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Hyper Olympics (1983), licensed Konami Hyper Olympics.

Hyper Sports (1983), licensed Konami Hyper Sports.

Money Money (1983, released in the US by Bhuzac), Zaccaria Original.

Cat and Mouse (1982), Zaccaria Original.

Jump Bug (1982), port Rock-Ola Jump Bug.

Dribbling (1982), port of Dribbling by Model Racing.

Laser Battle (1981), Zaccaria Original, distributed in US by Midway by the title Lazarian.

Pac and Paint (1981), port of Kural Crush Roller.Crazy Kong (1981), licensed Falcon Crazy Kong.Frogger (1981), licensed Konami Frogger.Super Cobra (1981), licensed Konami Super Cobra.

Buck Rogers (1981), licensed Sega Buck Rogers.Scramble (1980), licensed Konami Scramble.Space Pirate (1980), copy of Cinematronics' Rip-Off.Firebird (1980), licensed Amstar Phoenix.Moon Crest (1980), Quasar machine with a space fortress side art.Quasar (1980), Zaccaria Original, distributed in US by US Billiards.Astro Wars (1979), port of Data East Astro Fighter.The Invaders (1978), Space Invaders clone.Magic Castle (1984, released in the US by Bhuzac).Devil Riders (1984, released in the US by Bhuzac).Farfalla (1983, released in the US by Bhuzac).Pinball Champ (1983, released in the US by Bhuzac).Soccer Kings (1982, released in the US by Bhuzac).There are at least 47 different Zaccaria pinball machines known to exist although some are just variations of the same game. Therefore, they licensed games and developed some games with their own designs. The company also entered into the video arcade game sector in the late 1970s. Īt their best time, Zaccaria was the third largest company of pinball machines in the world after Bally and Williams. Zaccaria was led by Marino Zaccaria, a former manager of a bar near Bologna. The company was founded as a manufactory for pinball arcade games in Bologna by the three brothers Marino, Franco and Natale Zaccaria.