Air Attack

Arcade - Released - 1996

A vertical jet shooter from Comad. The player ships fly through a total of seven stages fighting many enemies and multiple end-level bosses. Each player ship had a semi-automatic Normal shot and Bomb Stock, appearing as a large Phoenix. Players has a total of four different weapon pick-up items to choose from. Weapon 1 is the standard Vulcan weapon, Weapon 2 is a Rapid-Fire shot, Weapon 3 is an area-effect weapon that fires in five directions, two behind the ship and Weapon 4 is a Rocket weapon. Collecting four of the same weapon pick-up allows the selected weapon to flare-out. The player ship only had one hit though and there were no Extend Bonuses.

Beach Festival World Championship 1997

Arcade - 1997

Beach Festival World Championship 1997 Comad Beach Festival World Championship 1997 is a Beach volleyball arcade game released by Comad in 1997. It features international teams of women and men volleyball players contesting the "World Beach Ball Championships".

Bouncing Balls

Arcade - Released - 1991

Bouncing Balls is a puzzle game developed and manufactured by Comad in 1991.

Fantasia

Arcade - Released - 1994

Fantasia Is an adult themed puzzle game developed an published by both Comad and New Japan System in 1994.

Fantasia II

Arcade - Released - 1997

Fantasia II is an adult themed puzzle game for up to 2 players (competitive) with some similarities to games like Qix. The game was developed and released by Comad in 1997.

Funny Bubble

Arcade - Released - 1999

An adult themed puzzle game where a central, rotating player shoots balls outward to a rotating string of progressing balls. Make sets of three balls on the string to pop them. This game was developed by a little known company called In Chang Electronic Co, and published by both them and Comad.

Gals Pinball

Arcade - Released - 1996

A video pinball game with an adult theme (warning this game includes nudity). Choose one of four pinball tables and try to get as many points as possible. It doesn't matter if you have won or lost to get shown some rather revealing pictures of girls after playing a game.

Gulf War II

Arcade - Released - 1991

Gulf War-II is vertically scrolling shoot-em up, based on Twin Cobra code. The action takes place in the Persian Gulf - the place where the war continues. Gameplay is very typical: the player controls a plane, flies forward and shoots to enemies. He can gather power-up, to increase shoot power. Player's plane has 2 weapons - gun with unlimited ammo and some very destructive bombs.

Hot Pinball

Arcade - 1995

Jump Kids

Arcade - 1993

Jump Kids is 2D arcade single screen platform game, another clone of Snow Bros. The player controls a kids with big hands, he fights against enemies - grabs them and throws into another enemies. If the opponent attacks him - life lost. After defeating all the enemies on the screen, the player moves on to the next level. Game has 8 big locations available on start, 1 is locked. Each location has different set of enemies.

Las Vegas Girl

Arcade - Released - 1994

Las Vegas Girl is an adult themed Columns clone with a Vegas casino theme. The game was developed and manufactured by Comad in 1994.

Miss Mister World '96

Arcade - Released - 1996

A poorly done conversion (possible hack) of "Miss World '96" Nude including some adult male images.

New Fantasia

Arcade - Released - 1995

New Fantasia is an adult themed puzzle game and was produced by Comad/New Japan System in 1994.

Pushman

Arcade - Released - 1990

PushMan was produced by Comad in 1990. This is a colorful puzzle game where you must push or pull using power-ups boxes around the screen to fill in holes blocking the exit. You must avoid traps, enemies and their shots. There is a time limit for each screen. This game is somewhat similar to the multi-platform game Sokoban and its many derivitives. However, the fact that you can pull boxes one pull for each P power-up you collect somewhat reduces the puzzle aspect of the game. It may be dipswitch selectable, but my version reveals additional details of a swimsuit clad woman for successully completing levels. The two-player gameplay is odd as it's not really alternating. The first player completes their game, then the second player plays their entire game. It may alternate between completing full levels, but does not after succesfully completing a screen or after dying. Licensed to Sammy and American Sammy for worldwide distribution.

S.S. Mission

Arcade - Released - 1992

S.S. Mission was produced by Comad in 1992. Alien forces have come and taken over your planet so in this vertically scrolling shoot-em-up viewed from above you must fly your helicopter and destroy them all and save your planet. The game is split into stages and you must face wave after wave of various aliens ships as the game scrolls constantly. You start with basic lasers but power-ups in the shape of helicopters can be collected to upgrade your weapon. You also have three smart-bombs which will destroy all on the screen. At the end of the stage you face a large end of stage boss. Once defeated you move onto the next stage. If you touch any alien ships or bullets then you lose one of three lives and once they are lost it's game over but you can continue where you last died with extra credits. You can play with another player who both play at the same time.

Super Duck

Arcade - 1992

You’re controlling the angel-duck, and your mission is to clear each stage by collecting all the fruits / vegetables in the stage- in this case, those rather succulent-looking strawberries. The play area is a maze constructed from lollipop sticks hovering over a pond, so as you can probably tell most of the gameplay is going to revolve around jumping. You can only walk on the wooden platforms and you have to jump between them. You can only jump across a gap of one “unit,” if you get me – so the duck will clear the jump he’s attempting in the screenshot above, but if he tried to jump directly downwards from his landing point he’d fall to his death because that gap’s two “units” wide. Okay, so there are also monsters to avoid. They could easily threaten a duck. There are two main categories of monsters in Super Duck: the ones that pop up and fire a deadly projectile roughly in the duck’s direction, or the ones that run around the level without a care in the world, uninterested in what the duck is up to but still deadly to the touch. Whether by design or coincidence, the monsters often seem to congregate on the outer peripheries of the stage. It doesn’t feel particularly intentional, but there are always a few fruits you need to grab at the edge of the level and those are the most difficult to reach so maybe the monsters are supposed to move outwards and block your path. Once you’ve grabbed every piece of fruit, the stage ends and you’re whisked away to the next one. There’s a different layout of platforms to contend with and the background usually changes, but other than that the gameplay’s the same, and I don’t think it’d be too harsh to say that if you’ve played one stage of Super Duck you’ve played ‘em all. If I was comparing Super Duck to another game I suppose Pac-Man would be the obvious choice, although because both games are about jumping between floating platforms from a sort-of-top-down perspective, Evil Stone would be a more accurate comparison. Thankfully this game never gets anywhere near as frustrating as Evil Stone.

Super Model

Arcade - Released - 1994

Super Model is a non-nude clone of "New Fantasia" featuring photographic images of both Japanese and western models. The objective is to reveal 80% of the silhouetted girl's image within the time limit while avoiding the enemies. To complicate things, there is a bar with a pointer at the top of the screen. If the pointer dips below a certain level (indicated by the change in color) the image will change to that of a monster. The pointer slowly creeps towards the monster side of the bar over time and moves dramatically towards the monster side whenever the player reveals a significant piece of the silhouette. Revealing the un-silhouetted part of the image moves the pointer back towards the girl side of the bar. If a round is completed while the monster's image is shown then the round must be repeated.

Super Model II

Arcade - Released - 1997

Super Model II is an outline puzzle game similar to games like Qix. It is adult themed and was released by Comad in 1997.

Zero Zone

Arcade - Released - 1993

As blocks fall from the top of the screen in three's and two's, you try to line them up so there re at least three of the same color in any straight line direction. If you press your button the colors will rotate with the bottom color moving to the top and the other two moving down one. If the stacks (the blocks, not the women) reach the top of the screen, the game is over.