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name	publisher(developer)	year	player opts	description	platform
Acid Drop	Salu	1992	single player	Rarity 4 scarce+, uses joystick. Released only in Europe. NTSC hack is available.	Atari 2600
Battlefighter	Tomy	1985			Tomy Tutor
Casper	Interplay (Funcom)	1996	single player		3DO
DarXide	Sega;Rocket Games (Frontier Developments)	1996	single player	Publish by Rocket Games only in Europe. The USA version was never released. Works only with PAL TV, PAL 32X and PAL genesis. Is the last 32X game to be officially published. The only 32X game that uses texture-mapped polygons.	32X
DCA	?	1986			VG5000
Dead of the Brain	NEC (Fairytale)	1999	single player		PC Engine CD
Diner	INTV	1987	single player	Diner continues the adventures of our favorite chef, Peter Pepper. Also returning to thwart Chef Peter are the evil Hot Dogs. This time though, we are introduced to several new foes: a cheap Cherry, a bad Banana, and Mugsy, the Mug o' Root Beer. Chef Peter has graduated from his humble beginnings at the local greasy spoon serving up hamburgers, and now must contend with pushing food through the Diner to complete his lunch orders. Chef Peter's ace in the hole remains what else, pepper!	Intellivision
FIFA Football 2005	Electronic Arts (EA Canada)	2004	single player		PS
Fight For Life	Atari	1996	single player	Life in the afterlife can be a nightmare for anybody -- especially if real life was a mess. In the Spectre Zone, eight people compete in the annual Hell Fighting Tournament for the amusement of the Gatekeeper. The prize is a second chance at life! Defeat each opponent and steal two of their special fighting moves to prepare for the final challenge -- a battle against the son of the devil himself. Show no mercy. There will be only one victor, only one new life... it must be yours!	Jaguar
Final Fight Revenge	Capcom	2000	single player, shared-screen		Saturn
First Kiss Monogatari	Hunex;NEC HE (HuneX)	1998	single player	An anime based on this aired around 2000-02 in Japan.	PC-FX
Frogger	Majesco (Morning Star)	1995	single player		Mega Drive
Frogger	Majesco (Morning Star Multimedia)	1997	single player	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/qEdAqXYDcD8[/media]***FROGGER makes its way to the Super Nintendo in this direct port of the original arcade classic. You've got to guide the little frog across busy traffic, over the river, and ultimately into his home. Grab some flies or rescue other frogs to increase your point total as you aim for the high score. Watch out for cars, snakes, crocodiles, and turtles-all of which are looking to ruin your day.	SNES
Gremlins	Atari	1986	single player	CX-5257. Rarity 4 scarce+. North America NTSC. 1 player or 2 players alternating. Herd the Mogwai into cages to keep them out of water and from eating. Sounds simple, but the Mogwai really like fiddling with your dad's malfunctioning inventions that tend to fling food or water. Water from a variety of household sources, including leaks and ice thrown around by the Mogwai, will cause the Mogwai to multiply fast enough to embarrass rabbits. Food is everywhere too and the Mogwai toss it around also. When they eat, they turn into gremlins. Gremlins cannot be herded and must be killed. Attract both by turning on the TV. Temporarily stun both using a camera with disposable flash cubes. Gremlins was actually ready for release in 1984 but delayed as part of Jack Tramiel's takeover of Atari. [Zerothis]	Atari 5200
Gremlins	Atari	1984	single player	Prototype 5¼ disk ready to ship but never released (Tramiel?). North America NTSC. 1 player or 2 players alternating. Herd the Mogwai into cages to keep them out of water and from eating. Sounds simple, but the Mogwai really like fiddling with your dad's malfunctioning inventions that tend to fling food or water. Water from a variety of household sources, including leaks and ice thrown around by the Mogwai, will cause the Mogwai to multiply fast enough to embarrass rabbits. Food is everywhere too and the Mogwai toss it around also. When they eat, they turn into gremlins. Gremlins cannot be herded and must be killed. Attract both by turning on the TV. Temporarily stun both using a camera with disposable flash cubes. Converted from Atari 5200 by John Seghers, the same programmer.	Atari 400/800
Hamtaro - Ham-Hams Unite!	Nintendo (Shogakukan Production)	2001	single player		GBC
Karous	Milestone (MileStone)	2007	single player	Karous (or Crows, in English) is Milestone Inc's newest arcade shoot em up offering. It plays and looks very similar to Milestone's last shooter, Radilgy. Both games are cel-shaded and feature both a regular shot and a sword weapon used to clear away oncoming enemy fire. While Radilgy was a more colorful, "happier" toned game, Karous makes heavy used of red, black, and whitish-grey color tones to give off a more gothic feeling atmosphere. The game is, after all, about the offspring of an unholy union between an angel and a human, so this fits the general story Karous attempts to exude.	Dreamcast
Madden NFL 08	Electronic Arts (EA Tiburon)	2007	single player		GameCube
Madden NFL 09	Electronic Arts (EA Tiburon)	2008	single player	Anybody can dominate the game like a pro with EA SPORTS Family Play. An all-new playcalling system features simplified one-button controls and assisted player movements, making Madden NFL 09 the most accessible football game ever. Earn points at season's end in Franchise mode by accumulating a winning record during the regular and post-season, progressing your players from no-name status to superstar caliber, increasing attendance, drafting elite players, and more. Take full control over the pace of a game by simulating a single play, a quarter, a half, or an entire game. Take the field or take plays off, it's entirely up to you. Use points earned in practice to improve your skills and overtake players ahead of you on the depth chart, then do whatever it takes to meet your team's expectations by reaching key incentives that are written in your contract.	Xbox
Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut	Nintendo (HAL Laboratory)	2000	single player		SNES
NeoGeo Cup '98 Plus	SNK	1999			NeoGeo Pocket
Pixeline i Pixieland	KREA (Progressive Media)	2008	single player		GBA
Pole Position II	Epoch (Epoch;Namco)	1986	single player		Cassette Vision
Sentinel	Atari;Video 61 (Atari)	1991	single player	Sentinel was the last game released for the Atari 7800, and the only to be released exclusively outside of the United States. In 2003 ResQsoft Productions released this game in NTSC format.***CX7869. The last 7800 game to be officially released, it was only published in Europe, PAL. An NTSC prototype was later polished and published by Video 61. Atari was so eager to be rid of all 7800 business that Sentinel was published with xeroxes of the the prototype manual that still had the image placeholders and instructions for the printing company in it.	Atari 7800
Shadowrun	Compile (Group SNE)	1996	single player	I just bought this in Japan. Does anyone want to start a translation/distribution project? [ulognep]	Mega-CD
Sonic Blast	Sega;Tec Toy (Sega)	1997	single player	Portage from Game Gear version, only available in Brazil.	Master System
Spider-Man: Web of Fire	Sega (BlueSky Software)	1996	single player		32X
Sunday Funday The Ride Fish Fall	Wisdom Tree	1995	single player	This is a 3-in-1 multicart containing [game=#8004]Menace Beach[/game] reworked to a Christian theme as "Sunday Funday" and two unique games. There is a karaoke game called "The Ride" featuring the song of the same name by 4Him. It also has a puzzle game called "Fish Fall". This was the last game actually professionally published in the USA for the NES. However, it was unlicensed. While Sunday Funday bears a resemblance to Menace beach, The Ride and Fish Fall were likely original publishings. Fish Fall was developed at Color Dreams under the name Free Fall. Color Dreams was a fully separate company by the time of this game's release and currently going through bankruptcy; but had transfered the rights to all their games to Wisdom Tree (which would later be bought by BridgeStone Multimedia Group). However, there is apparently one known prototype of a a fully finished Free Fall. This is the absolute last game for the NES to be professionally published in any region. [game=#8431]Wario's Woods (1994)[/game] would be the last licensed USA release. And [game=#156930]Adventure Island IV (1994)[/game] the last official Famicom release in Japan[b][spoiler=▲;▼][/spoiler][/b] [Zerothis]	NES
Super Battletank	Majesco (Absolute Entertainment)	2000	single player		Game Gear
Time Twist: Rekishi no Katasumi de... Kouhen	Nintendo (Pax Softonica)	1991			Famicom Disk System
Time Twist: Rekishi no Katasumi de... Zenpen	Nintendo (Pax Softonica)	1991			Famicom Disk System
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3	Activision (Neversoft)	2002	single player	Tony Hawk, the legend of skateboarding, brings you into his world yet again with even more cement shredding action than ever before! The graphics, animations, tricks and bails are even more insane than before because Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 takes full advantage of all the advanced features of next generation systems.	N64
Wario's Woods	Nintendo (Intelligent Systems)	1994	split-screen, shared-screen, single player	Save RAM keeps track of player names, high scores, and records. The 2-player verses mode is horizontally split like most puzzle games of this style but each player can affect items the other players screen. Released in the USA in Dec of 1994, making it the last official NES game to be published in North America. However, the unlicensed but professionally published [game=#8270]Sunday Funday[/game] came in the USA in 1995. [game=#156930]Adventure Island IV[/game] was the last official Famicom game published in the Japanese market.[b][spoiler=▲;▼][/spoiler][/b] [Zerothis]	NES

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