ĭid you know the Fire Emblem, Splatterhouse, and Megami Tensei series (the last of which is best known by U.S. Games so compellingly titled you’ve just got to play them? The list below has those in spades, from Kid Dracula ( a Castlevania spinoff game ) to Ninja Cat, from Samurai Pizza Cats to Penguin Wars, from Hello Kitty World to Magical Fantastic World.

Gimmick, Ufouria, Over Horizon, Crisis Force, Just Breed, Mother, Rainbow Island, Recca, and Sweet Home ? They’re all here. Games never played by American gamers but considered among the best of the third generation of video game consoles, like Mr. The second Gradius game? The fourth Adventure Island ? A sequel to Arkanoid ? A sequel to cult classic shooter Stinger ? You’ll find all of these below as well. The long-whispered-of first Goonies NES game? It’s here. The range of these never-seen-on-these-shores games is as stunning as their volume.Ī lost Star Wars game? A lost Transformers game? A lost Beauty and the Beast game from Disney ? Lost Garfield and Smurfs games? Check, check, check, check, check. There are even a bevy of games which European gamers got-in English translation, no less-but that still skipped the American market. And yet the FamiCom had a much larger library of licensed games-a whopping 1,054 titles-which means that American gamers got shortchanged by well over 300 licensed video games (not to mention many more unlicensed games), some of which likely would have been instant classics had they been localized and released stateside.

There were nearly 700 licensed NES games released in the United States, almost all of which were first published as games for the Japanese FamiCom.

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