Hi José, I'm glad you liked it. It took about 2 months to do all the research, grab the material (like the covers and stuff), record the gameplays and edit the video. :)
That's very impresive! again, my respects. And thanks for making this video! it helped me remember a lot of videogames that i used to play when i was a kid :)
In case anyone is wanting to skip to a specific letter in the alphabet, here you go. Also, remember in this video that a game is always listed by its American title first (if it had a release there), then the European, then finally the Japanese. So for instance, a Japanese game (regardless of its title) that saw an American or European release will always be listed under its American and/or European title in the alphabet FIRST. If a title was released in Europe and Japan (but not America) it will be listed under its European title FIRST. Only if a game was Japan exclusive will it use its own name and be listed in that spot in the alphabet. The only exception to this seems to be if the game was planned for release in America or Europe but was then cancelled. In this case it will be listed by the name it used in the first country in which it saw release instead (but will show the name it would have gone by in the other countries as well). Also, a game may not seem like it is listed here, but if the game has a person's name at the beginning of the title (for instance a sports star or the game's creator, it will likely be listed under that person's name and not the latter part of the title like you would expect). Amazing list BTW, VGL. # 0:02 A 1:32 B 12:52 C 28:32 D 41:31 E 57:12 F 59:52 G 1:12:02 H 1:23:41 I 1:32:01 J 1:37:51 K 1:43:51 L 1:55:21 M 2:01:21 N 2:20:31 O 2:27:31 P 2:29:51 Q 2:40:21 R 2:41:10 S 2:49:40 T 3:16:00 U 3:32:00 V 3:35:21 W 3:36:40 X 3:44:10 Y 3:44:41 Z 3:47:10
Thank a lot man, i've found my childhood memories : 37:23 Code Name : Viper 42:22 Daiva 1:06:41 Field Combat 1:16:32 Ghosts N Goblins 1:22:53 Gun Smoke 1:43:01 Jungle Book 1:49:22 Kick Master 1:59:33 Little Nemo 2:01:41 M.U.S.C.LE. 2:13:02 Mighty Final Fight 2:15:34 Mitsume Ga Tooru 2:24:32 Ninja Gaiden III 2:32:23 Papperboy 2:37:00 Power Blade II 2:44:21 Renegade 2:45:42 Robo Warrior 2:49:31 Rygar 2:49:41 S.C.A.T. 2:50:11 Saiyuuki World 2:56:11 Shadow of Ninja 2:59:42 Side Pocket 3:03:03 Snow Bros 3:10:41 Summer Carnival (BEST SHOOTING GAMES) 3:13:52 Super Spike V Ball 3:20:31 Tecmo World Cup Soccer 3:30:32 Doki Doki Yuuenchi 3:30:42 Tsuppari Oozumou 3:47:01 YuYu Hakusho
@leigh I love the original super Mario and teenage mutant ninja turtles but was never able to beat them….did you see the show that was based in Mario 2 or was that before your time? I can’t still hear the theme song in my head.
@cmrwrite: Yes, I loved that cartoon and it wasn't before my time, being born in 1981. I, too, could never beat TMHT but back then, it was cool just having a game based on my favourite cartoon. (MMPR would soon take that spot) I play Super Mario Bros. at least once a year and can easily complete it.
This is really interesting. I find it amusing that there seem to be about 20 baseball video games that all look virtually identical and even have very similar music.
I dont know if this has been brought to your attention before but three games are mislabeled; 35:03 Chuka Taisen is Chuugoku Janshi Story: Tonpuu 35:13 Chuugoku Janshi Story: Tonpuu is Chuugoku Senseijutsu and 35:23 Chuugoku Senseijutsu is Chuka Taisen. Your work is phenomenal so I hope this can help you in documenting these titles so thoroughly.
I finished it all in 2 days! My Game Collection List went from about 200 games to 428 games.. God damn, this is a nice channel! Time for the next console.
You can't imagine how much I appreciate that you made this compilation, I had been looking for 2:01:12 Lupine Sansei: Pandora no Isan for a long time since it was a game that, being in Japanese, made it impossible for me to know its name in English, I played this one on an NES clone in a cartridge with several games and although I didn't pass it, I did spend hours and hours playing it. Thank you so much!
I remember more the japanese games because I used to live in South America and it's common in this lands to have a cheap famiclon for first console with a multicart. Great job I recognized your effort and it was a great experience remember some games from my childhood.
A colossal effort on your behalf! Your videos are greatly helping me to build my own retro games collection. I've found many new gems as well as rediscovering old ones that time made me forget! Thanks for helping give pieces of my youth back. :)
2:27:23 Thank you, this game has been engraved in my memory since childhood and today I know its name because of you, I spent years looking for this game and finally found it! ❤
Very cool project. About half of the Japanese exclusives have also been fan-translated, so the amount of games without a translation is actually much smaller (about 300 at most). Thanks for doing this!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I’ve been looking for a specific game that I played when I was a kid for YEARS and I finally know what it’s called now! Again, thank you for doing this, must of taken a long time.
I can see the intensity of effort you put in to this masterpiece work. Damn, what level of patience, dedication and love for this NES gaming should make you do this video. Massive respect Sir!!
Make sure you guys atleast like the video, this man deserves respek for what hes done. This is just over a quarter of the amount of games in his playstation 2 video.
I came here to see if anyone can help me find a game that I used to really like. It came on Polystation Cassette. *I don't remember the name.* It went something like this: The game is very colorful 8-bit, you have 3 eligible characters: a samurai (wearing white top and black pants), a cowboy (black hat with a gray line, black bread, white shirt and black vest) and a bandit. You have to walk the roofs and roofs of the buildings and from a certain point, you enter one of the buildings. And the first boss to appear was a Knight, one of those who wear medieval armor and used a mangual (a stick that has a spiked metal ball chained on it) And that's all I remember.
Awesome job guys. I finally found "Akumajou special:boku dracula-kun" a game we were so fond of playing back in the early 90s. Brought back epic nostalgia. Will be playing this on my android emu. Respect from Manila.
Zero idea that that was its title,but images of that game I never forgot.We just called it "kid dracula" back then coz the cartridge and the entire game had only Japanese texts in it.
Thanks. Known and played less than 10% of these, and I finally found and remembered the titles of some of my favorite games due to this video. thanks again.
I’m working on building a great collection of N64-PS1-NES-Gameboy/color-SNES-GBA games. These videos helps me decide which games are the best to choose from plus games from my child hood
As Always, Virtual Gaming library the best resource for look the complete catalogue of games of our old systems, for rom collectors like me your videos are the perfect stuff. keep the good work.
1:19:53 Goonies. ( This is the game that ive been searching for. Thank you man. Hope you have a great life. ) 28:14 Burger Time. 34:33 35:43 Circus Charlie. 38:33 Contra. 47:03 49:53 Doraemon. 52:40 Dragonball. 55:53 Duck hunt. 59:03 Excitebike. 1:00:33 F1. 1:09:44 Flipul. 1:10:23 Z Formation. 1:11:23 Front line.
3:25:22 *_Tiny Toon Adventures_* (1 + 2): The boxes say "REV-A", but these versions aren't listed in the no-intro database ? I wonder if Konami lists their first production runs as "rev A" ? ...Or if these versions just haven't been added to the DB yet ?
3:28:22 - I absolutely LOVED this game as a kid but over the years I forgot the name of it yet still had the opening music stuck in my head. It was driving me nuts not remembering the name and thanks to this amazing project, I'll never forget it again (and just bought the game off of eBay). You're my hero(es)!
2:38:21 Growing up in EU I had no idea this game existed, but seeing it was only released in the US and JP I can understand. Funny to see Lindros in an NES game.
Thank you so very much for making this video! You either have all of these games or done a great deal of research to put all this together! Incredible!!!
Thank you - I've found a game that I was looking for a long time, and a few others I totally forgot. But truth be told this list is not complete. I could mention a few games which you didn't include over here but they were definitely on NES. Cheers! For example the Camerica Games from the Oliver twins. Like Big nose the Caveman, Big Nose freaks out, The fantastic adventures of Dizzy, Ultimate Stuntman, Go Dizzy Go, Robin Hood, Bumerang Kid and a few others as well. Cheers!
2:47:14 thank you so much, finally i found that game. I had japanese version, didnt know the title so it was really hard to find it. After 27 years I can play this game again
Guys you can press L to forward by 10s because he put every 10 sec new gameplay will help you a lot to find your game quickly and thank you for who make this video great work
@@SalimPure Because there wasn't any official Street Fighter release on the NES. If you got one, that was an unofficial release from some chinese developer.
Love watching this, I've seen it at least twice. I noticed that some of the games featured in the video have some mistakes regarding regions. Games like "Crackout", "Rush n Attack" and "Zelda II: Link's Awakening" were released in Japan for the Famicom Disk System. If this is strictly cartridge games, then disregard this.
Robotdoom702 That’s true, but my point has more to do with the pictures/titles that are shown on the left of the video, it says (US/EU/JP). The author didn’t put the Japanese titles of the Famicom Disk System games, where non-FDS got their Japanese titles put in. It doesn’t take anything away from the awesome video, just a minor detail I noticed.
It would be very appreciated if someone managed to get all of the Roms together in one single package. Imagine modding the NES Classic and putting all of these in it? Now that would be rad.
You can make this yourself with a raspberry pi. I did it. Cost me about $90 all up for the raspberry pi, case and power cord. I use my Xbox controller to play, but you can use pretty much any Bluetooth or usb controller. And the plus side, you can emulate other systems as well. Anything pretty much up to the PS1.
Ok. You did more than a great job putting almost every game of old days in one video! But I just been looking for two NES games that I never found in any video, and I was looking for them for years now! I will describe both as you may recognize them so you could tell me their names: 1- A game where you where drawing an urban picture given that you only draw using not a brush or pen, but a fixed image of a brick, tree, cars or sidewalks.. And the game had something like a tutorial drawing a building in order to understand how to draw.. 2- The second game is a puzzle game, a SLIDING puzzle game where it consisted of two levels of difficulty, one is that you can pick pieces of the full picture and replace it in order to form the required picture, the other level of difficulty is that the normal sliding puzzle, one of the levels where you were required to form a picture of a witch.. If you could recall these games from description, please tell me their names :)
This helped me find two games I'd played when I was very, very young. Too vague to give any real description beyond colors and "Idk its a fantasy game though" - Ironsword & Legacy of the Wizard if curious. Holy nostalgia trip!
Man, thank you very much! I was looking for a game I played many years ago as a kid and I didn't remember the name, just knew it had very beautiful music somewhere in the middle of the game. I've found it here. 37:23 Code name: Viper (my favorite music doesn't sound here, but further in the game) Respect and good luck!
So many memories, had many of these games. Falling under the EU region it is surprising that most of my favorites are Japanese exclusive titles, with no less than 50 having been my favorite at some point in time.
"That game, is just the epitome of bad. I mean, I know you've played a lot of bad games before, but, no, lemme tell you... that game is bad." AVGN, 2004
Man, you did an excellent job! I was planning to play my old nes games and wanted to make a list. You helped so much. In addition, every game in the video is playing 10 seconds and it made my job easier. Thank you very much.
Fantástico! Vim para relembrar as trilhas dos jogos que tive oportunidade de conhecer e acabei identificando outros dois detalhes particulares: a distoância entre os designs das capas dos games com os gráficos dos jogos e a persistência em se fazer jogos de baseball... kkkkk Ainda assim, éramos muito felizes!!
The title says 1380 Games, however this video has 1374 entries, and is missing the following games: Aussie Rules Footy Donkey Kong Classics International Cricket Mario Bros. (Classic Series) Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet Super Mario Bros./Tetris/Nintendo World Cup Super Spike V'Ball/Nintendo World Cup World Class Track Meet Best Play Pro Yakyuu Shin Data Datach Crayon Shin-Chan- Ora to Poi Poi Final Fantasy I+II Hyper Olympic Hyper Sports Idemitsu - Space College - Kikenbutsu no Yasashii Butsuri to Kagaku Nantettatte Baseball KO Game Cassette '91 Kaimakuban Nantettatte Baseball KO Game Set OB All Star Hen NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 4 Nen (Ge) NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 4 Nen (Jou) NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 5 Nen (Ge) NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 5 Nen (Jou) NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 6 Nen (Ge) NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 6 Nen (Jou) Wakusei Aton Gaiden And yes, I realize that a few of these games are technically present in the sense that they are compilations or re-releases. However some of these games are just missing altogether.
Been watching your channel since I found this series in 2017.. These projects are mind blowing. I found them because I had the idea to do the same thing, but just with all nintendo games.. Turned out you'd done it already and saved me a ton of time! hahaha. Seriously though. Thank you for doing these. I love them and before I knew that you'd done this, I seriously felt like it was something that needed to be done on youtube.. Keep up the good work and good luck with the channel going forward.
Just an amazing, amazing video. Really gives you a sense of the vast array of video games released on the NES/Famicom. Things I noticed: -Quite a lot of the Baseball games looked really similar to each other (as in having the same RPG-looking characters in it). -If I had a nickel for any fortune-telling game on the NES/Famicom, I'd have about five nickels...which isn't a lot but still more than I would have expected. -So many platformers/shmups on the Famicom that were never released or cancelled in the US/Europe -Interesting that the last NES/Famicom game released was the Lion King in 1995 when I thought it was Wario's Woods before...I guess the latter was just the last North American NES release. -I was confused at first why Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic and the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 were missing as well as Zelda II not having a release year in Japan...then I checked and I learned for the first time that those three games came out in Japan for the seperate Famicom Disk System and not the actual Famicom. Definitely awesome.
Thanks so much for this Video. Finally found a game that i played 25 years a go and never knew what the Name was but remembered the music! I watched 2h 47min of the Video in the corner of my screen while working on something haha :)
2:34:02 after 15 years finally i can know the name of one of my favourite childhood games. i used to rent it on a video club in argentina when i was 5 years old. Here japanese games used to be more common than USA and Europe ones. thank u a lot men, u give me back i piece of my childhood :) . PS: i cannot believe it was an anime game (saddly the anime with around 600 episodes its not dubbed at all in english and less in spanish)
@@chowmein0941 In South America there weren't too many NES but at that time was really easy to find pirate consoles and games. It was pretty common to have one even in 2002
a great effort to preserve classic gaming thank you. One correction I would like to add is I got Barker Bill's trick shooting in the US so it was available in US markets.
Thank you for this video! Every time I saw a game I recognized I was like “NO!” Because all the memories came back and remembering it made me so happy! 9:14 3:31:42 These were both my favorites and I can finally hear the beautiful sounds of these games again. Thank you 🙏
No way. Antarctic Adventure was canceled in the US and there was no EU version. English seems to be your first language so you couldn't have played it in Japan… Same with TwinBee. Quit your bullshit.
@@ethanhobbes3476 oh wow you caught me I was lying about something I played when I was younger 😒 *sarcasm* I DON’T KNOW WHY YOU ARE TELLING ME, LIKE I LEGIT PLAYED THAT WHEN I WAS YOUNGER?? Which is the reason I came back to this to find these games. It was something my mom would buy from the store that had hundreds of games, these two were my favorite and thank you for reminding me of this comment.
Same, dude. I played these games to death (and not in Japan, lol). I later found out that the penguin game had a sequel, and it's amazing. You should give it a try if you haven't yet.
Thank you so much for this video. I've been looking up websites that say they have every game on file but could never find all the games I played as a kid but I went through this whole thing and couldn't believe it. All the memories. Thanks so much.
Man, my respects for making this video. It sure took a lot of work and research. How long did it took to make a video like these??
Hi José, I'm glad you liked it. It took about 2 months to do all the research, grab the material (like the covers and stuff), record the gameplays and edit the video. :)
That's very impresive! again, my respects. And thanks for making this video! it helped me remember a lot of videogames that i used to play when i was a kid :)
Hi thanks hope to find the title of the game I am looking for
Im looking for a game too....
Hope you find it! If there's a video on youtube that can help you, it's this one
In case anyone is wanting to skip to a specific letter in the alphabet, here you go.
Also, remember in this video that a game is always listed by its American title first (if it had a release there), then the European, then finally the Japanese.
So for instance, a Japanese game (regardless of its title) that saw an American or European release will always be listed under its American and/or European title in the alphabet FIRST. If a title was released in Europe and Japan (but not America) it will be listed under its European title FIRST. Only if a game was Japan exclusive will it use its own name and be listed in that spot in the alphabet.
The only exception to this seems to be if the game was planned for release in America or Europe but was then cancelled. In this case it will be listed by the name it used in the first country in which it saw release instead (but will show the name it would have gone by in the other countries as well).
Also, a game may not seem like it is listed here, but if the game has a person's name at the beginning of the title (for instance a sports star or the game's creator, it will likely be listed under that person's name and not the latter part of the title like you would expect).
Amazing list BTW, VGL.
# 0:02
A 1:32
B 12:52
C 28:32
D 41:31
E 57:12
F 59:52
G 1:12:02
H 1:23:41
I 1:32:01
J 1:37:51
K 1:43:51
L 1:55:21
M 2:01:21
N 2:20:31
O 2:27:31
P 2:29:51
Q 2:40:21
R 2:41:10
S 2:49:40
T 3:16:00
U 3:32:00
V 3:35:21
W 3:36:40
X 3:44:10
Y 3:44:41
Z 3:47:10
You are a unsung hero
Thx man i appreciate it
thanks brother. long live NES!
Can't thank you enough man. Really appreciated
Dang how long did that take you
Thank a lot man, i've found my childhood memories :
37:23 Code Name : Viper
42:22 Daiva
1:06:41 Field Combat
1:16:32 Ghosts N Goblins
1:22:53 Gun Smoke
1:43:01 Jungle Book
1:49:22 Kick Master
1:59:33 Little Nemo
2:01:41 M.U.S.C.LE.
2:13:02 Mighty Final Fight
2:15:34 Mitsume Ga Tooru
2:24:32 Ninja Gaiden III
2:32:23 Papperboy
2:37:00 Power Blade II
2:44:21 Renegade
2:45:42 Robo Warrior
2:49:31 Rygar
2:49:41 S.C.A.T.
2:50:11 Saiyuuki World
2:56:11 Shadow of Ninja
2:59:42 Side Pocket
3:03:03 Snow Bros
3:10:41 Summer Carnival (BEST SHOOTING GAMES)
3:13:52 Super Spike V Ball
3:20:31 Tecmo World Cup Soccer
3:30:32 Doki Doki Yuuenchi
3:30:42 Tsuppari Oozumou
3:47:01 YuYu Hakusho
Field Combat c:
Thanks!
Mighty final fight my favourite i miss those days😪😪😪
my favorite is binary land, (mouse jumping on strings) i forgot the title... i dont have everything you mentioned...
how did u find japanese games ?
Good call with Code Name: Viper and Gun Smoke and Super Spike V Ball
1:45:22 - OMG for ALMOST 15 YEARS I FINALLY FOUND THIS GAME. TOOK ME FOREVER TO LOOK THIS NAME OF THE GAME THANK YOU SO MUCH
Super VCD? Hehehe
Que?
I have a PS4 and a gaming computer but why do I miss these games. Nothing can replace the good times with NES.
You could buy a NES Classic Mini you can Download these games on it
❗My favourite NES Game:
🍄Super Mario Brothers 1 (1987) 3:12:23
🔸️SPECIAL MENTIONS🔸️
🔥Battle City (1985)19:35
🔫Bionic Commando (1990) 23:48
🏒Blades Of Steel (1989?) 24:27
⚡Choujin Sentai: Jetman (1991) 34:48
👊Double Dragon 2: The Revenge (1990) 50:33
👊Final Fight 1: Mighty (1993) 2:13:07
🏴Knight Rider (1990) 1:52:09
⚡Kyouryuu Sentai: ZyuRanger
[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers] (1992) 1:54:23
⚽️Nintendo: World Cup (1991) 2:25:54
🤖Probotector (1990) 38:37
🥊Punch-out! (1990) 2:39:15
🏁Rad Racer (1988) 2:42:15
⚽️Soccer (1987) 3:03:13
🍑Super Mario Brothers 2 (1989) 3:12:32
🍂Super Mario Brothers 3 (1991) 3:12:42
🐢Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles (1990) 3:20:53
🥎Tennis (1986) 3:22:05
🤖Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1992) 3:22:37
🔫The Addams Family: Fester's Quest (1990) 1:06:37
🤼♂️WWF: Wrestlemania Challenge (1991) 3:43:53
@leigh I love the original super Mario and teenage mutant ninja turtles but was never able to beat them….did you see the show that was based in Mario 2 or was that before your time? I can’t still hear the theme song in my head.
@cmrwrite: Yes, I loved that cartoon and it wasn't before my time, being born in 1981.
I, too, could never beat TMHT but back then, it was cool just having a game based on my favourite cartoon. (MMPR would soon take that spot)
I play Super Mario Bros. at least once a year and can easily complete it.
mario 1 over mario 3?
Yes, SMB1 is the first Console game I ever owned and completed.
@@leighdappa so you're biased then
This is really interesting. I find it amusing that there seem to be about 20 baseball video games that all look virtually identical and even have very similar music.
0:09 did not expect to see that lol
game name?
@@dreambondi fifa 21
Gay game
@@dreambondi Fortnite
XD
I dont know if this has been brought to your attention before but three games are mislabeled;
35:03 Chuka Taisen is Chuugoku Janshi Story: Tonpuu
35:13 Chuugoku Janshi Story: Tonpuu is Chuugoku Senseijutsu and
35:23 Chuugoku Senseijutsu is Chuka Taisen.
Your work is phenomenal so I hope this can help you in documenting these titles so thoroughly.
oh man thank you very much for clarifying the error, it had left me confused👍🏻
34:54 I just recollected playing this!
0:02: 1. '89 Dennou Kyuusei Uranai (1988 JP)
0:13: 2. 10-Yard Fight (1985 US/EU/JP)
0:23: 3. 1942 (1985/1986 US/JP)
0:34: 4. 1943: The Battle of Midway / 1943: The Battle of Valhalla (1988 US/JP)
0:44: 5. 1999 Hore, Mitakotoka! Seikimatsu (1992 JP)
0:54: 6. 3-D WorldRunner (1987 US)
1:02: 7. 4 Nin uchi Mahjong (1984 JP)
1:14: 8. 720 Degrees (1989 US)
1:24: 9. 8 Eyes (1988/1990 US/JP)
1:32: 10. A-Ressha de Ikou (1991 JP)
1:43: 11. Aa Yakyuu Jinsei Icchokusen (1992 JP)
1:52: 12. Abadox: The Deadly Inner War / Abadox (1989/1990 US/JP)
2:03: 13. Addams Family, The (1992 US/EU)
2:14: 14. Addams Family, The: Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt (1992/1993 US/EU)
2:24: 15. Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Dragons of Flame (1992 US)
2:34: 16. Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: DragonStrike (1992 US)
2:44: 17. Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Heroes of the Lance (1991 US/JP)
2:53: 18. Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Hillsfar (1991/1993 US/JP)
3:02: 19. Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Pool of Radiance (1991/1992 US/JP)
3:14: 20. Adventure Island / Adventure Island Classic / Takahashi Meijin no Bouken Jima (1986/1988/1992 US/EU/JP)
3:24: 21. Adventure Island II / Adventure Island Part II, The / Takahashi Meijin no Bouken Jima II (1991/1992 US/EU/JP)
3:34: 22. Adventure Island 3 / Takahashi Meijin no Bouken Jima III (1992 US/JP)
3:44: 23. Adventures of Bayou Billy, The / Mad City (1988/1989/1991 US/EU/JP)
3:54: 24. Adventures of Dino Riki / Shinjinrui: The New Type (1987/1989 US/JP)
4:03: 25. Adventures of Gilligan's Island, The (1990 US)
4:14: 26. Adventures of Lolo (1989/1991 US/EU)
4:23: 27. Adventures of Lolo 2 / Adventures of Lolo (1990/1991 US/EU/JP)
4:34: 28. Adventures of Lolo 3 / Adventures of Lolo II (1990/1991/1992 US/EU/JP)
4:42: 29. Adventures of Rad Gravity, The (1990/1991 US/EU)
4:53: 30. Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends, The (1992 US)
5:04: 31. Adventures of Tom Sawyer / Tom Sawyer no Bouken (1989 US/JP)
5:13: 32. After Burner (1989 JP)
5:24: 33. Ai Sensei no Oshiete: Watashi no Hoshi (1993 JP)
5:34: 34. Aigiina no Yogen: Balubalouk no Densetsu Yori (1986 JP)
5:43: 35. Air Fortress (1987/1989 US/EU/JP)
5:53: 36. Airwolf (1988/1989 US/EU)
6:03: 37. Airwolf (Japan) (1988)
6:14: 38. Akagawa Jirou no Yuurei Ressha (1991 JP)
6:24: 39. Akira (1988 JP)
6:34: 40. Akuma-kun: Makai no Wana (1990 JP)
6:42: 41. Akumajou Special: Boku Dracula-kun (1990 JP)
6:53: 42. Al Unser Jr's Turbo Racing / Turbo Racing / World Grand-Prix: Pole to Finish (1989/1990/1991 US/EU/JP)
7:04: 43. Aladdin (1994 JP)
7:12: 44. Alex DeMeo's Race America / Corvette ZR-1 Challenge (1990/1992 US/EU)
7:24: 45. Alfred Chicken (1993/1994 US/EU)
7:32: 46. Alien 3 (1993 US/EU)
7:43: 47. Alien Syndrome (1988 JP)
7:54: 48. All-Pro Basketball / Zenbei!! Pro Basketball (1989 US/JP)
8:03: 49. Alpha Mission / ASO: Armored Scrum Object (1986/1987 US/EU/JP)
8:14: 50. Amagon / Totsuren! Macho Man (1988/1989 US/JP)
8:24: 51. America Daitouryuu Senkyo: United State Presidential Race (1988 JP)
8:33: 52. America Oudan Ultra Quiz: Shijou Saidai no Tatakai (1991 JP)
8:44: 53. American Dream (1989 JP)
8:53: 54. American Gladiators (1991 US)
9:04: 55. Ankoku Shinwa: Yamato Takeru Densetsu (1989 JP)
9:14: 56. Antartic Adventure / Kekkyoku Nankyoku Daibouken (1985 US (Canceled)/JP)
9:23: 57. Anticipation (1988/1989 US/EU)
9:34: 58. Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika: Genchou Hishi (1993 JP)
9:44: 59. Arch Rivals: A Basket Brawl! (1990 US/EU)
9:53: 60. Archon (1989 US)
10:03: 61. Arctic (1990 JP)
10:12: 62. Argus (1986 JP)
10:23: 63. Arkanoid (1986/1987 US/JP)
10:34: 64. Arkanoid II (1988 JP)
10:42: 65. Arkista's Ring (1990 US)
10:54: 66. Armadillo (1991 US (Canceled)/JP)
11:03: 67. Artelius (1987 JP)
11:13: 68. Asmik-Kun Land (1991 JP)
11:24: 69. Asterix (1993 EU)
11:32: 70. Astro Fang: Super Machine (1990 JP)
11:43: 71. Astro Robo Sasa (1985 JP)
11:53: 72. Astyanax / Lord of King, The (1989/1990 US/EU/JP)
12:04: 73. Athena (1987 US/JP)
12:12: 74. Athletic World / Family Trainer: Athletic World (1986/1987/1988 US/EU/JP)
12:24: 75. Atlantis no Nazo (1986 JP)
12:32: 76. Attack Animal Gakuen (1987 JP)
12:43: 77. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1991/1992 US/EU)
12:54: 78. B-Wings (1986 JP)
13:03: 79. Babel no Tou (1986 JP)
Hi, thanks dud that's a lot of work
Did write names for all the games in this video?
38:43 still one of my favorite nes games!!!
Same bro, sameee. Im too attached on stage 5 ost lol
I finished it all in 2 days! My Game Collection List went from about 200 games to 428 games.. God damn, this is a nice channel! Time for the next console.
*laughs in 1745, including rom hacks*
You can't imagine how much I appreciate that you made this compilation, I had been looking for 2:01:12 Lupine Sansei: Pandora no Isan for a long time since it was a game that, being in Japanese, made it impossible for me to know its name in English, I played this one on an NES clone in a cartridge with several games and although I didn't pass it, I did spend hours and hours playing it. Thank you so much!
35:15 = Chuugoku Senseijutsu
35:23 = Chuuka Taisen
2:35:19. Pipe Dreams is the reason I went to Janitorial Arts College in Flushing New York.
Hey that game looks and plays similar to one Ed Edd And Eddy flash game! I remember I played a very similar one.
1:59:32 I came here for this... I thought it was called "The Dream Master" as a kid. Thanks *Virtual Gaming Library - VGL* =)
DUDE, THANKS FOR THIS TIMESTAMP!!! 😂 Was looking for this game since the past week.
@@JoJo-ql5yc You're welcome!
1:53:42 Nekketsu Soccer League (1993) was also known as Goal 3, love that game especially its campaign and path of wining the tournament!
Yes sir. Goal 3
I remember more the japanese games because I used to live in South America and it's common in this lands to have a cheap famiclon for first console with a multicart. Great job I recognized your effort and it was a great experience remember some games from my childhood.
I had a Plug and play shaped like a 64 and a Polystation they were my first steps in gaming.
They overheated like shit
This was the same in Czechia.
@@Nautilusan Polystation amazing console with those 1000 in 1 games xd, they were all the same lol
There was something magical about the feeling, style and music of many Japanese games.
Vocês são brasileiros?
You are Brazilians?
A colossal effort on your behalf! Your videos are greatly helping me to build my own retro games collection.
I've found many new gems as well as rediscovering old ones that time made me forget! Thanks for helping give pieces of my youth back. :)
Thanks for making this, but you're absolutely insane for checking and recording all these games!!
2:27:23
Thank you, this game has been engraved in my memory since childhood and today I know its name because of you, I spent years looking for this game and finally found it! ❤
Very cool project. About half of the Japanese exclusives have also been fan-translated, so the amount of games without a translation is actually much smaller (about 300 at most). Thanks for doing this!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I’ve been looking for a specific game that I played when I was a kid for YEARS and I finally know what it’s called now!
Again, thank you for doing this, must of taken a long time.
I can see the intensity of effort you put in to this masterpiece work. Damn, what level of patience, dedication and love for this NES gaming should make you do this video. Massive respect Sir!!
Make sure you guys atleast like the video, this man deserves respek for what hes done. This is just over a quarter of the amount of games in his playstation 2 video.
Wow, what a journey I had through NES! Thanks again Virtual Gaming Library!...
I found some games I totally forgot they were part of my childhood. Thanks!
I came here to see if anyone can help me find a game that I used to really like. It came on Polystation Cassette. *I don't remember the name.* It went something like this: The game is very colorful 8-bit, you have 3 eligible characters: a samurai (wearing white top and black pants), a cowboy (black hat with a gray line, black bread, white shirt and black vest) and a bandit. You have to walk the roofs and roofs of the buildings and from a certain point, you enter one of the buildings. And the first boss to appear was a Knight, one of those who wear medieval armor and used a mangual (a stick that has a spiked metal ball chained on it) And that's all I remember.
I know it.but not the name
@@captainscentsible1811 hahaha same here. Do you remember the three main characters?
From your description, I think the game was named Arthur Robin..
@@anubhavroy1656 YES
OMG
THANK YOU SO MUCH
YOU'RE THE BEST PERSON EVER
I'm also looking for the game but there's too many so pls tell me what game it was, it was like a train game but i don't know the name
Adventures of Dino Riki @ 3:58, there's my childhood right there.
Awesome job guys.
I finally found "Akumajou special:boku dracula-kun" a game we were so fond of playing back in the early 90s. Brought back epic nostalgia.
Will be playing this on my android emu.
Respect from Manila.
Thanks Jose, this game is really great, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Zero idea that that was its title,but images of that game I never forgot.We just called it "kid dracula" back then coz the cartridge and the entire game had only Japanese texts in it.
Jose Ruel Pajarion I’m also in Manila and I absolutely love Boku Dracula Kun!
The most iconic of these retro consoles is their polyphonic sounds.
Truly an impressive piece of work! Hats off for taking hours and hours of your time to make this video.
Found it!
I always forgot the title.
1:35:05
OMG!!! Played it once in my childhood but never knew its name. Thank youuu
Thanks. Known and played less than 10% of these, and I finally found and remembered the titles of some of my favorite games due to this video. thanks again.
I’m working on building a great collection of N64-PS1-NES-Gameboy/color-SNES-GBA games. These videos helps me decide which games are the best to choose from plus games from my child hood
As Always, Virtual Gaming library the best resource for look the complete catalogue of games of our old systems, for rom collectors like me your videos are the perfect stuff. keep the good work.
Thanks a lot bro! :-)
1:19:53 Goonies. ( This is the game that ive been searching for. Thank you man. Hope you have a great life. )
28:14 Burger Time.
34:33
35:43 Circus Charlie.
38:33 Contra.
47:03
49:53 Doraemon.
52:40 Dragonball.
55:53 Duck hunt.
59:03 Excitebike.
1:00:33 F1.
1:09:44 Flipul.
1:10:23 Z Formation.
1:11:23 Front line.
Geez, i respect what you've done here.
This compilation is amazing, remembering quite a few from my childhood.
3:31:51 TwinBee that was the one i was looking for
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHHHHHH
This is the game that I played so much in my childhood and I can't remember the name
Coming back here in 2021 to see this video artwork! My congratulations to the channel owner!
3:57 this was the game i was looking for xD.
Bro this video cured my insomnia. It's like relaxing ASMR. I fell asleep listening to the little tunes. It was good.
Hahaha, good to know!
3:25:22 *_Tiny Toon Adventures_* (1 + 2): The boxes say "REV-A", but these versions aren't listed in the no-intro database ?
I wonder if Konami lists their first production runs as "rev A" ? ...Or if these versions just haven't been added to the DB yet ?
I love all your work and patience put into this project, clean and just enough gameplay to see what the games are all about. thanks!
3:28:22 - I absolutely LOVED this game as a kid but over the years I forgot the name of it yet still had the opening music stuck in my head. It was driving me nuts not remembering the name and thanks to this amazing project, I'll never forget it again (and just bought the game off of eBay). You're my hero(es)!
2:38:21
Growing up in EU I had no idea this game existed, but seeing it was only released in the US and JP I can understand. Funny to see Lindros in an NES game.
To think that this video's size is much bigger than the size of all those games combined...
actually pretty common for that to be the case, until we get to the CD games anyways.
22:33 its fascinating that we made a video game about the Iconic truck that started it all.
3:26:41 Finally found the game ive been looking for almost 14 years. Thank youuu
dude same for me . after too many years i have found it
Air Fortress. Absolutely loved this game!
This is absolutely incredible man! Amazing job!
I'm glad you enjoyed thepaganwinter. :)
a lot of awesome games there, still can't believe some of them were running on nes. time to plug my softmodded wii again and play them lol
Best NES Game of all Time: 2:18:02
Lol
Wonderful work! And we can find where a lot of modern games got their inspirations!
Thank you so very much for making this video! You either have all of these games or done a great deal of research to put all this together! Incredible!!!
Thank you - I've found a game that I was looking for a long time, and a few others I totally forgot. But truth be told this list is not complete. I could mention a few games which you didn't include over here but they were definitely on NES. Cheers!
For example the Camerica Games from the Oliver twins. Like Big nose the Caveman, Big Nose freaks out, The fantastic adventures of Dizzy, Ultimate Stuntman, Go Dizzy Go, Robin Hood, Bumerang Kid and a few others as well. Cheers!
and Micro Machines which was also a Camerica game!!!
I watched B-games. Yes, Big Nose is missed.
I'm not aire, but aren't those bootleg games?
2:47:14 thank you so much, finally i found that game. I had japanese version, didnt know the title so it was really hard to find it. After 27 years I can play this game again
3:36:50 OMG I FIND YOU AFTER 13 YEARS!!! THX YOU VERY MUCH BRO!!!
Guys you can press L to forward by 10s because he put every 10 sec new gameplay will help you a lot to find your game quickly and thank you for who make this video great work
why is there no street fighter in the video ?
@@SalimPure Because there wasn't any official Street Fighter release on the NES. If you got one, that was an unofficial release from some chinese developer.
@Marienne And I think you are wrong because Street Fighter 2010 is indeed featured in the video 3:10:04
@Marienne Oh, boy. Yeah, you are right, whatever you say 🙄
You can also use the left or right arrow keys on the keyboard to skip ahead or go back.
Love watching this, I've seen it at least twice. I noticed that some of the games featured in the video have some mistakes regarding regions. Games like "Crackout", "Rush n Attack" and "Zelda II: Link's Awakening" were released in Japan for the Famicom Disk System. If this is strictly cartridge games, then disregard this.
Yeah, I get the feeling this video excludes the Famicom Disk System entirely.
DotDecorANDmore they ARE technically NES games
Robotdoom702 That’s true, but my point has more to do with the pictures/titles that are shown on the left of the video, it says (US/EU/JP). The author didn’t put the Japanese titles of the Famicom Disk System games, where non-FDS got their Japanese titles put in. It doesn’t take anything away from the awesome video, just a minor detail I noticed.
@@dotdecorandmore7480 oh I get it now
It would be very appreciated if someone managed to get all of the Roms together in one single package. Imagine modding the NES Classic and putting all of these in it? Now that would be rad.
You can make this yourself with a raspberry pi. I did it. Cost me about $90 all up for the raspberry pi, case and power cord. I use my Xbox controller to play, but you can use pretty much any Bluetooth or usb controller. And the plus side, you can emulate other systems as well. Anything pretty much up to the PS1.
Everdrive....
Ok. You did more than a great job putting almost every game of old days in one video!
But I just been looking for two NES games that I never found in any video, and I was looking for them for years now!
I will describe both as you may recognize them so you could tell me their names:
1- A game where you where drawing an urban picture given that you only draw using not a brush or pen, but a fixed image of a brick, tree, cars or sidewalks.. And the game had something like a tutorial drawing a building in order to understand how to draw..
2- The second game is a puzzle game, a SLIDING puzzle game where it consisted of two levels of difficulty, one is that you can pick pieces of the full picture and replace it in order to form the required picture, the other level of difficulty is that the normal sliding puzzle, one of the levels where you were required to form a picture of a witch..
If you could recall these games from description, please tell me their names :)
Unbelievable work, great video! The effort it took is crazy. Thank you!
This helped me find two games I'd played when I was very, very young. Too vague to give any real description beyond colors and "Idk its a fantasy game though" - Ironsword & Legacy of the Wizard if curious. Holy nostalgia trip!
Man, thank you very much! I was looking for a game I played many years ago as a kid and I didn't remember the name, just knew it had very beautiful music somewhere in the middle of the game. I've found it here. 37:23 Code name: Viper (my favorite music doesn't sound here, but further in the game)
Respect and good luck!
Hey Ghost-dog, I'm glad you found the game that you were looking for. I'll try this game another time to see how it is. 😁
It was called dead fox in the CD I had
So many memories, had many of these games. Falling under the EU region it is surprising that most of my favorites are Japanese exclusive titles, with no less than 50 having been my favorite at some point in time.
00:51:56 here it is boys
Jesus no
dr jeckal and mr hydlyde!
No... NO!!! 😱
"That game, is just the epitome of bad. I mean, I know you've played a lot of bad games before, but, no, lemme tell you... that game is bad." AVGN, 2004
@@taylorfrench6722 I think the NES had a lot of bad games. Do you think so...? 🤔
1,380 NES Games. That's a lot. And there's a lot more than that. Didn't add Homebrews, Hacks, etc.
Crazy amount of games available for the NES.
Thanks to this I found all the games I used to play when I was a kid ..
Thanks.....and yes Thanks for all the effort you put into making this...😊
😊
Man, you did an excellent job! I was planning to play my old nes games and wanted to make a list. You helped so much. In addition, every game in the video is playing 10 seconds and it made my job easier. Thank you very much.
I can't even imagine how much time, work and effort you've put into this video... Thank you!
1:15:33
OMG!! Was looking for this game for ages. Thanks for this awesome video VGL!!!
Fantástico! Vim para relembrar as trilhas dos jogos que tive oportunidade de conhecer e acabei identificando outros dois detalhes particulares: a distoância entre os designs das capas dos games com os gráficos dos jogos e a persistência em se fazer jogos de baseball... kkkkk
Ainda assim, éramos muito felizes!!
The title says 1380 Games, however this video has 1374 entries, and is missing the following games:
Aussie Rules Footy
Donkey Kong Classics
International Cricket
Mario Bros. (Classic Series)
Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt
Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet
Super Mario Bros./Tetris/Nintendo World Cup
Super Spike V'Ball/Nintendo World Cup
World Class Track Meet
Best Play Pro Yakyuu Shin Data
Datach Crayon Shin-Chan- Ora to Poi Poi
Final Fantasy I+II
Hyper Olympic
Hyper Sports
Idemitsu - Space College - Kikenbutsu no Yasashii Butsuri to Kagaku
Nantettatte Baseball KO Game Cassette '91 Kaimakuban
Nantettatte Baseball KO Game Set OB All Star Hen
NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 4 Nen (Ge)
NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 4 Nen (Jou)
NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 5 Nen (Ge)
NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 5 Nen (Jou)
NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 6 Nen (Ge)
NHK Gakuen - Space School - Sansu 6 Nen (Jou)
Wakusei Aton Gaiden
And yes, I realize that a few of these games are technically present in the sense that they are compilations or re-releases. However some of these games are just missing altogether.
2:45:03 best nes game
I watched the whole video just to find this again!
indeed
THANK YOU!! I’ve been trying to find the name of this game for ages!! 30:58 Casteliar
Absolutely love your work, very nice thing you got going....
I found many missing games, thank you so much!!!
>Sees two guys kissing.
Man, what an entrance! 😂
Yeah it's very "welcome to (most subs) on reddit"
Gay starts in the 50s apparently
Been watching your channel since I found this series in 2017.. These projects are mind blowing. I found them because I had the idea to do the same thing, but just with all nintendo games.. Turned out you'd done it already and saved me a ton of time! hahaha. Seriously though. Thank you for doing these. I love them and before I knew that you'd done this, I seriously felt like it was something that needed to be done on youtube.. Keep up the good work and good luck with the channel going forward.
Thank you very much for all time and dedication to make this videos!!!
Just an amazing, amazing video. Really gives you a sense of the vast array of video games released on the NES/Famicom. Things I noticed:
-Quite a lot of the Baseball games looked really similar to each other (as in having the same RPG-looking characters in it).
-If I had a nickel for any fortune-telling game on the NES/Famicom, I'd have about five nickels...which isn't a lot but still more than I would have expected.
-So many platformers/shmups on the Famicom that were never released or cancelled in the US/Europe
-Interesting that the last NES/Famicom game released was the Lion King in 1995 when I thought it was Wario's Woods before...I guess the latter was just the last North American NES release.
-I was confused at first why Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic and the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 were missing as well as Zelda II not having a release year in Japan...then I checked and I learned for the first time that those three games came out in Japan for the seperate Famicom Disk System and not the actual Famicom.
Definitely awesome.
Thanks so much for this Video. Finally found a game that i played 25 years a go and never knew what the Name was but remembered the music! I watched 2h 47min of the Video in the corner of my screen while working on something haha :)
That homerun in NES Baseball was excellent.
1:35:55 wow, Sky Destroyer melody
Mad respect for this compilation.
2:34:02 after 15 years finally i can know the name of one of my favourite childhood games. i used to rent it on a video club in argentina when i was 5 years old. Here japanese games used to be more common than USA and Europe ones. thank u a lot men, u give me back i piece of my childhood :) . PS: i cannot believe it was an anime game (saddly the anime with around 600 episodes its not dubbed at all in english and less in spanish)
¿Cómo jugaste en una NES?
How did you play on the NES?
@@chowmein0941 In South America there weren't too many NES but at that time was really easy to find pirate consoles and games. It was pretty common to have one even in 2002
a great effort to preserve classic gaming thank you. One correction I would like to add is I got Barker Bill's trick shooting in the US so it was available in US markets.
I was around 5 to 8 years old when these games came out good memories
Lordy, lordy we're almost forty.
@@matttherrien9608 I just turned 40 lol
I loved Captain Planet for NES 29:45 but I never discovered use for the water power. Oh well. Fond memories!
1:45:22 Finally! Thanks a lot men!
You deserve millions of views on this, your job has been amazing !
Thank you for this video! Every time I saw a game I recognized I was like “NO!” Because all the memories came back and remembering it made me so happy!
9:14
3:31:42
These were both my favorites and I can finally hear the beautiful sounds of these games again. Thank you 🙏
No way. Antarctic Adventure was canceled in the US and there was no EU version. English seems to be your first language so you couldn't have played it in Japan… Same with TwinBee. Quit your bullshit.
@@ethanhobbes3476 oh wow you caught me I was lying about something I played when I was younger 😒 *sarcasm*
I DON’T KNOW WHY YOU ARE TELLING ME, LIKE I LEGIT PLAYED THAT WHEN I WAS YOUNGER?? Which is the reason I came back to this to find these games. It was something my mom would buy from the store that had hundreds of games, these two were my favorite and thank you for reminding me of this comment.
Same, dude. I played these games to death (and not in Japan, lol). I later found out that the penguin game had a sequel, and it's amazing. You should give it a try if you haven't yet.
Same for me. I got those two games on a bootleg multicart along with a bunch of other Japan exclusives. Awesome stuff.
OMG I finally found the game I loved to play as a kid and totally forgot the name. Archon. Thank you much man, you're my hero!!
51:13 thanks frist game found it!
Title : ダウ・ボーイ
Thank you so much for this video. I've been looking up websites that say they have every game on file but could never find all the games I played as a kid but I went through this whole thing and couldn't believe it. All the memories. Thanks so much.
3:47:04 at last, I found it! Thank you for this video!
Lol till the end :v
wow! a Yu Yu Hakusho game on the NES, it's looking not bad though
Title : 幽遊白書
I played a different yu Yu hakusho nes game
@@vatsalj7535Me too. Yu Yu Hakusho Final. It was a bootleg game. Was that the one that you played?
I can't thank you enough for your work with this project!