Capcom NES import games we never got in the United States
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Capcom was one of the best game companies on NES, but there were a few games that never quite made it out of Japan to the United States. Here's a quick look at every Capcom that didn't come out here in the States.
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That Mega Man game is like a Mario Party precursor
That baseball sim would have been a killer app for the NES.
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Love these
Man this makes wanna import some of Capcom's Japanese exclusive game for the Famicom and enjoy them on my NES since I already have a 72 to 60 pin adapter. This reminds of my cousin who used to import a lot of Famicom and of them is Capcom's Japanese exclusive Sweet Home the predecessor of the game horror survival genre the grandfather of Resident Evil.
Sweet Home, the legendary precursor of the Biohazard/Resident Evil series.
I didn’t know there was a text adventure based on A Taxing Woman! The rendution of the main character is really spot-on, as anyone who saw that movie will recognize her. :)
Oh boy, a Megaman board game...
Love these videos about NES/Famicom games. There is a prototype of the unreleased NES localized version of Higemaru named Makai Island, and I think that a localized version of Rockboard was planned too.
Son Son is such an addictive game.
Glad I got Sweet Home on a reproduction cartridge and it's translated. Crazy fact is that Sweet Home was gonna be remade for the Playstation except Capcom lost the rights to the movie, Sweet Home. So they made Resident Evil/Biohazard instead with inspiration.
They should do a remake for the Switch and give it the treatment like Oddworld: New & Tasty. That would be cool.
That makes sense.
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Great video!
Great topic. Great start to my weekend. 🎉
You made this video for me. I’m working on collecting a complete NES/Famicom capcom set.
i friggin' love pirate ship higemaru ! didn't know there was a different famicom version. cool
I first came across Son Son on the PS2 Capcom arcade (classic) collection. A USA release would have been a big hit. Great game.
Yes it's also on the PSP Capcom collection as well
The Tenchi wo Kurau games are also arcade beat-em-ups. Amazing games, especially II.
Still have yet to play Sweet Home.
I only know Son Son because the main characters granddaughter is the Son Son you play in Marvel vs Capcom 2, but I have indeed heard of Sweet Home and wish I could play it... but alas. Licensing issues...
Sweet Home holds up incredibly well. Look for the translated grey market release.
I don't understand why we never got Dig Dug and Mappy. Splatter House would have been nice to have as well.
Son Son is the first game on Capcom Arcade Second Stadium. :)
I dont think there was a single game in that list that I wouldn't enjoy. And Sweet Home, I must get around to at some point 😎👍
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I expected to be familiar with all of these, but I really only know Higemaru, Sonson, Sweet Home, and the Mega Man board game. Higemaru was pretty neat; it takes a little while to get going, but some of the islands you explore toward the end of the game are WILD. Sonson, I've played, but I'm more familiar with the sequel for TurboGrafx-16, which I think was also exclusive to Japan, but I don't remember who made it; don't think it was Capcom.
I really like these imported games videos! Love it!
Should have been called Resident Evil: Sweet Home
Son Son was one of the games included on Capcom's Classics Collection Vol. 1 and it is also available on Capcom's Arcade Stadium #2.
I could tell that Son Son port was done by Micronics before I even looked it up, because it appears to be 30 fps, like their other ports (1942, Ghost n Goblins).
Great new series!
I didn't know who Sonson was until Marvel vs. Capcom 2. 😂😂😂
Wow some of these games I never knew Capcom made. Thanks for that JohnRiggs. 😀
After recently playing capcoms Commando I was supprised how glitchy it is, I thought the cart slot was faulty lol.✌️
I have SonSon on Switch through Capcom Arcade Stadium its addicting my favorite genre is shoot em ups and SonSon has some of that and Capcom had some awesome shoot em ups 1941 1943 1944 19xx and Gigawing being my favorites
Didn't Namco have tons of Japan-only NES releases? That may be a good company to cover next for a topic like this! ;)
Very! That will be a future video.
What else is new. There are so many good games never released. What I never understood was the whole regional lockout. Wouldn't it make more cost effective to use a single cart shape across the board? And if some of the Japanese games made it east-- how many businesses ever say no to more revenue?
Would like to see all these get rom translations!
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Most people know sonson from mvc2 sonson was featured ad a playable fighter in it.
I checked the Ide Yousuke Mahjong one this morning. There are input options for the Mahjong controller on Nestopia, Mesen and fceux. Wish I would have known about the special controller before buying it.
I used to have a Japanese NES platformer which translated to Devil Spirit or something similar. I sold it years ago and have never seen it again. It was definitely a platformer and not Devil World.
I'll have to do some research to find it
John, I was mistaken! It was Satan Den aka GeGeGe no Kitaro later on released as Ninja Kid but there was a knockoff cart called Satan Den released in 1986.
That baseball game that you showed time stamp 4:04 looks like it plays a lot like the usa game tecmo cup soccer
I believe I have Son Son on Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 1 for PS2.
I need one of those hats 🧢🧢
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That first title looks pretty good for early NES. The game also gives me Goof Troop (SNES) vibes. I suspect they have some similar staff members.
Son son 2 is a fun game, only 1 life and no continues makes it difficult but it plays super well.
Not on the list because it was never released at all, but there was some magazine image of an in-progress version of a home port of Black Dragon?! (Black Tiger over here) still bummed to this day that one never actually materialized. BT was probably my all time favorite of Capcom's early arcade releases. Also I understand Sweet Home was also a movie? would make sense with some of these other licensed tie-ins here.
Shocked a few of those did not come out in the USA. Especially at the end of the run of NES. All they had to do would be to translate & put in a NES cartridge and release.
You gotta give some love to Rndstranger channel who has a famidaily series of every single famicom game reviewed with trivia in order of release!
I also love how it seemed japan had a lot more adventure games like baseball centered murder mystery 😊
3:37 It seems to play similar to Captain Tsubasa from TECMO
From what I understand about Rockboard, Capcom or Nintendo America, I'm not sure which, felt that the game promoted gambling which is why it wasn't released in the States.
John Riggs, wish I could search through your collection
YOU SIR HAVE SAID IT...BASEBALL IS A STRATEGY GAME. In game format it's perfect. In sim not so much. But ima a sf giants fan and you are correct.
Just picked up Sweet Home cib
I hope in the future john you will do a couple of videos on Japan only games English speaking people can play and maybe even a couple of videos of great Japanese games we can enjoy with translation patches
New Quest - find where I can play these games in English!
Fun idea for Nintendo switch - offer translated Famicom titles set up on a NES online service. I would definitely be down.
That hat is awesome man!
The Mahjong one can be played with an emulator. Just trying to remember which one. I bought it at Midwest Gaming Classic for like $5 and found out later about the "special controller". Nestopia maybe?
Sonson was on ps2 capcom classics i played it recently
I just saw you at the game swap!!
I really want to try that Mega Man board game now.
Mega Man Boardgame is alright it's like Monopoly 😂😂😂
Google Lens on your phone will translate the text as you go.
Why is no one ever talking about Wizards and Warriors 3. I used to love that game but its almost like it never actually existed
Hey I gotta video suggestion! How about NES publishers that were awesome on NES but sucked on SNES. Vic Tokai and Kemco and Jaleco come to mind.
I am looking for a famicom game that is similar to famicom wars. As far as I remembe, during my childhood days, the label of the cartridge has a "swastika" Sign in it... I do not know if it is a bootleg or not, but that game is awesome, could you help me to know it's title? Thank you
Was Son Son on any of the multicarts?🤔
Dynasty warriors take place during the three kingdoms after the Han dynasty
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U like gameboy, bro
The japanese are stingy for making exclusives for themselves. 😂
All that time spent eating hamburgers, you could spend it on learning Japanese, you know ?
Japanese culture sure is strange. It's really cool sometimes, but strange
usually the games that don't make it to the U.S. are one of the endless number of monotonous J-RPG games, or another one of those monotonous vertical shooters.
No time stamps -_-
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I used to LOVE stumbling through Lupin III: Pandora's Legacy (Lupin III: Pandora no Isan) on the Famicom before the rom translation patch was available! I am guessing it never made it over the the states because anime licensing was such a mess in the 1980s.
Probably. Or if it did come out they would have changed the graphics to generic characters.
@@JohnRiggs It was a rare non-linear platformer on the NES from Namco (for some reason I thought it was from early Capcom). I highly recommend finding the translated rom!