Names of the System in the Game

[SegaAges]

I know there are a few for atari, like atari circus and stuff like that, but the biggest 1 I know about has to be NIntendo 64 (around 40-50 games). Are there any other systems that have this? I am wondering because I want to have a set of these for one system, but I know for a fact that orge battle 64 and starcraft 64 will cost way more than i am willing to pay.

[SirDrexl]

Well, if having "64" in the name counts for N64, shouldn't having "Super" in the name of a SNES game qualify? There were plenty of those too. :)

[SegaAges]

I don't know, I just thought of this when I was deciding on starting up a n64 collection. with super in super nintendo, it would definately depend on the game, because there is mario bros, and super mario bros, both for nes. now something like super metroid on the other hand, yes. i just wondered about some other systems so that I can keep my eye out (either that or I will stick to n64, depending on if I can get ogre battle 64 for $20 or not)

[SirDrexl]

I just thought of one, but it's not really a game so I don't know if it counts:

XBox Music Mixer

[Ze_ro]

I guess ZooCube and Cubivore for the Gamecube both count here. A friend and I used to always joke that Nintendo would come out with "Mario Kart Cube" for the Gamecube, and sometimes we still refer to Double Dash by that name.

There's also "Atari Video Cube" and "Circus Atari" for the 2600. Most people simply called the system "Atari", so I'd say that counts.

There's a game called "NES Open Golf" for the NES.

--Zero

[Speedy]

Saturn Bomberman (cool game to :))