Space Pirates

Solar Assault

Solar Assault is a classic 1997 arcade rail shooter developed and published by Konami. Players take control of high-tech spacecraft to navigate through hazardous environments and engage waves of enemy forces in fast-paced aerial combat. The game delivers a thrilling single-player experience characterized by striking polygon graphics, dynamic boss battles, and classic coin-op gameplay mechanics that challenge the reflexes and tactical skills of arcade enthusiasts.

Star Voyager

Take command of the Star Voyager from the bridge and race through rushing stars, hunting enemy ships with lasers and photon torpedoes. Navigate seven treacherous star portals to restore energy and save the Capital Starport. Manage your energy levels on the instrument panel and use the radar to locate threats and portals. Crash into a portal and you’re destroyed, so timing and precision are key in this fast‑paced sci‑fi action experience.

WarpSpeed

Take control of a starpilot and defend star bases from invading alien warships in a classic 1992 space shooter. Choose from four distinct starfighters—Stinger, Striker, Stalker, or Slasher—and pilot them from a cockpit perspective. Each mission unfolds on a 64‑section map where you must manage ship systems, scan for enemies, and survive asteroid debris. Play through 7 battle scenarios or link them in a 4‑scenario campaign mode, communicating via the Hyperwave Receiver while tracking foes with the Long Range Scanner.

Space Harrier II

Space Harrier II thrusts players into a vibrant, otherworldly battlefield where a call for help echoes across the cosmos. As the heroic Space Harrier, you wield a laser gun to battle relentless hordes and prevent Fantasyland from being blown into oblivion. The game delivers fast‑paced, side‑scrolling shooter action with colorful retro graphics, challenging boss encounters, and endless waves of enemies, all available on modern platforms for a nostalgic arcade experience.

StarBlade

Take the gunner seat of the futuristic GeoSword fightercraft and blast through waves of enemy ships across ten varied missions. From soaring through canyon canyons on Redeye to infiltrating massive battlecruisers, the game blends classic arcade shooting with enhanced 3D graphics.\nThe PlayStation and 3DO versions let you choose between a pure arcade mode and an enhanced mode with fully textured polygons and fullscreen view, delivering a nostalgic yet visually upgraded space shooter experience.

Zoom 909

Zoom 909 is a classic 1982 arcade shooter developed by Sega for its VCO Object hardware. Players pilot a spacecraft, blasting enemies and navigating scrolling tunnels in a futuristic setting. The game was later licensed as Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom for western markets, with only minor graphical changes. Home versions appeared on the Japanese MSX in 1983 and the SG‑1000 in 1985, adding a top‑down stage as level three.