Taito Legends (2005)
Genres:Strategy, Platform, Puzzle, Shooter, Arcade, Racing
Themes:Action, Historical
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer, Split screen
Story:Taito Legends is a games collection for PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Windows. It includes;
- Space Invaders (1978),
- Phoenix(1980),
- Space Invaders Part 2 (1980),
- Colony 7 (1981),
- Electric Yoyo (1982),
- Jungle Hunt (1982),
- Zoo Keeper (1982),
- Elevator Action (1983),
- Great Swordsman (1984),
- Return of the Invaders (1985),
- Bubble Bobble (1986),
- Gladiator (1986),
- Tokio (1986),
- Exzisus (1987),
- Plump Pop (1987),
- Operation Wolf (1987),
- Rainbow Islands (1987),
- Rastan (1987),
- Super Qix (1987),
- The New Zealand Story (1988),
- Operation Thunderbolt (1988),
- Battle Shark (1989),
- Continental Circus (1989),
- Plotting (1989),
- Volfied (1989),
- Ninja Kids (1990),
- Space Gun (1990),
- Thunderfox (1990),
- Tube It (1993).Show more
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