Arcade •
U.S. Classic (1987; distributed by
Taito in North America, one of America's top eight best-selling
arcade games of 1989) •
Arbalester (1989) •
Super Real Mahjong PV (1994; Japan's seventh highest-grossing arcade
printed circuit board (PCB) software
of 1995)
Nintendo Entertainment System •
J.B. Harold Murder Club •
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer •
Castle of Dragon (developed by
Athena) •
Formula One: Built to Win •
Honshogi: Naitou Kudan Shogi Hiden •
8 Eyes •
Morita Shogi •
Magic Darts •
Silva Saga •
Bio Force Ape (Unreleased; a prototype version of the unreleased game was recovered and made available online) •
UWC (Unreleased game based on
WCW; a review copy was uncovered in 2019)
Game Boy •
Ayakashi no Shiro •
Battle Bull •
QBillion •
Torpedo Range Super NES/Super Famicom •
A.S.P.: Air Strike Patrol •
Cacoma Knight in Bizyland (English version only - Original Japanese version by
Datam Polystar) •
F1 ROC: Race Of Champions •
F1 ROC II: Race of Champions •
GD Leen •
Hayazashi Nidan Morita Shogi •
Hayazashi Nidan Morita Shogi 2 •
Kendo Rage (
Makeruna Makendo) (English version only - Original Japanese version by
Datam Polystar) •
Musya: The Classic Japanese Tale of Horror (English version only - Original Japanese version by
Datam Polystar) •
Super Stadium •
Nosferatu •
The Wizard of Oz •
Shodan Morita Shogi •
Silva Saga II: The Legend of Light and Darkness •
Super Real Mahjong P4 •
Super Real Mahjong P5 Paradise TurboGrafx-16/PC Engine •
Super Real Mahjong P5 Custom Nintendo 64 •
Chopper Attack •
Eikō no Saint Andrews •
Saikyō Habu Shōgi •
Morita Shogi 64 •
Pachinko 365 •
Tetris 64 •
Ultimate War (cancelled) •
Ide Yosuke no Mahjong Juku PlayStation • ''Kanazawa Shogi '95''
Saturn •
Shougi Matsuri •
Super Real Mahjong P5 •
Super Real Mahjong P6 •
Super Real Mahjong P7 •
Super Real Mahjong Graffiti •
Kanazawa Shougi •
Real Mahjong Adventure "Umi-He": Summer Waltz GameCube • ''''
Xbox 360 •
Project Sylpheed M65C02 •
Cal.50 - Licensed to
Taito Macintosh •
Super Real Mahjong P4 3DO •
Super Real Mahjong P4 Aleck 64 The Aleck 64 is an
arcade system board based on the Nintendo 64, designed by SETA in cooperation with Nintendo, and sold exclusively in Japan from 1998 to 2003. It essentially consists of a Nintendo 64 board
retrofitted with sound capabilities that were standard for arcade games of the time. Nintendo and SETA began working on their agreement for the board in 1996, aiming to replicate the business model that
Namco and
Sony Computer Entertainment had established with the
Namco System 11, facilitating conversions of arcade games. •
Eleven Beat (developed with
Hudson Soft) •
Hanabi de Doon! - Don-chan Puzzle (developed with
Aruze) •
Hi Pai Paradise (developed with
Aruze) •
Hi Pai Paradise 2 - onsen ni ikou yo! (developed with
Aruze) •
Kurukuru Fever (developed with
Aruze) •
Magical Tetris Challenge: Featuring Mickey (developed with
Capcom) •
Mayjinsen 3 •
Rev Limit (unreleased) •
Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth (developed with
Hudson Soft) •
Super Real Mahjong VS •
Aleck Bordon Adventure 4th Story: Tower & Shaft (developed with
Aruze and
Altron) •
Vivid Dolls (developed with
Visco) •
Variant Schwanzer (developed with
Sigma) (unreleased) ==Notes==