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Game title

Galaxian

Japan 1984-09-07 / shoot 'em up /Namco

About this game title

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Japanese title
Galaxian
Japan release date
1984-09-07
North America release date
Not released, or unknown
Europe release date
Not released, or unknown
Publisher
Namco
Developer
Namco
Genre
shoot 'em up
Formats
FC / FDS / NES
Launch price
4,500 yen
Copies sold
Unknown
Famitsu score
Unknown
Players
1 - 2 players (alternating)
Officially playable today
Not confirmed

Products sold (2)

Even for the same game title, packs, bundles and budget re-releases count as separate products. Only those listed in the public record (Media Arts Database) are shown.

Galaxian
4,500 yen / 1984-09-07
Galaxian
500 yen / 1990-07-20

More details

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Series
GalaxianSeries
Music
Shigekazu Ishimura / Masaki Yasue / Toshio Kai
Art
Tadashi Yamashita / Yoshiaki Chuma / Hiroshi Ono
design
Kazunori Sawano (planning) / Shigekazu Ishimura (board design)
programming
Koichi Tashiro

Where it stands today

How much this title is read and edited today. Wikipedia page views and edit history, counted on 2026-8-30.

Readers of the Japanese article
about 1,250 views per month
Readers of the overseas article
about 5,304 views per month
Edits in the past 1 year
13 times
Last edited
2026-06-06

Current records (1 of 1)

The fastest completions of this title, as of 2026-8-30, and still being updated (the newest record is from 2021-04-29). These records are the work of the runners and authors. Their names and sources are given.

1 min 00 sec
EL1 (5k) / BOP95 / 2021-04-29
View on speedrun.com

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What we still don't know

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Source: created by adapting the "Media Arts Database" (https://mediaarts-db.artmuseums.go.jp/) of the National Center for Art Research, National Museum of Art
Sources: Japanese and English Wikipedia, Wikidata
Sources: TASVideos (https://tasvideos.org/), speedrun.com (https://www.speedrun.com/)