Draft:List of video game launch titles
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This is a list of video game launch titles released for various video game consoles and handheld systems sorted by the release year.
Launch titles, also known as launch games, are video games that release alongside the launch of a new video game console.
Nintendo consoles
= NES =
The Nintendo Entertainment System was released in Japan as the Family Computer (Famicom) on July 15, 1983, North America on October 18, 1985, and Europe on September 1, 1986. Duck Hunt and Super Mario Bros. were both featured as pack-in titles for the console and released at launch in North America. Both games are two of the best-selling video games of all time, with Super Mario Bros. being the best-selling video game on the Nintendo Entertainment System and Duck Hunt being the second-best-selling. All games released at launch were published by Nintendo, and multiple games became best-selling titles for the system.
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| 10-Yard Fight
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Sports game |
| Baseball
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sports game, fourteenth-best-selling NES game |
| Clu Clu Land
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Puzzle game |
| Donkey Kong
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Port of the arcade game Donkey Kong, sixty-second-best-selling NES game |
| Donkey Kong Jr.
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Port of the arcade game Donkey Kong Jr., sixty-fourth-best-selling NES game |
| Duck Hunt
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Light gun game using the NES Zapper, second-best-selling NES game |
| Excitebike
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |First racing game in the Excitebike series, ninth-best-selling NES game |
| Golf
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Sports game, tenth-best-selling NES game |
| Gyromite
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Puzzle platform game using R.O.B., fifty-first-best-selling NES game |
| Hogan's Alley
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Light gun game using the NES Zapper, fifty-fourth-best-selling NES game |
| Ice Climber
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Platform game, forty-fifth-best-selling NES game |
| Kung-Fu
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Port of the beat 'em up arcade game Kung-Fu Master, thirteenth-best-selling NES game |
| Mario Bros.
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Port of the arcade game Mario Bros., twenty-third-best-selling NES game |
| Pinball
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Pinball game |
| Soccer
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Sports game, thirty-first-best-selling NES game |
| Stack-Up
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Puzzle game using R.O.B. |
| Super Mario Bros.
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |First Super Mario platform game, best-selling NES game |
| Tennis
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sports game, twenty-fourth-best-selling NES game |
| Wild Gunman
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Light gun game using the NES Zapper |
| Wrecking Crew
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Action puzzle game featuring Mario |
= Game Boy =
The Game Boy was released in Japan on April 21, 1989, North America on July 31, 1989, and Europe on September 28, 1990. Tetris was featured as a pack-in title at launch, and later became the second-best-selling game on the Game Boy and one of the best-selling games of all time. All titles released at launch became best-selling games on the console, with Super Mario Land also becoming the fourth-best-selling Game Boy game.
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| Alleyway
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Breakout clone, thirtieth-best-selling Game Boy game |
| Baseball
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sports game, thirty-third-best-selling Game Boy game |
| Super Mario Land
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Platform game in the Super Mario series, fourth-best-selling Game Boy game |
| Tennis
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Sports game, twenty-ninth-best-selling Game Boy game |
| Tetris
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Port of the 1984 puzzle game of the same name, second-best-selling Game Boy game |
| Yakuman
| {{ya}} |Mahjong game, forty-second-best-selling Game Boy game |
= SNES =
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System was released in Japan as the Super Famicom on November 21, 1990, North America on August 23, 1991, the United Kingdom and Ireland on April 11, 1992, and the remainder of Europe in June 1992. Super Mario World was featured as a pack-in title at launch in North America, and later became the best-selling video game on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
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| F-Zero
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |First game in the F-Zero series, fifteenth-best-selling SNES game |
| Gradius III
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Scrolling shooter game in the Gradius series |
| Pilotwings
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |First game in the Pilotwings series, twenty-first-best-selling SNES game |
| SimCity
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | SNES version of SimCity, twenty-third-best-selling SNES game |
| Super Mario World
Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros. 4 (JP) | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |2D platformer in the Super Mario series, best-selling SNES game |
= Virtual Boy =
The Virtual Boy was released in Japan on July 21, 1995. It released later in North America on August 14, 1995. Mario's Tennis was featured as a pack-in title at launch in North America.
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| Galactic Pinball
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} |
| Mario's Tennis
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} |First Mario Tennis game |
| Panic Bomber
| {{ya}} | {{na}} |Puzzle game in the Bomberman series |
| Red Alarm
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} |3D space shooter similar to Star Fox |
| Teleroboxer
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Boxing game from a 3D perspective |
= Nintendo 64 =
The Nintendo 64 was released in Japan on June 23, 1996, North America on September 29, 1996, and Europe and Australasia on March 1, 1997. Super Mario 64 later became the best-selling Nintendo 64 video game.
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| Pilotwings 64
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |First 3D game in the Pilotwings series, forty-third-best-selling Nintendo 64 game |
| Saikyō Habu Shōgi
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Shogi game |
| Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Third-person shooter, seventeenth best-selling Nintendo 64 game |
| Super Mario 64
| {{Ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | First 3D platformer in the Super Mario series, best-selling Nintendo 64 game |
| Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Ice hockey game |
= Game Boy Color =
The Game Boy Color was released in Japan on October 21, 1998, North America on November 18, 1998, Europe on November 23, 1998, and Australasia on November 27, 1998. The best-selling Game Boy Color launch title was Dragon Warrior Monsters, although it is playable on an original Game Boy system.
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| Centipede
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Port of Centipede |
| Dragon Warrior Monsters
Dragon Quest Monsters (JP/EU) | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |First Dragon Quest Monsters game, twenty-third-best-selling Game Boy game |
| Game & Watch Gallery 2
Game Boy Gallery (JP) | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sequel to Game & Watch Gallery, forty-fifth-best-selling Game Boy game |
| Hexcite: The Shapes of Victory
| {{Ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |
| Pocket Bomberman
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Bomberman game |
| Pocket Bowling
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Bowling game |
| Tetris DX
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Puzzle game in the Tetris series, thirty-first-best-selling Game Boy game |
| Wario Land II
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Platform game in the Wario Land series, thirty-seventh-best-selling Game Boy game |
= Game Boy Advance =
The Game Boy Advance was released in Japan on March 21, 2001, North America on June 11, 2001, Europe and Australasia on June 22, 2001. Super Mario Advance was the best-selling launch title, and later became the sixth-best-selling game on the Game Boy Advance.
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| Army Men Advance
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Platform game in the Castlevania series |
| ChuChu Rocket!
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Racing game in the F-Zero series, thirty-eighth-best-selling Game Boy Advance game |
| Fire Pro Wrestling
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Professional wrestling game in the Fire Pro Wrestling series |
| Iridion 3D
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Platform game in the Pitfall series |
| Rayman Advance
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Version of Rayman for Game Boy Advance |
| Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Super Dodge Ball Advance
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Super Mario Advance
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Remake of Super Mario Bros. 2, sixth-best-selling Game Boy Advance game |
| Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Top Gear GT Championship
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Tweety & the Magic Gems
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Winning Post Advance
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
= GameCube =
The GameCube was released in Japan on September 14, 2001, North America on November 18, 2001, Europe on May 3, 2002, and Australasia on May 17, 2002. Luigi's Mansion was the best-selling launch title, and later became the fifth-best-selling GameCube game.
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| 2002 FIFA World Cup
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Football game |
| All-Star Baseball 2002
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Baseball game |
| Batman: Vengeance
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Action-adventure game based on The New Batman Adventures |
| Bloody Roar Extreme Bloody Roar: Primal Fury (NA/PAL) | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Fighting game in the Bloody Roar series |
| Burnout
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |First game in the Burnout series |
| Cel Damage
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Vehicular combat game |
| Crazy Taxi
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |First game in the Crazy Taxi series |
| Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Sequel to Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX |
| Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers Donald Duck: Quack Attack (EU) | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Platform game featuring Donald Duck |
| Driven
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Based on the movie of the same name |
| ESPN International Winter Sports 2002
Hyper Sports 2002 Winter (JP) | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Sports video game |
| Extreme-G 3
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sequel to Extreme-G 2 |
| International Superstar Soccer 2
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Football video game |
| Luigi's Mansion
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |First game in the Luigi's Mansion series, fifth-best-selling GameCube game |
| Madden NFL 2002
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Sports game in the Madden NFL series |
| NHL Hitz 2002
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |
| Sonic Adventure 2: Battle
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sequel to Sonic Adventure, fourteenth-best-selling GameCube game |
| Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sequel to Star Wars: Rogue Squadron, thirty-first-best-selling GameCube game |
| Super Monkey Ball
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |First game in the Super Monkey Ball series |
| Tarzan: Untamed Tarzan: Freeride (JP/EU) | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Based on the Disney movie of the same name |
| Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Skateboarding game in the Tony Hawk's series |
| Universal Studios Theme Parks Adventure Universal Studios Japan Adventure (JP) | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Adventure party game set in Universal Studios Japan |
| Wave Race: Blue Storm
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sequel to Wave Race 64 |
= Nintendo DS =
The Nintendo DS was released in North America on November 21, 2004, Japan on December 2, 2004, Australasia on February 24, 2005, and Europe on March 11, 2005.
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| Asphalt: Urban GT
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Daigasso! Band Brothers
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Feel the Magic: XY/XX Kimi no Tame nara Shineru (JP) Project Rub (EU/AU) | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Kenshūi Tendō Dokuta
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Madden NFL 2005
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Mahjong Taikai
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Mr. Driller Drill Spirits
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Ping Pals
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Pokémon Dash
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Polarium
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Rayman DS
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Retro Atari Classics
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Robots
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Based on the movie of the same name |
| Spider-Man 2
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Based on the movie of the same name |
| Sprung
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Super Mario 64 DS
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| The Urbz: Sims in the City
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| WarioWare: Touched!
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Zoo Keeper
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
= Wii =
The Wii was released in North America on November 19, 2006, Japan on December 2, 2006, Australasia on December 7, 2006, and Europe on December 8, 2006. Wii Sports was featured as a pack-in title at launch in all regions besides Japan and South Korea. It later became the best-selling game for the Wii, the fourth-best-selling game of all time, and the best-selling game to release on only one console. Wii Play also launched alongside the console in all regions besides North America, becoming the fifth-best-selling game for the Wii and within the top fifty best-selling games of all time.
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| Avatar: The Last Airbender
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | Based on the animated television series of the same name |
| Barnyard
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | Based on the movie of the same name |
| Call of Duty 3
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |First-person shooter in the Call of Duty series |
| Cars
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Based on the Pixar movie of the same name |
| Crayon Shin-chan: Saikyou Kazoku Kasukabe King Wii
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Based on the manga and anime series Crayon Shin-chan |
| Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Fighting game in the Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi series |
| Elebits
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |
| Ennichi no Tatsujin
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Escape from Bug Island
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |
| Excite Truck
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Racing game in the Excite series |
| The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Fighting game based on the animated television series of the same name |
| GT Pro Series
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |
| Happy Feet
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Based on the movie of the same name |
| Ice Age 2: The Meltdown
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Based on the movie of the same name |
| Kororinpa
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |
| The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Action-adventure game in The Legend of Zelda series |
| Madden NFL 07
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sports game in the Madden NFL series |
| Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |
| Monster 4x4: World Circuit
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |
| Need for Speed: Carbon
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Racing game in the Need for Speed series |
| Rampage: Total Destruction
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Sequel to the 1986 arcade game Rampage |
| Rayman Raving Rabbids
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |
| Red Steel
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |
| SD Gundam: Scad Hammers
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Based on the SD Gundam spin-off franchise |
| SpongeBob SquarePants: Creature from the Krusty Krab
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Action-adventure platform game based on SpongeBob SquarePants |
| Super Fruit Fall
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |
| Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Platform game in the Super Monkey Ball series |
| Super Swing Golf
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |
| Tamagotchi: Party On!
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Party game in the Tamagotchi series |
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Stealth game in the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell series |
| Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Sports game and racing game in the Tony Hawk's series |
| Trauma Center: Second Opinion
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Simulation game in the Trauma Center series |
| WarioWare: Smooth Moves
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Party game in the WarioWare series |
| Wii Play
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Party game in the Wii series |
| Wii Sports
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Pack-in sports game in the Wii series |
| Wing Island
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |
= Nintendo 3DS =
The Nintendo 3DS was released in Japan on February 26, 2011, Europe on March 25, 2011, North America on March 27, 2011, and Australasia on March 31, 2011. Nintendogs + Cats later became the fourteenth-best-selling video game on the Nintendo 3DS, and Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition became the fiftieth-best-selling game on the console.
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| AR Games
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Pre-installed software |
| Asphalt 3D
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Racing game in the Asphalt series |
| Bust-a-Move Universe
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Puzzle game in the Bust-a-Move series |
| Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Role-playing game in the Combat of Giants series |
| Face Raiders
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Pre-installed software |
| Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |
| Madden NFL Football
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Sports game in the Madden NFL series |
| Nintendogs + Cats: French Bulldog & New Friends
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Virtual pet game in the Nintendogs series |
| Nintendogs + Cats: Golden Retriever & New Friends
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Nintendogs + Cats: Toy Poodle & New Friends
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Pilotwings Resort
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |Flight simulation game in the Pilotwings series |
| Pro Evolution Soccer 2011
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Sports game in the Pro Evolution Soccer series |
| Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Puzzle adventure game in the Professor Layton series |
| Rabbids: Travel in Time 3D
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Party game in the Raving Rabbids series |
| Rayman 3D
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Remaster of Rayman 2: The Great Escape |
| Ridge Racer 3D
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Racing game in the Ridge Racer series |
| Samurai Warriors: Chronicles
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Hack and slash game in the Samurai Warriors series |
| The Sims 3
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |3DS version of The Sims 3 |
| Steel Diver
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} |
| StreetPass Mii Plaza
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Pre-installed software |
| Super Monkey Ball 3D
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Platform game in the Super Monkey Ball series |
| Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |3DS version of Super Street Fighter IV |
| Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Turn-based tactics game in the Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon series |
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell 3D
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Port of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory |
= Wii U =
The Wii U was released in North America on November 18, 2012, PAL regions on November 30, 2012, and Japan on December 8, 2012. Nintendo Land was featured as a pack-in title for the Wii U Deluxe/Premium Set at launch and later became the fifth-best-selling video game on the Wii U. New Super Mario Bros. U also became the third-best-selling game on the console.
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| Assassin's Creed III
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Batman: Arkham City – Armored Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Ben 10: Omniverse
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Call of Duty: Black Ops II
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Darksiders II
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| ESPN Sports Connection Sports ConnectionPAL | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| FIFA 13
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Funky Barn
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Game Party Champions
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Just Dance 4
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Madden NFL 13
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Mass Effect 3: Special Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| NBA 2K13
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| New Super Mario Bros. U
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Nintendo Land
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Rabbids Land
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Scribblenauts Unlimited
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Sing Party
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Skylanders: Giants
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Tank! Tank! Tank!
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Transformers: Prime – The Game
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Wipeout 3
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2013
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| ZombiU
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
= Nintendo Switch =
The Nintendo Switch released worldwide on March 3, 2017.
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| 1-2-Switch
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Party game developed by Nintendo EPD |
| Blaster Master Zero
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Action-adventure game an reboot of Blaster Master |
| Disgaea 5 Complete
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Note |
| Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Note |
| Dragon Quest Heroes II
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Note |
| Fast RMX
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Third game in the Fast series |
| I Am Setsuna
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Note |
| Just Dance 2017
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Note |
| The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Note |
| New Frontier Days: Founding Pioneers
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Note |
| Nobunaga's Ambition: Sphere of Influence
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Note |
| Othello
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |2009 re-release |
| Puyo Puyo Tetris
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Note |
| Shovel Knight
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Note |
| Skylanders: Imaginators
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Note |
| Snipperclips
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Note |
| Soldam: Drop, Connect, Erase
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | {{na}} |Note |
| Super Bomberman R
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} |Note |
| Voez
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Note |
| Vroom in the Night Sky
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} |Note |
= Nintendo Switch 2 =
The Nintendo Switch 2 is set to release worldwide on June 5, 2025.
PlayStation consoles
= PlayStation =
= PlayStation 2 =
= PlayStation Portable =
= PlayStation 3 =
= PlayStation Vita =
The PlayStation Vita was released in Japan on December 17, 2011, North America on February 15, 2012, and PAL regions on February 22, 2012.
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| A-Men
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| AR Combat DigiQ: Tomodachi Sensha-tai
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| Army Corps of Hell
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Asphalt: Injection
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Cliff Diving
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Disgaea 3: Absence of Detention
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Dream Club Zero Portable
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Dungeon Hunter: Alliance
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Dynasty Warriors Next
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Escape Plan
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| F1 2011
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| FIFA Soccer (NA) FIFA Football (PAL) | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Fireworks
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Frobisher Says!
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational Everybody's Golf 6 (JP) | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Hustle Kings
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Little Deviants
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Lord of Apocalypse
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Lumines Electronic Symphony
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Mahjong Fight Club: Shinsei Zenkoku Taisen-ban
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Michael Jackson: The Experience
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| ModNation Racers: Road Trip
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| MotorStorm: RC
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Plants vs. Zombies
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Rayman Origins
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Reality Fighters
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Ridge Racer
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Shin Kamaitachi no Yoru: Jyuichi-nin-me no Suspect
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Shinobido 2: Revenge of Zen
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Super Stardust Delta
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Top Darts
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Toro's Friend Network
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Touch My Katamari
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Uncharted: Golden Abyss
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Virtua Tennis 4: World Tour Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Wipeout 2048
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
= PlayStation 4 =
= PlayStation 5 =
The PlayStation 5 was launched on November 12, 2020, and released worldwide on November 19, 2020.
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| Assassin's Creed Valhalla
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| Astro's Playroom
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Borderlands 3
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Bugsnax
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Concept Destruction
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Dead by Daylight
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Demon's Souls
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Dirt 5
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Fortnite
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Godfall
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Goonya Fighter: Jiggly Haptic Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| King Oddball
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Maneater
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| NBA 2K21
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| No Man's Sky
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Observer: System Redux
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Overcooked! All You Can Eat
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| The Pathless
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Planet Coaster: Console Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Sackboy: A Big Adventure
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Spacelords
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Undead Horde
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Watch Dogs: Legion
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Warhammer: Chaosbane
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| War Thunder
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Warsaw
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| WRC 9
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Fortnite
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
Sega consoles
= SG-1000 =
= Master System =
= Sega Genesis / Mega Drive =
The Sega Genesis, also known as the Mega Drive, released in Japan on October 29, 1988, North America in August 1989, and PAL regions in September 1990. Altered Beast was featured as a pack-in title at launch, which was later replaced with Sonic the Hedgehog.
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| Altered Beast
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Last Battle
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Space Harrier II
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Super Thunder Blade
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Tommy Lasorda Baseball
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
= Game Gear =
= Sega CD / Mega CD =
= 32X =
= Sega Saturn =
= Dreamcast =
Xbox consoles
= Xbox =
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| 4x4 Evo 2
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| AirForce Delta Storm Deadly Skies (PAL) Airforce Delta II (JP) | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Amped: Freestyle Snowboarding
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Arctic Thunder
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Batman: Vengeance
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Blood Wake
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Cel Damage
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Dark Summit
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Dead or Alive 3
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| ESPN International Winter Sports 2002 International Winter Sports (PAL) Hyper Sports 2002 Winter (JP) | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| ESPN Winter X-Games Snowboarding 2002 ESPN Winter Games Snowboarding 2 (PAL) | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Fuzion Frenzy
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Genma Onimusha
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Halo: Combat Evolved
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Jet Set Radio Future
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Mad Dash Racing
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Max Payne
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| NASCAR Heat 2002
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| NASCAR Thunder 2002
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| NBA Live 2002
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| NFL Fever 2002
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| NHL 2002
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| NHL Hitz 2002
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Nobunaga no Yabō: Ranseiki
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Project Gotham Racing
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| RalliSport Challenge
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Shrek
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Silent Hill 2
| {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Sneakers Nezmix (JP) | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{na}} | |
| Star Wars: Starfighter Special Edition
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Test Drive: Off-Road Wide Open Off-Road: Wide Open (PAL) | {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2x
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{na}} | |
| Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
| {{na}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Transworld Surf
| {{ya}} | {{na}} | {{ya}} | |
| Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions Double-S.T.E.A.L. (JP) | {{na}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
= Xbox 360 =
= Xbox One =
= Xbox Series X and Series S =
The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S were released worldwide on November 10, 2020.
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| Assassin's Creed Valhalla
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Borderlands 3
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Bright Memory
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Dead by Daylight
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Dirt 5
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Enlisted
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Evergate
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| The Falconeer
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Fortnite
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Forza Horizon 4
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Gears 5
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Gears Tactics
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Maneater
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Manifold Garden
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| NBA 2K21
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| No Man's Sky
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Observer: System Redux
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Overcooked! All You Can Eat
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Planet Coaster: Console Edition
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Rogue Company
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Spacelords
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Tetris Effect: Connected
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| The Touryst
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Warhammer: Chaosbane
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| War Thunder
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Watch Dogs: Legion
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| WRC 9
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Yakuza: Like a Dragon
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |
| Yes, Your Grace
| {{ya}} | {{ya}} | {{ya}} | |