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Battle Field (Japan)
Battle Field
What is Battle Field?
GAME INFO
How to play Battle Field online
Getting Started
Insert a coin (or press Select to simulate a credit) then press Start to begin. The game is a Japanese exclusive, so all menus and on-screen text are in Japanese. In most arcade shooters of this type, you control a character or vehicle moving across a battlefield, shooting enemies that appear from all sides. The exact objective is not documented, but the typical arcade loop involves surviving as long as possible while scoring points.
Without a manual, you may need to experiment with the button layout. Typically the attack button (S) fires your weapon, while the joystick moves your character. Watch the attract mode for clues about power-ups or special items. The game's pace is fast and unforgiving, so expect to lose lives quickly until you learn enemy patterns. There is no save feature, so each session is a fresh attempt to beat your high score.
CONTROLS
Controls
- Arrow Keys: Joystick / Movement
- X: Button 1
- S: Button 2
- Z: Button 3
- A: Button 4
- Q: Button 5
- E: Button 6
- Enter: Start / 1P
- V: Coin / Insert
Battle Field FAQ
Can players save progress in Battle Field?
Battle Field is an arcade game from the 1980s, and like nearly all such titles, it does not include any save functionality. Progress is limited to the current credit, and only high scores are typically retained on the machine.
Roughly how long does it take to finish Battle Field?
The exact length is not documented, but arcade shooters of this era are usually designed to be completed in 10 to 20 minutes by a skilled player. Without continued credits, a single playthrough often lasts only a few minutes before losing all lives.
What makes Battle Field stand out among Arcade titles of its era?
Its obscurity as a Japan-only release sets it apart from more widely known arcade games. Without a prominent publisher or developer credit, Battle Field remains a niche curiosity for collectors interested in rare coin-op hardware and the breadth of the Japanese arcade library.













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