Live Poll: Last Arcades from XX Century

I think there were not many of them because 3D games are more enjoyable in horizontal

raiden 1990

giga wing

sorcer striker battle garegga

I mean that most of the novelties in the 90s were games that were not just evolution of the 2D sprites, but use real 3D graphics and physics. Of course they were new versions of older videogames with better everything, but most of them used the same "engine" as olders so no real new conceps

Unreal and Unreal Tournament: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0282232/

Doom: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286598/

Duke Nukem 3D: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0228246/

All those are in my top 10 list of videogames, but I think they were only released in computers and home consoles

Chatgpt says the most popular 3D arcade automat games were: Virtua Fighter (1993) – The starting point of the 3D fighting genre. Daytona USA (1993/94) – Synonymous with 90s arcade racing; iconic multiplayer cabinets. Ridge Racer (1993) – Namco’s response to Sega, featuring texture-mapped 3D graphics. Tekken (1994) – Massive hit that established the foundation for all future 3D fighting series. Virtua Cop (1994) – Defined the 3D light-gun shooter genre. Time Crisis (1995/96) – Introduced the pedal-based cover system and cinematic pacing. Sega Rally Championship (1995) – Realistic rally physics and terrain deformation. The House of the Dead (1996) – Cult-classic horror light-gun shooter with branching paths. Virtua Striker (1996) – Milestone in realistic 3D sports gaming. Hydro Thunder (1999) – Late-90s arcade spectacle with high-speed boat racing and impressive visuals. Doom, Quake, Unreal were never pure arcade games. Duke Nukem wasn't at first, but later got brought into that format (Duke Nukem 64).