Antstream Arcade is a collection of 1400+ retro games for the Arcade, Sega Genesis, Commodore 64, Super Nintendo, Nintendo NES, Atari 2600, and more. It was recently released on the Xbox One and Series X|S, and so I got myself a copy.

I immediately noticed that the Multiplayer category was really buggy and was limited to showing around 10 games. And even if the Multiplayer category did work, it wouldn't allow you to filter based on the number of players or whether a game had coop or not. Since I bought this collection with the intentions of playing it with my family, I wanted to put together a list of multiplayer games. After investing time into putting that list together, I figured I might as well share it, in case anyone else out there wanted to have the games filtered by number of players and by coop.


Coop Games

2 Player Coop
2020 Super Baseball   (Arcade)
8 Eyes   (Nintendo NES)
Acrobatic Dog-Fight   (Arcade)
Act Fancer: Cybernetick Hyper Weapon   (Arcade)
Air-Sea Battle   (Atari 2600)
Alien Breed   (Amiga)
Alien Breed 2: The Horror Continues   (Amiga)
Alien Breed Special Edition   (Amiga)
Alien Breed: Tower Assault   (Amiga)
Alpha Mission 2   (Arcade)
Arch Rivals   (Arcade)
Arcus Odyssey   (Sega Genesis)
Arcus Odyssey (Arcus Spirits)   (Super Nintendo)
Armalyte   (Commodore 64)
Armalyte: Competition Edition   (Commodore 64)
Armalyte: The Final Run   (Amiga)
ASO: Armored Scrum Object (Alpha Mission)   (Arcade)
Bad Dudes vs. DragonNinja   (Arcade)
Baseball Stars 2   (Arcade)
Battle Valley   (Amiga)
Bermuda Triangle   (Arcade)
Black Widow   (Arcade)
Bloody Wolf   (Arcade)
Blue's Journey   (Arcade)
Boogie Wings   (Arcade)
Botics   (Amiga)
Brawl Brothers (Rushing Beat Ran)   (Super Nintendo)
Bubble Bobble   (Arcade)
Burning Fight   (Arcade)
Butasan   (Arcade)
B-Wings   (Arcade)
Cadash   (Arcade)
Cannon Fodder   (Sega Genesis)
Carrier Aces   (Super Nintendo)
Championship Sprint   (Arcade)
China Gate (Sai Yu Gou Ma Roku)   (Arcade)
Chopper I   (Arcade)
Colony 7   (Arcade)
Combat   (Atari 2600)
Cops 'n' Robbers   (Arcade)
Cosmic Cop (Armed Police Unit Gallop)   (Arcade)
Crossed Swords   (Arcade)
Crude Buster (Two Crude Dudes)   (Arcade)
Cyberball 2072   (Arcade)
Dark Chambers   (Atari 2600)
Dark Seal   (Arcade)
Death Brade   (Arcade)
Desert War   (Arcade)
Don Doko Don   (Arcade)
Double Dragon   (Arcade)
Double Dragon 2: The Revenge   (Arcade)
Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone   (Arcade)
E.D.F: Earth Defense Force (EDF)   (Arcade)
Earth Defense   (Sega Genesis)
Elevator Action Returns   (Arcade)
Flip & Flop   (Atari 8-Bit)
Full Contact   (Amiga)
Gang Wars   (Arcade)
Generals of the Yang Family   (Sega Genesis)
Ghost Pilots   (Arcade)
Ghoul Patrol   (Super Nintendo)
Gondomania   (Arcade)
Grid Seeker: Project Storm Hammer   (Arcade)
Growl   (Arcade)
Guerrilla War   (Arcade)
Gun Force   (Arcade)
Gun Force II (Geo Storm)   (Arcade)
Heavy Barrel   (Arcade)
Ikari III: The Rescue   (Arcade)
Ikari Warriors   (Arcade)
Insects in Space   (Amiga)
Insects in Space   (Commodore 64)
Joe & Mac 2: Lost in the Tropics   (Super Nintendo)
Joe & Mac Returns   (Arcade)
Joe & Mac: Caveman Ninja   (Arcade)
King of the Monsters   (Arcade)
Kissin Kousins   (Atari 8-Bit)
Last Mission   (Arcade)
Lee (originally named Bruce Lee)   (Commodore 64)
Liberation   (Arcade)
Liquid Kids   (Arcade)
Llamatron 2112   (Amiga)
Mechanized Attack   (Arcade)
Metal Clash   (Arcade)
Metal Slug   (Arcade)
Metal Slug 2   (Arcade)
Metal Slug X   (Arcade)
Midnight Resistance   (Arcade)
Motor Massacre / Road Raider   (Amiga)
MotoRodeo   (Atari 2600)
Mutation Nation   (Arcade)
Operation Thunderbolt   (Arcade)
Operation Wolf   (Arcade)
P.O.W.: Prisoners of War   (Arcade)
Paddle Mania   (Arcade)
Prehistoric Isle in 1930   (Arcade)
Project X   (Amiga)
Psycho Soldier   (Arcade)
Puzzle Uo Poko   (Arcade)
Realsports Football   (Atari 2600)
Realsports Soccer   (Atari 2600)
Renegade   (Arcade)
Revenge of the Mutant Camels   (Amiga)
Rod Land   (Arcade)
Saint Dragon   (Arcade)
Samurai Aces / Sengoku Ace   (Arcade)
SAR: Search and Rescue   (Arcade)
Sengoku   (Arcade)
Shackled   (Arcade)
Shadow Force   (Arcade)
Sky Adventure   (Arcade)
Sky Kid   (Arcade)
Sky Soldiers   (Arcade)
Sly Spy: Secret Agent   (Arcade)
Smash TV   (Arcade)
Sol Divide   (Arcade)
Space Gun   (Arcade)
Space War   (Atari 2600)
Speedball   (Amiga)
Speedball   (Commodore 64)
Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe   (Amiga)
Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe   (Sega Genesis)
Spinmaster   (Arcade)
Street Sports Baseball   (Commodore 64)
Street Sports Soccer   (Commodore 64)
Strikers 1945   (Arcade)
Strikers 1945 2   (Arcade)
Strikers 1999   (Arcade)
Super Burger Time   (Arcade)
Super Cars II   (Amiga)
Super Methane Bros   (Amiga)
Tengai / Sengoku Blade   (Arcade)
The Astyanax   (Arcade)
The Chaos Engine   (Amiga)
The Chaos Engine   (Sega Genesis)
The Cliffhanger: Edward Randy   (Arcade)
The Curse of Illmoore Bay   (Sega Genesis)
The Gadget Twins   (Sega Genesis)
The New Zealand Story   (Arcade)
The Peace Keepers (Rushing Beat Shura)   (Super Nintendo)
Thunder Fox   (Arcade)
Time Soldiers   (Arcade)
Total Carnage   (Arcade)
Toy Pop   (Arcade)
Tumblepop   (Arcade)
U.S. Championship V'Ball   (Arcade)
Victory Road   (Arcade)
Water Margin - The Tale of Cloud and Winds   (Sega Genesis)
Wizard Fire   (Arcade)
Wizball   (Amiga)
Wizball   (Commodore 64)
Xain'd Sleena   (Arcade)
Xybots   (Arcade)
Zero Tolerance   (Sega Genesis)
Zombies Ate My Neighbors   (Sega Genesis)
Zombies Ate My Neighbors   (Super Nintendo)

3 Player Coop
Beast Busters   (Arcade)
Pit Fighter   (Arcade)
Rampage   (Arcade)
The Combatribes   (Arcade)
Xenophobe   (Arcade)

4 Player Coop
Desert Assault   (Arcade)
Gauntlet   (Arcade)
Gauntlet II   (Arcade)
Nitro Ball   (Arcade)
Swords and Serpents   (Nintendo NES)
Top Gear 3000   (Super Nintendo)



Non-Coop

2 Players
10-Yard Fight   (Arcade)
3D Tic-Tac-Toe   (Atari 2600)
720°   (Arcade)
Aqua Racer   (Commodore 64)
Art of Fighting (Ryuuko No Ken)   (Arcade)
Art of Fighting 2   (Arcade)
Asteroids   (Arcade)
Asteroids   (Atari 2600)
Asteroids   (Atari 7800)
Asteroids Deluxe   (Arcade)
Barbarian / Death Sword   (Amiga)
Barbarian / Death Sword   (Commodore 64)
Barbarian / Death Sword   (ZX Spectrum)
Barbarian 2 / Axe of Rage   (ZX Spectrum)
Basketbrawl   (Atari 7800)
Battle Chess   (Amiga)
Battle Chess II: Chinese Chess   (Amiga)
Battle Lane Vol. 5   (Arcade)
Battle Valley   (Commodore 64)
Beast Wrestler   (Sega Genesis)
Block Out   (Arcade)
Bmx Simulator   (Amiga)
Bmx Simulator   (Commodore 64)
Body Blows   (Amiga)
Body Blows Galactic   (Amiga)
Bombastic! aka Bomb Blast It   (Atari 8-Bit)
Boulder Dash Part 1   (Arcade)
Boulder Dash Part 2   (Arcade)
Boxing   (Atari 2600)
Break Dance   (Commodore 64)
Breakout   (Arcade)
BreakThru   (Arcade)
Brutal Football (Brutal Sports Football)   (Amiga)
Bump 'n' Jump   (Arcade)
BurgerTime   (Arcade)
California Games   (Nintendo NES)
California Games II   (Super Nintendo)
Canyon Bomber   (Arcade)
Centipede   (Arcade)
Centipede   (Atari 8-Bit)
Centipede   (Atari 7800)
Chain Reaction/Magical Drop   (Arcade)
Championship Baseball   (ZX Spectrum)
Championship Wrestling   (Commodore 64)
Chop Suey   (Atari 8-Bit)
Circus Atari   (Atari 2600)
City Connection (Game)   (Arcade)
CJ's Elephant Antics   (Commodore 64)
Clay Fighter   (Sega Genesis)
Clay Fighter   (Super Nintendo)
Cloak and Dagger   (Arcade)
Cloud 9   (Arcade)
Cops 'n' Robbers   (Commodore 64)
Crack-Up   (Commodore 64)
Dangun-Feveron/ Fever SOS   (Arcade)
Death Race 64   (Commodore 64)
Desert Falcon   (Atari 7800)
Dig Dug   (Arcade)
Dig Dug 2   (Arcade)
Dino Land   (Sega Genesis)
Dragon Blaze   (Arcade)
Dunk Dream   (Arcade)
Dunk Dream 95   (Arcade)
Eights   (ZX Spectrum)
Eliminator Boat Duel   (Nintendo NES)
Espgaluda   (Arcade)
Exploding Fist   (Nintendo NES)
Face-Off   (Amiga)
Fantasy   (Arcade)
Fast Freddie   (Arcade)
Fatal Fury 2   (Arcade)
Fatal Fury Special   (Arcade)
Fatal Fury: King of Fighters   (Arcade)
Fighter's History   (Arcade)
Fighter's History Dynamite   (Arcade)
Fighting Soccer   (Arcade)
Flag Capture   (Atari 2600)
Flip & Flop   (Arcade)
Flip & Flop   (Commodore 64)
Food Fight   (Arcade)
Food Fight   (Atari 7800)
Football Champ   (Arcade)
Formation Z (Aeroboto)   (Arcade)
Formation Z (Aeroboto)   (Nintendo NES)
Full Throttle All American Racing   (Super Nintendo)
Funny World   (Sega Genesis)
Galaga   (Arcade)
Galaga 88   (Arcade)
Gekirindan   (Arcade)
Grandmaster aka Grand Master Chess   (Commodore 64)
Gravitar   (Arcade)
Grid Iron 2   (Commodore 64)
Gunbird   (Arcade)
Gunbird 2   (Arcade)
Gunfighter   (Commodore 64)
Hypaball   (Commodore 64)
Joust   (Arcade)
Joust II   (Arcade)
Jumping Cross   (Arcade)
Karate Champ: Player vs. Player   (Arcade)
Kick Off   (Amiga)
Kick Off   (Commodore 64)
Kick Off   (Nintendo NES)
Kick Off 2   (Amiga)
Kick Off 3   (Amiga)
Klash Ball (Speedball)   (Nintendo NES)
Last Resort   (Arcade)
Lode Runner   (Arcade)
Mad Alien   (Arcade)
Mallet Legend's Whac-A-Critter   (Sega Genesis)
Mania Challenge   (Arcade)
Marble Madness   (Arcade)
Marvin's Maze   (Arcade)
Mat Mania (Exciting Hour)   (Arcade)
Mean Machine   (Commodore 64)
Millipede   (Arcade)
Missile Command   (Atari 2600)
Mortal Kombat   (Arcade)
Muchi Muchi Pork   (Arcade)
Nam-1975   (Arcade)
Ninja Gaiden   (Arcade)
Outlaw   (Atari 2600)
P-47: The Phantom Fighter   (Arcade)
Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory   (Arcade)
Pink Sweets: Ibara Sorekara   (Arcade)
Pitstop II   (Commodore 64)
Plus Alpha   (Arcade)
Pro Boxing Simulator   (Amiga)
Psychic 5   (Arcade)
Psycho-Nics Oscar   (Arcade)
Qwak!   (Arcade)
Rally X   (Arcade)
Rastan   (Arcade)
Realsports Basketball   (Atari 2600)
Realsports Tennis   (Atari 2600)
Realsports Volleyball   (Atari 2600)
Robotron: 2084   (Arcade)
Rolling Thunder   (Arcade)
Root Beer Tapper   (Arcade)
R-Type   (Arcade)
R-Type II   (Arcade)
Rygar   (Arcade)
Samurai Shodown   (Arcade)
Satan's Hollow   (Arcade)
Scrambled Egg (Eggs)   (Arcade)
Sensible Soccer   (Amiga)
Sensible Soccer   (Sega Genesis)
Sensible World of Soccer   (Amiga)
Shadow Fighter   (Amiga)
Shoot Out   (Arcade)
Side Pocket   (Arcade)
Sinistar   (Arcade)
Solomon's Key   (Arcade)
Space Invaders   (Arcade)
Space Invaders Pt 2   (Arcade)
Spelunker II   (Arcade)
Splatter House   (Arcade)
SRD: Super Real Darwin   (Arcade)
Star Force   (Arcade)
Stargate (Defender II)   (Arcade)
Stargate (Defender II)   (Atari 2600)
Stargate (Defender II)   (Nintendo NES)
Street Smart   (Arcade)
Subs (the game)   (Arcade)
Super Breakout: Cavity   (Arcade)
Super Breakout: Double   (Arcade)
Super Breakout: Progressive   (Arcade)
Super Cars   (Amiga)
Super Dodge Ball   (Arcade)
Super Kick Off   (Sega Genesis)
Super Pac-Man   (Arcade)
Super Xevious   (Arcade)
Sword of Sodan   (Amiga)
Syvalion   (Arcade)
Tempest   (Arcade)
The Electric Yo-Yo   (Arcade)
The Magical Drop III   (Arcade)
The Next Space   (Arcade)
The Tower of Druaga   (Arcade)
The Way of the Exploding Fist   (Commodore 64)
TNK III   (Arcade)
Top Racer   (Super Nintendo)
Top Racer 2   (Sega Genesis)
Top Racer 2   (Super Nintendo)
Touch Down Fever   (Arcade)
Touch Down Fever 2   (Arcade)
Trio The Punch   (Arcade)
Tuff E Nuff (Dead Dance)   (Super Nintendo)
Turbo Tomato   (Amiga)
Valtric   (Arcade)
Vanguard   (Arcade)
Vanguard II   (Arcade)
Volfied   (Arcade)
Wacky Darts   (Amiga)
Western Express   (Arcade)
Who Dares Wins II   (Amstrad)
World Trophy Soccer   (Sega Genesis)
Worms   (Super Nintendo)
Xevious   (Arcade)
Zyconix   (Amiga)

3 Players
Rampart   (Arcade)
Super Sprint   (Arcade)

4 Players
California Games   (Sega Genesis)
Pub Trivia Simulator   (Amiga)
The Games: Summer Edition   (Amiga)
Worms   (Amiga)
Worms   (Sega Genesis)

8 Players
California Games   (Amiga)
California Games II   (Amiga)
Summer Challenge   (Sega Genesis)
Winter Challenge   (Sega Genesis)
Winter Games   (Amiga)

I’ve actually been wanting to get this game since I’ve seen some that had my interest. Art of Fighting 1+2, Max and Joe and Gauntlet. Though reading the description of it, seems that they’re adding games along the way? Are the games like permanent or do they just come and go like game pass or something like that when removing a game?


What kind of hampers the decision is the price tag. I mean $29.99 for the base version sounds like a decent deal but $79.99 for a lifetime pass… is it worth it?

becerra95: I believe that when they add games, they're permanently added. The game has a built in community, like daily contests and leaderboards, which adds replay value to the games.

Many of the games have challenges, and multiple challenges too. The challenges are small objectives that take place at various points of a game.

The $80 gives you access to all 1400+ games and all future games, forever. For someone who is hesitant, the $30 1 year pass is the better option. Honestly, the only reason I even got this, as opposed to playing them on Vizzed, is so that I can play the games in my living room with my family, rather than all being crowded in my office which has no furniture. Considering that Vizzed has almost all of these games, the only other reason to get this beyond my personal reason would be for the leaderboards and challenges.

One other thing worth pointing out is that these games are actually streamed. I didn't realize this until I started playing some fast paced games and noticed the streaming artifacts. But I guess I should've realized this because it's called Antstream, lol. There wasn't any noticeable lag though, which was pretty impressive, but if you have poor internet, then that would definitely make the games unplayable.

Davideo7 intresting game collection when my xbox 360 dies i'm gonna get the xbox series x so i can rent or buy this game.