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Although prominently featured in the film, you never see actual cabinets for either Satan's Hollow or Super Pac-Man.
You will meet a Gorfian doom, Space Cadet!
Somebody on the set was apparently a pretty good Pac-Man player. This score is over 900,000.
Computer Kinetics Corporation reworked Streaking for a game of "Strip Video". It's not as interesting as it might sound.
Ms. Pac-Man, Space Dungeon, Gorf.
Asteroids, Berzerk, Defender.
Games in the arcade (moving clockwise around the arcade from the entrance): Asteroids, Berzerk, Defender, Centipede, Night Driver, Zarzon, LeMans, Defender, (on platform): Pac-Man, Space Invaders Deluxe, Qix, (next to platform): Battlezone, (next to office): Ms. Pac-Man, Space Dungeon, Gorf, (along wall, near entrance): Tempest, Star Castle, Missile Command, Battlezone, Wizard of Wor, (in center of arcade): Super Speedway GP V cockpit, Gorf, Asteroids Deluxe, Carnival, Galaxian.
Also, seen outside in a couple of scenes are Hustle (when the games are stolen) and Atari Basketball (when the games are recovered).
All of these games can be looked up on the Killer List of Videogames.
The 'Strip Video' game (Streaking) is only seen in the arcade's office. There's also a mini Coleco Pac-Man game in there.
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