Midway Arcade Origins

The compilation was published after Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment had acquired the rights to the games following Midway's bankruptcy. The game was later for the Xbox One via the backwards compatibility program.

• Title — Midway Arcade Origins • Developer — Backbone Entertainment • Publisher — Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment • Platforms — PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 • Released — November 6, 2012 • Genre — Various • Modes — Single-player, multiplayer

Midway Arcade Origins compiles 31 emulated arcade games owned by the now-defunct Midway Games. A majority of the titles, with the exception of Vindicators Part II, have appeared in the compilation series Midway Arcade Treasures. Games included in Midway Arcade Origins • Title — Genre — Original release — Developer • Defender — Shoot 'em up — 1981 — Williams Electronics • Stargate — Shoot 'em up — 1981 — Vid Kidz • Wizard of Wor — Action — 1981 — Dave Nutting Associates • Joust — Action — 1982 — Williams Electronics • Robotron: 2084 — Shoot 'em up — 1982 — Vid Kidz • Satan's Hollow — Shoot 'em up — 1982 — Midway Games • Sinistar — Shoot 'em up — 1983 — Williams Electronics • Bubbles — Action — 1983 — Williams Electronics • Spy Hunter — Vehicular combat — 1983 — Midway Games • Marble Madness — Platformer — 1984 — Atari Games • Root Beer Tapper — Action — 1984 — Marvin Glass and Associates • Gauntlet — Dungeon crawler — 1985 — Atari Games • 720° — Sports — 1986 — Atari Games • Championship Sprint — Racing — 1986 — Atari Games • Gauntlet II — Dungeon crawler — 1986 — Atari Games • Joust 2 — Action — 1986 — Williams Electronics • Rampage — Action — 1986 — Midway Games • Super Sprint — Racing — 1986 — Atari Games • APB — Action — 1987 — Atari Games • Spy Hunter II — Vehicular combat — 1987 — Midway Games • Xenophobe — Action — 1987 — Midway Games • Xybots — Shooter — 1987 — Atari Games • Toobin — Action — 1988 — Atari Games, Midway Games • Vindicators Part II — Shoot 'em up — 1988 — Atari Games • Arch Rivals — Sports — 1989 — Midway Games • Super Off Road — Racing — 1989 — Leland Corporation • Tournament Cyberball 2072 — Sports — 1989 — Atari Games • Pit-Fighter — Fighting — 1990 — Atari Games • Rampart — Strategy — 1990 — Atari Games • Smash TV — Shoot 'em up — 1990 — Williams Electronics • Total Carnage — Shoot 'em up — 1992 — Midway Games