Gaelco

Gabinete Electrónico Consultivo, S.A. (which translates to Electronic Consultative Cabinet), but is trademarked and better known as Gaelco, S.A., is a Spanish company that develops and publishes arcade games and video games. As of 2007, Gaelco develops electronic dart machines under the name of "Gaelco Darts".

==List of Gaelco games== ===For Arcade=== {| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; style="width:100%;" table-layout: fixed;" | |- ! scope="col" | Title ! scope="col" | A.k.a. title ! scope="col" | In-housedeveloping ! scope="col" | Third-partydeveloping ! scope="col" | Year ! scope="col" | Notes |- | Xor World || || || || 1990 || Prototype only. |- | Master Boy || || || || 1987 || A remastered version was released in 1991. |- | Big Karnak || || || || 1991 || |- | Splash! || || || || 1992 || Distributed by Leprechaun in the U.S. with the title Painted Lady. |- | Squash || || || || 1992 || |- | Thunder Hoop || || || || 1992 || |- | World Rally Championship || || || || 1993 || Distributed by Atari Games in the U.S. and Sigma in Japan. |- | Glass || || || || 1993 || |- | Alligator Hunt || || || || 1994 || |- | Target Hits || || || || 1994 || |- | TH Strikes Back || Thunder Hoop 2 || || || 1994 || |- | Biomechanical Toy || || || || 1995 || Its prototype was developed in the same year as Bioplaything Cop. |- | Last KM || || || || 1995 || Unreleased title. |- | Touch and Go || || || || 1995 || |- | World Rally 2: Twin Racing || || || || 1995 || |- | Maniac Square || || || || 1996 || Its prototype was developed in 1992. |- | Snow Board Championship || || || || 1996 || Distributed by Namco America in the U.S.. |- | Speed Up || || || || 1996 || First 3D Gaelco arcade game. Distributed by Namco America in the U.S.. |- | Surf Planet || || || || 1997 || Distributed by Atari Games in the U.S.. |- | Salter Cardioline Pro Cycle || Pro Tele Cardioline (Salter Fitness Bike) || || || 1997 || Fitness machine, developed on behalf of Salter. |- | Salter Cardioline Pro Stepper || Pro Tele Cardioline (Salter Fitness Stepper) || || || 1997 || Fitness machine, developed on behalf of Salter. |- | Radikal Bikers || || || || 1998 || Distributed by Atari Games in the U.S. and SNK in Japan. |- | Bang! || || || || 1998 || Distributed by GM Shoji in Japan with the title Gun Gabacho. |- | Rolling Extreme || ROLLing eX.tre.me (Street Luge) || || || 1999 || Distributed by Namco America in the U.S.. |- | Football Power || || || || 2000 || Distributed by Namco America in the U.S.. |- | Smashing Drive || Smashing Drive NYC - IIxM || || || 2000 || Distributed by Namco America in the U.S.. |- | ATV Track || ATV Track: Quads on Amazon || || || 2002 || Distributed by Namco America in the U.S.. |- | Gaelco Football || || || || 2002 || |- | Tokyo Cop || TOKYO COP Special Police Reinforcement || || || 2003 || Distributed by Namco America in the U.S. and Namco in Japan. |- | Ring Riders || || || || 2004 || Distributed by Namco America in the U.S.. |- | Tuning Race || Gaelco Championship TUNING RACE || || || 2005 || Last arcade game released by Gaelco. Distributed by Global VR in the U.S.. |- | Radikal Bikers II || || || || TBD || Sequel of Radikal Bikers, concept never developed. |}