Список Официальных игр Famicom Disk System (FDS)

Список Официальных игр Famicom Disk System (FDS).

List

This list consists of 199 officially licensed Family Computer Disk System games.

Title    Release date    Publisher(s)    Serial Number    Notes
19 – Neunzehn    March 4, 1988    Soft Pro    SFC-NEU    
Adian no Tsue    December 12, 1986    Sunsoft    SSD-ADA    
Ai Senshi Nicol    April 24, 1987    Konami    KDS-AIN    
Akumajō Dracula    September 26, 1986    Konami    KDS-AKM    Released in 1987 for the NES as "Castlevania" and then rereleased in 1993 for the Family Computer
Akū Senki Raijin    July 12, 1988    Square    SQF-RJN    
All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros.    December 1986    Fuji TV    ANN-NSM    Given away in a contest by the Japanese radio program All Night Nippon
All One    February 22, 1991    Tokuma Shoten    GTS-ALD    Famimaga Disk Vol. 3
Apple Town Story    April 3, 1987    Square    SQF-APT    
The Miracle of Almana    August 11, 1987    Konami    KDS-ARM    
Aspic – Majaō no Noroi    March 31, 1988    Bothtec    BTC-ASP    
Backgammon    September 7, 1990    Nintendo    FMC-BAG    
Bakutōshi Patton-Kun    August 5, 1988    Soft Pro    SFC-PAT    Well known in the western world for the phrase "Turn to Side B and Insert to Fucking Box!" during a loading screen, known as one of the first instances of swearing in a licensed video game.
Baseball    February 21, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-BAS    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Big Challenge! Dogfight Spirit    October 21, 1988    Jaleco    JDF-DFS    
Big Challenge! Go! Go! Bowling    June 23, 1989    Jaleco    JDF-GGB    
Big Challenge! Gun Fighter    March 28, 1989    Jaleco    JFD-GNF No.09    
Big Challenge! Judo Senshuken    August 10, 1988    Jaleco    JFD-CJS No.06    
Bio Miracle-I'm Upa
Bio Miracle Bokutte Upa    April 22, 1988    Konami    KDS-BOK    Later released for the Famicom
Bomberman    April 24, 1990    Hudson Soft    HFC-BMD    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Breeder    December 15, 1986    Soft Pro    SFC-BRE    
Bubble Bobble    October 30, 1987    Taito    TFD-BUB    Later released for the NES
BurgerTime    September 23, 1988    Data East    DFC-BGT    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Chitei Tairiku Ordola    March 27, 1987    Sunsoft    SSD-ORD    
Cursed Treasure of Cleopatra    July 24, 1987    Square    SQF-CLO    
Clox    April 19, 1991    Tokuma Shoten    GTS-CKD    Famimaga Disk Vol. 4
Clu Clu Land: Welcome to New Clu Clu Land    April 28, 1992    Nintendo    FMC-CLD    
Cocona World    April 10, 1987    SOFEL    SFL-CCN    
Dandy: Zeuon No Fukkatsu    October 21, 1988    Pony Canyon    PNF-DAN    
Dead Zone    November 20, 1986    Sunsoft    SSD-DZN    
Deep Dungeon    December 19, 1986    Square    SQF-DPD    
Dig Dug    July 20, 1990    Namco    NDS-DIG    Originally released for the Famicom
Dig Dug II    August 31, 1990    Namco    NDS-DD2    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Dirty Pair: Project Eden    March 28, 1987    Bandai    BAN-DPR    
Donkey Kong    April 8, 1988    Nintendo    FMC-DKD    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Donkey Kong Jr.    July 19, 1988    Nintendo    FMC-JRD    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Doremikko    December 4, 1987    Konami    KDS-DRE
RJ250    
Dr. Chaos    June 19, 1987    Pony Canyon    PNF-DRC    Later released for the NES
Dracula II: Noroi no Fūin    August 28, 1987    Konami    KDS-DRK    Later released for the NES as "Castlevania II: Simon's Quest"
Druid: Kyōfu no Tobira    March 3, 1988    Jaleco    JFD-DRD    
Eggerland    January 29, 1987    HAL Laboratory    HAL-EGL    
Eggerland – Departure to Creation    August 20, 1988    HAL Laboratory    HAL-EGS    
Electrician    December 26, 1986    Kemco    KSC-ELC    
Esper Dream    February 20, 1987    Konami    KDS-ESP    
Exciting Baseball    December 8, 1987    Konami    KDS-EBS    
Exciting Basket    July 24, 1987    Konami    KDS-EKB    Later released for the NES as "Double Dribble"
Exciting Billiard    June 26, 1987    Konami    KDS-EKS    
Exciting Soccer: Konami Cup    February 16, 1988    Konami    KDS-ESC    
Fairytale    April 28, 1989    Soft Pro    SFC-FYT    
Falsion    October 21, 1987    Konami    KDS-FAL    Compatible with 3D Glasses
Famicom Grand Prix: F-1 Race    October 30, 1987    Nintendo    FSC-FRGE    
Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally    April 14, 1988    Nintendo    FSC-TDRE    
Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir (first part)    April 27, 1988    Nintendo    FMC-TC1    Later remade for the Nintendo Switch in 2021
Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir (second part)    June 14, 1988    Nintendo    FMC-TC2    Later remade for the Nintendo Switch in 2021
Famicom Detective Club Part II: The Girl Who Stands Behind (first part)    May 23, 1989    Nintendo    FMC-TC3    Later remade for the Super Famicom in 1998 and the Nintendo Switch in 2021
Famicom Detective Club Part II: The Girl Who Stands Behind (second part)    June 30, 1989    Nintendo    FMC-TC4    Later remade for the Super Famicom in 1998 and the Nintendo Switch in 2021
Family Composer    October 30, 1987    Tokyo Shoseki    TKS-FCO    
Family Computer Othello    November 13, 1986    Kawada    KWD-OTH    Also released for the Famicom and later released for the NES
Final Command: Akai Yousai    May 2, 1988    Konami    KDS-AKA    Later released for the NES as "Jackal" with some changes
Fire Bam    February 1, 1988    HAL Laboratory    HAL-FBM    
Fire Rock    June 20, 1988    Use    USE-FRC    
Fūun Shōrin Ken    April 17, 1987    Jaleco    JFD-FSH    
Fūun Shōrin Ken: Ankoku no Maō    April 22, 1988    Jaleco    JFD-SAM    
Gall Force: Eternal Story    December 10, 1986    HAL Laboratory    HAL-GAL    
Galaga    June 22, 1990    Namco    NDS-GAG    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Galaxian    July 20, 1990    Namco    NDS-GXN    Originally released for the Famicom
Ginga Denshō: Galaxy Odyssey    November 6, 1986    Imagineer    IMA-GIN    
Gokuraku Yūgi: Game Tengoku    December 12, 1987    SOFEL    SFL-GTG    
Golf    February 21, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-GLF    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Golf Japan Course    February 21, 1987    Nintendo    FSC-GFJE    
Golf U.S. Course    June 14, 1987    Nintendo    FSC-GFUE    
The Goonies    April 8, 1988    Konami    KDS-GNS    Originally released for the Famicom
Green Beret    April 10, 1987    Konami    KDS-GRN    Later released for the NES as "Rush'n Attack"
Gun.Smoke    January 27, 1988    Capcom    CAP-GUN    Also released for the NES
Gyruss    November 18, 1988    Konami    KDS-GRS    Later released for the NES
Hacker: Magma Project    August 10, 1989    Tokuma Shoten    GTS-MPH    
Halley Wars    January 14, 1989    Taito    TFD-HAL    
Hao-kun no Fushigi na Tabi    May 1, 1987    Square    SQF-HFT    Later released for the NES as "Mystery Quest", although the levels are completely different
Hikari Genji: Roller Panic    March 20, 1989    Pony Canyon    PNF-GEN (L32V5920)    
Hikari Shinwa: Palthena no Kagami    December 19, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-PTM    Later released for the NES as "Kid Icarus"
Hong Kong    March 23, 1990    Tokuma Shoten    GTS-HKD    Famimaga Disk Vol. 1
The Hyrule Fantasy: Zelda no Densetsu    February 21, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-ZEL    Released in 1987 for the NES as "The Legend of Zelda" and then rereleased in 1994 for the Family Computer as "The Hyrule Fantasy: Zelda no Densetsu 1"    
I am a Teacher: Super Mario no Sweater    August 27, 1986    Royal Kougyou    ROY-ISM    [1]
I am a Teacher: Teami no Kiso    September 26, 1986    Royal Kougyou    ROY-ITK    
Ice Climber    November 18, 1988    Nintendo    FMC-ICD    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES, although this version is a port of Vs. Ice Climber
Ice Hockey    January 21, 1988    Nintendo    FMC-ICE    Later released for the NES
Igo: Kyū Roban Taikyoku    April 14, 1987    BPS    BPS-IGO    Also released for the Famicom
Ishido: The Way of Stones    December 7, 1990    Hiro    HIR-ISD    
Jaaman Tanteidan: Matonarikumi – Maruhi Jigoma Sousa File    November 29, 1988    Bandai    BAN-MAR    
Janken Disk Jō    December 22, 1992    Tokuma Shoten    GTS-JKD    Famimaga Disk Vol. 6[2]
Jikai Shounen Mettomag    July 3, 1987    Square    SQF-MTM    
The Return of Mario Bros.    November 30, 1988    Nintendo    FMC-KMAR    Disk writer only game[3]
Kamen Rider Black: Taiketsu Shadow Moon    April 15, 1988    Bandai    BAN-BLA    
Karate Champ    July 22, 1988    Data East    DFC-KAR    Originally released for the NES
Kattobi! Dōji    October 20, 1989    Pack-In-Video    PAC-KTD    Also known as Kattobi! Warabe Ko
Kick and Run    September 13, 1988    Taito    TFD-KIC    
Kick Challenger: Air Foot - Yasai no Kuni no Ashi Senshi    November 20, 1987    VAP    VAP-AFT (9502)    
Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor    January 24, 1989    Bandai    BAN-PTL    
Kiki Kaikai: Dotō Hen    August 28, 1987    Taito    TFD-KIK    Precedes the Pocky & Rocky series
Kieta Princess    December 20, 1986    Imagineer    IMA-KIE    
Kinnikuman: Kinniku-Sei Ōi Sōdatsusen    May 1, 1987    Bandai    BAN-KNM    
Knight Lore    December 19, 1986    Jaleco    JFD-KLM    
Knight Move    June 5, 1990    Nintendo    FMC-KMV    
Konami Ice Hockey    July 22, 1988    Konami    KDS-HOC    Later released for the NES as "Blades of Steel"
Konami Tennis    August 19, 1988    Konami    KDS-TNI    
Koneko Monogatari    September 19, 1986    Pony Canyon    PNF-KOM (L29V5904)    The cover also bears the alternate English title "The Adventures of Chatran"
The Legend of Zelda 2: Link no Bōken    January 14, 1987    Nintendo    FMC-LNK    Released in 1988 for the NES as "Zelda II: The Adventure of Link"
Lutter    November 24, 1989    Athena    ATH-LTD    
Mahjong    February 21, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-MJA    Originally released for the Famicom
Mahjong Kazoku    August 4, 1987    Irem    IFD-MJK    
Märchen Veil    March 3, 1987    Sunsoft    SSD-MVL    
Matō no Hōkai: The Hero of Babel    September 2, 1988    Pony Canyon    PNF-MAT (L30V5918)    
Meikyū Jiin Dababa    May 29, 1987    Konami    KDS-MIK    
Metroid    August 6, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-MET    Later released for the NES
Michael English Daibōken    June 19, 1987    Scorpion Soft    SCO-MEA    
Moero Twinbee: Cinnamon Hakase wo Sukue!    November 21, 1986    Konami    KDS-TIN    Released in 1987 for the NES as "Stinger" (3-Player mode was cut) and then rereleased in 1993 for the Family Computer
Monitor Puzzle, The: Kineco – Kinetic Connection    November 28, 1986    Irem    IFD-KIN    
Monitor Puzzle, The: Kineco Vol. II – Kinetic Connection    May 1, 1987    Irem    IFD-KI2    
Monty no Doki Doki Daisassō: Monty on the Run    July 31, 1987    Jaleco    JFD-MDD    [1]
Moonball Magic    July 12, 1988    Square    SQF-MBM    
Mr. Gold: Tōyama no Kinsan in Space    July 19, 1988    Toei    TDF-MRG    
Nakayama Miho no Tokimeki High School    December 1, 1987    Nintendo    FSC-THSE    Features the likeness of Japanese singer, model, and actress Miho Nakayama.
Namida no Sōkoban Special    July 30, 1986    ASCII    ASC-001    Later released for the American TurboGrafx-16 as Boxy Boy with improved graphics
Nanking no Adventure    December 9, 1988    Sunsoft    SSD-NAD    
Nazo no Kabe: Block Kuzushi    December 13, 1986    Konami    KDS-NZN    Later released for the NES as Crackout (PAL-exclusive)
Nazo no Murasame Jō    April 14, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-NMJ    
Nazoler Land    February 6, 1987    Sunsoft    SSD-NZL    
Nazoler Land Dai 2 Gō    June 12, 1987    Sunsoft    SSD-NZB    
Nazoler Land Dai 3 Gō    March 11, 1988    Sunsoft    SSD-NZC    
Nazoler Land Special    December 18, 1987    Sunsoft    SSD-NSP    
Omoikkiri Tanteidan Haado Gumi: Matenrō no Chōsenjō    March 25, 1988    Bandai    BAN-HRD    
Otocky    March 27, 1987    ASCII    ASC-OTO    
Pac-Man    May 18, 1990    Namco    NDS-PAC    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Pachicom    October 4, 1988    Toshiba EMI    TFS-PCD    Originally released for the Famicom
Pachinko Grand Prix    November 18, 1988    Data East    DFC-PGP    
Panic Space    October 19, 1990    Tokuma Shoten    GTS-PSD    Famimaga Disk Vol. 2
Pinball    May 30, 1989    Nintendo    FMC-PND    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Pro Golfer Saru: Kage no Tournament    May 25, 1987    Bandai    BAN-PGS    
Professional Mahjong Goku    December 25, 1986    ASCII    ASC-GKU    
Pulsar no Hikari: Space Wars Simulation    October 2, 1987    Soft Pro    SFC-PSR    
Pro Wrestling: Famicom Wrestling Association    October 21, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-PRO    Later released for the NES as "Pro Wrestling"
Putt Putt Golf    March 30, 1989    Pack-In-Video    PAC-PPG    
Puyo Puyo    October 25, 1991    Tokuma Shoten    GTS-PYO    Famimaga Disk Vol. 5, Later released for the Famicom
Puzzle Boys    November 16, 1990    Atlus    ATL-PUZ    
Radical Bomber!! Jirai Kun    July 29, 1988    Jaleco    JFD-GRK    
Reflect World    June 2, 1987    East Cube    ECF-RWD    
Relics: Ankoku Yōsai    April 10, 1987    Bothtec    BTC-RLC    
Replicart    February 26, 1988    Taito    TFD-REP-3500    Released in pencil-pouch case.
Risa no Yōsei Densetsu: Risa Tachibana    June 21, 1988    Konami    KDS-YOU    Features the likeness of Japanese idol Risa Tachibana.
Roger Rabbit    February 16, 1989    Kemco    KSC-RRR    Later released for the NES as "The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle" with cosmetic changes
Samurai Sword    November 15, 1988    Capcom    CAP-SMU    
Santa Claus no Takarabako    December 4, 1987    Data East    DFC-SAN    
SD Gundam World: Gachapon Senshi – Scramble Wars    January 20, 1988    Bandai    BAN-SGW    
SD Gundam World: Gachapon Senshi – Scramble Wars Map Collection    March 3, 1989    Bandai    BAN-SG2    
Section Z    May 25, 1987    Capcom    CAP-SCZ    Later released for the NES
Seiken: Psycho Calibur    May 19, 1987    Imagineer    IMA-MAJ    
Shin Onigashima (Disk 1)    September 4, 1987    Nintendo    FMC-ON1    Also known as Famicom Mukashibanashi: Shin Onigashima
Shin Onigashima (Disk 2)    September 30, 1987    Nintendo    FMC-ON2    Also known as Famicom Mukashibanashi: Shin Onigashima
Smash Ping Pong    May 30, 1987    Nintendo    FMC-PPN    Later released on the Virtual Console as Smash Table Tennis
Soccer    February 21, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-SCC    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Solomon no Kagi    January 25, 1991    Tecmo    TCF-SKD    Released in 1986 for the Family Computer and then in 1987 for the NES as "Solomon's Key"
Suishō no Dragon    December 15, 1986    Square    SQF-SSD    
Super Boy Allan    March 27, 1987    Sunsoft    SSD-ALN    
Super Lode Runner    March 5, 1987    Irem    IFD-SLR    
Super Lode Runner II    August 25, 1987    Irem    IFD-SL2    
Super Mario Bros.    February 21, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-SMA    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Super Mario Bros. 2    June 3, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-SMB    Rereleased in 1993 for the Super Famicom (Super Mario Collection), then released for the Super NES (Super Mario All-Stars) with the title "Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels"
Sword of Kalin    October 2, 1987    Square    SQF-KRN    
Silviana    August 10, 1988    Pack-In-Video    PAC-SIL    
Tama & Friends: Great 3rd Street Adventure    February 23, 1989    Bandai    BAN-UTM    
Tanigawa Kōji no Shōgi Shinan II    November 13, 1987    Pony Canyon    PNF-SHO    Later released for the Famicom
Tanigawa Kōji no Shōgi Shinan II – Shinban    August 10, 1988    Pony Canyon    PNF-SH2    Purchase method was special, only by sending a disk card to Nintendo head office and branch office, could one buy it by rewriting
Tantei Jingūji Saburo: Kiken na Futari (Zenpen)    December 9, 1988    Data East    DFC-KF1    
Tantei Jingūji Saburo: Kiken na Futari (Kōhen)    February 10, 1989    Data East    DFC-KF2    
Tantei Jingūji Saburo: Shinjuku Chūō Kōen Satsujin Jiken    April 24, 1987    Data East    DFC-JUK    
Tarot    December 23, 1988    Scorpion Soft    SCO-TAR    
Tennis    February 21, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-TEN    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Time Twist: Rekishi no Katasumi de... (first part)    July 26, 1991    Nintendo    FMC-TT1    
Time Twist: Rekishi no Katasumi de... (second part)    July 26, 1991    Nintendo    FMC-TT2    
Titanic Mystery
(Ao no Senritsu)    July 24, 1987    Gakken    GAT-TIT    
Tobidase Daisakusen    March 12, 1987    Square    SQF-TDS    Later released for the NES as "The 3-D Battles of WorldRunner"
Topple Zip    October 9, 1987    Bothtec    BTC-TPZ    
Transformers: The Headmasters    August 28, 1987    Takara    TFC-TFH    Based on the TV series
TwinBee    March 11, 1988    Konami    KDS-TWN    Originally released for the Famicom
Ultraman: Kaijū Teikoku no Gyakushū    January 29, 1987    Bandai    BAN-ULM    
Ultraman 2: Shutsugeki Katoku Tai    December 18, 1987    Bandai    BAN-UL2    
Ultraman Club: Chikyū Dakkan Sakusen    October 22, 1988    Bandai    BAN-ULC    
Volleyball    July 21, 1986    Nintendo    FMC-VBW    Later released for the NES
Vs. Excitebike    December 9, 1988    Nintendo    FMC-EBD    
Wardner no Mori    March 25, 1988    Taito    TFD-WAD    Port of Toaplan's arcade game
Winter Games    March 27, 1987    Pony Canyon    PNF-WIN    Later released for the NES
Wrecking Crew    February 3, 1989    Nintendo    FMC-WRD    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES, this version has a save function which the Famicom version offered but was only functional when used with the Famicom BASIC Data Recorder attachment
Xevious    May 18, 1990    Namco    NDS-XEV    Originally released for the Famicom and the NES
Yōkai Yashiki    October 23, 1987    Irem    IFD-YOK    
Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic    July 10, 1987    Fuji TV    FCG-DRM    Released for the NES in 1988, some minor changes were made and it was retitled "Super Mario Bros. 2"
Yū Maze    October 28, 1988    Taito    TFD-UMZ    
Yūshi no Monshō    May 30, 1987    Square    SQF-YSM    
Yūyūki (first part)    October 14, 1989    Nintendo    FMC-UU1    
Yūyūki (second part)    November 14, 1989    Nintendo    FMC-UU2    
Zanac    November 28, 1986    Pony Canyon    PNF-ZAN    Later released for the NES