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Kamen Rider: Battride War Genesis (仮面ライダー バトライド・ウォー 創生, Kamen Raidā Batoraido Wō Sōsei), or Battride War Creation in some publications, is a Japanese hack-and-slash video game developed by Eighting and Bandai Namco Entertainment for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and the PlayStation Vita. Serving as the sequel to Kamen Rider: Battride War II, it is the third installment in the Battride War series and celebrates the franchise's 45th anniversary, thus it features all primary and secondary Heisei-era Riders up until Ghost and several Showa-era Riders as playable characters. The game's story mode follows Ghost as he joins Den-O in restoring the memories of his predecessors while closely following the 1st episodes of each Rider's story.

Plot

The Kamen Riders, past and present, are being mysteriously erased from existence. To discover the culprit behind this plot, Kamen Rider Ghost, accompanied by Den-O who survived the incident, must use the DenLiner to travel through time to undo this calamity. Events of Kamen Rider History are being changed, such as the first monsters who were defeated becoming immune to the Riders first kicks. All the while, an old enemy plans his revenge on the Riders for his death so he can live again to destroy the world!

This game mainly focuses on the plot of the first episode of each earliest Kamen Rider season. Commonly for Drive, Kuuga, Agito, Decade, W (extended from Movie War 2010's Begins Night prequel scenes), Kamen Rider, V3, and BLACK.

Characters

Riders[1][2]

New Playable Characters

  • Kamen Rider Ghost
  • Kamen Rider Specter (DLC)
  • Kamen Rider Drive
    • Type Speed
      • Type Speed Flare
      • Type Speed Spike
      • Type Speed Shadow
      • Type Speed Hunter
      • Type Speed Vegas
      • Type Speed Mixer
      • Type Speed Monster
      • Type Speed Cab
    • Type Wild
      • Type Wild Dump (Attack only)
      • Type Wild Wrecker (Attack only)
    • Type Technic
      • Type Technic Braver (Attack only)
      • Type Technic Gravity (Attack only)
      • Type Technic Winter (Attack only)
    • Type Dead Heat (Limited Form Change)
    • Type Formula (Strongest Form)
      • Type Formula Mantarn (Attack only)
      • Type Formula Jacky (Attack only)
      • Type Formula Sparner (Attack only)
    • Type Tridoron (Ultimate Form)
      • Type Tridoron Attack 1.2.3 (Attack only)
      • Type Tridoron People Saver (Attack only)
      • Type Tridoron Kouji Genbar (Attack only)
  • Kamen Rider Mach
    • Mach Kikern
    • Mach Tomarle
    • Mach Magarl
    • Mach Kaksarn
    • Deadheat Mach (Strongest Form)
      • Berserk Mode (Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Chaser (Drive Saga: Chaser commemoration DLC)[3]
    • Mashin Chaser (briefly seen during transformation into Chou Mashin Chaser)
    • Chou Mashin Chaser (temporarily transform for super only)
  • Kamen Rider Joker[4] (separate character for Double)
  • Kamen Rider Black
    • Default
    • RX (separate character, the full access of all Revolcane slash attacks is also as both of his Strongest and Ultimate Form)
      • Roborider
      • Biorider
  • Kamen Rider Super-1
    • Super Hand (default; revert back this Hand when using Super Moves, but can still change to other Hands below)
    • Elec Hand
    • Power Hand
    • Radar Hand
    • Thermal Hand
  • Skyrider
    • Powered Form
  • Kamen Rider Stronger
    • Default Form (default)
    • Charge Up Form (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Amazon
  • Kamen Rider X
    • Ridol Weapon Modes
      • Ridol Whip (default)
      • Ridol Stick
      • Ridol Rope
      • Longpole
    • Mercury Circuit Mode (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider V3
  • Takeshi Hongo[5]
    • Kamen Rider 1
    • Shocker Combatman disguise (separate DLC character from the first release bonus)[6]
  • Kamen Rider 2
    • NEW Form
Originally Support or/and NPC only

Returning Playable Characters

  • Kamen Rider Gaim
  • Kamen Rider Baron
  • Kamen Rider Zangetsu Shin (Takatora)
  • Kamen Rider Wizard
    • Flame Style (default)
      • Flame Dragon (Full Playable Appearance, accessible through a Special attack)
    • Hurricane Style
      • Hurricane Dragon (Full Playable Appearance, accessible through a Special attack)
    • Water Style
      • Water Dragon (Full Playable Appearance, accessible through a Special attack)
    • Land Style
      • Land Dragon (Full Playable Appearance, accessible through a Special attack)
    • Final Form Set 1
      • All Dragon (Strongest Form)
        • Special Rush (Ultimate Form)
    • Final Form Set 2
      • Infinity Style (Strongest Form)
        • Infinity Dragon Gold (Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Beast
    • Beast (default)
      • Chameleo Mantle (Limited Form Change, through Special attacks)
      • Buffa Mantle (Limited Form Change, through Special attacks)
      • Falco Mantle (Limited Form Change, through Special attacks)
      • Dolphi Mantle (Limited Form Change, through Special attacks)
    • Hyper (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Fourze
    • Basestates (default)
    • Elekstates
    • Firestates
    • Final Form Set 1
      • Cosmicstates (Strongest Form)
      • Meteor Fusionstates (Ultimate Form)
    • Final Form Set 2
      • Double Rocketstates (Strongest Form)
      • Meteor Nadeshiko Fusionstates (Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Meteor
    • Meteor (default)
    • Meteor Storm (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider OOO
    • Tatoba Combo (default)
    • Gatakiriba Combo (Limited Form Change, accessible after filling with amount of attacks)
    • Latorartar Combo (Limited Form Change, accessible after filling with amount of attacks)
    • Sagohzo Combo (Limited Form Change, accessible after filling with amount of attacks)
    • Shauta Combo (Limited Form Change, accessible after filling with amount of attacks)
    • Tajadol Combo (Limited Form Change, accessible after filling with amount of attacks)
    • Putotyra Combo (Strongest Form)
    • Burakawani Combo (Limited Form Change, accessible after filling with amount of attacks)
    • Super Tatoba Combo (Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Birth (Date)
    • Complete Ver. (default)
      • Birth·Day (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Double
    • Joker Half-Changes
      • CycloneJoker (default)
      • HeatJoker
      • LunaJoker
    • Metal Half-Changes
      • HeatMetal
      • CycloneMetal
      • LunaMetal
    • Trigger Half-Changes
      • LunaTrigger
      • CycloneTrigger
      • HeatTrigger
    • FangJoker (separate character)
    • CycloneJokerXtreme (Strongest Form)
      • CycloneJokerGoldXtreme (Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Accel
    • Accel (default)
    • Trial (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
    • Booster (accessible after filling with amount of attacks)
  • Kamen Rider Decade
    • Default Form (default)
    • 9 Heisei Rider Phase 1's well-known primary forms
    • Complete Form (Strongest Form)
      • Strongest Complete Form (Ultimate Form)
    • Violent Emotion (separate character)
  • Kamen Rider Kiva
    • Kiva Form (default)
    • Garulu Form
    • Dogga Form
    • Bashaa Form
    • DoGaBaKi Form (Rider Glide only)
    • Emperor Form (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Den-O
    • Plat Form (briefing only)
      • Imagin Forms
        • Sword Form (cannot be accessed after taking too much damage) (default)
        • Rod Form (cannot be accessed after taking too much damage)
        • Ax Form (cannot be accessed after taking too much damage)
        • Gun Form (cannot be accessed after taking too much damage)
        • Wing Form (cannot be accessed after taking too much damage)
        • Climax Form (Strongest Form for Imagin Forms)
          • Super Climax Form (Ultimate Form for both Stronger Form)
    • Liner Form (as form change and has his own Stronger Form)
  • Kamen Rider Kabuto
    • Masked Form (default in gameplay)
    • Rider Form (default in main menu, Tag Partner and mostly boss version on certain stages)
    • Hyper Form (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Hibiki
    • Oni (default)
    • Kurenai
    • Armed (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Blade
    • Default Form
    • Jack Form (Limited Form Change)
    • King Form (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Faiz
    • Base Form (default)
    • Axel Form (Limited Form Change, accessible after filling with amount of attacks)
    • Blaster Form (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Ryuki
    • Default Form (default, has two modes that changes normal attack accessible through holding normal button)
      • Bare Hand Mode
      • Sword Vent Mode
    • Survive Form (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Agito
    • Ground Form (default)
    • Flame Form
    • Storm Form
    • Trinity Form (Rider Glide only)
    • Burning Form (Limited Form Change, accessible after filling with amount of attacks)
    • Shining Form (Strongest and Ultimate Form)
  • Kamen Rider Kuuga
    • Growing Form (cutscene only) [NEW]
    • Mighty Form (default)
      • Rising Mighty (accessible through amount of attacks)
      • Amazing Mighty (accessible through amount of attacks)
    • Dragon Form
      • Rising Dragon (accessible through amount of attacks)
    • Pegasus Form
      • Rising Pegasus (accessible through amount of attacks)
    • Titan Form
      • Rising Titan (accessible through amount of attacks)
    • Ultimate Form (Strongest and Ultimate Form)

Non-playable Support Characters

Tag Partners

Riders summoned by Diend

Disk Animals summoned by Ibuki

  • Akanetaka
  • Ruriōkami
  • Ryokuōzaru

Villains

Bosses

Riders
Monsters

Minions

Changes

Gameplay Systems

  • Menu
    • Characters Select row is similar to the character select in one of Omega Force's Warriors series
  • Gameplay
    • Final Form/Mode Gauge system has been revamped into two levels in one gauge bar:
      • Level 1/050%: Can only activate Strongest Form/Mode and performs its special attacks
      • Level 2/100%: Can activate Strongest Form/Mode and performs its special attacks then activates Ultimate Form/Mode
    • Form change/power-up limit gauge for a certain Riders' form(s) available
    • A new Attack Blast system has been added, allowing players to perform attacks while riding some of Kamen Riders' signature motorcycles, cars, and other vehicles
      • Press ● to drift attack when the vehicle is in the air
    • Figures are found real-time inside boxes, they are stored inside a Gashapon. However, some Figure boxes will be well hidden in stages and not easy to find
    • The Gashapon comes in 2 colors, blue seems to give you 1 figure, red gives you 3 random figures
  • Tag Team system replaces the Assist system to both Menu and Gameplay
    • An AI Support Rider can be selected at the character select screen, after selecting some Main Playable Riders, instead of in Briefing mode
    • The Assist Gauge now resides in the Ultimate Final Form gauge's former place beside the player character's portrait.
    • AI Riders can stay and leave anytime after being summoned by pressing L1. If the player uses attack buttons with L1, the AI Rider may be summoned quickly to perform attacks:
      • L1+■: Normal Attack
      • L1+▲: Special 1
      • L1+●: Special 2
    • The Assist Gauge has a Double Rider Kick gauge and can be activated if fully charged via attacks by pressing L1+▲+●, and the gauge on the lower side indicates the timer of the Double Rider Kick activation. Press again to activate it quickly. It will automatically be activated once the limiter is at 0 to perform this move.
  • Characters
    • Playable Characters who were once NPC in previous games gets buffs and nerves on their gameplay (such as the move sets, with one of them can be either removed or certain form/mode exclusive only), along with gaining new forms and arsenals for one of them.
    • Wizard
      • All 4 Dragon Styles are now as a form change for 4 regular Styles in limited time upon using ▲+● special moves, similar to Beast’s Mantle and Double’s Half Change special moves than original Kuuga's charged normals Rising/Amazing (the latter only for Mighty Form) upgrade, in additional of having their own completely different movesets than regular Styles outside ▲+●.
    • Gaim
      • Jimber Lemon Arms gains new moves outside ▲+●, while downgraded the form change requirements as Accel’s Booster form via attack first.
      • As Kiwami Arms is now an Ultimate Final Form, meaning the finisher is removed, aside now having increased attack speed (most notably on aerial attacks).
    • Baron
      • Banana Arms gains new Hold ■ move (Banana Sparking).
      • Mango Arms is now a regular form, while Lemon Energy Arms as Strongest Final Form and Overlord Lord Baron monster form as Ultimate Final Form.

Voice Actors

Kamen Rider Ghost

Kamen Rider Drive

Kamen Rider Gaim

Kamen Rider Wizard

Kamen Rider Fourze

Kamen Rider OOO

Kamen Rider W

Kamen Rider Decade

Kamen Rider Kiva

Kamen Rider Den-O

Kamen Rider Kabuto

Kamen Rider Hibiki

Kamen Rider Blade

Kamen Rider 555

Kamen Rider Ryuki

Kamen Rider Agito

Kamen Rider Black (RX)

Kamen Rider

Songs featured

Opening

Level exclusives

Kamen Rider
Kamen Rider V3
Kamen Rider X
Kamen Rider Amazon
Kamen Rider Stronger
Skyrider
Kamen Rider Super-1
Kamen Rider Black
Kamen Rider Black RX
Kamen Rider Kiva

Gallery

Box Art

Trailers

Errors

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  • Although the Drive-section combatmen in the game are the Cobra Type Plain Roidmudes (Lost Number), however, after they are destroyed, 029's core will appear on all of them.
  • Baron's Lemon Energy Lockseed is not added in his respective closing screen.
  • When Baron Lemon Energy Arms performs attacks with Banana and Mango Lockseed power, it announces "Banana Squash" and "Mango Squash". This is such a feat that couldn't happen since the Lemon Energy Lockseed itself is still in the Genesis Driver. The sound could only happen if the normal Lockseeds is docked in the Genesis Driver. It's more logical if Baron docked the Lockseeds into the Sonic Arrow, initiating "Banana Charge" and "Mango Charge" sounds.
  • During the PV, Specter was shown to remove his hood in the intro cut scene. However, when the DLC was released, Specter didn't wear his hood and shows a bizarre scene where he removed his hood which was already flipped.
  • Unlike the playable Phase 2 Heisei Era Riders (from Gaim to Ghost), Knight and Garren's end scene of their closing screen on the cards is not theirs, but the card of primary Riders Ryuki and Blade.
  • A. R. Kuuga's NPC dialogue screen is not his own, but original Kuuga's.

Notes

  • Similar to the first Battride War game, where as Wizard, Double, and Decade were the main Riders, Ghost, Den-O, BLACK and Rider 1 play an important role in this game.
  • V3 showcased some of his other 26 Secrets in the game, such as the Freezer Shot, Gliding Muffler, V3 Thunder and Red Bone Ring.
  • This is the first appearance of the Drive Riders in a Battride War game, mainly due to the fact that there was no Battride War game released during the early portion of Drive's run.
    • Due to them not appearing in any prior Climax Heroes or Battride War games, this is also the first appearance of five Showa Riders in this set of games: Kamen Riders X, Stronger, Skyrider Super-1 and ZX. This leaves Shin, ZO and J the remaining Showa Riders who have yet to make an appearance in these games.
  • The premise of this game is similar to the previous anniversary work, OOO, Den-O, All Riders: Let's Go Kamen Riders in that both works feature Kamen Riders being erased from existence due to the interference of a group of villains. Also, both works feature Kamen Rider Den-O assisting the titular rider as a major character in the plot.
  • Riderman was initially displayed on the game's website as a playable character in the game, but he was later changed to become a support character for V3.[11]
  • Similar to the previous Battride War games, there were several differences between some selected very first episode of each season. Though, they were much more unnoticeable:
    • W: The level focuses on the Movie War 2010's prequel scene of Begins Night, rather than Double battling Magma Dopant in the first episode, due to being a very first birth of W himself. Additionally, the setting of this level is in a parking lot, rather than the Gaia Tower.
    • Kuuga: It's very bizarre for Xu·Goma·Gu to appear in this game as the first monster. In fact, Kuuga's first monster is Xu·Gmun·Ba. Though, this might be because Goma was the first monster that Kuuga fought in Mighty Form. However, because of this error, there were several differences too:
      • There isn't any appearance of Xu·Gmun·Ba, and a civilian appearance of Kaoru Ichijo.
      • Xu·Goma·Gu shouldn't be killed in this part because he ran away after Xu·Gmun·Ba interfered his fight with Kuuga.
    • Drive: Kiriko is not seen anywhere in the cutscene where Shinnosuke first transforms into Drive, and the area is different from the location where it occurred.
    • Decade: Wataru and Tsukasa are depicted as transformed while they converse about the DecadeDriver and the Kamen Ride Cards, while in the original episode, neither of them were transformed. Also, in the game, Decade battles the monsters from Kabuto, Faiz and Hibiki that doesn't involves Natsumi Hikari and transported around the 3 worlds they are in, instead in the original episode after Decade's converse with Kiva goes to World of Kuuga.
    • Kamen Rider: Set during the time Takeshi Hongo becomes cyborg Kamen Rider 1. However, Kamen Rider 1 does not escape Shocker's base along with Professor Midorikawa, which is also does not involved the professor's Ruriko Midorikawa, and the death of the professor himself.
      • Man Spider shouldn't be killed in Shocker Base either.
    • V3: Hasami Jaguar is not involved in attacking the original Double Riders and V3.
    • BLACK: Set after Soichiro Akizuki's death. The stage is set on the warehouse, not a street nearby Akizuki's home.
    • For Kuuga, Double, and Drive, unlike Rider 1, their actual civilian form does not appear, and instead their civilian form's 3D models are all just a similar silhouette 3D character model.
  • The game's retelling of storyline based on the TV series (Movie War film for W) are only focused on one of the earliest Riders from each era phases (not counting Drive, despite the story based on his first episode is in) in order to save the future Riders or past Riders in first appearances and manage to be recruited quickly:
    • First two Heisei Era Phase 2 Riders: Decade and W or W and Decade
    • First two Heisei Era Phase 1 Riders: Kuuga and Agito or Agito and Kuuga
    • The last Showa Rider for the future first Heisei Rider: BLACK (starting from the first Season)
    • First two Showa Era Riders: Kamen Rider (starting with Rider 1 in his original form) and V3
  • This is the first time where Wizard's Dragon Styles are fully playable.
  • Ghost's forms only appear for a short time as a attack moves before reverting back to his Ore Damashii form. This also happens to Specter and Ghost in Toucon Boost Damashii as well.
  • In the official website, G3-X's intro cutscene was the same as the previous Battride War games. However, with the release of the game PV, G3-X' intro cut scene was completely changed, now included the appearance of Guard Chaser.
    • Because of this, G3-X is the only Rider to have an intro cutscene with his Rider Machine.
  • This game now confirms that Baron's Final Form is, in fact, Lord Baron, yet also the first playable Rider to utilize his monster form as a full playable form.
  • It is shown that by modifying the game's data, several playable characters can be changed into their support characters which are usually non-playable, such as from V3 to Riderman, and Zangetsu Shin to Ryugen. Their movesets are also changed as well. However, the sound clips and other miscellaneous graphics of the original character are retained.[12][13]
  • Fourze and Double's right-half are the only Riders whose original actor does not reprises their roles in this sequel game for some reason.
  • However, like in the second game, Tomoyuki Dan and Tsuyoshi Takeshita's voice file for Weather Dopant and Kamen Rider Kabuto are still being reused, despite the latters' death.
  • Despite not appearing in this game, Albino Joker's Albiroachi still appeared in this game.
  • This game does not have a returning stages and retelling chapters from the previous games. This also affects the Decade version of Kingdark, Decade Jumbo Formation, Gara Dragon, Space Iron Siblings in the form of Groundcar and Skyjet, and Bujin Gaim Lotus Position, due to either the having a too large file size, or/and only appeared in a certain Movie retelling chapter (for Gara Dragon, he also appeared in Tokugawa Yoshimune's first chapter). The reason for this, along with why there are less retelling of Kamen Riders' early episodes' stories from above, would be the hardware limitation on the PS Vita.
    • Thus, only a movie villain Riders from the previous game to be in for a challenge mode only.
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The 3D model of Ghost Grateful Damashii.

  • There are transformation sounds and a 3D game model for Kamen Rider Ghost Grateful Damashii, along with the upcoming DLC characters Specter, Chaser and Toucon Boost are hidden in the game's update patch. Grateful Damashii is confirmed to be super attack only for Toucon Boost.[14]
  • For Gaim and Drive, they are the only main Riders that have their final form act as the Ultimate Form, which does not show a brief cut scene of their final forms prepare their attack moves.
  • The moment where Yuto brings in reinforcements is similar to how Akira Date brought in back-up during the events of OOO, Den-O All Riders. Additionally, the brainwashing on the second riders by Creation King possesed Shadow Moon has been repeated all over again since the first Battride War game.
  • This is the first Battride War game that does not feature original game characters.
  • Besides both version of Kamen Riders' original and other separate forms (including the separate DLC form of the original) cannot be used together in Tag Mode, the reason why both counterparts of Kuuga cannot be used together on Tag Mode is likely not just because of having the same models (except for Upgraded Main Form charge attacks and Ultimate Forms functions, which are different), but also the reasons on Kamen Rider Decade's two last episodes between both counterparts of Blade. Although this effect had appeared in since the original Kamen Rider: Battride War game.
  • Before executing the Double Rider Kick, Ghost and Specter call each other with each other Rider's name. This means that this game, if it were made to canon, takes place before Takeru realizes that Makoto is Specter. If not, they would have called each other by their actual names.
  • This is the only game that Ryosuke Miura and Miyuki Sawashiro do not return as Ankh and Kiva-la, due to the story's focus on the earliest episodes between the first or second episodes (Begins Night movie part for W) of the two earliest & 1 last Rider shows from each Phases.
    • Daisuke Ono, despite his character Teddy's return as Mach-teddy, does not return as a navigator.
    • Kiva the 3rd and the 2nd, along with Tatsulot, are only their navigator voice file removed for this reasons.

External links

References

GI-04 Kamen Rider Video Games
Console Games
Kamen Rider (FM-7) - Kamen Rider Black: Taiketsu Shadow Moon - Kamen Rider Club - Kamen Rider SD: Sortie!! Rider Machines - Kamen Rider SD: The Ambition of Grand Shocker - The Masked Rider: Kamen Rider ZO - Kamen Rider (Super Famicom) - Kamen Rider (PS1) - Kamen Rider V3 - Kamen Rider Kuuga - Kamen Rider: The Bike Race - Kamen Rider Agito & Kuuga Wild Battle - Kamen Rider Agito - Kamen Rider Ryuki - Kamen Rider Heroes - Kamen Rider 555 - Kamen Rider 555 (Sega Pico) - Kamen Rider Blade - Kamen Rider: Seigi no Keifu - Kamen Rider Hibiki - Kamen Rider Kabuto - Kamen Rider Kiva: Hiragana Sujii Chie Battle!! - Kamen Rider Dragon Knight (video game) - Kamen Rider Summonride - KAMEN RIDER: memory of heroez - SD Shin Kamen Rider Rumble
Climax Heroes Series
Climax Heroes - Climax Heroes W - Climax Heroes OOO - Climax Heroes Fourze - Super Climax Heroes - Climax Fighters - Climax Scramble
Battride War Series
Kamen Rider: Battride War - Kamen Rider: Battride War II - Kamen Rider: Battride War Genesis
Handheld Games
Handheld Console
Kamen Rider SD: Run! Mighty Riders - Kamen Rider Battle: Ganbaride Card Battle War - Kamen Rider Travelers Record - Kamen Rider Ghost: Game de Kaigan!! - Mighty Action X
All Kamen Rider Series
All Kamen Rider: Rider Generation - All Kamen Rider: Rider Generation 2 - All Kamen Rider: Rider Revolution
LCD Games
Henshin! Kamen Rider Black - Rider Club Fight! Black RX! - Kamen Rider SD Open Rider Battle - Kamen Rider SD: Destruction! Grand Shocker! - Blay Battler - Kamen Rider Hibiki (LCD game) - Kamen Rider Fourze Color Game
iOS and Mobile Games
Kamen Rider ARcarddass - Kamen Rider Riderbout - Kamen Rider Break Joker - Kamen Rider Mahjong Battle - Kamen Rider Storm Heroes - Kamen Rider Atsume - Kamen Rider Battle Rush - Kamen Rider Transcend Heroes - Kamen Rider Puzzle Game - Taose! Rider Kick - Kamen Rider City Wars - Gotchard File - Ride Kamens
PC and Online Games
Kamen Rider Megaton Smash
Pachinko/Arcade Games
Kamen Rider Buttobasoul
Data Carddass
Kamen Rider Battle: Ganbaride - Kamen Rider Battle: Ganbarizing - Kamen Rider Battle: Ganba Legends
Pachinko/PachiSlot
CR Pachinko Kamen Rider V3 - Pachinko Kamen Rider: Full Throttle - PachiSlot: Kamen Rider Unlimited - PachiSlot: Kamen Rider Black - Pachinko Kamen Rider Go-On
Crossover games featuring Kamen Riders
SD The Great Battle - The Great Battle II Last Fighter Twin - Battle Soccer: Field no Hasha - The Great Battle III - Battle Soccer 2 - The Great Battle IV - The Great Battle V - The Great Battle VI - The Great Battle Pocket - Super Hero Operations - Tokusatsu Bouken Katsugeki Super Hero Retsuden - Super Hero Operations: Diedal's Ambition - Super Tokusatsu Taisen 2001 - Charinko Hero - Great Battle Fullblast - Lost Heroes- Lost Heroes 2 - Heroes VS - Super Hero Generation - Puzzle and Dragons - Yo-kai Watch: PuniPuni - Monster Hunter Explore -Kamen Rider Tamagotchi - Vital Bracelet - Senki Zesshō Symphogear XD Unlimited - Sausage Man
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