Gradius III (1990) グラディウスIII

Super Famicom (SFC) Side Scrolling Shooter. Console Port of the 1989 Arcade Game Gradius III: Densetsu kara Shinwa e グラディウスIII -伝説から神話ヘ. Developed and Published by Konami.


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Dossun! Ganseki Battle (1994) どっすん！岩石バトル

Super Famicom (SFC) Puzzle game set in a Mythical Medieval setting. Developed and published by I'Max. Released exclusively in Japan.


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Parodious Da! - Shinwa kara Owarai he (1992) パロディウスだ! 〜神話からお笑いへ〜

Super Famicom (SFC) Super Cute Side-Scrolling shoot-'em-up. Lit. "It's Parodius! From Myth to Laughter". Console port of the 1990 Arcade game of the same name. The Parodius games are a parody of the Gradius series. This is the second title in the Parodius series and the 1st Parodius game for the SFC.  Developed and Published by Konami.


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Final Fight 2 (1993) ファイナルファイト2

Super Famicom (SFC) Simultaneous Two-Player Side-Scrolling Beat 'em up. Console Sequel (no coin-op version was produced) to the 1989 Arcade game Final Fight. Developed and published by Capcom.

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Cosmo Gang the Video (1992) コズモギャング ザ ビデオ

Super Famicom (SFC) Cute simultaneous 2 player Static Shooter. Console port of the 1991 Arcade game Cosmo Gang the video (Highly inspired by the 80's Arcade classic Galaga). Developed and published by Namco. Released exclusively in Japan.


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Cosmo Gang the Puzzle (1993) コズモギャング・ザ・パズル

Super Famicom (SFC) Cute Puzzle Game. Console port of the 1992 Arcade game Cosmo Gang the Puzzle and sequel to Cosmo Gang the video (1991). Developed and published by Namco. Released exclusively in Japan.


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Septentrion (1993) セプテントリオン

Super Famicom (SFC) Survival Adventure video game. Inspired by the book and film The Poseidon Adventure. Developed and published by Human.


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Ranma ½: Chougi Rambuhen (1994) らんま½ 超技乱舞篇

Super Famicom (SFC) 2 Player 2D versus fighting game based on the Über famous 'martial arts sex comedy' Anime and Manga series Ranma ½ by Rumiko Takahashi. The title 'Chougi Rambuhen' translates as "Super Skill Wild Dance Chapter". This is the 3rd and final Ranma ½ fighting game for the SFC. Developed and published by Rumic Soft. Released exclusively in Japan.


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Magical Drop 2 (1996) マジカルドロップ2

Super Famicom (SFC) Puzzle Game. Console port of the 1996 Arcade game Magical Drop 2. Developed and published by Data East. Released exclusively in Japan.


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Kat's Run: Zen-Nippon K Car Senshuken (1995) キャッツ・ラン 全日本Kカー選手権

Super Famicom (SFC)  Racing Game. Developed and published by Atlus. Released exclusively in Japan.


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Magic Sword (1992) マジックソード

Super Famicom (SFC) Side-scrolling Hack and Slash game. Console port of the 1990 Arcade game Magic Sword. Developed and published by Capcom.


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The King of Dragons (1994) ザ・キングオブドラゴンズ

Super Famicom (SFC) simultaneous 2-Player Side-scrolling Hack and Slash Game. Console port of the 1991 Arcade game King of Dragons. Developed and published by Capcom.


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Takahashi Meijin no Daibōken Jima (1992) 高橋名人の大冒険島

Super Famicom (SFC) Platform Action game "Great Takahashi's Great Adventure Island". Developed by Produce and published by Hudson Soft.

Artwork by Susumu Matsushita.
Music by Yuzo Koshiro. He composed the entire soundtrack!


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Super Ninja-kun (1994) す〜ぱ〜忍者くん

Super Famicom (SFC) Super Cute Ninja themed action platform game. Based on the 1984 Arcade game Ninja-kun: Majou no Bouken (a.k.a Ninja Kid) This game is one of a number of titles in the popular Ninja-kun series. Developed and published by Jaleco. Released exclusively in Japan.


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Pop'n Twinbee (1993) Pop'nツインビー

Super Famicom (SFC) Super Cute top-view shoot-'em-up. Pop'n Twinbee is the sixth game in the TwinBee series and a direct follow-up to the 1991 arcade game Detana!! TwinBee. Developed and Published by Konami.


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Super Gussun Oyoyo (1995) すーぱーぐっすんおよよ

Super Famicom (SFC) Action/Puzzle game based on the 1993 Arcade game 'Gussun Oyoyo'. Originaly developed by Irem, this version was Ported and published by Banpresto. Released exclusively in Japan.


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Wedding Peach (1995) ウェディング・ピーチ

Super Famicom (SFC) Über Cute 3 Player 'Party Game' (comprised largely of mini-games) based on the popular shōjo (Girls) manga of the same name by Nao Yazawa. Developed and published by KSS. Released exclusively in Japan.


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Contra Spirits (1992) 魂斗羅スピリッツ

Super Famicom (SFC) Cult scrolling platform shooter. Developed and published by Konami.

'Treasure' staff worked on this title, before breaking away from Konami in mid '92 ♥


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Super V.G 'Variable Geo' (1995) スーパー V G ヴァリアブル・ジオ

Super Famicom (SFC) All-female 2D fighting game.  Developed and published by TGL (Technical Group Laboratory). Released exclusively in Japan.


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Puzzle Bobble (1995) パズルボブル

Super Famicom (SFC) Cute Puzzle game featuring 'Bubble Dragons' Bub & Bob (The iconic stars of the 1986 Arcade classic 'Bubble Bobble'). Developed and published by Taito.


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