The compilation features a total of , consisting of 16 original arcade ports from the 1980s and 4 modern "arranged" remakes. Original Arcade Ports (16 Games): Alpine Ski (1981) Balloon Bomber (1980) Cameltry (1989) Chack'n Pop (1983) Crazy Balloon (1980) Elevator Action (1983) Kiki KaiKai (1986) Kuri Kinton (1988) Lunar Rescue (1979) Qix (1981) Raimais (1988) Rainbow Islands Extra (1988) Rastan Saga (1987) The Fairyland Story (1985) The Legend of Kage (1985) The NewZealand Story (1988)
These versions feature updated 3D-rendered graphics, new levels (e.g., Crazy Balloon increased from 50 to 100 stages), and new power-up items. Balloon Bomber 2005 Cameltry 2005 Crazy Balloon 2005 The Legend of Kage 2005 Where to Find the Content
is a compilation of classic arcade games released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) in January 2006. This title was primarily a Japanese release, though it was eventually brought to Western markets under the name Taito Legends Power-Up in late 2006 and 2007. Content and Included Games
Digital copies of the game are often hosted for preservation purposes on sites like Internet Archive .
The compilation features a total of , consisting of 16 original arcade ports from the 1980s and 4 modern "arranged" remakes. Original Arcade Ports (16 Games): Alpine Ski (1981) Balloon Bomber (1980) Cameltry (1989) Chack'n Pop (1983) Crazy Balloon (1980) Elevator Action (1983) Kiki KaiKai (1986) Kuri Kinton (1988) Lunar Rescue (1979) Qix (1981) Raimais (1988) Rainbow Islands Extra (1988) Rastan Saga (1987) The Fairyland Story (1985) The Legend of Kage (1985) The NewZealand Story (1988)
These versions feature updated 3D-rendered graphics, new levels (e.g., Crazy Balloon increased from 50 to 100 stages), and new power-up items. Balloon Bomber 2005 Cameltry 2005 Crazy Balloon 2005 The Legend of Kage 2005 Where to Find the Content Download Taito Memories Pocket
is a compilation of classic arcade games released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) in January 2006. This title was primarily a Japanese release, though it was eventually brought to Western markets under the name Taito Legends Power-Up in late 2006 and 2007. Content and Included Games The compilation features a total of , consisting
Digital copies of the game are often hosted for preservation purposes on sites like Internet Archive . This title was primarily a Japanese release, though
