Best Laserdisc
Road Avenger is a laserdisc arcade game released by Data East in 1985, built around animated car chases produced by Toei Animation. Players respond to on-screen prompts with precisely timed directional and control inputs, so its action functions as an interactive movie rather than a conventional rac...
Dragon's Lair is a 1983 arcade game published by Cinematronics that uses LaserDisc technology to display traditionally animated sequences created under animator Don Bluth. Players guide the knight Dirk the Daring by entering correctly timed directional or action commands as scenes unfold. Its film-l...
Space Ace is a 1983 arcade video game utilizing LaserDisc technology for full-motion video gameplay. It recreates an action-packed science fiction adventure featuring a space gunfighter. Originally released as a limited version of Dragon’s Lair, its wider distribution in 1984 made it popular with ga...
1984 arcade laserdisc game by Taito featuring animated ninja combat sequences, notable as one of the few Japanese-developed laserdisc arcade action titles.
1983 arcade laserdisc game by Cinematronics in which players guide a cube warrior through animated fantasy sequences to reach a captured princess.
Released in 1991, Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp is a LaserDisc arcade game and the direct sequel to the 1983 classic, continuing the hand-animated adventures of Dirk the Daring.
Mad Dog McCree is a groundbreaking 1990s video game developed by American Laser Games. It’s notable for being the first live-action laserdisc game, blending cinematic storytelling with interactive gameplay. Utilizing Amiga hardware, the title offered an unprecedented level of realism and immersion f...
1983 arcade laserdisc game by Mylstar Electronics that overlays player-controlled targeting crosshairs onto real military jet and helicopter footage.
Time Gal is a 1985 LaserDisc arcade game developed by Taito, notable for its female time-traveling protagonist and fast-paced quick-time event gameplay mechanics.
A 1992 science-fiction arcade rail shooter featuring co-op gun play against waves of alien invaders, using mounted gun controllers in a space combat setting.
Released by Data East in 1984, Cobra Command is an interactive LaserDisc game that tasks players with navigating an attack helicopter through animated combat scenarios.
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Second Cataclysm was a 1994 rail shooter by Rocket Science Games, based on Mark Schultz's Xenozoic Tales.
Cliff Hanger is a 1983 LaserDisc arcade game produced by Stern Electronics, notable for incorporating edited footage from two Japanese anime films in the Lupin III franchise.
1983 arcade laserdisc motorcycle racing game by Williams Electronics, one of the few laserdisc titles to use a racing format with animated course footage.
American Laser Games' 1992 arcade laserdisc rail shooter sequel set in the Old West, using live-action FMV footage for interactive gunfight scenarios.
Manufactured by Universal in 1984, Super Don Quix-ote is a LaserDisc arcade game where players guide a sword-wielding hero through various animated fantasy environments.
Developed by Sega and released in 1983, Astron Belt is an early LaserDisc arcade game notable for overlaying computer-generated spaceships onto pre-recorded anime footage.
Developed by RDI Video Systems in 1984, Thayer's Quest is a fantasy LaserDisc game notable for utilizing a keyboard interface rather than traditional arcade joystick controls.
Who Shot Johnny Rock? is a 1991 full-motion video arcade game developed by American Laser Games, casting the player as a private detective investigating a gangster's murder.
Created by Data East in 1985, Road Blaster is a racing-themed LaserDisc arcade game featuring fully animated action sequences produced by the Toei Animation studio.
A 1994 live-action laserdisc arcade game by American Laser Games where players shoot cowboys in Old West duels using a mounted light gun.
Developed by American Laser Games in 1993, Crime Patrol is an arcade shooter that uses live-action video footage to simulate the experience of pursuing criminals as a police officer.
The Last Bounty Hunter is a 1994 full-motion video arcade shooter developed by American Laser Games, casting players as a sheriff pursuing outlaws across a live-action Wild West frontier.
Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars is a 1993 arcade shooter developed by American Laser Games, tasking players with eliminating drug cartels across various live-action international environments.
Bega's Battle is a 1983 LaserDisc arcade game published by Stern that gained notoriety for repurposing footage from the Japanese animated film Harmagedon for its cutscenes.
Early 1990s FMV action game released for the Sega CD casting the player as a resistance operative in side-scrolling live-action combat missions.
Esh's Aurunmilla is a 1984 LaserDisc arcade game published by Funai, distinguished by its alien protagonist and maze-based science fiction gameplay structure.
US vs. Them is a 1984 arcade rail shooter developed by Gottlieb, notable for its early use of digitized color graphics and sci-fi alien theme.
Released by Pioneer in 1993, the LaserActive is a highly expensive home video game console notable for playing LaserDiscs and supporting add-on modules for competing systems.
