: An arcade expansion of the popular mobile rhythm game, featuring high-fidelity 3D models and cooperative play modes.
: This flagship train-simulator is often considered a "true" exclusive due to its specialized triple-screen cabinet and complex controller layout that mimics a real train cabin.
The is a high-performance arcade system board released in 2016. As the successor to the Type X3, it utilizes PC-based hardware—specifically the Intel Core i5-4590 and Nvidia GeForce GTX 960 (with a GTX 1080 for high-demand titles like Densha de GO!! )—to deliver modern graphics and stable performance.
: A high-speed mecha combat game developed by Square Enix that utilizes a specialized motion-cockpit cabinet and a dual-joystick setup.
Several of the most popular games on this platform include unique hardware-integrated experiences that are difficult to replicate at home:
The Type X4's modular architecture allows it to run a range of Windows-based arcade titles. Standard Specification High-Performance Variant (e.g., Densha de GO!! ) Windows Embedded 8 / 7 64-bit Windows Embedded 8 / 7 64-bit CPU Intel Core i5-4590(S) Intel Core i5-4590(S) GPU Nvidia GeForce GTX 960 (2GB) Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 RAM 8GB DDR3 Storage 3TB HDD + 320GB SATA 3TB HDD + 320GB SATA Why Many Games Remain "Arcade Only"
While many arcade titles eventually find their way to home consoles via the NESiCAxLive network or digital storefronts, the Type X4 hosts several titles that remained primary to the arcade experience for years. Notable Taito Type X4 Exclusives & Highlights
: While the base game is available on consoles, this version is specifically optimized for arcade hardware and professional competitive environments. Hardware Specifications
: An innovative "psychic action" game that used motion sensors to track hand movements, allowing players to cast spells by making gestures.