Famicom Game List

[Gamemaster_ca_2003]

I like to know all of the 1200+ titles for the system and all the protos for it too.

[SegaTecToy]

I would like to see a list of japanese games as well. It's pretty easy to find complete list of US games for all systems. But european and japanese complete lists are extremely hard to find.

[Ed Oscuro]

I like to know them all too, but I suppose I can't say that because I never have known them all. Even if I could find such a list (GameFAQs?) I'm not sure I could remember that many games...

Anyhow, anything in particular? Just want a list you can link to on your personal site?

[SegaTecToy]

These lists would make a nice buying guide. :-P

[portnoyd]

The closest thing I have to a Familist is this 20th anniversary double book I got imported from Japan. Of course it's all in Japanese... but it does have EVERYTHING.

I don't think we have a list we can all read yet. I wouldn't know where to start, not knowing word one of Japanese.

dave

[digitalpress]

Dave, while you're working on the Famicom cart list, don't forget to include all of the disk system games as well. Thanks.

[Ed Oscuro]

Huh, that reminds me.

Playagain.net doesn't have ROMs up (at the moment), but their list of ROMs should still be. That's helpful (but I don't believe their listing is complete). Then there's those gigantic, horrible pr0n-link filled ROMsites...you could always check those out. There's a lot of demos and hacks scattered through that list, but it looks to me like they've got a whole ton of legit stuff.

Anyhow. You want something done, you gotta do it yourself ;)

[Dire 51]

I don't have a complete Fami list on hand, but I do have complete listings for Konami, Capcom and Technos:

http://www.geocities.com/opcfg2/kfl.html - Konami
http://www.geocities.com/opcfg2/tfl.html - Technos
http://www.geocities.com/opcfg2/cfl.html - Capcom

Hope those help a little. :)

[portnoyd]

Dave, while you're working on the Famicom cart list, don't forget to include all of the disk system games as well. Thanks.

Heh.

Well, as it turns out, I did take Japanese class in college, and I still have the books downstairs. I could buy another book, slice out every page, scan every page, translate every name, and link each name to a scan of its page in the book. That'd be a pretty useful list. You can then search each title by name and by looking at the cart/box in the scan. At the least, I would have a companion to go with the 20th anniversary book.

Just gimme a year or two, and I may have something for you. :0

The book, by the way, is specifically called Fami Complete.

Thanks Dire, I have a feeling my translations will be fairly raw, and having something in common language will be very useful.

dave

[TheRedEye]

Dave, I've already got a full, translated list. I'm sorry that I'm not at discretion to give it out, as the author specifically asked me not to, being that it's a "work in progress."

This was two years ago.

HOWEVER. I wouldn't mind, erm, using it as reference material for the purposes of a Digital Press guide.

[portnoyd]

Dave, I've already got a full, translated list. I'm sorry that I'm not at discretion to give it out, as the author specifically asked me not to, being that it's a "work in progress."

This was two years ago.

HOWEVER. I wouldn't mind, erm, using it as reference material for the purposes of a Digital Press guide.

Oh thank god. Sounds like a plan. SOLD! I'd buy that for a dollar.

dave