ZunZun Block Official Cover

ZunZun Block

📅 01 Jan 1979 🎮 Taito Block Classics / ZunZun Block
Standing as a celebrated, high-speed evolution of the ball-and-paddle genre from arcade pioneer Taito, ZunZun Block was released in 1979, outfitting its dedicated cabinet with a precision optical rotary paddle dial to deliver a gripping brick-demolition challenge where players deflected a bouncing sphere into dense multi-colored block walls with sharp English spin physics, accelerating ball velocities, and channel-clearing bonus cascades.

🎬 Deep Vision & Technical Analysis

🌆 Atmosphere & Visual Direction

Authentic vintage visual direction representing landmark era aesthetic standards.

⚡ Action Pacing & Physics Engine

Systemic interaction and engaging pacing designed for historical immersion.

🎯 Performance & Launch Trajectory

An essential milestone preserved in masterclass gaming archival standard.

This is a list of games developed or published by Taito, a Japanese video game developer and publisher. It also includes games released exclusively by its international subsidiaries, such as Taito America and Taito of Brazil.

Electro-mechanical games

The following were arcade electro-mechanical games (EM games) manufactured by Taito.

Video games

Licensed games

This section lists games which were developed and primarily published by other companies, but licensed to Taito for publication in specific regions (or occasionally specific formats, e.g. cocktail tables).

Taito of Brazil

Taito of Brazil published several clones of existing games on Moon Cresta’s hardware. Original games are listed in parentheses.

  • Sandwich/X-salada (BurgerTime)
  • Zig Zag (Dig Dug)
  • Kong (adapted from Crazy Kong, another Donkey Kong clone)
  • Big Flyer (Fly Boy)
  • Jump (Frogger)
  • Fantastic (Galaga)
  • Batalha Galactica (Galaxian)
  • Super Fantastic (Gaplus)
  • Star Crest (Moon Cresta)
  • Stock Car (New Rally-X)
  • Condor (Phoenix)
  • Piranha (Phunky Fish)
  • Polaris II (Polaris)
  • Commander (Scramble)
  • Fighting (Super Cobra)
  • Time Fighter (Time Pilot)
  • Olympics (Track & Field)
  • Caçapa (Video Hustler)
  • Columbia (Xevious)

Motion simulators

Non-interactive arcade attractions that simulate amusement park rides.

  • D3BOS
  • IDYA
  • IDYA II
  • Super D3BOS

See also

  • Taito
  • Square Enix
  • List of Square Enix video games
  • List of Square Enix mobile games

References

External links

  1. List of Taito games Archived January 17, 2021, at the Wayback Machine at MobyGames
  2. Taito Arcade Hardware at System 16
  3. The Killer List of Videogames