1973-1979

Title: Astro Race Year: 1973 No information available.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Davis Cup Year: 1973 A Tennis game using the Pong concept.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Elepong Year: 1973 A Ping-Pong game using the Pong concept.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Pro Hockey Year: 1973 A Hockey game using the Pong concept.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Soccer Year: 1973 A Soccer game using the Pong concept.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Attack UFO Year: 1974		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Basketball Year: 1974 This is confirmed to be the sixth coin-op video game manufactured by Taito.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Speed Race Year: 1974 Top-view racing game.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Speed Race DX Year: 1975 An enhanced version of Speed Race.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Western Gun Year: 1975 Two-player cowboy shoot out. This was the first Japanese arcade game to be imported by an American company (Midway). It was modified and renamed to Gun Fight.		Taito's Western Gun was based on the industry standard solid-state circuits. After it's release in Japan, this game was licensed by Midway of America, in this process, Midway redesigned the game to become the first coin-op game to use a processor, it was the 8080 running at 2 MHz. Western Gun was then renamed to Gun Fight in the US.
Title: Attack Year: 1976 Gun shooting. There is record of a game also called Attack released by Exidy in the United States on February 1977. It could be the same game licensed from Taito.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Avenger Year: 1976 Appears to be a vertical shoot'em up.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Crashing Race Year: 1976 Top-view driving game.		Unknown hardware
Title: Interceptor Year: 1976 Appears to be a first-person shoot'em up.		Unknown hardware
Title: Speed Race Twin Year: 1976 Racing game with an overhead view, a two-player sequel to Speed Race.		Unknown hardware
Title: Barricade Year: 1977 A variant of Blockade.		Unknown hardware
Title: Barricade II Year: 1977 Sequel to Barricade, possessing similar gameplay to Blockade.		Unknown hardware
Title: Cross Fire Year: 1977 Gun shooting.		Unknown hardware
Title: Fisco 400 Year: 1977 4-player overhead view circuit racing.		Unknown hardware
Title: Flying Fortress Year: 1977 No information available.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Flying Fortress II Year: 1977 No information available.		This game does not use a CPU.
Title: Gun Man Year: 1977 No information available.		Unknown hardware
Title: Missile-X Year: 1977 No information available.		Unknown hardware
Title: Safari Year: 1977 Safari is based on the Gun Fight concept and technology. It adds a little more variety and complexity to the gameplay.		Main Processor: Z80
Title: Sub Hunter Year: 1977		Unknown hardware
Title: Super High-Way Year: 1977 This is probably a first-person driving game with tiny white dots outlining the road, just like Night Driver or 280-ZZZAP. Another possibility is that Midway's "280-ZZZAP" could have been licensed by Taito for distribution in Japan under the name "Super High-Way".		Unknown hardware
Title: Super Speed Race Year: 1977 Top-view racing game, the fourth title in the Taito Speed Race series. This game was later released in the United States by Midway in 1979.		Main Processor: Z80
Title: T.T. Block Year: 1977 A Breakout clone.		Unknown hardware
Title: T.T. Tennis Year: 1977 No information available.		Unknown hardware
Title: Acrobat Year: 1978		Main Processor: 8080
Title: Blue Shark Year: 1978 Harpoon shooting.		Main Processor: 8080
Title: Road Champion Year: 1978 Racing game.		Unknown hardware
Title: Space Invaders Year: 1978 A primitive spaceship shoot'em up, created by Taito and released in Japan on June 16th, 1978. There is also a later US version manufactured and distributed by Midway in the US. This is one of the most famous arcade coin operated video games ever, a massive number of later arcade games were all inspired by Space Invaders.		Main Processor: 8080
Title: Super Block Year: 1978 A Breakout clone, sequel to T.T. Block.		Unknown hardware
Title: Super Speed Race V Year: 1978 Top-view racing game, the fifth title in the Taito Speed Race series.		Unknown hardware
Title: Top Bowler Year: 1978 Bowling.		Unknown hardware
Title: Trampoline Year: 1978 No information available.		Unknown hardware
Title: Field Goal Year: 1979 A variant of Breakout with a football theme.		Unknown hardware
Title: Galaxy Wars Year: 1979 A variant of Space Invaders, here the player must guide a missile up to the alien ships, while avoiding both an asteroid belt and enemy fire.		Main Processor: 8080
Title: Lunar Rescue Year: 1979 Shoot'em up.		Main Processor: 8080
Title: Space Chaser Year: 1979 Maze-eating. It's worth noting that this game was released before Namco's Pac Man.		Main Processor: 8080
Title: Space Invaders Part II Year: 1979 Shoot'em up. The second title in the Space Invaders series.		Main Processor: 8080
Title: Straight Flush Year: 1979 No information.		Unknown hardware
Title: Zun Zun Block Year: 1979 A Breakout clone.		This game does not use a CPU.