Arcade Game: Cutie Q (1979 Namco)

A breakout game sequel to Gee Bee and Bomb Bee.

[@gordontaylor2815]

0:56 I wonder if that hittable ghost inspired the Pac-Man ghosts...

[@amstrad00]

Toru Iwatani who created this game also created Pac-Man, and it's been confirmed that the Pac-Man ghosts were a direct continuation of the ones used in Cutie Q.

[@pokekiller787x]

Nobody will probably respond, but does anyone know how to get past the beginning screen, it just says Vol and i can make the number go up and down but no matter what i press the game doesn't start.

[@eddyed5670]

If you are using mame, try pressing 6 to add credits and 1 to start the game. That was the default “add coins” and “start game” buttons for me. If that doesn’t work go to the main menu of mame and go to “input settings” (I think that’s what it’s called) and edit coin 1 and start to whatever button you feel would be comfortable and easy to remember. I still use 6 and 1.

[@Unoriginal_Fox]

Pinball+Pong

[@chrisrj9871]

and Arkanoid

[@binarypench]

1:22 AMOGUS SUS SUS!!!! SUSAMOGU SUSUGUSU MOGUSASOGUMOGU!!!

[@ualarga]

it looks fun

[@ナディアチャンネル-u1v]

6:40

[@InkNimations]

It is me, or do this game and Pac-Man both share the same ram/rom test screen(s)?

[@misschristymarieluca]

They don't have the same test screens.

[@eternalnut]

Love this game!

[@michaelecheverry8989]

Nintendo / Namco (Cutie Q)

[@FrootyTootieSquareRoot]

My Brain In Math Class:

[@danielmarquis5258]

All three of these games look fun.