Famicom adventure game Maison Ikkoku has an English fan translation

Translator mr_sausage has released a complete English BPS patch for Bothtec's 1988 Famicom adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi's Maison Ikkoku.

#Retro #emulation #gamepreservation #famicom #nes

In Japan, Crash 'n' the Boys: Street Challenge was called
「びっくり熱血新記録!はるかなる金メダル」.
1992, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001488/

Captain Sigma

Source: Captain Silver
Captain Silver (FC) by Tokuma Shoten

A guest Sigma Post by
@hansungkeebackup.bsky.social

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Shufflepuck Cafe on Famicom lets you cheat at air hockey by making your paddle as wide as the entire table.

Which opponent did you hate facing the most?

https://retro.gold/game/3890/shufflepuck-cafe_famicom_JP

#famicom #retrogaming

In Japan, Metal Storm was called
「重力装甲メタルストーム」.
1992, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001470/

In Japan, Panic Restaurant was called
「わんぱくコックンのグルメワールド」.
1992, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001468/

In Japan, Fire Emblem Gaiden was called
「ファイアーエムブレム外伝」.
1992, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001448/

In Japan, Navy Blue was called
「海戦ゲームNAVY BLUE」.
1992, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001431/

In Japan, Go-Go! Nekketsu Hockey Club Slip-and-Slide Madness was called
「いけいけ!熱血ホッケー部「すべってころんで大乱闘」」.
1992, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001429/

In Japan, Business Wars was called
「ビジネスウォーズ 最強の企業戦略M&A」.
1992, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001415/

In Japan, Solomon's Key 2 was called
「ソロモンの鍵2 クールミン島救出作戦」.
1992, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001414/

In Japan, Best Keiba: Derby Stallion was called
「ベスト競馬ダービースタリオン」.
1991, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001385/

In Japan, Monster Maker: 7-tsu no Hihou was called
「モンスターメーカー 7つの秘宝」.
1991, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001380/

In Japan, Banana Prince was called
「バナナン王子の大冒険」.
1991, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001377/

In Japan, Wurm: Journey to the Center of the Earth was called
「地底戦空バゾルダー」.
1991, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001336/

Yuji Horii and Koichi Nakamura wanted an RPG combining Ultima exploration and Wizardry combat. Torishima united the team: Toriyama designed characters, Shōnen Jump followed development, and Sugiyama composed the music.

youtu.be/bExRebz0zlY

#DragonQuest #JRPG #VideoGameHistory #Famicom

Dough Boy cost 5,300 yen.
It came out on 11 December 1985.
Publisher: Kemco.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0000089/

Famicom Disk System Graffiti

#famicom #fds #duesseldorf

In Japan, Time Zone was called
「たいむゾーン」.
1991, Famicom.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0001325/

Chō Jikū Yōsai Macross cost 4,500 yen.
It came out on 10 December 1985.
Publisher: Bandai.
#Famicom #NES #RetroGaming
https://chihirory.com/famicom-analysis/en/gam0000088/