1. X-Drake - Drake and Drake Board Game.
2. Ulti - Ulti or Ultimó, is Hungary's national trick-taking card game for three players.
3. Page One - There are two Japanese games called Page One. The earlier game, described on this page, was played actively around the 1950s and 60s. From the 1970's onwards another game, a form of Crazy Eights, became popular and was also called Page One. The confusion probably arose because in both games the aim is to get rid of all one's cards by playing them to a central pile, with the obligation to call "Page One" when one has onle a single card left. Those who know both games call the newer game American Page One to distinguish it from the older one, and that nomenclature is also used on this site.
4. Black Maria - is a popular British card game. The name of the game is derived from the nickname given to the Queen of Spades which plays a key role.
5. Who's Who - The Who's Who Game is a game of naming famous people based on lettered dice rolls. Players take turns throwing dice and calling out a name with two initials on the dice. A successful name means moving a space. Players are limited in time to call out a successful name by a unique timer.
6. Sasaki - I can't find any game with this name. Maybe there's another translation of the name which is closer to the name of an existing game.