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This thread is for discussing Laserdisc arcade games. Which ones do you have in your collection? How many have you played? What are your favorites?
Here's a list of every Laserdisc arcade game:
Astron Belt
Atomic Castle
Attack of the Zolgear
Badlands
Bega's Battle
Captain Zapp
Casino Strip
Cliff Hanger
Cobra Command
COPS
Crime Patrol
Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars
Cube Quest
Dragon's Lair
Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp
Eon and the Time Tunnel
Esh's Aurunmilla
Fast Draw Showdown
Fire Fox
Freedom Fighter
Galaxy Ranger
Gallagher's Gallery
Goal to Go
Gold Medal with Bruce Jenner
GP World
Interstellar Laser Fantasy
Laser Grand Prix
Last Bounty Hunter, The
M.A.C.H. 3
Mad Dog McCree
Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold
Marbella Vice
NFL Football (CED SelectaVision Videodisc)
Ninja Hayate
Platoon
Project Dragoon
Quarterhorse
Road Blaster
Space Ace
Space Pirates
Star Rider
Street Viper
Super Don Quixote
Thayer's Quest
Tierres Salvajes
Time Gal
Time Traveler
Top Gear
Us vs. Them
Who Shot Johnny Rock?
Zorton Brothers
As you can see, the Laserdisc arcade game is very diverse and goes far beyond just Dragon's Lair and Space Ace. Some of these games are "hit-the-button-at-the-right-time"-type games, some of them use Laserdisc graphics for overlays, some of them use special cabinets and hardware, and some of them try to bring the RPG to the arcade. Overall, this is a fascinating subject, and I'd love to be able to play these games some day.
Here's a list of every Laserdisc arcade game:
Astron Belt
Atomic Castle
Attack of the Zolgear
Badlands
Bega's Battle
Captain Zapp
Casino Strip
Cliff Hanger
Cobra Command
COPS
Crime Patrol
Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars
Cube Quest
Dragon's Lair
Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp
Eon and the Time Tunnel
Esh's Aurunmilla
Fast Draw Showdown
Fire Fox
Freedom Fighter
Galaxy Ranger
Gallagher's Gallery
Goal to Go
Gold Medal with Bruce Jenner
GP World
Interstellar Laser Fantasy
Laser Grand Prix
Last Bounty Hunter, The
M.A.C.H. 3
Mad Dog McCree
Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold
Marbella Vice
NFL Football (CED SelectaVision Videodisc)
Ninja Hayate
Platoon
Project Dragoon
Quarterhorse
Road Blaster
Space Ace
Space Pirates
Star Rider
Street Viper
Super Don Quixote
Thayer's Quest
Tierres Salvajes
Time Gal
Time Traveler
Top Gear
Us vs. Them
Who Shot Johnny Rock?
Zorton Brothers
As you can see, the Laserdisc arcade game is very diverse and goes far beyond just Dragon's Lair and Space Ace. Some of these games are "hit-the-button-at-the-right-time"-type games, some of them use Laserdisc graphics for overlays, some of them use special cabinets and hardware, and some of them try to bring the RPG to the arcade. Overall, this is a fascinating subject, and I'd love to be able to play these games some day.
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