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Twin Cobra (developed by Toaplan)
Sky Shark (developed by Toaplan)
Empire City: 1931 (developed by Seibu Kaihatsu)
Aqua Jack
Twin Eagle (developed by Seta, NES version)
Battle Lane Vol. 5 (developed by Technos)
Final Blow
Rally Bike (developed by Toaplan, NES)
Top Speed
Kageki (developed by Kaneko)
Tokio
China Gate (developed by Technos)
Thundercade (developed by Seta)
Super Qix (developed by Kaneko)
The Ninja Warriors
Kickstart
Great Swordsman (developed by Allumer)
Tournament Arkanoid
Licensed from Capcom
1942 (also distributed by Williams)
Ghosts 'n Goblins (also distributed by Taito)
Side Arms: Hyper Dyne
Trojan
Black Tiger
Gun.Smoke
Tiger Road
F-1 Dream
The King of Dragons
Varth: Operation Thunderstorm
SonSon
Licensed from SNK
Baseball Stars 2 (NES version)
Time Soldiers (developed by Alpha Denshi)
Sky Soldiers (developed by Alpha Denshi)
Gold Medalist (developed by Alpha Denshi)
Neo Geo (One-slot conversion kit version)
Licensed from Seta
Castle of Dragon (developed by Athena)
DownTown
Caliber.50
Thunder & Lightning (developed by Visco, NES)
Meta Fox (developed by Jorudan)
Nolan Ryan's Baseball (SNES)
Licensed from Toaplan
Out Zone
Snow Bros.
Fire Shark
Others
Double Dragon II: The Revenge (developed by Technos)
Bloody Wolf (developed by Data East)
Flashgal (developed by Kyugo, published by Sega)
Skeet Shot (developed by Dynamo, top new video game on RePlay arcade charts in December 1991)
Popshot (prototype, developed by Dynamo)
World Bowling (developed by Athena, Game Boy)
Championship Bowling (Arcade/NES)
Cowboy Kid (developed by Visco Games, NES)
Magic Darts (NES)
Mr. Chin's Gourmet Paradise (Game Boy)
Torpedo Range (developed by Seta, Game Boy)
Goofy Hoops (redemption, partially based on same hardware as Capcom pinballs)
