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(Briarwood) Brunswick

Brunswick Corporation is a major American company that manufactured coin-operated amusement equipment including pool tables, bowling equipment, and arcade games, particularly known for their bowling alley installations and billiards equipment.

8ing/Raizing

A. Hankin & Company

Australian pinball manufacturer that produced a small number of solid-state machines.

A.M.I.

Able

ABM & Gecas

ABM Electronics

Acclaim

Ace Enterprise

Ace International

ACG

Acom

Activision

Activision is primarily a video game publisher and developer, known for major franchises like Call of Duty and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. While not traditionally an arcade manufacturer, they have been involved in some arcade releases and coin-operated gaming ventures.

ADK

ADK / SNK

SNK was a Japanese video game company known for the Neo Geo arcade system and fighting games like Fatal Fury and The King of Fighters. ADK (Alpha Denshi Corporation) was acquired by SNK and became known for arcade games including World Heroes series.

ADM

ADP

An arcade game developer that produced various arcade titles during the 1980s, contributing to the early arcade gaming market with action and adventure games.

Advanced Video Technology

Advanced Video Technology (AVT) was an arcade game developer known for producing coin-operated arcade games during the 1980s-1990s.

AET/Coinworld

Afega

Afega was an arcade game developer known for producing arcade games in the 1990s-2000s period.

Aicom

Aicom Sega

Aiky

Alfa System

Japanese video game developer known for creating arcade games and later console titles, including the Castle Shikigami series of shoot-em-up games.

Allied Leisure

American manufacturer of early coin-operated arcade games.

Allumer

Allumer / Taito (license)

Allumer / Taito (publisher)

Alpha

Alpha Denshi

Japanese developer known for Neo Geo fighting games like World Heroes and Magician Lord.

Alpha/SNK

Japanese video game company known for the Neo Geo arcade system and fighting games like Fatal Fury and The King of Fighters. Originally founded as Shin Nihon Kikaku (SNK), they became a major arcade manufacturer in the 1980s and 1990s.

Altron

Japanese video game developer and publisher known for creating arcade games and later console titles, including puzzle games and shoot-em-ups.

Alvin G. & Co

Alvin G. and Company

American pinball manufacturer founded by Alvin Gottlieb, produced machines like A.G. Soccer-Ball and Pistol Poker.

Amadio

Amenip

Ameri

American Alpha

American Communication Laboratories

American Home Entertainment

American Laser Games

American Pinball

Boutique pinball manufacturer producing original theme machines.

American Sales

American Sammy

AMI

Amstar Electronics

AMT

AMT Company

Amuse World

Amusement World

Amutech

Andamiro

South Korean manufacturer best known for Pump It Up dance game series.

Anime TEC

Aorn

Apollon Global Technologies

Apple Time

AQ Interactive

Arc System Works

Japanese video game developer and publisher known for fighting games like Guilty Gear and BlazBlue series, as well as arcade game development and distribution.

Arika

Japanese video game developer founded by former Capcom employees, known for the EX series of Street Fighter games and various arcade fighting games.

Armenia

Art & Magic

Artic Electronics

Aruze

Japanese gaming company primarily known for pachinko and pachislot machines, with some involvement in arcade gaming and casino equipment. The company has undergone various corporate restructurings and name changes over the decades.

Asahi Bussan

Associated Leisure

Astro

Astro Games

American pinball manufacturer.

Atari

Pioneer of the arcade and home video game industries. Creator of Pong, Asteroids, and Centipede.

Athena

Atlus

Japanese video game developer and publisher known for creating arcade games, console titles, and popular franchises like Persona and Shin Megami Tensei. They developed various arcade games including puzzle and fighting titles.

Atrativa Japan

ATW

Automatic Industries

Early American coin-operated amusement machine manufacturer.

Avantime?

Axela

Bailey International

Bally

American gaming company known for pinball machines and slot machines. Merged with Williams.

Bally Sente

American arcade division of Bally, known for the SAC-I hardware and games like Snacks'n Jaxson.

Bandai

Japanese toy and entertainment company that has produced various arcade games and is well known for manufacturing toys based on popular anime and manga franchises. While primarily a toy company, they have developed arcade games particularly related to their licensed properties.

Bandai Namco

Major Japanese entertainment company continuing Namco's arcade legacy.

Banpresto

Japanese developer and subsidiary of Bandai known for licensed arcade games and Super Robot Wars.

Barcrest

British manufacturer primarily known for fruit machines and slot games, later expanding into arcade games and casino equipment. The company was acquired by IGT in 1998 but continues to operate as a brand.

Barko

Barko was an arcade game developer that produced a small number of titles in the early 1980s, contributing to the growing library of coin-operated arcade games during the golden age of arcades.

Barni

Barrels of Fun

American boutique pinball manufacturer.

Bell Games

Italian pinball manufacturer that produced licensed copies of Bally machines for European markets.

Bell-Fruit

British manufacturer specializing in arcade games, slot machines, and amusement equipment, particularly known for their fruit machines and quiz games popular in UK pubs and arcades.

Bell-Fruit Manufacturing

British manufacturer known for producing fruit machines (slot machines) and arcade games, particularly popular in the UK pub and club market.

Bensa

Betson

Betson is a major distributor and operator of arcade games, amusement equipment, and coin-operated machines, serving the family entertainment center and arcade industry. The company is known for distributing games from various manufacturers and providing equipment services to arcade operators.

BGV

Big A Korea

Bill Port

Spanish pinball manufacturer.

Block Marble Company

BMC

Bonanza

bootleg

BreezaSoft Corp.

BrezzaSoft

Bromley

Brunswick

Originally a billiards and bowling equipment manufacturer that briefly entered the pinball market in the 1970s-1980s. Known primarily for bowling equipment and recreational products rather than arcade games.

Buena Vision

Bulldog Amusements

Bundra

Capcom

Japanese game developer known for Street Fighter, 1942, and Ghosts'n Goblins series.

Capcom / Data East

A collaboration between Capcom and Data East for arcade game development and publishing.

Cat's

Catalina

Cave

Japanese developer known for bullet-hell shooters like DoDonPachi and Mushihimesama.

Cave / Capcom

A partnership between Cave and Capcom for arcade game development.

CD Express

A European arcade game developer known for producing arcade titles during the early 1980s, contributing to the coin-operated gaming market.

Central Denshi

Centro Matic

Italian pinball manufacturer.

Centuri

American distributor of Japanese arcade games including Phoenix, Vanguard, and Track & Field.

Century Electronics

British arcade game manufacturer known for Hunchback.

Century II

CES

CES was an arcade game developer and manufacturer creating coin-operated entertainment machines.

Chang Electronic

Changsheng Electric Company

Cheil Computer System

Chicago Coin

American coin-operated amusement machine manufacturer.

Chicago Gaming

Chicago Gaming Company specializes in manufacturing reproductions and remakes of classic arcade games and pinball machines. They are particularly known for their high-quality recreations of games like Galaga and Ms. Pac-Man.

Chicago Gaming Company

Produces remakes of classic pinball machines and arcade games.

Christian Tabart

Chuo

Churchill

CICPlay

CICPlay was an arcade game developer that produced coin-operated arcade games.

Cidelsa

Cinematronics

Known for vector graphics games like Star Castle, Armor Attack, and Dragon's Lair.

Cinematronics, Sega

A collaboration between Cinematronics and Sega for arcade game production.

Coastal Amusements

Coastal Amusements is a manufacturer and distributor of arcade games, redemption games, and coin-operated amusement equipment, known for producing popular ticket redemption games and carnival-style arcade attractions.

Coffee Mat

Coffee-Mat

German amusement machine manufacturer that produced pinball machines.

Coinmaster

Coinmaster was a coin-operated arcade game manufacturer active during the 1980s-1990s era.

Coinworld

Coinworld was an arcade game manufacturer that produced coin-operated games, primarily during the 1980s-1990s.

Comad

South Korean developer of arcade games.

Comad/New Japan System

Compile

Compumatic

Computer Recreations

Comsoft

Concept

Concept is a manufacturer of coin-operated amusement equipment, specializing in ticket redemption games and arcade attractions for family entertainment centers.

Concept Games Ltd

Concept Games Ltd was a British arcade game developer that produced arcade games during the 1980s-1990s.

Coreland

Coreland Sega

Cosmo Electronics

Cosmo Electronics was a video game developer that produced arcade games during the early 1980s era of coin-operated entertainment.

Cotswold Microsystems

Craul Denshi

Cream Company

CRI Middleware

CRI Middleware is a Japanese company that develops audio and video compression technologies and middleware solutions for the gaming industry, including arcade systems.

Crown Vending USA

Crown Vending USA is a distributor and operator of coin-operated amusement equipment, specializing in arcade games, redemption games, and vending machines for various entertainment venues.

Current Technologies

D3 Publisher

D3 Publisher is a Japanese video game publisher known for budget-priced games and arcade titles, including the Simple series and various arcade conversions.

Daehyun Electronics

Daigom Games

Daiichi Denshi

Danbi System

Daniel Pesina

Daniel Pesina is a video game developer and programmer credited with arcade game development work.

Data East

Japanese game company known for BurgerTime, Bad Dudes, and numerous pinball machines.

Dave Nutting Associates

Deeproot Pinball

American pinball startup that ceased operations before releasing a production machine.

Deltasoft

Deniam

Denki Onkyo

Designstar Consultants

dgPIX Entertainment

dgPIX Entertainment was a digital entertainment company that developed arcade and pinball games.

DGRM

Diatec

Digital Silkroad

Digital Sunnil

Dimps

Japanese video game developer known for creating fighting games and working on major franchises like Dragon Ball and Sonic the Hedgehog. While primarily a video game developer, they have created arcade fighting games.

Dimps / Sammy

Dimps is a Japanese video game developer founded by former SNK staff, known for creating fighting games and working on Dragon Ball and Sonic series games. Sammy Corporation was a major pachinko and arcade game manufacturer that merged with Sega in 2004.

DJE

Dong Gue La Mi

Dongsung Wonder Park

South Korean arcade game manufacturer known for producing various coin-operated amusement machines and arcade cabinets for the domestic and international markets.

Dooyong

Dream Island

Du Tech

Dugamex

Duintronic

Duncan Brown software

Dutch Pinball

Dutch pinball manufacturer known for The Big Lebowski pinball machine.

Dutch Pinball Exclusive

Dutch pinball manufacturer, also known as DPX.

Dyna

Dyna Computer

Dyna Electronics

Dynamo

Dynamo is a coin-operated amusement equipment manufacturer known for producing air hockey tables, foosball tables, and other arcade games. They are particularly recognized as pioneers in the air hockey industry.

Dynasoft

Dynax

Japanese developer specializing in mahjong and puzzle arcade games.

E-Scape EnterMedia

E.G. Felago

Eagle

East Coast Coin

East Coast Coin is a distributor and operator of coin-operated amusement equipment, arcade games, and vending machines serving the eastern United States market.

East Technology

Eastern

Eastern Micro Electronics

ECI

Ecole

EFO SA

EFO SA was a European manufacturer of arcade and pinball machines.

EGS

EIM

Electra Games

Electro Design

Electro Design was an arcade and pinball machine manufacturer producing coin-operated gaming equipment.

Electrocoin

UK-based manufacturer and distributor of coin-operated amusement machines, including arcade games, pinball machines, and AWP (Amusement with Prizes) equipment. Known for importing and distributing games from various manufacturers as well as producing their own arcade cabinets.

Electromatic Brasil

Electromatic Brasil was a Brazilian arcade and pinball machine manufacturer that produced coin-operated games for the South American market.

Electronic Arts

Electronic Arts (EA) is primarily a video game publisher and developer, not traditionally an arcade or pinball manufacturer. While they have created arcade versions of some franchises, they are known mainly for console and PC games like FIFA, Madden NFL, and The Sims.

Electronic Devices

Electronic Devices was an arcade game manufacturer that produced coin-operated games during the 1980s era.

Eletro Matic Equipamentos Eletromecânicos

Brazilian manufacturer of electromechanical arcade equipment and coin-operated amusement devices, primarily serving the South American market.

Elettrocoin

British manufacturer and distributor of arcade games, amusement equipment, and gaming machines, particularly known for their coin-operated entertainment products and as a major distributor in the UK market.

Elettronica Video-Games

Elettronolo

Eleven/Gavaking

Empire

An arcade game manufacturer known for producing coin-operated games during the early 1980s arcade era.

Enerdyne

Ent. Enterprises

Enter-Tech

Enter-Tech is a manufacturer specializing in arcade cabinet parts, controls, and restoration supplies for the coin-operated amusement industry.

Entertainment Enterprises, Ltd.

Eolith

South Korean developer known for Iron Fortress and various arcade fighters.

Epos

Esco

Esco Trading

ESD

ESD was a developer of arcade games and gaming software, contributing to the arcade industry with various titles.

ESI

Eterna

Etona

Eurocoin

A British manufacturer and distributor of arcade games, slot machines, and coin-operated amusement equipment, known for producing cocktail table arcade games and distributing various arcade titles in the UK market.

Eurogames

Europlay

Italian pinball manufacturer.

Eurotech

Evoga Entertainment

exA-Arcadia

A modern arcade hardware platform company that develops cartridge-based arcade systems designed to make arcade game development more accessible and cost-effective for independent developers.

Examu

Excellent Soft Design

Excellent System

Excellent System was a developer of arcade games and gaming software for coin-operated systems.

Exhibit Supply Co

Exhibit Supply Company

One of the earliest American coin-operated amusement manufacturers, later produced pinball machines.

Exidy

American game company known for Star Fire, Venture, and Crossbow.

Exidy / First Star Software

Expotato Company

Extreme

F2 System

A Japanese arcade game manufacturer that developed arcade games during the 1980s and early 1990s, producing titles across multiple genres.

Face

Face was a video game developer that created arcade games during the 1980s. Little is known about their specific arcade titles and operations.

Falcon

Falcon was an arcade game manufacturer known for producing arcade titles.

Fascination Inc.

Fascination Inc. was an American arcade and pinball game manufacturer known for producing electromechanical and early electronic coin-operated games.

Fascination Int.

First Amusement

First Star Software / Exidy (license)

FM Work

Forbes

Four J International

French-Bread

Japanese video game developer known for creating 2D fighting games, most notably the Under Night In-Birth series and Melty Blood games.

Fujiwara

Fun Games, Inc.

Fun World

A Brazilian arcade and pinball machine manufacturer known for producing arcade games and pinball machines, primarily active in South American markets during the 1980s and 1990s.

Funai

Funai Electric is primarily known as a consumer electronics manufacturer, but had a brief involvement in arcade games during the 1980s, producing a small number of arcade titles including some puzzle and action games.

Funtech

Fuuki

G.Rev

G.Rev is a Japanese video game developer known for creating shoot 'em up arcade games, including titles like Kokuga and various bullet hell shooters.

Gaelco

Spanish arcade game manufacturer known for World Rally and Thunder Hoop.

Gamart

Game Box

Game Electronics

Game Plan

American pinball manufacturer that produced solid-state pinball machines in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Game Revival

Game Vision

Game-A-Tron

Gameace

Gameace was an arcade game developer that produced coin-operated arcade games during the 1980s arcade golden age.

GamePlan

GamePlan/ Centuri (publisher)

GameTek

GameTou

GAV

Gazelle

GCC

GCTech

GEI

GEI was an arcade game manufacturer that produced coin-operated arcade games during the 1980s arcade era.

Gemini

Gemini was an arcade game manufacturer known for producing coin-operated arcade games in the 1980s.

Genco

Early American pinball manufacturer, one of the pioneers of the industry.

Giorgio Massiniero

Global

Italian arcade game manufacturer active during the 1980s, producing various coin-operated arcade games for the European market.

Global VR

Global VR is a manufacturer of immersive arcade games and simulators, known for their racing simulators, shooting games, and virtual reality experiences. They specialize in multi-player networked arcade games and large-format motion simulators.

GM Shoji

GMS

Golden Bell

Gottlieb

American manufacturer of pinball machines and arcade games including Q*bert and Reactor.

Grand Productions

Grand Products

Graphic Techno EW

Green Soft

Gremlin / Sega

Gremlin / Taito

Gremlin Industries

Greyhound Electronics

Greyhound Electronics was a British arcade game manufacturer that produced coin-operated games during the early 1980s. They are known for developing arcade titles distributed in the United Kingdom market.

GT Enterprise

Haggis Pinball

Scottish pinball manufacturer.

HAL Laboratory

Japanese video game developer best known for creating the Kirby series and developing games for Nintendo. While primarily a software developer, they created several early arcade games in the 1980s.

HanaHo Games

Japanese arcade game developer known for mahjong and pachinko-related arcade games.

Hankin

Hanshin Goraku

Heighway Pinball

British pinball manufacturer known for Full Throttle and Alien pinball machines.

Heighway Pinball, Pinball Brothers

Hercules Novelty Co.

Hexa Pinball

American pinball startup.

HEXA Pinball

French pinball manufacturer known for creating innovative modern pinball machines with unique themes and high-quality craftsmanship, including titles like Escape from the Lost World.

Hi-max Technology

Hi-Soft

Hit Gun

Hitmaker

HJ Corp

Hobbitron T.K.Trading

Hoei

Hollow

Home Data

Japanese developer specializing in mahjong arcade games.

Homepin

Taiwanese pinball manufacturer producing original and remake pinball machines.

Homepin Taiwan Co. Ltd.

A Taiwanese manufacturer that produces pinball machines and related components, known for creating both original pinball designs and reproduction parts for classic machines.

Hot-B

House of Cards, Inc.

Hudson Soft

Hudson Soft / SETA

Human Entertainment

Hyper DevBox Japan

Japanese arcade game developer.

I.G.R.

I'Max

I'Max was an arcade game manufacturer that produced coin-operated arcade games.

Icarus

ICE

ICE (Innovative Concepts in Entertainment) is a leading manufacturer of redemption arcade games, known for popular ticket-dispensing games like Wheel of Fortune and Deal or No Deal.

Ichi-Funtel

IDSA

IGS

Taiwanese developer known for PGM hardware platform and titles like Knights of Valour.

Incredible Technologies

American company known for Golden Tee Golf series.

Incredible Technologies / Capcom

Collaboration between Incredible Technologies and Capcom to develop arcade games, combining American and Japanese arcade game expertise.

Incredible Technologies / Strata (publisher)

Known for developing popular arcade sports games including the Golden Tee golf series and Silver Strike bowling games. They created innovative trackball-based gameplay and online tournament features.

Inder

Spanish pinball manufacturer that produced both electromechanical and electronic machines.

InfoCube

Innovative Creations in Entertainment

American arcade game developer known for innovative coin-operated arcade games.

Inor

Inter Geo

Interactive Light

Interflip

Intermatic

International Concepts

Invi Image

IPM

Irem

Japanese game developer known for R-Type, Moon Patrol, and Kung-Fu Master.

Itisa Electronics

J. Esteban

J. F. Linck Corp.

J.A. Brown

Jackson Company

Jaleco

Japanese developer known for Bases Loaded, City Connection, and Exerion.

Jeil Computer System

South Korean arcade game manufacturer that produced various arcade cabinets and gaming systems, primarily active in the Asian market.

Jennings & Company

American coin-operated machine manufacturer.

Jersey Jack Pinball

Boutique pinball manufacturer known for high-end machines with advanced LCD displays.

Jetsoft

Jetsoft was an arcade game developer that produced coin-operated arcade games during the 1980s-1990s period.

Jeutel

French pinball manufacturer.

JocMatic

JPM

John Paul Machines (JPM) is a British manufacturer of coin-operated amusement machines, particularly known for their fruit machines and AWP (Amusement with Prizes) games in the UK market.

JPM International

JPM International is a British gaming machine manufacturer known for producing arcade games, fruit machines, and casino equipment. They are particularly recognized for their slot machines and gaming cabinets in the UK and international markets.

Juegos Populares

K&K Electron

K1soft

Kadokawa Future Publishing

Kaneko

Japanese developer known for Gals Panic and DJ Boy.

Kaneko / American Sammy (US license)

Kaneko Company

Kansai Seiki Seisakusho

Kato Seisakujo

Kato Seisakusho

Japanese manufacturer that produced arcade cabinets and coin-operated amusement equipment, known for manufacturing hardware for other game companies in the Japanese market.

Kato Works

Kelly

KH Video

KID / Visco

Kinky Kit and Game

Kiwako

KKI

Koei Tecmo Holdings

Japanese video game holding company formed from the merger of Koei and Tecmo, primarily known for developing console and PC games rather than arcade or pinball machines.

Kojima Productions

Video game development studio founded by Hideo Kojima, primarily known for console and PC games rather than arcade or pinball machines.

Komax

Konami

Japanese entertainment company known for Frogger, Contra, and numerous arcade classics.

Kramer Mfg.

Krell Development

Kural

Kyugo

Kyugo Proma

Leante Games

Leijac

Leisurama

Leisure Games

A UK-based distributor and operator of arcade games, pinball machines, and amusement equipment, known for importing and distributing games throughout Europe.

Leland Corporation

American company known for sports arcade games like John Elway's Quarterback.

Lima Sky

Lima Sky is a mobile game developer best known for creating the popular endless runner game Doodle Jump, though they are not primarily an arcade or pinball manufacturer.

Limenko

Logitec Company

LTD

LTD do Brasil

Brazilian pinball manufacturer that produced machines for the South American market.

Lucasfilm Games

Lumet

M2

Japanese video game company specializing in arcade game ports and remasters, known for high-quality conversions of classic arcade titles to modern platforms.

MAC S.A.

Spanish pinball manufacturer.

Magic Electronic

Magic Electronics

Magic Electronics was an arcade game manufacturer producing coin-operated gaming machines.

Mama Top Corporation

ManilaMatic

Marble

Maresa

Spanish pinball manufacturer.

MarsaPlay

Spanish pinball manufacturer.

Marvelous

Japanese video game company known for developing and publishing games across various platforms, including some arcade releases and rhythm games like the Harvest Moon series.

Mdm

A video game developer and publisher known for arcade and console games.

Meadows Games

Mecatronics

MEGA

Mega Enterprise

Merit

American manufacturer known for Megatouch touchscreen games, pub trivia, and countertop amusements.

Metro

Japanese developer known for Pururun and various arcade titles.

Meyco Games

MGA

MGA Entertainment is primarily known as a toy company that created brands like Bratz and L.O.L. Surprise!, but also produced some arcade games and coin-operated amusement equipment in the 1980s and 1990s.

Micro Mfg

Microhard

Micropin

Microprose

Midcoin

Midcoin was a manufacturer of arcade games and coin-operated entertainment machines.

Midway

American arcade game manufacturer and distributor. Licensed and distributed many Japanese games in North America.

Mijin Computer

Mike Budai

Miky S.R.L.

MileStone

Japanese video game developer known for creating shoot 'em up arcade games and porting classic arcade titles to modern platforms.

Min

Min was a manufacturer of arcade games and coin-operated amusement equipment.

Mirco

Mirco Games

American pinball manufacturer.

Mitchell

Mitchell Corporation

Japanese company known for Pang/Buster Bros series.

Mizi

Model Racing

Model Racing is a manufacturer specializing in coin-operated slot car racing games and arcade equipment. They are known for their detailed scale racing systems and interactive racing experiences in arcade environments.

Moloney Manufacturing

Monarch Entertainment

Mondial Games

Mondialmatic

Monroe Bowling Co.

Moss

Japanese arcade game developer known for creating the Raiden series of vertical scrolling shoot 'em up games and other arcade titles.

Mr. Game

MTM Games

Multimedia Content

Multimorphic

American pinball manufacturer known for modular P3 pinball platform.

Mylstar

Nakanihon

Nakanihon Wreath

Nakasawa

Namco

Japanese video game company, creator of Pac-Man, Galaga, and many iconic arcade titles.

Namco Bandai

Merged entity of Namco and Bandai, continuing arcade game production.

Nasco Japan

Japanese manufacturer that produced arcade games and amusement equipment, though detailed information about their specific products and history is limited.

Nationwide Group

Nazca

NDK

New Digimatic

New Image Technologies

New Image Technologies was an arcade game manufacturer that produced coin-operated games, active during the 1980s arcade boom.

Newby

NGG Entertainment

Nichibutsu

Japanese company known for Crazy Climber and Moon Cresta.

Niemer

Nihon Game Company

Nihon System

Japanese arcade game manufacturer that produced various coin-operated amusement machines, though specific details about their game catalog and operations are limited in available records.

Nihon System / Sega (license)

Nintendo

Japanese multinational that created Donkey Kong and numerous arcade classics before dominating home consoles.

NIX

NIX was an arcade game developer that produced coin-operated games during the 1980s arcade era.

NMK

Japanese developer known for shoot-em-ups like Thunder Dragon and Vandyke.

NMK Jaleco

Noise Factory

Japanese video game developer known for creating arcade fighting games and shoot 'em up titles, including games for SNK's Neo Geo platform.

Noma

Nordamatic

Swedish pinball manufacturer.

Nova

Brazilian arcade game developer known for producing arcade games during the 1980s and 1990s.

Nova Desitec

Nova du Canada

Nova Games

Nova Worldwide

Novarmatic

NSM

NTC

Nutting Associates

Ocean Software

OEC

Oksan

Olympia

Omega System

Omori Electric

Orca

Japanese arcade game manufacturer active in the early 1980s, known for Funky Bee and Springer.

Oriental

Oriental Soft

Original Game

P&P Marketing

P&P Marketing was involved in the arcade and pinball machine industry as a manufacturer or distributor.

Pacific Manufacturing Corporation

Pacific Novelty

Pacific Novelty was an American arcade game manufacturer and distributor, significant for releasing and producing arcade games during the golden age of arcades.

Pacom Corp.

Palco

Para

PARA Enterprises

Paradise

Pawlowski Pinball

American boutique pinball manufacturer.

Pcp

An arcade game manufacturer active in the 1980s and 1990s.

Pedretti Gaming

Italian amusement and pinball manufacturer.

Pentavision

South Korean video game developer best known for creating the DJ Max rhythm game series and other music-based arcade games.

Petaco

Spanish pinball manufacturer.

Peter Simper

Peyper

Spanish pinball manufacturer that produced solid-state and electronic pinball machines.

PGD

PGD was an arcade game manufacturer known for producing coin-operated arcade games in the 1980s-1990s era.

Phenix Pinball

American boutique pinball manufacturer.

Philko

Philko was an arcade and coin-operated game manufacturer that produced games during the 1980s.

Photon System

Picmatic

Pinball Adventures

Dutch pinball manufacturer.

Pinball Brothers

Swedish pinball manufacturer known for Queen and Alien pinball machines.

Pinstar

American pinball manufacturer.

Play Mechanix, Inc. Raw Thrills

Play Mechanix is a coin-operated amusement game manufacturer founded by Eugene Jarvis, known for developing arcade games and redemption machines. The company later became part of Raw Thrills, which produces modern arcade games including racing, shooting, and sports titles.

Playmark

Playmatic

Spanish pinball manufacturer that produced a wide range of solid-state pinball machines.

Playmore

PlayPak

PMC Electronics

PMI

Polygon Magic

Polygon Magic / Dimps

Dimps is a Japanese video game developer known for creating fighting games and arcade titles, including work on the Dragon Ball Z series and Street Fighter IV. They have developed games for both arcade and console platforms.

Primetec Investments

Prince

Produce

Professional Pinball

Project Support Engineering

Proma

Promat

Promat was an arcade game developer that produced games for the arcade market during the 1980s-1990s.

Proyesel SL

Psikyo

Japanese developer known for Strikers 1945 and Gunbird series.

Pure Leisure

Qps

Japanese arcade game developer active in the 1980s, known for producing shoot-em-up and action arcade games for the coin-operated market.

Quetzal Pinball

Mexican pinball manufacturer.

Radar, Ltd.

Rain Entertainment

Rait Electronics

RAL

Rally

Rally Play

Spanish pinball and amusement machine manufacturer.