List of Namco System 2 Arcade Games
- Final Lap (1987)
- Assault (1988)
- Assault Plus (1988)
- Ordyne (1988)
- Metal Hawk (1988)
- Mirai Ninja (1988)
- Phelios (1988)
- Valkyrie No Densetsu (1989)
- Dirt Fox (1989)
- Finest Hour (1989)
- Burning Force (1989)
- Four Trax (1989)
- Marvel Land (1989)
- Kyūkai Dōchūki (1990) - baseball game which uses characters from Yokai Douchuuki
- Final Lap 2 (1990)
- Dragon Saber (1990) - sequel to Dragon Spirit
- Golly! Ghost! (1990) - electro-mechanical videogame hybrid
- Rolling Thunder 2 (1990)
- Steel Gunner (1990)
- Super World Stadium (1991)
- Steel Gunner 2 (1991)
- Cosmo Gang the Video (1991) - game which uses characters from a popular redemption game released in the previous year
- Bubble Trouble / Golly! Ghost! 2 (1991) - electro-mechanical videogame hybrid sequel to Golly! Ghost!
- Suzuka 8 Hours (1992)
- Super World Stadium '92 (1992)
- Final Lap 3 (1992)
- Lucky & Wild (1992)
- Super World Stadium '93 (1993)
- Suzuka 8 Hours 2 (1993)
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