Unreleased in Japan: a list of NES exclusives

[Dire 51]

Does anyone know where to find one of these lists online? I've Googled several different variations on the thread title, hoping to find that someone had compiled such a list, but no luck so far.

In the meantime, until such a list turns up, I've started compiling one. It's a work in progress, and if you can think of any games to add or corrections to make, feel free. I've grouped them all by U.S. publisher.

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Nintendo:

Donkey Kong Classics
Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt
Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet
Gumshoe
Slalom
Anticipation
To the Earth
Barker Bill's Trick Shooting
Snake Rattle 'n Roll
Short Order/Eggsplode!
Pinbot
R.C. Pro-Am
Cobra Triangle
Tetris (completely different from the Famicom and Tengen versions)
Punch-Out!! (non-Mike Tyson version, featuring Mr. Dream)
StarTropics
Zoda's Revenge: StarTropics II
NES Play Action Football
Super Spike V'Ball/Nintendo World Cup
Nintendo World Championships 1990
Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991

Konami:

Contra Force
The Lone Ranger
Monster in my Pocket
Zen: Intergalactic Ninja
Batman Returns
Bill Elliott's Nascar Challenge
Jack Nicklaus' Greatest 18 Holes of Major Championship Golf
King's Quest V
Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?
Tiny Toon Adventures: Cartoon Workshop
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters

Ultra:

Snake's Revenge
Pirates!
Q*Bert
Defender of the Crown
Silent Service
Mission: Impossible
Nightshade
Skate or Die
Ski or Die
Kings of the Beach
Rollergames
Cyber Stadium Series: Base Wars
Star Trek: 25th Anniversary

Capcom:

Strider
Legendary Wings
Adventures in the Magic Kingdom
Darkwing Duck
TaleSpin
G.I. Joe: The Atlantis Factor
Yo! Noid (technically a localization of the Famicom game Kamen no Ninja Hanumaru, but the graphics and boss battles are completely redone)

Hudson:

Felix the Cat

SNK:

Mechanized Attack
Little League Baseball: Championship Series

FCI:

Break Time: The National Pool Tour
Ultima: Warriors of Destiny
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: DragonStrike

Bandai:

Monster Party
Dick Tracy
The Rocketeer
Toxic Crusaders
The Adventures of Gilligan's Island
Shooting Range
Frankenstein: The Monster Returns
Dynowarz: The Destruction of Spondylus
Legends of the Diamond: The Baseball Championship Game
Bandai Golf: Challenge Pebble Beach

Acclaim:

Ironsword: Wizards & Warriors II
Wizards & Warriors III: Kuros: Visions of Power
Trog!
NARC
Arch Rivals: A Basket Brawl!
Destination Earthstar
Swords and Serpents
Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine
Bigfoot
Smash T.V.
Airwolf (completely different from the Famicom game)
The Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants
The Simpsons: Bart vs. the World
The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man
Total Recall
WWF WrestleMania
Krusty's Fun House
George Foreman's KO Boxing

Taito:

Qix
KickMaster
Target: Renegade
Kiwi Kraze/The New Zealand Story
The Flintstones: The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak!
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Power Blade (technically a localization of the Famicom game Power Blazer, but the graphics and levels are completely redone)

Data East:

BreakThru
Rampage
Joe & Mac
Captain America and the Avengers
Battle Chess
Bo Jackson Baseball
Caveman Games
Dash Galaxy in the Alien Asylum

Sunsoft:

Freedom Force
Spy Hunter
Xenophobe
Fester's Quest
Platoon
Lemmings

Toho:

Godzilla 2: War of the Monsters
Circus Caper (technically a localization of the Famicom game Moeru Oniisan, but the graphics and levels are completely redone, and some of the mini games were removed)

Jaleco:

The Last Ninja
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
Cyberball
Rampart (NES version developed by Bitmasters and is different from the Tengen-developed Famicom game released by Konami)
Maniac Mansion (NES version developed by Realtime Associates and is different from the Jaleco-developed Famicom game)
Whomp 'Em (technically a localization of the Famicom game Saiyuuki World 2: Tenjoukai no Majin, but the graphics are completely redone)
Shatterhand (technically a localization of the Famicom game Tokkyuu Shirei Solbrain, but the graphics are completely redone)

Tecmo:

Tecmo Baseball
Tecmo NBA Basketball

Taxan:

Magician
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero
Low G Man: The Low Gravity Man

Sony Imagesoft:

Bram Stoker's Dracula
Last Action Hero
Cliffhanger

Atlus:

Widget

Bulletproof Software:

Pipe Dream

Absolute Entertainment:

Star Trek: The Next Generation
Space Shuttle Project
Battle Tank
Race America

Namco:

Ms. Pac-Man

JVC:

Defenders of Dynatron City

LJN:

Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Back to the Future
Back to the Future II & III
The Karate Kid
Jaws
Friday the 13th
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Beetlejuice
The Incredible Crash Dummies
Alien 3
Bill & Ted's Excellent Video Game Adventure
Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six
The Uncanny X-Men
Wolverine
The Punisher
Gotcha! The Sport!
WWF Wrestlemania: Steel Cage Challenge
WWF King of the Ring
Pictionary
T&C Surf Designs: Wood & Water Rage
T&C Surf Designs: Thrilla's Surfari
Major League Baseball

Arcadia Systems:

Silver Surfer

Milton Bradley:

California Games
World Games
Marble Madness
Captain Skyhawk
Time Lord
Digger T. Rock: The Legend of the Lost City
Cabal
Jordan vs Bird: One on One

Mattel:

Bad Street Brawler
Super Glove Ball

Matchbox:

Motor City Patrol

Activision:

The Three Stooges
The Adventures of Rad Gravity
Archon
Stealth ATF
Galaxy 5000: Racing in the 51st Century
Ghostbusters II

Tradewest:

Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship
R.C. Pro-Am II
Battletoads & Double Dragon
Taboo: The Sixth Sense
Danny Sullivan’s Indy Heat
Magic Johnson's Fast Break
John Elway's Quarterback
Ivan "Ironman" Stewart's Super Off Road
High Speed

American Sammy:

Silkworm
Thundercade
Arkista's Ring

Square:

Rad Racer II

Kemco:

Rocket Ranger
Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular (technically a localization of the Famicom game Donald Duck, but the graphics are completely redone)
Kid Klown in Night Mayor World (technically a localization of the Famicom game Mickey Mouse III: Yume Fuusen, but the graphics are completely redone)

GameTek:

Jeopardy!
Jeopardy! Junior Edition
Jeopardy! 25th Anniversary Edition
Super Jeopardy!
Wheel of Fortune
Wheel of Fortune: Junior Edition
Wheel of Fortune: Family Edition
Wheel of Fortune: Featuring Vanna White
Double Dare
Hollywood Squares
Classic Concentration
Family Feud
Harlem Globetrotters
American Gladiators
Fisher Price: I Can Remember
Fisher Price: Perfect Fit
Fisher Price: Firehouse Rescue
Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing

Romstar:

Baseball Stars 2

Electronic Arts:

The Immortal
Skate or Die 2: The Search for Double Trouble

MicroProse:

F-15 Strike Eagle
F-117A Stealth Fighter

INTV Corp.:

Monster Truck Rally

Electro Brain:

Stanley: The Search for Dr. Livingston
Ghoul School
Best of the Best: Championship Karate
Eliminator Boat Duel
Super Cars

HAL:

The Adventures of Lolo (Famicom Adventures of Lolo is a retitled Adventures of Lolo 2)

American Softworks:

Treasure Master
Power Punch II
The Mutant Virus: Crisis in a Computer World

Titus:

The Blues Brothers

Software Toolworks:

The Chessmaster
Mario Is Missing!
Mario's Time Machine

THQ:

The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends
Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates: The Revenge of Captain Hook
Where's Waldo?
The Great Waldo Search
Swamp Thing
The Ren & Stimpy Show: Buckaroo$!
Wayne Gretzky Hockey
Videomation
James Bond Jr.
Home Alone
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
Wayne's World

Sofel:

Casino Kid II
Klash Ball

Seta:

Formula One: Built to Win

Hi-Tech:

The Hunt for Red October
Jim Henson's Muppet Adventure: Chaos at the Carnival
Win, Lose or Draw
Remote Control
Fun House
Orb 3-D
Rollerblade Racer
Barbie
Sesame Street: ABC
Sesame Street: 123
Sesame Street: ABC/123
Sesame Street: Countdown
Sesame Street: Big Bird's Hide & Speak
Mickey's Adventure in Numberland
Mickey's Safari in Letterland

Ubisoft:

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (completely different than the Taito NES game)

Virgin Interactive:

Color a Dinosaur
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
M.C. Kids
Greg Norman's Golf Power
Prince of Persia
Overlord
Disney's The Jungle Book
Caesars Palace

Ocean:

Jurassic Park
RoboCop 3
Lethal Weapon
The Addams Family
The Addams Family: Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt
Darkman
Cool World

Parker Bros.:

Heavy Shreddin'/Snowboard Challenge

Mindscape:

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Gauntlet II
720°
RoadBlasters
Paperboy 2
The Terminator
Alfred Chicken
Days of Thunder
Captain Planet and the Planeteers
Infiltrator
The Last Starfighter
Mad Max
M.U.L.E.
Loopz
Dirty Harry
The Miracle Piano Teaching System
Conan
Flight of the Intruder
Roundball 2-on-2 Challenge
Battleship
Championship Pool

Tengen:

Tetris
Gauntlet
Shinobi
Pac-Mania
Toobin'
Skull & Crossbones
Vindicators
Road Runner
Fantasy Zone (completely different than the Sunsoft Famicom game)
Ms. Pac-Man (completely different than the Namco NES game)

American Game Cartridges, Inc.:

Chiller

Camerica:

The Ultimate Stuntman
Micro Machines
Quattro Adventure
Quattro Sports
Firehawk
Linus Spacehead's Cosmic Crusade
Big Nose the Caveman
Quattro Arcade
Bee 52
MiG 29: Soviet Fighter
Big Nose Freaks Out
Stunt Kids
Dizzy the Adventurer (w/ Aladdin Deck Enhancer)
The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy

Color Dreams:

Robodemons
Baby Boomer
Master Chu and the Drunkard Hu
The Adventures of Captain Comic
Raid 2020
Crystal Mines
Miss Peach World
Silent Assault
Challenge of the Dragon
Menace Beach
King Neptune's Adventure
Pesterminator: The Western Exterminator
P'radikus Conflict
Secret Scout in the Temple of Demise
Operation: Secret Storm

Wisdom Tree:

Exodus: Journey to the Promised Land
Bible Adventures
The King of Kings: The Early Years
Joshua & the Battle of Jericho
Spiritual Warfare
Bible Buffet

American Video Entertainment

Dudes With Attitude
F-15 City War
Puzzle
Tiles of Fate
Double Strike
Krazy Kreatures
Deathbots
Rad Racket: Deluxe Tennis II
Mermaids of Atlantis: The Riddle of the Magic Bubble
Venice Beach Volleyball
Impossible Mission II
Wally Bear and the NO! Gang
Blackjack
Ultimate League Soccer
Pyramid
Solitaire
Maxi 15
Trolls on Treasure Island

Bunch Games:

Tagin' Dragon
Moon Ranger
Mission Cobra
Galactic Crusader
Castle of Deceit

Active Enterprises:

Action 52
Cheetahmen II

Panesian:

Peek A Boo Poker
Bubble Bath Babes

[treismac]

Awesome idea for a thread!

I am a bit surprised that the Famicom didn't get Strider.

[Rickstilwell1]

Japan sure dodged the bullet on a lot of bad games, but they had plenty of bad ones on their own too in their place. They missed out on a few good ones too though.

[FoxNtd]

Add Square's Rad Racer II to the list, and Sunsoft's Spy Hunter. Neither have FC versions.

Gumshoe also has no FC version. That's Nintendo's isn't it?

Oh, and Mission: Impossible by Konami under the Ultra name.

[Lictalon]

Impressive list. You see a lot of stuff that would lean towards a Western market and not Japan (like the movie- and company-based ones, and the bible adventures), but also some that surprise you.

Were many of these games developed in Japan, but just not released there? I agree that Strider's surprising - you can see the Japanese/manga influence in the graphics.

[Mangar]

Awesome Thread.



I never knew Japan missed out on R.C Pro-Am. I really dislike racing games, but I played that one a ton. Truly an excellent game, one of the best games I've ever played on the NES. Really surprised it never got a Japanese release.

[Rickstilwell1]

There are also games that oddly came out in the USA before Japan during the time Japan-first was the norm for NES. The first such example is Mach Rider.

[Niku-Sama]

Read racer 2 by square I don't think got a famicom release

[Tony Lama]

Like everyone else, I too am surprised that there is no Famicom version of Strider. I'm also surprised that the Famicom didn't get Legendary Wings, Break Thru, Silkworm, and Qix! Aren't all of those titles originally Japanese arcade games? Surprising they were never released for Famicom. And Kick Master surprised me as well. That game seems like it was Famicom bound!

[Rickstilwell1]

I just thought of something. Wouldn't looking through a Goodset of roms give us almost all the answers? If the game only says E, UE, or U then that would mean it is either excluded from Japan or the Japanese version has a different name usually made up of a combination of Japanese words + part of the English title.

[theclaw]

This isn't going to be fun... Just a sample here.

Nintendo:
Barker Bill's Trick Shooting

Ocean:
The Addams Family
The Addams Family: Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt

Bandai:
The Adventures of Gilligan's Island

Mindscape:
Alfred Chicken

LJN:
Alien 3
Bill & Ted's Excellent Video Game Adventure

GameTek:
American Gladiators

Romstar:
Baseball Stars 2

Data East:
Battle Chess
Bo Jackson Baseball

Tradewest:
Battletoads & Double Dragon

Konami:
Bill Elliott's Nascar Challenge

Titus:
The Blues Brothers

[goldenband]

Marvel's X-Men/Uncanny X-Men should be on the list, no?

[aryoshi]

Came across something when I checked out NintendoPlayer the other day, thought it was fairly relevant: http://www.nintendoplayer.com/unreleased/strider/

[Dire 51]

Thanks for all the input, guys. I've updated the original post with the additions made here, plus some more I dug up. This is something I felt has never been touched on: there are always lists of Famicom exclusives popping up (usually under the heading of "the best NES games you've never played" or some variation on that), but I'd never seen a complete list of non-Japanese exclusives. Which reminds me, I'd like to include some PAL exclusives as well under a separate heading, but have exactly no idea where to start. I can only think of two off the top of my head: Noah's Ark, published by Konami, and The Smurfs, published by Infogrames.

Regarding the Famicom's lack of Strider: that one's still a mystery, compounded by the fact that the manga it tied into was released in Japan. I've even asked Isuke about it, but he was unaware of what was happening on the Famicom side of things (he only worked on the arcade game).

I'm also attempting another list: a list of Famicom Disk System exclusives that were released in the U.S. as cartridges. That one's not going as well as it could.

[Greg2600]

http://nintendo.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Japan_exclusive_games

And lot closer to home....

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?50946-Japan-only-NES-Famicom-games

[FoxNtd]

Slalom by Rare Ltd/Nintendo. No FC version, forgot about this one.

[theclaw]

I forgot Fester's Quest.

Nintendo Tetris wasn't on FC either.

[Dire 51]

http://nintendo.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Japan_exclusive_games

And lot closer to home....

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?50946-Japan-only-NES-Famicom-games
Those are exactly the opposite of what I'm going for here. I'm not looking for Japanese exclusives, I'm looking for non Japanese exclusives.

I've made additional changes to the list. Thanks to all that have helped so far!

[SparTonberry]

I added some comments to your [http://hg101.proboards.com/thread/11019/unreleased-japan-list-nes-exclusives]Hardcore Gaming thread[/url]
Mostly some of the unlicensed games being from Asian developers (like Sachen, etc.) and probably got Famicom releases.

[ccovell]

I'm also attempting another list: a list of Famicom Disk System exclusives that were released in the U.S. as cartridges. That one's not going as well as it could.

Um, you could draw from this one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Family_Computer_Disk_System_games

[Lictalon]

Useful thing about Wikipedia's video game Infoboxes:

Ai Senshi Nicol
Developer(s) Konami
Publisher(s) Konami
Platform(s) Family Computer Disk System
NES
Mobile Phones
Release date(s) JP April 24, 1987
Genre(s) Action-adventure
Mode(s) Single-player
Distribution FDS disk

I'm much more used to seeing this kind of infobox there (released in Japan, not in U.S.).

[Dire 51]

I added some comments to your [http://hg101.proboards.com/thread/11019/unreleased-japan-list-nes-exclusives]Hardcore Gaming thread[/url]
Mostly some of the unlicensed games being from Asian developers (like Sachen, etc.) and probably got Famicom releases.
I saw that (just haven't logged in to comment yet). The next time I update the list, hopefully I'll have weeded out the Famicom releases.


Um, you could draw from this one
Very true. Thanks for the link. I admit, I've focused so much on the main list that I haven't done much with the FDS list, but this should make it a lot easier.

[BlastProcessing402]

Acclaim:

Ironsword: Wizards & Warriors II

Poor Japan, being denied the greatness that was Fabio box art! :ass:

[Edmond Dantes]

I didn't see Snake's Revenge on the list. That was developed specifically for Western audiences.

I recall hearing that the Tom Sawyer game released in the USA is a different game from the one released in Japan (both are by Square, I think).

Also someone talked about PAL exclusives. I know of one: Super Turrican (not the same as the similarly-titled SNES game).

[Dire 51]

I didn't see Snake's Revenge on the list. That was developed specifically for Western audiences.
That was one of the first ones I put on the list. It's the first game listed under Ultra.


I recall hearing that the Tom Sawyer game released in the USA is a different game from the one released in Japan (both are by Square, I think).
There's Adventures of Tom Sawyer, released by Seta in both Japan (as Tom Sawyer no Bouken) and the U.S., and Square no Tom Sawyer, released by Square in Japan only. Two entirely different games - the Seta game is a platformer, the Square game is an RPG - but both released in Japan. Oddly, both were released in 1989.


Also someone talked about PAL exclusives. I know of one: Super Turrican (not the same as the similarly-titled SNES game).
Yep. I'm working on the PAL exclusive list, and it's on there.

[spman]

Captain Planet?
Mario is Missing?
Mario's Time Machine?
Mickey in Letterland?
North and South?

How about games that were released in Japan and the US but were significantly altered such as Kid Klown or Yo Noid!?

[spman]

Also Taboo the Sixth Sense and Miracle Piano and Casino Kid 2 and probably almost everything T*HQ released (you have some of their games listed, but not all of them)

[SparTonberry]

Captain Planet?
Mario is Missing?
Mario's Time Machine?
Mickey in Letterland?
North and South?

How about games that were released in Japan and the US but were significantly altered such as Kid Klown or Yo Noid!?

North & South was released in Japan.

[spman]

A few others:

Dash Galaxy
Cool World
Rampage
Widget
Gotcha!
Hook
Jordan vs Bird
Last Action Hero
Bram Stokers Dracula
Spot the Game
The Untouchables
Tiny Toons Cartoon Workshop
Maniac Mansion on Famicom is substantially different than on NES
Pinbot
Power Punch 2
Tetris 2

[SparTonberry]

The Untouchables and Hook were released in Japan, and Tetris 2 was released as Tetris Flash.

[Dire 51]

Spot was released in Japan as well, by Bulletproof Software.

First post has been updated with the current list. Thanks for all the additional input, spman. I'm still researching the pirate games. Metal Fighter is so far the only one that I've found that got a Japanese release. All the others, so far, have been listed as Asian or Australian releases, which isn't the same.

[spman]

A few more I'm almost certain on

WWF Wrestlemania
WWF Steel Cage
WWF King of the Ring
(oddly enough WWF Challange was released in Japan by Hot B years later according to Wikipedia, when it would have been totally out of date)
Smash TV
World Championship Wrestling
Breaktime
Little League Baseball
Galaxy 5000
Defenders of Dynatron City
Krusty's Fun House
George Foreman
Dragon's Lair
Eliminator Boat Duel
F-117A Stealth Fighter
Lemmings
Magic Johnson
The Punisher

I'm sure there's still even more that I'm not thinking of as well

[SparTonberry]

Dragon's Lair was released in Japan. (though like the PAL version, it uses CHR-ROM in place of CHR-RAM to reduce the infamous slowdown present in the US version. The PAL version actually seems to run in NTSC, when I play it on my top-loader. But I don't think that is a big enough difference to count it as a separate release.)

World Championship Wrestling is a license variation of Superstar Pro Wrestling for the Famicom.

[spman]

Oh and we can't forget our other Marvel friends Wolverine, Spider-Man, and Silver Surfer who all had god awful US only games.

And the also terrible Motor City Patrol.

[Dire 51]

spman, you've been a big help here. The occasional miss, yes, but you've had far more hits than misses. I've added all the applicable games you've suggested to the list (updated in the first post, as usual), and a few more I turned up. However, I can't find a game called Breaktime for the NES. Sure you didn't mean BreakThru?

[spman]

spman, you've been a big help here. The occasional miss, yes, but you've had far more hits than misses. I've added all the applicable games you've suggested to the list (updated in the first post, as usual), and a few more I turned up. However, I can't find a game called Breaktime for the NES. Sure you didn't mean BreakThru?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Break-Time-National-Pool-Tour-Nintendo-1-/131085245208?pt=Video_Games_Games&hash=item1e854a1b18

It's a Billiards game

[Dire 51]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Break-Time-National-Pool-Tour-Nintendo-1-/131085245208?pt=Video_Games_Games&hash=item1e854a1b18

It's a Billiards game
Noted, and added. Thanks again!

[spman]

A couple more to check on:

Ghostbusters 2 (The first Ghostbusters and the Euro Ghostbusters 2 came out on Famicom, but I'm not sure about the American Ghostbusters 2)
Pipe Dream
Ultima Warriors of Destiny
Pictionary
Tecmo Basketball
Rocket Ranger
Monster Truck Rally
Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle was a Roger Rabbit game in Japan was it not?
Dungeons and Dragons Dragonstrike

[scaryice]

I made a list of this a while ago, should be pretty accurate. It's licensed games that were not released on the Famicom or FDS. Here you go:




Jun-86 Gumshoe
Jan-87 Gauntlet
Aug-87 Slalom
Sep-87 Spy Hunter
Nov-87 BreakThru
Nov-87 Gotcha!
Nov-87 Jaws
Nov-87 Karate Kid
Feb-88 R.C. Pro-Am Racing
Feb-88 Town & Country Surf Designs
Apr-88 Freedom Force
Apr-88 Major League Baseball
Jul-88 Legendary Wings
Sep-88 Jeopardy!
Sep-88 Wheel of Fortune
Oct-88 Donkey Kong Classics
Nov-88 2-in-1 Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt
Nov-88 Anticipation
Dec-88 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Dec-88 Platoon
Dec-88 Rampage
Dec-88 Skate Or Die
Dec-88 Xenophobe
Jan-89 Sesame Street: 123
Jan-89 Tecmo Baseball
Jan-89 WrestleMania
Feb-89 Bandai Golf: Challenge Pebble Beach
Feb-89 Friday the 13th
Feb-89 Q*Bert
Mar-89 John Elway's Quarterback
Mar-89 Marble Madness
Mar-89 World Games
Apr-89 Adventures of Lolo, The
Apr-89 Taboo: The Sixth Sense
Jun-89 California Games
Jun-89 Monster Party
Jun-89 Shooting Range
Jul-89 Cobra Triangle
Jul-89 Defender of the Crown
Jul-89 Strider
Jul-89 Thundercade
Aug-89 Jordan vs. Bird: One-on-One
Sep-89 Back to the Future
Sep-89 Bad Street Brawler
Sep-89 Fester's Quest
Sep-89 Hollywood Squares
Sep-89 NFL Football
Sep-89 Sesame Street: ABC
Sep-89 Sky Shark
Sep-89 Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Oct-89 Jeopardy! Jr. Edition
Oct-89 Stealth ATF
Oct-89 Three Stooges, The
Oct-89 Wheel of Fortune: Jr.
Nov-89 720*
Nov-89 To the Earth
Dec-89 Archon
Dec-89 Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine
Dec-89 IronSword: Wizards and Warriors II
Dec-89 Marvel's X-Men
Dec-89 Short Order/Eggsplode
Dec-89 Silent Service
Jan-90 Chessmaster, The
Jan-90 Infiltrator
Jan-90 Kings of the Beach
Jan-90 RoadBlasters
Feb-90 Dash Galaxy in the Alien Asylum
Feb-90 Destination Earth Star
Mar-90 Fisher Price: I Can Remember
Mar-90 Fisher Price: Perfect Fit
Mar-90 Jack Nicklaus' Major Championship Golf
Mar-90 Magic Johnson's Fast Break
Mar-90 Target: Renegade
Mar-90 Wheel of Fortune: Family Edition
Mar-90 Win, Lose or Draw
Apr-90 Double Dare
Apr-90 Dynowarz: The Destruction of Spondylus
Apr-90 Ghostbusters II
Apr-90 Ivan "Iron Man" Stewart's Super Off-Road
Apr-90 Pinbot
Apr-90 Snake's Revenge: Metal Gear II
May-90 Remote Control
Jun-90 Adventures in the Magic Kingdom
Jun-90 Arkista's Ring
Jun-90 Cabal
Jun-90 Captain Skyhawk
Jun-90 Heavy Shreddin'
Jun-90 Jeopardy! 25th Silver Anniversary Edition
Jun-90 Last Starfighter, The
Jun-90 Mechanized Attack
Jun-90 Rad Racer II
Jun-90 Rocket Ranger
Jun-90 Silkworm
Jul-90 Adventures of Gilligan's Island, The
Jul-90 Battle Chess
Jul-90 Bigfoot
Jul-90 Little League Baseball: Championship Series
Jul-90 Mad Max
Jul-90 Pictionary
Jul-90 Snake Rattle 'n Roll
Aug-90 Barker Bill's Trick Shooting
Aug-90 Dick Tracy
Aug-90 NARC
Aug-90 Swords and Serpents
Aug-90 Total Recall
Sep-90 Back to the Future II & III
Sep-90 Battle Tank
Sep-90 Classic Concentration
Sep-90 Gauntlet II
Sep-90 Low G-Man
Sep-90 M.U.L.E.
Sep-90 Mission: Impossible
Sep-90 NES Play Action Football
Sep-90 Pipe Dream
Sep-90 Rollergames
Sep-90 Skate Or Die 2
Sep-90 Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warship
Sep-90 Time Lord
Oct-90 A Nightmare On Elm Street
Oct-90 Caveman Games
Oct-90 Days of Thunder
Oct-90 LoopZ
Oct-90 Orb-3D
Oct-90 Sesame Street: Big Bird's Hide & Speak
Oct-90 Super Glove Ball
Nov-90 Arch Rivals: A Basket Brawl!
Nov-90 Formula 1: Built to Win
Nov-90 Immortal, The
Nov-90 Muppet Adventure: Chaos at the Carnival
Nov-90 Punisher, The
Nov-90 Silver Surfer
Dec-90 2-in-1 Super Spike V'Ball/World Cup Soccer
Dec-90 3-in-1 Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet
Dec-90 Adventures of Rad Gravity, The
Dec-90 Digger T. Rock: Legend of the Lost City
Dec-90 Dirty Harry: The War Against Drugs
Dec-90 StarTropics
???-90 Miracle Piano Teaching System
Jan-91 Fun House
Jan-91 G.I. Joe
Jan-91 Hunt for Red October, The
Jan-91 Peter Pan & the Pirates
Jan-91 Qix
Jan-91 Wayne Gretzky Hockey
Feb-91 Conan: The Mysteries of Time
Feb-91 Galaxy 5000
Feb-91 Last Ninja, The
Feb-91 Magician
Feb-91 Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants, The
Feb-91 Ski Or Die
Feb-91 Super Cars
Mar-91 Harlem Globetrotters
Mar-91 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Mar-91 Kiwi Kraze
Apr-91 Bill Elliott's Nascar Challenge
May-91 Beetlejuice
May-91 Family Feud
May-91 Flight of the Intruder
May-91 Rocketeer, The
Jun-91 Base Wars - Cyber Stadium Series
Jun-91 Videomation
Jul-91 Frankenstein: The Monster Returns
Jul-91 High Speed
Jul-91 KlashBall
Aug-91 Bill & Ted's Excellent Video Game Adventure
Aug-91 Lone Ranger, The
Sep-91 Captain Planet
Sep-91 Monster Truck Rally
Sep-91 Smash T.V.
Sep-91 Super Jeopardy!
Sep-91 Where's Waldo?
Oct-91 American Gladiators
Oct-91 Bo Jackson Baseball
Oct-91 Darkman
Oct-91 Home Alone
Oct-91 Pirates!
Oct-91 Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball
Oct-91 Trog
Oct-91 Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?
Oct-91 Wolverine
Nov-91 Eliminator Boat Duel
Nov-91 Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Nov-91 Sesame Street: ABC/123
Nov-91 Space Shuttle Project
Dec-91 Barbie
Dec-91 Captain America and the Avengers
Dec-91 Simpsons: Bart vs. the World, The
Dec-91 Tale Spin
Dec-91 Tecmo NBA Basketball
Dec-91 Treasure Master
Jan-92 Addams Family, The
Jan-92 Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
Jan-92 Kick Master
Jan-92 Legends of the Diamond
Jan-92 Monster in My Pocket
Jan-92 Motor City Patrol
Jan-92 Nightshade
Jan-92 Wheel of Fortune: Featuring Vanna White
Feb-92 F-15 Strike Eagle
Feb-92 Godzilla 2: War of the Monsters
Feb-92 M.C. Kids
Feb-92 Sesame Street: Countdown
Feb-92 Star Trek
Mar-92 Fisher Price: Firehouse Rescue
Mar-92 G.I. Joe: The Atlantis Factor
Mar-92 Ghoul School
Mar-92 Town & Country II: Thrilla's Surfari
Mar-92 Wizards & Warriors III
Apr-92 Mutant Virus, The
Apr-92 Paperboy 2
Apr-92 Toxic Crusaders
May-92 Race America
May-92 Roundball: 2 on 2 Challenge
Jun-92 Darkwing Duck
Jun-92 Day Dreamin' Davey
Jun-92 King's Quest V
Jun-92 Power Punch II
Jul-92 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Dragonstrike
Jul-92 Baseball Stars II
Jul-92 Defenders of Dynatron City
Jul-92 Greg Norman's Golf Power
Aug-92 Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat
Aug-92 RoboCop 3
Sep-92 Blues Brothers, The
Sep-92 Contra Force
Sep-92 Krusty's Funhouse
Sep-92 WWF Wrestlemania: Steel Cage Challenge
Oct-92 Felix the Cat
Oct-92 Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Oct-92 Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six
Oct-92 Stanley and the Search for Dr. Livingston
Nov-92 James Bond Jr.
Nov-92 Lemmings
Nov-92 Prince of Persia
Nov-92 Widget
Dec-92 Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle and Friends, The
Dec-92 Best of the Best: Championship Karate
Dec-92 Caesar's Palace
Dec-92 F-117A Stealth Fighter
Dec-92 George Foreman's KO Boxing
Dec-92 Great Waldo Search, The
Dec-92 Joe & Mac
Dec-92 R.C. Pro-Am II
Dec-92 Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man, The
Dec-92 Swamp Thing
Dec-92 Terminator, The
Dec-92 Tiny Toon Adventures Cartoon Workshop
Dec-92 Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, The
???-92 Cyberball
???-92 Punch-Out!! Featuring Mr. Dream
Jan-93 Batman Returns
Jan-93 Break Time: The National Pool Tour
Jan-93 Overlord
Jan-93 Ultima: Warriors of Destiny
Feb-93 Rollerblade Racer
Mar-93 Alien3
Mar-93 Mickey's Safari in Letterland
Mar-93 Zen: Intergalactic Ninja
Apr-93 Casino Kid 2
Apr-93 Lethal Weapon
Jun-93 Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team
Jun-93 Cool World
Jun-93 Jurassic Park
Jul-93 Color a Dinosaur
Jul-93 Mario is Missing
Aug-93 Addams Family: Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt, The
Sep-93 Battleship
Sep-93 Bram Stoker's Dracula
Sep-93 Star Trek: The Next Generation
Oct-93 Championship Pool
Oct-93 Last Action Hero
Oct-93 Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing
Nov-93 Cliffhanger
Nov-93 Jimmy Connors Pro Tennis Tour
Nov-93 Ms. Pac Man
Nov-93 Ren & Stimpy Show: Buckaroo$, The
Nov-93 Wayne's World
Nov-93 WWF King of the Ring
Dec-93 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Feb-94 Alfred Chicken
Feb-94 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters
Mar-94 Mickey's Adventures in Numberland
Mar-94 Zoda's Revenge: StarTropics II
Jun-94 Mario's Time Machine
Aug-94 Flintstones: The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak, The
Aug-94 Incredible Crash Dummies, The
Aug-94 Jungle Book, The

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Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle was a Roger Rabbit game in Japan was it not?
It was, but RR was a Famicom Disk System game. BBCC is being included in the FDS to NES list that I haven't finished yet.

Updated the list with all the recent additions. Thanks again, spman - and scaryice, that list was extremely handy. Found a bunch of games in there I'd forgotten all about. Thanks!