Arcade Games of the 80s: 1982

A look at the arcade games that were released in 1982.

18 Challenge Pro Golf (Data East)
Ali Baba and 40 Thieves (Sega)
Alpine Ski (Taito)
Amazing Adventures of Mr. F. Lea, The (Pacific Novelty)
Amidar (Konami)
Angler Dangler (Data East)
Anteater (Tago Electronics)
Astro Chase (Exidy/First Star Software)
Azurian Attack (Rait Elecronics)
Bagman (Valadon Automation)
Battle Cross (Omori Electric)
Beezer (Tong Electronic)
Birdie King (Taito)
Black Widow (Atari)
Blue Print (Zilec Elecronics/Bally Midway)
Bounty, The (Orca)
Bubbles (Williams - 1982
Buck Rogers_ Planet of Zoom (Sega)
Bump'n'Jump (Data East)
Burger Time (Data East) - Copy
Calipso (Tago Electronics)
Cat and Mouse (Zaccaria)
Catacomb (MTM Games)
Changes (Orca)
Check Man (Zilec-Zenitone)
D-Day (Olympia)
Dark Planet (Stern Electronics)
Dazzler (Century Electronics)
Demon (Rock-Ola)
Desert Dan (Video Optics)
Devil Fish (Artic)
Dig Dug (Namco)
Digger (Century Electronics)
Disco No. 1 (Data East- 1982)
Dock Man (Taito)
Domino Man (Bally Midway)
Donkey Kong Junior (Nintendo)
Dorodon (UPL)
Dream Shopper (Sanritsu)
Electric Yo-Yo, The (Taito)
Explorer (Data East)
Eyes (Techstar)
Fast Freddie (Kaneko)
Food Fight (GCC)
Front Line (Taito)
Funky Bee (Orca - v1982)
Gold Bug (Century Electronics)
Gravitar (Atari)
Hard Hat (Exidy)
Hot Shocker (E.G Felaco)
Jack the Giantkiller (Hara Industries)
Jin (Falcon)
Jolly Jogger (Taito)
Joust (Wlliams)
Jungle Hunt (Taito)
Kangaroo (Sun Electronics - 1982
Kozmik Kroozr (Bally Midway)
Kram (Taito)
Lasso (SNK)
Leprechaun (Tong Electronic)
Liberator (Atari)
Loco-Motion (Konami - `1982)
Logger (Century Electronics)
Looping (Video Games GmbH)
Lost Tomb (Stern Electronics)
Macho Mouse (Techstar)
Marine Boy (Orca)
Megadon (Epos Corporation)
Mermaid (Sanritsu)
Mighty Monkey (Universal Video Games)
Millipede (Atari)
Minky Monkey (Technos/Roller Tron)
Mission-X (Data East - 1992)
Mogu Chan (Orca)
Mole Attack (Yachiyo Electronics)
Monster Bash (Sega)
Monster Zero (Nihon Game)
Moon Patrol (Williams)
Mr. Do! (Universal)
Mrs. Dynamite (Universal)
Namennayo (Cat's)
NATO Defense (Pacific Novelty)
Naughty Boy (Jaleco)
Nibbler (Rock-Ola)
Night Mare (E.F.O.)
Orbitron (Comsoft)
Pac-Man Plus (Namco)
Pengo (Sega)
Pepper II (Exidy)
Pioneer Balloon (SNK)
Pirate Pete (Taito)
Pirate Treasure (Tong Electronic)
Pit. The (Zilec Electronics))
Pole Position (Namco)
Ponpoko (Sigma Enterprises)
Pooyan (Konami)
Pop Flamer (Jaleco)
Popeye (Nintendo)
Pro Tennis (Data East)
Q-Bert (Gottlieb)
Quantum (Atari)
Radar Zone (Century Electronics)
Radical Radial (Nichibutsu)
Reactor (Gottlieb)
Red Clash (Suntronics)
Rescure (Stern Electronics - 1992)
Robotron_2084 (Williams)
Rougien (Sanritsu)
Scorpion (Zaccaria)
Sinistar (Williams)
Sky Army (Shoei)
Sky Base (Omori Electric Co)
Sky Bumper (Venture Line)
Slither (Century II))
Space Raider (Universal)
Splat (Williams)
Springer (Orca)
Star Trek (Sega)
Strike Bowling (Taito)
Strong X (unknown)
Subroc-3D (Sega)
Super Locomotive (Sega)
Super Mouse (Taito)
Super Pac-Man (Namco)
Super Zaxxon (Sega)
Swimmer (Tehkan)
Tactician (Sega)
Tac_Scan (Sega)
Talbot (Alpha Denshi Co)
Tazz-Mania (Stern Electronics)
Time Pilot (Konami)
Time Tunnel (Taito)
Tornado (Data East)
Triple Punch (K.K International)
Tron (Bally Midway)
Tugboat (Enter-Tech Ltd)
Tutankham (Konami)
Victory (Comsoft)
Victory (Exidy)
Video Eight Ball (Century Electronics)
Wacko (Bally Midway)
Waga Seishun no Arcadia (Sigma Enterprises)
Wall Street (Century Electronics)
Wanted (Sega)
Wild Western (Taito)
Wiping (Nichibutsu)
Xevious (Namco)
Zaxxon (Sega)
Zektor (Sega)
Zoar (Data East)
Zoo Keeper (Taito)
Zzyzzyxx (Cinematronics)