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NES, or Famicom in Japan, was developed by
Nintendo R&D2.
It released in Japan in 1983 and US in 1985. A disk add-on was available. Computer TV-Game preceded it. SNES followed. |
Games on NES/Famicom:
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North American system and NES Controller - December 25, 1988
Action Set box and Zapper - November 18, 2017
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2020
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Maze Game. A worldwide aftermarket release that is a fast-paced championship edition of Pac-Man. |
2001
1999
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Table Tennis Game. A ping pong aftermarket release that was released in China and Taiwan. |
2000
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Free Puzzle Game. A worldwide aftermarket release that is a homebrew version of the Sudoku logic puzzle game. |
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Free Tank Combat Game. A worldwide aftermarket release that is the first known hobbyist homebrew NES game. |
1998
1997
1996
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Turn-Based and Real-Time Hybrid Strategy Game. An aftermarket release in China and Taiwan. Napoleon tries to conquer Europe. |
1997
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Light Gun Shooting Game. An aftermarket release in China and Taiwan wherein dinosaurs are hunted with a rifle. |
1996
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Shoot 'Em Up. An aftermarket release in China and Taiwan wherein a space shuttle shoots enemy ships in space. |
1995
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Platform Game. A release in Europe wherein Simba loses his father,
grows up, and defeats his uncle to become king. |
1994
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Platform Game. A release in Europe and Oceania wherein Aladdin finds
a genie and defeats an evil vizier. |
1993
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Platform Game. A worldwide release wherein Scrooge McDuck travels
the world searching for the the lost treasure of Fergus McDuck. |
1992
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Point-and-Click Adventure. A North American-exclusive wherein Graham
defeats an evil wizard who has stolen his kingdom. |
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Platform Game. Worldwide version of the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2. Mario rescues the princess from King Koopa. |
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Platform Game. Release in Japan. Japanese version of US Super Mario Bros 2. Mario, Luigi, Toad, the princess travel to Subcon. |
1991
1989
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Golf Game. Release in Japan. The Japanese version of NES Tournament Golf has six courses that Mario and Luigi can play. |
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Action Platform Game. A North American and European release wherein Luke Skywalker goes through the events of the 1977 film. |
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Beat 'Em Up Game. A North American and Japanese release wherein
Shredder steals Manhattan and the Ninja Turtles get it back. |
1990
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Soccer RPG: A Japanese release wherein Tsubasa continues to serve
as the captain of his soccer team. |
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Action Sports Game. An originally Japanese-exclusive, and later worldwide aftermarket release. Kunio-kun competes in events. |
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Puzzle Game. A worldwide release wherein Dr. Mario uses
two-colored pills to eradicate three different kinds of
viruses. |
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Turn-Based RPG. A Japanese-exclusive wherein four young orphans
gain power from the crystal of light and restore balance to the
world. |
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Point-and-Click Adventure. A North American and European release with a separate Japanese port. A teen girl is rescued from a mansion. |
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Action-Adventure Stealth Game. A North American-exclusive wherein Solid Snake defeats Big Boss and destroys Metal Gear 2. |
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Board Video Game. A North American and Japanese release wherein Spot and his doppelgangers attempt to capture all the chips. |
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Light Gun, Platform, and Sports Compilation. North American release. Includes Super Mario Bros., Duck Hunt, and World Class Track Meet. |
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Beat 'Em Up Game. A worldwide release wherein the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles find the Technodrome and defeat Shredder. |
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Graphical Text Adventure. A Japanese-exclusive release wherein a descendant of Takeru Yamato stops a plot by to resurrect dark gods. |
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Beat 'Em Up Game. Japanese release. Riki's girlfriend Mami is
kidnapped so he teams up with Kunio-kun to save her. |
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Platform Game. A worldwide release wherein Scrooge McDuck travels the world finding treasures to remain the richest duck in the world. |
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Point-and-Click Adventure. A worldwide release wherein the last hero king enters Castle Shadowgate to stop the Warlock Lord. |
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Action-Adventure Game. A worldwide release wherein the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles win fights, defuse bombs, and defeat Shredder. |
1988
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Platform Game: A North American and European port of a Famicom Disk System game. Bub and Bob save their girlfriends from a baron. |
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Soccer RPG: A Japanese-exclusive wherein Tsubasa is the captain
of his soccer team. |
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Platform Game Compilation. Includes Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong Junior. |
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Platform and Light Gun Shooting Game Compilation. Worldwide release outside Japan. Includes Super Mario Bros and Duck Hunt. |
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Platform Game. Release in Japan. Worldwide version
of Super Mario Bros USA. Mario, Luigi, Toad, the
princess travel to Subcon. |
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Platform Game. A worldwide release wherein Mario and Luigi rescue the princess from Bowser, King of the Koopa. |
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Action-Adventure RPG: A worldwide port of a Famicom Disk System game. Link has to prevent Ganon's return. |
1987
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Turn-Based RPG: Four warriors of light fight the Lich to bring light to the Earth Crystal. |
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Action-Adventure Game: A worldwide port of a Famicom Disk System game. Link rescues Princess Zelda from the evil
Ganon. |
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Action-Adventure Stealth Game. A worldwide release wherein Solid Snake defeats Big Boss and destroys a weapon named Metal Gear. |
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Boxing Game.A worldwide release wherein Little Mac boxes through the minor, major, and world circuits so he can face the champ. |
1986
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Turn-Based RPG. A worldwide release wherein a hero has to defeat the Dragonlord to eliminate all monsters in Alefgard. |
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Platform Game. A Japanese-exclusive wherein the adventurer Winn
goes to Atlantis after learning his master disappeared there. |
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Platform Game. Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2. Mario rescues
the princess from the King of the Koopa |
1985
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Gridiron Football Sports Game. A release in Japan and North America. A gridiron football team attempts to defeat its rivals. |
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Action Game. A worldwide release wherein people battle each other and avoid obstacles while flying using balloons. |
1984
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Shoot 'Em Up. A worldwide release. Donkey Kong releases pests into a garden managed by Stanley. |
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Light Gun Shooting Game. A worldwide release. A hunter practices by shooting clay pigions and hunts ducks with his hunting dog. |
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Maze Game. A worldwide release wherein Pac-Man eats pellets while avoiding ghosts. |
1983
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Platform Game. A worldwide release wherein Mario rescues his girlfriend Pauline from her kidnapper, Donkey Kong. |
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Platform Game. A worldwide release wherein Donkey Kong Jr. rescues his father who has been caged by Mario. |
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Platform Game. A worldwide release wherein Mario and his brother Luigi have to get rid of pests in a sewer. |
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