came with a special joypad, with which it could be played best. Nice graphics and a great variety of levels.	MSX2
Arkanoid II: Revenge of Doh	Taito (NovaLogic)	1989		MS-DOS
Arkanoid II: Revenge of Doh	Taito	1989		Apple IIGS
Arkanoid II: Revenge of Doh	Taito	1988	I question whether this was released for the Apple II series. After some research I must assume that every reference to an Apple II version refers to the Apple II/GS version.	Apple II E
Arkanoid II: Revenge of Doh	Taito;SPS	1987		X68000
Arkanoid II: Revenge of Doh	Taito (Daiei Seisakusho)	1988		NES
Arkanoid Live!	Taito Corporation	2009		X360
Arkanoid Returns	Taito	1997	Sequel of "Arkanoid" royal road series of breakout I combined beautifully puzzles and actions appeared to PS. We are equipped with the edit mode you can create free arcade mode were transplanted fully commercial, extra mode that was added to the boss further, squash mode of the match two, the stage of your own, the four modes colorful.	PS
Arkanoid Returns	Taito	1997	Arkanoid Returns is the fourth game in the Arkanoid series. It is largely similar to its predecessor Arkanoid: Doh It Again as it has the same power-ups (plus the Giga-Ball) and board size. Some of the level designs have even been reused. The game has 50 levels, and the theme changes every 9 levels. Unlike past games, it doesn't have any boss battles. [Moby Games]*** [27]	Arcade
Arkanoid Returns 2000	Taito	1999		PS
Arkanoid: Doh it Again	Taito	1997	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/xJxFsSBkz2w[/media]*For years, Commander Therle and his people have been searching for a new world to call home. Each time they get close, their enemy, Doh, pushes away Therle's ships. Recently, a sensor scan detected new terra-class planets. Therle sent scout ships to check them out, but Doh once again scattered his Blocks across the solar systems to stop the ships. Before the scout ships can reach the planets, they must destroy the Blocks.* [29]* [27]*The best Arkanoid game, to my mind, but also the easiest. Just the bosses are difficult to beat.	SNES
Ashita no Joe	Taito (Wave Corp)	1990	Success Joe, known in Japan as "Ashita no Joe", is an arcade game by Wave Corp that was released a year before the better-known Ashita no Joe Densetsu for the Neo Geo. It is also based on the classic manga by Asao Takamori and Tetsuya Chiba, and features one-on-one boxing matches versus an AI-controlled opponent. [Moby Games]* [62]* [42]***A poor imitation of Punch-Out!! featuring characters from the manga/anime Ashita no Joe ("Tomorrow's Joe"). [Jacquismo]	Arcade
Ashura Blaster	Taito;Visco	1990	Ashura Blaster is a vertical scrolling military themed shoot 'em up game set in 2020 where you take control of a helicopter that has to destroy a different objective in each level. You fight a variety of tanks, ships, aircrafts, static guns and bosses. While playing destroyed enemies drop power-ups. The power-ups include a weapons power-up (P), plus one bomb (B),extra live (1UP) and a power-up that changes your main weapon type. Before the start of every stage a different bomb type can be selected. The four types are: Ashura Bomb, Ashura Flash, Fire Wave and Satellite Beam. The game can be played solo or with a friend. [Moby Games]*** [106]	Arcade
Astro Race	Taito	1973	"Most exciting new video game featuring spaceships journey in the cosmos. Manage the ship at your side to pass through a meteoric swarm without crashing into it."***Astro Race was produced by Taito in 1973. Taito released 487 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1967. Other machines made by Taito during the time period Astro Race was produced include Pro Hockey, Davis Cup, Elepong, Speed Race, Basketball, Western Hill, Crown Sportsman Strength Tester, Cycle Rider, Sky FighterII, and Crown Soccer Special. A space game where players race against opposing ships while avoiding comets and meteors.	Arcade
Astro Zone	Taito	1980		Arcade
Asuka & Asuka	Taito	1988		Arcade
Attack	Exidy (Exidy;Taito)	1977	Attack is a 2-player asymmetrical duel type game with one player taking the role of destroyer, and the other the role of airplane. The destroyer is bound to the sea at the bottom of the screen, can move left and right, and fire diagonally. The airplane is more maneuverable and capable of flying in eight directions, but can only fire forward. Either player will score one point when destroying the other player, and the destroyed player will respawn from either the right or left side of the screen. The machine allows the operator to select from multiple time limits per credit.	Arcade
Attack	Taito	1976	Attack is a 2-player competitive shooting gallery. Both players have a mounted machinegun with swivel aiming. Their goal is to destroy as many passing trucks (worth 10 points each) as possible within the 90 seconds of one credit. If either player scores 300 points an additional 90 seconds of playtime will be added. Trucks can drive onto the screen from both sides of the screen, and trucks farther away are smaller and harder to hit. This is possibly the very first video game to employ parallax scrolling, where layers of the playfield scroll by at different distances and speeds. The guns were nicely detailed and were a precursor to the types of games that are seen in modern arcade games. This was also the first instance where Taito placed the monitor in the bottom of the cabinet and by using an angled mirror, created an illusion of depth.	Arcade
Attack U.F.O.	Taito	1974	Attack UFO was produced by Taito in 1974. Attack UFO is a shooting game in which the player(s) must try to shoot down a UFO using guided missiles fired from the bottom of the screen which are controlled with joysticks. Taito released 487 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1967. Other machines made by Taito during the time period Attack UFO was produced include Basketball, Speed Race, Western Gun, Interceptor, Attack, Astro Race, Davis Cup, Elepong, Pro Hockey, and Western Hill. A black and white game with UFOs.	Arcade
Avenger	Taito (Taito;Electra Games)	1976	It was a clone of Avenger 1975. Taito was taken to court by Electra, but they agreed to market it. It has small hardware differences, according to analysis of specialized pages. In terms of gameplay, Taito's control turned out to be smoother and more controllable.***Avenger is a top-down, scrolling shoot 'em up in which the player controls a fighter jet and must shoot down incoming enemy fighters. The player flies forward and can move the jet with a joystick. The enemies enter the screen from the top along with a scrolling layer of clouds. The player has an afterburner button to increase speed. Depending on the amount of enemies shot down the player receives a rating (crop duster, student pilot, ace or avenger) and bonus play time is awarded.	Arcade
Azumanga Daioh Puzzle Bobble	Taito (Moss)	2002		Arcade

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