- Playstation Portable:
- Shuyaku wa Zenigata
- Playstation 2:
- Lupin III: Majutsu-Ou no Isan
- Slot! Pro Dx: Fujiko 2
- Lupin III: Columbus no Isan wa Akenisomaru
- Slotter Up Core 5 Lupin Daisuki! Shuyaku wa Zenigata
- Lupin III: Lupin niwa shi o, Zenigata niwa koi o
- Playstation:
- Lupin III: Chateau de Cagliostro Saikai
- Lupin the 3rd
- HEIWA Parlor! PRO LUPIN the III Special
- PUNCH THE MONKEY! GAME EDITION
- PACHI-SLOT Simulator 7 maker suishou manual
- HEIWA Parlor! PRO Fujiko ni o.ma.ka.se Special
- Parlor! PRO Jr. Vol.2
- Pachinko & Pachislot Parlor! PRO EX CR.Inakappe Daishou A &
- Gamecube:
- Umi ni Kieta Hihou
- Super Famicom:
- Lupin III: Densetsu no Hihou o Oe!
- Gameboy:
- SD Lupin III Kinko Yaburi Daisakusen
- Famicom:
- Lupin III: Pandora no Isan
Popular nearly everywhere except the US, the MSX was an attempt to create unified standards among computer hardware makers. A good place to start learning about this system is at MSX Resource Center.
The NEC PC-8801 dominated the 8-bit computer market in Japan in the 1980s. Giant Bomb has an overview of the system, a list of its games, and its technical specifications.