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Romstar Inc. was a
video game
distribution company based in Torrance,
California that
started operations in 1984. They
originally started as the first...
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developed and
published by Taito. In
North America, it was
published by
Romstar.
Controlling a paddle-like
craft known as the Vaus, the
player is tasked...
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developed by
Toaplan first published in ****an, then in
North America by
Romstar and
later in Europe.
Starring the
eponymous snowmen twins Nick and Tom...
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published by
Taito for arcades. It was
distributed in the
United States by
Romstar, and in
Europe by Electrocoin.
Players control Bub and Bob, two dragons...
- dragonflies. Two
versions of Gun.Smoke were
released in
North America by
Romstar.[citation needed] Gun.Smoke was
ported to
these systems: The MSX The PlayStation...
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making the
console profitable for SNK.[citation needed] In
January 1991,
Romstar released an
arcade conversion kit
version of the Neo Geo in the United...
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Genesis Toaplan,
Romstar,
Dooyong — 1990 Snow Bros. Arcade, Game Boy,
Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Mega
Drive Toaplan,
Romstar Dual (GB), Soft House...
- Daniel; Jacobson, Eric. "The
Arcade Flyer Archive -
Video Game Flyers: 1942,
Romstar".
Archived from the
original on July 8, 2014.
Retrieved January 13, 2015...
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developed and
published by Taito, with the
arcade version licensed to
Romstar for
North American manufacturing and distribution. The game is the sequel...
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arcades in 1985. It was
published in ****an by
Taito and in
North America by
Romstar.
Controlling the
titular attack helicopter, the
player must
fight endless...
