See also: Taito

Taito Corporation is a company Japan ease of creation and edition of video games and material of plays of arcade, created in 1953.

History

Taito begins its activity into important and distributing vending machines. It also manufactures its own vodka and peanut distributers in particular. One year later it manufactures juke-boxes and equipment of leisures. This interest for the leisures involves Taito rather quickly to be launched out in the manufacture of paying plays of arcade with as of 1973 of the plays like Soccer , Elepong or Pro hockey . In 1978 Taito leaves the famous Space Invaders which causes a revolution on the matter since entirely electronics. It imports then machines of plays of arcade of the the United States to the Japan and ensures the international distribution of its own plays.

In 1992 Taito carries out a console reading of CD-ROM, the Taito WoWoW, which was to make it possible to play perfect conversion of the arcade, but the project will never be marketed.

Taito belongs to the Kyocera.

Anecdote

• “ Taito ” wants to say “skill” in Finnois.

Arcade

Taito which was present as of the old one of gold of the video games of arcade, developed many system of arcade:

Systems

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Chronological list of plays

Developed and published plays

Not-exhaustive list.

1973

• Astro Race
• Davis Cup
• Elepong
• Pro Hockey

1978

• Space Invaders

1979

• Lunar Rescue

1980

• Balloon To bend

1981

• Qix
• Space Dungeon

1982

• Alpine Ski
• Birdie King
• Zoo Keeper

1983

• Pop Chack' N
• Grain elevator Action

1985

• The Fairyland Story
• The Legend off Kage

1986

• Arkanoid
• Bubble Bobble
• Darius
• Slap Fight

1987

• Continental Circus
• Operation Wolf
• Rastan
• Rainbow Islands: The Story off Bubble Bobble 2

1988

• Hunting H.Q
• Cloud Master
• New Zealand Story, The
• Warriors Ninja, The
• Operation Thunderbolt

1989

• Cadash
• Cameltry
• Darius II (Sagaia)
• Gift Doko Gift
• Halley Wars
• Master off Weapon
• Plotting ( Flipping )
• Puzznic
• Special Criminal Investigation

1990

• Demon Sword
• Growl
• Gun Frontier
• Liquid Kids
• Rastan Saga II
• Runark
• Sonic Blast Man
• Space Gun
• Thunder Fox

1991

• Parasol Stars: The Story off Bubble Bobble III
• Power Blade

1992

• Super Hunting: Criminal Termination

1993

• The Flintstones (Megadrive version)
• Gokuraku Chuka Taisen
• RayForce

1994

• Bubble Symphony ( Bubble Bobble II )
• Darius Gaiden
• Puzzle Bobble ( Bust-a-Move )

1995

• Bubble Memories: The Story Of Bubble Bobble III
• Psychic Forces
• Puzzle Bobble 2 ( Bust-a-Move 2 )

1996

• Puzzle Bobble 3 ( Bust-a-Move 3 )
• RayStorm
• Sonic Blast Man 2

1997

• Arkanoid: Doh it Again
• Puzzle Bobble 4 ( Bust-a-Move 4 )

1998

• Psychic Forces 2012

1999

• Densha of GO! 64
• G Darius
• Super Puzzle Bobble ( Super Bust-a-Move )

2000

• Bust-a-Move Millennium Edition
• Chaos Station-wagon
• Cosmo Warrior Zero
• Densha of GO! 2: 3000
• RayCrisis
• RC of GO!

2005

• Taito Legends

2006

• Cooking Mama
• Lost Magic
• All Ambidexters

Plays only published

Taito also published some sets of third developers, sometimes only in one area of the world:

• 1986 - Renegade (Technos)
• 1987 - Flying Shark (Toaplan)
• 1990 - Target: Renegade (Ocean Software)
• 1990 - Wrath off the Black Manta (Kyugo Boueki)
• 1991 - Little Samson (Takeru)
• 1992 - Lufia & the Fortress off Doom (Neverland Co.)
• 1995 - Lufia II: Small channel off the Sinistrals (Neverland Co.)

External bond

• Official site

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