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Notes

Periscope

1965

Yes

Electro-mechanical (EM) game released bySega internationally in 1966.

F-1

October 1976

Yes

Released byAtari in North America, in November 1976.

Shoot Away

1977

Yes

Projectionlight gun shooter (skeet shooting) game.

Clay Champ

1978

Yes

Japan's ninth-highest-grossing EMarcade game of 1978.^[1]

Submarine

1978

Yes

Released by Midway in North America, in September 1979.

Pitch In

1980

Yes

An arcadebaseball game incorporating apitching machine.^[2] It was among Japan's top ten highest-grossingarcade games of 1980.^[3]

Sweet Licks

April 1981

Yes

Pic Pac

November 1984

Yes

Features musicalrobot band.^[4] A video game versionRobot Band PicPac is included inNamco Museum Vol. 4 (1996).

Sweet Land

June 1987

Yes

Gator Panic

February 1988

Yes

Flamin' Finger

2003

Yes

Featured anLED playfield.

Title	Arcade Systems/Consoles	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
Gee Bee	Namco Warp & Warp	October 1978	Yes	Yes	No	Namco's first independently released video game.
Bomb Bee	Namco Warp & Warp	June 1979	Yes	No	No	Sequel toGee Bee.
Galaxian	Namco Galaxian	September 15, 1979^[5]	Yes	Yes	Yes	Namco's firstshoot 'em up game.
MSX	January 30, 1984^[6]	Yes	No	No
Famicom	September 7, 1984	Yes	No	No
Famicom Disk System	July 20, 1990	Yes	No	No
Mobile	June 13, 2003	No	Yes	No
SOS	Namco Warp & Warp	October 1979	Yes	No	No
Cutie Q	Namco Warp & Warp	November 1979	Yes	No	No	Second sequel toGee Bee.
Rally-X	Namco Pac-Man	January 1980^[7]^[8]	Yes	Yes	Yes	First Namco game to feature background music and a bonus round.
MSX	March 30, 1984	Yes	No	No
Navarone	Namco Warp & Warp	February 1980	Yes	No	No
Kaitei Takara Sagashi	Namco Warp & Warp	May 1980^[9]	Yes	No	No	Created by K'K Tokki as a prototype.
Pac-Man	Namco Pac-Man	May 22, 1980	Yes	Yes	Yes	Namco's best-selling arcade game of all time. ThreePac-Man games byMidway also use the Namco Pac-Man hardware -Ms. Pac-Man (2/3/1982),Pac-Man Plus (3/13/1982), andJr. Pac-Man (8/13/1983). The rights toMs. Pac-Man were later turned over to Namco.
MSX	January 17, 1984	Yes	No	No
Famicom/NES	November 2, 1984	Yes	Yes	Yes
Famicom Disk System	May 18, 1990	Yes	No	No
Game Boy	November 16, 1990	Yes	Yes	Yes
Game Gear	January 29, 1991	Yes	Yes	No
Neo Geo Pocket Color	July 31, 1999	Yes	Yes	Yes
Game Boy Color	August 1999	No	Yes	Yes	RenamedPac-Man: Special Color Edition
Mobile	June 13, 2003	No	Yes	No
Game Boy Advance	February 14, 2004	Yes	Yes	Yes
King & Balloon	Namco Galaxian	June 1980	Yes	Yes	Yes	First Namco game to feature synthesized voices.
MSX	February 28, 1984	Yes	No	No
Tank Battalion	Namco Warp & Warp	October 1980	Yes	Yes	No
MSX	August 30, 1984	Yes	No	No
New Rally-X	Namco Pac-Man	February 1981	Yes	Yes	No	Sequel toRally-X.
Warp & Warp	Namco Warp & Warp	July 1981	Yes	Yes	No	Released asWarp Warp byRock-Ola in the U.S.
MSX	February 18, 1984	Yes	No	No
Famicom	July 12, 1985	Yes	No	No
Galaga	Namco Galaga	September 1981	Yes	Yes	Yes	Sequel toGalaxian. NES version sub-titledDemons of Death in North America.
MSX	May 29, 1984	Yes	No	No
Famicom	February 15, 1985	Yes	Yes	Yes
Famicom Disk System	June 22, 1990	Yes	No	No
Mobile	September 20, 2004	No	Yes	No
Bosconian	Namco Galaga	November 20, 1981	Yes	Yes	Yes	First Namco game to have a continue feature.
MSX	July 13, 1984	Yes	No	No
Dig Dug	Namco Galaga	February 20, 1982^[10]	Yes	Yes	Yes
MSX	May 24, 1984	Yes	No	No
Famicom	June 4, 1985	Yes	No	No
Famicom Disk System	July 22, 1990	Yes	No	No
Game Boy	September 1992	No	Yes	Yes	Developed byNow Production.
Game Boy Advance	May 21, 2004	Yes	No	No
Mobile	February 8, 2005	No	Yes	No
Pole Position	Namco Pole Position	July 1982	Yes	Yes	No	First Namco game to feature 16-bit graphics
Super Pac-Man	Namco Super Pac-Man	August 11, 1982	Yes	Yes	No	Official sequel toPac-Man.
Xevious	Namco Galaga	December 10, 1982^[11]	Yes	Yes	Yes	One of Namco's earliest vertical scrolling shoot 'em up titles. NES version subtitledThe Avenger in North America.
Famicom	November 8, 1984	Yes	Yes	Yes
Famicom Disk System	May 18, 1990	Yes	No	No
Game Boy Advance	February 14, 2004	Yes	Yes	Yes
Mobile	March 9, 2005	No	Yes	No
Mappy	Namco Super Pac-Man	March 20, 1983	Yes	Yes	No	First Namco game to have a storyline.
MSX	November 13, 1984	Yes	No	No
Famicom	November 14, 1984	Yes	No	No
Game Gear	May 24, 1991	Yes	No	No
Game Boy Advance	February 14, 2004	Yes	No	No
Pac & Pal	Namco Super Pac-Man	July 30, 1983	Yes	No	No	Also Known As "Pac-Man & Chomp Chomp", replacing Pal with Chomp Chomp from Hanna-Barbera's Pac-Man Cartoon, but limited to a run of 300 machines produced for several European countries. The game was never released in The United States as it was a failure at the arcades.
Phozon	Namco Phozon	August 1983	Yes	No	No
Libble Rabble	Namco Libble Rabble	October 1983	Yes	No	No
Super Famicom	September 22, 1994	Yes	No	No
Pole Position II	Namco Pole Position	December 1983	Yes	Yes	No	Sequel toPole Position.
Gaplus	Namco Phozon	April 1984	Yes	Yes	No	Released in the United States asGalaga 3.
The Tower of Druaga	Namco Super Pac-Man	June 1984	Yes	No	No	First Namco game to have an ending instead of continuing indefinitely, looping, or ending in a kill screen
Famicom	August 6, 1985	Yes	No	No
MSX	October 26, 1986	Yes	No	No
PC Engine	June 25, 1992	Yes	No	No	Developed byGame Studio.
GameCube	December 5, 2003	Yes	No	No
Pac-Land	Namco Pac-Land	August 1984	Yes	Yes	No	Namco's first side-scrollingplatformer. Themed aroundHanna-Barbera'sPac-Man television series. Background music is the television series' theme song.
Famicom	November 21, 1985	Yes	No	No
PC Engine	June 1, 1989	Yes	No	No
Grobda	Namco Super Pac-Man	November 1, 1984	Yes	No	No	Spin-off ofXevious.
Super Xevious	Namco Galaga	1984	Yes	No	No	First sequel toXevious.
Dragon Buster	Namco Pac-Land	December 20, 1984	Yes	No	No	First Namco game to have a health bar.
Famicom	January 7, 1987	Yes	No	No
MSX	December 18, 1987	Yes	No	No
Dig Dug II	Namco Super Pac-Man	March 12, 1985	Yes	No	No	Sequel toDig Dug. NES version sub-titledTrouble in Paradise in North America.
Famicom	April 18, 1986	Yes	Yes	No
Famicom Disk System	August 31, 1990	Yes	No	No
Metro-Cross	Namco Pac-Land	May 1985	Yes	Yes	Yes
Famicom	December 16, 1986	Yes	No	No	Developed byNow Production.
Baraduke	Namco Pac-Land	July 1985	Yes	Yes	No	Also known asAlien Sector in the United States and Distributed by Midway.
Motos	Namco Super Pac-Man	September 20, 1985	Yes	No	No
Sky Kid	Namco Pac-Land	December 1, 1985	Yes	Yes	No	First Namco game to allow two players on the screen simultaneously. It was NAMCO's final game to be licensed to Midway for U.S. Distribution before NAMCO chose Atari Games to be their Official U.S. Licensee.
Famicom	August 22, 1986	Yes	No	No
Toy Pop	Namco Libble Rabble	April 1986	Yes	No	No
Sky Kid Deluxe	Namco System 86	February 1986	Yes	No	No	Sequel toSky Kid.
Hopping Mappy	Namco System 86	March 1986	Yes	No	No	Sequel toMappy.
The Return of Ishtar	Namco System 86	July 8, 1986	Yes	No	No	Sequel toThe Tower of Druaga.
MSX	September 21, 1988	Yes	No	No
Thunder Ceptor	Namco Thunder Ceptor	July 1986	Yes	No	No
Genpei Tōma Den	Namco System 86	October 1, 1986	Yes	No	No
PC Engine	March 16, 1990	Yes	No	No
3-D Thunder Ceptor II	Namco Thunder Ceptor	December 1986	Yes	No	No	Sequel toThunder Ceptor.
Rolling Thunder	Namco System 86	December 1986	Yes	Yes	No	Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.
Famicom	March 17, 1989	Yes	No	No
Wonder Momo	Namco System 86	February 24, 1987	Yes	No	No	Namco's last 8-bit arcade game.
PC Engine	April 21, 1989	Yes	No	No
Mobile	June 1, 2005	Yes	No	No
Yokai Dochuki	Namco System 1	April 1987	Yes	No	No	Namco's first 16-bit arcade game.
PC Engine	February 5, 1988	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
Famicom	June 24, 1988	Yes	No	No	Developed by Now Production.
Dragon Spirit	Namco System 1	June 20, 1987	Yes	Yes	No	Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.
PC Engine	December 26, 1988	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
Blazer	Namco System 1	July 1987	Yes	No	No
Quester	Namco System 1	September 1987	Yes	No	No	Namco's answer to Taito'sArkanoid
Pac-Mania	Namco System 1	November 30, 1987	Yes	Yes	No	3Dremake ofPac-Man. LastPac-Man arcade title until 1996. Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.
MSX	March 27, 1989	Yes	No	No
Mobile	May 27, 2005	No	Yes	No
Galaga '88	Namco System 1	December 1987	Yes	Yes	No	Remake ofGalaga. Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.
PC Engine	July 15, 1988	Yes	No	No
Game Gear	October 25, 1991	Yes	No	Yes	Released asGalaga '91.
Final Lap	Namco System 2	December 1987	Yes	Yes	No	First Namco game to allow multiple cabinets to be linked together. Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.
Famicom	August 12, 1988	Yes	No	No	Developed byArc System Works.
World Stadium	Namco System 1	March 1988	Yes	No	No
Assault	Namco System 2	April 1988	Yes	Yes	No	Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.
Chozetsu Rinjin: Bravoman	Namco System 1	May 20, 1988	Yes	No	No	Also known asBravoman orBeraboh Man.
PC Engine	July 13, 1990	Yes	No	No	Developed by Now Production.
Marchen Maze	Namco System 1	July 1988	Yes	No	No
PC Engine	December 11, 1990	Yes	No	No
Bakutotsu Kijuutei: Baraduke II	Namco System 1	August 1988	Yes	No	No	Sequel toBaraduke.
Ordyne	Namco System 2	September 1988	Yes	No	No
PC Engine	September 8, 1989	Yes	No	No
Metal Hawk	Namco System 2	September 1988	Yes	No	No
World Court	Namco System 1	October 1988	Yes	No	No
Splatterhouse	Namco System 1	November 1988	Yes	No	No	One of the firstultra-violent games.
PC Engine	April 3, 1990	Yes	No	No
Mirai Ninja	Namco System 2	November 1988	Yes	No	No
Phelios	Namco System 2	December 1988	Yes	No	No
Mega Drive	July 20, 1990	Yes	Yes	Yes
Face Off	Namco System 1	December 1988	Yes	No	No
Winning Run	Namco System 21	December 1988	Yes	No	No
Rompers	Namco System 1	February 1989	Yes	No	No
Blast Off	Namco System 1	March 1989	Yes	No	No	Sequel toBosconian.
Valkyrie No Densetsu	Namco System 2	April 1989	Yes	No	No	Sequel toValkyrie no Boken.
PC Engine	April 3, 1990	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
Dirt Fox	Namco System 2	June 1989	Yes	No	No
Finest Hour	Namco System 2	September 1989	Yes	No	No
Burning Force	Namco System 2	November 1989	Yes	No	No
Mega Drive	October 19, 1990	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed by Nova Games.
Four Trax	Namco System 2	November 1989	Yes	No	No
Dangerous Seed	Namco System 1	December 1989	Yes	No	No
Mega Drive	December 18, 1990	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
Marvel Land	Namco System 2	December 1989	Yes	No	No
Mega Drive	June 28, 1991	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed by TOSE. Also known asTalmit's Adventure.
World Stadium '89	Namco System 1	1989	Yes	No	No
Winning Run Suzuka GP	Namco System 21	1989	Yes	No	No	First sequel toWinning Run. Features real-life Japanese circuit Suzuka.
Galaxian 3	Namco System 21	April 1, 1990	Yes	Yes	No	A theme park attraction game supporting up to 28 players. Also known asGalaxian³: Project Dragoon.
Kyuukai Douchuuki	Namco System 2	May 1990	Yes	No	No	Spin-off ofYokai Dochuki.
Mega Drive	July 12, 1991	Yes	No	No
Final Lap 2	Namco System 2	August 1990	Yes	Yes	No	First sequel toFinal Lap.
Pistol Daimyo no Bouken	Namco System 1	October 1990	Yes	No	No	Spin-off ofChozetsu Rinjin: Bravoman.
Steel Gunner	Namco System 2	October 3, 1990	Yes	No	No
Sokoban Deluxe	Namco System 1	November 1990	Yes	No	No	Also known asBoxy Boy.
Dragon Saber	Namco System 2	December 10, 1990	Yes	Yes	No	Sequel toDragon Spirit.
PC Engine	December 27, 1991	Yes	No	No	Developed by Now Production.
Rolling Thunder 2	Namco System 2	December 1990	Yes	No	No	Sequel toRolling Thunder.
Mega Drive	November 18, 1991	Yes	Yes	Yes
Golly! Ghost!	Namco System 2	December 1990	Yes	No	No	Electro-mechanical/video game hybrid.
Puzzle Club	Namco System 1	1990	Yes	No	No	Unreleased prototype.
World Stadium '90	Namco System 1	1990	Yes	No	No
Super World Stadium	Namco System 2	January 1991	Yes	No	No
Driver's Eyes	Namco System 21	February 1991	Yes	No	No	Features a three-screen panoramic view.
Mitsubishi Driving Simulator	Unknown	1991	Yes	Unknown	Unknown	Co-developed withMitsubishi. It was a serious educational streetdriving simulator that used 3D polygon technology and a sit-down arcade cabinet to simulate realistic driving, including basics such as ensuring the car is in neutral or parking position, starting the engine, placing the car into gear, releasing the hand-brake, and then driving. The player can choose from three routes while following instructions, avoiding collisions with other vehicles or pedestrians, and waiting at traffic lights; the brakes are accurately simulated, with the car creeping forward after taking the foot off the brake until the hand-brake is applied.Leisure Line magazine considered it the "hit of the show" upon its debut at the 1991JAMMA show. It was designed for use by Japanesedriving schools, with a very expensive cost of AU$150,000 orUS$117,000 (equivalent to $282,000 in 2024) per unit.^[12]
Starblade	Namco System 21	September 1991	Yes	Yes	No
Mega CD	October 28, 1994	Yes	Yes	No
Tank Force	Namco System 1	December 1991	Yes	No	No	Sequel toTank Battalion.
Steel Gunner 2	Namco System 2	December 1991	Yes	No	No	Sequel toSteel Gunner.
Cosmo Gang the Video	Namco System 2	December 1991	Yes	No	No	Features characters from a redemption game titledCosmo Gangs.
Super Famicom	October 29, 1992	Yes	No	No
Solvalou	Namco System 21	December 1991	Yes	No	No	3DSpin-off ofXevious.
Bubble Trouble: Golly! Ghost! 2	Namco System 2	1991	Yes	No	No	Sequel toGolly! Ghost!.
Winning Run '91	Namco System 21	1991	Yes	No	No	Second sequel toWinning Run.
Bakuretsu Quiz Ma-Q Dai Bōken	Namco NA-1	July 1992	Yes	No	No
Final Lap 3	Namco System 2	September 1992	Yes	No	No	Second sequel toFinal Lap.
Suzuka 8 Hours	Namco System 2	October 10, 1992	Yes	Yes	No	Released asCoca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours in The United States with a license from theAtlanta, GA based soft drink company.
Super Famicom/SNES	October 15, 1993	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by Arc System Works.
F/A	Namco NA-1	October 1992	Yes	No	No	Also known asFighter & Attacker.
Cosmo Gang the Puzzle	Namco NA-1	November 1992	Yes	No	No	Sequel toCosmo Gang the Video.
Super Famicom	February 26, 1993	Yes	No	No
Exvania	Namco NA-1	December 1992	Yes	No	No
Lucky & Wild	Namco System 2	December 1992	Yes	Yes	Yes
Super World Court	Namco NA-1	December 1992	Yes	No	No	Sequel toPro Tennis: World Court.
Knuckle Heads	Namco NA-2	December 1992	Yes	No	No
Super World Stadium '92	Namco System 2	1992	Yes	No	No
Sim Drive	Namco System 22	1992	Yes	No	No	Unreleased racing game.
Air Combat	Namco System 21	February 1993	Yes	Yes	Yes
Galaxian³: Project Dragoon	Namco System 21	March 1993	Yes	Yes	No	Six-player arcade version ofGalaxian³ developed for Namco's "Theater 6" system.
Cyber Sled	Namco System 21	March 27, 1993	Yes	Yes	Yes
PlayStation	January 27, 1995	Yes	Yes	No
Emeraldia	Namco NA-1	July 1993	Yes	No	No
Namco NA-2	July 1993	Yes	No	No
Nettou! Gekitou! Quiztou!!	Namco NA-2	September 1993	Yes	No	No
Numan Athletics	Namco NA-2	September 1993	Yes	No	No
Ridge Racer	Namco System 22	October 30, 1993	Yes	Yes	Yes
PlayStation	December 3, 1994	Yes	No	No	Release title for the PlayStation.
Suzuka 8 Hours 2	Namco System 2	November 1993	Yes	No	No	Sequel toSuzuka 8 Hours.
Great Sluggers	Namco NB-1	November 1993	Yes	No	No
Final Lap R	Namco System FL	December 1993	Yes	No	No	Third sequel toFinal Lap.
Tinkle Pit	Namco NA-1	December 1993	Yes	No	No	Features cameos from several of the company's characters.
Super World Stadium '93	Namco System 2	1993	Yes	No	No
X-Day	Namco NA-1	1993	Yes	No	No
Magic Edge Hornet 1	Namco Magic Edge Hornet Simulator	1993	Yes	No	No
Magic Edge F18^[13]	Namco Magic Edge Hornet Simulator	1993	Yes	No	No
Magic Edge X21	Namco Magic Edge Hornet Simulator	1993	Yes	No	No
NebulasRay	Namco NB-1	March 1994	Yes	No	No
Great Sluggers '94	Namco NB-1	June 1994	Yes	No	No	Sequel toGreat Sluggers.
Ridge Racer 2	Namco System 22	July 8, 1994	Yes	No	No	First sequel toRidge Racer.
Alpine Racer	Namco System 22	September 11, 1994	Yes	No	No
J-League Soccer V-Shoot	Namco NB-1	September 1994	Yes	No	No
Point Blank	Namco NB-1	October 1994	Yes	Yes	Yes	Light gun game. Known asGun Bullet in Japan.
PlayStation	August 7, 1997	Yes	Yes	No
Ace Driver	Namco System 22	November 1994	Yes	No	No
Attack of the Zolgear	Namco System 21	1994	Yes	No	No	Sequel toGalaxian 3; a conversion kit for the "Theater 6" system.
Cyber Commando	Namco System 22	1994	Yes	No	No	Sequel toCyber Sled.
Mach Breakers: Numan Athletics 2	Namco NB-2	January 1995	Yes	No	No	Sequel toNuman Athletics.
Air Combat 22	Namco Super System 22	March 1995	Yes	No	No	Sequel toAir Combat; "22" is a reference to theNamco Super System 22 hardware it was released on.
The Outfoxies	Namco NB-2	March 1995	Yes	No	No
Rave Racer	Namco Super System 22	July 16, 1995	Yes	No	No	Second sequel toRidge Racer.
Super World Stadium '95	Namco NB-1	July 1995	Yes	No	No
Speed Racer	Namco System FL	October 7, 1995	No	Yes	No
Namco Classic Collection Vol. 1	Namco ND-1	November 1995	Yes	Yes	Yes	Included original and "arranged" versions ofGalaga,Xevious andMappy.
Ace Driver: Victory Lap	Namco Super System 22	December 1995	Yes	No	No	First sequel toAce Driver.
Dirt Dash	Namco Super System 22	December 1995	Yes	No	No	An off-road racing game.^[14]
Time Crisis	Namco Super System 22	December 1995	Yes	Yes	Yes	Light gun game.
PlayStation	June 27, 1997	Yes	Yes	No
Cyber Cycles	Namco Super System 22	1995	Yes	No	No
Namco Classic Collection Vol. 2	Namco ND-1	March 1996	Yes	Yes	Yes	Included original and "arranged" versions ofPac-Man,Dig Dug andRally-X.
Abnormal Check	Namco ND-1	1996	Yes	No	No
Alpine Racer 2	Namco Super System 22	December 6, 1996	Yes	No	No	First sequel toAlpine Racer.
Super World Stadium '96	Namco NB-1	1996	Yes	No	No
Alpine Surfer	Namco Super System 22	July 1996	Yes	No	No	Spin-off ofAlpine Racer. Players stand on asnowboard instead of skis.^[15]
Aqua Jet	Namco Super System 22	1996^[16]	Yes	No	No
Prop Cycle	Namco Super System 22	1996	Yes	No	No	A relatively relaxed game in which the player controls a flying bicycle by pedaling on a mock-up bicycle.^[15]
Tokyo Wars	Namco Super System 22	1996	Yes	No	No
Time Crisis II	Namco System 23	March 1997	Yes	Yes	Yes	First sequel toTime Crisis.
Namco Super System 23	March 1997	Yes	Yes	Yes
PlayStation 2	October 1, 2001	Yes	Yes	No
Super World Stadium '97	Namco NB-1	1997	Yes	No	No
Armadillo Racing	Namco Super System 22	1997	Yes	No	No	A racing game withtrackball control.^[17]
Final Furlong	Namco System 22.5	1997	Yes	No	No	A multiplayer horse racing game with aforce feedback saddle.^[18]
Rapid River	Namco System 22.5	1997	Yes	No	No
Motocross Go!	Namco System 23	1997	Yes	No	No
Downhill Bikers	Namco System 23^[19]	1997	Yes	No	No
Panic Park	Namco System 23	1997	Yes	No	No
Angler King	Namco System 23	1998	Yes	No	No
500GP	Namco Super System 23	1998	Yes	No	No
Gunmen Wars	Namco Super System 23 GMEN	1998	Yes	No	No
Race On!	Namco Super System 23 GMEN	1998	Yes	No	No
Guitar Jam	Namco Super System 23	April 17, 1999^[20]	Yes	No	No	Rhythm game similar toKonami'sGuitarFreaks, released earlier the same year.^[21]
Final Furlong 2	Namco Super System 23 GMEN	1998	Yes	No	No	Sequel toFinal Furlong.
Crisis Zone	Namco Super System 23 Evolution 2	March 29, 1999	Yes	Yes	Yes	Arcade spin-off ofTime Crisis.
PlayStation 2	September 17, 2004	No	Yes	Yes

Title

Arcade Systems/Consoles

Release date

Notes

Gee Bee

October 1978

Yes

Namco's first independently released video game.

Bomb Bee

June 1979

Yes

Sequel toGee Bee.

Galaxian

Namco Galaxian

September 15, 1979^[5]

Yes

Namco's firstshoot 'em up game.

January 30, 1984^[6]

Yes

September 7, 1984

Yes

July 20, 1990

Yes

June 13, 2003

Yes

SOS

October 1979

Yes

Cutie Q

November 1979

Yes

Second sequel toGee Bee.

Rally-X

Namco Pac-Man

January 1980^[7]^[8]

Yes

First Namco game to feature background music and a bonus round.

March 30, 1984

Yes

Navarone

February 1980

Yes

Kaitei Takara Sagashi

May 1980^[9]

Yes

Created by K'K Tokki as a prototype.

Pac-Man

Namco Pac-Man

May 22, 1980

Yes

Namco's best-selling arcade game of all time. ThreePac-Man games byMidway also use the Namco Pac-Man hardware -Ms. Pac-Man (2/3/1982),Pac-Man Plus (3/13/1982), andJr. Pac-Man (8/13/1983). The rights toMs. Pac-Man were later turned over to Namco.

January 17, 1984

Yes

Famicom/NES

November 2, 1984

Yes

May 18, 1990

Yes

November 16, 1990

Yes

January 29, 1991

Yes

Neo Geo Pocket Color

July 31, 1999

Yes

Game Boy Color

August 1999

Yes

RenamedPac-Man: Special Color Edition

June 13, 2003

Yes

February 14, 2004

Yes

King & Balloon

Namco Galaxian

June 1980

Yes

First Namco game to feature synthesized voices.

February 28, 1984

Yes

Tank Battalion

October 1980

Yes

August 30, 1984

Yes

New Rally-X

Namco Pac-Man

February 1981

Yes

Sequel toRally-X.

Warp & Warp

July 1981

Yes

Released asWarp Warp byRock-Ola in the U.S.

February 18, 1984

Yes

July 12, 1985

Yes

Galaga

Namco Galaga

September 1981

Yes

Sequel toGalaxian. NES version sub-titledDemons of Death in North America.

May 29, 1984

Yes

February 15, 1985

Yes

June 22, 1990

Yes

September 20, 2004

Yes

Bosconian

Namco Galaga

November 20, 1981

Yes

First Namco game to have a continue feature.

July 13, 1984

Yes

Dig Dug

Namco Galaga

February 20, 1982^[10]

Yes

May 24, 1984

Yes

June 4, 1985

Yes

July 22, 1990

Yes

September 1992

Yes

Developed byNow Production.

May 21, 2004

Yes

February 8, 2005

Yes

Pole Position

Namco Pole Position

July 1982

Yes

First Namco game to feature 16-bit graphics

Super Pac-Man

August 11, 1982

Yes

Official sequel toPac-Man.

Xevious

Namco Galaga

December 10, 1982^[11]

Yes

One of Namco's earliest vertical scrolling shoot 'em up titles. NES version subtitledThe Avenger in North America.

November 8, 1984

Yes

May 18, 1990

Yes

February 14, 2004

Yes

March 9, 2005

Yes

Mappy

March 20, 1983

Yes

First Namco game to have a storyline.

November 13, 1984

Yes

November 14, 1984

Yes

May 24, 1991

Yes

February 14, 2004

Yes

Pac & Pal

July 30, 1983

Yes

Also Known As "Pac-Man & Chomp Chomp", replacing Pal with Chomp Chomp from Hanna-Barbera's Pac-Man Cartoon, but limited to a run of 300 machines produced for several European countries. The game was never released in The United States as it was a failure at the arcades.

Phozon

Namco Phozon

August 1983

Yes

Libble Rabble

Namco Libble Rabble

October 1983

Yes

September 22, 1994

Yes

Pole Position II

Namco Pole Position

December 1983

Yes

Sequel toPole Position.

Gaplus

Namco Phozon

April 1984

Yes

Released in the United States asGalaga 3.

The Tower of Druaga

June 1984

Yes

First Namco game to have an ending instead of continuing indefinitely, looping, or ending in a kill screen

August 6, 1985

Yes

October 26, 1986

Yes

June 25, 1992

Yes

Developed byGame Studio.

December 5, 2003

Yes

Pac-Land

August 1984

Yes

Namco's first side-scrollingplatformer. Themed aroundHanna-Barbera'sPac-Man television series. Background music is the television series' theme song.

November 21, 1985

Yes

June 1, 1989

Yes

Grobda

November 1, 1984

Yes

Spin-off ofXevious.

Super Xevious

Namco Galaga

1984

Yes

First sequel toXevious.

Dragon Buster

December 20, 1984

Yes

First Namco game to have a health bar.

January 7, 1987

Yes

December 18, 1987

Yes

Dig Dug II

March 12, 1985

Yes

Sequel toDig Dug. NES version sub-titledTrouble in Paradise in North America.

April 18, 1986

Yes

August 31, 1990

Yes

Metro-Cross

May 1985

Yes

December 16, 1986

Yes

Developed byNow Production.

Baraduke

July 1985

Yes

Also known asAlien Sector in the United States and Distributed by Midway.

Motos

September 20, 1985

Yes

Sky Kid

December 1, 1985

Yes

First Namco game to allow two players on the screen simultaneously. It was NAMCO's final game to be licensed to Midway for U.S. Distribution before NAMCO chose Atari Games to be their Official U.S. Licensee.

August 22, 1986

Yes

Toy Pop

Namco Libble Rabble

April 1986

Yes

Sky Kid Deluxe

February 1986

Yes

Sequel toSky Kid.

Hopping Mappy

March 1986

Yes

Sequel toMappy.

The Return of Ishtar

July 8, 1986

Yes

Sequel toThe Tower of Druaga.

September 21, 1988

Yes

Thunder Ceptor

Namco Thunder Ceptor

July 1986

Yes

Genpei Tōma Den

October 1, 1986

Yes

March 16, 1990

Yes

3-D Thunder Ceptor II

Namco Thunder Ceptor

December 1986

Yes

Sequel toThunder Ceptor.

Rolling Thunder

December 1986

Yes

Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.

March 17, 1989

Yes

Wonder Momo

February 24, 1987

Yes

Namco's last 8-bit arcade game.

April 21, 1989

Yes

June 1, 2005

Yes

Yokai Dochuki

April 1987

Yes

Namco's first 16-bit arcade game.

February 5, 1988

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

June 24, 1988

Yes

Developed by Now Production.

Dragon Spirit

June 20, 1987

Yes

Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.

December 26, 1988

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

Blazer

July 1987

Yes

Quester

September 1987

Yes

Namco's answer to Taito'sArkanoid

Pac-Mania

November 30, 1987

Yes

3Dremake ofPac-Man.
LastPac-Man arcade title until 1996. Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.

March 27, 1989

Yes

May 27, 2005

Yes

Galaga '88

December 1987

Yes

Remake ofGalaga. Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.

July 15, 1988

Yes

October 25, 1991

Yes

Released asGalaga '91.

Final Lap

December 1987

Yes

First Namco game to allow multiple cabinets to be linked together. Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.

August 12, 1988

Yes

Developed byArc System Works.

World Stadium

March 1988

Yes

Assault

April 1988

Yes

Licensed to Atari Games for U.S. Distribution.

Chozetsu Rinjin: Bravoman

May 20, 1988

Yes

Also known asBravoman orBeraboh Man.

July 13, 1990

Yes

Developed by Now Production.

Marchen Maze

July 1988

Yes

December 11, 1990

Yes

Bakutotsu Kijuutei: Baraduke II

August 1988

Yes

Sequel toBaraduke.

Ordyne

September 1988

Yes

September 8, 1989

Yes

Metal Hawk

September 1988

Yes

World Court

October 1988

Yes

Splatterhouse

November 1988

Yes

One of the firstultra-violent games.

April 3, 1990

Yes

Mirai Ninja

November 1988

Yes

Phelios

December 1988

Yes

July 20, 1990

Yes

Face Off

December 1988

Yes

Winning Run

December 1988

Yes

Rompers

February 1989

Yes

Blast Off

March 1989

Yes

Sequel toBosconian.

Valkyrie No Densetsu

April 1989

Yes

Sequel toValkyrie no Boken.

April 3, 1990

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

Dirt Fox

June 1989

Yes

Finest Hour

September 1989

Yes

Burning Force

November 1989

Yes

October 19, 1990

Yes

Developed by Nova Games.

Four Trax

November 1989

Yes

Dangerous Seed

December 1989

Yes

December 18, 1990

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

Marvel Land

December 1989

Yes

June 28, 1991

Yes

Developed by TOSE. Also known asTalmit's Adventure.

World Stadium '89

1989

Yes

Winning Run Suzuka GP

1989

Yes

First sequel toWinning Run. Features real-life Japanese circuit Suzuka.

Galaxian 3

April 1, 1990

Yes

A theme park attraction game supporting up to 28 players. Also known asGalaxian³: Project Dragoon.

Kyuukai Douchuuki

May 1990

Yes

Spin-off ofYokai Dochuki.

July 12, 1991

Yes

Final Lap 2

August 1990

Yes

First sequel toFinal Lap.

Pistol Daimyo no Bouken

October 1990

Yes

Spin-off ofChozetsu Rinjin: Bravoman.

Steel Gunner

October 3, 1990

Yes

Sokoban Deluxe

November 1990

Yes

Also known asBoxy Boy.

Dragon Saber

December 10, 1990

Yes

Sequel toDragon Spirit.

December 27, 1991

Yes

Developed by Now Production.

Rolling Thunder 2

December 1990

Yes

Sequel toRolling Thunder.

November 18, 1991

Yes

Golly! Ghost!

December 1990

Yes

Electro-mechanical/video game hybrid.

Puzzle Club

1990

Yes

Unreleased prototype.

World Stadium '90

1990

Yes

Super World Stadium

January 1991

Yes

Driver's Eyes

February 1991

Yes

Features a three-screen panoramic view.

Mitsubishi Driving Simulator

Unknown

1991

Yes

Unknown

Co-developed withMitsubishi. It was a serious educational streetdriving simulator that used 3D polygon technology and a sit-down arcade cabinet to simulate realistic driving, including basics such as ensuring the car is in neutral or parking position, starting the engine, placing the car into gear, releasing the hand-brake, and then driving. The player can choose from three routes while following instructions, avoiding collisions with other vehicles or pedestrians, and waiting at traffic lights; the brakes are accurately simulated, with the car creeping forward after taking the foot off the brake until the hand-brake is applied.Leisure Line magazine considered it the "hit of the show" upon its debut at the 1991JAMMA show. It was designed for use by Japanesedriving schools, with a very expensive cost of AU$150,000 orUS$117,000 (equivalent to $282,000 in 2024) per unit.^[12]

Starblade

September 1991

Yes

Mega CD

October 28, 1994

Yes

Tank Force

December 1991

Yes

Sequel toTank Battalion.

Steel Gunner 2

December 1991

Yes

Sequel toSteel Gunner.

Cosmo Gang the Video

December 1991

Yes

Features characters from a redemption game titledCosmo Gangs.

October 29, 1992

Yes

Solvalou

December 1991

Yes

3DSpin-off ofXevious.

Bubble Trouble: Golly! Ghost! 2

1991

Yes

Sequel toGolly! Ghost!.

Winning Run '91

1991

Yes

Second sequel toWinning Run.

Bakuretsu Quiz Ma-Q Dai Bōken

July 1992

Yes

Final Lap 3

September 1992

Yes

Second sequel toFinal Lap.

Suzuka 8 Hours

October 10, 1992

Yes

Released asCoca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours in The United States with a license from theAtlanta, GA based soft drink company.

Super Famicom/SNES

October 15, 1993

Yes

Developed by Arc System Works.

F/A

October 1992

Yes

Also known asFighter & Attacker.

Cosmo Gang the Puzzle

November 1992

Yes

Sequel toCosmo Gang the Video.

February 26, 1993

Yes

Exvania

December 1992

Yes

Lucky & Wild

December 1992

Yes

Super World Court

December 1992

Yes

Sequel toPro Tennis: World Court.

Knuckle Heads

December 1992

Yes

Super World Stadium '92

1992

Yes

Sim Drive

1992

Yes

Unreleased racing game.

Air Combat

February 1993

Yes

Galaxian³: Project Dragoon

March 1993

Yes

Six-player arcade version ofGalaxian³ developed for Namco's "Theater 6" system.

Cyber Sled

March 27, 1993

Yes

January 27, 1995

Yes

Emeraldia

July 1993

Yes

July 1993

Yes

Nettou! Gekitou! Quiztou!!

September 1993

Yes

Numan Athletics

September 1993

Yes

Ridge Racer

October 30, 1993

Yes

December 3, 1994

Yes

Release title for the PlayStation.

Suzuka 8 Hours 2

November 1993

Yes

Sequel toSuzuka 8 Hours.

Great Sluggers

November 1993

Yes

Final Lap R

Namco System FL

December 1993

Yes

Third sequel toFinal Lap.

Tinkle Pit

December 1993

Yes

Features cameos from several of the company's characters.

Super World Stadium '93

1993

Yes

X-Day

1993

Yes

Magic Edge Hornet 1

Namco Magic Edge Hornet Simulator

1993

Yes

Magic Edge F18^[13]

Namco Magic Edge Hornet Simulator

1993

Yes

Magic Edge X21

Namco Magic Edge Hornet Simulator

1993

Yes

NebulasRay

March 1994

Yes

Great Sluggers '94

June 1994

Yes

Sequel toGreat Sluggers.

Ridge Racer 2

July 8, 1994

Yes

First sequel toRidge Racer.

Alpine Racer

September 11, 1994

Yes

J-League Soccer V-Shoot

September 1994

Yes

Point Blank

October 1994

Yes

Light gun game. Known asGun Bullet in Japan.

August 7, 1997

Yes

Ace Driver

November 1994

Yes

Attack of the Zolgear

1994

Yes

Sequel toGalaxian 3; a conversion kit for the "Theater 6" system.

Cyber Commando

1994

Yes

Sequel toCyber Sled.

Mach Breakers: Numan Athletics 2

Namco NB-2

January 1995

Yes

Sequel toNuman Athletics.

Air Combat 22

March 1995

Yes

Sequel toAir Combat; "22" is a reference to theNamco Super System 22 hardware it was released on.

The Outfoxies

Namco NB-2

March 1995

Yes

Rave Racer

July 16, 1995

Yes

Second sequel toRidge Racer.

Super World Stadium '95

July 1995

Yes

Speed Racer

Namco System FL

October 7, 1995

Yes

Namco Classic Collection Vol. 1

Namco ND-1

November 1995

Yes

Included original and "arranged" versions ofGalaga,Xevious andMappy.

Ace Driver: Victory Lap

December 1995

Yes

First sequel toAce Driver.

Dirt Dash

December 1995

Yes

An off-road racing game.^[14]

Time Crisis

December 1995

Yes

Light gun game.

June 27, 1997

Yes

Cyber Cycles

1995

Yes

Namco Classic Collection Vol. 2

Namco ND-1

March 1996

Yes

Included original and "arranged" versions ofPac-Man,Dig Dug andRally-X.

Abnormal Check

Namco ND-1

1996

Yes

Alpine Racer 2

December 6, 1996

Yes

First sequel toAlpine Racer.

Super World Stadium '96

1996

Yes

Alpine Surfer

July 1996

Yes

Spin-off ofAlpine Racer. Players stand on asnowboard instead of skis.^[15]

Aqua Jet

1996^[16]

Yes

Prop Cycle

1996

Yes

A relatively relaxed game in which the player controls a flying bicycle by pedaling on a mock-up bicycle.^[15]

Tokyo Wars

1996

Yes

Time Crisis II

March 1997

Yes

First sequel toTime Crisis.

Namco Super System 23

March 1997

Yes

October 1, 2001

Yes

Super World Stadium '97

1997

Yes

Armadillo Racing

1997

Yes

A racing game withtrackball control.^[17]

Final Furlong

Namco System 22.5

1997

Yes

A multiplayer horse racing game with aforce feedback saddle.^[18]

Rapid River

Namco System 22.5

1997

Yes

Motocross Go!

1997

Yes

Downhill Bikers

Namco System 23^[19]

1997

Yes

Panic Park

1997

Yes

Angler King

Namco Super System 23 GMEN

1998

Yes

500GP

Namco Super System 23

1998

Yes

Gunmen Wars

1998

Yes

Race On!

Namco Super System 23 GMEN

1998

Yes

Guitar Jam

Namco Super System 23

April 17, 1999^[20]

Yes

Rhythm game similar toKonami'sGuitarFreaks, released earlier the same year.^[21]

Final Furlong 2

Namco Super System 23 GMEN

1998

Yes

Sequel toFinal Furlong.

Crisis Zone

Namco Super System 23 Evolution 2

March 29, 1999

Yes

Arcade spin-off ofTime Crisis.

September 17, 2004

Yes

Title	Arcade Systems/Consoles	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
Tekken	Namco System 11	December 9, 1994	Yes	Yes	No	Namco's answer toSega'sVirtua Fighter.
PlayStation	March 31, 1995	Yes	Yes	No
Tekken 2	Namco System 11	August 3, 1995	Yes	Yes	No	First sequel toTekken.
PlayStation	March 29, 1996	Yes	Yes	No
Soul Edge	Namco System 11	December 1995	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by Project Soul.
PlayStation	December 20, 1996	Yes	Yes	No
Dunk Mania	Namco System 11	1996^[22]	Yes	Yes	No
Xevious 3D/G	Namco System 11	April 1996	Yes	No	No	Third sequel toXevious.
PlayStation	March 28, 1997	Yes	Yes	No	Released asXevious 3D/G+.
Soul Edge Ver. II	Namco System 11	May 16, 1996	Yes	No	No	Developed by Project Soul. Alternative arcade version ofSoul Edge.
Dancing Eyes	Namco System 11	August 27, 1996	Yes	No	No
J-League Soccer Prime Goal EX	Namco System 11	1996	Yes	No	No	Sequel toJ-League Soccer V Shoot.
Pocket Racer	Namco System 11	1996	Yes	No	No	Arcade spin-off ofRidge Racer with mini-machines.
Tekken 3	Namco System 12	March 20, 1997	Yes	No	No	Second sequel toTekken.
PlayStation	March 26, 1998	Yes	Yes	No
LiberoGrande	Namco System 12	1997	Yes	No	No
PlayStation	March 26, 1998	Yes	No	Yes
Techno Drive	Namco System 12	July 1, 1998	Yes	No	No
Soulcalibur	Namco System 12	July 30, 1998	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by Project Soul. Sequel toSoul Edge. TheDreamcast port features enhanced graphics.
Dreamcast	August 5, 1999	Yes	Yes	Yes
Fighting Layer	Namco System 12	December 1998	Yes	No	No	Developed byArika.
Derby Quiz: My Dream Horse	Namco System 12	1998	Yes	No	No
Super World Stadium '98	Namco System 12	1998	Yes	No	No
Tenkomori Shooting	Namco System 12	1998	Yes	No	No
Tekken Tag Tournament	Namco System 12	July 1999	Yes	Yes	No
PlayStation 2	March 30, 2000	Yes	Yes	No
Mr. Driller	Namco System 12	October 1999	Yes	Yes	No
PlayStation	May 10, 2000	Yes	Yes	No
Dreamcast	June 25, 2000	Yes	Yes	Yes
Game Boy Color	June 29, 2000	Yes	Yes	No
Windows	February 1, 2001	Yes	No	Yes
Mobile	September 20, 2004	No	Yes	No
Aqua Rush	Namco System 12	1999	Yes	No	No
Golgo 13	Namco System 12	1999	Yes	No	No	Developed by8ing/Raizing. Sniper gun game based on Japanese mangaGolgo 13.
Kaiun Quiz	Namco System 12	1999	Yes	No	No
Ghoul Panic	Namco System 12	1999	Yes	No	No	Developed by8ing/Raizing. Known asOh! Bakyuun in Japan. Spin-off ofPoint Blank.
PlayStation	April 20, 2000	Yes	No	No
Super World Stadium '99	Namco System 12	1999	Yes	No	No
Vampire Night	Namco System 246	January 1, 2000	Yes	No	No	Developed byWow Entertainment.
PlayStation 2	November 14, 2001	Yes	Yes	No
Mr. Driller 2	Namco System 10	July 2000	Yes	Yes	No	Sequel toMr. Driller.
Game Boy Advance	March 21, 2001	Yes	Yes	Yes
Windows	March 29, 2002	Yes	No	No
Point Blank 3	Namco System 11	2000	Yes	Yes	No	Second sequel toPoint Blank. Known in Japan asGunbalina.
Namco System 12	2000	Yes	Yes	No
Namco System 10	2000	Yes	Yes	No
PlayStation	December 21, 2000	Yes	Yes	No
Golgo 13 Kiseki no Dandou	Namco System 12	2000	Yes	No	No	Developed by8ing/Raizing. First sequel toGolgo 13.
Super World Stadium 2000	Namco System 12	2000	Yes	No	No
Truck Kyosokyoku	Namco System 12	June 2000	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed by Metro.
GAHAHA Ippatsu-do	Namco System 10	2000	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed by Metro.
GAHAHA Ippatsu-do 2	Namco System 10	2001	Yes	No	No	Developed by Metro. Japan-exclusive update toGAHAHA Ippatsu-do.
Wangan Midnight	Namco System 246	February 2, 2001	Yes	No	No	Based on the mangaWangan Midnight.
PlayStation 2	March 21, 2002	Yes	No	No
Taiko no Tatsujin	Namco System 10	February 21, 2001	Yes	No	No
Tekken 4	Namco System 246	July 2001	Yes	No	No
PlayStation 2	March 28, 2002	Yes	Yes	No
Taiko no Tatsujin 2	Namco System 10	August 6, 2001	Yes	No	No	Sequel toTaiko no Tatsujin.
Wangan Midnight R	Namco System 246	December 20, 2001	Yes	No	No	Sequel toWangan Midnight.
Kotoba no Puzzle: Mojipittan	Namco System 10	December 2001	Yes	No	No
PlayStation 2	January 9, 2003	Yes	Yes	No
Golgo 13 Juusei no Requiem	Namco System 12	2001	Yes	No	No	Second and last sequel toGolgo 13.
Super World Stadium 2001	Namco System 12	2001	Yes	No	No
Mr. Driller G	Namco System 10	2001	Yes	No	No
PlayStation	November 22, 2001	Yes	No	No
Taiko no Tatsujin 3	Namco System 10	March 15, 2002	Yes	No	No
Soulcalibur II	Namco System 246	July 10, 2002	Yes	Yes	No	Sequel toSoulcalibur.
PlayStation 2	March 27, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes
GameCube	March 27, 2003	Yes	Yes	No
Xbox	March 27, 2003	Yes	Yes	No
Time Crisis 3	Namco System 246	September 16, 2002	Yes	Yes	No	Second sequel toTime Crisis.
PlayStation 2	October 21, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes
Taiko no Tatsujin 4	Namco System 10	December 12, 2002	Yes	No	No
Star Trigon	Namco System 10	2002	Yes	No	No
Youth Quiz: Colorful High School	Namco System 10	2002	Yes	No	No
Dragon Chronicles	Namco System 246	2002	Yes	No	No
Samurai Surf X	Namco System 246	2002	Yes	No	No
Professional Baseball 2002	Namco System 246	2002	Yes	No	No
Smash Court Tennis	Namco System 246	2002	Yes	No	No
Taiko no Tatsujin 5	Namco System 10	October 6, 2003	Yes	No	No
Love Quiz: High School Angel	Namco System 10	2003	Yes	No	No	Sequel toYouth Quiz: Colorful High School.
Dragon Chronicles II	Namco System 246	2003	Yes	No	No	Sequel toDragon Chronicles.
Taiko no Tatsujin 6	Namco System 10	July 15, 2004	Yes	No	No
Tekken 5	Namco System 246	September 1, 2004	Yes	No	No
PlayStation 2	2005	Yes	Yes	Yes
Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection	Namco System 246	September 23, 2005	Yes	No	No
PSP	July 2006	Yes	Yes	Yes
Mario Kart Arcade GP	Namco-Sega-Nintendo Triforce	October 10, 2005	Yes	No	No	Co-produced withNintendo.
Taiko no Tatsujin 7	Namco System 246	2005	Yes	No	No
Tekken 5.1	Namco System 246	December 9, 2004	Yes	Yes	No
The Idolmaster	Namco System 256	July 26, 2005	Yes	No	No	Based on the prototypeIdol Game.
Mario Kart Arcade GP 2	Namco-Sega-Nintendo Triforce	2007	Yes	Yes	No	Co-produced withNintendo.

Title

Arcade Systems/Consoles

Release date

Notes

Tekken

December 9, 1994

Yes

Namco's answer toSega'sVirtua Fighter.

March 31, 1995

Yes

Tekken 2

August 3, 1995

Yes

First sequel toTekken.

March 29, 1996

Yes

Soul Edge

December 1995

Yes

Developed by Project Soul.

December 20, 1996

Yes

Dunk Mania

1996^[22]

Yes

Xevious 3D/G

April 1996

Yes

Third sequel toXevious.

March 28, 1997

Yes

Released asXevious 3D/G+.

Soul Edge Ver. II

May 16, 1996

Yes

Developed by Project Soul. Alternative arcade version ofSoul Edge.

Dancing Eyes

August 27, 1996

Yes

J-League Soccer Prime Goal EX

1996

Yes

Sequel toJ-League Soccer V Shoot.

Pocket Racer

1996

Yes

Arcade spin-off ofRidge Racer with mini-machines.

Tekken 3

March 20, 1997

Yes

Second sequel toTekken.

March 26, 1998

Yes

LiberoGrande

1997

Yes

March 26, 1998

Yes

Techno Drive

July 1, 1998

Yes

Soulcalibur

July 30, 1998

Yes

Developed by Project Soul. Sequel toSoul Edge. TheDreamcast port features enhanced graphics.

August 5, 1999

Yes

Fighting Layer

December 1998

Yes

Developed byArika.

Derby Quiz: My Dream Horse

1998

Yes

Super World Stadium '98

1998

Yes

Tenkomori Shooting

1998

Yes

Tekken Tag Tournament

July 1999

Yes

March 30, 2000

Yes

Mr. Driller

October 1999

Yes

May 10, 2000

Yes

June 25, 2000

Yes

Game Boy Color

June 29, 2000

Yes

February 1, 2001

Yes

September 20, 2004

Yes

Aqua Rush

1999

Yes

Golgo 13

1999

Yes

Developed by8ing/Raizing. Sniper gun game based on Japanese mangaGolgo 13.

Kaiun Quiz

1999

Yes

Ghoul Panic

1999

Yes

Developed by8ing/Raizing. Known asOh! Bakyuun in Japan. Spin-off ofPoint Blank.

April 20, 2000

Yes

Super World Stadium '99

1999

Yes

Vampire Night

January 1, 2000

Yes

Developed byWow Entertainment.

November 14, 2001

Yes

Mr. Driller 2

July 2000

Yes

Sequel toMr. Driller.

March 21, 2001

Yes

March 29, 2002

Yes

Point Blank 3

2000

Yes

Second sequel toPoint Blank. Known in Japan asGunbalina.

2000

Yes

2000

Yes

December 21, 2000

Yes

Golgo 13 Kiseki no Dandou

2000

Yes

Developed by8ing/Raizing. First sequel toGolgo 13.

Super World Stadium 2000

2000

Yes

Truck Kyosokyoku

June 2000

Yes

Developed by Metro.

GAHAHA Ippatsu-do

2000

Yes

Developed by Metro.

GAHAHA Ippatsu-do 2

2001

Yes

Developed by Metro. Japan-exclusive update toGAHAHA Ippatsu-do.

Wangan Midnight

February 2, 2001

Yes

Based on the mangaWangan Midnight.

March 21, 2002

Yes

Taiko no Tatsujin

February 21, 2001

Yes

Tekken 4

July 2001

Yes

March 28, 2002

Yes

Taiko no Tatsujin 2

August 6, 2001

Yes

Sequel toTaiko no Tatsujin.

Wangan Midnight R

December 20, 2001

Yes

Sequel toWangan Midnight.

Kotoba no Puzzle: Mojipittan

December 2001

Yes

January 9, 2003

Yes

Golgo 13 Juusei no Requiem

2001

Yes

Second and last sequel toGolgo 13.

Super World Stadium 2001

2001

Yes

Mr. Driller G

2001

Yes

November 22, 2001

Yes

Taiko no Tatsujin 3

March 15, 2002

Yes

Soulcalibur II

July 10, 2002

Yes

Sequel toSoulcalibur.

March 27, 2003

Yes

March 27, 2003

Yes

March 27, 2003

Yes

Time Crisis 3

September 16, 2002

Yes

Second sequel toTime Crisis.

October 21, 2003

Yes

Taiko no Tatsujin 4

December 12, 2002

Yes

Star Trigon

2002

Yes

Youth Quiz: Colorful High School

2002

Yes

Dragon Chronicles

2002

Yes

Samurai Surf X

2002

Yes

Professional Baseball 2002

2002

Yes

Smash Court Tennis

2002

Yes

Taiko no Tatsujin 5

October 6, 2003

Yes

Love Quiz: High School Angel

2003

Yes

Sequel toYouth Quiz: Colorful High School.

Dragon Chronicles II

2003

Yes

Sequel toDragon Chronicles.

Taiko no Tatsujin 6

July 15, 2004

Yes

Tekken 5

September 1, 2004

Yes

2005

Yes

Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection

Namco-Sega-Nintendo Triforce

September 23, 2005

Yes

PSP

July 2006

Yes

Mario Kart Arcade GP

October 10, 2005

Yes

Co-produced withNintendo.

Taiko no Tatsujin 7

2005

Yes

Tekken 5.1

Namco-Sega-Nintendo Triforce

December 9, 2004

Yes

The Idolmaster

Namco System 256

July 26, 2005

Yes

Based on the prototypeIdol Game.

Mario Kart Arcade GP 2

2007

Yes

Co-produced withNintendo.

Title	Arcade Systems	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
Counter Strike Neo	Namco System N2	2003	Yes	No	No	Part ofValve'sCounter-Strike series.
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 3	Namco System N2	2007	Yes	Yes	Yes
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 3DX	Namco System N2	2008	Yes	Yes	Yes
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 3DX Plus	Namco System N2	2010	Yes	Yes	Yes
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 4	Namco System ES1	2011	Yes	Yes	Yes	Released 2012 for certain Asia regions.
Mario Kart Arcade GP DX	Namco System ES3-A	2013	Yes	Yes	Yes	Released 2014 for North America and European regions.
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 5	Namco System ES1/ES3-X	2014	Yes	Yes	Yes	Released 2015 for certain Asia regions, 2017 for North America.
Pokkén Tournament	Namco System ES3-B	2015	Yes	No	No
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 5DX	Namco System ES1/ES3-X	2015	Yes	Yes	Yes	Released 2016 for certain Asia regions.
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 5DX Plus	Namco System ES1/ES3-X	2016	Yes	Yes	Yes	Released 2017 for certain Asia regions.
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 6	Namco System ES3-X	2018	Yes	No	No

Title

Arcade Systems

Release date

Notes

Counter Strike Neo

2003

Yes

Part ofValve'sCounter-Strike series.

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 3

2007

Yes

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 3DX

2008

Yes

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 3DX Plus

2010

Yes

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 4

Namco System ES1

2011

Yes

Released 2012 for certain Asia regions.

Mario Kart Arcade GP DX

Namco System ES3-A

2013

Yes

Released 2014 for North America and European regions.

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 5

Namco System ES1/ES3-X

2014

Yes

Released 2015 for certain Asia regions, 2017 for North America.

Pokkén Tournament

Namco System ES3-B

2015

Yes

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 5DX

Namco System ES1/ES3-X

2015

Yes

Released 2016 for certain Asia regions.

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 5DX Plus

Namco System ES1/ES3-X

2016

Yes

Released 2017 for certain Asia regions.

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 6

Namco System ES3-X

2018

Yes

Title	Arcade Systems/Consoles	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
Air Buster	Kaneko	1990	Yes	Yes		Developed byKaneko, released by Namco in Japan, licensed by Namco to Sharp Image Electronics in North America.^[23]
Kosodate Quiz My Angel	Seta 2nd Generation	1996	Yes	No	No
Kosodate Quiz My Angel 2	Seta 2nd Generation	1997	Yes	No	No	First sequel toKosodate Quiz: My Angel.
Ninja Assault	Sega Naomi	November 18, 2000	Yes	Yes	No
PlayStation 2	September 9, 2002	Yes	Yes	Yes
World Kicks	Sega Naomi	2000	Yes	Yes	No
Mazan: Flash Of The Blade	Sega Naomi	2002	Yes	Yes	No
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune	Sega Chihiro	July 2003	Yes	No	No	Also known asWangan Midnight: Maxi Boost.
Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 2	Sega Chihiro	April 2004	Yes	No	No	Also known asWangan Midnight: Maxi Boost 2.
Cobra: The Arcade	Sega Chihiro	November 2005	Yes	No	No	Developed by Nex Entertainment. Based on the Japanese mangaSpace Adventure Cobra.
Druaga Online: The Story of Aon	Sega Chihiro	2005	Yes	Yes	No

Title

Arcade Systems/Consoles

Release date

Notes

Air Buster

Kaneko

1990

Yes

Developed byKaneko, released by Namco in Japan, licensed by Namco to Sharp Image Electronics in North America.^[23]

Kosodate Quiz My Angel

Seta 2nd Generation

1996

Yes

Kosodate Quiz My Angel 2

Seta 2nd Generation

1997

Yes

First sequel toKosodate Quiz: My Angel.

Ninja Assault

Sega Naomi

November 18, 2000

Yes

September 9, 2002

Yes

World Kicks

Sega Naomi

2000

Yes

Mazan: Flash Of The Blade

Sega Naomi

2002

Yes

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune

July 2003

Yes

Also known asWangan Midnight: Maxi Boost.

Wangan Midnight: Maximum Tune 2

April 2004

Yes

Also known asWangan Midnight: Maxi Boost 2.

Cobra: The Arcade

November 2005

Yes

Developed by Nex Entertainment. Based on the Japanese mangaSpace Adventure Cobra.

Druaga Online: The Story of Aon

2005

Yes

Title	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
Cosmoswat	1984	Yes	No	No	Re-skin ofShoot Away.
Shoot Away II	1992	Yes	Yes	No	Sequel toShoot Away.
Balance Try	1999	Yes	No	No
Ryori no Tatsujin	April 2000	Yes	No	No
Wide Wide Clipper	December 2000	Yes	No	No
Ryori no Tatsujin 2: Hocho no Tatsujin	April 2001	Yes	No	No	Sequel toRyori no Tatsujin.

Title

Release date

Notes

Cosmoswat

1984

Yes

Re-skin ofShoot Away.

Shoot Away II

1992

Yes

Sequel toShoot Away.

Balance Try

1999

Yes

Ryori no Tatsujin

April 2000

Yes

Wide Wide Clipper

December 2000

Yes

Ryori no Tatsujin 2: Hocho no Tatsujin

April 2001

Yes

Sequel toRyori no Tatsujin.

Title	Release date	Ref
Space Race	1974	^[24]
Gran Trak 10
Gotcha
Indy 800	1976
Breakout
Marble Madness	1985	^[25]
Paperboy	1985	^[26]
Peter Pack Rat	1985	^[27]
Gauntlet	1986	^[28]
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom	1986	^[29]
Super Sprint	1986	^[30]
Hard Drivin'	1989	^[31]
Klax	1990	^[32]
Rampart	1991	^[33]

Title

Release date

Ref

Space Race

1974

^[24]

Gran Trak 10

Gotcha

Indy 800

1976

Breakout

Marble Madness

1985

^[25]

Paperboy

1985

^[26]

Peter Pack Rat

1985

^[27]

Gauntlet

1986

^[28]

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

1986

^[29]

Super Sprint

1986

^[30]

Hard Drivin'

1989

^[31]

Klax

1990

^[32]

Rampart

1991

^[33]

Title	Consoles/Arcade Systems	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
Battle City	NES	September 9, 1985	Yes	No	No	Successor toTank Battalion.
Nintendo VS. System	1985	Yes	No	No
Star Luster	NES	December 6, 1985	Yes	No	No	Namco's first original game for home consoles.
Nintendo VS. System	1985	Yes	No	No
Tower of Babel	NES	July 18, 1986	Yes	No	No
Valkyrie no Bōken: Toki no Kagi Densetsu	NES	August 1, 1986	Yes	No	No
Nintendo VS. System	1986	Yes	No	No
Super Xevious: GAMP no Nazo	NES	September 19, 1986	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE. Second sequel toXevious.
Nintendo VS. System	1986	Yes	No	No
Mappy-Land	NES	November 26, 1986	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE. Second sequel toMappy.
Pro Yakyū Family Stadium	NES	December 10, 1986	Yes	No	No	Known asR.B.I. Baseball in North America.
Family Jockey	NES	April 24, 1987	Yes	No	No
Game Boy	March 29, 1991	Yes	No	No	Developed by Use.
Family Mahjong	NES	August 11, 1987	Yes	No	No	Developed by Nihon Bussan.
Family Tennis	NES	December 11, 1987	Yes	No	No
Nintendo VS. System	1987	Yes	No	No
Namco Classic	NES	May 27, 1988	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
Game Boy	December 3, 1991	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
The Quest of Ki	NES	July 22, 1988	Yes	No	No	Developed byGame Studio. Part of theBabylonian Castle Saga franchise.
Nintendo VS. System	1988	Yes	No	No
Erika to Satoru no Yume Bōken	NES	September 27, 1988	Yes	No	No	Developed byAtlus.
King of Kings	NES	December 9, 1988	Yes	No	No	Developed byAtlus.
Wagan Land	NES	February 9, 1989	Yes	No	No	Developed byNow Production.
Game Gear	July 26, 1991	Yes	No	No
Dragon Buster II: Yami no Fūin	NES	April 27, 1989	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE. Sequel toDragon Buster.
Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti	NES	July 31, 1989	Yes	No	No	Developed by Now Production. Spin-off toSplatterhouse.
Mappy Kids	NES	December 22, 1989	Yes	No	No	Third sequel toMappy.
Wrestleball	Sega Genesis	February 8, 1991	Yes	Yes	No	Known asPowerball in North America.
Quad Challenge	Sega Genesis	August 6, 1991	Yes	Yes	No	Developed byNow Production. Based onFour Trax.
Super Wagan Land	SNES	December 13, 1991	Yes	No	No	Developed by Nova. Part of theWagan Land series.
Namco Classic II	NES	March 13, 1992	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
Xandra no Daibōken: Valkyrie to no Deai	SNES	July 23, 1992	Yes	No	Yes	Developed by Nova. Part of theValkyrie series.
Splatterhouse 2	Sega Genesis	August 3, 1992	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed byNow Production. Sequel toSpatterhouse.
Great Greed	Game Boy	September 17, 1992	Yes	Yes	No
Namcot Open	SNES	January 29, 1993	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
Splatterhouse 3	Sega Genesis	March 18, 1993	Yes	Yes	No	Developed byNow Production. Second sequel toSpatterhouse.
Rolling Thunder 3	Sega Genesis	May 19, 1993	No	Yes	No	Developed byNow Production. Second sequel toRolling Thunder.
Ms. Pac-Man	Game Boy	October 1993	No	Yes	No	Namco's ports ofMs Pac-Man, originally published by Midway.
NES	November 1993	No	Yes	No
Game Gear	1993	No	Yes	No
Pac-Attack	SNES	October 1993	No	Yes	Yes	Based onCosmo Gang the Puzzle.
Sega Genesis	1993	No	Yes	No
Game Boy	December 1994	No	Yes	No
Game Gear	1994	No	Yes	No
Metal Marines	SNES	December 1993	Yes	Yes	No	Known in Japan asMilitia.
Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures	SNES	August 26, 1994	Yes	Yes	Yes
Sega Genesis	1994	No	Yes	No
Pac-In-Time	Game Boy	December 1994	No	Yes	Yes	Developed byAtreid Concept. Part of thePac-Man franchise.
SNES	January 1995	Yes	Yes	No
Starblade Alpha	PlayStation	March 31, 1995	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by High-Tech Lab Japan. Remake ofStarblade.
Ace Combat	PlayStation	June 30, 1995	Yes	Yes	Yes
Weaponlord	SNES	October 1995	No	Yes	No	Developed byVisual Concepts.
Sega Genesis	1995	No	Yes	No
Ridge Racer Revolution	PlayStation	December 3, 1995	Yes	Yes	No	Third sequel toRidge Racer.
Tales of Phantasia	SNES	December 15, 1995	Yes	No	No	Conceived and developed byWolf Team.
PlayStation	December 23, 1998	Yes	No	No
Game Boy Advance	August 1, 2003	Yes	No	No
Namco Mahjong: Sparrow Garden	PlayStation	January 1, 1996	Yes	No	No
Golly! Ghosts! Goal!	Windows	March 29, 1996	Yes	No	No	Spinoff ofGolly! Ghost!.
Rage Racer	PlayStation	December 3, 1996	Yes	Yes	No	Fourth sequel toRidge Racer.
Ace Combat 2	PlayStation	May 30, 1997	Yes	Yes	Yes	Sequel toAce Combat.
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile	PlayStation	December 11, 1997	Yes	Yes	Yes
Tales of Destiny	PlayStation	December 23, 1997	Yes	Yes	No	Developed byWolf Team.
Super Family Gerenade	SNES	February 1, 1998	Yes	No	No
Point Blank 2	PlayStation	August 6, 1998	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by TOSE. First sequel toPoint Blank. Known in Japan asGun Barl
Namco System 11	1999	Yes	No	No
Namco System 12	1999	Yes	No	No
Anna Kournikova's Smash Court Tennis	PlayStation	November 12, 1998	Yes	No	Yes
R4: Ridge Racer Type 4	PlayStation	December 3, 1998	Yes	Yes	Yes
Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere	PlayStation	May 27, 1999	Yes	Yes	Yes
Star Ixiom	PlayStation	September 9, 1999	Yes	No	Yes	Sequel toStar Luster.
Pac-Man World	PlayStation	October 12, 1999	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by Namco Hometek.
Game Boy Advance	November 17, 2004	No	Yes	No	Developed byFull Fat.
Dragon Valor	PlayStation	December 2, 1999	Yes	Yes	Yes	Second sequel toDragon Buster.
Rescue Shot	PlayStation	January 20, 2000	Yes	No	Yes	Developed by Now Production.
Ridge Racer V	PlayStation 2	March 4, 2000	Yes	Yes	No
Namco System 246	2001	Yes	No	No	Released asRidge Racer V: Arcade Battle.
LiberoGrande 2	PlayStation	September 7, 2000	Yes	No	Yes	Sequel toLiberoGrande.
Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness	PlayStation	September 8, 2000	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by Namco Hometek.
Nintendo 64	November 12, 2000	No	Yes	No
Dreamcast	November 13, 2000	No	Yes	No
Game Boy Advance	November 3, 2004	No	Yes	No	Developed by Full Fat.
MotoGP	PlayStation 2	October 12, 2000	Yes	Yes	Yes	First game in theMotoGP series.
Najavu no Daiboken: My Favorite Namja Town	PlayStation	October 13, 2000	Yes	No	No	Based on Namco's Namja Town indoor theme park.
Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon	Game Boy Color	November 10, 2000	Yes	No	No	Developed byWolf Team.
Volfoss	PlayStation	February 22, 2001	Yes	No	No
Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil	PlayStation 2	March 22, 2001	Yes	Yes	Yes	Sequel toKlonoa: Door to Phantomile.
Time Crisis: Project Titan	PlayStation	April 6, 2001	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed by Flying Tiger Entertainment. Part of theTime Crisis series.
Klonoa: Empire of Dreams	Game Boy Advance	July 19, 2001	Yes	Yes	Yes	Co-developed with Now Production.
Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skies	PlayStation 2	September 13, 2001	Yes	Yes	Yes
MotoGP 2	PlayStation 2	December 20, 2001	Yes	Yes	Yes
Tekken Advance	Game Boy Advance	December 21, 2001	Yes	Yes	No
Pac-Man World 2	PlayStation 2	February 24, 2002	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed by Namco America.
GameCube	March 19, 2002	No	Yes	Yes
Xbox	October 15, 2002	No	Yes	Yes
Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht	PlayStation 2	February 28, 2002	Yes	Yes	No	Developed byMonolith Soft.
Klonoa Beach Volleyball	PlayStation	April 25, 2002	Yes	No	Yes
Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament	Game Boy Advance	August 6, 2002	Yes	Yes	No	Co-developed with Now Production.
Dead to Rights	Xbox	August 19, 2002	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by Namco America.
PlayStation 2	November 18, 2002	Yes	Yes	No
GameCube	November 25, 2002	No	Yes	No
Windows	November 10, 2003	No	Yes	No
Pac-Man Fever	GameCube	September 3, 2002	No	Yes	No	Developed byMass Media.
PlayStation 2	September 3, 2002	No	Yes	Yes
Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 2	Game Boy Advance	October 25, 2002	Yes	No	No	Developed byWolf Team andAlfa System.
Klonoa Heroes: Densetsu no Star Medal	Game Boy Advance	December 13, 2002	Yes	No	No
Mr. Driller Drill Land	GameCube	December 20, 2002	Yes	No	No
Venus & Braves	PlayStation 2	February 13, 2003	Yes	No	No
MotoGP 3	PlayStation 2	February 27, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes
Tales of the World: Summoner's Lineage	Game Boy Advance	March 7, 2003	Yes	No	No	Developed by Magic Company.
Tales of Symphonia	GameCube	August 29, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed by Namco Tales Studio.
PlayStation 2	September 22, 2004	Yes	No	No
Kill Switch	PlayStation 2	October 28, 2003	No	Yes	Yes	Developed by Namco America.
Windows	March 3, 2004	No	Yes	No
R: Racing Evolution	PlayStation 2	November 27, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes
GameCube	November 27, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes
Xbox	November 27, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes
Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean	GameCube	December 5, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed byMonolith Soft andtri-Crescendo.
Breakdown	Xbox	January 29, 2004	Yes	Yes	No
Katamari Damacy	PlayStation 2	March 18, 2004	Yes	Yes	No
Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse	PlayStation 2	June 24, 2004	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed byMonolith Soft.
Street Racing Syndicate	GameCube	August 31, 2004	No	Yes	No	Developed byEutechnyx.
PlayStation 2	August 31, 2004	No	Yes	No
Xbox	August 31, 2004	No	Yes	No
Windows	January 18, 2005	No	Yes	No
Game Boy Advance	October 4, 2005	No	Yes	No
Critical Velocity	PlayStation 2	October 13, 2005	Yes	No	No	Related to theRidge Racer series.^[34]
Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War	PlayStation 2	October 21, 2004	Yes	Yes	Yes
Tales of Rebirth	PlayStation 2	December 16, 2004	Yes	No	No	Developed by Namco Tales Studio.
Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 3	Game Boy Advance	January 6, 2005	Yes	No	No	Developed byAlfa System.
Death by Degrees	PlayStation 2	January 27, 2005	Yes	Yes	Yes
Dead to Rights II	PlayStation 2	April 12, 2005	No	Yes	No	Developed by Widescreen Games. Sequel toDead to Rights.
Xbox	April 12, 2005	No	Yes	No
Windows	August 15, 2005	No	Yes	No
Namco × Capcom	PlayStation 2	May 26, 2005	Yes	No	No	Developed byMonolith Soft.
MotoGP 4	PlayStation 2	May 27, 2005	Yes	Yes	Yes
Dead to Rights: Reckoning	PlayStation Portable	June 28, 2005	No	Yes	Yes	Developed byRebellion Developments.
We Love Katamari	PlayStation 2	July 6, 2005	Yes	Yes	No	Sequel toKatamari Damacy.
Sigma Star Saga	Game Boy Advance	August 16, 2005	No	Yes	No	Developed byWayForward.
Tales of Legendia	PlayStation 2	August 25, 2005	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by Project MelFes.
Urban Reign	PlayStation 2	September 13, 2005	Yes	Yes	Yes
Soulcalibur III	PlayStation 2	October 25, 2005	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed by Project Soul.
Namco System 246	2006	Yes	No	No	Released asSoulcalibur III: Arcade Edition.
Pac-Man World 3	PlayStation 2	November 15, 2005	No	Yes	No	Co-developed withBlitz Games.
GameCube	November 15, 2005	No	Yes	No
Xbox	November 17, 2005	No	Yes	No
PlayStation Portable	December 6, 2005	No	Yes	No
Nintendo DS	December 7, 2005	No	Yes	No
Windows	December 8, 2005	No	Yes	No
Ridge Racer 6	Xbox 360	November 22, 2005	Yes	Yes	Yes
Tales of the Abyss	PlayStation 2	December 15, 2005	Yes	No	No	Developed by Namco Tales Studio.
Me & My Katamari	PlayStation Portable	December 22, 2005	Yes	Yes	No
Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War	PlayStation 2	March 23, 2006	Yes	No	No

Title

Consoles/Arcade Systems

Release date

Notes

Battle City

September 9, 1985

Yes

Successor toTank Battalion.

1985

Yes

Star Luster

December 6, 1985

Yes

Namco's first original game for home consoles.

1985

Yes

Tower of Babel

July 18, 1986

Yes

Valkyrie no Bōken: Toki no Kagi Densetsu

August 1, 1986

Yes

1986

Yes

Super Xevious: GAMP no Nazo

September 19, 1986

Yes

Developed by TOSE. Second sequel toXevious.

1986

Yes

Mappy-Land

November 26, 1986

Yes

Developed by TOSE. Second sequel toMappy.

Pro Yakyū Family Stadium

December 10, 1986

Yes

Known asR.B.I. Baseball in North America.

Family Jockey

April 24, 1987

Yes

March 29, 1991

Yes

Developed by Use.

Family Mahjong

August 11, 1987

Yes

Developed by Nihon Bussan.

Family Tennis

December 11, 1987

Yes

1987

Yes

Namco Classic

May 27, 1988

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

December 3, 1991

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

The Quest of Ki

July 22, 1988

Yes

Developed byGame Studio. Part of theBabylonian Castle Saga franchise.

1988

Yes

Erika to Satoru no Yume Bōken

September 27, 1988

Yes

Developed byAtlus.

King of Kings

December 9, 1988

Yes

Developed byAtlus.

Wagan Land

February 9, 1989

Yes

Developed byNow Production.

July 26, 1991

Yes

Dragon Buster II: Yami no Fūin

April 27, 1989

Yes

Developed by TOSE. Sequel toDragon Buster.

Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti

July 31, 1989

Yes

Developed by Now Production. Spin-off toSplatterhouse.

Mappy Kids

December 22, 1989

Yes

Third sequel toMappy.

Wrestleball

February 8, 1991

Yes

Known asPowerball in North America.

Quad Challenge

August 6, 1991

Yes

Developed byNow Production. Based onFour Trax.

Super Wagan Land

December 13, 1991

Yes

Developed by Nova. Part of theWagan Land series.

Namco Classic II

March 13, 1992

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

Xandra no Daibōken: Valkyrie to no Deai

July 23, 1992

Yes

Developed by Nova. Part of theValkyrie series.

Splatterhouse 2

August 3, 1992

Yes

Developed byNow Production. Sequel toSpatterhouse.

Great Greed

September 17, 1992

Yes

Namcot Open

January 29, 1993

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

Splatterhouse 3

March 18, 1993

Yes

Developed byNow Production. Second sequel toSpatterhouse.

Rolling Thunder 3

May 19, 1993

Yes

Developed byNow Production. Second sequel toRolling Thunder.

Ms. Pac-Man

October 1993

Yes

Namco's ports ofMs Pac-Man, originally published by Midway.

November 1993

Yes

1993

Yes

Pac-Attack

October 1993

Yes

Based onCosmo Gang the Puzzle.

1993

Yes

December 1994

Yes

1994

Yes

Metal Marines

December 1993

Yes

Known in Japan asMilitia.

Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures

August 26, 1994

Yes

1994

Yes

Pac-In-Time

December 1994

Yes

Developed byAtreid Concept. Part of thePac-Man franchise.

January 1995

Yes

Starblade Alpha

March 31, 1995

Yes

Developed by High-Tech Lab Japan. Remake ofStarblade.

Ace Combat

June 30, 1995

Yes

Weaponlord

October 1995

Yes

Developed byVisual Concepts.

1995

Yes

Ridge Racer Revolution

December 3, 1995

Yes

Third sequel toRidge Racer.

Tales of Phantasia

December 15, 1995

Yes

Conceived and developed byWolf Team.

December 23, 1998

Yes

August 1, 2003

Yes

Namco Mahjong: Sparrow Garden

January 1, 1996

Yes

Golly! Ghosts! Goal!

March 29, 1996

Yes

Spinoff ofGolly! Ghost!.

Rage Racer

December 3, 1996

Yes

Fourth sequel toRidge Racer.

Ace Combat 2

May 30, 1997

Yes

Sequel toAce Combat.

Klonoa: Door to Phantomile

December 11, 1997

Yes

Tales of Destiny

December 23, 1997

Yes

Developed byWolf Team.

Super Family Gerenade

February 1, 1998

Yes

Point Blank 2

August 6, 1998

Yes

Developed by TOSE. First sequel toPoint Blank. Known in Japan asGun Barl

1999

Yes

1999

Yes

Anna Kournikova's Smash Court Tennis

November 12, 1998

Yes

R4: Ridge Racer Type 4

December 3, 1998

Yes

Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere

May 27, 1999

Yes

Star Ixiom

September 9, 1999

Yes

Sequel toStar Luster.

Pac-Man World

October 12, 1999

Yes

Developed by Namco Hometek.

November 17, 2004

Yes

Developed byFull Fat.

Dragon Valor

December 2, 1999

Yes

Second sequel toDragon Buster.

Rescue Shot

January 20, 2000

Yes

Developed by Now Production.

Ridge Racer V

March 4, 2000

Yes

2001

Yes

Released asRidge Racer V: Arcade Battle.

LiberoGrande 2

September 7, 2000

Yes

Sequel toLiberoGrande.

Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness

September 8, 2000

Yes

Developed by Namco Hometek.

Nintendo 64

November 12, 2000

Yes

November 13, 2000

Yes

November 3, 2004

Yes

Developed by Full Fat.

MotoGP

October 12, 2000

Yes

First game in theMotoGP series.

Najavu no Daiboken: My Favorite Namja Town

October 13, 2000

Yes

Based on Namco's Namja Town indoor theme park.

Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon

Game Boy Color

November 10, 2000

Yes

Developed byWolf Team.

Volfoss

February 22, 2001

Yes

Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil

March 22, 2001

Yes

Sequel toKlonoa: Door to Phantomile.

Time Crisis: Project Titan

April 6, 2001

Yes

Developed by Flying Tiger Entertainment. Part of theTime Crisis series.

Klonoa: Empire of Dreams

July 19, 2001

Yes

Co-developed with Now Production.

Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skies

September 13, 2001

Yes

MotoGP 2

December 20, 2001

Yes

Tekken Advance

December 21, 2001

Yes

Pac-Man World 2

February 24, 2002

Yes

Developed by Namco America.

March 19, 2002

Yes

October 15, 2002

Yes

Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht

February 28, 2002

Yes

Developed byMonolith Soft.

Klonoa Beach Volleyball

April 25, 2002

Yes

Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament

August 6, 2002

Yes

Co-developed with Now Production.

Dead to Rights

August 19, 2002

Yes

Developed by Namco America.

November 18, 2002

Yes

November 25, 2002

Yes

November 10, 2003

Yes

Pac-Man Fever

September 3, 2002

Yes

Developed byMass Media.

September 3, 2002

Yes

Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 2

October 25, 2002

Yes

Developed byWolf Team andAlfa System.

Klonoa Heroes: Densetsu no Star Medal

December 13, 2002

Yes

Mr. Driller Drill Land

December 20, 2002

Yes

Venus & Braves

February 13, 2003

Yes

MotoGP 3

February 27, 2003

Yes

Tales of the World: Summoner's Lineage

March 7, 2003

Yes

Developed by Magic Company.

Tales of Symphonia

August 29, 2003

Yes

Developed by Namco Tales Studio.

September 22, 2004

Yes

Kill Switch

October 28, 2003

Yes

Developed by Namco America.

March 3, 2004

Yes

R: Racing Evolution

November 27, 2003

Yes

November 27, 2003

Yes

November 27, 2003

Yes

Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean

December 5, 2003

Yes

Developed byMonolith Soft andtri-Crescendo.

Breakdown

January 29, 2004

Yes

Katamari Damacy

March 18, 2004

Yes

Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse

June 24, 2004

Yes

Developed byMonolith Soft.

Street Racing Syndicate

August 31, 2004

Yes

Developed byEutechnyx.

August 31, 2004

Yes

August 31, 2004

Yes

January 18, 2005

Yes

October 4, 2005

Yes

Critical Velocity

October 13, 2005

Yes

Related to theRidge Racer series.^[34]

Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War

October 21, 2004

Yes

Tales of Rebirth

December 16, 2004

Yes

Developed by Namco Tales Studio.

Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 3

January 6, 2005

Yes

Developed byAlfa System.

Death by Degrees

January 27, 2005

Yes

Dead to Rights II

April 12, 2005

Yes

Developed by Widescreen Games. Sequel toDead to Rights.

April 12, 2005

Yes

August 15, 2005

Yes

Namco × Capcom

May 26, 2005

Yes

Developed byMonolith Soft.

MotoGP 4

May 27, 2005

Yes

Dead to Rights: Reckoning

June 28, 2005

Yes

Developed byRebellion Developments.

We Love Katamari

July 6, 2005

Yes

Sequel toKatamari Damacy.

Sigma Star Saga

August 16, 2005

Yes

Developed byWayForward.

Tales of Legendia

August 25, 2005

Yes

Developed by Project MelFes.

Urban Reign

September 13, 2005

Yes

Soulcalibur III

October 25, 2005

Yes

Developed by Project Soul.

2006

Yes

Released asSoulcalibur III: Arcade Edition.

Pac-Man World 3

November 15, 2005

Yes

Co-developed withBlitz Games.

November 15, 2005

Yes

November 17, 2005

Yes

December 6, 2005

Yes

Nintendo DS

December 7, 2005

Yes

December 8, 2005

Yes

Ridge Racer 6

Xbox 360

November 22, 2005

Yes

Tales of the Abyss

December 15, 2005

Yes

Developed by Namco Tales Studio.

Me & My Katamari

December 22, 2005

Yes

Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War

March 23, 2006

Yes

Title	Consoles/Arcade Systems	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
Kaze no Klonoa: Moonlight Museum	WonderSwan	May 20, 1999	Yes	No	No	Published byBandai. Second game afterKlonoa: Door to Phantomile.
Tekken Card Challenge	WonderSwan	June 17, 1999	Yes	No	No	Published byBandai.
Namco Super Wars	WonderSwan Color	October 31, 2002	Yes	No	No	Published byBandai.
Donkey Konga	GameCube	December 12, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed withNintendo.
Donkey Konga 2	GameCube	July 1, 2004	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed withNintendo.
Star Fox: Assault	GameCube	February 14, 2005	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed withNintendo.
Donkey Konga 3	GameCube	March 17, 2005	Yes	No	No	Developed withNintendo.
Mario Superstar Baseball	GameCube	July 21, 2005	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed withNintendo.

Title

Consoles/Arcade Systems

Release date

Notes

Kaze no Klonoa: Moonlight Museum

WonderSwan

May 20, 1999

Yes

Published byBandai. Second game afterKlonoa: Door to Phantomile.

Tekken Card Challenge

WonderSwan

June 17, 1999

Yes

Published byBandai.

Namco Super Wars

WonderSwan Color

October 31, 2002

Yes

Published byBandai.

Donkey Konga

December 12, 2003

Yes

Developed withNintendo.

Donkey Konga 2

July 1, 2004

Yes

Developed withNintendo.

Star Fox: Assault

February 14, 2005

Yes

Developed withNintendo.

Donkey Konga 3

March 17, 2005

Yes

Developed withNintendo.

Mario Superstar Baseball

July 21, 2005

Yes

Developed withNintendo.

Title	Consoles/Arcade Systems	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
Family Circuit	NES	January 6, 1988	Yes	No	No	Developed byGame Studio.
Quinty	NES	June 27, 1989	Yes	No	No	Developed byGame Freak.
Tenkaichi Bushi Keru Nagūru	NES	July 21, 1989	Yes	No	No	Developed by Game Studio.
I-Ninja	PlayStation 2	November 18, 2003	No	Yes	No	Developed byArgonaut Games.
GameCube	December 4, 2003	No	Yes	No
Xbox	December 4, 2003	No	Yes	No
Pac-Man Vs.	GameCube	November 27, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed byNintendo EAD. Published versions bundled with other Namco games.

Title

Consoles/Arcade Systems

Release date

Notes

Family Circuit

January 6, 1988

Yes

Developed byGame Studio.

Quinty

June 27, 1989

Yes

Developed byGame Freak.

Tenkaichi Bushi Keru Nagūru

July 21, 1989

Yes

Developed by Game Studio.

I-Ninja

November 18, 2003

Yes

Developed byArgonaut Games.

December 4, 2003

Yes

December 4, 2003

Yes

Pac-Man Vs.

November 27, 2003

Yes

Developed byNintendo EAD. Published versions bundled with other Namco games.

Title	Consoles	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
Namco Museum Vol. 1	PlayStation	November 22, 1995	Yes	Yes	Yes
Namco Museum Vol. 2	PlayStation	February 9, 1996	Yes	Yes	Yes
Namco Museum Vol. 3	PlayStation	June 21, 1996	Yes	Yes	Yes
Namco Museum Vol. 4	PlayStation	November 8, 1996	Yes	Yes	Yes
Namco Museum Vol. 5	PlayStation	February 28, 1997	Yes	Yes	Yes
Namco Museum Encore	PlayStation	October 30, 1997	Yes	No	No
Namco Anthology 1	PlayStation	June 4, 1998	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
Namco Anthology 2	PlayStation	September 23, 1998	Yes	No	No	Developed by TOSE.
Namco Collection Vol. 1	Windows	April 2, 1999	Yes	No	No
Namco Collection Vol. 2	Windows	April 30, 1999	Yes	No	No
Namco Museum 64	Nintendo 64	October 31, 1999	No	Yes	No	Developed byMass Media.
Dreamcast	June 25, 2000	No	Yes	No	Developed byMass Media. TitledNamco Museum.
Game Boy Advance	June 11, 2001	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed byMass Media. TitledNamco Museum.
Pac-Man Collection	Game Boy Advance	July 12, 2001	Yes	Yes	Yes	Developed byMass Media Games.
Namco Museum	PlayStation 2	December 4, 2001	No	Yes	No	Developed byMass Media.
GameCube	October 8, 2002	No	Yes	No
Xbox	October 9, 2002	No	Yes	No
Namco Museum Battle Collection	PlayStation Portable	February 24, 2005	Yes	Yes	No	Developed by Namco Tales Studio.
Namco Museum 50th Anniversary	PlayStation 2	August 30, 2005	Yes	Yes	No	Developed byDigital Eclipse.
Xbox	August 30, 2005	No	Yes	No
GameCube	August 30, 2005	No	Yes	No
Game Boy Advance	August 30, 2005	No	Yes	No

Title

Consoles

Release date

Notes

Namco Museum Vol. 1

November 22, 1995

Yes

Namco Museum Vol. 2

February 9, 1996

Yes

Namco Museum Vol. 3

June 21, 1996

Yes

Namco Museum Vol. 4

November 8, 1996

Yes

Namco Museum Vol. 5

February 28, 1997

Yes

Namco Museum Encore

October 30, 1997

Yes

Namco Anthology 1

June 4, 1998

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

Namco Anthology 2

September 23, 1998

Yes

Developed by TOSE.

Namco Collection Vol. 1

April 2, 1999

Yes

Namco Collection Vol. 2

April 30, 1999

Yes

Namco Museum 64

Nintendo 64

October 31, 1999

Yes

Developed byMass Media.

June 25, 2000

Yes

Developed byMass Media. TitledNamco Museum.

June 11, 2001

Yes

Developed byMass Media. TitledNamco Museum.

Pac-Man Collection

July 12, 2001

Yes

Developed byMass Media Games.

Namco Museum

December 4, 2001

Yes

Developed byMass Media.

October 8, 2002

Yes

October 9, 2002

Yes

Namco Museum Battle Collection

February 24, 2005

Yes

Developed by Namco Tales Studio.

Namco Museum 50th Anniversary

August 30, 2005

Yes

Developed byDigital Eclipse.

August 30, 2005

Yes

August 30, 2005

Yes

August 30, 2005

Yes

Title	Consoles/Arcade Systems	Release date	JP	NA	PAL	Notes
BurgerTime	Famicom	November 27, 1985	Yes	No	No	Port of the arcade game byData East.
The Super Dimension Fortress Macross	Famicom	December 10, 1985	Yes	No	No	Published byBandai. Based on the1982 TV show of the same name.
Tag Team Pro Wrestling	Famicom	April 2, 1986	Yes	No	No	Port of the arcade game byData East.
Super Chinese	Famicom	June 20, 1986	Yes	No	No	Port of the arcade game byCulture Brain.
Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family	Famicom	July 17, 1987	Yes	No	No	Port of the MSX2 game byNihon Falcom.
Family Boxing	Famicom	July 19, 1987	Yes	No	No	Port of the arcade game by Woodplace.
Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei	Famicom	September 11, 1987	Yes	No	No	Developed byAtlus. Based on theDigital Devil Story novels by Aya Nishitani.
Side Pocket	Famicom	October 30, 1987	Yes	No	No	Port of the arcade game byData East.
Lupin III: Pandora no Isan	Famicom	November 6, 1987	Yes	No	No	Part of theLupin III franchise.
Star Wars	Famicom	December 4, 1987	Yes	No	No	Based on the firstStar Wars film.
Karnov	Famicom	December 18, 1987	Yes	No	No	Port of the arcade game byData East.
Hydlide 3: Yami Kara No Houmonsha	Famicom	February 17, 1989	Yes	No	No	Port of the home computer game byT&E Soft.
Devilman	Famicom	April 25, 1989	Yes	No	No	Developed byIntelligent Systems. Part of theDevilman franchise.
Dragon Ninja	Famicom	July 14, 1989	Yes	No	No	Port of the arcade game byData East.
Family Stadium '89: Kaimaku Ban	Famicom	July 28, 1989	Yes	No	No	UsesNPB baseball teams.
Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei II	Famicom	April 6, 1990	Yes	No	No	Developed byAtlus. Based on theDigital Devil Story novels by Aya Nishitani.
Klax	Mega Drive	September 7, 1990	Yes	No	No	Port of the arcade game byAtari Games.
Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water	Mega Drive	March 19, 1991	Yes	No	No	Part of theNadia: The Secret of Blue Water franchise.
Heisei Tensai Bakabon	Famicom	December 6, 1991	Yes	No	No	Part of theTensai Bakabon franchise.
Chibi Maruko-chan: Waku Waku Shopping	Mega Drive	January 14, 1992	Yes	No	No	Part of theChibi Maruko-chan franchise.
Super Famista	SNES	March 27, 1992	Yes	Yes	No	UsesNPB baseball teams.
Yu Yu Hakusho	Super Famicom	December 22, 1993	Yes	No	No	Part of theYu Yu Hakusho franchise.
Yu Yu Hakusho 2: Kakuto no Sho	Super Famicom	June 10, 1994	Yes	No	No	Part of theYu Yu Hakusho franchise.
Yu Yu Hakusho: Tokubetsu Hen	Super Famicom	December 22, 1994	Yes	No	No	Part of theYu Yu Hakusho franchise.
Yu Yu Hakusho Final: Makai Saikyo Retsuden	Super Famicom	March 24, 1995	Yes	No	No	Part of theYu Yu Hakusho franchise.
Famista 64	Nintendo 64	November 28, 1997	Yes	No	No	UsesNPB baseball teams.
Smashing Drive	GameCube	February 18, 2002	No	Yes	No	Developed byPoint of View, Inc. Port of the arcade game byGaelco.
Xbox	May 13, 2002	No	Yes	No
Famista Advance	Game Boy Advance	June 28, 2002	Yes	No	No	UsesNPB baseball teams.
Family Stadium 2003	GameCube	May 30, 2003	Yes	No	No	UsesNPB baseball teams.
Spawn: Armageddon	GameCube	November 21, 2003	No	Yes	Yes	Developed byPoint of View, Inc. Based on theSpawn comics.
Xbox	November 21, 2003	No	Yes	Yes
PlayStation 2	November 21, 2003	Yes	Yes	Yes
Hello Kitty: Roller Rescue	GameCube	August 16, 2005	No	Yes	No	Developed byXPEC Entertainment. Part of theHello Kitty franchise.
Atomic Betty	Game Boy Advance	August 25, 2005	No	Yes	No	Developed byBig Blue Bubble. Based on theAtomic Betty TV show.
The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree	Game Boy Advance	September 20, 2005	No	Yes	No	Developed by Program-Ace. Based on theBerenstain Bears books.
Curious George	PlayStation 2	February 1, 2006	No	Yes	No	Developed byMonkey Bar Games. Based on the2006 film of the same name.
GameCube	February 1, 2006	No	Yes	No
Xbox	February 1, 2006	No	Yes	No
Windows	February 1, 2006	No	Yes	No

Title

Consoles/Arcade Systems

Release date

Notes

BurgerTime

November 27, 1985

Yes

Port of the arcade game byData East.

The Super Dimension Fortress Macross

December 10, 1985

Yes

Published byBandai. Based on the1982 TV show of the same name.

Tag Team Pro Wrestling

April 2, 1986

Yes

Port of the arcade game byData East.

Super Chinese

June 20, 1986

Yes

Port of the arcade game byCulture Brain.

Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family

July 17, 1987

Yes

Port of the MSX2 game byNihon Falcom.

Family Boxing

July 19, 1987

Yes

Port of the arcade game by Woodplace.

Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei

September 11, 1987

Yes

Developed byAtlus. Based on theDigital Devil Story novels by Aya Nishitani.

Side Pocket

October 30, 1987

Yes

Port of the arcade game byData East.

Lupin III: Pandora no Isan

November 6, 1987

Yes

Part of theLupin III franchise.

Star Wars

December 4, 1987

Yes

Based on the firstStar Wars film.

Karnov

December 18, 1987

Yes

Port of the arcade game byData East.

Hydlide 3: Yami Kara No Houmonsha

February 17, 1989

Yes

Port of the home computer game byT&E Soft.

Devilman

April 25, 1989

Yes

Developed byIntelligent Systems. Part of theDevilman franchise.

Dragon Ninja

July 14, 1989

Yes

Port of the arcade game byData East.

Family Stadium '89: Kaimaku Ban

July 28, 1989

Yes

UsesNPB baseball teams.

Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei II

April 6, 1990

Yes

Developed byAtlus. Based on theDigital Devil Story novels by Aya Nishitani.

Klax

September 7, 1990

Yes

Port of the arcade game byAtari Games.

Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water

March 19, 1991

Yes

Part of theNadia: The Secret of Blue Water franchise.

Heisei Tensai Bakabon

December 6, 1991

Yes

Part of theTensai Bakabon franchise.

Chibi Maruko-chan: Waku Waku Shopping

January 14, 1992

Yes

Part of theChibi Maruko-chan franchise.

Super Famista

March 27, 1992

Yes

UsesNPB baseball teams.

Yu Yu Hakusho

December 22, 1993

Yes

Part of theYu Yu Hakusho franchise.

Yu Yu Hakusho 2: Kakuto no Sho

June 10, 1994

Yes

Part of theYu Yu Hakusho franchise.

Yu Yu Hakusho: Tokubetsu Hen

December 22, 1994

Yes

Part of theYu Yu Hakusho franchise.

Yu Yu Hakusho Final: Makai Saikyo Retsuden

March 24, 1995

Yes

Part of theYu Yu Hakusho franchise.

Famista 64

Nintendo 64

November 28, 1997

Yes

UsesNPB baseball teams.

Smashing Drive

February 18, 2002

Yes

Developed byPoint of View, Inc. Port of the arcade game byGaelco.

May 13, 2002

Yes

Famista Advance

June 28, 2002

Yes

UsesNPB baseball teams.

Family Stadium 2003

May 30, 2003

Yes

UsesNPB baseball teams.

Spawn: Armageddon

November 21, 2003

Yes

Developed byPoint of View, Inc. Based on theSpawn comics.

November 21, 2003

Yes

November 21, 2003

Yes

Hello Kitty: Roller Rescue

August 16, 2005

Yes

Developed byXPEC Entertainment. Part of theHello Kitty franchise.

Atomic Betty

August 25, 2005

Yes

Developed byBig Blue Bubble. Based on theAtomic Betty TV show.

The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree

September 20, 2005

Yes

Developed by Program-Ace. Based on theBerenstain Bears books.

Curious George

February 1, 2006

Yes

Developed byMonkey Bar Games. Based on the2006 film of the same name.

February 1, 2006

Yes

February 1, 2006

Yes

February 1, 2006

Yes

Title	iOS	Mobile	Windows
Dig Dug	Y	Y	Y¹
Galaga		Y
Galaga Remix	Y
Galaxian/Galaxian Mini		Y	Y¹
Ms. Pac-Man	Y	Y	Y²
New Rally-X		Y
Pac-Man	Y	Y	Y¹
Pac-Mania		Y
Pole Position			Y¹
Pole Position II		Y
Rally-X			Y²
Time Crisis Mobile		Y
Xevious/Xevious Mini		Y	Y²
Notes: Included inMicrosoft Return of Arcade. Included inMicrosoft Revenge of Arcade.

Title

iOS