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Taito Station

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Taito Station is a chain of video arcades operated by the Taito Corporation, a subsidiary of Square Enix, with locations across Japan. The facilities house a diverse array of entertainment machines, including rhythm games, fighting games, medal games, and UFO catchers (crane games). As one of the primary arcade operators in the country alongside Sega and Bandai Namco, Taito Station serves as a major hub for Japanese gaming culture. The chain frequently updates its floor lineups to include the newest arcade releases.

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What is Taito Station known for?

Taito Station is a Japanese arcade chain operated by Taito Corporation, a Square Enix subsidiary. Its venues commonly include rhythm games, fighting games, medal games, and UFO catcher crane machines.

What is a UFO catcher at Taito Station?

A UFO catcher is a Japanese claw machine used to win prizes by positioning a mechanical claw. Taito Station locations often feature large banks of these machines with plush toys, figures, and other prizes.

Does Taito Station have rhythm games?

Yes. Rhythm games are a major part of many Japanese arcades, and Taito Station facilities commonly include them alongside fighting and medal games. The exact selection depends on the location.

Who owns Taito Station?

Taito Station is operated by Taito Corporation, which is part of Square Enix. Taito is also known for classic games such as Space Invaders, although individual Taito Station locations carry many publishers' machines.

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