Karateco was an arcade label of Stambouli Frères SA[1] that produced and distributed various arcade games, both licensed and unlicensed in France and other countries (including the United States). Oddly, the company attempts to market themselves as a Japanese company, even though they only publish arcade games from Japan and are based in France. Not much is known about the company.
Games[]
Pac Pac (Pac-Man, unlicensed)
Donkey Kong (licensed)
Donkey Kong 2 (claims to be licensed, but no official Donkey Kong 2 arcade game exists; it is thought to be a hack of Donkey Kong)
Asteroid (unlicensed)
Hopper (Frogger, unlicensed)
Dig Dug (licensed)
Kamikaze (Galaxian, unlicensed)
Rally Z (Rally-X, unlicensed)
Rampage (licensed)
Crush Roller (unlicensed)
Scramble (unlicensed)
Time Pilot (licensed)
The Double (Unknown)
Amidar (unlicensed)
Jungler (hack of Nibbler, unlicensed)
Moon Patrol (unlicensed)
Moon Cresta (unlicensed)
Frisky Tom (licensed)
Spider (licensed)
Super Double (unknown)
Borderline (unlicensed)
Battle of Atlantis (unlicensed)
Naughty Boy (unlicensed)
Van-Van Car (unlicensed)
Uniwars (unlicensed)
May Day (original game)
The Double (original game)
Gin Rummy (original game)
Billiard Americain (original game)
Super Double (original game)
DCA (unlicensed)
Taskete (clone of Speak and Rescue by Sun Electronics (Stratovox by Taito in the U.S.)