Coin-op on Amiga

sousourn1823 · 22 June 2018, 16:40

HI,

i'm new to this forum, so i hope this thread is posted in the right place.

I'm collecting original Amiga games, mostly Coin op adaptions. I've made a list using several sites and i'd like to know if i have forgotten some.

1943 : The Battle Of Midway

Action Fighter
After Burner (Sega)
After Burner (Activision)
Alien Storm
Alien Syndrome
Altered Beast
APB (All Points Bulletin)
Arkanoid
Arkanoid : Revenge Of Doh
Atomic Robo-Kid

BadLands
Beast Busters
Big Run
Bionic Commando
Black Tiger
Blades of Steel
Blasteroids
Blockout
Bomb Jack
Bonanza Bros
Bubble Bobble
Buggy Boy

Cabal
Chase H.Q.
Chase H.Q. II: Special Criminal Investigation
Cisco Heat
Commando
Continental Circus
Crack Down
Cyberball

Double Dragon
Double Dragon II : The Revenge
Double Dragon III : The Rosetta Stone
Double Dribble
Dragon Breed
Dragon Ninja
Dragon Spirit
Dragon's Lair
Dragon's Lair : Escape From Singe's Castle
Dragon's Lair II : Time Warp
Dragon's Lair III : The Curse Of Mordread
Dynamite Düx
Dynasty Wars

Electronic Pool
Escape From The Planet Of The Robot Monsters
ESWAT : Cyber Police
European Championship 1992
European Football Champ
Exterminator

Fighting Soccer
Final Blow
Final Fight
Fire & Forget II
Flying Shark
Forgotten Worlds

G-LOC R360
Galaxy Force II
Gauntlet II
Gemini Wing
Ghosts 'n Goblins
Ghouls 'N' Ghosts
Golden Axe

Hard Drivin'
Hot Rod
Hydra

Ikari Warriors
Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom
Indy Heat
Ivan "Ironman" Stewart's Super Off Road

Joe & Mac : Caveman Ninja

Klax

Last Duel : Inter Planet War 2012
LED Storm
Line Of Fire

Marble Madness
Mega Twins
Mercs
Midnight Resistance
Mighty BombJack
Mortal Kombat
Mortal Kombat II
Mr Do! run run
Mr Heli

NARC
New Zealand Story
Ninja Spirit
Ninja Warriors

Operation Thunderbolt
Operation Wolf
Out Run

P47 Thunderbolt
Pac-Land
Pac-Mania
Pang
Paperboy
Passing Shot
Pit Fighter
Plotting
Power Drift
Primal Rage
Puzznic

Qix : The "Computer Virus" Game

R-Type
R-Type 2
Race Drivin'
Rainbow Islands
Rambo III
Rampage
Rampart
Real Ghostbusters
Renegade
Road Blasters
Robocop
Rod-Land
Rolling Thunder

Scramble Spirits
SDI : Strategic Defense Initiative
Shadow Dancer
Shadow Warriors
Shinobi
Side Arms : Hyper Dyne
Silkworm
Skull & Crossbones
Sly Spy : Secret Agent
Smash T.V.
Soldier Of Light (Xain'd Sleena)
Sonic Boom
Space Ace
Space Gun
Space Harrier
ST Dragon
Star Wars
Star Wars : The Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars : Return of the Jedi
Street Fighter
Street Fighter II : The World Warrior
Strider
S.T.U.N Runner
Super C
Super Hang-On
Super Monaco GP
Super Space Invaders
Super Street Fighter II : The New Challengers
Super Street Fighter II Turbo
Super Wonder Boy

T2 : The Arcade Game
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles : The Coin Op!
Thunder Blade
Thunder Jaws
Tiger Road
Time Scanner
Time Soldier
Toki
Toobin'
Total Carnage
Tournament Golf
Turbo Out Run

U.N. Squadron

Victory Road : The Pathway To Fear
Vigilante
Vindicators
Volfied

World Championship Soccer

Xenophobe
Xybots

update : this post is only for coin op adapted on Amiga and commercialy released
No fan made, or atari st/c64 reverse engineered games or Amiga arcade machines (Arcadia) .

DamienD · 22 June 2018, 16:52

Hey there sousourn1823,

Welcome to EAB

From a very quick scan of your list; I can't think of anything missing ATM...

Edit: actually, there are these 4 games but they are not official releases:

... Bomb Jack Beer Edition [Fan made]
... Gauntlet [Atari St port]
... Joust [Atari St port]
... Super Sprint [Atari St port]

Probably worth taking a look at this thread: Ports / Conversions --> Amiga

Shatterhand · 22 June 2018, 16:54

Xenon wasn't an arcade port. The arcade game was actually an Amiga computer inside an arcade cabinet. Pretty sure it's the same case with Sidewinder , Roadwars, Magic Johnson Basketball and New York Warriors.

I also have a hard time calling Darius + an arcade port, since there's no game called Darius + on arcades and this is a lot different from either Darius or Darius 2 (It's also a pile of crap

). But it could fit your "sequels" category, I'd guess.

sousourn1823 · 22 June 2018, 17:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienD

Hey there sousourn1823,

Welcome to EAB

From a very quick scan of your list; I can't think of anything missing ATM...

Edit: actually, there are these 4 games but they are not official releases:

... Bomb Jack Beer Edition [Fan made]
... Gauntlet [Atari St port]
... Joust [Atari St port]
... Super Sprint [Atari St port]

Probably worth taking a look at this thread: Ports / Conversions --> Amiga

thank you,

yes these 4 games and these 4 others could be added , in "unofficial" rubric .

Metro-cross (US Gold)
Solomon's Key (US Gold)
Liquid Kids (Ocean)
Snow Bros (Ocean)

but i'm more on games which have been officialy released

sousourn1823 · 22 June 2018, 17:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shatterhand

Xenon wasn't an arcade port. The arcade game was actually an Amiga computer inside an arcade cabinet. Pretty sure it's the same case with Sidewinder , Roadwars, Magic Johnson Basketball and New York Warriors.

I also have a hard time calling Darius + an arcade port, since there's no game called Darius + on arcades and this is a lot different from either Darius or Darius 2 (It's also a pile of crap

). But it could fit your "sequels" category, I'd guess.

Xenon : Originally developed for the Amiga computer system, it was released by Arcadia Systems as an option for their Super Select System (arcade museum)

"DARIUS+ is an enhanced version of the Darius coin-op featuring extra levels, more weapons and aliens" (HOL). A kind of sequel.

New York Warriors wasn't adapted from Delta Command ?

Sidewinder
Roadwars
Magic Johnson Basketball
are you sure for these ones ? is it the same for all others games from Arcadia?

nobody · 22 June 2018, 17:57

PD
http://hol.abime.net/1174

Shatterhand · 22 June 2018, 18:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by sousourn1823

New York Warriors wasn't adapted from Delta Command ?

Sidewinder
Roadwars
Magic Johnson Basketball
are you sure for these ones ? is it the same for all others games from Arcadia?

AFAIK, yes. Arcadia games are Amiga games in an arcade cabinet.

It's kinda funny to call Darius+ "enhanced". That game is awful!

Don_Adan · 22 June 2018, 18:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by sousourn1823

Xenon : Originally developed for the Amiga computer system, it was released by Arcadia Systems as an option for their Super Select System (arcade museum)

"DARIUS+ is an enhanced version of the Darius coin-op featuring extra levels, more weapons and aliens" (HOL). A kind of sequel.

New York Warriors wasn't adapted from Delta Command ?

Sidewinder
Roadwars
Magic Johnson Basketball
are you sure for these ones ? is it the same for all others games from Arcadia?

Xenon was an arcade port, like all others Arcadia System games.

http://hol.abime.net/hol_search.php?...ef_hardware=18

Don_Adan · 22 June 2018, 18:35

You missed Up Scope too.
http://hol.abime.net/3565

Don_Adan · 22 June 2018, 18:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shatterhand

AFAIK, yes. Arcadia games are Amiga games in an arcade cabinet.

It's kinda funny to call Darius+ "enhanced". That game is awful!

What do you mean Amiga games? Amiga games converted to Arcadia System? Or Arcadia System games converted to Amiga floppy games? This is hard say for some titles which version was first. And Arcadia System versions has different control, 2 button f.e. sometimes more music, more levels etc.

DamienD · 23 June 2018, 10:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by sousourn1823

thank you,

yes these 4 games and these 4 others could be added , in "unofficial" rubric .

Metro-cross (US Gold)
Solomon's Key (US Gold)
Liquid Kids (Ocean)
Snow Bros (Ocean)

but i'm more on games which have been officialy released

I would say you should add "Liquid Kids" and "Snow Bros." to the main list

These were created for the Amiga back in the day / finished but never got released... it was many years later that they were found / made available to the public.

sousourn1823 · 23 June 2018, 14:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienD

I would say you should add "Liquid Kids" and "Snow Bros." to the main list

These were created for the Amiga back in the day / finished but never got released... it was many years later that they were found / made available to the public.

i agree but as i'm trying to collect all in these games in original, i can't add these 2 games cause they have no boxes/manuels....

sousourn1823 · 23 June 2018, 14:08

so what to do about Arcadia games ?

shoudl i remove them all from the main list ?

vulture · 23 June 2018, 17:49

I think Arcadia games are fine to be included, Xenon too.

NorthWay · 23 June 2018, 20:15

Donkey Kong -> C= 64 -> Amiga (thanks to Bignonia)

Seiya · 23 June 2018, 21:05

Coin-Op After Burner conversion for Amiga is by Sega. Activion game, imho, i don't know where is the Coin-Op...

sousourn1823 · 23 June 2018, 23:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by NorthWay

Donkey Kong -> C= 64 -> Amiga (thanks to Bignonia)

added to Sequel / unofficial / not commercialy released

NorthWay · 27 June 2018, 03:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by sousourn1823

added to Sequel / unofficial / not commercialy released

They also did Popeye and Zaxxon. (I think the others were non-licenced clones and original C= 64 releases.)

sousourn1823 · 30 June 2018, 15:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by NorthWay

They also did Popeye and Zaxxon. (I think the others were non-licenced clones and original C= 64 releases.)

yes, i add them too, thanks

Fiery Phoenix · 09 July 2018, 19:14

I think there may be a few more missing. May be wrong as some may be classed as console games - or first appeared on there, but sure they were arcade releases too (correct me if I am wrong)

B.C. Kid
Battletoads
Dynablaster (or Bomberman)
Last Battle
Wonder Boy in Monsterland

22 June 2018, 16:40	#1
sousourn1823 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Montceau les mines / France Posts: 20	Coin-op on Amiga HI, i'm new to this forum, so i hope this thread is posted in the right place. I'm collecting original Amiga games, mostly Coin op adaptions. I've made a list using several sites and i'd like to know if i have forgotten some. 1943 : The Battle Of Midway Action Fighter After Burner (Sega) After Burner (Activision) Alien Storm Alien Syndrome Altered Beast APB (All Points Bulletin) Arkanoid Arkanoid : Revenge Of Doh Atomic Robo-Kid BadLands Beast Busters Big Run Bionic Commando Black Tiger Blades of Steel Blasteroids Blockout Bomb Jack Bonanza Bros Bubble Bobble Buggy Boy Cabal Chase H.Q. Chase H.Q. II: Special Criminal Investigation Cisco Heat Commando Continental Circus Crack Down Cyberball Double Dragon Double Dragon II : The Revenge Double Dragon III : The Rosetta Stone Double Dribble Dragon Breed Dragon Ninja Dragon Spirit Dragon's Lair Dragon's Lair : Escape From Singe's Castle Dragon's Lair II : Time Warp Dragon's Lair III : The Curse Of Mordread Dynamite Düx Dynasty Wars Electronic Pool Escape From The Planet Of The Robot Monsters ESWAT : Cyber Police European Championship 1992 European Football Champ Exterminator Fighting Soccer Final Blow Final Fight Fire & Forget II Flying Shark Forgotten Worlds G-LOC R360 Galaxy Force II Gauntlet II Gemini Wing Ghosts 'n Goblins Ghouls 'N' Ghosts Golden Axe Hard Drivin' Hot Rod Hydra Ikari Warriors Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom Indy Heat Ivan "Ironman" Stewart's Super Off Road Joe & Mac : Caveman Ninja Klax Last Duel : Inter Planet War 2012 LED Storm Line Of Fire Marble Madness Mega Twins Mercs Midnight Resistance Mighty BombJack Mortal Kombat Mortal Kombat II Mr Do! run run Mr Heli NARC New Zealand Story Ninja Spirit Ninja Warriors Operation Thunderbolt Operation Wolf Out Run P47 Thunderbolt Pac-Land Pac-Mania Pang Paperboy Passing Shot Pit Fighter Plotting Power Drift Primal Rage Puzznic Qix : The "Computer Virus" Game R-Type R-Type 2 Race Drivin' Rainbow Islands Rambo III Rampage Rampart Real Ghostbusters Renegade Road Blasters Robocop Rod-Land Rolling Thunder Scramble Spirits SDI : Strategic Defense Initiative Shadow Dancer Shadow Warriors Shinobi Side Arms : Hyper Dyne Silkworm Skull & Crossbones Sly Spy : Secret Agent Smash T.V. Soldier Of Light (Xain'd Sleena) Sonic Boom Space Ace Space Gun Space Harrier ST Dragon Star Wars Star Wars : The Empire Strikes Back Star Wars : Return of the Jedi Street Fighter Street Fighter II : The World Warrior Strider S.T.U.N Runner Super C Super Hang-On Super Monaco GP Super Space Invaders Super Street Fighter II : The New Challengers Super Street Fighter II Turbo Super Wonder Boy T2 : The Arcade Game Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles : The Coin Op! Thunder Blade Thunder Jaws Tiger Road Time Scanner Time Soldier Toki Toobin' Total Carnage Tournament Golf Turbo Out Run U.N. Squadron Victory Road : The Pathway To Fear Vigilante Vindicators Volfied World Championship Soccer Xenophobe Xybots update : this post is only for coin op adapted on Amiga and commercialy released No fan made, or atari st/c64 reverse engineered games or Amiga arcade machines (Arcadia) . Last edited by sousourn1823; 15 July 2018 at 23:03. Reason: updated the list

22 June 2018, 16:52	#2
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Hey there sousourn1823, Welcome to EAB From a very quick scan of your list; I can't think of anything missing ATM... Edit: actually, there are these 4 games but they are not official releases: ... Bomb Jack Beer Edition [Fan made] ... Gauntlet [Atari St port] ... Joust [Atari St port] ... Super Sprint [Atari St port] Probably worth taking a look at this thread: Ports / Conversions --> Amiga Last edited by DamienD; 22 June 2018 at 17:02.

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Shatterhand Warhasneverbeensomuchfun Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Rio de Janeiro / Brazil Age: 41 Posts: 3,450	Xenon wasn't an arcade port. The arcade game was actually an Amiga computer inside an arcade cabinet. Pretty sure it's the same case with Sidewinder , Roadwars, Magic Johnson Basketball and New York Warriors. I also have a hard time calling Darius + an arcade port, since there's no game called Darius + on arcades and this is a lot different from either Darius or Darius 2 (It's also a pile of crap ). But it could fit your "sequels" category, I'd guess.

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