What game do you have the most versions of?

[Emperor Megas]

I'm not asking which games which are part of a series do you own the most installments of, i.e. if you have every Final Fantasy game, but rather what single title(s) do you own the most versions of.

For example, I have Columns for the:

1. Coleco Sonic 20-in-1 Handheld
2. Game Gear
3. Game Gear (Japanese version)
4. Genesis
5. PS2 (SEGA Classics Collection)
6. PS2 (SEGA Genesis Collection)
7. PSP (SEGA Genesis Collection)
8. SEGA CD (SEGA Classics compilation disc)
9. SEGA Master System
10. XBOX360 (Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection)

I'm not sure if I have more versions of this game floating around, but I wouldn't be surprised at all. I also doubt that Columns is the game I have the most versions of. I just used it as the first example I could think of. I'll have to really think about what the most prolific title in my collection is. What about you guys?

[Tokimemofan]

Tokimeki Memorial, I have it on the PC Engine, Super Famicom, Gameboy, and 2 copies of the Sega Saturn version.

[treismac]

Pac-Man

1) Atari 2600
2) NES Namco version
3) NES Tengen Version
4) Jakks Plug n' Play Super Pac-Man
5) PS2 Namco 50th Anniversary
6) PS2 Namco Museum
7) Gamecube Pac-Man vs & Pac-Man World 2 Bundle (it is in the arcade)
8) Wii Namco Museum Megamix

[Scissors]

I think I have more copies of Final Fantasy II/IV than any other game. I have:

Final Fantasy II (US SNES)
Final Fantasy IV (Japanese PS1, part of Final Fantasy Collection)
Final Fantasy IV (US PS1, part of Final Fantasy Chronicles)
Final Fantasy IV Advance (US GBA)
Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection (US PSP)

I used to have the stand alone Japanese PS1 version too, but sold it a year or two ago. I may get the Super Famicom, DS, and Wonderswan versions at some point.

Edit: After thinking about it a few moments, I realized I have just as many versions of Final Fantasy III/VI:

Final Fantasy III (US SNES)
Final Fantasy VI (Japanese Super Famicom)
Final Fantasy VI (Japanese PS1, part of Final Fantasy Collection)
Final Fantasy VI (US PS1, part of Final Fantasy Anthology)
Final Fantasy VI Advance (US GBA)

[davidbrit2]

Probably Pac-Man.

Atari 2600
Atari 5200
Atari 400/800
Intellivision
TI 99 (Not 100% sure going from memory)
C64
Vic 20 (Cartridge quit working - need a replacement)
Coleco tabletop arcade
MGA handheld
Entex handheld (Pac-Man 2)
GBA (Pac-Man Collection)
Super Pac-Man plug-and-play

[kupomogli]

Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy 4. No imports, but I have two copies of the first game on NES as well as every other version that's had a physical release in the US.

Final Fantasy (NES)
Final Fantasy (NES)
Final Fantasy Origins (PSX)
Final Fantasy Dawn of Souls (GBA)
Final Fantasy (PSP)

Final Fantasy 4 (SNES)
Final Fantasy Chronicles (PSX)
Final Fantasy 4 Advance (GBA)
Final Fantasy 4 (DS)
Final Fantasy 4 Complete Collection (PSP)

[kedawa]

I actually don't have any right now.

[Bloodreign]

Multiple versions of the Gradius games, and Bubble Bobble. Super Ghouls N Ghosts on the other hand:

1) SNES
2) GBA
3) PSP
4) PS2
5) PS1
6) SAT

[Guyra]

I've got eleven different variants of King's Field II(King's Field in EU and US) for the PS1:
- Four of five different Japanese variants.
- All three different North American variants.
- Four different European variants, including a promo disc.

I'm only missing that one Japanese variant, and the only difference between it and a variant I've got that has the same identical looks to it("The Best" rerelease), is the software version of the game - one is v1.8A, the other is v1.8B. I've got the latter, and it is more common. Not easy to find!

[hellraiser]

Mortal kombat 2

Snes
Genesis
Ps3
Gameboy

[sloan]

Donkey Kong
VCS
Intellivision
Colecovision
5200
7800
NES (DK)
NES (DK Classics)

Pac Man
VCS
Intellivision
5200
7800 (Pac Man Collection)
NES (Namco)
NES (Tengen)
PSX (Namco Museum)
N64 (Namco Museum)
Gamecube (Namco Museum)
PS2 (Namco Museum)
Jaaks Pacific handheld (2)

Ms. Pac Man
VCS
5200
7800
Genesis
SNES
PSX (Namco Museum)
N64 (Namco Museum)
Gamecube (Namco Museum)
PS2 (Namco Museum)

[T2KFreeker]

DOOM:
SNES
32X
Jaguar
3DO
Playstation
XBOX
GBA
I'd say N64 but it's DOOM 64 and even though some people say it's the same, I never understood this as it's not the same game, damnit!

[The 1 2 P]

I started a similiar thread way back when. My answer would be Castlevania: SOTN. I have 6 copies on 4 different platforms.

[SparTonberry]

I guess the winner for me is a tie between Final Fantasy II (FC, PS1, WS, GBA, PSP), and IV (SNES, PS1, GBA, DS, PSP) and Metroid (both NES cover variants, Zero Mission, Famicom Mini and 3DS VC).
I've got both Metroid Fusion and Prime, didn't that unlock another Metroid port on one of them? If so, that takes the win.

[Shulamana]

For me, it's a tie between Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen (imagine that, it's my namesake!), Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together, and Final Fantasy IV.

MOBQ

Super Famicom
SNES
Sega Saturn (JP)
PlayStation

Tactics Ogre

Super Famicom
Sega Saturn (JP)
PlayStation
PSP.

Final Fantasy IV

SNES
PlayStation (Final Fantasy Chronicles)
GBA
PSP

Technically Final Fantasy IV would win since I actually own a copy for the DS but it's in my "to sell" box so not really part of the collection per se. I'm currently in the middle of building up my Ogre Battle series collection but since the Tactics Ogre was never released on the SNES and MOBQ was never released on the PSP they will remain forever tied for the lead.

[Tyalmath]

Myst.

I own the game on numerous platforms, but I've probably got 10-15 variants of it on PC and Mac alone.

[csgx1]

Street Fighter II Champion Edition:

Arcade
SNES
Genesis
Saturn
PC Engine

[Ryudo]

Ys series

YS I & II
PC Engine
DS
PSP
Famicom
Master System
Wii VC

Ys III
SNES
Genesis
PSP

YS VI
PSP
PS2

[rolenta]

I have Klax for the following systems:

1. Atari 2600
2. Atari 5200
3. Atari 7800
4. Atari Lynx
5. NES
6. Gameboy
7. Gameboy Color
8. Gameboy Advance
9. Sega Master System
10. Sega Genesis
11. Sega Game Gear
12. TurbiGrafx-16

[madman77]

Probably either Pac-Man or Ms. Pac-Man for me. Off the top of my head I've got Pac-Man on the 2600 (what a piece of crap), 5200, INTV, NES, Neo-Geo Color Pocket, N64 via Namco Museum and I think the PSX Namco Museum.