In October 2005, a version was released for the Xbox, PlayStation 2, and PC as part of the Taito Legends compilation of classic arcade games.

* PC, PlayStation 2 and Xbox ( 2005, Empire Interactive / Sega ) ( released as part of Taito Legends )

However, in later console versions of the game ( Master System, NES, Saturn, PS1, and the Japanese Taito Memories and international Taito Legends collections ), Aside from part of the chorus, the in-game music was changed so as not to infringe copyright.

* PlayTV Legends-Formerly known as " Arcade Legends ," this line includes plug-n-play systems featuring video games licensed from Sega and Taito, as well as Tetris.

* Taito Legends ( PlayStation 2, Xbox, Windows )

* Taito Legends Power Up ( PSP )

* PC ( as part of Taito Legends )

* PlayStation 2 ( as part of Taito Legends )

* Xbox ( as part of Taito Legends )

Taito appears to currently hold the worldwide rights to the game-in 2005, Phoenix was released on the Xbox, PlayStation 2, PSP and the PC as part of Taito Legends in the US and Europe, and Taito Memories II Gekan in Japan.

In 2005, Operation Wolf was released on the Xbox, PlayStation 2, and Microsoft Windows as part of Taito Legends ; however, light gun support is unavailable.

* Xbox ( as part of Taito Legends )

* PlayStation 2 ( as part of Taito Legends )

* PC ( as part of Taito Legends )

Bubble Symphony was released on the Sega Saturn in Japan, as well as via Taito Legends 2 on the PC in North America and Europe, and on the Xbox in Europe only.

This game is also featured on the PlayStation 2 and Xbox consoles on the classics collection entitled Taito Legends 2.

The arcade version also appears in the compilation title Taito Legends 2.

A 3D remake of the arcade game along the original arcade version is included in the 2006 compilation Taito Legends Power Up for the PSP.

In 2005, Flipull / Plotting was re-released on the Xbox, PlayStation 2, and the PC as part of Taito Legends.

The game was ported to the MSX and X68000 computers, and it later appeared on Taito Memories ( Japan ) and Taito Legends 2 ( World ) for the PS2 while the latter also on the Xbox and the PC.

The iOS, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 game Space Invaders Infinity Gene, also by Taito, includes an upgrade option to the same craft used in Darius, and has some of the same enemies.

The NES version of Arkanoid was originally packaged with what's considered one of the rarest of all NES controllers, the Vaus Controller: a small gray controller featuring one button, a small spinner ( with limited turn radius ), an adjustment port, and the Taito logo.

In North America, however, the NES version was published by Taito as Kiwi Kraze, instead of The NewZealand Story.

* Sega Master System ( 1993 ) ( Taito )( European version contains bad glitch resetting the game after Level 7, preventing player from reaching Level 8 and seeing the ending.

* Mobile ( 2005, Taito ) ( released as mobile version for various handsets )

Parasol Stars was misreported as being the third coin-op in the Bubble Bobble series by many magazines at the time, and there are rumours about prototypes for an arcade version, which now appear to be false ; Taito has officially stated that an arcade game was never produced.

The first stage's theme, called " Captain Neo ", is a reworked version of a song from an earlier arcade game by Taito, Metal Soldier Isaac II.

The TurboGrafx-16 version was ported by Taito exclusively in Japan.

* Taito Brazil ( Taito do Brasil ) released a version of the game in Brazil in 1983 under the title ' Jungle Hunt ' which included the bare-chested character and the Tarzan yell.

The NES version, developed in-house by Technos and released in 1987 by Taito in North America, is a strong departure from the original arcade game ; the first three stages each consist of a series of two-screens wide levels against a group of three enemies at a time, culminating in a one-on-one fight with the boss.

His company Dreams is also credited for Chase HQ: Secret Police published by Metrod3D for the Game Boy Color in 1999, the 3D eroge visual novel Dancing Cats published by Illusion for the PC in 2000, Super Bust-A-Move ( Super Puzzle Bobble ) published by Taito for the PlayStation 2 in 2000, Rainbow Islands ( Bubble Bobble 2 ) and Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder for the Game Boy Color in 2001, and the 2008 Nintendo DS version of Ys I & II.

** The credits ( in the arcade version ) show all the enemies ' names, and those of characters who make cameos from other Taito games.

There is also a mobile phone version and the arcade version included on Taito Memories 2 Gekan available.

The Japanese version was distributed by Taito and has actual pictures of various models of Lamborghini with their names displayed before the demo screen.

Power Blade is a reworked and localized version of the Japanese Family Computer game Power Blazer, which was released also by Taito on.

The PAL version was published by Taito under the title Blue Shadow.

This time, G. rev chose to develop for the more powerful Taito X2 hardware, allowing the graphical quality of the arcade version to match the later Xbox 360 port.

Of the original 8 and 16 bit ports, the NES and Game Boy ones were made by Taito themselves.

In 1996 Taito announced that they lost the original source code.

As Probe Entertainment was in charge of the home conversions, Taito sent them a Bubble Bobble arcade PCB so they could play the original game and reproduce its mechanics.

In 1996, Taito released an emulation of the arcade original for the Sega Saturn in Japan, bundled together with Special Criminal Investigation on one disc.