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11:50 pm
February 11, 2013
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Does anyone know of any good Super Famicom games? I have Mario & Wario and Mario Super Picross.
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February 11, 2012
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You know what, I’m starting to dabble in Super Famicom games. Take a look at Super Back to the Future II, Go Go Ackman,Magical Pop’n, and Magical Quest 3 on Youtube for starters to see if you might like those games.
There are just a ton of SFC games that need to be uncovered!
10:56 pm
February 11, 2013
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Thank you for the advice I also heard that some games like Super Double Dragon have more content on the Super Famicom then the SNES.
11:16 pm
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March 14, 2012
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*Ahem:
DoReMi Fantasyi- Best platformer that never came here! Up there with Mario
Jaki Crush-Forgotten member of the Crush pinball games
King of Demons-Great horror-themed action title
Macross: Scrambled Valkyrie-One of the best shooters on the system
Battle Cross: Great racer ala Mario Kart that allows 5 players!!!
Meet Tosanoma Alright Number 1!-very strange and um…Masculine(Yeah, Masculine!) version of Pocky and Rocky
The Firemen-also available in PAL, one of the finest action games on the system
R2: Rendering Ranger-Good shooter, but it goes for silly prices now
Umihara Kawase-Strange game that is hard to describe. Rubber Banding puzzler maybe?
Sutte Hakkun-competes with Tetris attack and Bust-A-Move for best puzzler on the system
Gundam Wing: Endless Duel: The best damn fighter that never came here!
Magical Po’p’n: A cuter and more linear take on Metroid try it and you’ll like it
All of these are playable without Japanese and are a great place to start!! If you HAVE to have them in english there are reproduction carts for most of these!
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10:39 am
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February 12, 2013
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man a lot of those games are so bizarre.. just when you think you have the entire library nail down you still have all of the games that didn’t make it to the United States.
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May 23, 2012
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HectorVenezula said
Thank you for the advice I also heard that some games like Super Double Dragon have more content on the Super Famicom then the SNES.
Welcome Hector. You are correct in what you say, certain titles that got a seperate JPN & US release did have different content. Mostly minor but you can be sure that the Japanese won’t have cut any nudity, violence or religious references.
I can’t name every game with differences but an example would be the Titanic/Poseiden Adventure inspired game S.O.S or Septentrion as it’s known in Jpn. The US version has the bar scene completely cut, in fact you can’t even enter the bar, the doors to it are simply closed without allowing access.
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t3tr1s said
man a lot of those games are so bizarre.. just when you think you have the entire library nail down you still have all of the games that didn’t make it to the United States.
I admire the Jpn side of SNES gaming so much. Mongunzoo has already come out with some exceptional titles in this topic, my personal fave of his list being King Of Demons. I hope to be able to give you all some mini-reviews of some incredible and lesser-known games myself in the future.
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February 12, 2013
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I really want to play clock tower but it is Japanese only, I need to acquire a reproduction cartridge.
8:12 pm
February 11, 2013
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Instead of buying a reproduction cartridge you can do what I do take the SNES games apart and switch the game boards on the inside. I took my old Sim City 2000 that doesn’t save anymore and turned it into Mario Super Picross.
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Sadly, many of the games Mongunzoo mentions are prohibitively expensive, or at least very expensive though. Otherwise its a good list as such. Just be prepared to spend money, especially if you have to go through ebay, like most of us do.
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grimm said
Sadly, many of the games Mongunzoo mentions are prohibitively expensive, or at least very expensive though. Otherwise its a good list as such. Just be prepared to spend money, especially if you have to go through ebay, like most of us do.
Well that’s eBay for you grimm, your spot on btw. Those games on Mon’s list are all playable without knowing any Japanese but as a growing trend we’re seeing playable imports getting more and more expensive. For instance on that list I can say that King of Demons, DoReMi Fantasy, Magical Pop’n, Sutte Hakkun and Deae Tonosama Appare Ichiban are all v.expensive already. Rendering Ranger had such a small number that its rare enough that sellers won’t let it go for less than hundred’s.
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HectorVenezula said
Thank you for the advice I also heard that some games like Super Double Dragon have more content on the Super Famicom then the SNES.
This is a good idea provided the SFC game you have doesn’t have a lot of Japanese text in it. Otherwise you will have to either understand Japanese, buy a repro, or do your own translation.
11:22 am
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February 12, 2013
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I am turning Japanese I really think so. Lol!
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t3tr1s said
I am turning Japanese I really think so. Lol!
It’d help with playing some of there text heavy games that’s for sure
2:04 pm
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February 12, 2013
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I would rather get a fan made translation lol
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May 23, 2012
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There’s plenty of translated reproductions available. I’ve already mentioned two in other threads but here is a good list with comments that someone on a different forum has provided if it’s of any use to our members here.
http://www.nintendoage.com/for…..adid=57823
6:42 pm
February 11, 2013
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If you buy a game that doesn’t have to much Japanese text you can just make your own reproduction with some sports game it saves time and money.
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February 12, 2013
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How do you make the labels Hector?
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10:15 pm
February 11, 2013
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I just use photoshop or gimp and then I made it the correct dimension. Then you can print on sticker or label paper if you don’t have a nice printer just get it done at a place that does photos.
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