Namco Museum 64
At this point, Namco Museum was a series with multiple volumes on the PlayStation, each featuring six classic Namco arcade games. The six chosen for…
Super Real Mahjong VS
A mahjong game for the Aleck 64 arcade system. This is part of a series that started in 1987 and is still getting the occasional…
Vivid Dolls
A game running on Seta’s N64-based Aleck 64 arcade cabinet, this is something that Nintendo probably wouldn’t have allowed on the N64 itself – a…
Eleven Beat World Tournament
In July 1998, the first arcade game on the Aleck 64 arcade cabinet. This cabinet was built by Seta using the Nintendo 64 as a…
Rampage: World Tour
Some arcade games are great for playing for hours, making home console ports good ways to play. Others are fun for 10 minute bursts and…
Star Trek: Voyager: The Arcade Game
Star Trek: Voyager: The Arcade Game is a light gun arcade game that is very much an arcade light gun game first and a Star…
Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator
The first official Star Trek arcade game, developed by Sega with a release in two forms: a stand up cabinet and a sit down machine.…
Star Trek (1977, Dave Needle)
Another obscure Star Trek game. This one was made as a cabinet made for the Federation Trading Post in Berkeley, California. You played as the…
Star Trek (1972, For-Play)
The first commercially released Star Trek game. Not only was this not officially licensed, but it’s also a clone of another arcade game called Computer…
Sonic Brain Ranking
This was a general knowledge trivia game that takes up to nine players and one host. It had a Sonic theme, but that’s really the…