1981
The Average coin-operated machines gross an average between $140 and $150 per week and played by more than 30 million Americans. Gamers will spend an estimated 75,000 man-years playing all those machines.
The top six suppliers of video arcade coin-ops are: Midway Manufacturing Corp., Atari, Inc, Williams Electronics, Stern Electronics, Inc., Sega Enterprises and Centuri Inc.
Date | Game | Comments | |
1972 | Pong | first mass-marketed video-game | |
1973 | Space Race | ||
1975 | Sprint | ||
1975 | Tank | >||
1976 | Break-Out | ||
1976 | Lemans | ||
1976 | Night Driver | ||
1976 | Sprint II | ||
1977 | Starship | ||
1978 | Atari Baseball | ||
1978 | Atari Basketball | ||
1978 | Atari Football | ||
1978 | Video Pinball | ||
1979 | Asteroids | vector graphics | |
1979 | Lunar Lander | vector graphics | |
1979 | Monte Carlo | ||
1980 | Asteroids Deluxe | vector graphics | |
1980 | Battlezone | vector graphics | |
1980 | Missle Command | ||
1980 | Red Baron | vector graphics | |
1980 | Tempest | vector graphics | |
1981 | Centipede | ||
1981 | Space Duel | another Asteroids spin-off | |
1982 | Gravitar | vector graphics | |
1982 | Kangaroo | ||
1982 | Pole Position | licensed from Namco | |
1982 | Tunnel Hunt | ||
1982 | Xevious | licensed from Namco | |
1983 | Arabian | ||
1983 | Dig Dug | licensed from Namco | |
1983 | Firefox | lazer game | |
1983 | Food Fight | ||
1983 | Quantum | ||
1983 | Star Wars | vector graphics | |
1983 | TX-1 | ||
1984 | Crystal Castles | ||
1984 | Last Starfighter | ||
1984 | Liberator | ||
1984 | Major Havoc | conversion kit for Tempest | |
1984 | Marble Madness | ||
1984 | Millipede | sequel to Centipede | |
1984 | Pole Position II | sequel to Pole Position | |
1984 | Return of the Jedi | sequel to Star Wars | |
1985 | Gauntlet | ||
1985 | Paperboy | ||
1985 | Road Runner | based on cartoon | |
1986 | 720 | ||
1986 | Gauntlet II | ||
1986 | Super Sprint | ||
1987 | Road Blasters | ||
1987 | Pac-Mania | licensed from Namco | |
1987 | Xybots | ||
1988 | Assault | licensed from Namco | |
1988 | Blasteroids | 3-D asteroids | |
1988 | Cyberball 2072 | ||
1988 | Galaga 88 | ||
1988 | Toobin | ||
1988 | Vindicators | ||
1989 | Badlands | ||
1989 | Fourtrax | ||
1989 | Hard Drivin | ||
1989 | Klax | ||
1989 | Rolling Thunder | licensed from Namco | |
1989 | S.T.U.N. Runner | ||
1989 | Tetris | ||
1990 | Race Drivin | ||
1990 | Vindicators II | ||
1991 | Batman | ||
1991 | Hydra | ||
1991 | Pit Fighter | ||
1991 | Rampart | ||
1991 | Steel Talons | ||
1992 | Relief Pitcher | ||
1992 | Space Lords |