Does anyone have a complete list of the Famicom/NES games that were worked on by the team that would eventually become Treasure? I am interested. The only one I know for sure is Contra.
Famicom/NES Games from Treasure
Does anyone have a complete list of the Famicom/NES games that were worked on by the team that would eventually become Treasure? I am interested. The only one I know for sure is Contra.
oooof... thats gonna be a tough one, I'm interested in the answer as well....anyone?
feitctaj !
Maybe I can help you out when this book arrives:
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That looks like a nice book too bad it costs $50 at the end with shipping to North America.
Sorry Ryan, but your girlfriend is in another school.
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Wow, that's a lot of Japanese text to wade through. Can you read Japanese?Originally Posted by Scoots
It is written in English and Japanese.
that looks like a real cool book! nice !
feitctaj !
I remember two:
-Quarth (GB, MSX and other versions also, don't know which ones involve Treasure staff)
-Bucky O'Hare
Actually, only the GB version of Contra have Treasure staff listed on credits (might have still worked on the others, who knows)
I'll get back with more when I get to my computer.
I'm on my C now...
-Rollergames
-Gun Sight
-Madara
I have yet to confirm these myself. There have been staff changes of course, so some of staff involved may have gone back to Konami etc.
I'd love to know where you're getting that info
scooterb: "I once shot a man in Catan, just to watch him die."
This info is from a Treasure interview on a japanese mag I had.
There was a small list of games on it and I meticulously translated the list bit by bit. However, I think the mag was binnedby some bastard before I got to the end, and these games are all I managed to pick up.
It wasn't a recent mag, '98-99 maybe, I never got around to translate it's title.
I'm putting up my Treasure site at the moment (not meaning it will be up any soon) so I hope I can gather some additional info on these games.
The SF Kosmo website names some of the titles that feature the work of Treasure staff members past and present, though the author admits that the list is far from complete.
http://sfkosmo.gamersgraveyard.com/t...d/related.html
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