Page 3 of 25 · Researched one game at a time
Long-form introductions built from official records, manuals, interviews and inspectable archives—with every displayed image credited to its Nintendo page.
The story library
Game story
The Japanese Famicom original turns an overhead adventure into a chain of tactile discoveries. Stop to charge force, carry it into motion, choose the sword the landscape understands, and keep finding out that a new tool changes more than combat.
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The Japanese Famicom original sends explorer Win across an impossible island with a small bomb, a shrinking timer, and far too many doors. The jump is only the beginning; the real skill is learning which departure will make the next arrival survivable.
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Sunsoft’s Japanese Famicom original sends Jay through a five-stage mechanical nightmare with a small arsenal, a shared energy reserve and an eye for the cruelest possible placement of a turret.
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The Japanese Super Famicom original turns a rising six-column board into a bright little stage for nerve. Match three, keep moving, turn falling panels into new plans, and make the opponent’s side of the screen feel suddenly much smaller.
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The Japanese Famicom adventure sends one warrior across cliffs, forests and strange strongholds with a Diskarmor, a growing body and a set of tools that turn apparent dead ends into routes.
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The Japanese Super Famicom original makes boxing feel less like a long contest of attrition than a feverish study of tells, timing, and nerve. Every opponent is a spectacle; every opening is a sentence you have to finish with a glove.
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The Japanese Super Famicom original turns a stolen banana hoard into a wonderfully physical platform adventure: roll, leap, throw, ride, discover, and—when the rails suddenly drop away—commit.
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The Japanese Super Famicom original turns ruined Tokyo into a tense role-playing city where every corridor, conversation, fusion and moral answer can redraw the shape of a party—and a future.
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A car tears into the future, a blade clears a crowded corridor, and the view suddenly snaps behind a gun sight. The Japanese Famicom original makes its cyberpunk adventure feel fast by changing the kind of danger in front of the player.
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Nintendo's Japanese Super Famicom original gathers four foundational adventures, refreshes their picture and sound, and makes each game feel like a different answer to a single question: what can a run and jump become?
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The Japanese Super Famicom strategy RPG makes every square of Archanea matter. Book 1 teaches a prince how to reclaim a continent; Book 2 returns to the same world with sharper formations, harder choices, and familiar lives placed under new pressure.
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Natsume's Japanese Super Famicom original turns a frontier shootout into a thrilling split-focus dance: move the gunslinger, steer the sight, erase bullets and keep the rhythm alive.
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