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| US title |
10-Yard Fight |
| Japanese title (kanji) | １０ヤードファイト |
| Release year | 1985 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo / Irem |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| This simple American football game is a port of the arcade classic. You can select the skill level of your computer opponent: high school, college, pro, play-offs, and Super Bowl. The game lacks a license from either a professional football league or a players association, so players and teams are generic. Changes from the arcade original include the ability to play as both offense and defense during a game as well as a simultaneous two-player versus mode. |
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| US title |
Balloon Fight |
| Japanese title (kanji) | バルーンファイト |
| Alternate titles | Zero Gravity |
| Alternate titles | Fish War |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| US title |
Baseball |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ベースボール |
| Release year | 1983 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| This simplified version of baseball was one of the NES' launch titles in North America. Though it lacks an official license from any real baseball league and therefore features no real team names (just letters, all the teams play identically), uniform colors are meant to represent Major League Baseball franchises (in the Japanese version, they're meant to represent teams in Nippon Professional Baseball's Central League). The gameplay is very basic, consisting mostly of pitching and batting, with most field play being automated by the computer. Players need to adjust position before bouncing the ball away. Home run may be scored randomly. Fouls are present here, no speech however. Game is for NES & FamiCom, but only NES version is legible. |
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| US title |
Clu Clu Land |
| Japanese title (kanji) | クルクルランド |
| Alternate titles | Lido |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| US title |
Dance Aerobics |
| Japanese title | Family Trainer - Aerobics Studio |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ファミリートレーナー - エアロビスタジオ |
| Release year | 1987 |
| Publisher/Maker |
NIntendo / Bandai |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| US title |
Devil World |
| European Title | Devil World |
| Japanese title (kanji) | デビルワールド |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| This arcade-style game never made it to the United States, supposedly due to Nintendo of America's censorship rules regarding religious imagery, but was released in Japan and Europe. As the dragon Tamagon, you must "attack the Devil's World" while avoiding (or defeating) various enemies and obstacles. The Devil hinders your progress by changing the direction the screen is moving, putting you at risk of being crushed or encountering an enemy. Some levels are cleared by collecting all dots on screen (which can only be achieved while holding a cross) or by collecting all four Bibles and returning them to the seal in the middle of the level. Also includes a simultaneous two-player co-op mode. |
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| US title |
Donkey Kong |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ドンキーコング |
| Release year | 1981 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| US title |
Donkey Kong 3 |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ドンキーコング３ |
| Alternate titles | Bandits |
| Alternate titles | Frogland |
| Alternate titles | Gorilla 3 |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| US title |
Donkey Kong Jr. |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ドンキーコングＪｒ． |
| Alternate titles | King Kong 2 |
| Alternate titles | Rescue Kuck |
| Release year | 1982 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| US title |
Donkey Kong Jr. Math |
| Japanese title | Donkey Kong Jr. no Sansuu Asobi |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ドンキーコングＪｒ．の算数遊び |
| Release year | 1983 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Logic game |
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| US title |
Dr. Mario |
| Japanese title (kanji) | Dr.マリオ(ドクターマリオ) |
| Release year | 1990 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Logic game |
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| US title |
Duck Hunt |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ダックハント |
| Alternate titles | Anti - Terror Action |
| Alternate titles | Invader |
| Alternate titles | Snowfield Shoot |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Light Gun Shooter |
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| In Duck Hunt, players use the NES Zapper to shoot ducks that appear on the television screen. The ducks appear one or two at a time, and the player is given three shots to shoot them down. The player receives points upon shooting each duck. If the player shoots the required number of ducks in a single round, the player will advance to the next round; otherwise, the player will receive a game over. |
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| US title |
Excitebike |
| Japanese title (kanji) | エキサイトバイク |
| Alternate titles | Derby |
| Alternate titles | Tip Moto |
| Alternate titles | Risker |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Racing |
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| Motorcycle racing game for NES & FamiCom. Player may race against time (A mode) or against opponents and time (B mode). Placing 4th or lower means game over. Hold B button right after countdown (not during) for a short time to speed motorcycle up slightly, but avoid overheat by pressing A. Watch out for dark stages. |
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| US title |
F-1 Race |
| Japanese title (kanji) | Ｆ１レース |
| Alternate titles | Ufo race |
| Alternate titles | Boat race |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Racing |
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| High speed (over 350 km/h) Formula-1 racing on simplified versions of known circuits around the world. Collision with other car ends with explosion. Number of laps is indefinite on stage 5 on all 3 skill levels. Friction is low on level 3. For FamiCom only. |
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| US title |
Famicom Disk System BIOS |
| Release year | 1986 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Unique |
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| This is the BIOS for the Famicom Disk System, an add-on to the Famicom in Japan that allowed it to play special games released on disks. Some emulators may require this ROM to be present before FDS games can be played. |
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| Japanese title | Famicom Wars |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ファミコンウォーズ |
| Release year | 1988 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo / FCI |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Strategy |
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| US title |
Family BASIC |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ファミリーベーシックＶ３ |
| Alternate titles | Famicom BASIC |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Unique |
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| Family BASIC allows users to program simple games and other applications using a dialect of the programming language BASIC. It was released only in Japan and was intended for use with the Famicom Keyboard. Programs written in Family BASIC could be saved to cassette using a cassette tape recorder. It allowed users to utilize graphics from earlier Nintendo games (such as Mario Bros. and Donkey Kong) in their programs. |
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| US title |
Fire Emblem |
| Japanese title | Fire Emblem Ankoku Ryu to Hikari no Ken |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ファイアーエムブレム 暗黒竜と光の剣 |
| Release year | 1990 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Strategy |
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| Japanese title | Fire Emblem Gaiden |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ファイアーエムブレム外伝 |
| Release year | 1993 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Strategy |
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| US title |
Ginga no Sannin |
| Japanese title (kanji) | 銀河の三人 |
| Release year | 1987 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Strategy |
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| US title |
Golf |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ゴルフ |
| Alternate titles | Stroke & Match Golf |
| Alternate titles | Golfer |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| US title |
Gomoku Narabe |
| Japanese title | Five in a Row |
| Japanese title (kanji) | 五目ならべ 連珠 |
| Alternate titles | Gobang |
| Alternate titles | Five Chess |
| Release year | 1983 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Logic game |
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| Lightgun-only game. Shooting within 5 stages. Mostly at daytime. Shooting red balloons gives a bullet. For NES only. |
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| US title |
Gyromite |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ジャイロ |
| Release year | 1985 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Unique |
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| US title |
Hogan's Alley |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ホーガンズアレイ |
| Alternate titles | Debar Bomb |
| Alternate titles | Forest Guard |
| Alternate titles | Shooter |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Light Gun Shooter |
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| Shooting into textures within police training. Empty wall, city and
can factory landscapes are included here. Time changes a little bit in city mode. Do not shoot into unarmed textures, but avoid cop. For NES & FamiCom. |
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| US title |
HVC Kensa Cassette Contlorer Test (Sample) |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Unique |
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| US title |
Ice Climber |
| Japanese title (kanji) | アイスクライマー |
| Alternate titles | Climbing Club |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| Climbing in high-mountain areas to 32 tops. Floors 7; 8 & bonus stage are slippery. Remember to: hit the seals, watch out for yourself and plan your jump strategy correctly. Collecting any of the items in bonus stages is not necessary. For NES & FamiCom, but seals are available only in FamiCom release, yeti seems to be a replacement in NES release. |
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| US title |
Ice Hockey |
| Japanese title (kanji) | アイスホッケー |
| Release year | 1988 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| Choose from the United States, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, Canada, Poland, or the Soviet Union. Assemble a team by selecting from different types of players and take on the computer or a human player. A speed option allows you to set the tempo of the game and length of rounds. Ice Hockey even includes fights on the ice, which can break out into full team-on-team brawls. |
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| US title |
Joy Mech Fight |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ジョイメカファイト |
| Release year | 1993 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | VS Fighting |
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| US title |
Kid Icarus |
| Japanese title | Hikari Shinwa - Parutena no Kagami |
| Japanese title (kanji) | 光神話 パルテナの鏡 |
| Release year | 1986 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| US title |
Kung Fu |
| Japanese title | Spartan X |
| Japanese title (kanji) | スパルタンx |
| Alternate titles | Bruce Lee 1 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo / Irem |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Beat'em Up |
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| US title |
Legend of Zelda, The |
| Japanese title | Zelda no Densetsu 1 - The Hyrule Fantasy |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ゼルダの伝説1 |
| Alternate titles | Dong Fang de Chuan Shuo - The Hyrule Fantasy |
| Release year | 1986 |
| Publisher/Maker |
NIntendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Role Playing Game |
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| Hyrule's Princess Zelda has been kidnapped by Ganon, and it's up to the green tunic-clad Link to save her. Using a variety of weapons, Link will have to battle enemies and transverse the massive kingdom of Hyrule to find secret underground dungeons where monsters guard the seven pieces of the shattered Triforce. Along his way Link will find assistance from wise old men and women hiding in caves. He'll have to find rupees to buy items and upgrades for his weapons (or he could just try his luck at earning rupees through the "Money Making Game"). Once Link has reassembled the Triforce, he will have to enter Death Mountain and take on Ganon for the fate of Princess Zelda and Hyrule. |
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| US title |
Mach Rider |
| Japanese title (kanji) | マッハライダー |
| Alternate titles | Road Rash 3 |
| Alternate titles | Trump Tank |
| Release year | 1985 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Shooter |
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| Motorcycle with shotgun riding game through 9 stages. Endurance mode available and solo courses. This game is set in 2112. For FamiCom and NES. |
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| US title |
Mahjong |
| Japanese title (kanji) | 麻雀 |
| Release year | 1983 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Gambling |
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| Bowser has used a time machine to steal various artifacts from throughout history to display in his museum. Only Mario can use that time machine to return those items to their rightful times, learning interesting historical facts along the way, before a final showdown with Bowser himself! |
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| US title |
Mario Bros. |
| European Title | Mario Bros. Classic |
| Japanese title | Kaettekita MARIO BROS. |
| Japanese title (kanji) | かえってきた ＭＡＲＩＯ ＢＲＯＳ. |
| Alternate titles | Pipeline |
| Alternate titles | Teletubbies |
| Alternate titles | Roge Brer |
| Release year | 1983 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| US title |
Metroid |
| Japanese title (kanji) | メトロイド |
| Release year | 1986 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Adventure |
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| US title |
NES Open Tournament Golf |
| Japanese title | Mario Open Golf |
| Japanese title (kanji) | マリオオープンゴルフ |
| Release year | 1991 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| US title |
NES Play Action Football |
| Release year | 1990 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 4 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| US title |
Nintendo World Championships 1990 |
| Japanese title (kanji) | 任天堂ワールドチャンピオンシップ 1990 |
| Release year | 1990 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Unique |
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| Long considered the "holy grail" of NES game collectors, this competition cartridge includes truncated versions of Super Mario Bros., Rad Racer, and Tetris. Compete in all three within a time limit to achieve the highest score! Unplayable in some emulators due to a DIP switch on the cartridge that the emulator must be programmed for. |
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| US title |
Pinball |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ピンボール |
| Alternate titles | Flip Out |
| Alternate titles | Hoodle |
| Alternate titles | Lucky Ball |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Pinball |
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| This simple pinball game was one of the launch titles for the NES in North America and Famicom for Japanese market. The pinball table is split between two screens (upper and lower), with a third screen used for a Breakout-style bonus round featuring Mario and Pauline from Donkey Kong. |
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| US title |
Popeye |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ポパイ |
| Alternate titles | Dada |
| Release year | 1982 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| US title |
Popeye no Eigo Asobi |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ポパイの英語遊び |
| Release year | 1983 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Unique |
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| Play as Fighter Hayabusa, Starman, The Amazon, Kin Corn Karn, Giant Panther, or King Slender and challenge the rest of the Video Wrestling Association roster to become the VWA Champion! Defend your title enough times and you'll be granted a title unification match with the mysterious champion of the Video Wrestling Federation, Great Puma! Each wrestler has his own unique set of finishing moves, from Starman's Flying Cross Chop to The Amazon's Outlaw Choke to Fighter Hayabusa's Back Brain Kick. Remember: A winner is you! |
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| US title |
Punch-Out!! |
| Japanese title | Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! |
| Japanese title (kanji) | マイクタイソンパンチアウト |
| Release year | 1987 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| Play as Little Mac and take on a slew of boxers like Glass Joe, Bald Bull, and Soda Popinski! Become the champion in the minor, major, and world circuits and take on the man himself, Mike Tyson! (Tyson was replaced in a later release by a fictional character, Mr. Dream). Defeating Tyson has been described by many as one of the most difficult video game accomplishments of all time. |
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| Japanese title | Shin 4 Nin Uchi Mahjong - Yakuman Tengoku |
| Japanese title (kanji) | 新４人打ちマージャン 役満天国 |
| Release year | 1991 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo / Chatnoir |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Gambling |
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| US title |
Soccer |
| Japanese title (kanji) | サッカー |
| Alternate titles | Football |
| Alternate titles | World Cup |
| Alternate titles | World Cup 2002 |
| Release year | 1985 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| Simplified soccer game for NES & FamiCom. Playing with NPC opponents or human player. Off-sides are random, no fouls, substitutes, accidental goals or any cards are implemented here. 5 skill levels, 7 countries (graphical changes only) and 3 lengths of half time. |
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| US title |
Stack Up (Block Set) |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ブロック |
| Alternate titles | Robot Block |
| Release year | 1985 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Unique |
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| US title |
Stadium Events |
| European Title | World Class Track Meet |
| Japanese title | Family Trainer - Running Stadium |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ファミリートレーナーシリーズ２ ランニングスタジアム |
| Release year | 1986 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Bandai / Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| As Mike Jones, star baseball player, you'll need to transverse many exotic islands and fight monsters with your magic yo-yo to rescue your uncle from the evil alien Zoda. Along the way you'll encounter colorful characters who will help you on your quest. |
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| US title |
Super Mario Bros. |
| Japanese title (kanji) | スーパーマリオブラザーズ |
| Alternate titles | Frog Prince |
| Alternate titles | Mushroom |
| Alternate titles | Super Simpsons |
| Release year | 1985 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| One of the most famous and beloved games ever, Super Mario Bros. set the standard for the platformer genre. Until 2009, it was the best selling video game of all time. As Mario (or Luigi), you'll have to travel across thirty-two unique levels ranging from snow-covered tundras to underground caverns to vast oceans, each filled with Goombas, Koopa Troopas, and Piranha Plants to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser. Aiding your quest will be useful power-ups like the Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, and Starman. |
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| US title |
Super Mario Bros. 2 |
| Japanese title | Super Mario USA |
| Japanese title (kanji) | スーパーマリオUSA |
| Alternate titles | Super Mario Bros. 5 |
| Alternate titles | Worderful Mario |
| Release year | 1988 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| In this North American sequel to the classic Super Mario Bros., Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Peach venture across twenty levels of the magical kingdom of Sub-Con to rescue its kidnapped inhabitants and defeat the evil usurper king Wart. SMB2 (originally an unrelated Famicom Disk System game titled Doki Doki Panic in Japan but retooled as a Mario game for its US release) was the first American game to establish that Luigi has a higher jump than his brother and that Peach can float using her dress, both of which would become defining characteristics in later titles. It also introduced a whole new cast of enemies to the Mario universe, including now-regulars like Shyguys, Bob-ombs, and Birdo. |
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| US title |
Super Mario Bros. 3 |
| Japanese title | Super Mario Bros. 3 |
| Japanese title (kanji) | スーパーマリオブラザーズ3 |
| Alternate titles | Super Mari Boss 3 |
| Alternate titles | Super Mario Sister |
| Release year | 1988 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| Bowser has sent his seven children, the Koopalings, to seven kingdoms within the Mushroom World. Using their magic wands, they have transformed each of the kings into animals and are terrorizing the Mushroom World from their doomships. It's up to Mario and Luigi to stop the Koopalings, and this time they have a whole new slew of power-ups to help them, including the Raccoon Leaf, the Hammer Bros. Suit, and the always popular Tanooki Suit. |
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| US title |
Super Team Games |
| Japanese title | Family Trainer - Daiundoukai |
| Release year | 1987 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Bandai / Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| US title |
Tennis |
| Japanese title (kanji) | テニス |
| Release year | 1983 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| US title |
Tetris (Nintendo) |
| Japanese title | Tetris |
| Japanese title (kanji) | テトリス |
| Release year | 1989 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Logic game |
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| Nintendo produced this version of Tetris, which sports colorful graphics and the iconic "falling blocks puzzle" gameplay associated with the franchise. This version only allows for single-player gameplay as opposed to the two-player versus modes offered in Nintendo's Game Boy version, Tengen's unlicensed NES version, and later releases in the series. |
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| US title |
Tetris 2 |
| Japanese title | Tetris Flash |
| Japanese title (kanji) | テトリスフラッシュ |
| Release year | 1993 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Logic game |
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| US title |
Urban Champion |
| Japanese title (kanji) | アーバンチャンピオン |
| Alternate titles | Spar |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | VS Fighting |
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| Simple fighting on polar day city streets. Only hand fight, no kicks. Cops arrive randomly and after 99 seconds. Opponent is down every 3 rounds or player after 3 rounds (not always necessarily in a row). For NES & FamiCom. |
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| US title |
Volleyball |
| Japanese title | Volleyball |
| Japanese title (kanji) | バレーボール（FDS版） |
| Release year | 1986 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Sport |
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| US title |
Wario's Woods |
| Japanese title | Wario no Mori |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ワリオの森 |
| Release year | 1994 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Logic game |
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| US title |
Wild Gunman |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ワイルドガンマン |
| Alternate titles | Pop |
| Alternate titles | Sharp Shooter |
| Alternate titles | Gunfignt |
| Release year | 1984 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Light Gun Shooter |
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| Lightgun-only game. Game is set in cacti field at night and saloon somewhere at dawn. Timed game -shoot bad guys first before they fire own guns. Clear all the mess in saloon mode with 10 bullets (15 in clip). For NES & FamiCom. |
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| US title |
Wrecking Crew |
| Japanese title (kanji) | レッキングクルー |
| Alternate titles | Destroy I |
| Alternate titles | Destroy I |
| Release year | 1985 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Platformer |
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| Destroying walls and ladders, sometimes with pseudo-helper (no score when he hits first). Watch out for all the enemies. Plan your strategy in ladder levels. 100 levels within 7-story buildings. Contains bonus stages (who
finds the coin first - wins). For NES & FamiCom. |
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Yoshi's Cookie |
| Japanese title | Yoshi no Cookie |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ヨッシーのクッキー |
| Alternate titles | Super Mario Bros. 12 |
| Alternate titles | Ma Li 12 |
| Release year | 1992 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Logic game |
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Yoshi |
| European Title | Mario & Yoshi |
| Japanese title | Yoshi no Tamago |
| Japanese title (kanji) | ヨッシーのたまご |
| Release year | 1991 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 2 |
| Genre | Logic game |
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Zelda II - The Adventure of Link |
| Japanese title | Legend of ZeldaⅡ - Link no Bouken |
| Japanese title (kanji) | リンクの冒険 |
| Release year | 1987 |
| Publisher/Maker |
Nintendo |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Adventure |
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| A sleeping spell has been cast on Princess Zelda, and it's up to Link to remove it by assembling a variety of magical crystals. These crystals are hidden in palaces scattered throughout the vast land of Hyrule, and making matters more difficult, Link is being pursued by former minions of Ganon, who want to resurrect their fallen leader by killing Link and sprinkling his blood over Ganon's ashes. As part of his quest, Link must visit villages and learn magic spells. This game marked a huge departure from the first Zelda--rather than being an adventure game with a "top-down" perspective, Zelda II combines a "top-down" overworld map with platforming levels and RPG elements. Often considered the "black sheep" of the Zelda series. |
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