Samurai Spirits Sen for NESiCAxLive (2011) ★.Psychic Force 2012 for NESiCAxLive (2012) ★.Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold (2013) ★.Persona 4: The Ultimate in Mayonaka Arena (2012) ★.Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition for NESiCAxLive (2014) ★.Gouketsuji Ichizoku: Matsuri Senzo Kuyou for NESiCAxLive (2012) ★.En-Eins Perfektewelt for NESiCAxLive (2012) ★.Elevator Action for NESiCAxLive (2014) ★.Daemon Bride - Additional Gain (2011) ★.Crimzon Clover for NESiCAxLive (2013) ★.Chaos Code: New Sign of Catastrophe (2013) ★.Battle Fantasia Network Edition for NESiCAxLive (2011) ★.
Arcana Heart 3 Love Max Six Stars!!!!!! (2014) ★.Arcana Heart 2 for NESiCAxLive (2012) ★.Akai Katana Shin for NESiCAxLive (2012) ★.(★ marked with dedicated software delivery NESiCAxLive) The upgraded system allows player versus player competition between machines in different locations, as well having improved CPU and GPU performance. Taito introduced the NESiCAxLive 2 platform in June 2017. The original NESiCAxLive system was originally exclusively available in Japan, however there has been a gradual introduction to the US market.
Taito allows arcade operators to download games free, as part of a revenue sharing system, with income split with Taito and the game developer. Games can also be downloaded to a local server to allow quicker distribution to machines, as well as allow rapid swapping in and out of games according to player demand. The connected machines access the Taito NESYS online network to allow arcade operators to download games from Taito's servers directly to the arcade cabinet previously arcade operators had to purchase new game boards (as well as dispose of old ones) to run a new game. The system currently works on the Taito Type X2, Taito Type X Zero, Taito Type X3, and Taito Type X4 arcade boards. The NESiCAxLive system consists of an arcade system board combined with a dedicated router to access and download games. Taito introduced the NESiCAxLive 2 system in June 2017. The first game to be released for the system was Arc System Works' BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II. The system was first revealed in September 2010 at the 48th Amusement Machine Show in Chiba, Japan, as the Taito Vewlix NESiCA arcade cabinet, and was launched on 9 December 2010.
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