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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
16 Shot! Shooting Watch	Hudson Entertainment (Hudson Soft)	2010	Back in the 8-bit glory days, Hudson's own "Master Higgins" (a.k.a. Takahashi Meijin) made a splash in the gaming world with his astonishing trigger-finger speed of 16 shots per second. Can you break the Master's record? A graph analysis feature breaks down your stats and indicates your weak spots. Use it effectively to improve your trigger-finger performance. If you get a high score, you can leave a customized signature using the touch screen. Get your family and friends to compete for some serious rapid-fire fun.*** [100]	Nintendo DS
1941 - Counter Attack	Hudson Soft (Capcom)	1991	1941: Counter Attack is a vertical scrolling shooter arcade game by Capcom, released in February 1990. It was the second sequel to 1942, and the third game in the 19XX series. It was ported to the SuperGrafx in 1991 and to GameTap. The goal is to shoot down enemy airplanes and collect weapon power-ups (POW). The game uses a vitality system instead of life system in which if the player is hit, it loses one point of vitality and the player is destroyed if hit with 0 vitality then the player is given the option to continue. Lightning attacks can be used by pressing the B button which sacrifices a portion of life energy. One is only able to perform three loops per level and a bonus is awarded at the end of the level for unused loops. Player 1 uses a P-38 Lightning and Player 2 uses a new plane: DH.98 Mosquito. The game shifts from the original Pacific Front setting with that of the Western Front, in the north Atlantic Ocean. It was the first shoot 'em up to add +1 to the score when a continue is used.* [37]* [27]	Supergrafx
1941 Counter Attack	Hudson (Capcom)	1991		PC Engine
3-D Bomberman	Hudson Soft	1984		Sharp X1
3-D Bomberman	Hudson Soft	1984		MSX
4 Nin Uchi Mahjong	Nintendo (Hudson Soft)	1984	4 Nin Uchi Mahjong (lit. "Four Player Strike Mahjong") is a Family Computer video game about Mahjong. It was only released in Japan using the Japanese language and it was Nintendo's second mahjong game ever made. The player can play against one to three computer opponents using the tiles associated with the Japanese variation of the game. Spreading to most mahjong-related video games after this one, it has become the most widely accepted form of Mahjong to the Japanese gamer. The "tiles remaining counter" would serve as a reminder to players about the status of the deck. [i]Source: Wikipedia[/i]***The first 4-player Mahjong game for the NES/Famicom. A very basic game which leaves much to be desired in regards of interesting features, game modes or graphics, but which is understandable considering the game was one of the early titles of the Famicom game library.	NES
Adventure Island	Hudson (Hudson Soft)	1992	In Adventure Island players take on the role of Master Higgins, who sets out on a quest to save his princess. In his search, Master Higgins will need to equip his skateboard and a variety of weapons as he fights his way through 8 different worlds. Grab food along the way for a recharge and avoid an untimely death! Find hidden eggs for fast shortcuts and bonus items! Enlist the aid of dinosaurs as you take to the skies, or shoot fireballs at unsuspecting foes! The search for the princess will be the adventure of a lifetime!***Standard platform game. Adventure Island was released as "Wonderboy" in the Arcades.	GB
Adventure Island	Hudson Soft (Hudson Soft;Westone)	1986	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/dwxJ7QO3hlk[/media]* [37]* [29]* [27]Adventure Island is the NES version of Sega's [game=#158027]Wonder Boy[/game], only with having the main character and music changed. It is a simple and fun platformer with colorful graphics and really good gameplay and controls. Some later levels are rather hard to beat, especially when you die and must start the section again without a weapon. There is a life bar that functions as some kind of time limit. You refill the bar by collecting food. At the day of its (Japanese) release this might be the best Famicom/NES platform game since [game=#5128]Super Mario Bros.[/game] made its appearance.A mysterious tropical paradise known as Adventure Island is the setting for this side-scrolling action game. The evil Witch Doctor has kidnapped Tina, the true love of Master Higgins. To save her, you must safely guide Master Higgins through eight perilous stages - including dense forests and creepy caves - while defeating all of the enemies in your path. Each area is made up of four rounds filled with enemies determined to stop you in your tracks. In addition, as time passes, Master Higgins's vitality is automatically drained. To keep going, he must eat constantly by grabbing fruit, milk and whatever other goodies he can as he races toward his goal. Sometimes eggs containing miraculous items like axes to throw at enemies or honey that grants temporary invincibility will appear. Use items skillfully to help you clear the areas. At the end of each area you'll face the Witch Doctor, who you must defeat to advance. Go, Master Higgins, go!*A platform game that is simply an altered version of Sega's Wonder Boy. Help Master Higgins save his girlfriend! The Japanese title means 'Master Takahashi's Adventure Island'. Takahashi is the original Japanese name for Higgins. [Jacquismo]	NES
Adventure Island 2: Aliens in Paradise	Hudson	1993	Follow-up to the original Adventure Island. Released in Japan as "Takahashi Meijin no Bouken Jima 3"	GB
Adventure Island 3	Hudson (Now Production)	1992	Adventure Island 3 (高橋名人の冒険島III, Takahashi Meijin no Bōken Jima Surī, "Great Takahashi's Adventure Island III") is a side-scrolling platform game published by Hudson Soft that was originally released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1992. It is the third game in the Adventure Island released for the NES, following Adventure Island II. Unlike the first two games in the series, the NES version was never released in Europe. A portable version was also released for the Game Boy in 1993 titled Takahashi Meijin no Bouken Jima III, renamed to Adventure Island II: Aliens in Paradise outside of Japan.	NES
Adventure Island II	Hudson Soft (Now Production)	1991	Soar into action with Adventure Island II. That Evil Witch Doctor's just snatched your favorite lady. And you've got to battle your way past EIGHT treacherous islands to get her back. Combat prehistoric monsters -- some of the creepiest, fire-spitting critters ever to slither across a video screen! Survive molten volcanoes. Dodge giant scorpions and king cobras. And the action gets even crazier with a new vertical/horizontal scroll, while stage select lets you control play. So sharpen your axe, slip on a leopard skin, and take off for ADVENTURE ISLAND II. It's gonna be a wild ride!!!* [37]* [32]* [29]* [27]***Great game geared towards a younger audience but unless you can play the game for 12 hours nonstop you will never finish the game. There is no password or save game state when the game includes tons of levels. However, the game is very challenging and that means lots of fun. Also with the advent of emulators and save-state features this could be useful in saving your spot and continuing later.	NES
Adventure Island: The Beginning	Hudson Entertainment (Hudson Soft)	2009	ADVENTURE ISLAND The Beginning comes to the Wii console with exciting new skills and elements. Learn how to use new skills while exploring Adventure Island from coast to coast. Search for Golden Melons hidden throughout the stages and mini-games. When obtaining Golden Melons, you'll be able to purchase various items to help you on your adventure. These items can increase your attack power or enable you to reach places you couldn't get to before. Fulfill certain requirements while playing in any of the modes to achieve a "Master Higgins Feat" and you'll be awarded a Master Higgins costume.	Wii
Adventure Kid	Hudson Soft	1991		MSX
Adventure Quiz Capcom World	Hudson Soft (Alfa System)	1992		PC Engine CD
Aero Blasters	Hudson;Turbo Technologies (Inter State)	1990	[142]* [36]* [111]* [70]* [90]* [83]* [49]* [33]* [22]* [52]* [37]* [27]*A side scroller shoot, the best thing was that it was one of the first 2 players shoot ! It's one of the good PC Engine Shoot'em up.	PC Engine
Aldynes: The Mission Code for Rage Crisis	Hudson Soft (Produce)	1991	Aldynes: The Misson Code for Rage Crisis, is a horizontally scrolling shooter developed by Produce and released on February 22, 1991, for the SuperGrafx only for Japan. The game was made available on the PlayStation Network on February 16, 2011. In the year 2020, Earth suffers from a devastating alien invasion. A large mechanical planetoid suddenly emerges from space and attacks the cities of Earth without reason or communication. With all defenses annihilated, the United Nations corresponds with NASA to make a powerful space fighter known as the SWA-402 Ortega, but the fighter fails to end the war. One of the Ortega pilots, known only by his call sign Fox-A, is killed in action. His bereaved girlfriend Hiroko soon discovers his involvement in the Pandora Project which houses the Ortega's successor: the SDE-201 Aldynes. As the invaders attack the air force housing the nearly complete Aldynes, Hiroko hijacks one of the ships and throws herself into battle in hopes of getting revenge.* [113]* [22]* [52]* [27]* [32]The first (or second) Super Graf'x game, of course it's a shoot'em up. The meanning of this game was to show the capabilities of the NEC 16 bits console, it's a classic side scroller shoot'em up with classic options which will grow your arsenal to blast huge bosses at the end of every level. But it has really nice graphics, sounds and animation. When it wad edited it was even a splendid game. Note: 'cause it's a Super Graf'X game, it's not really well emulated well.** [37]	Supergrafx
ALIEN CRUSH RETURNS	Hudson (Hudson Soft)	2008	ALIEN CRUSH RETURNS is the ultimate incarnation of the popular TurboGrafx pinball classic, Alien Crush. Boasting innovative game and control features, this is one Wii experience that you don't want to miss. With all the ball-blazing simplicity and flipper action thrills of standard pinball, ALIEN CRUSH RETURNS has all the visual and digital elements that you've come to expect in a video game, including grotesque, eye-stunning play fields as well as unique Action Ball gimmicks that redefine the fun and excitement of pinball. You can even nudge the machine with your Wii Remote controller. What's more, you can connect via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection to enjoy a variety of features such as four-player head-to-head action, high score competitions and Extra Stage downloads.	Wii
Ame no Hi ha Ooisogashi	Hudson Soft	1984		MSX
An American Tail	Blast! Entertainment;Hudson	2007		PS2
An American Tail: Fievel Goes West	Hudson Soft	1994	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/VyDFcOEKb9U[/media]*Platformer based on the movie of the same name. Guide Fievel on a fantastic journey filled with fun and adventure through the wild wild west.* [27]***One player only. SNS-9W An American Tail: Fievel Goes West developed and published by Hudson Soft 1994-08 in the US SNSP-9W-?? An American Tail: Fievel Goes Westeveloped and published by Hudson Soft 1994-11 in Europe [Zerothis]	SNES
Animal Life: Doubutsu Fureai Seikatsu	Hudson	2009		Wii
Aoi Blink	Hudson Soft (Westone)	1990	[22]* [1]* [52]* [52]* [37]	PC Engine
Appare! Gateball	Hudson Soft	1988	Gateball is a Croquet variant which is rather popular in Japan. Once I figured out the rules it was interesting to play once or twice but the computer was quite hard to beat and I soon lost interest to play more matches. Sadly there is no tournament or story mode. Graphics and sound are nothing special.	PC Engine
Aqua Forest	Hudson Soft	2008		iOS
Aqua Forest 2	Hudson Soft	2009		iOS
AR Monster	Hudson Soft (Hudson Soft )	2010		iOS
Artist Tool	NEC (Hudson Soft)	1989		PC Engine
B-Daman Bakugaiden V: Final Mega Tune	Media Factory;Hudson Soft;Takara	2000		GBC
B-Daman Bakugaiden: Victory heno Michi	Media Factory;Hudson Soft;Takara	1999		GBC
B.C. Kid	Hudson (Factor 5)	1992	BONK'S ADVENTURE™ 16-BIT GRAPHICS ADVENTURE GAME Bonk yourself out in this head-buttin', head-splittin' adventure. As Bonk the Caveman, use your head against Kongo Zilla, Tractorhead and the wackiest array of prehistoric foes ever seen. Be sure to eat your meat-and-vegetables as you power-up to battle Evil King Drool himself. It's a real head-banger! Number of players: 1 Number of levels: 7, plus secret bonus screens Ages: 8 years to adult* [163]* [106]* [23]* [97]* [22]* [52]*** [37]	Amiga
B.L.U.E.: Legend of Water	Hudson	1998		PS
Bachindaa	Hudson	?		Wii
Baku Bomberman	Hudson (Hudson Soft)	1997	The evil Altair is using the Omni Cube to drain the energy from Planet Bomber. With the aid of a mysterious helper, you must defeat Altair and restore peace to Planet Bomber.	N64
Baku Bomberman 2	Hudson (Hudson Soft)	1999	Bomberman and his new companion Pommy are back in a new explosive action-adventure for the Nintendo 64. Returning from a vacation at luxurious Hot Springs Planet Ksa2 after his first adventure, Bomberman finds Planet Bomber in disarray. Naturally, it's up to our hero to catch the culprit and save the universe (ah, the life of a game hero). It seems that the conniving Rukifellth has somehow managed to build himself a black hole, the perfect tool for capturing planets and enslaving the peaceful inhabitants. Bomberman and Pommy must destroy the gravity generators on each planet and capture the seven powerful stones that provide Rukifellth with the power to do wrong. The team is stocked with plenty of bombs to get through this adventure. Bomberman's firebomb is his staple weapon that explodes in four different directions. The ice bomb freezes water, objects, and enemies. A hurricane bomb blows the hero over impassible terrain. A lightning bomb fries circuitry in equipment and robots, and a Navarm bomb packs a powerhouse of a punch towards foes. In addition to the single-player adventure, a multiplayer mode for up to four bombers provides plenty of action after Bomberman sets off for his next vacation.	N64
Bakukyu Rennpatsu!! Super B-Daman	Hudson Soft (Takara)	1997		SNES
Bakushou Yoshimoto no Shinkigeki	Hudson Soft	1994		PC Engine CD
Bakuten Shoot Beyblade	Broccoli;Hudson Soft	2001		GBC
Bakuten Shoot Beyblade - Gekitou! Saikyou Blade	Hudson;Broccoli	2001		GBA
Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002 - Ikuze! Bakutou! Chou Jiryoku Battle!!	Hudson;Broccoli	2002		GBA
Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Daichi Version	Hudson;Broccoli	2002		GBA
Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Takao Version	Hudson;Broccoli	2002		GBA
Balloon Fight	Hudson Soft	1985		Sharp X1
Battle Ace	Hudson Soft	1989	Battle Ace is a cockpit dogfight game from Hudson Soft and one of a handful of games developed specifically for the SuperGrafx console. The player must fight through waves of enemies, shooting them down and avoiding their missiles. The game cycles through various zones, some of which include environment hazards like ice and asteroids that the player must also avoid by swerving around. Of the seven games that took advantage of the SuperGrafx's increased computing power and graphics card, only three of them were specifically created for the system: Battle Ace, Aldynes and Madouou Granzort. Battle Ace was the first game to be released for the system.* [1]The Japanese title reads approximately [i]Batoru Eesu[/i] (Battle Ace).**Hudson didn't do themselves a favor when releasing Battle Ace as launch title for the SuperGrafx console. The game is a shooter in "[game=#16657]After Burner[/game]" and "[game=#10863]Space Harrier[/game]" tradition, but doesn't reach the quality of said games. Maybe a game with pseudo-3D was chosen to show some of the new consoles graphical capabilities. Problem here is that the graphics are not good looking at all. The action itself is a mixture of constantly pressing the fire button in the hopes to bring an enemy down by pure luck, whilst trying to wildly outmaneuver incoming missiles.	Supergrafx
Battle Grand Prix	Hudson (Naxact Soft)	1992		SNES
Battle Heat	Hudson (Hudson Soft)	1994		PC-FX
Battle Lode Runner	Hudson (Hudson Soft)	1993	This is the first game originally released only in Japan to be available on the Wii Virtual Console for another region (on April 2007).* [32]*This upgraded edition to the famous Lode Runner series includes a 5-player versus mode. Gold funds have been stolen from the Time Machine Research Center, and the group responsible used a time machine to escape and hide the gold throughout time. The center sends an elite team of "Runners" to go and retrieve the gold. In addition to the familiar Puzzle mode, the game features Battle mode, where up to 5 players can compete, and Edit mode, where you can create your own original stages. You can enjoy Battle mode in a number of different ways. Be the last one standing to win in Survival. Grab items from enemies and escape to win in Escape. With 4 players, you can separate into two teams to do battle in Tag Match.	PC Engine
Beauty and the Beast	Hudson (Hudson Soft)	1994		SNES
Beauty and the Beast	Sunsoft;Hudson Soft (Probe)	1994		NES
Beyblade Fighting Tournament	Hudson Soft	2000		GBC
Beyblade: Metal Fusion	Hudson Soft	2010		Nintendo DS

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