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PlayStation

2025-08-10T12:43:32Z

Yawackhary:

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The '''PlayStation''' is a console created by Sony Computer Entertainment, and their first foray into the console market.

The system featured many games that made use of the latest 3D technology of the time, but also contained its fair share of sprite-based titles.

==Ripping Tools==

The PlayStation uses CD-based technology, meaning that all of the data found within a game can be read using a standard ISO viewer, or by inserting the disk into your computer and browsing it. As such, the console has a vast number of different formats that are used that require their own dedicated tools to view. Some common formats can be seen below.

===jPSXdec===
jPSXdec can be used to rip graphics, videos and audio streams with the latter two having larger support. It can read more than TIM files graphically however game support is really hit and miss resulting in either duplicates, missing graphics and does not support any game that has compression in their files. Some games may not have anything rippable at all...

===PSX-vram===
''For more details on this program, please visit the [[PSX-vram]] page.''

The most used program for ripping PSX sprites, it will read save states from emulators and display its contents. One major downside due to the age of the tool, transparencies are broken on certain sprites/textures.

===PSicture===
A tool capable of finding, displaying, and converting [[TIM]] files in games. There are a few plugins that allow it to view other file formats, but it is mostly used for [[TIM]] files. This can be helpful if you believe a game uses [[TIM]] files, but they are stored in an uncompressed archive file.

===PSound===
This program is used to extract sound effects and music from a Playstation game's ROM. It can also convert audio files into uncompressed .WAV files.

===PVV===
''For more information, see [[PVV]]''.

Another program that uses Save States to view content in and around the saved data, only it accepts save states from any PlayStation emulator that contains them.

==Common File Formats==
===TIM===
''For more details on this file format, please visit the [[TIM]] page.''

The .TIM file format is a common format for both sprites and textures.
===STR===
A common video format. Generally used for cutscenes, introductions and credit sequences.

===XA===
A common audio format, mostly used for music, but can also be used for sound effects.

===PSH/QFS===
These are used in most EA Games for graphics.

==Suggested Emulators==

===Duckstation===
Duckstation emulates the PS1 and is very accurate. It doesn't need plugins making it easier to set up, only a very few hacks are used for hard to emulate games, plays music from multitrack games and has the PS1 boot up animation when booting up a game (even though later versions may skip the PAL BIOS bootup). The menu is easy to use and has modern emulation features including upscaling and PGXP perspective, Retro Achievements/Discord display and a Big Screen Mode. Designed for Windows but did have a Linux version.

It also features in newer versions an experimental texture dumper to rip sprites, textures and vram screen dumps (the latter for title/loading screens but may also have garbage). Success depends on the game as some texture formats are not supported including the Eutechnyx games (Total Drivin', Max Power Racing, Le Mans 24 Hours) and some textures may be cut off or have duplicates.

Other options are Memory Card icon dumps when a game gets saved (some games may have more than one or have an animation though...) and an ISO Browser.

===Mednafen===
Mednafen emulates the PS1 and is very accurate. It doesn't need plugins making it easier to set up, no (or very little) hacks used, plays music from multitrack games and has the PS1 boot up animation when booting up a game. If there are problems running a game, then it is usually a case of a bad ISO/BIN+CUE dump, a dodgy cue file or even the game itself. Some even consider this emulator more accurate than Sony's official one that was used on the PS3 and the PSP! It does require a certain kind of BIOS though to run the games, it is command-line even though frontends exist for the program and requires a more powerful computer than the other options.

If it is too complex, it is also available as a core for RetroArch under the names Beetle PSX and Beetle PSX HW however these have bugs that the official version doesn't have. It does have extra features though such as overclocking and able to run at a higher resolution. BizHawk also uses this for their PS1 emulation however it is based off an older version and might not have the fixes that are in newer versions.

===ePSXe===
Probably was the most well-known PSX emulator as it has been around for a long time and also has an Android version. It has good compatibility and performance with most games, even though it does include hacks for specific games such as Valkyrie Profile. However like some PSX emulators, it will not play the music from multitrack games (such as Pac Man World or Real Bout Special Dominated Mind) or certain kind of ISO/BIN+CUE dumps.

==Specific Game Pages==
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[[Category:Consoles]]

The Spriters Resource/Content Needing Replacement

2025-05-24T18:58:35Z

Yawackhary:

List content found on the sites below that needs replacement or improving:

==3DS > Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butouden==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/3ds/dragonballzextremebutoden/sheet/106180/ Support Characters (DLC)]''' - Sheet is missing the "Time Machine" and "See-Through the Invisible Man".

==Arcade > Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars==
*Stella was captured and is missing the squashed poses. Needs to be re-ripped.

==Arcade > Marvel Vs. Capcom==

===Fighters===

Every fighter excluding Spider-Man is missing a lot of frames. They are small enough to just be reripped entirely.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/marvelvscapcom/sheet/103253/ Character Select Portraits]''' - Ryu is missing his "Akuma" and "Ken" mode palettes.

==Arcade > Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pitfallii/sheet/8023/ Pitfall Harry]''' - The sheet was captured and may not be correct. Needs to be re-ripped.

==Arcade > Point Blank==
===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pointblank/sheet/12144/ Dr Don and Dr Dan]''' - There are a few broken sprites to fix and missing sprites that are mentioned on the sheet to rip. Preferably the sheet should be completely re-ripped.

==Arcade > SegaSonic the Hedgehog==

===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/segasonic/sheet/5891/ Title Screen]''' - It is an old captured and edited sheet from early 2007 that has accuracy issues. Since MAME does not display sprites on the tile viewer on Sega games, it needs to be completely re-ripped from the ROM. Sega System 16 Sprite Viewer may be able to view the sprites.

==Arcade > The Simpsons==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/simpsons/sheet/3/ Homer Simpson]''' - Sheet needs to be entirely re-ripped. Some sprites are split into Head, Upper Body and Lower Body or Body and Arm that the rip does not reflect as it was mainly captured. Missing unused Homer Bigfoot sprite. The palette may also be incorrect on some sprites.

==Arcade > Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/6571/ Felicia]''' - Felicia's sprite sheet has nowhere near as many sprites as the other characters, which is lead to believe that it is vastly incomplete.

==Arcade > Teddy Boy Blues==
*Both Teddy Boy and Yohko Ishino were captured and may not be correct. Needs to be re-ripped.

==CDI > Link: The Faces of Evil==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/cd_i/linkthefacesofevil/sheet/33520/ Link]''' - Many of Link's frames are missing, mainly the mid air ones.

==DS > Super Mario 64 DS==
Most rips by TJ the Kid need re-ripping: 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6846/ Bob-omb Squad]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6847/ Hide & Boo Seek]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6848/ Lakitu Launch]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6851/ Loves Me]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6845/ Mario's Slides]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6849/ Rec Room] 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6856/ Wanted]''' 
All have white background bleeding into white on sprites.

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6853/ Luigi's Card Games]''' - Some playing cards are missing.

==DS > Sonic Rush==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/sonicrush/sheet/10016/ Introduction]''' - The Sega and Sonic Team logos were badly edited and not represent how they appear in the ROM. Only contains Japanese text. The sheet was an early emulator rip and needs to be redone using modern tools.

==Game Boy > Cardcaptor Sakura: Itsumo Sakura-chan to Issho (JPN)==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_gbc/cardcaptorsakura/sheet/25192/ General Sprites]''' Sheet only contains a title screen, two cutscene panels and a portrait that may be edited. Plus the sheet has an incorrect palette due to emulator settings.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery==
Mario Gamer's rips are missing the Super Game Boy variation, plus the Japanese Game Select screen.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery 2==
Modern Parachute and Chef are missing the Game Boy and Super Game Boy variations. Mario Gamer's title screen rip is incomplete missing the Japanese and Australian title screens as well as GB/SGB versions, Mario is edited on the sheet.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery 3==
All of the sheets by Lotos have an incorrect palette caused by the emulator settings, most of the sheets are missing the Game Boy and Super Game Boy variations (all rips are in GBC mode) as well as any from the Japanese version. Mario Gamer's title screen rip is incomplete missing the Japanese and Australian title screens, Mario is edited on the sheet. The Super Game Boy Border rip is missing various random borders that pop up in the Gallery Corner, only the title screen one is ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/khcom/sheet/1047/ Battle Extras]''' - Sheet is completely unorganized, the background is the same color white used in game, and the face portrait for Riku is not present in sheet. Sheet needs to be completely re-ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/incrediblesriseoftheunderminer/sheet/73623/ Frozone]''' - Sheet needs to be reripped entirely, parts of his face on some frames were cut off.

==Game Boy Advance > Mario Tennis: Power Tour==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12288/ Donkey Kong]''' - Needs a re-rip due to multiple errors. There are some stray green pixels on DK that might not be part of the pre-rendered sprites and need checking. Row 4, sprite 5 the tennis racket is cut off. Row 19, sprite 3 is also cut off and need checking. White background on sheet and the 256 color palette of the sprites use this white.

Since the ROM is compressed and NLZ-GBA Advance crashes when attempt to open the ROM, it would have to be done via an emulator.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12286/ Intro]''' - Missing European (Mario Power Tennis) and Japanese (Mario Tennis Advance) title logos. The background is black that affects the sprites.

==Game Boy Advance > Ninja Five-O / Ninja Cop==
*There are two rips of Sam the Ninja. Both have sprites that are not on the other sheet. Link234w's rip also has a white background when the sprites also have the same white. Best to re-rip entirely from scratch.

==Game Boy Advance > Super Mario Advance 4==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sma4/sheet/4451/ General Sprites]''' - Only Bowser's letter and the Game Boy Player border are of any use as the other sprites are incomplete and are more complete on other sheets. The logo also needs the rest of the title screen that is yet to be ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/starwarsep3/sheet/8625/ Anakin Skywalker]''' - The sheet has a comical error where three of the sprites are broken because the ripper accidentally pasted a cropped screenshot of Anakin getting knocked onto the ground. Since it is a very old sheet (around 2005-2006), preferably needs to be re-ripped entirely.

==Game Boy Advance > Street Fighter Alpha 3==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sfalpha3/sheet/5525/ Character Menu]''' - Missing the portraits for Maki, Eagle, Ingrid, and Yun, who are unlockable characters.

==Genesis > Awesome Possum Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/apkdmb/sheet/24007/ Awesome Possum]''' - The mouth sprites are on a different layer, the mouth should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz-Mania==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/tazmania/ Taz]''' - The eating and holding sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz in Escape from Mars==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/escapefrommars/sheet/18640/ Taz]''' - The eating sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Pico > Sonic's Gameworld==

'''Characters and Minigames''' - Many sprites from the Japanese version are missing, this includes Sonic vs. Robotnik/Eggman. This was due to that the Japanese version was undumped at the time of ripping and there were leftovers in the US version.

==Pico > Tails and the Music Maker==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6156/ Misc]''' - The Music Maker sprites need checking, also it is missing the prototype Sonic sprites.

==Playstation > Sonic Wings Special==
The bosses don't need to be reripped, but some of them, like Balbi, has the wrong palettes, same goes for Sturm Waffle G and Manbou. Speaking of palettes, nearly all of them are missing they're alternative stage palettes, the ones that you beat after you completed the game the first time. Le Ostro doesn't have its complete animation for the debris that's destroyed in the first phase, Norvy Novgorod is missing the water effect too.

==Sega Master System > Battlemaniacs==

Besides Pimple, all of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/33110/ current] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/32848/ sheets] were incorrectly ripped and or not completed.

==SNES > Darius Force==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/dariusforce/sheet/77058/ Spiral Snail]''' - The shell attack is missing it's openings, also, the blue effect in the middle shouldn't be in there because that belongs to the blue silver hawk's attack effect.

==SNES > Yoshi's Safari==
===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/yoshisafari/sheet/11263/ General Sprites]''' - This was one of the oldest sheets on tSR (pre-ninsprites) in its original form. While the duplicates have been removed, this sheet needs to be retired. It contains only a few cutscene sprites and the gems, Peach's sprite also animates and that is missing. The title screen bubble also needs to be removed as it is part of the Super Scope bar.

==SNES > Super Street Fighter II==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/supersf2/sheet/5558/ Portraits]''' - The background causes some of the sprites to be affected that use the same color such as E.Honda's eyes and teeth, T. Hawk's eyes, Dee Jay's eyes and teeth as well as one pose of Fei-Long. Needs re-ripping.

==SNES > Super Metroid==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/smetroid/sheet/1735/ Misc Sprites]''' - This sheet needs to be sorted as it has been ripped from various places in the game such as doors, menus and the HUD without being clear where they go. The ripper even admitted that some of the sprites were guessed.

==SNES > Wario's Woods==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/wariowood/sheet/2088/ General Sprites]''' Old sheet by Bacon. Wario and Toad have better complete sheets and the rest is a mess. Only Birdo is useful out of the sheet and she may be missing sprites.

Arcade

2025-01-23T14:25:56Z

Yawackhary:

[[File:ArcadeMK.jpg|350px|right]]
An '''arcade''' game is a specialized coin-operated video game machine, usually comprised of a cabinet, motherboard, monitor, and joystick controls. Each manufacturer would create its own specialized board to run games.

Arcade games were very popular during the '80s and '90s, and struggle to survive through the 21st century. Today, traditional arcade machines are fairly uncommon and most venues have replaced these units with redemption machines, which yielded increased profits.

==Ripping Tools==

Like with ripping from PC games, ripping from Arcade games is on a case-by-case basis. Depending on which board the game you want to rip is, some tools will be more useful than others.

===WinKawaks===

WinKawaks is an emulator that plays games from the CPS1, CPS2, and the Neo-Geo Arcade boards. It also features some debug tools, useful for ripping sprites. You can download it [http://cps2shock.emu-france.info/ Here].

To rip sprites, you must boot up the game of your choice and play it to the point where the sprites you want are. Then, pause the emulation with the "Enter" button (not required, but recommended).

NOTE: DO NOT resize or maximize the emulator window.

Before you get to the ripping, choose the menu "Video > Set background color...", then set the color to something other than black (I suggest pink since it gives a better contrast). From here, you have two methods for ripping the sprites.

As a warning: Due to the age of the emulator and the final update was 2016, finding working ROMS can be difficult. This is due to that MAME updates the ROMs and adds new clones or parent versions with multiple games added since then especially regarding Capcom CPS1 and 2 with its many Street Fighter revisions. Look for MAME compatible ROMS from around 0.168. Current MAME version ROMS may work but not guaranteed.

====The Shots Factory====

Choose the menu "Tools > Shot factory" (or press "CTRL+F"):

[[File:WinKawaks1.png|center]]

The pop-up window will appear above the main window, so you'll need to manually move it to someplace so you can see the main window.

# This white area lists all sprites currently on the screen;
# These three buttons allows you to enable or disable the background/HUD layers. For CPS games the three buttons will be available, while for Neo Geo games only the 8x8 button will be available.
# These two buttons allows you to take screenshots;
# This button allows you to step a frame on the emulation. Useful if you're trying to get a complete animation;
# Once you select any sprites listed on the white area, you can use these buttons to enable or disable them.
# Checking this box will make the sprite blink on the main window once you select it in the white area. Useful for identifying which sprites are which.

The Shots factory is mostly useful for ripping backgrounds and simpler animations. If you want to rip fighting game characters or those multi-layered bosses, the second method is recommended.

====The Tile Viewer====

Choose the menu "Tools > Tileviewer" (or press "CTRL+T"):

[[File:WinKawaks2.png|center]]

Much like the Shots Factory, the pop-up window will appear above the main window, so move it elsewhere. The first thing you will notice is that the game screen will be replaced by the game's tiles.

# This box lets you choose the tile size. 8x8 is used by the game's HUD, while 16x16 is where most sprites are. The 32x32 will only appear for CPS games, and is mostly used by background tiles;
# These two boxes allow you to flip the tiles horizontally or vertically. You'll probably never use these, so just ignore them;
# What you will see on the main window will depend if the game is CPS or Neo Geo. For CPS games, you scroll through the tiles vertically, while on Neo Geo games you scroll through them horizontally. This slider allows you to set the number of columns (for CPS games) or rows (for Neo Geo games) which are displayed. For older Neo Geo games, you should set this to "1", while for newer Neo Geo games you may want to get as more rows as possible. As for CPS games, generally the sprites are already organized, so you should leave this on the default number unless you know what you're doing (some CPS games may require you to double or halve the number of columns to display the sprites properly);
# This slider allows you to scroll through the tiles;
# This slider scrolls through the palettes;
# Once you select any of the sliders (just click them), you can use these buttons to easily scroll them without having to drag them with the mouse. This is highly recommended, especially for finding palettes. Alternatively, you can use the arrow keys on your keyboard, which is much easier than clicking the buttons continuously.

NOTE: You won't be able to find the correct palettes if what you're trying to rip was not currently on the screen before you entered the Tile Viewer.

===MAME===
[[File:MAME Bosconian - Star Destroyer (new version) (bosco) 10 7 2020 3 07 38 PM.png|thumb|An example of viewing graphics in MAME of the game Bosconian.]]
In MAME, a sprite viewer can be accessed through the following sequence: Press F4 (or fn+F4 on certain laptops) to bring up a palette viewer, and while on the palette viewer, press Enter to access the sprite viewer. Use the up and down keys to scroll through the sprites in the current graphic bank, left and right to switch palettes, [ and ] to switch graphic banks, and the R key to rotate the sprites in the viewer by 90 degrees. You can also press Enter to switch to backgrounds if you want to rip them.

Because there's no way to directly save the sprites displayed in the sprite viewer, you must downsize the sprites in the viewer by resizing the window or pressing the - and = keys to change the number of sprites on each row, followed by pressing the PrtScn key to save the window to the clipboard. Afterwards, they can be pasted into a graphics editor and assembled into sheets from there. In recent versions of MAME, the pixel scaling is not locked to displaying the sprites at their intended sizes, so Shift must be held while pressing - and = in the graphics viewer to preserve the pixel sizes (or pressing Shift+0 on smaller windows) to display the sprites correctly.

Not all games can be ripped with this method, only if they use a tile-based system, and sometimes it is just the background tiles. Some arcade systems such as the Neo Geo and many Sega arcade games either don't display the palette viewer or just the palette viewer.

If you prefer ripping from screenshots, frame-advance and rewind keys can be mapped to capture animations while the game is paused. F12 is the default key for screenshots, but you may have to adjust screenshot settings so the captures are clean and in the game's 1:1 pixel resolution.

===MAME gfxsave===
A fork of the above using version 0.234 [https://mega.nz/file/PTIUhJbT#XVHRPL3ZPxywTdmVFmcd5hml-vdHePoqohawaDBSVEg]. Follow the instructions above to access the viewers then press F12 (or fn+F12) on either the palette viewer, tile viewer or tilemap/background viewer to export the tiles/palettes/tilemaps to their own images split by different palettes on tiles. The data is saved to a gfxsave/<romname> folder within the MAME folder.

Exporting the tiles might be glitchy depending on game and setting. It is recommended to have/leave it on window mode and not to scroll down on the tile viewer otherwise the tiles will be cut off. There is also an error message saying: "Error opening translation file: English" that might pop up from time to time.

Like the main version of MAME, not all arcade games can be ripped with this method.

===Sega System 16 Sprite Viewer===

Despite the name, the sprite viewer was made using information from disassembling OutRun. This can rip OutRun, Super Hang-On, After Burner, and some of the System 16 library. It is a command-line based tool and requires knowledge of the sprite banks that were used, they are listed as mpr and then a number at the end. The files have to be unzipped and then load 4 sprite banks at a time to view the sprites. The sprites can be saved as a BMP file.

Apart from OutRun, the sprites have no palettes so they have to be recolored.

===Artmoney===

===[http://nebula.emulatronia.com/ Nebula]===
Similar to WinKawaks but lacks a noticeable Tile Viewer and with a different Shot Factory.

==Recommended Emulators==

===MAME/MAMEUI===

See [[MAME|here]] for more info.

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Consoles]]

Super Nintendo Entertainment System

2025-01-22T19:58:44Z

Yawackhary:

The '''Super Nintendo Entertainment System''' (also known as the '''Super NES, SNES or Super Nintendo''', and known as the '''Super Famicom''' in Japan) is a 16-bit home video game console developed by Nintendo that was released in 1990 in Japan, 1991 in North America, 1992 in Europe and Australasia (Oceania), and 1993 in South America.

==Ripping Tools==

===vSNES===

Uses a similar UI to [[PVV]], but has a much easier to manage interface.

[[File:VSNESinterface.png|framed|center|vSNES interface]]

# Load SaveState (F3): Accesses any SNES ROM with at least one occupied Slot and loads chosen Slot
# Reload Last SaveState (F5): Refreshes active Slot with recent save
# Save Current State (Ctrl+S): Saves current active screen to computer.
# Launch SaveState File
# Insert Cartridge: Loads from cartridge or ROM
# Reload last Cartridge
# Save Current Cartridge
# Launch Cartridge Files
# SPC Viewer/Editor: View or edit current game music
# Movie Editor: Allows loading, viewing, editing and saving of in-game movies (SMV and ZMV)
# CHT Editor: Alter binary cheat codes from compatible SNES emulators
# Preview: Displays tiny screenshot of current savestate
# PalViewer: Displays palette of current savestate
# MemViewer: Displays tiles of sprites and maps currently loaded into the state
# SceneViwer: Displays all visible sprites and backgrounds in current state.
# HexEditor
# ListEditor

For basic sprite and background ripping your main focus should be SceneViewer, which is easier to isolate and save to an appropriate paint or photo editing software.

[[File:SceneViewer.png|framed|center]]

"Screen" shows the entirety of the current SaveState with 16-bit and 8-bit options, both of which only serve to switch between alias and anti-alias during display. The Layering box works similarly to the limited disabling capabilities of SNES emulators such as ZSNES in that they only disable what is currently mapped to those layers.

"Layers" focuses on three aspects of the state; the regular background, the sprites, and Mode 7 effects (If implemented).

Regular Background mainly uses the first of the four "Bg" modes both for main background and foreground where sprites are normally mapped to. The third is often reserved for text or dialogue boxes depending on the game being ripped.

Sprites occupy a different layer and separated into parts to be disabled by the list next to the viewer's display window. To easily locate and disable any sprites that overlap the ones you wish to rip, simply move the cursor over to that sprite and press tab until the number the sprite is mapped to is highlighted, then press the spacebar to uncheck it.

Finally, Mode 7 backgrounds are for backgrounds or sprites that have been assigned to the SNES' Mode 7 capabilities, displaying their original, unaltered ratio either as a fully visible image, or in chunks viewable only when necessary for the current scene.

Note: Since vSNES is an older tool, savestates from bsnes/higan and newer versions of SNES9X will not work with this app. So you would have to use ZSNES that is virus prone or an emulator from before 2007...

===SNES Palette Editor===
This tool can search the ROM for palettes. The values given when checking Autoconvert match bsnes-rawpalettes.

==Suggested Emulators==
===bsnes/higan===

bsnes (also higan) is a very accurate SNES emulator that supports most, if not all SNES games. Apart from the SA-1 games, the emulator is cycle accurate to a SNES meaning that it is nearly as close as you can get to the console. This requires separate ROM dumps for the various chips that the SNES had e.g. DSP-1 (Pilotwings, Super Mario Kart), CX4 (Mega Man X 2 and 3). It also runs games that other emulators have problems with such as Speedy Gonzales and displays the shadows in Air Strike Patrol. This was originally known as bsnes however this was split into higan where it supported more systems and is more accurate, this was later also split into ares supporting other systems. bsnes was later relaunched making it more easier to use, more optimized and also has the ability to run the ''Super Mario World'' hacks that previously only ran on ZSNES.

The bsnes-plus fork includes a tile viewer (both from the ROM and VRAM in game), a sprite viewer and a tilemap viewer for ripping backgrounds. This is based on an older version of bsnes that has Balanced and Performance options where the accuracy is lower but doesn't affect most games and can run on less powerful computers. Due to this BIOS and chip ROM dumps do not match what current bsnes/Higan uses.

There is a mod called bsnes-rawpalettes that changes the palettes to the internal colors, this version is recommended for ripping.

===SNES9X===

While not as accurate as higan, it can run on less powerful computers and is one of the oldest emulators that still gets updated today.

===[[BizHawk]]===

BizHawk uses an older version of bsnes where it still had the Balanced and Performance options so requirements are lower to run. Thankfully it has a sprite/background/tile viewer that is simple to use even though palette select is a bit buggy and to view backgrounds that use two modes (e.g. 1 and 7), you would have to change the scanlines. It also has SNES9X has an option however does not have the sprite viewer.

===ZSNES===

Only mentioned here because many tools such as vSNES, [[YY-CHR]], and [[Tile Molester]] require savestates from ZSNES whether it's to rip sprites or for its palette. As an emulator, it was good for its time- however it is very inaccurate and should not really be used in an age where more powerful and accurate emulators exist. Some games don't work or sport numerous glitches that can lead to crashes, sometimes lacking certain sound and graphical effects present on more accurate emulators and original hardware, and the emulator itself does not run games on special chips properly (such as the Cx4 and the Super FX chips). Ironically, some ''Super Mario World'' hacks only work on ZSNES.

While you can remove layers to get sprites, it is best to just use it to get a savestate of what content you want to rip.

WARNING: Using ZSNES is a security risk because it can be used to hack your PC via an exploit.

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Consoles]]

Sega Genesis

2025-01-15T00:03:49Z

Yawackhary:

[[File:Megadrive.jpg|right]]

The '''Sega Genesis''' (known as '''Mega Drive''' outside the USA) is a 4th generation console created by Sega. It was a direct rival to the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]]. It later received two peripherals in the form of the 32X and Sega CD/Mega CD.

==Ripping Tools==

===Gens KMod===

Gens KMod is a modification of the Gens emulator that adds various debug functions. You can download it [http://gendev.spritesmind.net/page-gensK.html Here].

In order to rip sprites, boot up your game and play it to the point where the sprites you want are. Pause the game (depending on the game, you may need to pause the emulator itself, for that just press "Esc"), then choose the menu "CPU -> Debug":

[[File:GensKmod1.png|center]]

From here, there are two methods for ripping the sprites:

* In the first method, choose the menu "CPU -> Debug -> Layers". This will bring a pop-up window with various checked boxes, which allow you to disable the background layers or the sprites themselves (useful if you want to rip the backgrounds):

[[File:GensKmod2.png|center]]

* For the second method, choose the menu "CPU -> Debug -> Genesis -> VDP" (not VDP - Sprites, that's for another thing). This will bring a pop-up window showing five palettes and the tiles. By clicking one palette, you change the palette on the tiles. There are four palettes, plus a fifth, "smart" palette, which is useful for ripping sprites with black pixels which blend with the background:

[[File:GensKmod3.png|center]]

Now you have two options: you can either save the tiles to a bmp file, by using the "Tiles to Bitmap" button, or you can Print Screen and paste on Paint or another image editing program to edit.

===DebuGens===

Much like Kmod, DebuGens is also a hack of Gens to add debug functions. You can download it [https://code.google.com/archive/p/gens-rerecording/downloads Here].

DebuGens includes the same options as KMod, as such the methods for ripping are the same.

===Tile Molester===
See [[Tile Molester|here]] for more info. Please note that a large majority of games are compressed with some games able to rip just the main character or nothing at all without extra tools.

===GSavestate===
GSavestate can view savestates created in Gens, like a simpler counterpart to vSNES. While it is rather old, it can be used to rip backgrounds, tiles and can palette hack. One advantage is that it can rip from 32X games that other emulators cannot do but only from the Genesis side so it depends on the game whether the sprites (Brutal Unleashed, Kolibri), the backgrounds (Virtua Fighter, Virtua Racing Deluxe, T-MEK) or nothing can be ripped.

===[[BizHawk]]===
BizHawk uses the Genesis Plus GX emulator and adds a tile/background viewer. Like GensKMod though, you can disable the layers and turn the background pink (or any color). See below in regards to emulation quality.

===Exodus===
Exodus is an emulator that focuses on debugging. There is a palette viewer, VDP Viewer and also a background viewer but sadly not printscreenable. Other downsides are that it requires a fairly powerful computer, the screen has an unremovable blur filter and can only support the Genesis.

===[[TiledGGD]]===
TiledGGD can be used on selected racing games that do not used the standard 8x8 tile layout. Examples include Road Rash series, Outlander, Road Riot 4WD (Prototype) and the Sega CD Jaguar XJ220 (only for the car as it is non-standard and is framebuffered in game, it is the PLAYER.DAT file in the BIN+CUE).

It can also rip from 32X games too but mileage may vary. Either 4bpp Linear (Genesis mode), 8bpp Linear (32X mode) or 16bpp in the case of the options menu in Space Harrier.

==Recommended Emulators==

===Kega Fusion===

Kega Fusion emulates the Genesis, the 32X and the Sega CD as well as SG-1000, Master System and Game Gear. For years, this was considered the best Mega Drive emulator however it has not been updated in years making it harder to run on modern computers that run on Windows 10 as well as features that no longer work such as the MSN Messenger display.

===BlastEm===
Despite being a newer emulator, BlastEm is a fast and an accurate emulator that supports the Genesis as well as the Master System using the backwards compatibility mode. Even able to run tech demos such as Titan Overdrive that Kega Fusion and other emulators struggle with. Just like Kega Fusion, it works on Windows, Mac and Linux. In the future, there are plans for Sega CD and 32X emulation as well as a better GUI (currently it is using a ROM based menu).

===Ares===
A successor to bsnes/higan that supports multiple systems including the Genesis, Sega CD and 32X. It is the most accurate 32X emulator due to both Gens and Kega Fusion having hacks, only Fahrenheit doesn't work out of the entire library. Downsides is that it requires a powerful computer to get full speed and can have annoying sound clicks, some games may have graphic glitches that pop up.

===Genesis Plus GX===

After Kega Fusion but before BlastEm, this was considered the most accurate emulator due to its sound and emulation in regards to compatibility running most games including Virtua Racing. It runs Sega CD games as well but not 32X due to its platform choice of that it can not cope. While it was developed with the Wii in mind, you can play on it on your PC via RetroArch or BizHawk.

===Mednafen===

While not having any debugging features, it does include a layer removal feature. It should also be noted that this emulator will not run Sega CD or 32X games.

==Specific Game Pages==
<DynamicPageList>
category = Sega Genesis Games
ordermethod = sortkey
order = ascending
</DynamicPageList>

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Consoles]]

Sega Genesis

2025-01-09T21:07:02Z

Yawackhary:

[[File:Megadrive.jpg|right]]

The '''Sega Genesis''' (known as '''Mega Drive''' outside the USA) is a 4th generation console created by Sega. It was a direct rival to the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]]. It later received two peripherals in the form of the 32X and Sega CD/Mega CD.

==Ripping Tools==

===Gens KMod===

Gens KMod is a modification of the Gens emulator that adds various debug functions. You can download it [http://gendev.spritesmind.net/page-gensK.html Here].

In order to rip sprites, boot up your game and play it to the point where the sprites you want are. Pause the game (depending on the game, you may need to pause the emulator itself, for that just press "Esc"), then choose the menu "CPU -> Debug":

[[File:GensKmod1.png|center]]

From here, there are two methods for ripping the sprites:

* In the first method, choose the menu "CPU -> Debug -> Layers". This will bring a pop-up window with various checked boxes, which allow you to disable the background layers or the sprites themselves (useful if you want to rip the backgrounds):

[[File:GensKmod2.png|center]]

* For the second method, choose the menu "CPU -> Debug -> Genesis -> VDP" (not VDP - Sprites, that's for another thing). This will bring a pop-up window showing five palettes and the tiles. By clicking one palette, you change the palette on the tiles. There are four palettes, plus a fifth, "smart" palette, which is useful for ripping sprites with black pixels which blend with the background:

[[File:GensKmod3.png|center]]

Now you have two options: you can either save the tiles to a bmp file, by using the "Tiles to Bitmap" button, or you can Print Screen and paste on Paint or another image editing program to edit.

===DebuGens===

Much like Kmod, DebuGens is also a hack of Gens to add debug functions. You can download it [https://code.google.com/archive/p/gens-rerecording/downloads Here].

DebuGens includes the same options as Kmod, as such the methods for ripping are the same.

===Tile Molester===

See [[Tile Molester|here]] for more info. Please note that a large majority of games are compressed with some games able to rip just the main character or nothing at all without extra tools.

===[[BizHawk]]===
BizHawk uses the Genesis Plus GX emulator and adds a tile/background viewer. Like GensKMod though, you can disable the layers and turn the background pink (or any color). See below in regards to emulation quality.

===[[TiledGGD]]===
TiledGGD can be used on selected racing games that do not used the standard 8x8 tile layout. Examples include Road Rash series, Outlander, Road Riot 4WD (Prototype) and the Sega CD Jaguar XJ220 (only for the car as it is non-standard and is framebuffered in game, it is the PLAYER.DAT file in the BIN+CUE).

==Recommended Emulators==

===Kega Fusion===

Kega Fusion emulates the Genesis, the 32X and the Sega CD as well as SG-1000, Master System and Game Gear. For years, this was considered the best Mega Drive emulator however it has not been updated in years making it harder to run on modern computers that run on Windows 10 as well as features that no longer work such as the MSN Messenger display.

===BlastEm===

Despite being a newer emulator, BlastEm is a fast and an accurate emulator that supports the Genesis as well as the Master System using the backwards compatibility mode. Even able to run tech demos such as Titan Overdrive that Kega Fusion and other emulators struggle with. Just like Kega Fusion, it works on Windows, Mac and Linux. In the future, there are plans for Sega CD and 32X emulation as well as a better GUI (currently it is using a ROM based menu).

===Genesis Plus GX===

After Kega Fusion but before BlastEm, this was considered the most accurate emulator due to its sound and emulation in regards to compatibility running most games including Virtua Racing. It runs Sega CD games as well but not 32X due to its platform choice of that it can not cope. While it was developed with the Wii in mind, you can play on it on your PC via RetroArch or BizHawk.

===Mednafen===

While not having any debugging features, it does include a layer removal feature. It should also be noted that this emulator will not run Sega CD or 32X games.

==Specific Game Pages==
<DynamicPageList>
category = Sega Genesis Games
ordermethod = sortkey
order = ascending
</DynamicPageList>

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Consoles]]

Atari ST

2024-12-15T21:18:38Z

Yawackhary:

{{stub}}

The '''Atari ST''' is a 16-bit personal computer family by Atari, famous for its MIDI support and many games. Was fairly popular early in its life due to the lower cost however the Amiga quickly over took its popularity all down to lowering the price, bundles and Shadow of the Beast. Many early Amiga games were ST ports due to the same processor.

==Ripping Tools==

===Maptapper===

http://codetapper.com/amiga/maptapper/

Maptapper is a Windows application used to rip graphics and maps from Amiga games. It can also read Atari ST games and has rudimentary support for [[Commodore 64]] games as well. Both the official website and the built-in help file have a basic tutorial on how to rip sprites.

The WIP version that supports Steem savestates and palettes sadly was unreleased so recolouring is required. Reading from .st files is hit and miss.

==Floppy Image==

https://atari.8bitchip.info/floimgd.php

Floppy Image is a Windows application. This can extract raw .pic, .pc1 files from .st and scene .msa files, these can be viewed via RECOIL.

When running, an error message saying "Incompatible or missing fdrawcmd driver!" will pop up. Ignore it as it is only useful for transferring actual Atari ST floppies to a computer. Select Open Image File, select any .st or .msa file, then File Transfer. Select a file then click on Extract. Some games may have to click on a DIR to see more files or may not have any files at all.

==Emulators==
===Steem SSE===
Steem SSE is an Atari ST emulator that runs on Windows. It supports savestates and able to screenshot. The emulator requires a TOS image to work, most compatible is UK 1.02 however a few very early ST games may require 1.00. Default resolution is Low as the majority of games run on this resolution, a very few run on Medium.

Compared to extracted files, the default palette is incorrect similar to early Genesis emulators however is more correct when compared to some emulators where a washed out image is displayed. Changing the setting to vivid colours in Colour Control brings the palette close to the extracted files with a margin of error in values. Also regarding screenshots, change the setting to Minimum Size Screenshots matches the resolution.

An advantage compared to Floppy Image is that it can transfer files from copy protected .stx files. After opening Floppy A, drag a file towards Hard Drive to be saved onto your computer. Make sure that the GEMDOS hard drive option is selected for the option to appear.

===Hatari===
Compared to Steem SSE, Hatari is Linux focused but does have a Windows option.

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Consoles]]

Atari ST

2024-12-15T19:57:03Z

Yawackhary:

The '''Atari ST''' is a 16-bit personal computer family by Atari, famous for its MIDI support and many games. Was fairly popular early in its life due to the lower cost however the Amiga quickly over took its popularity all down to lowering the price, bundles and Shadow of the Beast. Many early Amiga games were ST ports due to the same processor.

==Ripping Tools==

===Maptapper===

http://codetapper.com/amiga/maptapper/

Maptapper is a Windows application used to rip graphics and maps from Amiga games. It can also read Atari ST games and has rudimentary support for [[Commodore 64]] games as well. Both the official website and the built-in help file have a basic tutorial on how to rip sprites.

The WIP version that supports Steem savestates and palettes sadly was unreleased so recolouring is required. Reading from .st files is hit and miss.

==Floppy Image==

https://atari.8bitchip.info/floimgd.php

Floppy Image is a Windows application. This can extract raw .pic, .pc1 files from .st and scene .msa files, these can be viewed via RECOIL.

When running, an error message saying "Incompatible or missing fdrawcmd driver!" will pop up. Ignore it as it is only useful for transferring actual Atari ST floppies to a computer. Select Open Image File, select any .st or .msa file, then File Transfer. Select a file then click on Extract. Some games may have to click on a DIR to see more files or may not have any files at all.

==Emulators==
===Steem SSE===
Steem SSE is an Atari ST emulator that runs on Windows. It supports savestates and able to screenshot, resized 50% and crop the border for the correct size. The emulator requires a TOS image to work, most compatible is UK 1.02 however a few very early ST games may require 1.00. Default resolution is Low as the majority of games run on this resolution, a very few run on Medium.

Compared to extracted files, the palette is incorrect similar to early Genesis emulators however is more correct when compared to some emulators where a washed out image is displayed.

An advantage compared to Floppy Image is that it can transfer files from copy protected .stx files. After opening Floppy A, drag a file towards Hard Drive to be saved onto your computer. Make sure that the GEMDOS hard drive option is selected for the option to appear.

===Hatari===
Compared to Steem SSE, Hatari is Linux focused but does have a Windows option.

Atari ST

2024-12-15T13:13:23Z

Yawackhary: Created page with "The '''Atari ST''' is a 16-bit personal computer family by Atari, famous for its MIDI support and many games. Was fairly popular early in its life due to the lower cost howeve..."

The '''Atari ST''' is a 16-bit personal computer family by Atari, famous for its MIDI support and many games. Was fairly popular early in its life due to the lower cost however the Amiga quickly over took its popularity. Many early Amiga games were ST ports due to the same processor.

==Ripping Tools==

===Maptapper===

http://codetapper.com/amiga/maptapper/

Maptapper is a Windows application used to rip graphics and maps from Amiga games. It can also read Atari ST games and has rudimentary support for [[Commodore 64]] games as well. Both the official website and the built-in help file have a basic tutorial on how to rip sprites.

The WIP version that supports Steem savestates and palettes sadly was unreleased so recolouring is required. Reading from .st files is hit and miss.

==FloImg==

Floppy Image is a Windows application. This can extract raw .pic, .pc1 files from .st and scene .msa files, these can be viewed via RECOIL.

The Spriters Resource/Content Needing Replacement

2024-12-13T23:07:02Z

Yawackhary: Alex Kidd is re-ripped

List content found on the sites below that needs replacement or improving:

==3DS > Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butouden==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/3ds/dragonballzextremebutoden/sheet/106180/ Support Characters (DLC)]''' - Sheet is missing the "Time Machine" and "See-Through the Invisible Man".

==Arcade > Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars==
*Stella was captured and is missing the squashed poses. Needs to be re-ripped.

==Arcade > Marvel Vs. Capcom==

===Fighters===

Every fighter excluding Spider-Man is missing a lot of frames. They are small enough to just be reripped entirely.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/marvelvscapcom/sheet/103253/ Character Select Portraits]''' - Ryu is missing his "Akuma" and "Ken" mode palettes.

==Arcade > Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pitfallii/sheet/8023/ Pitfall Harry]''' - The sheet was captured and may not be correct. Needs to be re-ripped.

==Arcade > Point Blank==
===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pointblank/sheet/12144/ Dr Don and Dr Dan]''' - There are a few broken sprites to fix and missing sprites that are mentioned on the sheet to rip. Preferably the sheet should be completely re-ripped.

==Arcade > SegaSonic the Hedgehog==

===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/segasonic/sheet/5891/ Title Screen]''' - It is an old captured and edited sheet from early 2007 that has accuracy issues. Since MAME does not display sprites on the tile viewer on Sega games, it needs to be completely re-ripped from the ROM. Sega System 16 Sprite Viewer may be able to view the sprites.

==Arcade > The Simpsons==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/simpsons/sheet/3/ Homer Simpson]''' - Sheet needs to be entirely re-ripped. Some sprites are split into Head, Upper Body and Lower Body or Body and Arm that the rip does not reflect as it was mainly captured. Missing unused Homer Bigfoot sprite. The palette may also be incorrect on some sprites.

==Arcade > Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/6571/ Felicia]''' - Felicia's sprite sheet has nowhere near as many sprites as the other characters, which is lead to believe that it is vastly incomplete.

==Arcade > Teddy Boy Blues==
*Both Teddy Boy and Yohko Ishino were captured and may not be correct. Needs to be re-ripped.

==CDI > Link: The Faces of Evil==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/cd_i/linkthefacesofevil/sheet/33520/ Link]''' - Many of Link's frames are missing, mainly the mid air ones.

==DS > Super Mario 64 DS==
Most rips by TJ the Kid need re-ripping: 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6846/ Bob-omb Squad]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6847/ Hide & Boo Seek]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6848/ Lakitu Launch]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6851/ Loves Me]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6845/ Mario's Slides]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6849/ Rec Room] 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6856/ Wanted]''' 
All have white background bleeding into white on sprites.

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6853/ Luigi's Card Games]''' - Some playing cards are missing.

==DS > Sonic Rush==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/sonicrush/sheet/10016/ Introduction]''' - The Sega and Sonic Team logos were badly edited and not represent how they appear in the ROM. Only contains Japanese text. The sheet was an early emulator rip and needs to be redone using modern tools.

==Game Boy > Cardcaptor Sakura: Itsumo Sakura-chan to Issho (JPN)==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_gbc/cardcaptorsakura/sheet/25192/ General Sprites]''' Sheet only contains a title screen, two cutscene panels and a portrait that may be edited. Plus the sheet has an incorrect palette due to emulator settings.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery 3==

The entire game needs a re-rip. All of the sheets by Lotos have an incorrect palette caused by the emulator settings. All of the sheets are missing the Game Boy and Super Game Boy variations (all rips are in GBC mode). Mario Gamer's title screen rip is incomplete missing the Japanese and Australian title screens, Mario is edited on the sheet. Only the Super Game Boy Border rip is good.

==Game Boy Advance > Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/khcom/sheet/1047/ Battle Extras]''' - Sheet is completely unorganized, the background is the same color white used in game, and the face portrait for Riku is not present in sheet. Sheet needs to be completely re-ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/incrediblesriseoftheunderminer/sheet/73623/ Frozone]''' - Sheet needs to be reripped entirely, parts of his face on some frames were cut off.

==Game Boy Advance > Mario Tennis: Power Tour==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12288/ Donkey Kong]''' - Needs a re-rip due to multiple errors. There are some stray green pixels on DK that might not be part of the pre-rendered sprites and need checking. Row 4, sprite 5 the tennis racket is cut off. Row 19, sprite 3 is also cut off and need checking. White background on sheet and the 256 color palette of the sprites use this white.

Since the ROM is compressed and NLZ-GBA Advance crashes when attempt to open the ROM, it would have to be done via an emulator.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12286/ Intro]''' - Missing European (Mario Power Tennis) and Japanese (Mario Tennis Advance) title logos. The background is black that affects the sprites.

==Game Boy Advance > Ninja Five-O / Ninja Cop==
*There are two rips of Sam the Ninja. Both have sprites that are not on the other sheet. Link234w's rip also has a white background when the sprites also have the same white. Best to re-rip entirely from scratch.

==Game Boy Advance > Super Mario Advance 4==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sma4/sheet/4451/ General Sprites]''' - Only Bowser's letter and the Game Boy Player border are of any use as the other sprites are incomplete and are more complete on other sheets. The logo also needs the rest of the title screen that is yet to be ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/starwarsep3/sheet/8625/ Anakin Skywalker]''' - The sheet has a comical error where three of the sprites are broken because the ripper accidentally pasted a cropped screenshot of Anakin getting knocked onto the ground. Since it is a very old sheet (around 2005-2006), preferably needs to be re-ripped entirely.

==Game Boy Advance > Street Fighter Alpha 3==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sfalpha3/sheet/5525/ Character Menu]''' - Missing the portraits for Maki, Eagle, Ingrid, and Yun, who are unlockable characters.

==Genesis > Awesome Possum Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/apkdmb/sheet/24007/ Awesome Possum]''' - The mouth sprites are on a different layer, the mouth should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz-Mania==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/tazmania/ Taz]''' - The eating and holding sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz in Escape from Mars==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/escapefrommars/sheet/18640/ Taz]''' - The eating sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Pico > Sonic's Gameworld==

'''Characters and Minigames''' - Many sprites from the Japanese version are missing, this includes Sonic vs. Robotnik/Eggman. This was due to that the Japanese version was undumped at the time of ripping and there were leftovers in the US version.

==Pico > Tails and the Music Maker==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6156/ Misc]''' - The Music Maker sprites need checking, also it is missing the prototype Sonic sprites.

==Playstation > Sonic Wings Special==
The bosses don't need to be reripped, but some of them, like Balbi, has the wrong palettes, same goes for Sturm Waffle G and Manbou. Speaking of palettes, nearly all of them are missing they're alternative stage palettes, the ones that you beat after you completed the game the first time. Le Ostro doesn't have its complete animation for the debris that's destroyed in the first phase, Norvy Novgorod is missing the water effect too.

==Sega Master System > Battlemaniacs==

Besides Pimple, all of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/33110/ current] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/32848/ sheets] were incorrectly ripped and or not completed.

==SNES > Darius Force==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/dariusforce/sheet/77058/ Spiral Snail]''' - The shell attack is missing it's openings, also, the blue effect in the middle shouldn't be in there because that belongs to the blue silver hawk's attack effect.

==SNES > Yoshi's Safari==
===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/yoshisafari/sheet/11263/ General Sprites]''' - This was one of the oldest sheets on tSR (pre-ninsprites) in its original form. While the duplicates have been removed, this sheet needs to be retired. It contains only a few cutscene sprites and the gems, Peach's sprite also animates and that is missing. The title screen bubble also needs to be removed as it is part of the Super Scope bar.

==SNES > Super Street Fighter II==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/supersf2/sheet/5558/ Portraits]''' - The background causes some of the sprites to be affected that use the same color such as E.Honda's eyes and teeth, T. Hawk's eyes, Dee Jay's eyes and teeth as well as one pose of Fei-Long. Needs re-ripping.

==SNES > Super Metroid==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/smetroid/sheet/1735/ Misc Sprites]''' - This sheet needs to be sorted as it has been ripped from various places in the game such as doors, menus and the HUD without being clear where they go. The ripper even admitted that some of the sprites were guessed.

==SNES > Wario's Woods==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/wariowood/sheet/2088/ General Sprites]''' Old sheet by Bacon. Wario and Toad have better complete sheets and the rest is a mess. Only Birdo is useful out of the sheet and she may be missing sprites.

The Spriters Resource/Content Needing Replacement

2024-12-07T01:41:09Z

Yawackhary:

List content found on the sites below that needs replacement or improving:

==3DS > Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butouden==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/3ds/dragonballzextremebutoden/sheet/106180/ Support Characters (DLC)]''' - Sheet is missing the "Time Machine" and "See-Through the Invisible Man".

==Arcade > Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars==
*Both Alex Kidd and Stella were captured and may not be correct. Needs to be re-ripped.

==Arcade > Marvel Vs. Capcom==

===Fighters===

Every fighter excluding Spider-Man is missing a lot of frames. They are small enough to just be reripped entirely.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/marvelvscapcom/sheet/103253/ Character Select Portraits]''' - Ryu is missing his "Akuma" and "Ken" mode palettes.

==Arcade > Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pitfallii/sheet/8023/ Pitfall Harry]''' - The sheet was captured and may not be correct. Needs to be re-ripped.

==Arcade > Point Blank==
===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pointblank/sheet/12144/ Dr Don and Dr Dan]''' - There are a few broken sprites to fix and missing sprites that are mentioned on the sheet to rip. Preferably the sheet should be completely re-ripped.

==Arcade > SegaSonic the Hedgehog==

===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/segasonic/sheet/5891/ Title Screen]''' - It is an old captured and edited sheet from early 2007 that has accuracy issues. Since MAME does not display sprites on the tile viewer on Sega games, it needs to be completely re-ripped from the ROM. Sega System 16 Sprite Viewer may be able to view the sprites.

==Arcade > The Simpsons==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/simpsons/sheet/3/ Homer Simpson]''' - Sheet needs to be entirely re-ripped. Some sprites are split into Head, Upper Body and Lower Body or Body and Arm that the rip does not reflect as it was mainly captured. Missing unused Homer Bigfoot sprite. The palette may also be incorrect on some sprites.

==Arcade > Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/6571/ Felicia]''' - Felicia's sprite sheet has nowhere near as many sprites as the other characters, which is lead to believe that it is vastly incomplete.

==Arcade > Teddy Boy Blues==
*Both Teddy Boy and Yohko Ishino were captured and may not be correct. Needs to be re-ripped.

==CDI > Link: The Faces of Evil==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/cd_i/linkthefacesofevil/sheet/33520/ Link]''' - Many of Link's frames are missing, mainly the mid air ones.

==DS > Super Mario 64 DS==
Most rips by TJ the Kid need re-ripping: 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6846/ Bob-omb Squad]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6847/ Hide & Boo Seek]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6848/ Lakitu Launch]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6851/ Loves Me]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6845/ Mario's Slides]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6849/ Rec Room] 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6856/ Wanted]''' 
All have white background bleeding into white on sprites.

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6853/ Luigi's Card Games]''' - Some playing cards are missing.

==DS > Sonic Rush==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/sonicrush/sheet/10016/ Introduction]''' - The Sega and Sonic Team logos were badly edited and not represent how they appear in the ROM. Only contains Japanese text. The sheet was an early emulator rip and needs to be redone using modern tools.

==Game Boy > Cardcaptor Sakura: Itsumo Sakura-chan to Issho (JPN)==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_gbc/cardcaptorsakura/sheet/25192/ General Sprites]''' Sheet only contains a title screen, two cutscene panels and a portrait that may be edited. Plus the sheet has an incorrect palette due to emulator settings.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery 3==

The entire game needs a re-rip. All of the sheets by Lotos have an incorrect palette caused by the emulator settings. All of the sheets are missing the Game Boy and Super Game Boy variations (all rips are in GBC mode). Mario Gamer's title screen rip is incomplete missing the Japanese and Australian title screens, Mario is edited on the sheet. Only the Super Game Boy Border rip is good.

==Game Boy Advance > Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/khcom/sheet/1047/ Battle Extras]''' - Sheet is completely unorganized, the background is the same color white used in game, and the face portrait for Riku is not present in sheet. Sheet needs to be completely re-ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/incrediblesriseoftheunderminer/sheet/73623/ Frozone]''' - Sheet needs to be reripped entirely, parts of his face on some frames were cut off.

==Game Boy Advance > Mario Tennis: Power Tour==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12288/ Donkey Kong]''' - Needs a re-rip due to multiple errors. There are some stray green pixels on DK that might not be part of the pre-rendered sprites and need checking. Row 4, sprite 5 the tennis racket is cut off. Row 19, sprite 3 is also cut off and need checking. White background on sheet and the 256 color palette of the sprites use this white.

Since the ROM is compressed and NLZ-GBA Advance crashes when attempt to open the ROM, it would have to be done via an emulator.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12286/ Intro]''' - Missing European (Mario Power Tennis) and Japanese (Mario Tennis Advance) title logos. The background is black that affects the sprites.

==Game Boy Advance > Ninja Five-O / Ninja Cop==
*There are two rips of Sam the Ninja. Both have sprites that are not on the other sheet. Link234w's rip also has a white background when the sprites also have the same white. Best to re-rip entirely from scratch.

==Game Boy Advance > Super Mario Advance 4==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sma4/sheet/4451/ General Sprites]''' - Only Bowser's letter and the Game Boy Player border are of any use as the other sprites are incomplete and are more complete on other sheets. The logo also needs the rest of the title screen that is yet to be ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/starwarsep3/sheet/8625/ Anakin Skywalker]''' - The sheet has a comical error where three of the sprites are broken because the ripper accidentally pasted a cropped screenshot of Anakin getting knocked onto the ground. Since it is a very old sheet (around 2005-2006), preferably needs to be re-ripped entirely.

==Game Boy Advance > Street Fighter Alpha 3==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sfalpha3/sheet/5525/ Character Menu]''' - Missing the portraits for Maki, Eagle, Ingrid, and Yun, who are unlockable characters.

==Genesis > Awesome Possum Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/apkdmb/sheet/24007/ Awesome Possum]''' - The mouth sprites are on a different layer, the mouth should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz-Mania==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/tazmania/ Taz]''' - The eating and holding sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz in Escape from Mars==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/escapefrommars/sheet/18640/ Taz]''' - The eating sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Pico > Sonic's Gameworld==

'''Characters and Minigames''' - Many sprites from the Japanese version are missing, this includes Sonic vs. Robotnik/Eggman. This was due to that the Japanese version was undumped at the time of ripping and there were leftovers in the US version.

==Pico > Tails and the Music Maker==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6156/ Misc]''' - The Music Maker sprites need checking, also it is missing the prototype Sonic sprites.

==Playstation > Sonic Wings Special==
The bosses don't need to be reripped, but some of them, like Balbi, has the wrong palettes, same goes for Sturm Waffle G and Manbou. Speaking of palettes, nearly all of them are missing they're alternative stage palettes, the ones that you beat after you completed the game the first time. Le Ostro doesn't have its complete animation for the debris that's destroyed in the first phase, Norvy Novgorod is missing the water effect too.

==Sega Master System > Battlemaniacs==

Besides Pimple, all of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/33110/ current] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/32848/ sheets] were incorrectly ripped and or not completed.

==SNES > Darius Force==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/dariusforce/sheet/77058/ Spiral Snail]''' - The shell attack is missing it's openings, also, the blue effect in the middle shouldn't be in there because that belongs to the blue silver hawk's attack effect.

==SNES > Yoshi's Safari==
===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/yoshisafari/sheet/11263/ General Sprites]''' - This was one of the oldest sheets on tSR (pre-ninsprites) in its original form. While the duplicates have been removed, this sheet needs to be retired. It contains only a few cutscene sprites and the gems, Peach's sprite also animates and that is missing. The title screen bubble also needs to be removed as it is part of the Super Scope bar.

==SNES > Super Street Fighter II==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/supersf2/sheet/5558/ Portraits]''' - The background causes some of the sprites to be affected that use the same color such as E.Honda's eyes and teeth, T. Hawk's eyes, Dee Jay's eyes and teeth as well as one pose of Fei-Long. Needs re-ripping.

==SNES > Super Metroid==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/smetroid/sheet/1735/ Misc Sprites]''' - This sheet needs to be sorted as it has been ripped from various places in the game such as doors, menus and the HUD without being clear where they go. The ripper even admitted that some of the sprites were guessed.

==SNES > Wario's Woods==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/wariowood/sheet/2088/ General Sprites]''' Old sheet by Bacon. Wario and Toad have better complete sheets and the rest is a mess. Only Birdo is useful out of the sheet and she may be missing sprites.

The Spriters Resource/Content Needing Replacement

2024-12-06T01:54:14Z

Yawackhary: The other Tails sheet disappeared and added various old sheets to replace or remove

List content found on the sites below that needs replacement or improving:

==3DS > Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butouden==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/3ds/dragonballzextremebutoden/sheet/106180/ Support Characters (DLC)]''' - Sheet is missing the "Time Machine" and "See-Through the Invisible Man".

==Arcade > Point Blank==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pointblank/sheet/12144/ Dr Don and Dr Dan]''' - There are a few broken sprites to fix and missing sprites that are mentioned on the sheet to rip. Preferably the sheet should be completely re-ripped.

==Arcade > SegaSonic the Hedgehog==

===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/segasonic/sheet/5891/ Title Screen]''' - It is an old captured and edited sheet from early 2007 that has accuracy issues. Since MAME does not display sprites on the tile viewer on Sega games, it needs to be completely re-ripped from the ROM. Sega System 16 Sprite Viewer may be able to view the sprites.

==Arcade > The Simpsons==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/simpsons/sheet/3/ Homer Simpson]''' - The sheet has an inconsistent palette. This was due to that some sprites were captured while others were tile ripped so it might have to be checked.

==Arcade > Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/6571/ Felicia]''' - Felicia's sprite sheet has nowhere near as many sprites as the other characters, which is lead to believe that it is vastly incomplete.

==Arcade > Marvel Vs. Capcom==

===Fighters===

Every fighter excluding Spider-Man is missing a lot of frames. They are small enough to just be reripped entirely.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/marvelvscapcom/sheet/103253/ Character Select Portraits]''' - Ryu is missing his "Akuma" and "Ken" mode palettes.

==CDI > Link: The Faces of Evil==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/cd_i/linkthefacesofevil/sheet/33520/ Link]''' - Many of Link's frames are missing, mainly the mid air ones.

==DS > Super Mario 64 DS==
Most rips by TJ the Kid need re-ripping: 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6846/ Bob-omb Squad]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6847/ Hide & Boo Seek]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6848/ Lakitu Launch]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6851/ Loves Me]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6845/ Mario's Slides]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6849/ Rec Room] 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6856/ Wanted]''' 
All have white background bleeding into white on sprites.

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6853/ Luigi's Card Games]''' - Some playing cards are missing.

==DS > Sonic Rush==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/sonicrush/sheet/10016/ Introduction]''' - The Sega and Sonic Team logos were badly edited and not represent how they appear in the ROM. Only contains Japanese text. The sheet was an early emulator rip and needs to be redone using modern tools.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery 3==

The entire game needs a re-rip. All of the sheets by Lotos have an incorrect palette caused by the emulator settings. All of the sheets are missing the Game Boy and Super Game Boy variations (all rips are in GBC mode). Mario Gamer's title screen rip is incomplete missing the Japanese and Australian title screens, Mario is edited on the sheet. Only the Super Game Boy Border rip is good.

==Game Boy Advance > Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/khcom/sheet/1047/ Battle Extras]''' - Sheet is completely unorganized, the background is the same color white used in game, and the face portrait for Riku is not present in sheet. Sheet needs to be completely re-ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/incrediblesriseoftheunderminer/sheet/73623/ Frozone]''' - Sheet needs to be reripped entirely, parts of his face on some frames were cut off.

==Game Boy Advance > Mario Tennis: Power Tour==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12288/ Donkey Kong]''' - Needs a re-rip due to multiple errors. There are some stray green pixels on DK that might not be part of the pre-rendered sprites and need checking. Row 4, sprite 5 the tennis racket is cut off. Row 19, sprite 3 is also cut off and need checking. White background on sheet and the 256 color palette of the sprites use this white.

Since the ROM is compressed and NLZ-GBA Advance crashes when attempt to open the ROM, it would have to be done via an emulator.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12286/ Intro]''' - Missing European (Mario Power Tennis) and Japanese (Mario Tennis Advance) title logos. The background is black that affects the sprites.

==Game Boy Advance > Ninja Five-O / Ninja Cop==
*There are two rips of Sam the Ninja. Both have sprites that are not on the other sheet. Link234w's rip also has a white background when the sprites also have the same white. Best to re-rip entirely from scratch.

==Game Boy Advance > Super Mario Advance 4==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sma4/sheet/4451/ General Sprites]''' - Only Bowser's letter and the Game Boy Player border are of any use as the other sprites are incomplete and are more complete on other sheets. The logo also needs the rest of the title screen that is yet to be ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/starwarsep3/sheet/8625/ Anakin Skywalker]''' - The sheet has a comical error where three of the sprites are broken because the ripper accidentally pasted a cropped screenshot of Anakin getting knocked onto the ground. Since it is a very old sheet (around 2005-2006), preferably needs to be re-ripped entirely.

==Game Boy Advance > Street Fighter Alpha 3==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sfalpha3/sheet/5525/ Character Menu]''' - Missing the portraits for Maki, Eagle, Ingrid, and Yun, who are unlockable characters.

==Genesis > Awesome Possum Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/apkdmb/sheet/24007/ Awesome Possum]''' - The mouth sprites are on a different layer, the mouth should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz-Mania==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/tazmania/ Taz]''' - The eating and holding sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz in Escape from Mars==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/escapefrommars/sheet/18640/ Taz]''' - The eating sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Pico > Sonic's Gameworld==

'''Characters and Minigames''' - Many sprites from the Japanese version are missing, this includes Sonic vs. Robotnik/Eggman. This was due to that the Japanese version was undumped at the time of ripping and there were leftovers in the US version.

==Pico > Tails and the Music Maker==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6156/ Misc]''' - The Music Maker sprites need checking, also it is missing the prototype Sonic sprites.

==Playstation > Sonic Wings Special==
The bosses don't need to be reripped, but some of them, like Balbi, has the wrong palettes, same goes for Sturm Waffle G and Manbou. Speaking of palettes, nearly all of them are missing they're alternative stage palettes, the ones that you beat after you completed the game the first time. Le Ostro doesn't have its complete animation for the debris that's destroyed in the first phase, Norvy Novgorod is missing the water effect too.

==Sega Master System > Battlemaniacs==

Besides Pimple, all of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/33110/ current] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/32848/ sheets] were incorrectly ripped and or not completed.

==SNES > Darius Force==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/dariusforce/sheet/77058/ Spiral Snail]''' - The shell attack is missing it's openings, also, the blue effect in the middle shouldn't be in there because that belongs to the blue silver hawk's attack effect.

==SNES > Yoshi's Safari==
===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/yoshisafari/sheet/11263/ General Sprites]''' - This was one of the oldest sheets on tSR (pre-ninsprites) in its original form. While the duplicates have been removed, this sheet needs to be retired. It contains only a few cutscene sprites and the gems, Peach's sprite also animates and that is missing. The title screen bubble also needs to be removed as it is part of the Super Scope bar.

==SNES > Super Street Fighter II==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/supersf2/sheet/5558/ Portraits]''' - The background causes some of the sprites to be affected that use the same color such as E.Honda's eyes and teeth, T. Hawk's eyes, Dee Jay's eyes and teeth as well as one pose of Fei-Long. Needs re-ripping.

==SNES > Super Metroid==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/smetroid/sheet/1735/ Misc Sprites]''' - This sheet needs to be sorted as it has been ripped from various places in the game such as doors, menus and the HUD without being clear where they go. The ripper even admitted that some of the sprites were guessed.

==SNES > Wario's Woods==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/wariowood/sheet/2088/ General Sprites]''' Old sheet by Bacon. Wario and Toad have better complete sheets and the rest is a mess. Only Birdo is useful out of the sheet and she may be missing sprites.

Commodore 64

2024-11-07T01:29:17Z

Yawackhary:

The '''Commodore 64''' is an 8-bit home computer developed by Commodore and released in 1982 in both the US and Europe. While it enjoyed only moderate success in the US thanks to the rise of PCs and home consoles, it was a large hit in Europe thanks to the hardware scrolling and the SID chip used for sound.

There are variations of the C64 but they were not successful. Commodore 128 was an upgraded version with extra memory, more colors and an extra processor however only a few games took advantage of the features. There is also a console version called the Commodore 64 GS (basically the C64 without the keyboard) however it failed due to the expensive cartridge format and a limited library, some that forgot that it had no keyboard and could not be run. Also there were plans for an upgraded version of the home computer called the Commodore 65 however only a few units were made and was not released.

==Ripping Tools==

===C64 Sprite / CharSet Ripper===

Sprites from Commodore 64 games can be ripped using savestates from CCS64 or VICE making it easier to sprite rip. There are some games that use layers making it harder to rip, examples include ''Target Renegade'' and ''Crystal Kingdom Dizzy''.

===SpritePad===
SpritePad is a C64 sprite editor that can import snapshots from VICE. Unlike using C64 Sprite / CharSet Ripper or CSFEC, no offset adjusting is required. Sprites in earlier free versions have to be exported one at a time.

Versions after 2.0 Beta are paid only that support more features including sprite assembly, palette editor, export animated GIFs and can load from images.

===CharPad===
CharPad is a C64 character set editor that can import snapshots from VICE that can rip tiles or sprites that are classed as a character set. Unlike using C64 Sprite / CharSet Ripper or CSFEC, no offset adjusting is required.

Unlike the sprite counterpart, there is a more modern free option however the latest and pro versions are paid.

===DirMaster===
This can view from C64 disk images.

The advantage is that it can view from the native file format that the artists used on the C64. e.g. KoalaPaint. Downside is that it requires trial and error, may not find the sprites due to an unsupported format, may not have the palettes. There is also a possibility of compression, the appearance of corruption due to a slightly different format that it doesn't support (e.g. Crazy Cars 2 and World Class Leader Board loading screens) and using a file format that uses system calls meaning that it appears to have nothing on the disk.

==Suggested Emulators==
===VICE===
VICE is a cycle accurate emulator for the C64 and the C128 but also has a less accurate version for lower powered computers or if the cycle accurate option doesn't run full speed on your computer. It is not easy to set up as well as changing the settings every time you boot the emulator up and the Auto Load function may vary depending on game.

===CSFEC===
CSFEC is an emulator bundled with CPCEC and ZXSEC created by CNGSoft. It has a graphics and sprite viewer. To activate the graphics viewer, enable debug and press W. Pressing tab switches between monochrome and multi-color modes while pressing End and Home changes the bitplanes. For the majority of sprites, they can be found on bitplane 3 however character sets can be on different bitplanes. The emulator gives a custom palette for the sprites.

The downsides to this emulator is due to its WIP status, it means that there are missing features despite its high enough accuracy so far and ease of use compared to other C64 emulators. The emulator can only load tapes (.tap,.t64) and .prg files however it fails to load up disks and cartridges. Due to unable to load disks, the emulator is as a side effect restricted to PAL only tapes leaving out most of the US library or cart only games. Also there are many games that either won't boot up, crash on the loading sequence or unable to continue when changing sides on the tape.

===C64 Debugger===
C64 Debugger can be used to view the graphics and edit the sprites in the game however it is very hard to use. It uses the same emulation as VICE and is also bundled with 65XE Debugger for the [[Atari 8-bit]] and NES Debugger.

===CCS64===
CCS64 also is an accurate emulator, featuring emulator speed modification, pausing, frame-by-frame animation, and save states. This emulator is shareware so it may require registration, and the developer may charge for the emulator in the future.

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Computers]]

Commodore 64

2024-11-04T02:08:56Z

Yawackhary:

The '''Commodore 64''' is an 8-bit home computer developed by Commodore and released in 1982 in both the US and Europe. While it enjoyed only moderate success in the US thanks to the rise of PCs and home consoles, it was a large hit in Europe thanks to the hardware scrolling and the SID chip used for sound.

There are variations of the C64 but they were not successful. Commodore 128 was an upgraded version with extra memory, more colors and an extra processor however only a few games took advantage of the features. There is also a console version called the Commodore 64 GS (basically the C64 without the keyboard) however it failed due to the expensive cartridge format and a limited library, some that forgot that it had no keyboard and could not be run. Also there were plans for an upgraded version of the home computer called the Commodore 65 however only a few units were made and was not released.

==Ripping Tools==

===C64 Sprite / CharSet Ripper===

Sprites from Commodore 64 games can be ripped using savestates from CCS64 or VICE making it easier to sprite rip. There are some games that use layers making it harder to rip, examples include ''Target Renegade'' and ''Crystal Kingdom Dizzy''.

===SpritePad===
SpritePad is a C64 sprite editor that can import snapshots from VICE. Unlike using C64 Sprite / CharSet Ripper or CSFEC, no offset adjusting is required. Sprites in earlier free versions have to be exported one at a time.

Versions after 2.0 Beta are paid only that support more features including sprite assembly, palette editor, export animated GIFs and can load from images.

===CharPad===
CharPad is a C64 character set editor that can import snapshots from VICE that can rip tiles or sprites that are classed as a character set. Unlike using C64 Sprite / CharSet Ripper or CSFEC, no offset adjusting is required.

Unlike the sprite counterpart, there is a more modern free option however the latest and pro versions are paid.

==DirMaster==
This can view from C64 disk images.

The advantage is that it can view from the native file format that the artists used on the C64. e.g. KoalaPaint. Downside is that it requires trial and error, may not find the sprites due to an unsupported format and may not have the palettes.

==Suggested Emulators==
===VICE===
VICE is a cycle accurate emulator for the C64 and the C128 but also has a less accurate version for lower powered computers or if the cycle accurate option doesn't run full speed on your computer. It is not easy to set up as well as changing the settings every time you boot the emulator up and the Auto Load function may vary depending on game.

===CSFEC===
CSFEC is an emulator bundled with CPCEC and ZXSEC created by CNGSoft. It has a graphics and sprite viewer. To activate the graphics viewer, enable debug and press W. Pressing tab switches between monochrome and multi-color modes while pressing End and Home changes the bitplanes. For the majority of sprites, they can be found on bitplane 3 however character sets can be on different bitplanes. The emulator gives a custom palette for the sprites.

The downsides to this emulator is due to its WIP status, it means that there are missing features despite its high enough accuracy so far and ease of use compared to other C64 emulators. The emulator can only load tapes (.tap,.t64) and .prg files however it fails to load up disks and cartridges. Due to unable to load disks, the emulator is as a side effect restricted to PAL only tapes leaving out most of the US library or cart only games. Also there are many games that either won't boot up, crash on the loading sequence or unable to continue when changing sides on the tape.

===C64 Debugger===
C64 Debugger can be used to view the graphics and edit the sprites in the game however it is very hard to use. It uses the same emulation as VICE and is also bundled with 65XE Debugger for the [[Atari 8-bit]] and NES Debugger.

===CCS64===
CCS64 also is an accurate emulator, featuring emulator speed modification, pausing, frame-by-frame animation, and save states. This emulator is shareware so it may require registration, and the developer may charge for the emulator in the future.

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Computers]]

World Championship Soccer II

2024-10-20T15:44:08Z

Yawackhary:

{{WIP}}

{{Gameinfo
| title= World Championship Soccer II
| altimage=
| developers= [[:Category:Games developed by Sensible Software|Sensible Software]]
| publisher= Sega
| system= [[:Category:Sega Genesis Games|Genesis]]
}}

'''''World Championship Soccer II''''' is a sports game developed by Sensible Software (originally uncredited) and published by Sega. It was released on [[Genesis]] in August 17, 1994 to tie in with the 1994 FIFA World Cup and also one of the rarest Mega Drive games in Europe in its original form where ironically the Classics re-release was the standard edition. The game is a sequel to World Championship Soccer, also known as World Cup Soccer, World Cup Italia 90 and Sega Soccer.

==Ripping Tools==
====RNC ProPack ED====
The game uses Rob Northen compression since the ROM is partially compressed. The tool is command line.

==ROM Offsets==
===Uncompressed===
*7A2-0131CE - Players ("Lovejoy"[1])
*01330A - In Game Sprites (Text, Corner Flag, Ball)
*01CD2E - Controller Settings
*04822C-04C12C - Flags
*04C3D0 - Debug(?) Numbers and letters
*058C40 - Font 2
*068D42 - Font 3

1 - What Sensible Software used as an inspiration, after the Ian McShane character.
===Compressed===
These are the ROM offsets when RNC ProPack ED is used to extract, this is in the order of the tool:
*0a5e40 - Title Logo
*0a8dc8 - Title Logo 2
*0ac44a - Unknown Picture
*0b830a - Unknown Picture (Sky?)
*0b3976 - Unknown Picture
*0bf670 - Unknown Picture (Sky?)
*0c39aa - Unknown Picture
*05cca8 - Menu Background?
*05ddf4 - USA Map
*06d8ae - Tactics Screen? (small pitch)
*057b6a - Sega Logo
*069a2e - Goal Background (Penalty Shootout?)
*05420c - Pitch/Field
*05806a - Sega Sports Logo
*06632a - Unknown Picture
*06871c - Group Ranking Sprites
*057102 - Goal
*064812 - Unknown Picture

==VG Resource Pages==
* [https://www.spriters-resource.com/sega_genesis_32x/worldchampionshipsoccerii/ The Spriters Resource]

[[Category:Games developed by Sensible Software]]
[[Category:Genesis Games]]

World Championship Soccer II

2024-10-20T15:43:41Z

Yawackhary: Created page with "{{WIP}} {{Gameinfo | title= World Championship Soccer II | altimage= | developers= Sensible Software | publisher=..."

{{WIP}}

{{Gameinfo
| title= World Championship Soccer II
| altimage=
| developers= [[:Category:Games developed by Sensible Software|Sensible Software]]
| publisher= Sega
| systems= [[:Category:Genesis Games|Genesis]]
}}

'''''World Championship Soccer II''''' is a sports game developed by Sensible Software (originally uncredited) and published by Sega. It was released on [[Genesis]] in August 17, 1994 to tie in with the 1994 FIFA World Cup and also one of the rarest Mega Drive games in Europe in its original form where ironically the Classics re-release was the standard edition. The game is a sequel to World Championship Soccer, also known as World Cup Soccer, World Cup Italia 90 and Sega Soccer.

==Ripping Tools==
====RNC ProPack ED====
The game uses Rob Northen compression since the ROM is partially compressed. The tool is command line.

==ROM Offsets==
===Uncompressed===
*7A2-0131CE - Players ("Lovejoy"[1])
*01330A - In Game Sprites (Text, Corner Flag, Ball)
*01CD2E - Controller Settings
*04822C-04C12C - Flags
*04C3D0 - Debug(?) Numbers and letters
*058C40 - Font 2
*068D42 - Font 3

1 - What Sensible Software used as an inspiration, after the Ian McShane character.
===Compressed===
These are the ROM offsets when RNC ProPack ED is used to extract, this is in the order of the tool:
*0a5e40 - Title Logo
*0a8dc8 - Title Logo 2
*0ac44a - Unknown Picture
*0b830a - Unknown Picture (Sky?)
*0b3976 - Unknown Picture
*0bf670 - Unknown Picture (Sky?)
*0c39aa - Unknown Picture
*05cca8 - Menu Background?
*05ddf4 - USA Map
*06d8ae - Tactics Screen? (small pitch)
*057b6a - Sega Logo
*069a2e - Goal Background (Penalty Shootout?)
*05420c - Pitch/Field
*05806a - Sega Sports Logo
*06632a - Unknown Picture
*06871c - Group Ranking Sprites
*057102 - Goal
*064812 - Unknown Picture

==VG Resource Pages==
* [https://www.spriters-resource.com/sega_genesis_32x/worldchampionshipsoccerii/ The Spriters Resource]

[[Category:Games developed by Sensible Software]]
[[Category:Genesis Games]]

The Spriters Resource/Hard to Rip Games

2024-10-09T01:59:55Z

Yawackhary:

There are some games out there that are hard to rip from whether it is unknown compression, stored in a nightmare fashion in the ROM, the tile viewer does not show the sprites/show them correctly, hard to capture from or even the emulator does not boot up the game. As for why hard to rip than impossible to rip? It is due to that there might be a passionate ripper somewhere who is knowledgeable or even a programmer who figured out how to rip the sprites.

Please note '''do not''' request these games to be ripped, the chances of these getting ripped are low and it would not help anyone.

==General==

===Human Developed Games===

Human is a developer known for the Fire Pro Wrestling, Formation Soccer and Human Grand Prix/F1 Pole Position series. Unlike many developers on the SNES, their games use an unknown compression format that no tile viewer can rip from. It depends on the game on how much appears in a tile viewer like Fire Pro displaying more of the sprites compared to Super Formation Soccer/Human Grand Prix where even the font is compressed. Their games can also dynamically change the sprites so savestate ripping isn't much use for animations or changing characters/teams/drivers. Only the first F1 Pole Position game can rip all the portraits in a savestate as an example. Some like the sample version of Human Grand Prix 2 will require disassembling/hacking to rip things that are not in the rolling demo or any unused stuff that isn't documented.

This also applies to their PC Engine and Genesis games as well.

==Arcade==

There are many games that do not work with the MAME tile viewer. Various examples include Incredible Technologies hardware (e.g. Golden Tee Golf series), IGS, Nichibutsu Mahjong 91-95, Hard/Race Drivin' and very early arcade games such as Space Firebird. Some can be ripped via other ripping tools however not all can be ripped this way. Very few may also require palette hacking such as Heavy Barrel and in newer versions Super Off Road, the latter case all the colors are set to the same color per palette.

===Mad Alien===

Mad Alien/Highway Chase is a game by Data East where it started as a racing themed shooting game that changed into a shoot em up by its final revision. While most versions of the game are possible to rip via the MAME Tile Viewer, the latest version of the game changes the poses within a frame and this also affects the tile viewer as well.

===Many Sega Games===

Sega liked to do things differently than many companies of the time when it comes to storing sprites. They spread the sprites onto various files with bytes at a time, usually one but sometimes 2 bytes at a time (the term is interleaving). Very few of their games work with MAME's tile viewer and if they do, they are a pre-1985 game.

Thankfully thanks to Ragey some of these games are ripped such as SegaSonic the Hedgehog, Power Drift and Bonanza Bros. however he has only selectively ripped those games and has not shared much information on how. There is a sprite viewer for Out Run and some of the arcade games (e.g. Super Hang-On, After Burner) made by the person who did CannonBall that is an Out Run based engine. Apart from Out Run, there are no palettes to the sprites, it is command-line based and requires knowing which sprite banks are used so not easy to use.

Note that this excludes System E games as they ran on Master System hardware and the sprites can be viewed via Tile Molester but may have compression. Also the Fantasy Zone games were ported to or were originally on the Master System and would be easier to rip those versions.

===Professor Pac-Man===

This game uses an odd graphics engine that has peculiarly sized sprites (not perfectly square pixels). Screenshotting using MAME will distort the screencap PNGs. Configuring MAME's ini file will get rid of the blur but still stretch out the sprites in the screenshot. The only true way to capture the sprites as they were originally intended is to set MAME's video settings to pixel perfect and manually printscreen the game. It is an overall difficult process given that the game has fairly large sprites and a complete sprite sheet would ultimately end up being heftily large.

===WEC Le Mans 24===

The sprites do not show on the MAME tile viewer or can be ripped from the ROM via tools.

===Strikers 1945 1===

A Shoot em' up, so far we only got the Stage 5 Rocket, well we need more than that, we can have the Kii, Battleships, enemies and more

==Amstrad CPC==

By the nature of the home computer, there are bound to be some games that use impressive programming skills or really badly programmed games that makes ripping some games really tricky. Some of these also happen to be highly regarded games that are well liked and some of the best on the system. Since many of the games have the same issues, it is categorized by issue than what game has the issue unless it is unique.

This excludes games that have the wrong palette in the tile viewer as they can be corrected (e.g. most games programmed by DJL Software) unless they have an extra issue included.

===Asterix et la potion magique (Asterix and the Magic Potion)===

Not to be confused with Asterix and the Magic Cauldron that itself is one of more easier to rip games. It is unique as the game uses a framebuffer only displaying one sprite at a time so every time a sprite changes, the old one gets dropped making it annoying to rip.

===Batman: The Caped Crusader===

The game is using two layers for the sprites and they are mixed into the same layer. Meaning that it has information of both left and right directions but neither show the complete sprite. The correct size for the sprites is Width 8, when set to Width 16 while it fixes the layer issue the sprites are squashed with some detail lost. It sounds like a bitplane issue. Nothing can be done at present...

===Ghosts 'n Goblins===

Unlike most in the list, the sprites can be ripped however it is hard work because Ste Pickford did the sprites in an unusual way. Originally thought to be messed up in the tile viewer until more research was done. While the game runs on Mode 0, the sprites are stored in Mode 1. The correct size is Width 8 but the sprites are split into two with each scanline being the complete sprite. Also for sprites on the left, they are stored backwards as in right to left but not flipped. Basically sprite 1 has the first line while sprite 2 has the second line and so on or vice versa depending on the sprite.

As for resizing, again unlike most Mode 0/1 games where it is doubled, they are like Mode 2 where horizontal is correct but vertical is doubled size.

===Same Colour Background as the sprites===

Many games use the same colours for their background as their sprites, usually black but green and others have been used. This is very similar to Genesis sprite ripping. This is mainly a Mode 0 issue however a few Mode 1 games suffer from this too such as Match Point. The games listed here cannot be corrected via the graphics viewer in Caprice Forever:

'''750cc Grand Prix''' (not only this affects the grey background affecting the bike sprites but also a black on the tires where it should be purple that the tile viewer does not pick up on, Caprice Forever can't rip this as it doesn't support reverse endian and have to manually arrange into 4 pixel strips.) 
'''Alien Syndrome''' (see Match Point for more info, also has layers too) 
'''Auf Wiedersehen Monty''' (some sprites also have the wrong palette however the sprites are stored in a tidy fashion) 
'''Match Point''' (this also uses Mode 1 that uses 4 colours so the black background mixes with the sprite making it almost impossible to rip via tiles) 
'''Psycho Soldier''' 

===Compressed in the graphics viewer===

These games are either completely or partly compressed meaning that ripping these games can not be done via the graphics viewer at all or almost useless to rip from since only a segment is uncompressed. Also in the case of By Fair Means or Foul because it uses overlapping sprites meaning that the game is almost impossible to rip from unless someone figures out the compression routine.

'''Adidas Championship Football''' 
'''After Burner''' 
'''Alien Storm''' (also suffers from black background) 
'''Aussie Games'''
'''Bad Dudes vs Dragon Ninja'''(also suffers from black background) 
'''By Fair Means... or Foul''' 
'''California Games''' 
'''Cyclit''' 
'''Double Dragon''' (Richard Aplin version) 
'''Double Dragon II: The Revenge''' (Richard Aplin version) 
'''Prehistorik''' 
'''Pro Tennis''' 
'''Pro Tennis Tour''' 
'''Rad Ramp Racer''' 
'''RBI Baseball 2''' 
'''RoboCop''' 
'''Super Ski''' (the background also runs as a framebuffer, only the icons are displayed in the graphics viewer) 
'''Super Stock Car''' (the diagonal car sprites are partially compressed, also shows two lines on the sprites that do not show on screen) 
'''Thing on a Spring''' (Only Thing itself is compressed, the enemies are not compressed and are rippable) 
'''Turbo Out Run''' 

===Footballer of the Year===

Similar to but not quite the same issue as Asterix. This game uses a framebuffer to display whatever is on screen and changes sprites dropping the old ones. What makes this slightly different is that more than 1 pose is stored due to the player and the goalkeeper plus it is in Mode 1 rather than Mode 0.

===Grange Hill===

This game uses 2 layers for the sprites and since it is a Mode 1 game with its limited 4 colour palette meaning that not only that it needs extra assembly but the layer information is gone since one layer with the detail is black and the other is just white. While Buggy Boy and 1942 have a second layer, they are Mode 0 games and not needed for ripping.

===Italy 90===

Just looking at the tile viewer makes you groan... The sprites use a combination of layers (head + arms on one with the body on another) and messed up in the tile viewer on the body sprites all at the same time. Maybe also a touch of compression as well?

To make matters worse, the game crashes when the ball is off the pitch and reboots back to the Amstrad CPC boot up screen. It is unknown whether this happens on real hardware.

===Samurai Trilogy===

The game displays the animations in either Mode 1 or 2 then converts to Mode 0 as trying to rip from Mode 0 itself only shows garbage, the game itself runs on Mode 0. This means that you cannot rip the sprites outside of whatever is on screen.

===John Brandwood Games===

Both Gryzor (aka Contra) and Renegade when released were considered games that pushed the system with its impressive graphics due to the work of Mark Jones and the programmer John Brandwood. The tile viewer does not work on these games and capturing might be difficult due to using the same colours for the background since the system had a 16 colour palette. With Renegade even when capturing, you get a high chance of overlapping sprites because of the nature of beat em ups and because of the palette limitations. The backgrounds however are easier to rip from.

According to information on the CPCWiki, the sprites are also stored upside down that is a common trait with some developers and apparently the graphics technique also used in the ZX Spectrum.

===Messed up on the tile viewer===

At first glance, they might look rippable but then you notice that the character does not resemble what is on screen having lines that face the other direction in the tile viewer and changing it to reverse doesn't fix the sprites. Looking at Crystal Kingdom Dizzy, it might be either an endian issue or slightly compressed. This is a notable issue with Dave Thompson programmed games however also appears in games done by Ocean and Elite.

'''Arkanoid 2: Revenge of Doh''' (The Vanus Spaceship and some of the sprites are messed up however the blocks and powerups aren't) 
'''Batman: The Movie''' (Only the sprites, not the background tileset) 
'''Blazing Thunder'''* 
'''Commando''' 
'''Crystal Kingdom Dizzy''' 
'''Dynamite Dux''' 
'''Hong Kong Phooey''' 
'''International Tennis''' 
'''Live and Let Die''' 
'''Match Day''' 
'''Motorbike Madness''' (Only the rider, the Mode 1 background tileset is rippable) 
'''Potsworth & Co'''* 
'''Scooby Doo & Scrappy Doo'''* 
'''Top Cat''' 
'''Turbo the Tortoise'''* 
'''Yogi's Great Escape'''

* - Unconfirmed

===No sprites in the tile viewer===

Some games just do not use sprites at all so they don't appear in the tile viewer. This also makes Target Renegade hard to rip because of overlapping characters of the nature of the beat em up genre. These exclude games that use vector graphics, raycasting, text based adventure games or other non-raster graphics games e.g. Star Wars or Hard Drivin'.

'''International Karate + (IK+)''' 
'''Rally 2/Grand Prix Rally''' 
'''Saboteur''' 
'''Target Renegade''' 
'''Wonder Boy''' 

==Genesis==

While a lot of the Genesis library have already been ripped excluding many of the sports games, there are some high profile games that have problems ripping. A few of these are on the site but not all. One common issue with Genesis games in general is compression and only certain ones are known ("Nemesis", Rob Northen, Koei).

===Adventures of Batman & Robin===
Being a late Genesis game, it uses various programming tricks and is considered one of the most technically impressive games on the console. The ROM is compressed. All of these makes it a challenge to rip the game and it does not help that the game is hard too.

===Bimini Run===
Game suffers from unknown compression and is stored in an unrippable way in the ROM.

===Comix Zone===
A Sega 1st party game done by Sega Technical Institute and is a late Genesis game pushing some limits. What makes this hard to rip is that the ROM is completely compressed and ripping from the game is hard. Why? The characters have many poses, some that are situational and timing on certain poses is also tricky to trigger. When captured via screenshots, the sprites leave a shadow that is not part of the sprite and may have another sprite overlapping. When tile ripped using a tile viewer in an emulator, they are not easy to assemble either and only load one pose at a time. A few have tried to rip from this game however the sheets are either incomplete or just stopped progress. Sketch Turner eventually did get ripped by dedication.

The game apparently uses a form of LZSS compression however this is undocumented and no one so far as figured it out.

===The Immortal===
Character sprites are stored in an unknown way, not typical Genesis format (4bpp linear). Tilesets, doors, treasure chests and some of the Wizard can be ripped. Expert knowledge of the game required due to certain death animations that have to be triggered in a certain way.

===Instruments of Chaos starring Indiana Jones===

Game suffers from unknown compression in the ROM. It also doesn't help being a very difficult game to play.

===Virgin/Shiny Games===

The games in question are Mick and Mack: Global Gladiators, Aladdin, Earthworm Jim 1 and 2, RoboCop vs The Terminator and The Jungle Book. Due to Dave Perry's programming, the sprites are stored in a nightmare fashion in the ROM with pieces being all over the place and also hard to assemble so you would have to capture them via an emulator. Some of these games also have a lot of poses depending on which character you are ripping.

Some of these have been ripped though mainly because of dedication of the rippers and ripping projects.

===Desert Strike/Jungle Strike/Urban Strike===

These are all grouped together as they are part of the same series and all 3 games use a similar engine. The ROM is even worse than the Dave Perry games since at least you can make out something that resembles a character rather than a complete mess so tile ripping is almost impossible. There are also a lot of poses for the helicopter and the enemies due to the various directions that you can go.

Please note that these affect the original versions done by EA (as well as High Score Productions and Foley Hi-Tech) and not the other versions of the game that are on other consoles that might have different art styles. There is also the Super Strike Trilogy on the Sega CD that might have extra sprites however chances are that it has the same problems as the cartridge version.

===Zany Golf===
Game suffers from unknown compression and is stored in an unrippable way in the ROM.

==SNES==

===Clay Fighter and Clay Fighter 2===

While many SNES games aren't compressed or if they are they use a known format, these two games are one of the few exceptions so a tile viewer can't be used for this game. It uses an unknown compression format. The game is also a fighter, a genre known for many animations to be used. Some emulators also have problems displaying the game too. It is possible with vSNES using savestates and modern emulators that offer tools such as [[BizHawk]] and bsnes however it would require patience.

===Dirt Trax FX===

The game runs on a framebuffer, tile and tilemap viewers only display the same frame as what is on screen. Sprite viewers do not work on the game and neither does ripping from the ROM.

==ZX Spectrum==
*Popeye 3: Wrestle Crazy
*Way of the Exploding Fist

==Unstable Games==

Sometimes even capturing sprites can be problematic if the game is known to be crash prone. While it is common for 6/7th generation games onwards to crash due to various factors, older games are more stable even though sometimes bad/rushed programming can affect the stability of the game. Please note that this references gameplay rather than doing tricks to purposely crash the game and also does not list games that can crash on some emulators (e.g. Thunder Force IV crashing at the end of Stage 1 Boss).

===Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure (32X)===

===Pop & Chips (Super Cassette Vision)===
The game was not dumped properly and will crash if the player does not collect the little character that comes out of the fruit.

===Skull & Crossbones (Amstrad CPC)===
This game is very unstable, it is crash prone. It can crash while starting a game especially on 2 Player, it can also crash during gameplay both on the original disk and trainer versions. On the tape version, it can only get up to Stage 3 and crashes while attempting to load Stage 4, this is on all emulators and real hardware.

Duke Nukem 3D (Genesis)

2024-10-09T01:32:16Z

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{{Gameinfo
| title= Duke Nukem 3D
| altimage=
| developers= Unknown
| publisher= [[:Category:Games published by TecToy|TecToy]]
| system= Genesis
}}
{{stub}}
'''''Duke Nukem 3D''''' is a first person shooter developed for the [[Genesis]] by an unknown developer and published by Tec Toy. Unlike the other versions of the game, it is very simplified playing more like Wolfenstein 3D and is considered a gaming oddity.

==Notes==
Unlike most of the Genesis library, many of the sprites and most textures are stored as 8bpp graphics. Since the console cannot output the original and has to downgrade to 4bpp, it means that they appear grainy and blocky in game.

==Offsets==
The following are the hexadecimal offsets of various graphics found in the game:

===Textures===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset
|-
| Wall Textures||284200-3FA262
|-
|}

===Enemies===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset
|-
| Assault Trooper or Enforcer||000D26F6
|-
| Pig Cop|| TBA
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| Font (4bpp)||00247E0E
|-
| Font 2 (4bpp)||0024BBCA
|-
| Numbers (4bpp)||0024D020
|-
|}

 
==VG Resource Pages==
* TBA

[[Category:Sega Genesis Games]]
[[Category:Games published by TecToy]]

User:Yawackhary/Sandbox1

2024-10-07T18:58:39Z

Yawackhary:

A list of Remaining games left to rip on tSR:

* - For the missing letter project.
==Genre Missing Letter Project==
*Adventure; X (Xenon: Mugen no Shitai is NSFW)
*Board/Card Game; X (Xing Yun Man Guan [Arcade])
*Educational; I, U, X, Y (e.g. try the Sega Pico library or PC)
*Horror; Q, V, X
*Shoot 'em Up; Y (Yamato [Arcade or SG-1000], Youjyuden [Arcade], Yellow Submarine [MSX])
*Simulation; Q, Y (Queen's Blade: Spiral Chaos [PSP]?)
*Sports; Y (e.g. Yeh Yeh Tennis [PS1], Yuujou no Victory Goal 4v4 Arashi - Get the Goal!! [GBA])

==Missing Letter Project==
===3DS===
No Q
*J (James Noir's Hollywood Crimes, Jake Hunter)
*U (Ultimate NES Remix)
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles 3D - New 3DS)
*Z (Zoo Resort 3D)
===Wii U===
No Q, U
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles X)
===Switch===
*I (eg I Am Setsuna, Ice Age: Scrat's Nutty Adventure, It Takes Two)
*Z (Zombieland: Double Tap Roadtrip)
===PS2===
See Gamecube -Y
===PS3===
Any for Q?
*Z (Zone of the Enders: HD Collection)
===Xbox===
A lot due to emulation issues... Notable games:
* # (50 Cent Bulletproof, 4x4 Evolution 2)
*A (Arctic Thunder, Advent Rising, Amped 1, 2, Armed and Dangerous)
*F (Fable: The Lost Chapters, Forza Motorsport, Far Cry Instincts/Evolution, Freedom Fighters, Fuzion Frenzy)
*G (GTA series, GunValkyrie, GUN, Gauntlet Dark Legacy, Genma Onimusha)
*H (Halo 1, 2, House of the Dead 3)
*K (Kingdom Under Fire - Heroes, Crusaders, Kung Fu Chaos)
*L (Links 2004)
*M (Metal Wolf Chaos, Midtown Madness 3, Midnight Club 2, 3, Dub Edition Remix)
*O (OutRun 2, OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast)
*P (Panzer Dragoon Orta, Project Gotham Racing 1, 2, Pro Evolution Soccer 4, 5, Prince of Persia series)
*V (Van Helsing)
*X (X-Men series, XIII)
*Y (Yager)
*Z (Zapper - One Wicked Cricket)
===Saturn===
*E (Enemy Zero, Earthworm Jim 2)
*L (Last Bronx, Legend of Oasis, Lost World: Jurassic Park, Loaded, Lost Vikings 2: Norse by Norsewest, Lupin the 3rd: Sage of Pyramid)
*O (Off-World Interceptor Extreme, Olympic Soccer)
*Q (Quake)
*T (Three Dirty Dwarves, Thunder Force V, Tomb Raider)
*U (Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Ultraman: Hikari no Kyojin Densetsu)
*X (X-Men Children of the Atom, X-Men vs Street Fighter)
*Y (Yumimi Mix Remix)
*Z (Z, Zen Nihon Pro Wres Featuring Virtua, Zoku Gussun Oyoyo)

==Neo Geo==
*2020 Super Baseball
*ADK World (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Aggressors of Dark Kombat
*Alpha Mission II
*Bang Bang Busters
*Bang Bead
*Baseball Stars Professional
*Baseball Stars 2
*Captain Tomaday
*Chibi Maruko-chan: Maruko Deluxe Quiz (JPN)
*Cyber-Lip
*Data East's Ghostlop (Prototype)
*Fast Striker
*Fight Fever
*Flip Shot
*Frog Feast (Homebrew)
*Ganryu
*Goal! Goal! Goal!
*Gunlord
*Gururin
*Ghost Pilots
*The Irritating Maze
*Idol Mahjong Final Romance 2 (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Last Hope
*League Bowling
*Legend of Success Joe / Ashita no Joe Legends
*Magical Drop III
*Mahjong Kyo Retsuden - Nishi Nihon Hen (JPN)
*Mahjong Minnasano Okagesamadesu (JPN)
*Matrimelee
*Neo Drift Out
*Ninja Commando
*Oshidashi Zintrick (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Pleasure Goal / Futsal - 5 on 5 Mini Soccer
*Pochi & Nyaa
*Pop'n Bounce
*Power Spikes II
*Prehistoric Isle 2
*Pulstar
*Puzzled
*Puzzle de Pon
*Puzzle de Pon R
*Quiz Daisousa Sen - The Last Count Down (JPN)
*Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo - Quiz Daisousa Sen part 2 (JPN)
*Ragnagard
*Riding Hero
*Shinsetsu Samurai Spirits Bushidō Retsuden (aka Samurai Shodown RPG)
*Shōgi no Tatsujin - Master of Syougi (JPN)
*Stakes Winner
*Stakes Winner 2
*Street Hoop
*Super Sidekicks
*Super Sidekicks 2 - The World Championship
*Super Sidekicks 3 - The Next Glory
*Tecmo World Soccer '96
*Thrash Rally / Rally Chase
*Top Player's Golf
*Treasure of The Caribbean
*Twinkle Star Sprites
*V-Liner

==SG-1000==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports)
*Bank Panic
*Champion Baseball
*Champion Billiards
*Champion Boxing (first game by Yu Suzuki)
*Champion Golf
*Champion Ice Hockey
*Champion Kendou
*Champion Pro Wrestling
*Championship Lode Runner
*Champion Soccer
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Girl's Garden
*Golgo 13
*GP World
*Hang On II
*Home Mahjong
*Hustle Chumy
*Hyper Sports
*Mahjong / Sega Mahjong*
*Monaco GP*
*N-Sub
*Orguss*
*Othello*
*Pachinko II
*Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns
*Pop Flamer
*Safari Hunting
*Safari Race
*Shinnyuushain Tooru-Kun (Mikie)
*Star Force
*Star Jacker
*Terebi Oekaki*
*Tsumeshogi / Serizawa Hachidan no Tsumeshogi
*Yamato*
*Zaxxon
*Zippy Race
===Othello Multivision===
*James Bond 007
*Challenge Derby
*Guzzler
*Okamoto Ayako no Match Play Golf
*Othello Multivision [System ROM]
*Q*bert
*San-nin Mahjong
*Space Armor
*Space Mountain

==Master System==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports outside original games)
*Block Hole (Bootleg/KOR?)**
*Eagles 5 (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Ecco the Dolphin
*FA Tetris (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Flashpoint (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Gangster Town
*Gangcheol RoboCop (Bootleg)
*Great Baseball (JPN)
*James Pond 2: Codename Robocod
*Loretta no Shouzou: Sherlock Holmes (JPN, SG-1000 mode)
*Masters of Combat
*Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord
*Monica no Castelo do Dragao (Brazil, hack of Wonder Boy in Monster Land)
*New Boggle Boggle 2 (Bootleg)
*Power Block / Suho Cheonsa (Bootleg)
*Sapo Xule: S.O.S Lagoa Poludia (Brazil, Portugal)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shadow of the Beast
*Speedball 2
*Submarine Attack
*Super Bubble Bobble (Bootleg)
*Super Columns & Tetris (Bootleg)
*Super Space Invaders
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Tennis Ace (aka Passing Shot)
*The Three Dragon Story (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Wonsiin (Bootleg/KOR?)

==Game Gear==
(Note: Some may have their Master System counterparts ripped)
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*The Adventures of Batman & Robin
*Aerial Assault
*Alien³
*Andre Agassi Tennis
*Arcade Classics
*Arch Rivals
*Ariel - The Little Mermaid
*Barbie Super Model
*Batter Up / Gear Stadium
*Bartman Meets Radioactive Man
*Bart vs. The Space Mutants
*Bart vs. The World
*Batman Forever
*Battleship - The classic naval combat game
*Beavis and Butt-Head
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Bubble Bobble
*Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble
*Bust-A-Move / Puzzle Bobble
*Buster Ball
*Buster Fight (aka Masters of Combat)
*Bonkers Wax Up!
*Caesars Palace
*Car Licence (JPN)
*Casino FunPak
*Chakan
*Chase H.Q. (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Championship Hockey
*Cheese Cat-Astrophe
*The Chessmaster
*Chicago Syndicate
*Choplifter III
*CJ Elephant Fugitive
*Cliffhanger
*Clutch Hitter
*Cool Spot
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Crayon Shin-chan - Taiketsu! Kantamu Panic!! (JPN)
*Crazy Faces (Prototype)
*Cutthroat Island
*David Robinson's Supreme Court (Prototype)
*Defenders of Oasis
*Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf
*Devilish
*Doraemon Nora no Suke no Yabou (JPN)
*Doraemon Waku Waku Pocket Paradise (JPN)
*Double Dragon
*Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
*Dropzone
*Ecco the Dolphin
*Ecco - The Tides of Time
*Ernie Els Golf
*Eternal Legend (Eien no Densetsu)
*Evander Holyfield's "Real Deal" Boxing
*The Excellent Dizzy Collection
*F-15 Strike Eagle
*Face Ball 2000
*Factory Panic
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA Soccer 96
*Foreman for Real
*Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball
*Fray ~Shugyou hen~ (JPN)
*Fred Couples Golf
*Frogger (Prototype)
*Galaga '91
*Gamble Panic (JPN)
*Gambler Jikochuushin Ha (JPN)
*Gear Stadium Heiseiban [note: might be an update to Batter Up]
*Gear Works
*GG Aleste - GALVANIC GUNNER ALESTE (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Pai Chen (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Yuuki Akira (JPN)
*Global Gladiators
*G-LOC - Air Battle
*Godzilla - Kaijuu Daishingeki (JPN)
*Greendog - The Beached Surfer Dude!
*Griffin
*Gunstar Heroes (JPN)
*Halley Wars
*Head Buster (JPN)
*Home Alone
*Honoo no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*House of Tarot (JPN)
*Hurricanes (PAL)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan Jima - Hyoutan Jima no Daikoukai (JPN)
*Hyper Pro Yakyuu '92 (JPN)
*Ichidant-R GG (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*The Incredible Crash Dummies
*The Incredible Hulk
*Iron Man X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal
*The Itchy & Scratchy Game
*James Bond 007: The Duel
*James Pond 3 - Operation Starfi5h
*James Pond II - Codename: RoboCod
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! Sports Edition (USA)
*J League Soccer Dream Eleven (JPN)
*Judge Dredd
*Junction
*Jungle Strike
*Jurassic Park
*Kawasaki Superbike Challenge
*Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (JPN)
*Kinetic Connection
*Kishin Douji Zenki (JPN)
*Klax
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku (JPN)
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku Part 2 (JPN)
*Lemmings
*Lemmings 2: The Tribes
*The Lost World: Jurassic Park
*Lunar - Sanpo-suru Gakuen (JPN)
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden 96
*Madou Monogatari III - Kyuukyoku Joou-sama (JPN)
*Madou Monogatari A - Doki Doki Vacation (JPN)
*Magical Puzzle Popils
*Magical Taruruuto-kun (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth 2 ~making of magic knight~ (JPN)
*The Majors Pro Baseball [1]
*Man Overboard!
*Marko's Magic Football
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible (JPN)
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special (JPN)
*MLBPA Baseball
*Mortal Kombat II
*Mortal Kombat 3
*Olympic Gold
*The Ottifants
*Paperboy
*Paperboy 2
*Pet Club Inu Dai Suki! (JPN)
*PGA TOUR 96
*PGA TOUR Golf
*PGA TOUR Golf II
*Phantasy Star Adventure (JPN)
*Phantom 2040
*Pinball Dreams
*Pocket Jansou (JPN)
*Poker Face Paul's Blackjack (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Gin (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Poker (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Solitaire (USA)
*Pop Breaker (JPN)
*Popeye Beach Volley Ball (JPN)
*Power Drive (PAL)
*Predator 2
*Primal Rage
*Pro Yakyuu GG League (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu GG League '94 (JPN)
*Putt & Putter
*Quest for the Shaven Yak Starring Ren Hoëk & Stimpy
*Rastan Saga (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*R.B.I. Baseball '94
*R.C. Grand Prix (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Riddick Bowe Boxing
*Rise of the Robots
*Road Rash
*RoboCop 3
*RoboCop versus The Terminator
*Royal Stone ~Hirakareshi Toki no Tobira~ (JPN)
*Samurai Shodown
*SD Gundam Winner's History (JPN)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shanghai II
*Shaq Fu
*Shikinjo
*Shining Force Gaiden ~Ensei Jashin no Kuni e~ (JPN)
*Shining Force - The Sword of Hajya
*Shinobi II - The Silent Fury
*Side Pocket
*Slam Dunk - Shouri-e no Starting 5 (JPN)
*Slider
*Solitaire FunPak
*Solitaire Poker / Ryu Kyu
*Soukoban
*Space Harrier
*Spider-Man - Return of the Sinister Six
*Sports Illustrated: Championship Football & Baseball (USA)
*Sports Trivia (USA)
*Sports Trivia - Championship Edition (USA)
*Stargate
*Star Trek: Generations - Beyond the Nexus
*Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial
*Streets of Rage
*Streets of Rage II
*Strider Returns
*Striker
*Super Battletank
*Super Golf
*Super Kick Off
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu III (JPN)
*Super Off Road
*Super Smash T.V.
*Super Space Invaders
*Surf Ninjas
*Sylvan Tale (JPN)
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Taisen-gata Daisenryaku G (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai 2 (JPN)
*Tama & Friends - 3 Choume Kouen Tamalympic (JPN)
*Tant~R (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*Tarzan - Lord of the Jungle
*Tatakae! Pro Yakyuu Twin League (JPN)
*Taz in Escape from Mars
*Taz-Mania
*Tengen World Cup Soccer / Kick & Rush (partially ripped as Tecmo World Cup 93 on the Master System)
*The Terminator
*Terminator 2: Judgment Day
*Tesserae
*Torarete Tamaruka!? (JPN)
*True Lies
*Urban Strike
*VR Troopers
*Wagan Land (JPN)
*WildSnake (Prototype)
*Wimbledon
*Winter Olympics
*Wizard Pinball (PAL)
*Wonder Boy
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Derby (JPN)
*World Series Baseball (USA) [1]
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA) [1]
*WWF Raw
*WWF WrestleMania Steel Cage Challenge
*X-Men
*Yu Yu Hakusho - Horobishi Mono no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Yu Yu Hakusho II - Gekitou! Nanakyou no Tatakai (JPN)
*Zan Gear (JPN)
*Zool: Ninja of the "Nth" Dimension

[1] - Uses special save chip, only works with MEKA

==Mega Drive / Genesis==
(Note: Excludes hacks / After market games)
*688 Attack Sub
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*Aero the Acrobat
*Baby's Day Out (Prototype)
*Back to the Future Part III (note: also include intentional palette due to bug in game)
*Bahamut Senki (JPN)
*Ball Jacks
*Ballz 3D
*Barbie Super Model
*Barbie Vacation Adventure (Prototype)
*Barkley Shut Up and Jam 2
*Bass Masters Classic (USA)
*Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition (USA)
*Batman Forever
*Battle Squadron
*Battlemaster
*Beastball (Prototype)
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Best of the Best - Championship Karate
*Beyond Zero Tolerance (Prototype)
*Bill Walsh College Football
*Bill Walsh College Football 95 (USA)
*Bill's Tomato Game (Prototype)
*Bimini Run
*Bio Hazard Battle
*Bloodshot / Battle Frenzy
*Body Count
*Bonkers
*Boxing Legends of the Ring
*Brian Lara Cricket (PAL)
*Brian Lara Cricket 96 (PAL)
*Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday
*Budokan - The Martial Spirit
*Bulls vs Blazers and the NBA Playoffs
*Bulls vs Lakers and the NBA Playoffs
*Championship Bowling / Boogie Woogie Bowling
*Chi Chi's Pro Challenge Golf / Top Pro Golf 2
*Cliffhanger
*Clue (USA)
*Coach K College Basketball (USA)
*College Slam
*Crack Down
*Cross Fire / Super Airwolf
*Crue Ball
*Cutthroat Island
*Dangerous Seed (JPN)
*Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat (Prototype)
*Darius (Mega Drive Mini)
*David Robinson's Supreme Court
*Daze Before Christmas (AUS)
*Demolition Man
*Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf
*Dick Tracy
*Dino Dini's Soccer (PAL)
*Dino Land
*Doom Troopers
*Double Clutch (PAL)
*Double Dribble - The Playoff Edition / Hyper Dunk
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu (JPN)
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu II (JPN)
*Dragon's Eye Plus - Shanghai III (JPN)
*Dragon's Fury / Devil's Crush MD
*Dragon's Revenge
*Dungeons & Dragons - Warriors of the Eternal Sun
*Dyna Brothers
*Dyna Brothers 2
*Dyna Brothers 2: Sega Channel Special
*Dynamite Duke
*Evander Holyfield's 'Real Deal' Boxing
*F1 Circus MD (JPN)
*F1 World Championship Edition (PAL)
*F-15 Strike Eagle II (any sprites?)
*F-22 Interceptor
*Family Feud (USA)
*Fastest 1
*Fatal Labyrinth
*Fatal Rewind / The Killing Game Show
*Fever Pitch Soccer / Head On Soccer
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA 95
*FIFA 96
*FIFA 97
*FIFA 98: Road to World Cup
*Fire Mustang (JPN)
*Flash Point (Prototype)
*Hard Drivin'
*HardBall '94
*HardBall '95 (USA)
*HardBall III (Bootleg)
*HardBall! (Bootleg)
*Haunting Starring Polterguy
*Heavy Nova (USA)
*Hei Tao 2 - Super Big 2
*Hellfire
*Herzog Zwei
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York (USA)
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Hook
*Huan Le Tao Qi Shu - Smart Mouse
*Humans, The (USA)
*Hybrid Front, The (JPN)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan-jima - Daitouryou wo Mezase! (JPN)
*Hyper Marbles (JPN)
*Incredible Hulk, The
*Insector X
*Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones (USA)
*International Rugby (PAL)
*International Superstar Soccer Deluxe
*Ishido - The Way of Stones (Bootleg)
*Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings
*J. League Pro Striker (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker 2 (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker Perfect (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Power Challenge Golf
*James 'Buster' Douglas Knockout Boxing / Final Blow
*Jammit (USA)
*Janou Touryuumon (JPN)
*Jantei Monogatari (JPN)
*Jelly Boy (Prototype)
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Deluxe Edition (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Sports Edition (USA)
*Jerry Glanville's Pigskin Footbrawl (USA)
*Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker (PAL)
*Jiu Ji Ma Jiang II - Ye Yan Bian
*Joe Montana II Sports Talk Football
*John Madden Football 92
*Jordan vs Bird - One on One
*Joshua & the Battle of Jericho (USA)
*Judge Dredd
*Jungle Strike
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden NFL 97
*Madden NFL 98
*Mega-Lo-Mania / Tyrants - Fight through Time
*NHL Hockey / EA Hockey
*NHLPA Hockey 93
*NHL 94
*NHL 95
*NHL 96
*NHL 97
*NHL 98
*Nightmare Circus
*Nikkan Sports Pro Yakyuu Van (JPN)
*Ninja Burai Densetsu (JPN)
*Nobunaga's Ambition / Nobunaga no Yabō: Zenkokuban
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Bushō Fūunroku (Nobunaga's Ambition: Lord of Darkness)
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Haouden (JPN)
*Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama
*P.T.O. - Pacific Theater of Operations
*Pac-Attack / Pac-Panic
*Pac-Man 2 - The New Adventures (USA)
*Pachinko Kuunyan (JPN)
*Paddle Fighter (JPN)
*Pagemaster, The
*Paperboy
*Party Quiz Mega Q (JPN)
*Pebble Beach Golf Links
*Pele II - World Tournament Soccer
*Pele!
*Pete Sampras Tennis
*PGA Tour 96
*Phantasy Star II - Amia's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Anne's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Huey's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kinds's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Nei's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Rudger's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Shilka's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Yushis's Adventure (JPN)
*Phelios
*Pink Goes to Hollywood
*Pirates! Gold (USA)
*Pit-Fighter
*Populous
*Power Monger (JPN)
*Power Monger
*Powerball (USA)
*Predator 2
*Premier Manager (PAL)
*Premier Manager 97 (PAL)
*Prime Time NFL Starring Deion Sanders (USA)
*Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow and the Flame (Prototype)
*Pro Quarterback (USA)
*Pro Striker Final Stage (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu Super League '91 (JPN)
*Psy-O-Blade (JPN)
*Psycho Pinball (PAL)
*Punisher, The
*Putter Golf (JPN)
*Puzzle & Action - Ichidant-R (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic II (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic III (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic Special (JPN)
*Quad Challenge / MegaTrax
*Splatter (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Super Locomotive (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Taikou Risshiden (JPN)
*Target Earth / Assault Suit Leynos
*Task Force Harrier EX
*Team USA Basketball / USA Basketball World Challenge (title)
*Tecmo Cup: Football Game (Prototype)
*Tecmo Super Baseball (USA)
*Tecmo Super Bowl
*Tecmo Super Bowl II - Special Edition
*Tecmo Super Bowl III - Final Edition (USA)
*Tecmo Super Hockey (USA)
*Tecmo Super NBA Basketball
*Teddy Boy Blues
*Teitoku no Ketsudan (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Mahjong (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Stadium (JPN)
*Telebradesco Residencia (Brazil)
*Test Drive II - The Duel
*Tetris (Mega Drive Mini, different than the one on tSR)
*Thunder Fox
*Thunder Pro Wrestling Retsuden (JPN)
*Time Trax (Prototype)
*TinHead (USA)
*Tintin in Tibet (PAL)
*Tiny Toon Adventures - Acme All-Stars
*TNN Bass Tournament of Champions (USA)
*TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament '96 (USA)
*Todd's Adventures in Slime World (USA)
*Tommy Lasorda Baseball / Super League
*Tony La Russa Baseball (USA, Australia)
*Top Pro Golf (JPN)
*Total Football (PAL)
*Toughman Contest
*Tougiou King Colossus (JPN)
*Toys (USA)
*Trampoline Terror! (USA)
*Traysia (USA)
*Triple Play - Gold Edition (USA)
*Triple Play 96 (USA)
*Troy Aikman NFL Football (USA)
*True Lies
*Truxton
*Tun Shi Tian Di III (Bootleg)?
*Twin Cobra - Desert Attack Helicopter
*Two Crude Dudes
*Two Tribes - Populous II (PAL)
*Uchuu Senkan Gomora (JPN)
*Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
*Ultimate QIX / Volfied
*Ultimate Soccer (PAL)
*Ultraman (JPN)
*Uncharted Waters
*Unnecessary Roughness '95 (USA)
*Uzu Keobukseon (KOR)
*Vapor Trail
*Venom . Spider-Man - Separation Anxiety
*Verytex (JPN)
*Virtual Pinball
*Vixen 357 (Japan)
*Wardner
*WarpSpeed
*Warrior of Rome
*Warrior of Rome II
*Waterworld (Prototype)
*Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars
*Wayne's World (USA)
*WeaponLord (USA)
*Whac-a-Critter
*Wheel of Fortune (USA)
*Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego
*Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego
*Whip Rush
*Wild Snake (Prototype)
*Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits (USA)
*Wimbledon Championship Tennis
*Winter Challenge
*Wolfchild (USA)
*Wonder Library (JPN)
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA)
*World Series Baseball '96 (USA)
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*World Series Baseball 98 (USA)
*World Trophy Soccer / European Club Soccer
*Worms (PAL)
*Wrestle War
*Wrestleball (Japan)
*WWF Raw
*WWF Royal Rumble
*WWF WrestleMania - The Arcade Game
*X-Perts (USA)
*XDR - X-Dazedly-Ray (JPN)
*Zan Yasha Enbukyoku (JPN)
*Zany Golf
*Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel
*Zombies Ate My Neighbors
*Zoom!
*Zoop
===Mega CD===
(excludes FMV games due to mostly video and Mega Drive ports with an upgraded soundtrack)
*3x3 Eyes: Seima Densetsu (JPN)
*Adventures of Batman & Robin
*After Burner III / Strike Fighter
*Aisle Lord (JPN)
*Amazing Spider-Man vs The Kingpin
*Android Assault: The Revenge of Bari-Arm
*Arcus I-II-III (JPN)
*Batman Returns (driving stages)
*Battlecorps
*BC Racers
*Cliffhanger (snowboard stages)
*Cosmic Fantasy Stories (JPN)
*Dark Wizard
*Death Bringer
*Devastator (JPN)
*Dungeon Explorer
*Dynamic Country Club (JPN)
*Eye of the Beholder
*F1 Circus CD (JPN)
*Fatal Fury Special
*Heimdall
*Links
*Lords of Thunder
*Might & Magic III
*Night Striker
*The Ninja Warriors
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Prince of Persia
*Racing Aces
*Samurai Shodown
*Sengoku (JPN)
*Shadow of the Beast II (enhanced graphics)
*SMT (JPN)
*Soul Star
*Super Strike Trilogy (Prototype)
*The Terminator
*Thunderhawk
*Vay
*Wheel of Fortune (yep)
*Wonder Dog
===32X===
(Note: Everything except Brutal Unleashed, Chaotix, Tempo and Virtua Fighter)
*After Burner Complete
*Amazing Spider-Man, The - Web of Fire (USA)
*BC Racers
*Blackthorne (USA)
*DarXide (PAL)
*Doom
*FIFA 96
*Golf Magazine 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples
*Kolibri
*Metal Head
*Mortal Kombat II
*Motocross Championship
*NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
*NFL Quarterback Club
*Pinocchio (Prototype)
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Primal Rage
*Sangokushi IV (JPN) [Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV]
*Shadow Squadron / Stellar Assault
*Soul Star X (Prototype)
*Space Harrier
*Star Trek - Starfleet Academy - Starship Bridge Simulator
*Star Wars Arcade
*T-Mek
*Toughman Contest
*Virtua Racing Deluxe
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*WWF RAW
*WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game
*X-Men: Mind Games (Prototype)
*Zaxxon's Motherbase 2000

==Atari 5200==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games and test programs. So many prototypes...)
*A.E. (Prototype)
*Activision Decathlon
*Asteroids (Prototype)
*Astro Chase
*Ballblazer
*Barroom Baseball (Prototype)
*Battlezone (Prototype)
*Beamrider
*BerZerk
*Black Belt (Prototype)
*Blaster (Prototype)
*Blue Print
*Bounty Bob Strikes Back!
*Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
*Carol Shaw's River Raid
*Centipede
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Countermeasure
*Defender
*Dig Dug
*The Dreadnaught Factor
*Final Legacy (Prototype)
*Frisky Tom (Prototype)
*Frogger
*Frogger II - Threeedeep!
*Galaxian
*Gorf
*Gremlins
*Gyruss
*H.E.R.O.
*James Bond 007
*Joust
*Jr. Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Jungle Hunt
*Kangaroo
*Keystone Capers
*K-Razy Shoot-Out
*Last Starfighter, The (Prototype)*
*Looney Tunes Hotel (Prototype)*
*Meebzork (Prototype)
*MegaMania
*Meteorites
*Microgammon SB (Prototype)
*Millipede (Prototype)
*Miner 2049er Starring Bounty Bob
*Miniature Golf (Prototype)
*Missile Command
*Montezuma's Revenge featuring Panama Joe
*Moon Patrol
*Mr. Do!'s Castle
*Pitfall
*Pitfall II: Lost Caverns
*Pole Position
*Popeye
*Q-bert
*QIX
*Quest for Quintana Roo
*RealSports Baseball
*RealSports Basketball
*RealSports Football
*RealSports Soccer
*RealSports Tennis
*Rescue on Fractalus!
*Road Runner (Prototype)
*Robotron 2084
*Space Dungeon
*Space Invaders
*Space Shuttle - A Journey Into Space
*Spitfire (Prototype)
*Sport Goofy (Prototype)
*Star Raiders
*Star Trek - Strategic Operations Simulator
*Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle
*Star Wars - The Arcade Game
*Stargate (Prototype)
*Super Breakout
*Super Cobra
*Super Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Tempest (Prototype)
*Track and Field (Prototype)
*Vanguard*
*Wizard of Wor*
*Xari Arena (Prototype)
*Xevious (Prototype)
*Yellow Submarine (Demo)
*Zaxxon*
*Zenji*
*Zone Ranger*

==Atari 7800==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games)
*Ace of Aces
*Alien Brigade
*Asteroids
*Ballblazer
*Barnyard Blaster
*Basketbrawl
*Centipede
*Commando
*Crack'ed
*Crossbow
*Dark Chambers
*Desert Falcon
*Diagnostic Test Cartridge
*Dig Dug
*Donkey Kong Junior
*Double Dragon
*F-18 Hornet
*Fatal Run
*Fight Night
*Food Fight
*Galaga
*GATO (Prototype)
*Ikari Warriors
*Impossible Mission
*Jinks
*Joust
*Karateka
*Klax (Prototype)
*Kung-Fu Master
*Mat Mania Challenge
*Mean 18 Ultimate Golf
*Meltdown
*Midnight Mutants
*Missing in Action (Prototype)
*Motor Psycho
*One-on-One Basketball*
*Pete Rose Baseball
*Planet Smashers
*Plutos (Prototype)
*Pole Position II
*Rampage
*Rampart (Prototype)
*Realsports Baseball
*Rescue on Fractalus (Prototype)
*Robotron: 2084
*Scrapyard Dog
*Sentinel
*Sirius (Prototype)
*Summer Games
*Super Huey
*Super Skateboardin'
*Tank Command
*Title Match Pro Wrestling
*Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator
*Touchdown Football
*Tower Toppler
*Water Ski*
*Winter Games*
*Xenophobe
*Xevious

==PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16==
*21 Emon - Mezase Hotel Ou!! (JPN)
*After Burner II (JPN)
*Alien Crush
*Andre Panza Kick Boxing
*Aoi Blink (JPN)
*Appare Gateball (JPN)
*Armed F (JPN)
*Artist Tool (JPN)
*Atomic Robo-Kid Special (JPN)
*AV Poker - World Gambler (JPN)
*Ballistix
*Bari Bari Densetsu (JPN)
*Barunba (JPN)
*Battle Royale (USA)
*Benkei Gaiden (JPN)
*Bikkuriman World (JPN)
*Blazing Lazers / Gunhed
*Bloody Wolf
*Bodycon Quest II (JPN)
*Bomberman '93 (JPN) (Special Version)
*Bomberman - Users Battle (JPN)
*Bouken Danshaku Don - The Lost Sunheart (JPN)
*Break In (JPN)
*Bubblegum Crash! - Knight Sabers 2034 (JPN)
*Bull Fight - Ring no Haja (JPN)
*Burning Angels (JPN)
*Busou Keiji - Cyber Cross (JPN)
*Cadash
*Champion Wrestler (JPN)
*Champions Forever Boxing (USA)
*Chew Man Fu / Be Ball
*Chibi Maruko-chan - Quiz de Piihyara (JPN)
*Chikudenya Toubei - Kubikiri Yakata Yori (JPN)
*Circus Lido (JPN)
*Columns (JPN)
*Coryoon - Child of Dragon (JPN)
*Cratermaze (USA)
*Cross Wiber - Cyber Combat Police (JPN)
*Cyber Core
*Cyber Dodge (JPN)
*Cyber Knight (JPN)
*Daichi-kun Crisis - Do Natural (JPN)
*Daisenpuu (JPN)
*Darius Alpha (JPN)
*Davis Cup Tennis (USA)
*Dead Moon
*Deep Blue
*Detana!! TwinBee (JPN)
*Digital Champ (JPN)
*Don Doko Don! (JPN)
*Doraemon - Nobita no Dorabian Night (JPN)
*Double Dungeons - W
*Download (JPN)
*Dragon Egg! (JPN)
*Dragon Saber - After Story of Dragon Spirit (JPN)
*Dragon Spirit
*Drop.Off / Drop Rock Hora Hora
*Druaga no Tou (JPN)
*Dungeon Explorer
*Energy (JPN)
*Eternal City - Toshi Tensou Keikaku (JPN)
*F-1 Dream (JPN)
*F-1 Pilot - You're King of Kings (JPN)
*F1 Circus '91 - World Championship (JPN)
*F1 Circus '92 - The Speed of Sound (JPN)
*F1 Circus (JPN)
*F1 Triple Battle (JPN)
*Falcon (USA)
*Fantasy Zone
*Fighting Run (JPN)
*Final Blaster (JPN)
*Final Lap Twin
*Final Match Tennis (JPN)
*Final Soldier (JPN) (Special Version)
*Fire Pro Wrestling - Combination Tag (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 2 - 2nd Bout (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 3 - Legend Bout (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - Human Cup '90 (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - On J. League (JPN)
*Gai Flame (JPN)
*Gaia no Monshou (JPN)
*Galaga '90 / Galaga '88
*Ganbare! Golf Boys (JPN)
*Gekisha Boy (JPN)
*Genji Tsuushin Agedama (JPN)
*Genpei Toumaden (JPN)
*Ghost Manor (USA)
*Gokuraku! Chuuka Taisen (JPN)
*Gomola Speed (JPN)
*Gunboat (USA)
*Gunhed - Hudson Gunhed Taikai (JPN)
*Hana Taaka Daka! (JPN)
*Hanii in the Sky (JPN)
*Hanii on the Road (JPN)
*Hatris (JPN)
*Hisou Kihei - Xserd (JPN)
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Idol Hanafuda Fan Club (JPN)
*Image Fight (JPN)
*J. League Greatest Eleven (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Turbo Golf
*Jaseiken Necromancer (JPN)
*Jigoku Meguri (JPN)
*Juuouki / Altered Beast (JPN)
*Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman (JPN)
*Kattobi! Takuhai-kun (JPN)
*KickBall (JPN)
*Kikikai-kai (JPN)
*King of Casino
*Klax
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '89 (JPN)
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '90 (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong - Idol Graphics (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong II (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Tiger (JPN)
*Lady Sword
*Legendary Axe II, The (USA)
*Legendary Axe, The
*Lode Runner - Lost Labyrinth (JPN)
*Maerchen Maze (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen Mild - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gokuu Special (JPN)
*Mahjong Haouden - Kaiser's Quest (JPN)
*Mahjong Shikaku Retsuden - Mahjong Wars (JPN)
*Maison Ikkoku (JPN)
*Makai Hakkenden Shada (JPN)
*Makai Prince Dorabocchan (JPN)
*Maniac Pro Wres - Asu e no Tatakai (JPN)
*Metal Stoker (JPN)
*Military Madness
*Mizubaku Adventure (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Gaiden - Dai-1-shuu (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu II (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Turbo (JPN)
*Momotarou Katsugeki (JPN)
*Monster Pro Wres (JPN)
*Morita Shougi PC (JPN)
*Moto Roader
*Moto Roader II (JPN)
*Mr. Heli no Daibouken (JPN)
*Naxat Open (JPN)
*Naxat Stadium (JPN)
*Nazo no Mascarade (JPN)
*Necros no Yousai (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - PC Bangai Hen (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - Soccer PC Hen (JPN)
*NHK Taiga Drama - Taiheiki (JPN)
*Night Creatures (USA)
*Niko Niko Pun (JPN)
*Ninja Warriors, The (JPN)
*Obocchama-kun (JPN)
*Operation Wolf (JPN)
*Order of the Griffon (USA)
*Ordyne
*Out Live (JPN)
*Override (JPN)
*P-47 - The Freedom Fighter (JPN)
*Pachio-kun - Juuban Shoubu (JPN)
*Parasol Stars - The Story of Bubble Bobble 3
*Parodius Da! - Shinwa kara Owarai e (JPN)
*PC Pachi-Slot Idol Gambler (JPN)
*Power Drift (JPN)
*Power Eleven (JPN)
*Power Gate (JPN)
*Power League '93 (JPN)
*Power League (JPN) (All Star Version)
*Power League 4 (JPN)
*Power League 5 (JPN)
*Power League II (JPN)
*Power League III (JPN)
*Power Tennis (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium '91 (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium (JPN)
*Psycho Chaser (JPN)
*Psychosis / Paranoia
*Puzzle Boy (JPN)
*Puzznic (JPN)
*R-Type
*Rabio Lepus Special (JPN)
*Racing Damashii (JPN)
*Raiden
*Rastan Saga II (JPN)
*Rock-On (JPN)
*Ryuukyuu (JPN)
*Sadakichi 7 Series - Hideyoshi no Ougon (JPN)
*Samurai-Ghost / Genpei Toumaden Ni no Maki
*Sekigahara (JPN)
*Sengoku Mahjong (JPN)
*Shanghai (JPN)
*Shinobi (JPN)
*Shockman / Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman 2 - Aratanaru Teki
*Shougi Shodan Icchokusen (JPN)
*Shougi Shoshinsha Muyou (JPN)
*SideArms - Hyper Dyne
*Silent Debuggers
*Sindibad - Chitei no Daimakyuu (JPN)
*Sinistron / Violent Soldier
*Skweek (JPN)
*Soldier Blade - Special Version (JPN)
*Somer Assault / Mesopotamia
*Son Son II (JPN)
*Space Harrier
*Space Invaders - Fukkatsu no Hi (JPN)
*Spin Pair (JPN)
*Spiral Wave (JPN)
*Stratego (JPN)
*Super Metal Crusher (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu II (JPN)
*Susanoou Densetsu (JPN)
*Tatsujin / Truxton (JPN)
*Tatsunoko Fighter (JPN)
*Ten no Koe Bank (JPN)
*Tenseiryuu - Saint Dragon (JPN)
*Terra Cresta II - Mandoraa no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Thunder Blade (JPN)
*Tiger Road
*Time Cruise / Time Cruise II
*Timeball / Blodia
*Titan (JPN)
*Toy Shop Boys (JPN)
*Tricky Kick / Tricky
*Tsuppari Oozumou - Heisei Ban (JPN)
*Tsuru Teruhito no Jissen Kabushiki Bai Bai Game (JPN)
*Turrican (USA)
*TV Sports Hockey
*Valkyrie no Densetsu (JPN)
*Veigues - Tactical Gladiator
*W-Ring - The Double Rings (JPN)
*Wai Wai Mahjong - Yukai na Janyuu-tachi (JPN)
*Wallaby!! - Usagi no Kuni no Kangaroo Race (JPN)
*Winning Shot (JPN)
*World Circuit (JPN)
*World Class Baseball / Power League
*World Jockey (JPN)
*World Sports Competition / Power Sports
*Yuu Yuu Jinsei - Victory Life (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN) (v1.5)
===SuperGrafx===
*1941 - Counter Attack (JPN)
*Aldynes - The Misson Code for Rage Crisis (JPN)
*Battle Ace (JPN)
*Madou King Granzort (JPN)
===Turbo CD===
Not going there... A lot.

==Super Cassette Vision==
*BASIC Nyuumon
*Dragon Slayer
*Milky Princess
*Rantou Pro-Wrestling
*Shogi Nyuumon

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Yawackhary:

A list of Remaining games left to rip on tSR:

* - For the missing letter project.
==Genre Missing Letter Project==
*Adventure; X (Xenon: Mugen no Shitai is NSFW)
*Board/Card Game; X (Xing Yun Man Guan [Arcade])
*Educational; I, U, X, Y (e.g. try the Sega Pico library or PC)
*Horror; Q, V, X
*Shoot 'em Up; Y (Yamato [Arcade or SG-1000], Youjyuden [Arcade], Yellow Submarine [MSX])
*Simulation; Q, Y (Queen's Blade: Spiral Chaos [PSP]?)
*Sports; Y (e.g. Yeh Yeh Tennis [PS1], Yuujou no Victory Goal 4v4 Arashi - Get the Goal!! [GBA])

==Missing Letter Project==
===3DS===
No Q
*J (James Noir's Hollywood Crimes, Jake Hunter)
*U (Ultimate NES Remix)
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles 3D - New 3DS)
*Z (Zoo Resort 3D)
===Wii U===
No Q, U
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles X)
===Switch===
*I (eg I Am Setsuna, Ice Age: Scrat's Nutty Adventure, It Takes Two)
*Z (Zombieland: Double Tap Roadtrip)
===PS2===
See Gamecube -Y
===PS3===
Any for Q?
*Z (Zone of the Enders: HD Collection)
===Xbox===
A lot due to emulation issues... Notable games:
* # (50 Cent Bulletproof, 4x4 Evolution 2)
*A (Arctic Thunder, Advent Rising, Amped 1, 2, Armed and Dangerous)
*F (Fable: The Lost Chapters, Forza Motorsport, Far Cry Instincts/Evolution, Freedom Fighters, Fuzion Frenzy)
*G (GTA series, GunValkyrie, GUN, Gauntlet Dark Legacy, Genma Onimusha)
*H (Halo 1, 2, House of the Dead 3)
*K (Kingdom Under Fire - Heroes, Crusaders, Kung Fu Chaos)
*L (Links 2004)
*M (Metal Wolf Chaos, Midtown Madness 3, Midnight Club 2, 3, Dub Edition Remix)
*O (OutRun 2, OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast)
*P (Panzer Dragoon Orta, Project Gotham Racing 1, 2, Pro Evolution Soccer 4, 5, Prince of Persia series)
*V (Van Helsing)
*X (X-Men series, XIII)
*Y (Yager)
*Z (Zapper - One Wicked Cricket)
===Saturn===
*E (Enemy Zero, Earthworm Jim 2)
*L (Last Bronx, Legend of Oasis, Lost World: Jurassic Park, Loaded, Lost Vikings 2: Norse by Norsewest, Lupin the 3rd: Sage of Pyramid)
*O (Off-World Interceptor Extreme, Olympic Soccer)
*Q (Quake)
*T (Three Dirty Dwarves, Thunder Force V, Tomb Raider)
*U (Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Ultraman: Hikari no Kyojin Densetsu)
*X (X-Men Children of the Atom, X-Men vs Street Fighter)
*Y (Yumimi Mix Remix)
*Z (Z, Zen Nihon Pro Wres Featuring Virtua, Zoku Gussun Oyoyo)

==Neo Geo==
*2020 Super Baseball
*ADK World (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Aggressors of Dark Kombat
*Alpha Mission II
*Bang Bang Busters
*Bang Bead
*Baseball Stars Professional
*Baseball Stars 2
*Captain Tomaday
*Chibi Maruko-chan: Maruko Deluxe Quiz (JPN)
*Cyber-Lip
*Data East's Ghostlop (Prototype)
*Fast Striker
*Fight Fever
*Flip Shot
*Football Frenzy
*Frog Feast (Homebrew)
*Ganryu
*Goal! Goal! Goal!
*Gunlord
*Gururin
*Ghost Pilots
*The Irritating Maze
*Idol Mahjong Final Romance 2 (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Last Hope
*League Bowling
*Legend of Success Joe / Ashita no Joe Legends
*Magical Drop III
*Mahjong Kyo Retsuden - Nishi Nihon Hen (JPN)
*Mahjong Minnasano Okagesamadesu (JPN)
*Matrimelee
*Neo Drift Out
*Ninja Commando
*Oshidashi Zintrick (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Pleasure Goal / Futsal - 5 on 5 Mini Soccer
*Pochi & Nyaa
*Pop'n Bounce
*Power Spikes II
*Prehistoric Isle 2
*Pulstar
*Puzzled
*Puzzle de Pon
*Puzzle de Pon R
*Quiz Daisousa Sen - The Last Count Down (JPN)
*Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo - Quiz Daisousa Sen part 2 (JPN)
*Ragnagard
*Riding Hero
*Shinsetsu Samurai Spirits Bushidō Retsuden (aka Samurai Shodown RPG)
*Shōgi no Tatsujin - Master of Syougi (JPN)
*Stakes Winner
*Stakes Winner 2
*Street Hoop
*Super Sidekicks
*Super Sidekicks 2 - The World Championship
*Super Sidekicks 3 - The Next Glory
*Tecmo World Soccer '96
*Thrash Rally / Rally Chase
*Top Player's Golf
*Treasure of The Caribbean
*Twinkle Star Sprites
*V-Liner

==SG-1000==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports)
*Bank Panic
*Champion Baseball
*Champion Billiards
*Champion Boxing (first game by Yu Suzuki)
*Champion Golf
*Champion Ice Hockey
*Champion Kendou
*Champion Pro Wrestling
*Championship Lode Runner
*Champion Soccer
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Girl's Garden
*Golgo 13
*GP World
*Hang On II
*Home Mahjong
*Hustle Chumy
*Hyper Sports
*Mahjong / Sega Mahjong*
*Monaco GP*
*N-Sub
*Orguss*
*Othello*
*Pachinko II
*Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns
*Pop Flamer
*Safari Hunting
*Safari Race
*Shinnyuushain Tooru-Kun (Mikie)
*Star Force
*Star Jacker
*Terebi Oekaki*
*Tsumeshogi / Serizawa Hachidan no Tsumeshogi
*Yamato*
*Zaxxon
*Zippy Race
===Othello Multivision===
*James Bond 007
*Challenge Derby
*Guzzler
*Okamoto Ayako no Match Play Golf
*Othello Multivision [System ROM]
*Q*bert
*San-nin Mahjong
*Space Armor
*Space Mountain

==Master System==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports outside original games)
*Block Hole (Bootleg/KOR?)**
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Eagles 5 (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Ecco the Dolphin
*FA Tetris (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Flashpoint (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Gangster Town
*Gangcheol RoboCop (Bootleg)
*Great Baseball (JPN)
*James Pond 2: Codename Robocod
*Loretta no Shouzou: Sherlock Holmes (JPN, SG-1000 mode)
*Masters of Combat
*Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord
*Monica no Castelo do Dragao (Brazil, hack of Wonder Boy in Monster Land)
*New Boggle Boggle 2 (Bootleg)
*Power Block / Suho Cheonsa (Bootleg)
*Sapo Xule: S.O.S Lagoa Poludia (Brazil, Portugal)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shadow of the Beast
*Speedball 2
*Submarine Attack
*Super Bubble Bobble (Bootleg)
*Super Columns & Tetris (Bootleg)
*Super Space Invaders
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Tennis Ace (aka Passing Shot)
*The Three Dragon Story (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Wonsiin (Bootleg/KOR?)

==Game Gear==
(Note: Some may have their Master System counterparts ripped)
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*The Adventures of Batman & Robin
*Aerial Assault
*Alien³
*Andre Agassi Tennis
*Arcade Classics
*Arch Rivals
*Ariel - The Little Mermaid
*Barbie Super Model
*Batter Up / Gear Stadium
*Bartman Meets Radioactive Man
*Bart vs. The Space Mutants
*Bart vs. The World
*Batman Forever
*Battleship - The classic naval combat game
*Beavis and Butt-Head
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Bubble Bobble
*Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble
*Bust-A-Move / Puzzle Bobble
*Buster Ball
*Buster Fight (aka Masters of Combat)
*Bonkers Wax Up!
*Caesars Palace
*Car Licence (JPN)
*Casino FunPak
*Chakan
*Chase H.Q. (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Championship Hockey
*Cheese Cat-Astrophe
*The Chessmaster
*Chicago Syndicate
*Choplifter III
*CJ Elephant Fugitive
*Cliffhanger
*Clutch Hitter
*Cool Spot
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Crayon Shin-chan - Taiketsu! Kantamu Panic!! (JPN)
*Crazy Faces (Prototype)
*Cutthroat Island
*David Robinson's Supreme Court (Prototype)
*Defenders of Oasis
*Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf
*Devilish
*Doraemon Nora no Suke no Yabou (JPN)
*Doraemon Waku Waku Pocket Paradise (JPN)
*Double Dragon
*Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
*Dropzone
*Ecco the Dolphin
*Ecco - The Tides of Time
*Ernie Els Golf
*Eternal Legend (Eien no Densetsu)
*Evander Holyfield's "Real Deal" Boxing
*The Excellent Dizzy Collection
*F-15 Strike Eagle
*Face Ball 2000
*Factory Panic
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA Soccer 96
*Foreman for Real
*Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball
*Fray ~Shugyou hen~ (JPN)
*Fred Couples Golf
*Frogger (Prototype)
*Galaga '91
*Gamble Panic (JPN)
*Gambler Jikochuushin Ha (JPN)
*Gear Stadium Heiseiban [note: might be an update to Batter Up]
*Gear Works
*GG Aleste - GALVANIC GUNNER ALESTE (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Pai Chen (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Yuuki Akira (JPN)
*Global Gladiators
*G-LOC - Air Battle
*Godzilla - Kaijuu Daishingeki (JPN)
*Greendog - The Beached Surfer Dude!
*Griffin
*Gunstar Heroes (JPN)
*Halley Wars
*Head Buster (JPN)
*Home Alone
*Honoo no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*House of Tarot (JPN)
*Hurricanes (PAL)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan Jima - Hyoutan Jima no Daikoukai (JPN)
*Hyper Pro Yakyuu '92 (JPN)
*Ichidant-R GG (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*The Incredible Crash Dummies
*The Incredible Hulk
*Iron Man X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal
*The Itchy & Scratchy Game
*James Bond 007: The Duel
*James Pond 3 - Operation Starfi5h
*James Pond II - Codename: RoboCod
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! Sports Edition (USA)
*J League Soccer Dream Eleven (JPN)
*Judge Dredd
*Junction
*Jungle Strike
*Jurassic Park
*Kawasaki Superbike Challenge
*Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (JPN)
*Kinetic Connection
*Kishin Douji Zenki (JPN)
*Klax
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku (JPN)
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku Part 2 (JPN)
*Lemmings
*Lemmings 2: The Tribes
*The Lost World: Jurassic Park
*Lunar - Sanpo-suru Gakuen (JPN)
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden 96
*Madou Monogatari III - Kyuukyoku Joou-sama (JPN)
*Madou Monogatari A - Doki Doki Vacation (JPN)
*Magical Puzzle Popils
*Magical Taruruuto-kun (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth 2 ~making of magic knight~ (JPN)
*The Majors Pro Baseball [1]
*Man Overboard!
*Marko's Magic Football
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible (JPN)
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special (JPN)
*MLBPA Baseball
*Mortal Kombat II
*Mortal Kombat 3
*Olympic Gold
*The Ottifants
*Paperboy
*Paperboy 2
*Pet Club Inu Dai Suki! (JPN)
*PGA TOUR 96
*PGA TOUR Golf
*PGA TOUR Golf II
*Phantasy Star Adventure (JPN)
*Phantom 2040
*Pinball Dreams
*Pocket Jansou (JPN)
*Poker Face Paul's Blackjack (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Gin (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Poker (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Solitaire (USA)
*Pop Breaker (JPN)
*Popeye Beach Volley Ball (JPN)
*Power Drive (PAL)
*Predator 2
*Primal Rage
*Pro Yakyuu GG League (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu GG League '94 (JPN)
*Putt & Putter
*Quest for the Shaven Yak Starring Ren Hoëk & Stimpy
*Rastan Saga (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*R.B.I. Baseball '94
*R.C. Grand Prix (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Riddick Bowe Boxing
*Rise of the Robots
*Road Rash
*RoboCop 3
*RoboCop versus The Terminator
*Royal Stone ~Hirakareshi Toki no Tobira~ (JPN)
*Samurai Shodown
*SD Gundam Winner's History (JPN)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shanghai II
*Shaq Fu
*Shikinjo
*Shining Force Gaiden ~Ensei Jashin no Kuni e~ (JPN)
*Shining Force - The Sword of Hajya
*Shinobi II - The Silent Fury
*Side Pocket
*Slam Dunk - Shouri-e no Starting 5 (JPN)
*Slider
*Solitaire FunPak
*Solitaire Poker / Ryu Kyu
*Soukoban
*Space Harrier
*Spider-Man - Return of the Sinister Six
*Sports Illustrated: Championship Football & Baseball (USA)
*Sports Trivia (USA)
*Sports Trivia - Championship Edition (USA)
*Stargate
*Star Trek: Generations - Beyond the Nexus
*Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial
*Streets of Rage
*Streets of Rage II
*Strider Returns
*Striker
*Super Battletank
*Super Golf
*Super Kick Off
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu III (JPN)
*Super Off Road
*Super Smash T.V.
*Super Space Invaders
*Surf Ninjas
*Sylvan Tale (JPN)
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Taisen-gata Daisenryaku G (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai 2 (JPN)
*Tama & Friends - 3 Choume Kouen Tamalympic (JPN)
*Tant~R (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*Tarzan - Lord of the Jungle
*Tatakae! Pro Yakyuu Twin League (JPN)
*Taz in Escape from Mars
*Taz-Mania
*Tengen World Cup Soccer / Kick & Rush (partially ripped as Tecmo World Cup 93 on the Master System)
*The Terminator
*Terminator 2: Judgment Day
*Tesserae
*Torarete Tamaruka!? (JPN)
*True Lies
*Urban Strike
*VR Troopers
*Wagan Land (JPN)
*WildSnake (Prototype)
*Wimbledon
*Winter Olympics
*Wizard Pinball (PAL)
*Wonder Boy
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Derby (JPN)
*World Series Baseball (USA) [1]
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA) [1]
*WWF Raw
*WWF WrestleMania Steel Cage Challenge
*X-Men
*Yu Yu Hakusho - Horobishi Mono no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Yu Yu Hakusho II - Gekitou! Nanakyou no Tatakai (JPN)
*Zan Gear (JPN)
*Zool: Ninja of the "Nth" Dimension

[1] - Uses special save chip, only works with MEKA

==Mega Drive / Genesis==
(Note: Excludes hacks / After market games)
*688 Attack Sub
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*Aero the Acrobat
*Baby's Day Out (Prototype)
*Back to the Future Part III (note: also include intentional palette due to bug in game)
*Bahamut Senki (JPN)
*Ball Jacks
*Ballz 3D
*Barbie Super Model
*Barbie Vacation Adventure (Prototype)
*Barkley Shut Up and Jam 2
*Bass Masters Classic (USA)
*Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition (USA)
*Batman Forever
*Battle Squadron
*Battlemaster
*Beastball (Prototype)
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Best of the Best - Championship Karate
*Beyond Zero Tolerance (Prototype)
*Bill Walsh College Football
*Bill Walsh College Football 95 (USA)
*Bill's Tomato Game (Prototype)
*Bimini Run
*Bio Hazard Battle
*Bloodshot / Battle Frenzy
*Body Count
*Bonkers
*Boxing Legends of the Ring
*Brian Lara Cricket (PAL)
*Brian Lara Cricket 96 (PAL)
*Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday
*Budokan - The Martial Spirit
*Bulls vs Blazers and the NBA Playoffs
*Bulls vs Lakers and the NBA Playoffs
*Championship Bowling / Boogie Woogie Bowling
*Chi Chi's Pro Challenge Golf / Top Pro Golf 2
*Cliffhanger
*Clue (USA)
*Coach K College Basketball (USA)
*College Slam
*Crack Down
*Cross Fire / Super Airwolf
*Crue Ball
*Cutthroat Island
*Dangerous Seed (JPN)
*Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat (Prototype)
*Darius (Mega Drive Mini)
*David Robinson's Supreme Court
*Daze Before Christmas (AUS)
*Demolition Man
*Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf
*Dick Tracy
*Dino Dini's Soccer (PAL)
*Dino Land
*Doom Troopers
*Double Clutch (PAL)
*Double Dribble - The Playoff Edition / Hyper Dunk
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu (JPN)
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu II (JPN)
*Dragon's Eye Plus - Shanghai III (JPN)
*Dragon's Fury / Devil's Crush MD
*Dragon's Revenge
*Dungeons & Dragons - Warriors of the Eternal Sun
*Dyna Brothers
*Dyna Brothers 2
*Dyna Brothers 2: Sega Channel Special
*Dynamite Duke
*Evander Holyfield's 'Real Deal' Boxing
*F1 Circus MD (JPN)
*F1 World Championship Edition (PAL)
*F-15 Strike Eagle II (any sprites?)
*F-22 Interceptor
*Family Feud (USA)
*Fastest 1
*Fatal Labyrinth
*Fatal Rewind / The Killing Game Show
*Fever Pitch Soccer / Head On Soccer
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA 95
*FIFA 96
*FIFA 97
*FIFA 98: Road to World Cup
*Fire Mustang (JPN)
*Flash Point (Prototype)
*Hard Drivin'
*HardBall '94
*HardBall '95 (USA)
*HardBall III (Bootleg)
*HardBall! (Bootleg)
*Haunting Starring Polterguy
*Heavy Nova (USA)
*Hei Tao 2 - Super Big 2
*Hellfire
*Herzog Zwei
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York (USA)
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Hook
*Huan Le Tao Qi Shu - Smart Mouse
*Humans, The (USA)
*Hybrid Front, The (JPN)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan-jima - Daitouryou wo Mezase! (JPN)
*Hyper Marbles (JPN)
*Incredible Hulk, The
*Insector X
*Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones (USA)
*International Rugby (PAL)
*International Superstar Soccer Deluxe
*Ishido - The Way of Stones (Bootleg)
*Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings
*J. League Pro Striker (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker 2 (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker Perfect (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Power Challenge Golf
*James 'Buster' Douglas Knockout Boxing / Final Blow
*Jammit (USA)
*Janou Touryuumon (JPN)
*Jantei Monogatari (JPN)
*Jelly Boy (Prototype)
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Deluxe Edition (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Sports Edition (USA)
*Jerry Glanville's Pigskin Footbrawl (USA)
*Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker (PAL)
*Jiu Ji Ma Jiang II - Ye Yan Bian
*Joe Montana II Sports Talk Football
*John Madden Football 92
*Jordan vs Bird - One on One
*Joshua & the Battle of Jericho (USA)
*Judge Dredd
*Jungle Strike
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden NFL 97
*Madden NFL 98
*Mega-Lo-Mania / Tyrants - Fight through Time
*NHL Hockey / EA Hockey
*NHLPA Hockey 93
*NHL 94
*NHL 95
*NHL 96
*NHL 97
*NHL 98
*Nightmare Circus
*Nikkan Sports Pro Yakyuu Van (JPN)
*Ninja Burai Densetsu (JPN)
*Nobunaga's Ambition / Nobunaga no Yabō: Zenkokuban
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Bushō Fūunroku (Nobunaga's Ambition: Lord of Darkness)
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Haouden (JPN)
*Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama
*P.T.O. - Pacific Theater of Operations
*Pac-Attack / Pac-Panic
*Pac-Man 2 - The New Adventures (USA)
*Pachinko Kuunyan (JPN)
*Paddle Fighter (JPN)
*Pagemaster, The
*Paperboy
*Party Quiz Mega Q (JPN)
*Pebble Beach Golf Links
*Pele II - World Tournament Soccer
*Pele!
*Pete Sampras Tennis
*PGA Tour 96
*Phantasy Star II - Amia's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Anne's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Huey's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kinds's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Nei's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Rudger's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Shilka's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Yushis's Adventure (JPN)
*Phelios
*Pink Goes to Hollywood
*Pirates! Gold (USA)
*Pit-Fighter
*Populous
*Power Monger (JPN)
*Power Monger
*Powerball (USA)
*Predator 2
*Premier Manager (PAL)
*Premier Manager 97 (PAL)
*Prime Time NFL Starring Deion Sanders (USA)
*Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow and the Flame (Prototype)
*Pro Quarterback (USA)
*Pro Striker Final Stage (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu Super League '91 (JPN)
*Psy-O-Blade (JPN)
*Psycho Pinball (PAL)
*Punisher, The
*Putter Golf (JPN)
*Puzzle & Action - Ichidant-R (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic II (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic III (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic Special (JPN)
*Quad Challenge / MegaTrax
*Splatter (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Super Locomotive (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Taikou Risshiden (JPN)
*Target Earth / Assault Suit Leynos
*Task Force Harrier EX
*Team USA Basketball / USA Basketball World Challenge (title)
*Tecmo Cup: Football Game (Prototype)
*Tecmo Super Baseball (USA)
*Tecmo Super Bowl
*Tecmo Super Bowl II - Special Edition
*Tecmo Super Bowl III - Final Edition (USA)
*Tecmo Super Hockey (USA)
*Tecmo Super NBA Basketball
*Teddy Boy Blues
*Teitoku no Ketsudan (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Mahjong (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Stadium (JPN)
*Telebradesco Residencia (Brazil)
*Test Drive II - The Duel
*Tetris (Mega Drive Mini, different than the one on tSR)
*Thunder Fox
*Thunder Pro Wrestling Retsuden (JPN)
*Time Trax (Prototype)
*TinHead (USA)
*Tintin in Tibet (PAL)
*Tiny Toon Adventures - Acme All-Stars
*TNN Bass Tournament of Champions (USA)
*TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament '96 (USA)
*Todd's Adventures in Slime World (USA)
*Tommy Lasorda Baseball / Super League
*Tony La Russa Baseball (USA, Australia)
*Top Pro Golf (JPN)
*Total Football (PAL)
*Toughman Contest
*Tougiou King Colossus (JPN)
*Toys (USA)
*Trampoline Terror! (USA)
*Traysia (USA)
*Triple Play - Gold Edition (USA)
*Triple Play 96 (USA)
*Troy Aikman NFL Football (USA)
*True Lies
*Truxton
*Tun Shi Tian Di III (Bootleg)?
*Twin Cobra - Desert Attack Helicopter
*Two Crude Dudes
*Two Tribes - Populous II (PAL)
*Uchuu Senkan Gomora (JPN)
*Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
*Ultimate QIX / Volfied
*Ultimate Soccer (PAL)
*Ultraman (JPN)
*Uncharted Waters
*Unnecessary Roughness '95 (USA)
*Uzu Keobukseon (KOR)
*Vapor Trail
*Venom . Spider-Man - Separation Anxiety
*Verytex (JPN)
*Virtual Pinball
*Vixen 357 (Japan)
*Wardner
*WarpSpeed
*Warrior of Rome
*Warrior of Rome II
*Waterworld (Prototype)
*Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars
*Wayne's World (USA)
*WeaponLord (USA)
*Whac-a-Critter
*Wheel of Fortune (USA)
*Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego
*Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego
*Whip Rush
*Wild Snake (Prototype)
*Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits (USA)
*Wimbledon Championship Tennis
*Winter Challenge
*Wolfchild (USA)
*Wonder Library (JPN)
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA)
*World Series Baseball '96 (USA)
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*World Series Baseball 98 (USA)
*World Trophy Soccer / European Club Soccer
*Worms (PAL)
*Wrestle War
*Wrestleball (Japan)
*WWF Raw
*WWF Royal Rumble
*WWF WrestleMania - The Arcade Game
*X-Perts (USA)
*XDR - X-Dazedly-Ray (JPN)
*Zan Yasha Enbukyoku (JPN)
*Zany Golf
*Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel
*Zombies Ate My Neighbors
*Zoom!
*Zoop
===Mega CD===
(excludes FMV games due to mostly video and Mega Drive ports with an upgraded soundtrack)
*3x3 Eyes: Seima Densetsu (JPN)
*Adventures of Batman & Robin
*After Burner III / Strike Fighter
*Aisle Lord (JPN)
*Amazing Spider-Man vs The Kingpin
*Android Assault: The Revenge of Bari-Arm
*Arcus I-II-III (JPN)
*Batman Returns (driving stages)
*Battlecorps
*BC Racers
*Cliffhanger (snowboard stages)
*Cosmic Fantasy Stories (JPN)
*Dark Wizard
*Death Bringer
*Devastator (JPN)
*Dungeon Explorer
*Dynamic Country Club (JPN)
*Eye of the Beholder
*F1 Circus CD (JPN)
*Fatal Fury Special
*Heimdall
*Links
*Lords of Thunder
*Might & Magic III
*Night Striker
*The Ninja Warriors
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Prince of Persia
*Racing Aces
*Samurai Shodown
*Sengoku (JPN)
*Shadow of the Beast II (enhanced graphics)
*SMT (JPN)
*Soul Star
*Super Strike Trilogy (Prototype)
*The Terminator
*Thunderhawk
*Vay
*Wheel of Fortune (yep)
*Wonder Dog
===32X===
(Note: Everything except Brutal Unleashed, Chaotix, Tempo and Virtua Fighter)
*After Burner Complete
*Amazing Spider-Man, The - Web of Fire (USA)
*BC Racers
*Blackthorne (USA)
*DarXide (PAL)
*Doom
*FIFA 96
*Golf Magazine 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples
*Kolibri
*Metal Head
*Mortal Kombat II
*Motocross Championship
*NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
*NFL Quarterback Club
*Pinocchio (Prototype)
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Primal Rage
*Sangokushi IV (JPN) [Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV]
*Shadow Squadron / Stellar Assault
*Soul Star X (Prototype)
*Space Harrier
*Star Trek - Starfleet Academy - Starship Bridge Simulator
*Star Wars Arcade
*T-Mek
*Toughman Contest
*Virtua Racing Deluxe
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*WWF RAW
*WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game
*X-Men: Mind Games (Prototype)
*Zaxxon's Motherbase 2000

==Atari 5200==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games and test programs. So many prototypes...)
*A.E. (Prototype)
*Activision Decathlon
*Asteroids (Prototype)
*Astro Chase
*Ballblazer
*Barroom Baseball (Prototype)
*Battlezone (Prototype)
*Beamrider
*BerZerk
*Black Belt (Prototype)
*Blaster (Prototype)
*Blue Print
*Bounty Bob Strikes Back!
*Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
*Carol Shaw's River Raid
*Centipede
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Countermeasure
*Defender
*Dig Dug
*The Dreadnaught Factor
*Final Legacy (Prototype)
*Frisky Tom (Prototype)
*Frogger
*Frogger II - Threeedeep!
*Galaxian
*Gorf
*Gremlins
*Gyruss
*H.E.R.O.
*James Bond 007
*Joust
*Jr. Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Jungle Hunt
*Kangaroo
*Keystone Capers
*K-Razy Shoot-Out
*Last Starfighter, The (Prototype)*
*Looney Tunes Hotel (Prototype)*
*Meebzork (Prototype)
*MegaMania
*Meteorites
*Microgammon SB (Prototype)
*Millipede (Prototype)
*Miner 2049er Starring Bounty Bob
*Miniature Golf (Prototype)
*Missile Command
*Montezuma's Revenge featuring Panama Joe
*Moon Patrol
*Mr. Do!'s Castle
*Pitfall
*Pitfall II: Lost Caverns
*Pole Position
*Popeye
*Q-bert
*QIX
*Quest for Quintana Roo
*RealSports Baseball
*RealSports Basketball
*RealSports Football
*RealSports Soccer
*RealSports Tennis
*Rescue on Fractalus!
*Road Runner (Prototype)
*Robotron 2084
*Space Dungeon
*Space Invaders
*Space Shuttle - A Journey Into Space
*Spitfire (Prototype)
*Sport Goofy (Prototype)
*Star Raiders
*Star Trek - Strategic Operations Simulator
*Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle
*Star Wars - The Arcade Game
*Stargate (Prototype)
*Super Breakout
*Super Cobra
*Super Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Tempest (Prototype)
*Track and Field (Prototype)
*Vanguard*
*Wizard of Wor*
*Xari Arena (Prototype)
*Xevious (Prototype)
*Yellow Submarine (Demo)
*Zaxxon*
*Zenji*
*Zone Ranger*

==Atari 7800==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games)
*Ace of Aces
*Alien Brigade
*Asteroids
*Ballblazer
*Barnyard Blaster
*Basketbrawl
*Centipede
*Commando
*Crack'ed
*Crossbow
*Dark Chambers
*Desert Falcon
*Diagnostic Test Cartridge
*Dig Dug
*Donkey Kong Junior
*Double Dragon
*F-18 Hornet
*Fatal Run
*Fight Night
*Food Fight
*Galaga
*GATO (Prototype)
*Ikari Warriors
*Impossible Mission
*Jinks
*Joust
*Karateka
*Klax (Prototype)
*Kung-Fu Master
*Mat Mania Challenge
*Mean 18 Ultimate Golf
*Meltdown
*Midnight Mutants
*Missing in Action (Prototype)
*Motor Psycho
*One-on-One Basketball*
*Pete Rose Baseball
*Planet Smashers
*Plutos (Prototype)
*Pole Position II
*Rampage
*Rampart (Prototype)
*Realsports Baseball
*Rescue on Fractalus (Prototype)
*Robotron: 2084
*Scrapyard Dog
*Sentinel
*Sirius (Prototype)
*Summer Games
*Super Huey
*Super Skateboardin'
*Tank Command
*Title Match Pro Wrestling
*Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator
*Touchdown Football
*Tower Toppler
*Water Ski*
*Winter Games*
*Xenophobe
*Xevious

==PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16==
*21 Emon - Mezase Hotel Ou!! (JPN)
*After Burner II (JPN)
*Alien Crush
*Andre Panza Kick Boxing
*Aoi Blink (JPN)
*Appare Gateball (JPN)
*Armed F (JPN)
*Artist Tool (JPN)
*Atomic Robo-Kid Special (JPN)
*AV Poker - World Gambler (JPN)
*Ballistix
*Bari Bari Densetsu (JPN)
*Barunba (JPN)
*Battle Royale (USA)
*Benkei Gaiden (JPN)
*Bikkuriman World (JPN)
*Blazing Lazers / Gunhed
*Bloody Wolf
*Bodycon Quest II (JPN)
*Bomberman '93 (JPN) (Special Version)
*Bomberman - Users Battle (JPN)
*Bouken Danshaku Don - The Lost Sunheart (JPN)
*Break In (JPN)
*Bubblegum Crash! - Knight Sabers 2034 (JPN)
*Bull Fight - Ring no Haja (JPN)
*Burning Angels (JPN)
*Busou Keiji - Cyber Cross (JPN)
*Cadash
*Champion Wrestler (JPN)
*Champions Forever Boxing (USA)
*Chew Man Fu / Be Ball
*Chibi Maruko-chan - Quiz de Piihyara (JPN)
*Chikudenya Toubei - Kubikiri Yakata Yori (JPN)
*Circus Lido (JPN)
*Columns (JPN)
*Coryoon - Child of Dragon (JPN)
*Cratermaze (USA)
*Cross Wiber - Cyber Combat Police (JPN)
*Cyber Core
*Cyber Dodge (JPN)
*Cyber Knight (JPN)
*Daichi-kun Crisis - Do Natural (JPN)
*Daisenpuu (JPN)
*Darius Alpha (JPN)
*Davis Cup Tennis (USA)
*Dead Moon
*Deep Blue
*Detana!! TwinBee (JPN)
*Digital Champ (JPN)
*Don Doko Don! (JPN)
*Doraemon - Nobita no Dorabian Night (JPN)
*Double Dungeons - W
*Download (JPN)
*Dragon Egg! (JPN)
*Dragon Saber - After Story of Dragon Spirit (JPN)
*Dragon Spirit
*Drop.Off / Drop Rock Hora Hora
*Druaga no Tou (JPN)
*Dungeon Explorer
*Energy (JPN)
*Eternal City - Toshi Tensou Keikaku (JPN)
*F-1 Dream (JPN)
*F-1 Pilot - You're King of Kings (JPN)
*F1 Circus '91 - World Championship (JPN)
*F1 Circus '92 - The Speed of Sound (JPN)
*F1 Circus (JPN)
*F1 Triple Battle (JPN)
*Falcon (USA)
*Fantasy Zone
*Fighting Run (JPN)
*Final Blaster (JPN)
*Final Lap Twin
*Final Match Tennis (JPN)
*Final Soldier (JPN) (Special Version)
*Fire Pro Wrestling - Combination Tag (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 2 - 2nd Bout (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 3 - Legend Bout (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - Human Cup '90 (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - On J. League (JPN)
*Gai Flame (JPN)
*Gaia no Monshou (JPN)
*Galaga '90 / Galaga '88
*Ganbare! Golf Boys (JPN)
*Gekisha Boy (JPN)
*Genji Tsuushin Agedama (JPN)
*Genpei Toumaden (JPN)
*Ghost Manor (USA)
*Gokuraku! Chuuka Taisen (JPN)
*Gomola Speed (JPN)
*Gunboat (USA)
*Gunhed - Hudson Gunhed Taikai (JPN)
*Hana Taaka Daka! (JPN)
*Hanii in the Sky (JPN)
*Hanii on the Road (JPN)
*Hatris (JPN)
*Hisou Kihei - Xserd (JPN)
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Idol Hanafuda Fan Club (JPN)
*Image Fight (JPN)
*J. League Greatest Eleven (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Turbo Golf
*Jaseiken Necromancer (JPN)
*Jigoku Meguri (JPN)
*Juuouki / Altered Beast (JPN)
*Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman (JPN)
*Kattobi! Takuhai-kun (JPN)
*KickBall (JPN)
*Kikikai-kai (JPN)
*King of Casino
*Klax
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '89 (JPN)
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '90 (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong - Idol Graphics (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong II (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Tiger (JPN)
*Lady Sword
*Legendary Axe II, The (USA)
*Legendary Axe, The
*Lode Runner - Lost Labyrinth (JPN)
*Maerchen Maze (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen Mild - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gokuu Special (JPN)
*Mahjong Haouden - Kaiser's Quest (JPN)
*Mahjong Shikaku Retsuden - Mahjong Wars (JPN)
*Maison Ikkoku (JPN)
*Makai Hakkenden Shada (JPN)
*Makai Prince Dorabocchan (JPN)
*Maniac Pro Wres - Asu e no Tatakai (JPN)
*Metal Stoker (JPN)
*Military Madness
*Mizubaku Adventure (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Gaiden - Dai-1-shuu (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu II (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Turbo (JPN)
*Momotarou Katsugeki (JPN)
*Monster Pro Wres (JPN)
*Morita Shougi PC (JPN)
*Moto Roader
*Moto Roader II (JPN)
*Mr. Heli no Daibouken (JPN)
*Naxat Open (JPN)
*Naxat Stadium (JPN)
*Nazo no Mascarade (JPN)
*Necros no Yousai (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - PC Bangai Hen (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - Soccer PC Hen (JPN)
*NHK Taiga Drama - Taiheiki (JPN)
*Night Creatures (USA)
*Niko Niko Pun (JPN)
*Ninja Warriors, The (JPN)
*Obocchama-kun (JPN)
*Operation Wolf (JPN)
*Order of the Griffon (USA)
*Ordyne
*Out Live (JPN)
*Override (JPN)
*P-47 - The Freedom Fighter (JPN)
*Pachio-kun - Juuban Shoubu (JPN)
*Parasol Stars - The Story of Bubble Bobble 3
*Parodius Da! - Shinwa kara Owarai e (JPN)
*PC Pachi-Slot Idol Gambler (JPN)
*Power Drift (JPN)
*Power Eleven (JPN)
*Power Gate (JPN)
*Power League '93 (JPN)
*Power League (JPN) (All Star Version)
*Power League 4 (JPN)
*Power League 5 (JPN)
*Power League II (JPN)
*Power League III (JPN)
*Power Tennis (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium '91 (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium (JPN)
*Psycho Chaser (JPN)
*Psychosis / Paranoia
*Puzzle Boy (JPN)
*Puzznic (JPN)
*R-Type
*Rabio Lepus Special (JPN)
*Racing Damashii (JPN)
*Raiden
*Rastan Saga II (JPN)
*Rock-On (JPN)
*Ryuukyuu (JPN)
*Sadakichi 7 Series - Hideyoshi no Ougon (JPN)
*Samurai-Ghost / Genpei Toumaden Ni no Maki
*Sekigahara (JPN)
*Sengoku Mahjong (JPN)
*Shanghai (JPN)
*Shinobi (JPN)
*Shockman / Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman 2 - Aratanaru Teki
*Shougi Shodan Icchokusen (JPN)
*Shougi Shoshinsha Muyou (JPN)
*SideArms - Hyper Dyne
*Silent Debuggers
*Sindibad - Chitei no Daimakyuu (JPN)
*Sinistron / Violent Soldier
*Skweek (JPN)
*Soldier Blade - Special Version (JPN)
*Somer Assault / Mesopotamia
*Son Son II (JPN)
*Space Harrier
*Space Invaders - Fukkatsu no Hi (JPN)
*Spin Pair (JPN)
*Spiral Wave (JPN)
*Stratego (JPN)
*Super Metal Crusher (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu II (JPN)
*Susanoou Densetsu (JPN)
*Tatsujin / Truxton (JPN)
*Tatsunoko Fighter (JPN)
*Ten no Koe Bank (JPN)
*Tenseiryuu - Saint Dragon (JPN)
*Terra Cresta II - Mandoraa no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Thunder Blade (JPN)
*Tiger Road
*Time Cruise / Time Cruise II
*Timeball / Blodia
*Titan (JPN)
*Toy Shop Boys (JPN)
*Tricky Kick / Tricky
*Tsuppari Oozumou - Heisei Ban (JPN)
*Tsuru Teruhito no Jissen Kabushiki Bai Bai Game (JPN)
*Turrican (USA)
*TV Sports Hockey
*Valkyrie no Densetsu (JPN)
*Veigues - Tactical Gladiator
*W-Ring - The Double Rings (JPN)
*Wai Wai Mahjong - Yukai na Janyuu-tachi (JPN)
*Wallaby!! - Usagi no Kuni no Kangaroo Race (JPN)
*Winning Shot (JPN)
*World Circuit (JPN)
*World Class Baseball / Power League
*World Jockey (JPN)
*World Sports Competition / Power Sports
*Yuu Yuu Jinsei - Victory Life (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN) (v1.5)
===SuperGrafx===
*1941 - Counter Attack (JPN)
*Aldynes - The Misson Code for Rage Crisis (JPN)
*Battle Ace (JPN)
*Madou King Granzort (JPN)
===Turbo CD===
Not going there... A lot.

==Super Cassette Vision==
*BASIC Nyuumon
*Dragon Slayer
*Milky Princess
*Rantou Pro-Wrestling
*Shogi Nyuumon

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Yawackhary:

A list of Remaining games left to rip on tSR:

* - For the missing letter project.
==Genre Missing Letter Project==
*Adventure; X (Xenon: Mugen no Shitai is NSFW)
*Board/Card Game; X (Xing Yun Man Guan [Arcade])
*Educational; I, U, X, Y (e.g. try the Sega Pico library or PC)
*Horror; Q, V, X
*Shoot 'em Up; Y (Yamato [Arcade or SG-1000], Youjyuden [Arcade], Yellow Submarine [MSX])
*Simulation; Q, Y (Queen's Blade: Spiral Chaos [PSP]?)
*Sports; Y (e.g. Yeh Yeh Tennis [PS1], Yuujou no Victory Goal 4v4 Arashi - Get the Goal!! [GBA])

==Missing Letter Project==
===3DS===
No Q
*J (James Noir's Hollywood Crimes, Jake Hunter)
*U (Ultimate NES Remix)
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles 3D - New 3DS)
*Z (Zoo Resort 3D)
===Wii U===
No Q, U
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles X)
===Switch===
*I (eg I Am Setsuna, Ice Age: Scrat's Nutty Adventure, It Takes Two)
*Z (Zombieland: Double Tap Roadtrip)
===PS2===
See Gamecube -Y
===PS3===
Any for Q?
*Z (Zone of the Enders: HD Collection)
===Xbox===
A lot due to emulation issues... Notable games:
* # (50 Cent Bulletproof, 4x4 Evolution 2)
*A (Arctic Thunder, Advent Rising, Amped 1, 2, Armed and Dangerous)
*F (Fable: The Lost Chapters, Forza Motorsport, Far Cry Instincts/Evolution, Freedom Fighters, Fuzion Frenzy)
*G (GTA series, GunValkyrie, GUN, Gauntlet Dark Legacy, Genma Onimusha)
*H (Halo 1, 2, House of the Dead 3)
*K (Kingdom Under Fire - Heroes, Crusaders, Kung Fu Chaos)
*L (Links 2004)
*M (Metal Wolf Chaos, Midtown Madness 3, Midnight Club 2, 3, Dub Edition Remix)
*O (OutRun 2, OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast)
*P (Panzer Dragoon Orta, Project Gotham Racing 1, 2, Pro Evolution Soccer 4, 5, Prince of Persia series)
*V (Van Helsing)
*X (X-Men series, XIII)
*Y (Yager)
*Z (Zapper - One Wicked Cricket)
===Saturn===
*E (Enemy Zero, Earthworm Jim 2)
*L (Last Bronx, Legend of Oasis, Lost World: Jurassic Park, Loaded, Lost Vikings 2: Norse by Norsewest, Lupin the 3rd: Sage of Pyramid)
*O (Off-World Interceptor Extreme, Olympic Soccer)
*Q (Quake)
*T (Three Dirty Dwarves, Thunder Force V, Tomb Raider)
*U (Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Ultraman: Hikari no Kyojin Densetsu)
*X (X-Men Children of the Atom, X-Men vs Street Fighter)
*Y (Yumimi Mix Remix)
*Z (Z, Zen Nihon Pro Wres Featuring Virtua, Zoku Gussun Oyoyo)

==Neo Geo==
*2020 Super Baseball
*ADK World (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Aggressors of Dark Kombat
*Alpha Mission II
*Bang Bang Busters
*Bang Bead
*Baseball Stars Professional
*Baseball Stars 2
*Captain Tomaday
*Chibi Maruko-chan: Maruko Deluxe Quiz (JPN)
*Cyber-Lip
*Data East's Ghostlop (Prototype)
*Fast Striker
*Fight Fever
*Flip Shot
*Football Frenzy
*Frog Feast (Homebrew)
*Ganryu
*Goal! Goal! Goal!
*Gunlord
*Gururin
*Ghost Pilots
*The Irritating Maze
*Idol Mahjong Final Romance 2 (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Last Hope
*League Bowling
*Legend of Success Joe / Ashita no Joe Legends
*Magical Drop III
*Mahjong Kyo Retsuden - Nishi Nihon Hen (JPN)
*Mahjong Minnasano Okagesamadesu (JPN)
*Matrimelee
*Neo Drift Out
*Ninja Commando
*Oshidashi Zintrick (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Pleasure Goal / Futsal - 5 on 5 Mini Soccer
*Pochi & Nyaa
*Pop'n Bounce
*Power Spikes II
*Prehistoric Isle 2
*Pulstar
*Puzzled
*Puzzle de Pon
*Puzzle de Pon R
*Quiz Daisousa Sen - The Last Count Down (JPN)
*Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo - Quiz Daisousa Sen part 2 (JPN)
*Ragnagard
*Riding Hero
*Shinsetsu Samurai Spirits Bushidō Retsuden (aka Samurai Shodown RPG)
*Shōgi no Tatsujin - Master of Syougi (JPN)
*Stakes Winner
*Stakes Winner 2
*Street Hoop
*Super Sidekicks
*Super Sidekicks 2 - The World Championship
*Super Sidekicks 3 - The Next Glory
*Tecmo World Soccer '96
*Thrash Rally / Rally Chase
*Top Player's Golf
*Treasure of The Caribbean
*Twinkle Star Sprites
*V-Liner

==SG-1000==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports)
*Bank Panic
*Champion Baseball
*Champion Billiards
*Champion Boxing (first game by Yu Suzuki)
*Champion Golf
*Champion Ice Hockey
*Champion Kendou
*Champion Pro Wrestling
*Championship Lode Runner
*Champion Soccer
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Girl's Garden
*Golgo 13
*GP World
*Hang On II
*Home Mahjong
*Hustle Chumy
*Hyper Sports
*Mahjong / Sega Mahjong*
*Monaco GP*
*N-Sub
*Orguss*
*Othello*
*Pachinko II
*Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns
*Pop Flamer
*Safari Hunting
*Safari Race
*Shinnyuushain Tooru-Kun (Mikie)
*Star Force
*Star Jacker
*Terebi Oekaki*
*Tsumeshogi / Serizawa Hachidan no Tsumeshogi
*Yamato*
*Zaxxon
*Zippy Race
===Othello Multivision===
*James Bond 007
*Challenge Derby
*Guzzler
*Okamoto Ayako no Match Play Golf
*Othello Multivision [System ROM]
*Q*bert
*San-nin Mahjong
*Space Armor
*Space Mountain

==Master System==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports outside original games)
*Block Hole (Bootleg/KOR?)**
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Eagles 5 (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Ecco the Dolphin
*FA Tetris (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Flashpoint (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Gangster Town
*Gangcheol RoboCop (Bootleg)
*Great Baseball (JPN)
*James Pond 2: Codename Robocod
*Loretta no Shouzou: Sherlock Holmes (JPN, SG-1000 mode)
*Masters of Combat
*Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord
*Monica no Castelo do Dragao (Brazil, hack of Wonder Boy in Monster Land)
*New Boggle Boggle 2 (Bootleg)
*Power Block / Suho Cheonsa (Bootleg)
*Sapo Xule: S.O.S Lagoa Poludia (Brazil, Portugal)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shadow of the Beast
*Speedball 2
*Submarine Attack
*Super Bubble Bobble (Bootleg)
*Super Columns & Tetris (Bootleg)
*Super Space Invaders
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Tennis Ace (aka Passing Shot)
*The Three Dragon Story (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Wonsiin (Bootleg/KOR?)

==Game Gear==
(Note: Some may have their Master System counterparts ripped)
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*The Adventures of Batman & Robin
*Aerial Assault
*Alien³
*Andre Agassi Tennis
*Arcade Classics
*Arch Rivals
*Ariel - The Little Mermaid
*Barbie Super Model
*Batter Up / Gear Stadium
*Bartman Meets Radioactive Man
*Bart vs. The Space Mutants
*Bart vs. The World
*Batman Forever
*Battleship - The classic naval combat game
*Beavis and Butt-Head
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Bubble Bobble
*Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble
*Bust-A-Move / Puzzle Bobble
*Buster Ball
*Buster Fight (aka Masters of Combat)
*Bonkers Wax Up!
*Caesars Palace
*Car Licence (JPN)
*Casino FunPak
*Chakan
*Chase H.Q. (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Championship Hockey
*Cheese Cat-Astrophe
*The Chessmaster
*Chicago Syndicate
*Choplifter III
*CJ Elephant Fugitive
*Cliffhanger
*Clutch Hitter
*Cool Spot
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Crayon Shin-chan - Taiketsu! Kantamu Panic!! (JPN)
*Crazy Faces (Prototype)
*Cutthroat Island
*David Robinson's Supreme Court (Prototype)
*Defenders of Oasis
*Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf
*Devilish
*Doraemon Nora no Suke no Yabou (JPN)
*Doraemon Waku Waku Pocket Paradise (JPN)
*Double Dragon
*Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
*Dropzone
*Ecco the Dolphin
*Ecco - The Tides of Time
*Ernie Els Golf
*Eternal Legend (Eien no Densetsu)
*Evander Holyfield's "Real Deal" Boxing
*The Excellent Dizzy Collection
*F-15 Strike Eagle
*Face Ball 2000
*Factory Panic
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA Soccer 96
*Foreman for Real
*Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball
*Fray ~Shugyou hen~ (JPN)
*Fred Couples Golf
*Frogger (Prototype)
*Galaga '91
*Gamble Panic (JPN)
*Gambler Jikochuushin Ha (JPN)
*Gear Stadium Heiseiban [note: might be an update to Batter Up]
*Gear Works
*GG Aleste - GALVANIC GUNNER ALESTE (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Pai Chen (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Yuuki Akira (JPN)
*Global Gladiators
*G-LOC - Air Battle
*Godzilla - Kaijuu Daishingeki (JPN)
*Greendog - The Beached Surfer Dude!
*Griffin
*Gunstar Heroes (JPN)
*Halley Wars
*Head Buster (JPN)
*Home Alone
*Honoo no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*House of Tarot (JPN)
*Hurricanes (PAL)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan Jima - Hyoutan Jima no Daikoukai (JPN)
*Hyper Pro Yakyuu '92 (JPN)
*Ichidant-R GG (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*The Incredible Crash Dummies
*The Incredible Hulk
*Iron Man X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal
*The Itchy & Scratchy Game
*James Bond 007: The Duel
*James Pond 3 - Operation Starfi5h
*James Pond II - Codename: RoboCod
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! Sports Edition (USA)
*J League Soccer Dream Eleven (JPN)
*Judge Dredd
*Junction
*Jungle Strike
*Jurassic Park
*Kawasaki Superbike Challenge
*Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (JPN)
*Kinetic Connection
*Kishin Douji Zenki (JPN)
*Klax
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku (JPN)
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku Part 2 (JPN)
*Lemmings
*Lemmings 2: The Tribes
*The Lost World: Jurassic Park
*Lunar - Sanpo-suru Gakuen (JPN)
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden 96
*Madou Monogatari III - Kyuukyoku Joou-sama (JPN)
*Madou Monogatari A - Doki Doki Vacation (JPN)
*Magical Puzzle Popils
*Magical Taruruuto-kun (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth 2 ~making of magic knight~ (JPN)
*The Majors Pro Baseball [1]
*Man Overboard!
*Marko's Magic Football
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible (JPN)
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special (JPN)
*MLBPA Baseball
*Mortal Kombat II
*Mortal Kombat 3
*Olympic Gold
*The Ottifants
*Paperboy
*Paperboy 2
*Pet Club Inu Dai Suki! (JPN)
*PGA TOUR 96
*PGA TOUR Golf
*PGA TOUR Golf II
*Phantasy Star Adventure (JPN)
*Phantom 2040
*Pinball Dreams
*Pocket Jansou (JPN)
*Poker Face Paul's Blackjack (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Gin (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Poker (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Solitaire (USA)
*Pop Breaker (JPN)
*Popeye Beach Volley Ball (JPN)
*Power Drive (PAL)
*Predator 2
*Primal Rage
*Pro Yakyuu GG League (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu GG League '94 (JPN)
*Putt & Putter
*Quest for the Shaven Yak Starring Ren Hoëk & Stimpy
*Rastan Saga (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*R.B.I. Baseball '94
*R.C. Grand Prix (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Riddick Bowe Boxing
*Rise of the Robots
*Road Rash
*RoboCop 3
*RoboCop versus The Terminator
*Royal Stone ~Hirakareshi Toki no Tobira~ (JPN)
*Samurai Shodown
*SD Gundam Winner's History (JPN)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shanghai II
*Shaq Fu
*Shikinjo
*Shining Force Gaiden ~Ensei Jashin no Kuni e~ (JPN)
*Shining Force - The Sword of Hajya
*Shinobi II - The Silent Fury
*Side Pocket
*Slam Dunk - Shouri-e no Starting 5 (JPN)
*Slider
*Solitaire FunPak
*Solitaire Poker / Ryu Kyu
*Soukoban
*Space Harrier
*Spider-Man - Return of the Sinister Six
*Sports Illustrated: Championship Football & Baseball (USA)
*Sports Trivia (USA)
*Sports Trivia - Championship Edition (USA)
*Stargate
*Star Trek: Generations - Beyond the Nexus
*Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial
*Streets of Rage
*Streets of Rage II
*Strider Returns
*Striker
*Super Battletank
*Super Golf
*Super Kick Off
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu III (JPN)
*Super Off Road
*Super Smash T.V.
*Super Space Invaders
*Surf Ninjas
*Sylvan Tale (JPN)
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Taisen-gata Daisenryaku G (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai 2 (JPN)
*Tama & Friends - 3 Choume Kouen Tamalympic (JPN)
*Tant~R (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*Tarzan - Lord of the Jungle
*Tatakae! Pro Yakyuu Twin League (JPN)
*Taz in Escape from Mars
*Taz-Mania
*Tengen World Cup Soccer / Kick & Rush (partially ripped as Tecmo World Cup 93 on the Master System)
*The Terminator
*Terminator 2: Judgment Day
*Tesserae
*Torarete Tamaruka!? (JPN)
*True Lies
*Urban Strike
*VR Troopers
*Wagan Land (JPN)
*WildSnake (Prototype)
*Wimbledon
*Winter Olympics
*Wizard Pinball (PAL)
*Wonder Boy
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Derby (JPN)
*World Series Baseball (USA) [1]
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA) [1]
*WWF Raw
*WWF WrestleMania Steel Cage Challenge
*X-Men
*Yu Yu Hakusho - Horobishi Mono no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Yu Yu Hakusho II - Gekitou! Nanakyou no Tatakai (JPN)
*Zan Gear (JPN)
*Zool: Ninja of the "Nth" Dimension

[1] - Uses special save chip, only works with MEKA

==Mega Drive / Genesis==
(Note: Excludes hacks / After market games)
*688 Attack Sub
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*Aero the Acrobat
*Baby's Day Out (Prototype)
*Back to the Future Part III (note: also include intentional palette due to bug in game)
*Bahamut Senki (JPN)
*Ball Jacks
*Ballz 3D
*Barbie Super Model
*Barbie Vacation Adventure (Prototype)
*Barkley Shut Up and Jam 2
*Bass Masters Classic (USA)
*Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition (USA)
*Batman Forever
*Battle Squadron
*Battlemaster
*Beastball (Prototype)
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Best of the Best - Championship Karate
*Beyond Zero Tolerance (Prototype)
*Bill Walsh College Football
*Bill Walsh College Football 95 (USA)
*Bill's Tomato Game (Prototype)
*Bimini Run
*Bio Hazard Battle
*Bloodshot / Battle Frenzy
*Body Count
*Bonkers
*Boxing Legends of the Ring
*Brian Lara Cricket (PAL)
*Brian Lara Cricket 96 (PAL)
*Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday
*Budokan - The Martial Spirit
*Bulls vs Blazers and the NBA Playoffs
*Bulls vs Lakers and the NBA Playoffs
*Championship Bowling / Boogie Woogie Bowling
*Chi Chi's Pro Challenge Golf / Top Pro Golf 2
*Cliffhanger
*Clue (USA)
*Coach K College Basketball (USA)
*College Slam
*Crack Down
*Cross Fire / Super Airwolf
*Crue Ball
*Cutthroat Island
*Dangerous Seed (JPN)
*Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat (Prototype)
*Darius (Mega Drive Mini)
*David Robinson's Supreme Court
*Daze Before Christmas (AUS)
*Demolition Man
*Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf
*Dick Tracy
*Dino Dini's Soccer (PAL)
*Dino Land
*Doom Troopers
*Double Clutch (PAL)
*Double Dribble - The Playoff Edition / Hyper Dunk
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu (JPN)
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu II (JPN)
*Dragon's Eye Plus - Shanghai III (JPN)
*Dragon's Fury / Devil's Crush MD
*Dragon's Revenge
*Dungeons & Dragons - Warriors of the Eternal Sun
*Dyna Brothers
*Dyna Brothers 2
*Dyna Brothers 2: Sega Channel Special
*Dynamite Duke
*Evander Holyfield's 'Real Deal' Boxing
*F1 Circus MD (JPN)
*F1 World Championship Edition (PAL)
*F-15 Strike Eagle II (any sprites?)
*F-22 Interceptor
*Family Feud (USA)
*Fastest 1
*Fatal Labyrinth
*Fatal Rewind / The Killing Game Show
*Fever Pitch Soccer / Head On Soccer
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA 95
*FIFA 96
*FIFA 97
*FIFA 98: Road to World Cup
*Fire Mustang (JPN)
*Flash Point (Prototype)
*Hard Drivin'
*HardBall '94
*HardBall '95 (USA)
*HardBall III (Bootleg)
*HardBall! (Bootleg)
*Haunting Starring Polterguy
*Heavy Nova (USA)
*Hei Tao 2 - Super Big 2
*Hellfire
*Herzog Zwei
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York (USA)
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Hook
*Huan Le Tao Qi Shu - Smart Mouse
*Humans, The (USA)
*Hybrid Front, The (JPN)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan-jima - Daitouryou wo Mezase! (JPN)
*Hyper Marbles (JPN)
*Incredible Hulk, The
*Insector X
*Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones (USA)
*International Rugby (PAL)
*International Superstar Soccer Deluxe
*Ishido - The Way of Stones (Bootleg)
*Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings
*J. League Pro Striker (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker 2 (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker Perfect (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Power Challenge Golf
*James 'Buster' Douglas Knockout Boxing / Final Blow
*Jammit (USA)
*Janou Touryuumon (JPN)
*Jantei Monogatari (JPN)
*Jelly Boy (Prototype)
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Deluxe Edition (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Sports Edition (USA)
*Jerry Glanville's Pigskin Footbrawl (USA)
*Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker (PAL)
*Jiu Ji Ma Jiang II - Ye Yan Bian
*Joe Montana II Sports Talk Football
*John Madden Football 92
*Jordan vs Bird - One on One
*Joshua & the Battle of Jericho (USA)
*Judge Dredd
*Jungle Strike
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden NFL 97
*Madden NFL 98
*Mega-Lo-Mania / Tyrants - Fight through Time
*NHL Hockey / EA Hockey
*NHLPA Hockey 93
*NHL 94
*NHL 95
*NHL 96
*NHL 97
*NHL 98
*Nightmare Circus
*Nikkan Sports Pro Yakyuu Van (JPN)
*Ninja Burai Densetsu (JPN)
*Nobunaga's Ambition / Nobunaga no Yabō: Zenkokuban
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Bushō Fūunroku (Nobunaga's Ambition: Lord of Darkness)
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Haouden (JPN)
*Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama
*P.T.O. - Pacific Theater of Operations
*Pac-Attack / Pac-Panic
*Pac-Man 2 - The New Adventures (USA)
*Pachinko Kuunyan (JPN)
*Paddle Fighter (JPN)
*Pagemaster, The
*Paperboy
*Party Quiz Mega Q (JPN)
*Pebble Beach Golf Links
*Pele II - World Tournament Soccer
*Pele!
*Pete Sampras Tennis
*PGA Tour 96
*Phantasy Star - Sennenki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Amia's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Anne's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Huey's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kaerazaru Toki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kinds's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Nei's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Rudger's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Shilka's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Yushis's Adventure (JPN)
*Phelios
*Pink Goes to Hollywood
*Pirates! Gold (USA)
*Pit-Fighter
*Populous
*Power Monger (JPN)
*Power Monger
*Powerball (USA)
*Predator 2
*Premier Manager (PAL)
*Premier Manager 97 (PAL)
*Prime Time NFL Starring Deion Sanders (USA)
*Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow and the Flame (Prototype)
*Pro Quarterback (USA)
*Pro Striker Final Stage (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu Super League '91 (JPN)
*Psy-O-Blade (JPN)
*Psycho Pinball (PAL)
*Punisher, The
*Putter Golf (JPN)
*Puzzle & Action - Ichidant-R (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic II (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic III (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic Special (JPN)
*Quad Challenge / MegaTrax
*Splatter (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Super Locomotive (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Taikou Risshiden (JPN)
*Target Earth / Assault Suit Leynos
*Task Force Harrier EX
*Team USA Basketball / USA Basketball World Challenge (title)
*Tecmo Cup: Football Game (Prototype)
*Tecmo Super Baseball (USA)
*Tecmo Super Bowl
*Tecmo Super Bowl II - Special Edition
*Tecmo Super Bowl III - Final Edition (USA)
*Tecmo Super Hockey (USA)
*Tecmo Super NBA Basketball
*Teddy Boy Blues
*Teitoku no Ketsudan (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Mahjong (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Stadium (JPN)
*Telebradesco Residencia (Brazil)
*Test Drive II - The Duel
*Tetris (Mega Drive Mini, different than the one on tSR)
*Thunder Fox
*Thunder Pro Wrestling Retsuden (JPN)
*Time Trax (Prototype)
*TinHead (USA)
*Tintin in Tibet (PAL)
*Tiny Toon Adventures - Acme All-Stars
*TNN Bass Tournament of Champions (USA)
*TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament '96 (USA)
*Todd's Adventures in Slime World (USA)
*Tommy Lasorda Baseball / Super League
*Tony La Russa Baseball (USA, Australia)
*Top Pro Golf (JPN)
*Total Football (PAL)
*Toughman Contest
*Tougiou King Colossus (JPN)
*Toys (USA)
*Trampoline Terror! (USA)
*Traysia (USA)
*Triple Play - Gold Edition (USA)
*Triple Play 96 (USA)
*Troy Aikman NFL Football (USA)
*True Lies
*Truxton
*Tun Shi Tian Di III (Bootleg)?
*Twin Cobra - Desert Attack Helicopter
*Two Crude Dudes
*Two Tribes - Populous II (PAL)
*Uchuu Senkan Gomora (JPN)
*Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
*Ultimate QIX / Volfied
*Ultimate Soccer (PAL)
*Ultraman (JPN)
*Uncharted Waters
*Unnecessary Roughness '95 (USA)
*Uzu Keobukseon (KOR)
*Vapor Trail
*Venom . Spider-Man - Separation Anxiety
*Verytex (JPN)
*Virtual Pinball
*Vixen 357 (Japan)
*Wardner
*WarpSpeed
*Warrior of Rome
*Warrior of Rome II
*Waterworld (Prototype)
*Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars
*Wayne's World (USA)
*WeaponLord (USA)
*Whac-a-Critter
*Wheel of Fortune (USA)
*Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego
*Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego
*Whip Rush
*Wild Snake (Prototype)
*Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits (USA)
*Wimbledon Championship Tennis
*Winter Challenge
*Wolfchild (USA)
*Wonder Library (JPN)
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA)
*World Series Baseball '96 (USA)
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*World Series Baseball 98 (USA)
*World Trophy Soccer / European Club Soccer
*Worms (PAL)
*Wrestle War
*Wrestleball (Japan)
*WWF Raw
*WWF Royal Rumble
*WWF WrestleMania - The Arcade Game
*X-Perts (USA)
*XDR - X-Dazedly-Ray (JPN)
*Zan Yasha Enbukyoku (JPN)
*Zany Golf
*Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel
*Zombies Ate My Neighbors
*Zoom!
*Zoop
===Mega CD===
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Super Strike Trilogy (Prototype)
*Wonder Dog
===32X===
(Note: Everything except Brutal Unleashed, Chaotix, Tempo and Virtua Fighter)
*After Burner Complete
*Amazing Spider-Man, The - Web of Fire (USA)
*BC Racers
*Blackthorne (USA)
*DarXide (PAL)
*Doom
*FIFA 96
*Golf Magazine 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples
*Kolibri
*Metal Head
*Mortal Kombat II
*Motocross Championship
*NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
*NFL Quarterback Club
*Pinocchio (Prototype)
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Primal Rage
*Sangokushi IV (JPN) [Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV]
*Shadow Squadron / Stellar Assault
*Soul Star X (Prototype)
*Space Harrier
*Star Trek - Starfleet Academy - Starship Bridge Simulator
*Star Wars Arcade
*T-Mek
*Toughman Contest
*Virtua Racing Deluxe
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*WWF RAW
*WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game
*X-Men: Mind Games (Prototype)
*Zaxxon's Motherbase 2000

==Atari 5200==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games and test programs. So many prototypes...)
*A.E. (Prototype)
*Activision Decathlon
*Asteroids (Prototype)
*Astro Chase
*Ballblazer
*Barroom Baseball (Prototype)
*Battlezone (Prototype)
*Beamrider
*BerZerk
*Black Belt (Prototype)
*Blaster (Prototype)
*Blue Print
*Bounty Bob Strikes Back!
*Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
*Carol Shaw's River Raid
*Centipede
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Countermeasure
*Defender
*Dig Dug
*The Dreadnaught Factor
*Final Legacy (Prototype)
*Frisky Tom (Prototype)
*Frogger
*Frogger II - Threeedeep!
*Galaxian
*Gorf
*Gremlins
*Gyruss
*H.E.R.O.
*James Bond 007
*Joust
*Jr. Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Jungle Hunt
*Kangaroo
*Keystone Capers
*K-Razy Shoot-Out
*Last Starfighter, The (Prototype)*
*Looney Tunes Hotel (Prototype)*
*Meebzork (Prototype)
*MegaMania
*Meteorites
*Microgammon SB (Prototype)
*Millipede (Prototype)
*Miner 2049er Starring Bounty Bob
*Miniature Golf (Prototype)
*Missile Command
*Montezuma's Revenge featuring Panama Joe
*Moon Patrol
*Mr. Do!'s Castle
*Pitfall
*Pitfall II: Lost Caverns
*Pole Position
*Popeye
*Q-bert
*QIX
*Quest for Quintana Roo
*RealSports Baseball
*RealSports Basketball
*RealSports Football
*RealSports Soccer
*RealSports Tennis
*Rescue on Fractalus!
*Road Runner (Prototype)
*Robotron 2084
*Space Dungeon
*Space Invaders
*Space Shuttle - A Journey Into Space
*Spitfire (Prototype)
*Sport Goofy (Prototype)
*Star Raiders
*Star Trek - Strategic Operations Simulator
*Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle
*Star Wars - The Arcade Game
*Stargate (Prototype)
*Super Breakout
*Super Cobra
*Super Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Tempest (Prototype)
*Track and Field (Prototype)
*Vanguard*
*Wizard of Wor*
*Xari Arena (Prototype)
*Xevious (Prototype)
*Yellow Submarine (Demo)
*Zaxxon*
*Zenji*
*Zone Ranger*

==Atari 7800==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games)
*Ace of Aces
*Alien Brigade
*Asteroids
*Ballblazer
*Barnyard Blaster
*Basketbrawl
*Centipede
*Commando
*Crack'ed
*Crossbow
*Dark Chambers
*Desert Falcon
*Diagnostic Test Cartridge
*Dig Dug
*Donkey Kong Junior
*Double Dragon
*F-18 Hornet
*Fatal Run
*Fight Night
*Food Fight
*Galaga
*GATO (Prototype)
*Ikari Warriors
*Impossible Mission
*Jinks
*Joust
*Karateka
*Klax (Prototype)
*Kung-Fu Master
*Mat Mania Challenge
*Mean 18 Ultimate Golf
*Meltdown
*Midnight Mutants
*Missing in Action (Prototype)
*Motor Psycho
*One-on-One Basketball*
*Pete Rose Baseball
*Planet Smashers
*Plutos (Prototype)
*Pole Position II
*Rampage
*Rampart (Prototype)
*Realsports Baseball
*Rescue on Fractalus (Prototype)
*Robotron: 2084
*Scrapyard Dog
*Sentinel
*Sirius (Prototype)
*Summer Games
*Super Huey
*Super Skateboardin'
*Tank Command
*Title Match Pro Wrestling
*Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator
*Touchdown Football
*Tower Toppler
*Water Ski*
*Winter Games*
*Xenophobe
*Xevious

==PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16==
*21 Emon - Mezase Hotel Ou!! (JPN)
*After Burner II (JPN)
*Alien Crush
*Andre Panza Kick Boxing
*Aoi Blink (JPN)
*Appare Gateball (JPN)
*Armed F (JPN)
*Artist Tool (JPN)
*Atomic Robo-Kid Special (JPN)
*AV Poker - World Gambler (JPN)
*Ballistix
*Bari Bari Densetsu (JPN)
*Barunba (JPN)
*Battle Royale (USA)
*Benkei Gaiden (JPN)
*Bikkuriman World (JPN)
*Blazing Lazers / Gunhed
*Bloody Wolf
*Bodycon Quest II (JPN)
*Bomberman '93 (JPN) (Special Version)
*Bomberman - Users Battle (JPN)
*Bouken Danshaku Don - The Lost Sunheart (JPN)
*Break In (JPN)
*Bubblegum Crash! - Knight Sabers 2034 (JPN)
*Bull Fight - Ring no Haja (JPN)
*Burning Angels (JPN)
*Busou Keiji - Cyber Cross (JPN)
*Cadash
*Champion Wrestler (JPN)
*Champions Forever Boxing (USA)
*Chew Man Fu / Be Ball
*Chibi Maruko-chan - Quiz de Piihyara (JPN)
*Chikudenya Toubei - Kubikiri Yakata Yori (JPN)
*Circus Lido (JPN)
*Columns (JPN)
*Coryoon - Child of Dragon (JPN)
*Cratermaze (USA)
*Cross Wiber - Cyber Combat Police (JPN)
*Cyber Core
*Cyber Dodge (JPN)
*Cyber Knight (JPN)
*Daichi-kun Crisis - Do Natural (JPN)
*Daisenpuu (JPN)
*Darius Alpha (JPN)
*Davis Cup Tennis (USA)
*Dead Moon
*Deep Blue
*Detana!! TwinBee (JPN)
*Digital Champ (JPN)
*Don Doko Don! (JPN)
*Doraemon - Nobita no Dorabian Night (JPN)
*Double Dungeons - W
*Download (JPN)
*Dragon Egg! (JPN)
*Dragon Saber - After Story of Dragon Spirit (JPN)
*Dragon Spirit
*Drop.Off / Drop Rock Hora Hora
*Druaga no Tou (JPN)
*Dungeon Explorer
*Energy (JPN)
*Eternal City - Toshi Tensou Keikaku (JPN)
*F-1 Dream (JPN)
*F-1 Pilot - You're King of Kings (JPN)
*F1 Circus '91 - World Championship (JPN)
*F1 Circus '92 - The Speed of Sound (JPN)
*F1 Circus (JPN)
*F1 Triple Battle (JPN)
*Falcon (USA)
*Fantasy Zone
*Fighting Run (JPN)
*Final Blaster (JPN)
*Final Lap Twin
*Final Match Tennis (JPN)
*Final Soldier (JPN) (Special Version)
*Fire Pro Wrestling - Combination Tag (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 2 - 2nd Bout (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 3 - Legend Bout (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - Human Cup '90 (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - On J. League (JPN)
*Gai Flame (JPN)
*Gaia no Monshou (JPN)
*Galaga '90 / Galaga '88
*Ganbare! Golf Boys (JPN)
*Gekisha Boy (JPN)
*Genji Tsuushin Agedama (JPN)
*Genpei Toumaden (JPN)
*Ghost Manor (USA)
*Gokuraku! Chuuka Taisen (JPN)
*Gomola Speed (JPN)
*Gunboat (USA)
*Gunhed - Hudson Gunhed Taikai (JPN)
*Hana Taaka Daka! (JPN)
*Hanii in the Sky (JPN)
*Hanii on the Road (JPN)
*Hatris (JPN)
*Hisou Kihei - Xserd (JPN)
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Idol Hanafuda Fan Club (JPN)
*Image Fight (JPN)
*J. League Greatest Eleven (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Turbo Golf
*Jaseiken Necromancer (JPN)
*Jigoku Meguri (JPN)
*Juuouki / Altered Beast (JPN)
*Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman (JPN)
*Kattobi! Takuhai-kun (JPN)
*KickBall (JPN)
*Kikikai-kai (JPN)
*King of Casino
*Klax
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '89 (JPN)
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '90 (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong - Idol Graphics (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong II (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Tiger (JPN)
*Lady Sword
*Legendary Axe II, The (USA)
*Legendary Axe, The
*Lode Runner - Lost Labyrinth (JPN)
*Maerchen Maze (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen Mild - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gokuu Special (JPN)
*Mahjong Haouden - Kaiser's Quest (JPN)
*Mahjong Shikaku Retsuden - Mahjong Wars (JPN)
*Maison Ikkoku (JPN)
*Makai Hakkenden Shada (JPN)
*Makai Prince Dorabocchan (JPN)
*Maniac Pro Wres - Asu e no Tatakai (JPN)
*Metal Stoker (JPN)
*Military Madness
*Mizubaku Adventure (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Gaiden - Dai-1-shuu (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu II (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Turbo (JPN)
*Momotarou Katsugeki (JPN)
*Monster Pro Wres (JPN)
*Morita Shougi PC (JPN)
*Moto Roader
*Moto Roader II (JPN)
*Mr. Heli no Daibouken (JPN)
*Naxat Open (JPN)
*Naxat Stadium (JPN)
*Nazo no Mascarade (JPN)
*Necros no Yousai (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - PC Bangai Hen (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - Soccer PC Hen (JPN)
*NHK Taiga Drama - Taiheiki (JPN)
*Night Creatures (USA)
*Niko Niko Pun (JPN)
*Ninja Warriors, The (JPN)
*Obocchama-kun (JPN)
*Operation Wolf (JPN)
*Order of the Griffon (USA)
*Ordyne
*Out Live (JPN)
*Override (JPN)
*P-47 - The Freedom Fighter (JPN)
*Pachio-kun - Juuban Shoubu (JPN)
*Parasol Stars - The Story of Bubble Bobble 3
*Parodius Da! - Shinwa kara Owarai e (JPN)
*PC Pachi-Slot Idol Gambler (JPN)
*Power Drift (JPN)
*Power Eleven (JPN)
*Power Gate (JPN)
*Power League '93 (JPN)
*Power League (JPN) (All Star Version)
*Power League 4 (JPN)
*Power League 5 (JPN)
*Power League II (JPN)
*Power League III (JPN)
*Power Tennis (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium '91 (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium (JPN)
*Psycho Chaser (JPN)
*Psychosis / Paranoia
*Puzzle Boy (JPN)
*Puzznic (JPN)
*R-Type
*Rabio Lepus Special (JPN)
*Racing Damashii (JPN)
*Raiden
*Rastan Saga II (JPN)
*Rock-On (JPN)
*Ryuukyuu (JPN)
*Sadakichi 7 Series - Hideyoshi no Ougon (JPN)
*Samurai-Ghost / Genpei Toumaden Ni no Maki
*Sekigahara (JPN)
*Sengoku Mahjong (JPN)
*Shanghai (JPN)
*Shinobi (JPN)
*Shockman / Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman 2 - Aratanaru Teki
*Shougi Shodan Icchokusen (JPN)
*Shougi Shoshinsha Muyou (JPN)
*SideArms - Hyper Dyne
*Silent Debuggers
*Sindibad - Chitei no Daimakyuu (JPN)
*Sinistron / Violent Soldier
*Skweek (JPN)
*Soldier Blade - Special Version (JPN)
*Somer Assault / Mesopotamia
*Son Son II (JPN)
*Space Harrier
*Space Invaders - Fukkatsu no Hi (JPN)
*Spin Pair (JPN)
*Spiral Wave (JPN)
*Stratego (JPN)
*Super Metal Crusher (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu II (JPN)
*Susanoou Densetsu (JPN)
*Tatsujin / Truxton (JPN)
*Tatsunoko Fighter (JPN)
*Ten no Koe Bank (JPN)
*Tenseiryuu - Saint Dragon (JPN)
*Terra Cresta II - Mandoraa no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Thunder Blade (JPN)
*Tiger Road
*Time Cruise / Time Cruise II
*Timeball / Blodia
*Titan (JPN)
*Toy Shop Boys (JPN)
*Tricky Kick / Tricky
*Tsuppari Oozumou - Heisei Ban (JPN)
*Tsuru Teruhito no Jissen Kabushiki Bai Bai Game (JPN)
*Turrican (USA)
*TV Sports Hockey
*Valkyrie no Densetsu (JPN)
*Veigues - Tactical Gladiator
*W-Ring - The Double Rings (JPN)
*Wai Wai Mahjong - Yukai na Janyuu-tachi (JPN)
*Wallaby!! - Usagi no Kuni no Kangaroo Race (JPN)
*Winning Shot (JPN)
*World Circuit (JPN)
*World Class Baseball / Power League
*World Jockey (JPN)
*World Sports Competition / Power Sports
*Yuu Yuu Jinsei - Victory Life (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN) (v1.5)
===SuperGrafx===
*1941 - Counter Attack (JPN)
*Aldynes - The Misson Code for Rage Crisis (JPN)
*Battle Ace (JPN)
*Madou King Granzort (JPN)
===Turbo CD===
Not going there... A lot.

==Super Cassette Vision==
*BASIC Nyuumon
*Dragon Slayer
*Milky Princess
*Rantou Pro-Wrestling
*Shogi Nyuumon

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2024-09-24T21:38:56Z

Yawackhary:

A list of Remaining games left to rip on tSR:

* - For the missing letter project.
==Genre Missing Letter Project==
*Adventure; X (Xenon: Mugen no Shitai is NSFW)
*Board/Card Game; X (Xing Yun Man Guan [Arcade])
*Educational; I, U, X, Y (e.g. try the Sega Pico library or PC)
*Horror; Q, V, X
*Shoot 'em Up; Y (Yamato [Arcade or SG-1000], Youjyuden [Arcade], Yellow Submarine [MSX])
*Simulation; Q, Y (Queen's Blade: Spiral Chaos [PSP]?)
*Sports; Y (e.g. Yeh Yeh Tennis [PS1], Yuujou no Victory Goal 4v4 Arashi - Get the Goal!! [GBA])

==Missing Letter Project==
===3DS===
No Q
*J (James Noir's Hollywood Crimes, Jake Hunter)
*U (Ultimate NES Remix)
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles 3D - New 3DS)
*Z (Zoo Resort 3D)
===Wii U===
No Q, U
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles X)
===Switch===
*I (eg I Am Setsuna, Ice Age: Scrat's Nutty Adventure, It Takes Two)
*Z (Zombieland: Double Tap Roadtrip)
===PS2===
See Gamecube -Y
===PS3===
Any for Q?
*Z (Zone of the Enders: HD Collection)
===Xbox===
A lot due to emulation issues... Notable games:
* # (50 Cent Bulletproof, 4x4 Evolution 2)
*A (Arctic Thunder, Advent Rising, Amped 1, 2, Armed and Dangerous)
*F (Fable: The Lost Chapters, Forza Motorsport, Far Cry Instincts/Evolution, Freedom Fighters, Fuzion Frenzy)
*G (GTA series, GunValkyrie, GUN, Gauntlet Dark Legacy, Genma Onimusha)
*H (Halo 1, 2, House of the Dead 3)
*K (Kingdom Under Fire - Heroes, Crusaders, Kung Fu Chaos)
*L (Links 2004)
*M (Metal Wolf Chaos, Midtown Madness 3, Midnight Club 2, 3, Dub Edition Remix)
*O (OutRun 2, OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast)
*P (Panzer Dragoon Orta, Project Gotham Racing 1, 2, Pro Evolution Soccer 4, 5, Prince of Persia series)
*V (Van Helsing)
*X (X-Men series, XIII)
*Y (Yager)
*Z (Zapper - One Wicked Cricket)
===Saturn===
*E (Enemy Zero, Earthworm Jim 2)
*L (Last Bronx, Legend of Oasis, Lost World: Jurassic Park, Loaded, Lost Vikings 2: Norse by Norsewest, Lupin the 3rd: Sage of Pyramid)
*O (Off-World Interceptor Extreme, Olympic Soccer)
*Q (Quake)
*T (Three Dirty Dwarves, Thunder Force V, Tomb Raider)
*U (Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Ultraman: Hikari no Kyojin Densetsu)
*X (X-Men Children of the Atom, X-Men vs Street Fighter)
*Y (Yumimi Mix Remix)
*Z (Z, Zen Nihon Pro Wres Featuring Virtua, Zoku Gussun Oyoyo)

==Neo Geo==
*2020 Super Baseball
*ADK World (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Aggressors of Dark Kombat
*Alpha Mission II
*Bang Bang Busters
*Bang Bead
*Baseball Stars Professional
*Baseball Stars 2
*Captain Tomaday
*Chibi Maruko-chan: Maruko Deluxe Quiz (JPN)
*Cyber-Lip
*Data East's Ghostlop (Prototype)
*Fast Striker
*Fight Fever
*Flip Shot
*Football Frenzy
*Frog Feast (Homebrew)
*Ganryu
*Goal! Goal! Goal!
*Gunlord
*Gururin
*Ghost Pilots
*The Irritating Maze
*Idol Mahjong Final Romance 2 (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Last Hope
*League Bowling
*Legend of Success Joe / Ashita no Joe Legends
*Magical Drop III
*Mahjong Kyo Retsuden - Nishi Nihon Hen (JPN)
*Mahjong Minnasano Okagesamadesu (JPN)
*Matrimelee
*Neo Drift Out
*Ninja Commando
*Oshidashi Zintrick (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Pleasure Goal / Futsal - 5 on 5 Mini Soccer
*Pochi & Nyaa
*Pop'n Bounce
*Power Spikes II
*Prehistoric Isle 2
*Pulstar
*Puzzled
*Puzzle de Pon
*Puzzle de Pon R
*Quiz Daisousa Sen - The Last Count Down (JPN)
*Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo - Quiz Daisousa Sen part 2 (JPN)
*Ragnagard
*Riding Hero
*Shinsetsu Samurai Spirits Bushidō Retsuden (aka Samurai Shodown RPG)
*Shōgi no Tatsujin - Master of Syougi (JPN)
*Stakes Winner
*Stakes Winner 2
*Street Hoop
*Super Sidekicks
*Super Sidekicks 2 - The World Championship
*Super Sidekicks 3 - The Next Glory
*Tecmo World Soccer '96
*Thrash Rally / Rally Chase
*Top Player's Golf
*Treasure of The Caribbean
*Twinkle Star Sprites
*V-Liner

==SG-1000==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports)
*Bank Panic
*Champion Baseball
*Champion Billiards
*Champion Boxing (first game by Yu Suzuki)
*Champion Golf
*Champion Ice Hockey
*Champion Kendou
*Champion Pro Wrestling
*Championship Lode Runner
*Champion Soccer
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Girl's Garden
*Golgo 13
*GP World
*Hang On II
*Home Mahjong
*Hustle Chumy
*Hyper Sports
*Mahjong / Sega Mahjong*
*Monaco GP*
*N-Sub
*Orguss*
*Othello*
*Pachinko II
*Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns
*Pop Flamer
*Safari Hunting
*Safari Race
*Shinnyuushain Tooru-Kun (Mikie)
*Star Force
*Star Jacker
*Terebi Oekaki*
*Tsumeshogi / Serizawa Hachidan no Tsumeshogi
*Yamato*
*Zaxxon
*Zippy Race
===Othello Multivision===
*James Bond 007
*Challenge Derby
*Guzzler
*Okamoto Ayako no Match Play Golf
*Othello Multivision [System ROM]
*Q*bert
*San-nin Mahjong
*Space Armor
*Space Mountain

==Master System==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports outside original games)
*Block Hole (Bootleg/KOR?)**
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Eagles 5 (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Ecco the Dolphin
*FA Tetris (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Flashpoint (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Gangster Town
*Gangcheol RoboCop (Bootleg)
*Great Baseball (JPN)
*James Pond 2: Codename Robocod
*Loretta no Shouzou: Sherlock Holmes (JPN, SG-1000 mode)
*Masters of Combat
*Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord
*Monica no Castelo do Dragao (Brazil, hack of Wonder Boy in Monster Land)
*New Boggle Boggle 2 (Bootleg)
*Power Block / Suho Cheonsa (Bootleg)
*Sapo Xule: S.O.S Lagoa Poludia (Brazil, Portugal)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shadow of the Beast
*Speedball 2
*Submarine Attack
*Super Bubble Bobble (Bootleg)
*Super Columns & Tetris (Bootleg)
*Super Space Invaders
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Tennis Ace (aka Passing Shot)
*The Three Dragon Story (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Wonsiin (Bootleg/KOR?)

==Game Gear==
(Note: Some may have their Master System counterparts ripped)
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*The Adventures of Batman & Robin
*Aerial Assault
*Alien³
*Andre Agassi Tennis
*Arcade Classics
*Arch Rivals
*Ariel - The Little Mermaid
*Barbie Super Model
*Batter Up / Gear Stadium
*Bartman Meets Radioactive Man
*Bart vs. The Space Mutants
*Bart vs. The World
*Batman Forever
*Battleship - The classic naval combat game
*Beavis and Butt-Head
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Bubble Bobble
*Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble
*Bust-A-Move / Puzzle Bobble
*Buster Ball
*Buster Fight (aka Masters of Combat)
*Bonkers Wax Up!
*Caesars Palace
*Car Licence (JPN)
*Casino FunPak
*Chakan
*Chase H.Q. (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Championship Hockey
*Cheese Cat-Astrophe
*The Chessmaster
*Chicago Syndicate
*Choplifter III
*CJ Elephant Fugitive
*Cliffhanger
*Clutch Hitter
*Cool Spot
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Crayon Shin-chan - Taiketsu! Kantamu Panic!! (JPN)
*Crazy Faces (Prototype)
*Cutthroat Island
*David Robinson's Supreme Court (Prototype)
*Defenders of Oasis
*Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf
*Devilish
*Doraemon Nora no Suke no Yabou (JPN)
*Doraemon Waku Waku Pocket Paradise (JPN)
*Double Dragon
*Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
*Dropzone
*Ecco the Dolphin
*Ecco - The Tides of Time
*Ernie Els Golf
*Eternal Legend (Eien no Densetsu)
*Evander Holyfield's "Real Deal" Boxing
*The Excellent Dizzy Collection
*F-15 Strike Eagle
*Face Ball 2000
*Factory Panic
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA Soccer 96
*Foreman for Real
*Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball
*Fray ~Shugyou hen~ (JPN)
*Fred Couples Golf
*Frogger (Prototype)
*Galaga '91
*Gamble Panic (JPN)
*Gambler Jikochuushin Ha (JPN)
*Gear Stadium Heiseiban [note: might be an update to Batter Up]
*Gear Works
*GG Aleste - GALVANIC GUNNER ALESTE (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Pai Chen (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Yuuki Akira (JPN)
*Global Gladiators
*G-LOC - Air Battle
*Godzilla - Kaijuu Daishingeki (JPN)
*Greendog - The Beached Surfer Dude!
*Griffin
*Gunstar Heroes (JPN)
*Halley Wars
*Head Buster (JPN)
*Home Alone
*Honoo no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*House of Tarot (JPN)
*Hurricanes (PAL)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan Jima - Hyoutan Jima no Daikoukai (JPN)
*Hyper Pro Yakyuu '92 (JPN)
*Ichidant-R GG (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*The Incredible Crash Dummies
*The Incredible Hulk
*Iron Man X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal
*The Itchy & Scratchy Game
*James Bond 007: The Duel
*James Pond 3 - Operation Starfi5h
*James Pond II - Codename: RoboCod
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! Sports Edition (USA)
*J League Soccer Dream Eleven (JPN)
*Judge Dredd
*Junction
*Jungle Strike
*Jurassic Park
*Kawasaki Superbike Challenge
*Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (JPN)
*Kinetic Connection
*Kishin Douji Zenki (JPN)
*Klax
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku (JPN)
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku Part 2 (JPN)
*Lemmings
*Lemmings 2: The Tribes
*The Lost World: Jurassic Park
*Lunar - Sanpo-suru Gakuen (JPN)
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden 96
*Madou Monogatari III - Kyuukyoku Joou-sama (JPN)
*Madou Monogatari A - Doki Doki Vacation (JPN)
*Magical Puzzle Popils
*Magical Taruruuto-kun (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth 2 ~making of magic knight~ (JPN)
*The Majors Pro Baseball [1]
*Man Overboard!
*Marko's Magic Football
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible (JPN)
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special (JPN)
*MLBPA Baseball
*Mortal Kombat II
*Mortal Kombat 3
*Olympic Gold
*The Ottifants
*Paperboy
*Paperboy 2
*Pet Club Inu Dai Suki! (JPN)
*PGA TOUR 96
*PGA TOUR Golf
*PGA TOUR Golf II
*Phantasy Star Adventure (JPN)
*Phantom 2040
*Pinball Dreams
*Pocket Jansou (JPN)
*Poker Face Paul's Blackjack (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Gin (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Poker (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Solitaire (USA)
*Pop Breaker (JPN)
*Popeye Beach Volley Ball (JPN)
*Power Drive (PAL)
*Predator 2
*Primal Rage
*Pro Yakyuu GG League (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu GG League '94 (JPN)
*Putt & Putter
*Quest for the Shaven Yak Starring Ren Hoëk & Stimpy
*Rastan Saga (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*R.B.I. Baseball '94
*R.C. Grand Prix (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Riddick Bowe Boxing
*Rise of the Robots
*Road Rash
*RoboCop 3
*RoboCop versus The Terminator
*Royal Stone ~Hirakareshi Toki no Tobira~ (JPN)
*Samurai Shodown
*SD Gundam Winner's History (JPN)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shanghai II
*Shaq Fu
*Shikinjo
*Shining Force Gaiden ~Ensei Jashin no Kuni e~ (JPN)
*Shining Force - The Sword of Hajya
*Shinobi II - The Silent Fury
*Side Pocket
*Slam Dunk - Shouri-e no Starting 5 (JPN)
*Slider
*Solitaire FunPak
*Solitaire Poker / Ryu Kyu
*Soukoban
*Space Harrier
*Spider-Man - Return of the Sinister Six
*Sports Illustrated: Championship Football & Baseball (USA)
*Sports Trivia (USA)
*Sports Trivia - Championship Edition (USA)
*Stargate
*Star Trek: Generations - Beyond the Nexus
*Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial
*Streets of Rage
*Streets of Rage II
*Strider Returns
*Striker
*Super Battletank
*Super Golf
*Super Kick Off
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu III (JPN)
*Super Off Road
*Super Smash T.V.
*Super Space Invaders
*Surf Ninjas
*Sylvan Tale (JPN)
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Taisen-gata Daisenryaku G (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai 2 (JPN)
*Tama & Friends - 3 Choume Kouen Tamalympic (JPN)
*Tant~R (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*Tarzan - Lord of the Jungle
*Tatakae! Pro Yakyuu Twin League (JPN)
*Taz in Escape from Mars
*Taz-Mania
*Tengen World Cup Soccer / Kick & Rush (partially ripped as Tecmo World Cup 93 on the Master System)
*The Terminator
*Terminator 2: Judgment Day
*Tesserae
*Torarete Tamaruka!? (JPN)
*True Lies
*Urban Strike
*VR Troopers
*Wagan Land (JPN)
*WildSnake (Prototype)
*Wimbledon
*Winter Olympics
*Wizard Pinball (PAL)
*Wonder Boy
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Derby (JPN)
*World Series Baseball (USA) [1]
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA) [1]
*WWF Raw
*WWF WrestleMania Steel Cage Challenge
*X-Men
*Yu Yu Hakusho - Horobishi Mono no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Yu Yu Hakusho II - Gekitou! Nanakyou no Tatakai (JPN)
*Zan Gear (JPN)
*Zool: Ninja of the "Nth" Dimension

[1] - Uses special save chip, only works with MEKA

==Mega Drive / Genesis==
(Note: Excludes hacks / After market games)
*688 Attack Sub
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*Aero the Acrobat
*Baby's Day Out (Prototype)
*Back to the Future Part III (note: also include intentional palette due to bug in game)
*Bahamut Senki (JPN)
*Ball Jacks
*Ballz 3D
*Barbie Super Model
*Barbie Vacation Adventure (Prototype)
*Barkley Shut Up and Jam 2
*Bass Masters Classic (USA)
*Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition (USA)
*Batman Forever
*Battle Squadron
*Battlemaster
*Beastball (Prototype)
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Best of the Best - Championship Karate
*Beyond Zero Tolerance (Prototype)
*Bill Walsh College Football
*Bill Walsh College Football 95 (USA)
*Bill's Tomato Game (Prototype)
*Bimini Run
*Bio Hazard Battle
*Bloodshot / Battle Frenzy
*Body Count
*Bonkers
*Boxing Legends of the Ring
*Brian Lara Cricket (PAL)
*Brian Lara Cricket 96 (PAL)
*Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday
*Budokan - The Martial Spirit
*Bulls vs Blazers and the NBA Playoffs
*Bulls vs Lakers and the NBA Playoffs
*Championship Bowling / Boogie Woogie Bowling
*Chi Chi's Pro Challenge Golf / Top Pro Golf 2
*Cliffhanger
*Clue (USA)
*Coach K College Basketball (USA)
*College Slam
*Crack Down
*Cross Fire / Super Airwolf
*Crue Ball
*Cutie Suzuki no Ringside Angel (JPN)
*Cutthroat Island
*Dangerous Seed (JPN)
*Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat (Prototype)
*Darius (Mega Drive Mini)
*David Robinson's Supreme Court
*Daze Before Christmas (AUS)
*Demolition Man
*Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf
*Dick Tracy
*Dino Dini's Soccer (PAL)
*Dino Land
*Doom Troopers
*Double Clutch (PAL)
*Double Dribble - The Playoff Edition / Hyper Dunk
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu (JPN)
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu II (JPN)
*Dragon's Eye Plus - Shanghai III (JPN)
*Dragon's Fury / Devil's Crush MD
*Dragon's Revenge
*Dungeons & Dragons - Warriors of the Eternal Sun
*Dune II: The Battle for Arrakis
*Dyna Brothers
*Dyna Brothers 2
*Dyna Brothers 2: Sega Channel Special
*Dynamite Duke
*Evander Holyfield's 'Real Deal' Boxing
*F1 Circus MD (JPN)
*F1 World Championship Edition (PAL)
*F-15 Strike Eagle II (any sprites?)
*F-22 Interceptor
*F-117 Night Storm
*Family Feud (USA)
*Fastest 1
*Fatal Labyrinth
*Fatal Rewind / The Killing Game Show
*Fever Pitch Soccer / Head On Soccer
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA 95
*FIFA 96
*FIFA 97
*FIFA 98: Road to World Cup
*Fire Mustang (JPN)
*Flash Point (Prototype)
*Hard Drivin'
*HardBall '94
*HardBall '95 (USA)
*HardBall III (Bootleg)
*HardBall! (Bootleg)
*Haunting Starring Polterguy
*Heavy Nova (USA)
*Hei Tao 2 - Super Big 2
*Hellfire
*Herzog Zwei
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Home Alone
*Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York (USA)
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Hook
*Huan Le Tao Qi Shu - Smart Mouse
*Humans, The (USA)
*Hybrid Front, The (JPN)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan-jima - Daitouryou wo Mezase! (JPN)
*Hyper Marbles (JPN)
*Incredible Hulk, The
*Insector X
*Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones (USA)
*International Rugby (PAL)
*International Superstar Soccer Deluxe
*Ishido - The Way of Stones (Bootleg)
*Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings
*J. League Pro Striker (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker 2 (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker Perfect (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Power Challenge Golf
*James 'Buster' Douglas Knockout Boxing / Final Blow
*Jammit (USA)
*Janou Touryuumon (JPN)
*Jantei Monogatari (JPN)
*Jelly Boy (Prototype)
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Deluxe Edition (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Sports Edition (USA)
*Jerry Glanville's Pigskin Footbrawl (USA)
*Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker (PAL)
*Jiu Ji Ma Jiang II - Ye Yan Bian
*Joe Montana II Sports Talk Football
*John Madden Football 92
*Jordan vs Bird - One on One
*Joshua & the Battle of Jericho (USA)
*Judge Dredd
*Jungle Strike
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden NFL 97
*Madden NFL 98
*Mega-Lo-Mania / Tyrants - Fight through Time
*NHL Hockey / EA Hockey
*NHLPA Hockey 93
*NHL 94
*NHL 95
*NHL 96
*NHL 97
*NHL 98
*Nightmare Circus
*Nikkan Sports Pro Yakyuu Van (JPN)
*Ninja Burai Densetsu (JPN)
*Nobunaga's Ambition / Nobunaga no Yabō: Zenkokuban
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Bushō Fūunroku (Nobunaga's Ambition: Lord of Darkness)
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Haouden (JPN)
*Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama
*P.T.O. - Pacific Theater of Operations
*Pac-Attack / Pac-Panic
*Pac-Man 2 - The New Adventures (USA)
*Pachinko Kuunyan (JPN)
*Paddle Fighter (JPN)
*Pagemaster, The
*Paperboy
*Party Quiz Mega Q (JPN)
*Pebble Beach Golf Links
*Pele II - World Tournament Soccer
*Pele!
*Pete Sampras Tennis
*PGA Tour 96
*Phantasy Star - Sennenki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Amia's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Anne's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Huey's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kaerazaru Toki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kinds's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Nei's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Rudger's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Shilka's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Yushis's Adventure (JPN)
*Phelios
*Pink Goes to Hollywood
*Pirates! Gold (USA)
*Pit-Fighter
*Populous
*Power Monger (JPN)
*Power Monger
*Powerball (USA)
*Predator 2
*Premier Manager (PAL)
*Premier Manager 97 (PAL)
*Primal Rage
*Prime Time NFL Starring Deion Sanders (USA)
*Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow and the Flame (Prototype)
*Pro Quarterback (USA)
*Pro Striker Final Stage (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu Super League '91 (JPN)
*Psy-O-Blade (JPN)
*Psycho Pinball (PAL)
*Punisher, The
*Putter Golf (JPN)
*Puzzle & Action - Ichidant-R (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic II (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic III (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic Special (JPN)
*Quad Challenge / MegaTrax
*Splatter (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Super Locomotive (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Taikou Risshiden (JPN)
*Target Earth / Assault Suit Leynos
*Task Force Harrier EX
*Team USA Basketball / USA Basketball World Challenge (title)
*Tecmo Cup: Football Game (Prototype)
*Tecmo Super Baseball (USA)
*Tecmo Super Bowl
*Tecmo Super Bowl II - Special Edition
*Tecmo Super Bowl III - Final Edition (USA)
*Tecmo Super Hockey (USA)
*Tecmo Super NBA Basketball
*Teddy Boy Blues
*Teitoku no Ketsudan (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Mahjong (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Stadium (JPN)
*Telebradesco Residencia (Brazil)
*Test Drive II - The Duel
*Tetris (Mega Drive Mini, different than the one on tSR)
*Thunder Fox
*Thunder Pro Wrestling Retsuden (JPN)
*Time Trax (Prototype)
*TinHead (USA)
*Tintin in Tibet (PAL)
*Tiny Toon Adventures - Acme All-Stars
*TNN Bass Tournament of Champions (USA)
*TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament '96 (USA)
*Todd's Adventures in Slime World (USA)
*Tommy Lasorda Baseball / Super League
*Tony La Russa Baseball (USA, Australia)
*Top Pro Golf (JPN)
*Total Football (PAL)
*Toughman Contest
*Tougiou King Colossus (JPN)
*Toys (USA)
*Trampoline Terror! (USA)
*Traysia (USA)
*Triple Play - Gold Edition (USA)
*Triple Play 96 (USA)
*Troy Aikman NFL Football (USA)
*True Lies
*Truxton
*Tun Shi Tian Di III (Bootleg)?
*Twin Cobra - Desert Attack Helicopter
*Two Crude Dudes
*Two Tribes - Populous II (PAL)
*Uchuu Senkan Gomora (JPN)
*Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
*Ultimate QIX / Volfied
*Ultimate Soccer (PAL)
*Ultraman (JPN)
*Uncharted Waters
*Unnecessary Roughness '95 (USA)
*Uzu Keobukseon (KOR)
*Vapor Trail
*Venom . Spider-Man - Separation Anxiety
*Verytex (JPN)
*Virtual Pinball
*Vixen 357 (Japan)
*Wardner
*WarpSpeed
*Warrior of Rome
*Warrior of Rome II
*Waterworld (Prototype)
*Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars
*Wayne's World (USA)
*WeaponLord (USA)
*Whac-a-Critter
*Wheel of Fortune (USA)
*Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego
*Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego
*Whip Rush
*Wild Snake (Prototype)
*Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits (USA)
*Wimbledon Championship Tennis
*Winter Challenge
*Wolfchild (USA)
*Wonder Library (JPN)
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA)
*World Series Baseball '96 (USA)
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*World Series Baseball 98 (USA)
*World Trophy Soccer / European Club Soccer
*Worms (PAL)
*Wrestle War
*Wrestleball (Japan)
*WWF Raw
*WWF Royal Rumble
*WWF WrestleMania - The Arcade Game
*X-Perts (USA)
*XDR - X-Dazedly-Ray (JPN)
*Zan Yasha Enbukyoku (JPN)
*Zany Golf
*Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel
*Zombies Ate My Neighbors
*Zoom!
*Zoop
===Mega CD===
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Super Strike Trilogy (Prototype)
*Wonder Dog
===32X===
(Note: Everything except Brutal Unleashed, Chaotix, Tempo and Virtua Fighter)
*After Burner Complete
*Amazing Spider-Man, The - Web of Fire (USA)
*BC Racers
*Blackthorne (USA)
*Cosmic Carnage / Cyber Brawl
*DarXide (PAL)
*Doom
*FIFA 96
*Golf Magazine 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples
*Kolibri
*Metal Head
*Mortal Kombat II
*Motocross Championship
*NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
*NFL Quarterback Club
*Pinocchio (Prototype)
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Primal Rage
*Sangokushi IV (JPN) [Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV]
*Shadow Squadron / Stellar Assault
*Soul Star X (Prototype)
*Space Harrier
*Star Trek - Starfleet Academy - Starship Bridge Simulator
*Star Wars Arcade
*T-Mek
*Toughman Contest
*Virtua Racing Deluxe
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*WWF RAW
*WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game
*X-Men: Mind Games (Prototype)
*Zaxxon's Motherbase 2000

==Atari 5200==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games and test programs. So many prototypes...)
*A.E. (Prototype)
*Activision Decathlon
*Asteroids (Prototype)
*Astro Chase
*Ballblazer
*Barroom Baseball (Prototype)
*Battlezone (Prototype)
*Beamrider
*BerZerk
*Black Belt (Prototype)
*Blaster (Prototype)
*Blue Print
*Bounty Bob Strikes Back!
*Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
*Carol Shaw's River Raid
*Centipede
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Countermeasure
*Defender
*Dig Dug
*The Dreadnaught Factor
*Final Legacy (Prototype)
*Frisky Tom (Prototype)
*Frogger
*Frogger II - Threeedeep!
*Galaxian
*Gorf
*Gremlins
*Gyruss
*H.E.R.O.
*James Bond 007
*Joust
*Jr. Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Jungle Hunt
*Kangaroo
*Keystone Capers
*K-Razy Shoot-Out
*Last Starfighter, The (Prototype)*
*Looney Tunes Hotel (Prototype)*
*Meebzork (Prototype)
*MegaMania
*Meteorites
*Microgammon SB (Prototype)
*Millipede (Prototype)
*Miner 2049er Starring Bounty Bob
*Miniature Golf (Prototype)
*Missile Command
*Montezuma's Revenge featuring Panama Joe
*Moon Patrol
*Mountain King
*Mr. Do!'s Castle
*Pitfall
*Pitfall II: Lost Caverns
*Pole Position
*Popeye
*Q-bert
*QIX
*Quest for Quintana Roo
*RealSports Baseball
*RealSports Basketball
*RealSports Football
*RealSports Soccer
*RealSports Tennis
*Rescue on Fractalus!
*Road Runner (Prototype)
*Robotron 2084
*Space Dungeon
*Space Invaders
*Space Shuttle - A Journey Into Space
*Spitfire (Prototype)
*Sport Goofy (Prototype)
*Star Raiders
*Star Trek - Strategic Operations Simulator
*Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle
*Star Wars - The Arcade Game
*Stargate (Prototype)
*Super Breakout
*Super Cobra
*Super Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Tempest (Prototype)
*Track and Field (Prototype)
*Vanguard*
*Wizard of Wor*
*Xari Arena (Prototype)
*Xevious (Prototype)
*Yellow Submarine (Demo)
*Zaxxon*
*Zenji*
*Zone Ranger*

==Atari 7800==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games)
*Ace of Aces
*Alien Brigade
*Asteroids
*Ballblazer
*Barnyard Blaster
*Basketbrawl
*Centipede
*Commando
*Crack'ed
*Crossbow
*Dark Chambers
*Desert Falcon
*Diagnostic Test Cartridge
*Dig Dug
*Donkey Kong Junior
*Double Dragon
*F-18 Hornet
*Fatal Run
*Fight Night
*Food Fight
*Galaga
*GATO (Prototype)
*Ikari Warriors
*Impossible Mission
*Jinks
*Joust
*Karateka
*Klax (Prototype)
*Kung-Fu Master
*Mat Mania Challenge
*Mean 18 Ultimate Golf
*Meltdown
*Midnight Mutants
*Missing in Action (Prototype)
*Motor Psycho
*One-on-One Basketball*
*Pete Rose Baseball
*Planet Smashers
*Plutos (Prototype)
*Pole Position II
*Rampage
*Rampart (Prototype)
*Realsports Baseball
*Rescue on Fractalus (Prototype)
*Robotron: 2084
*Scrapyard Dog
*Sentinel
*Sirius (Prototype)
*Summer Games
*Super Huey
*Super Skateboardin'
*Tank Command
*Title Match Pro Wrestling
*Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator
*Touchdown Football
*Tower Toppler
*Water Ski*
*Winter Games*
*Xenophobe
*Xevious

==PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16==
*21 Emon - Mezase Hotel Ou!! (JPN)
*After Burner II (JPN)
*Alien Crush
*Andre Panza Kick Boxing
*Aoi Blink (JPN)
*Appare Gateball (JPN)
*Armed F (JPN)
*Artist Tool (JPN)
*Atomic Robo-Kid Special (JPN)
*AV Poker - World Gambler (JPN)
*Ballistix
*Bari Bari Densetsu (JPN)
*Barunba (JPN)
*Battle Royale (USA)
*Benkei Gaiden (JPN)
*Bikkuriman World (JPN)
*Blazing Lazers / Gunhed
*Bloody Wolf
*Bodycon Quest II (JPN)
*Bomberman '93 (JPN) (Special Version)
*Bomberman - Users Battle (JPN)
*Bouken Danshaku Don - The Lost Sunheart (JPN)
*Break In (JPN)
*Bubblegum Crash! - Knight Sabers 2034 (JPN)
*Bull Fight - Ring no Haja (JPN)
*Burning Angels (JPN)
*Busou Keiji - Cyber Cross (JPN)
*Cadash
*Champion Wrestler (JPN)
*Champions Forever Boxing (USA)
*Chew Man Fu / Be Ball
*Chibi Maruko-chan - Quiz de Piihyara (JPN)
*Chikudenya Toubei - Kubikiri Yakata Yori (JPN)
*Circus Lido (JPN)
*Columns (JPN)
*Coryoon - Child of Dragon (JPN)
*Cratermaze (USA)
*Cross Wiber - Cyber Combat Police (JPN)
*Cyber Core
*Cyber Dodge (JPN)
*Cyber Knight (JPN)
*Daichi-kun Crisis - Do Natural (JPN)
*Daisenpuu (JPN)
*Darius Alpha (JPN)
*Davis Cup Tennis (USA)
*Dead Moon
*Deep Blue
*Detana!! TwinBee (JPN)
*Digital Champ (JPN)
*Don Doko Don! (JPN)
*Doraemon - Nobita no Dorabian Night (JPN)
*Double Dungeons - W
*Download (JPN)
*Dragon Egg! (JPN)
*Dragon Saber - After Story of Dragon Spirit (JPN)
*Dragon Spirit
*Drop.Off / Drop Rock Hora Hora
*Druaga no Tou (JPN)
*Dungeon Explorer
*Energy (JPN)
*Eternal City - Toshi Tensou Keikaku (JPN)
*F-1 Dream (JPN)
*F-1 Pilot - You're King of Kings (JPN)
*F1 Circus '91 - World Championship (JPN)
*F1 Circus '92 - The Speed of Sound (JPN)
*F1 Circus (JPN)
*F1 Triple Battle (JPN)
*Falcon (USA)
*Fantasy Zone
*Fighting Run (JPN)
*Final Blaster (JPN)
*Final Lap Twin
*Final Match Tennis (JPN)
*Final Soldier (JPN) (Special Version)
*Fire Pro Wrestling - Combination Tag (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 2 - 2nd Bout (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 3 - Legend Bout (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - Human Cup '90 (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - On J. League (JPN)
*Gai Flame (JPN)
*Gaia no Monshou (JPN)
*Galaga '90 / Galaga '88
*Ganbare! Golf Boys (JPN)
*Gekisha Boy (JPN)
*Genji Tsuushin Agedama (JPN)
*Genpei Toumaden (JPN)
*Ghost Manor (USA)
*Gokuraku! Chuuka Taisen (JPN)
*Gomola Speed (JPN)
*Gunboat (USA)
*Gunhed - Hudson Gunhed Taikai (JPN)
*Hana Taaka Daka! (JPN)
*Hanii in the Sky (JPN)
*Hanii on the Road (JPN)
*Hatris (JPN)
*Hisou Kihei - Xserd (JPN)
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Idol Hanafuda Fan Club (JPN)
*Image Fight (JPN)
*J. League Greatest Eleven (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Turbo Golf
*Jaseiken Necromancer (JPN)
*Jigoku Meguri (JPN)
*Juuouki / Altered Beast (JPN)
*Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman (JPN)
*Kattobi! Takuhai-kun (JPN)
*KickBall (JPN)
*Kikikai-kai (JPN)
*King of Casino
*Klax
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '89 (JPN)
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '90 (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong - Idol Graphics (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong II (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Tiger (JPN)
*Lady Sword
*Legendary Axe II, The (USA)
*Legendary Axe, The
*Lode Runner - Lost Labyrinth (JPN)
*Maerchen Maze (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen Mild - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gokuu Special (JPN)
*Mahjong Haouden - Kaiser's Quest (JPN)
*Mahjong Shikaku Retsuden - Mahjong Wars (JPN)
*Maison Ikkoku (JPN)
*Makai Hakkenden Shada (JPN)
*Makai Prince Dorabocchan (JPN)
*Maniac Pro Wres - Asu e no Tatakai (JPN)
*Metal Stoker (JPN)
*Military Madness
*Mizubaku Adventure (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Gaiden - Dai-1-shuu (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu II (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Turbo (JPN)
*Momotarou Katsugeki (JPN)
*Monster Pro Wres (JPN)
*Morita Shougi PC (JPN)
*Moto Roader
*Moto Roader II (JPN)
*Mr. Heli no Daibouken (JPN)
*Naxat Open (JPN)
*Naxat Stadium (JPN)
*Nazo no Mascarade (JPN)
*Necros no Yousai (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - PC Bangai Hen (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - Soccer PC Hen (JPN)
*NHK Taiga Drama - Taiheiki (JPN)
*Night Creatures (USA)
*Niko Niko Pun (JPN)
*Ninja Warriors, The (JPN)
*Obocchama-kun (JPN)
*Operation Wolf (JPN)
*Order of the Griffon (USA)
*Ordyne
*Out Live (JPN)
*Override (JPN)
*P-47 - The Freedom Fighter (JPN)
*Pachio-kun - Juuban Shoubu (JPN)
*Parasol Stars - The Story of Bubble Bobble 3
*Parodius Da! - Shinwa kara Owarai e (JPN)
*PC Pachi-Slot Idol Gambler (JPN)
*Power Drift (JPN)
*Power Eleven (JPN)
*Power Gate (JPN)
*Power League '93 (JPN)
*Power League (JPN) (All Star Version)
*Power League 4 (JPN)
*Power League 5 (JPN)
*Power League II (JPN)
*Power League III (JPN)
*Power Tennis (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium '91 (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium (JPN)
*Psycho Chaser (JPN)
*Psychosis / Paranoia
*Puzzle Boy (JPN)
*Puzznic (JPN)
*R-Type
*Rabio Lepus Special (JPN)
*Racing Damashii (JPN)
*Raiden
*Rastan Saga II (JPN)
*Rock-On (JPN)
*Ryuukyuu (JPN)
*Sadakichi 7 Series - Hideyoshi no Ougon (JPN)
*Samurai-Ghost / Genpei Toumaden Ni no Maki
*Sekigahara (JPN)
*Sengoku Mahjong (JPN)
*Shanghai (JPN)
*Shinobi (JPN)
*Shockman / Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman 2 - Aratanaru Teki
*Shougi Shodan Icchokusen (JPN)
*Shougi Shoshinsha Muyou (JPN)
*SideArms - Hyper Dyne
*Silent Debuggers
*Sindibad - Chitei no Daimakyuu (JPN)
*Sinistron / Violent Soldier
*Skweek (JPN)
*Soldier Blade - Special Version (JPN)
*Somer Assault / Mesopotamia
*Son Son II (JPN)
*Space Harrier
*Space Invaders - Fukkatsu no Hi (JPN)
*Spin Pair (JPN)
*Spiral Wave (JPN)
*Stratego (JPN)
*Super Metal Crusher (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu II (JPN)
*Susanoou Densetsu (JPN)
*Tatsujin / Truxton (JPN)
*Tatsunoko Fighter (JPN)
*Ten no Koe Bank (JPN)
*Tenseiryuu - Saint Dragon (JPN)
*Terra Cresta II - Mandoraa no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Thunder Blade (JPN)
*Tiger Road
*Time Cruise / Time Cruise II
*Timeball / Blodia
*Titan (JPN)
*Toy Shop Boys (JPN)
*Tricky Kick / Tricky
*Tsuppari Oozumou - Heisei Ban (JPN)
*Tsuru Teruhito no Jissen Kabushiki Bai Bai Game (JPN)
*Turrican (USA)
*TV Sports Hockey
*Valkyrie no Densetsu (JPN)
*Veigues - Tactical Gladiator
*W-Ring - The Double Rings (JPN)
*Wai Wai Mahjong - Yukai na Janyuu-tachi (JPN)
*Wallaby!! - Usagi no Kuni no Kangaroo Race (JPN)
*Winning Shot (JPN)
*World Circuit (JPN)
*World Class Baseball / Power League
*World Jockey (JPN)
*World Sports Competition / Power Sports
*Yuu Yuu Jinsei - Victory Life (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN) (v1.5)
===SuperGrafx===
*1941 - Counter Attack (JPN)
*Aldynes - The Misson Code for Rage Crisis (JPN)
*Battle Ace (JPN)
*Madou King Granzort (JPN)
===Turbo CD===
Not going there... A lot.

==Super Cassette Vision==
*BASIC Nyuumon
*Dragon Slayer
*Milky Princess
*Rantou Pro-Wrestling
*Shogi Nyuumon

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Yawackhary:

A list of Remaining games left to rip on tSR:

* - For the missing letter project.
==Genre Missing Letter Project==
*Adventure; X (Xenon: Mugen no Shitai is NSFW)
*Board/Card Game; X (Xing Yun Man Guan [Arcade])
*Educational; I, U, X, Y (e.g. try the Sega Pico library or PC)
*Horror; Q, V, X
*Shoot 'em Up; Y (Yamato [Arcade or SG-1000], Youjyuden [Arcade], Yellow Submarine [MSX])
*Simulation; Q, Y (Queen's Blade: Spiral Chaos [PSP]?)
*Sports; Y (e.g. Yeh Yeh Tennis [PS1], Yuujou no Victory Goal 4v4 Arashi - Get the Goal!! [GBA])

==Missing Letter Project==
===3DS===
No Q
*J (James Noir's Hollywood Crimes, Jake Hunter)
*U (Ultimate NES Remix)
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles 3D - New 3DS)
*Z (Zoo Resort 3D)
===Wii U===
No Q, U
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles X)
===Switch===
Any for I?
*Z (Zombieland: Double Tap Roadtrip)
===PS2===
See Gamecube -Y
===PS3===
Any for Q?
*Z (Zone of the Enders: HD Collection)
===Xbox===
A lot due to emulation issues... Notable games:
* # (50 Cent Bulletproof, 4x4 Evolution 2)
*A (Arctic Thunder, Advent Rising, Amped 1, 2, Armed and Dangerous)
*C (Counterstrike, Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay, Crazy Taxi 3, Crimson Skies)
*D (Dead or Alive series, Dino Crisis 3, DDR/Dancing Stage series, Dead to Rights 1, 2, DefJam Fight of New York, Destroy All Humans 1, 2)
*F (Fable: The Lost Chapters, Forza Motorsport, Far Cry Instincts/Evolution, Freedom Fighters, Fuzion Frenzy)
*G (GTA series, GunValkyrie, GUN, Gauntlet Dark Legacy, Genma Onimusha)
*H (Halo 1, 2, House of the Dead 3)
*I (Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb, ISS 2)
*K (Kingdom Under Fire - Heroes, Crusaders, Kung Fu Chaos)
*L (Links 2004)
*M (Metal Wolf Chaos, Midtown Madness 3, Midnight Club 2, 3, Dub Edition Remix)
*O (OutRun 2, OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast)
*P (Panzer Dragoon Orta, Project Gotham Racing 1, 2, Pro Evolution Soccer 4, 5, Prince of Persia series)
*R (Rallisport Challenge 1, 2, Rainbow Six series, Richard Burns Rally)
*U (Unreal Championship 1, 2, Ultimate Spider-Man)
*V (Van Helsing)
*W (The Warriors, Without Warning)
*X (X-Men series, XIII)
*Y (Yager)
*Z (Zapper - One Wicked Cricket)
===Saturn===
*E (Enemy Zero, Earthworm Jim 2)
*L (Last Bronx, Legend of Oasis, Lost World: Jurassic Park, Loaded, Lost Vikings 2: Norse by Norsewest, Lupin the 3rd: Sage of Pyramid)
*O (Off-World Interceptor Extreme, Olympic Soccer)
*Q (Quake)
*T (Three Dirty Dwarves, Thunder Force V, Tomb Raider)
*U (Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Ultraman: Hikari no Kyojin Densetsu)
*X (X-Men Children of the Atom, X-Men vs Street Fighter)
*Y (Yumimi Mix Remix)
*Z (Z, Zen Nihon Pro Wres Featuring Virtua, Zoku Gussun Oyoyo)

==Neo Geo==
*2020 Super Baseball
*ADK World (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Aggressors of Dark Kombat
*Alpha Mission II
*Bang Bang Busters
*Bang Bead
*Baseball Stars Professional
*Baseball Stars 2
*Captain Tomaday
*Chibi Maruko-chan: Maruko Deluxe Quiz (JPN)
*Cyber-Lip
*Data East's Ghostlop (Prototype)
*Fast Striker
*Fight Fever
*Flip Shot
*Football Frenzy
*Frog Feast (Homebrew)
*Ganryu
*Goal! Goal! Goal!
*Gunlord
*Gururin
*Ghost Pilots
*The Irritating Maze
*Idol Mahjong Final Romance 2 (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Last Hope
*League Bowling
*Legend of Success Joe / Ashita no Joe Legends
*Magical Drop III
*Mahjong Kyo Retsuden - Nishi Nihon Hen (JPN)
*Mahjong Minnasano Okagesamadesu (JPN)
*Matrimelee
*Neo Drift Out
*Ninja Commando
*Oshidashi Zintrick (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Pleasure Goal / Futsal - 5 on 5 Mini Soccer
*Pochi & Nyaa
*Pop'n Bounce
*Power Spikes II
*Prehistoric Isle 2
*Pulstar
*Puzzled
*Puzzle de Pon
*Puzzle de Pon R
*Quiz Daisousa Sen - The Last Count Down (JPN)
*Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo - Quiz Daisousa Sen part 2 (JPN)
*Ragnagard
*Riding Hero
*Shinsetsu Samurai Spirits Bushidō Retsuden (aka Samurai Shodown RPG)
*Shōgi no Tatsujin - Master of Syougi (JPN)
*Stakes Winner
*Stakes Winner 2
*Street Hoop
*Super Sidekicks
*Super Sidekicks 2 - The World Championship
*Super Sidekicks 3 - The Next Glory
*Tecmo World Soccer '96
*Thrash Rally / Rally Chase
*Top Player's Golf
*Treasure of The Caribbean
*Twinkle Star Sprites
*V-Liner

==SG-1000==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports)
*Bank Panic
*Champion Baseball
*Champion Billiards
*Champion Boxing (first game by Yu Suzuki)
*Champion Golf
*Champion Ice Hockey
*Champion Kendou
*Champion Pro Wrestling
*Championship Lode Runner
*Champion Soccer
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Girl's Garden
*Golgo 13
*GP World
*Hang On II
*Home Mahjong
*Hustle Chumy
*Hyper Sports
*Mahjong / Sega Mahjong*
*Monaco GP*
*N-Sub
*Orguss*
*Othello*
*Pachinko II
*Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns
*Pop Flamer
*Safari Hunting
*Safari Race
*Shinnyuushain Tooru-Kun (Mikie)
*Star Force
*Star Jacker
*Terebi Oekaki*
*Tsumeshogi / Serizawa Hachidan no Tsumeshogi
*Yamato*
*Zaxxon
*Zippy Race
===Othello Multivision===
*James Bond 007
*Challenge Derby
*Guzzler
*Okamoto Ayako no Match Play Golf
*Othello Multivision [System ROM]
*Q*bert
*San-nin Mahjong
*Space Armor
*Space Mountain

==Master System==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports outside original games)
*Block Hole (Bootleg/KOR?)**
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Eagles 5 (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Ecco the Dolphin
*FA Tetris (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Flashpoint (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Gangster Town
*Gangcheol RoboCop (Bootleg)
*Great Baseball (JPN)
*James Pond 2: Codename Robocod
*Loretta no Shouzou: Sherlock Holmes (JPN, SG-1000 mode)
*Masters of Combat
*Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord
*Monica no Castelo do Dragao (Brazil, hack of Wonder Boy in Monster Land)
*New Boggle Boggle 2 (Bootleg)
*Power Block / Suho Cheonsa (Bootleg)
*Sapo Xule: S.O.S Lagoa Poludia (Brazil, Portugal)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shadow of the Beast
*Speedball 2
*Submarine Attack
*Super Bubble Bobble (Bootleg)
*Super Columns & Tetris (Bootleg)
*Super Space Invaders
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Tennis Ace (aka Passing Shot)
*The Three Dragon Story (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Wonsiin (Bootleg/KOR?)

==Game Gear==
(Note: Some may have their Master System counterparts ripped)
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*The Adventures of Batman & Robin
*Aerial Assault
*Alien³
*Andre Agassi Tennis
*Arcade Classics
*Arch Rivals
*Ariel - The Little Mermaid
*Barbie Super Model
*Batter Up / Gear Stadium
*Bartman Meets Radioactive Man
*Bart vs. The Space Mutants
*Bart vs. The World
*Batman Forever
*Battleship - The classic naval combat game
*Beavis and Butt-Head
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Bubble Bobble
*Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble
*Bust-A-Move / Puzzle Bobble
*Buster Ball
*Buster Fight (aka Masters of Combat)
*Bonkers Wax Up!
*Caesars Palace
*Car Licence (JPN)
*Casino FunPak
*Chakan
*Chase H.Q. (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Championship Hockey
*Cheese Cat-Astrophe
*The Chessmaster
*Chicago Syndicate
*Choplifter III
*CJ Elephant Fugitive
*Cliffhanger
*Clutch Hitter
*Cool Spot
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Crayon Shin-chan - Taiketsu! Kantamu Panic!! (JPN)
*Crazy Faces (Prototype)
*Cutthroat Island
*David Robinson's Supreme Court (Prototype)
*Defenders of Oasis
*Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf
*Devilish
*Doraemon Nora no Suke no Yabou (JPN)
*Doraemon Waku Waku Pocket Paradise (JPN)
*Double Dragon
*Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
*Dropzone
*Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
*Dynamite Headdy
*Ecco the Dolphin
*Ecco - The Tides of Time
*Ernie Els Golf
*Eternal Legend (Eien no Densetsu)
*Evander Holyfield's "Real Deal" Boxing
*The Excellent Dizzy Collection
*F-15 Strike Eagle
*F1 - World Championship Edition
*Face Ball 2000
*Factory Panic
*Fantasy Zone / Fantasy Zone Gear
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA Soccer 96
*Foreman for Real
*Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball
*Fray ~Shugyou hen~ (JPN)
*Fred Couples Golf
*Frogger (Prototype)
*Galaga '91
*Gamble Panic (JPN)
*Gambler Jikochuushin Ha (JPN)
*Gear Stadium Heiseiban [note: might be an update to Batter Up]
*Gear Works
*GG Aleste - GALVANIC GUNNER ALESTE (JPN)
*GG Aleste II / Power Strike II
*GG Portrait - Pai Chen (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Yuuki Akira (JPN)
*Global Gladiators
*G-LOC - Air Battle
*Godzilla - Kaijuu Daishingeki (JPN)
*Greendog - The Beached Surfer Dude!
*Griffin
*Gunstar Heroes (JPN)
*Halley Wars
*Head Buster (JPN)
*Home Alone
*Honoo no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*House of Tarot (JPN)
*Hurricanes (PAL)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan Jima - Hyoutan Jima no Daikoukai (JPN)
*Hyper Pro Yakyuu '92 (JPN)
*Ichidant-R GG (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*The Incredible Crash Dummies
*The Incredible Hulk
*Iron Man X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal
*The Itchy & Scratchy Game
*James Bond 007: The Duel
*James Pond 3 - Operation Starfi5h
*James Pond II - Codename: RoboCod
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! Sports Edition (USA)
*J League Soccer Dream Eleven (JPN)
*Judge Dredd
*Junction
*Jungle Strike
*Jurassic Park
*Kawasaki Superbike Challenge
*Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (JPN)
*Kinetic Connection
*Kishin Douji Zenki (JPN)
*Klax
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku (JPN)
*Kuni-chan no Game Tengoku Part 2 (JPN)
*Last Action Hero
*Lemmings
*Lemmings 2: The Tribes
*The Lost World: Jurassic Park
*Lunar - Sanpo-suru Gakuen (JPN)
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden 96
*Madou Monogatari III - Kyuukyoku Joou-sama (JPN)
*Madou Monogatari A - Doki Doki Vacation (JPN)
*Magical Puzzle Popils
*Magical Taruruuto-kun (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth 2 ~making of magic knight~ (JPN)
*The Majors Pro Baseball [1]
*Man Overboard!
*Marko's Magic Football
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible (JPN)
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special (JPN)
*MLBPA Baseball
*Mortal Kombat II
*Mortal Kombat 3
*Off the Wall (Prototype)
*Olympic Gold
*The Ottifants
*Paperboy
*Paperboy 2
*Pet Club Inu Dai Suki! (JPN)
*PGA TOUR 96
*PGA TOUR Golf
*PGA TOUR Golf II
*Phantasy Star Adventure (JPN)
*Phantom 2040
*Pinball Dreams
*Pocket Jansou (JPN)
*Poker Face Paul's Blackjack (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Gin (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Poker (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Solitaire (USA)
*Pop Breaker (JPN)
*Popeye Beach Volley Ball (JPN)
*Power Drive (PAL)
*Predator 2
*Primal Rage
*Pro Yakyuu GG League (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu GG League '94 (JPN)
*Putt & Putter
*Quest for the Shaven Yak Starring Ren Hoëk & Stimpy
*Rastan Saga (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*R.B.I. Baseball '94
*R.C. Grand Prix (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Riddick Bowe Boxing
*Rise of the Robots
*Road Rash
*RoboCop 3
*RoboCop versus The Terminator
*Royal Stone ~Hirakareshi Toki no Tobira~ (JPN)
*Samurai Shodown
*Scratch Golf
*SD Gundam Winner's History (JPN)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shanghai II
*Shaq Fu
*Shikinjo
*Shining Force Gaiden ~Ensei Jashin no Kuni e~ (JPN)
*Shining Force - The Sword of Hajya
*Shinobi II - The Silent Fury
*Side Pocket
*Slam Dunk - Shouri-e no Starting 5 (JPN)
*Slider
*Solitaire FunPak
*Solitaire Poker / Ryu Kyu
*Soukoban
*Space Harrier
*Spider-Man - Return of the Sinister Six
*Sports Illustrated: Championship Football & Baseball (USA)
*Sports Trivia (USA)
*Sports Trivia - Championship Edition (USA)
*Stargate
*Star Trek: Generations - Beyond the Nexus
*Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial
*Streets of Rage
*Streets of Rage II
*Strider Returns
*Striker
*Super Battletank
*Super Golf
*Super Kick Off
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu III (JPN)
*Super Off Road
*Super Smash T.V.
*Super Space Invaders
*Surf Ninjas
*Sylvan Tale (JPN)
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Taisen-gata Daisenryaku G (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai 2 (JPN)
*Tama & Friends - 3 Choume Kouen Tamalympic (JPN)
*Tant~R (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*Tarzan - Lord of the Jungle
*Tatakae! Pro Yakyuu Twin League (JPN)
*Taz in Escape from Mars
*Taz-Mania
*Tengen World Cup Soccer / Kick & Rush (partially ripped as Tecmo World Cup 93 on the Master System)
*The Terminator
*Terminator 2: Judgment Day
*Tesserae
*Torarete Tamaruka!? (JPN)
*True Lies
*Urban Strike
*VR Troopers
*Wagan Land (JPN)
*WildSnake (Prototype)
*Wimbledon
*Winter Olympics
*Wizard Pinball (PAL)
*Wonder Boy
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Derby (JPN)
*World Series Baseball (USA) [1]
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA) [1]
*WWF Raw
*WWF WrestleMania Steel Cage Challenge
*X-Men
*Yu Yu Hakusho - Horobishi Mono no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Yu Yu Hakusho II - Gekitou! Nanakyou no Tatakai (JPN)
*Zan Gear (JPN)
*Zool: Ninja of the "Nth" Dimension

[1] - Uses special save chip, only works with MEKA

==Mega Drive / Genesis==
(Note: Excludes hacks / After market games)
*688 Attack Sub
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*Aero the Acrobat
*Baby's Day Out (Prototype)
*Back to the Future Part III (note: also include intentional palette due to bug in game)
*Bahamut Senki (JPN)
*Ball Jacks
*Ballz 3D
*Barbie Super Model
*Barbie Vacation Adventure (Prototype)
*Barkley Shut Up and Jam 2
*Bass Masters Classic (USA)
*Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition (USA)
*Batman Forever
*Battle Squadron
*Battlemaster
*Beastball (Prototype)
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Best of the Best - Championship Karate
*Beyond Zero Tolerance (Prototype)
*Bill Walsh College Football
*Bill Walsh College Football 95 (USA)
*Bill's Tomato Game (Prototype)
*Bimini Run
*Bio Hazard Battle
*Bloodshot / Battle Frenzy
*Body Count
*Bonkers
*Boxing Legends of the Ring
*Brian Lara Cricket (PAL)
*Brian Lara Cricket 96 (PAL)
*Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday
*Budokan - The Martial Spirit
*Bulls vs Blazers and the NBA Playoffs
*Bulls vs Lakers and the NBA Playoffs
*Championship Bowling / Boogie Woogie Bowling
*Chi Chi's Pro Challenge Golf / Top Pro Golf 2
*Cliffhanger
*Clue (USA)
*Coach K College Basketball (USA)
*College Slam
*Crack Down
*Cross Fire / Super Airwolf
*Crue Ball
*Cutie Suzuki no Ringside Angel (JPN)
*Cutthroat Island
*Dangerous Seed (JPN)
*Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat (Prototype)
*Darius (Mega Drive Mini)
*David Robinson's Supreme Court
*Daze Before Christmas (AUS)
*Demolition Man
*Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf
*Dick Tracy
*Dino Dini's Soccer (PAL)
*Dino Land
*Doom Troopers
*Double Clutch (PAL)
*Double Dribble - The Playoff Edition / Hyper Dunk
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu (JPN)
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu II (JPN)
*Dragon's Eye Plus - Shanghai III (JPN)
*Dragon's Fury / Devil's Crush MD
*Dragon's Revenge
*Dungeons & Dragons - Warriors of the Eternal Sun
*Dune II: The Battle for Arrakis
*Dyna Brothers
*Dyna Brothers 2
*Dyna Brothers 2: Sega Channel Special
*Dynamite Duke
*Evander Holyfield's 'Real Deal' Boxing
*F1 Circus MD (JPN)
*F1 World Championship Edition (PAL)
*F-15 Strike Eagle II (any sprites?)
*F-22 Interceptor
*F-117 Night Storm
*Family Feud (USA)
*Fastest 1
*Fatal Labyrinth
*Fatal Rewind / The Killing Game Show
*Fever Pitch Soccer / Head On Soccer
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA 95
*FIFA 96
*FIFA 97
*FIFA 98: Road to World Cup
*Fire Mustang (JPN)
*Flash Point (Prototype)
*Hard Drivin'
*HardBall '94
*HardBall '95 (USA)
*HardBall III (Bootleg)
*HardBall! (Bootleg)
*Haunting Starring Polterguy
*Heavy Nova (USA)
*Hei Tao 2 - Super Big 2
*Hellfire
*Herzog Zwei
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Home Alone
*Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York (USA)
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Hook
*Huan Le Tao Qi Shu - Smart Mouse
*Humans, The (USA)
*Hybrid Front, The (JPN)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan-jima - Daitouryou wo Mezase! (JPN)
*Hyper Marbles (JPN)
*Incredible Hulk, The
*Insector X
*Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones (USA)
*International Rugby (PAL)
*International Superstar Soccer Deluxe
*Ishido - The Way of Stones (Bootleg)
*Itchy & Scratchy Game, The (Prototype)
*Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings
*J. League Pro Striker (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker 2 (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker Perfect (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Power Challenge Golf
*James 'Buster' Douglas Knockout Boxing / Final Blow
*Jammit (USA)
*Janou Touryuumon (JPN)
*Jantei Monogatari (JPN)
*Jelly Boy (Prototype)
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Deluxe Edition (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Sports Edition (USA)
*Jerry Glanville's Pigskin Footbrawl (USA)
*Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker (PAL)
*Jiu Ji Ma Jiang II - Ye Yan Bian
*Joe Montana II Sports Talk Football
*John Madden Football 92
*Jordan vs Bird - One on One
*Joshua & the Battle of Jericho (USA)
*Judge Dredd
*Jungle Strike
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden NFL 96
*Madden NFL 97
*Madden NFL 98
*Mega-Lo-Mania / Tyrants - Fight through Time
*NHL Hockey / EA Hockey
*NHLPA Hockey 93
*NHL 94
*NHL 95
*NHL 96
*NHL 97
*NHL 98
*Nightmare Circus
*Nikkan Sports Pro Yakyuu Van (JPN)
*Ninja Burai Densetsu (JPN)
*Nobunaga's Ambition / Nobunaga no Yabō: Zenkokuban
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Bushō Fūunroku (Nobunaga's Ambition: Lord of Darkness)
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Haouden (JPN)
*Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama
*P.T.O. - Pacific Theater of Operations
*Pac-Attack / Pac-Panic
*Pac-Man 2 - The New Adventures (USA)
*Pachinko Kuunyan (JPN)
*Paddle Fighter (JPN)
*Pagemaster, The
*Paperboy
*Party Quiz Mega Q (JPN)
*Pebble Beach Golf Links
*Pele II - World Tournament Soccer
*Pele!
*Pete Sampras Tennis
*PGA Tour 96
*Phantasy Star - Sennenki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Amia's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Anne's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Huey's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kaerazaru Toki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kinds's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Nei's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Rudger's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Shilka's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Yushis's Adventure (JPN)
*Phelios
*Pink Goes to Hollywood
*Pirates! Gold (USA)
*Pit-Fighter
*Populous
*Power Monger (JPN)
*Power Monger
*Powerball (USA)
*Predator 2
*Premier Manager (PAL)
*Premier Manager 97 (PAL)
*Primal Rage
*Prime Time NFL Starring Deion Sanders (USA)
*Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow and the Flame (Prototype)
*Pro Quarterback (USA)
*Pro Striker Final Stage (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu Super League '91 (JPN)
*Psy-O-Blade (JPN)
*Psycho Pinball (PAL)
*Pulseman (JPN)
*Punisher, The
*Putter Golf (JPN)
*Puzzle & Action - Ichidant-R (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic II (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic III (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic Special (JPN)
*Quad Challenge / MegaTrax
*Splatter (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Super Locomotive (Mega Drive Mini 2)
*Taikou Risshiden (JPN)
*Target Earth / Assault Suit Leynos
*Task Force Harrier EX
*Team USA Basketball / USA Basketball World Challenge (title)
*Tecmo Cup: Football Game (Prototype)
*Tecmo Super Baseball (USA)
*Tecmo Super Bowl
*Tecmo Super Bowl II - Special Edition
*Tecmo Super Bowl III - Final Edition (USA)
*Tecmo Super Hockey (USA)
*Tecmo Super NBA Basketball
*Teddy Boy Blues
*Teitoku no Ketsudan (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Mahjong (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Stadium (JPN)
*Telebradesco Residencia (Brazil)
*Test Drive II - The Duel
*Tetris (Mega Drive Mini, different than the one on tSR)
*Thunder Fox
*Thunder Pro Wrestling Retsuden (JPN)
*Time Trax (Prototype)
*TinHead (USA)
*Tintin in Tibet (PAL)
*Tiny Toon Adventures - Acme All-Stars
*TNN Bass Tournament of Champions (USA)
*TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament '96 (USA)
*Todd's Adventures in Slime World (USA)
*Tommy Lasorda Baseball / Super League
*Tony La Russa Baseball (USA, Australia)
*Top Pro Golf (JPN)
*Total Football (PAL)
*Toughman Contest
*Tougiou King Colossus (JPN)
*Toys (USA)
*Trampoline Terror! (USA)
*Traysia (USA)
*Triple Play - Gold Edition (USA)
*Triple Play 96 (USA)
*Troy Aikman NFL Football (USA)
*True Lies
*Truxton
*Tun Shi Tian Di III (Bootleg)?
*Twin Cobra - Desert Attack Helicopter
*Two Crude Dudes
*Two Tribes - Populous II (PAL)
*Uchuu Senkan Gomora (JPN)
*Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
*Ultimate QIX / Volfied
*Ultimate Soccer (PAL)
*Ultraman (JPN)
*Uncharted Waters
*Unnecessary Roughness '95 (USA)
*Uzu Keobukseon (KOR)
*Vapor Trail
*Venom . Spider-Man - Separation Anxiety
*Verytex (JPN)
*Virtual Pinball
*Vixen 357 (Japan)
*Wardner
*WarpSpeed
*Warrior of Rome
*Warrior of Rome II
*Waterworld (Prototype)
*Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars
*Wayne's World (USA)
*WeaponLord (USA)
*Whac-a-Critter
*Wheel of Fortune (USA)
*Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego
*Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego
*Whip Rush
*Wild Snake (Prototype)
*Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits (USA)
*Wimbledon Championship Tennis
*Winter Challenge
*Wolfchild (USA)
*Wonder Library (JPN)
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA)
*World Series Baseball '96 (USA)
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*World Series Baseball 98 (USA)
*World Trophy Soccer / European Club Soccer
*Worms (PAL)
*Wrestle War
*Wrestleball (Japan)
*WWF Raw
*WWF Royal Rumble
*WWF WrestleMania - The Arcade Game
*X-Perts (USA)
*XDR - X-Dazedly-Ray (JPN)
*Zan Yasha Enbukyoku (JPN)
*Zany Golf
*Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel
*Zombies Ate My Neighbors
*Zoom!
*Zoop
===Mega CD===
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Super Strike Trilogy (Prototype)
*Wonder Dog
===32X===
(Note: Everything except Brutal Unleashed, Chaotix, Tempo and Virtua Fighter)
*After Burner Complete
*Amazing Spider-Man, The - Web of Fire (USA)
*BC Racers
*Blackthorne (USA)
*Cosmic Carnage / Cyber Brawl
*DarXide (PAL)
*Doom
*FIFA 96
*Golf Magazine 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples
*Kolibri
*Metal Head
*Mortal Kombat II
*Motocross Championship
*NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
*NFL Quarterback Club
*Pinocchio (Prototype)
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Primal Rage
*Sangokushi IV (JPN) [Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV]
*Shadow Squadron / Stellar Assault
*Soul Star X (Prototype)
*Space Harrier
*Star Trek - Starfleet Academy - Starship Bridge Simulator
*Star Wars Arcade
*T-Mek
*Toughman Contest
*Virtua Racing Deluxe
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*WWF RAW
*WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game
*X-Men: Mind Games (Prototype)
*Zaxxon's Motherbase 2000

==Atari 5200==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games and test programs. So many prototypes...)
*A.E. (Prototype)
*Activision Decathlon
*Asteroids (Prototype)
*Astro Chase
*Ballblazer
*Barroom Baseball (Prototype)
*Battlezone (Prototype)
*Beamrider
*BerZerk
*Black Belt (Prototype)
*Blaster (Prototype)
*Blue Print
*Bounty Bob Strikes Back!
*Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
*Carol Shaw's River Raid
*Centipede
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Countermeasure
*Defender
*Dig Dug
*The Dreadnaught Factor
*Final Legacy (Prototype)
*Frisky Tom (Prototype)
*Frogger
*Frogger II - Threeedeep!
*Galaxian
*Gorf
*Gremlins
*Gyruss
*H.E.R.O.
*James Bond 007
*Joust
*Jr. Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Jungle Hunt
*Kangaroo
*Keystone Capers
*K-Razy Shoot-Out
*Last Starfighter, The (Prototype)*
*Looney Tunes Hotel (Prototype)*
*Meebzork (Prototype)
*MegaMania
*Meteorites
*Microgammon SB (Prototype)
*Millipede (Prototype)
*Miner 2049er Starring Bounty Bob
*Miniature Golf (Prototype)
*Missile Command
*Montezuma's Revenge featuring Panama Joe
*Moon Patrol
*Mountain King
*Mr. Do!'s Castle
*Pitfall
*Pitfall II: Lost Caverns
*Pole Position
*Popeye
*Q-bert
*QIX
*Quest for Quintana Roo
*RealSports Baseball
*RealSports Basketball
*RealSports Football
*RealSports Soccer
*RealSports Tennis
*Rescue on Fractalus!
*Road Runner (Prototype)
*Robotron 2084
*Space Dungeon
*Space Invaders
*Space Shuttle - A Journey Into Space
*Spitfire (Prototype)
*Sport Goofy (Prototype)
*Star Raiders
*Star Trek - Strategic Operations Simulator
*Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle
*Star Wars - The Arcade Game
*Stargate (Prototype)
*Super Breakout
*Super Cobra
*Super Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Tempest (Prototype)
*Track and Field (Prototype)
*Vanguard*
*Wizard of Wor*
*Xari Arena (Prototype)
*Xevious (Prototype)
*Yellow Submarine (Demo)
*Zaxxon*
*Zenji*
*Zone Ranger*

==Atari 7800==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games)
*Ace of Aces
*Alien Brigade
*Asteroids
*Ballblazer
*Barnyard Blaster
*Basketbrawl
*Centipede
*Commando
*Crack'ed
*Crossbow
*Dark Chambers
*Desert Falcon
*Diagnostic Test Cartridge
*Dig Dug
*Donkey Kong Junior
*Double Dragon
*F-18 Hornet
*Fatal Run
*Fight Night
*Food Fight
*Galaga
*GATO (Prototype)
*Ikari Warriors
*Impossible Mission
*Jinks
*Joust
*Karateka
*Klax (Prototype)
*Kung-Fu Master
*Mat Mania Challenge
*Mean 18 Ultimate Golf
*Meltdown
*Midnight Mutants
*Missing in Action (Prototype)
*Motor Psycho
*One-on-One Basketball*
*Pete Rose Baseball
*Planet Smashers
*Plutos (Prototype)
*Pole Position II
*Rampage
*Rampart (Prototype)
*Realsports Baseball
*Rescue on Fractalus (Prototype)
*Robotron: 2084
*Scrapyard Dog
*Sentinel
*Sirius (Prototype)
*Summer Games
*Super Huey
*Super Skateboardin'
*Tank Command
*Title Match Pro Wrestling
*Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator
*Touchdown Football
*Tower Toppler
*Water Ski*
*Winter Games*
*Xenophobe
*Xevious

==PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16==
*21 Emon - Mezase Hotel Ou!! (JPN)
*After Burner II (JPN)
*Alien Crush
*Andre Panza Kick Boxing
*Aoi Blink (JPN)
*Appare Gateball (JPN)
*Armed F (JPN)
*Artist Tool (JPN)
*Atomic Robo-Kid Special (JPN)
*AV Poker - World Gambler (JPN)
*Ballistix
*Bari Bari Densetsu (JPN)
*Barunba (JPN)
*Battle Royale (USA)
*Benkei Gaiden (JPN)
*Bikkuriman World (JPN)
*Blazing Lazers / Gunhed
*Bloody Wolf
*Bodycon Quest II (JPN)
*Bomberman '93 (JPN) (Special Version)
*Bomberman - Users Battle (JPN)
*Bouken Danshaku Don - The Lost Sunheart (JPN)
*Break In (JPN)
*Bubblegum Crash! - Knight Sabers 2034 (JPN)
*Bull Fight - Ring no Haja (JPN)
*Burning Angels (JPN)
*Busou Keiji - Cyber Cross (JPN)
*Cadash
*Champion Wrestler (JPN)
*Champions Forever Boxing (USA)
*Chew Man Fu / Be Ball
*Chibi Maruko-chan - Quiz de Piihyara (JPN)
*Chikudenya Toubei - Kubikiri Yakata Yori (JPN)
*Circus Lido (JPN)
*Columns (JPN)
*Coryoon - Child of Dragon (JPN)
*Cratermaze (USA)
*Cross Wiber - Cyber Combat Police (JPN)
*Cyber Core
*Cyber Dodge (JPN)
*Cyber Knight (JPN)
*Daichi-kun Crisis - Do Natural (JPN)
*Daisenpuu (JPN)
*Darius Alpha (JPN)
*Davis Cup Tennis (USA)
*Dead Moon
*Deep Blue
*Detana!! TwinBee (JPN)
*Digital Champ (JPN)
*Don Doko Don! (JPN)
*Doraemon - Nobita no Dorabian Night (JPN)
*Double Dungeons - W
*Download (JPN)
*Dragon Egg! (JPN)
*Dragon Saber - After Story of Dragon Spirit (JPN)
*Dragon Spirit
*Drop.Off / Drop Rock Hora Hora
*Druaga no Tou (JPN)
*Dungeon Explorer
*Energy (JPN)
*Eternal City - Toshi Tensou Keikaku (JPN)
*F-1 Dream (JPN)
*F-1 Pilot - You're King of Kings (JPN)
*F1 Circus '91 - World Championship (JPN)
*F1 Circus '92 - The Speed of Sound (JPN)
*F1 Circus (JPN)
*F1 Triple Battle (JPN)
*Falcon (USA)
*Fantasy Zone
*Fighting Run (JPN)
*Final Blaster (JPN)
*Final Lap Twin
*Final Match Tennis (JPN)
*Final Soldier (JPN) (Special Version)
*Fire Pro Wrestling - Combination Tag (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 2 - 2nd Bout (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 3 - Legend Bout (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - Human Cup '90 (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - On J. League (JPN)
*Gai Flame (JPN)
*Gaia no Monshou (JPN)
*Galaga '90 / Galaga '88
*Ganbare! Golf Boys (JPN)
*Gekisha Boy (JPN)
*Genji Tsuushin Agedama (JPN)
*Genpei Toumaden (JPN)
*Ghost Manor (USA)
*Gokuraku! Chuuka Taisen (JPN)
*Gomola Speed (JPN)
*Gunboat (USA)
*Gunhed - Hudson Gunhed Taikai (JPN)
*Hana Taaka Daka! (JPN)
*Hanii in the Sky (JPN)
*Hanii on the Road (JPN)
*Hatris (JPN)
*Hisou Kihei - Xserd (JPN)
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Idol Hanafuda Fan Club (JPN)
*Image Fight (JPN)
*J. League Greatest Eleven (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Turbo Golf
*Jaseiken Necromancer (JPN)
*Jigoku Meguri (JPN)
*Juuouki / Altered Beast (JPN)
*Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman (JPN)
*Kattobi! Takuhai-kun (JPN)
*KickBall (JPN)
*Kikikai-kai (JPN)
*King of Casino
*Klax
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '89 (JPN)
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '90 (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong - Idol Graphics (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong II (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Tiger (JPN)
*Lady Sword
*Legendary Axe II, The (USA)
*Legendary Axe, The
*Lode Runner - Lost Labyrinth (JPN)
*Maerchen Maze (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen Mild - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gokuu Special (JPN)
*Mahjong Haouden - Kaiser's Quest (JPN)
*Mahjong Shikaku Retsuden - Mahjong Wars (JPN)
*Maison Ikkoku (JPN)
*Makai Hakkenden Shada (JPN)
*Makai Prince Dorabocchan (JPN)
*Maniac Pro Wres - Asu e no Tatakai (JPN)
*Metal Stoker (JPN)
*Military Madness
*Mizubaku Adventure (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Gaiden - Dai-1-shuu (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu II (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Turbo (JPN)
*Momotarou Katsugeki (JPN)
*Monster Pro Wres (JPN)
*Morita Shougi PC (JPN)
*Moto Roader
*Moto Roader II (JPN)
*Mr. Heli no Daibouken (JPN)
*Naxat Open (JPN)
*Naxat Stadium (JPN)
*Nazo no Mascarade (JPN)
*Necros no Yousai (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - PC Bangai Hen (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - Soccer PC Hen (JPN)
*NHK Taiga Drama - Taiheiki (JPN)
*Night Creatures (USA)
*Niko Niko Pun (JPN)
*Ninja Warriors, The (JPN)
*Obocchama-kun (JPN)
*Operation Wolf (JPN)
*Order of the Griffon (USA)
*Ordyne
*Out Live (JPN)
*Override (JPN)
*P-47 - The Freedom Fighter (JPN)
*Pachio-kun - Juuban Shoubu (JPN)
*Parasol Stars - The Story of Bubble Bobble 3
*Parodius Da! - Shinwa kara Owarai e (JPN)
*PC Pachi-Slot Idol Gambler (JPN)
*Power Drift (JPN)
*Power Eleven (JPN)
*Power Gate (JPN)
*Power League '93 (JPN)
*Power League (JPN) (All Star Version)
*Power League 4 (JPN)
*Power League 5 (JPN)
*Power League II (JPN)
*Power League III (JPN)
*Power Tennis (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium '91 (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium (JPN)
*Psycho Chaser (JPN)
*Psychosis / Paranoia
*Puzzle Boy (JPN)
*Puzznic (JPN)
*R-Type
*Rabio Lepus Special (JPN)
*Racing Damashii (JPN)
*Raiden
*Rastan Saga II (JPN)
*Rock-On (JPN)
*Ryuukyuu (JPN)
*Sadakichi 7 Series - Hideyoshi no Ougon (JPN)
*Samurai-Ghost / Genpei Toumaden Ni no Maki
*Sekigahara (JPN)
*Sengoku Mahjong (JPN)
*Shanghai (JPN)
*Shinobi (JPN)
*Shockman / Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman 2 - Aratanaru Teki
*Shougi Shodan Icchokusen (JPN)
*Shougi Shoshinsha Muyou (JPN)
*SideArms - Hyper Dyne
*Silent Debuggers
*Sindibad - Chitei no Daimakyuu (JPN)
*Sinistron / Violent Soldier
*Skweek (JPN)
*Soldier Blade - Special Version (JPN)
*Somer Assault / Mesopotamia
*Son Son II (JPN)
*Space Harrier
*Space Invaders - Fukkatsu no Hi (JPN)
*Spin Pair (JPN)
*Spiral Wave (JPN)
*Stratego (JPN)
*Super Metal Crusher (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu II (JPN)
*Susanoou Densetsu (JPN)
*Tatsujin / Truxton (JPN)
*Tatsunoko Fighter (JPN)
*Ten no Koe Bank (JPN)
*Tenseiryuu - Saint Dragon (JPN)
*Terra Cresta II - Mandoraa no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Thunder Blade (JPN)
*Tiger Road
*Time Cruise / Time Cruise II
*Timeball / Blodia
*Titan (JPN)
*Toy Shop Boys (JPN)
*Tricky Kick / Tricky
*Tsuppari Oozumou - Heisei Ban (JPN)
*Tsuru Teruhito no Jissen Kabushiki Bai Bai Game (JPN)
*Turrican (USA)
*TV Sports Hockey
*Valkyrie no Densetsu (JPN)
*Veigues - Tactical Gladiator
*W-Ring - The Double Rings (JPN)
*Wai Wai Mahjong - Yukai na Janyuu-tachi (JPN)
*Wallaby!! - Usagi no Kuni no Kangaroo Race (JPN)
*Winning Shot (JPN)
*World Circuit (JPN)
*World Class Baseball / Power League
*World Jockey (JPN)
*World Sports Competition / Power Sports
*Yuu Yuu Jinsei - Victory Life (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN) (v1.5)
===SuperGrafx===
*1941 - Counter Attack (JPN)
*Aldynes - The Misson Code for Rage Crisis (JPN)
*Battle Ace (JPN)
*Madou King Granzort (JPN)
===Turbo CD===
Not going there... A lot.

==Super Cassette Vision==
*BASIC Nyuumon
*Dragon Slayer
*Milky Princess
*Rantou Pro-Wrestling
*Shogi Nyuumon

The Spriters Resource/Content Needing Replacement

2024-09-20T13:23:02Z

Yawackhary: The other gems colors of Super Puzzle Fighter are now ripped

List content found on the sites below that needs replacement or improving.

==3DS > Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butouden==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/3ds/dragonballzextremebutoden/sheet/106180/ Support Characters (DLC)]''' - Sheet is missing the "Time Machine" and "See-Through the Invisible Man".

==Arcade > Point Blank==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pointblank/sheet/12144/ Dr Don and Dr Dan]''' - There are a few broken sprites to fix and missing sprites that are mentioned on the sheet to rip. Preferably the sheet should be completely re-ripped.

==Arcade > SegaSonic the Hedgehog==

===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/segasonic/sheet/5891/ Title Screen]''' - It is an old captured and edited sheet from early 2007 that has accuracy issues. Since MAME does not display sprites on the tile viewer on Sega games, it needs to be completely re-ripped from the ROM. Sega System 16 Sprite Viewer may be able to view the sprites.

==Arcade > The Simpsons==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/simpsons/sheet/3/ Homer Simpson]''' - The sheet has an inconsistent palette. This was due to that some sprites were captured while others were tile ripped so it might have to be checked.

==Arcade > Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/6571/ Felicia]''' - Felicia's sprite sheet has nowhere near as many sprites as the other characters, which is lead to believe that it is vastly incomplete.

==Arcade > Marvel Vs. Capcom==

===Fighters===

Every fighter excluding Spider-Man is missing a lot of frames. They are small enough to just be reripped entirely.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/marvelvscapcom/sheet/103253/ Character Select Portraits]''' - Ryu is missing his "Akuma" and "Ken" mode palettes.

==CDI > Link: The Faces of Evil==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/cd_i/linkthefacesofevil/sheet/33520/ Link]''' - Many of Link's frames are missing, mainly the mid air ones.

==DS > Super Mario 64 DS==
Most rips by TJ the Kid need re-ripping: 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6846/ Bob-omb Squad]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6847/ Hide & Boo Seek]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6848/ Lakitu Launch]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6851/ Loves Me]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6845/ Mario's Slides]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6849/ Rec Room] 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6856/ Wanted]''' 
All have white background bleeding into white on sprites.

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6853/ Luigi's Card Games]''' - Some playing cards are missing.

==DS > Sonic Rush==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/sonicrush/sheet/10016/ Introduction]''' - The Sega and Sonic Team logos were badly edited and not represent how they appear in the ROM. Only contains Japanese text. The sheet was an early emulator rip and needs to be redone using modern tools.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery 3==

The entire game needs a re-rip. All of the sheets by Lotos have an incorrect palette caused by the emulator settings. All of the sheets are missing the Game Boy and Super Game Boy variations (all rips are in GBC mode). Mario Gamer's title screen rip is incomplete missing the Japanese and Australian title screens, Mario is edited on the sheet. Only the Super Game Boy Border rip is good.

==Game Boy Advance > Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/khcom/sheet/1047/ Battle Extras]''' - Sheet is completely unorganized, the background is the same color white used in game, and the face portrait for Riku is not present in sheet. Sheet needs to be completely re-ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/incrediblesriseoftheunderminer/sheet/73623/ Frozone]''' - Sheet needs to be reripped entirely, parts of his face on some frames were cut off.

==Game Boy Advance > Mario Tennis: Power Tour==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12288/ Donkey Kong]''' - Needs a re-rip due to multiple errors. There are some stray green pixels on DK that might not be part of the pre-rendered sprites and need checking. Row 4, sprite 5 the tennis racket is cut off. Row 19, sprite 3 is also cut off and need checking. White background on sheet and the 256 color palette of the sprites use this white.

Since the ROM is compressed and NLZ-GBA Advance crashes when attempt to open the ROM, it would have to be done via an emulator.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12286/ Intro]''' - Missing European (Mario Power Tennis) and Japanese (Mario Tennis Advance) title logos. The background is black that affects the sprites.

==Game Boy Advance > Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/starwarsep3/sheet/8625/ Anakin Skywalker]''' - The sheet has a comical error where three of the sprites are broken because the ripper accidentally pasted a cropped screenshot of Anakin getting knocked onto the ground. Since it is a very old sheet (around 2005-2006), preferably needs to be re-ripped entirely.

==Game Boy Advance > Street Fighter Alpha 3==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sfalpha3/sheet/5525/ Character Menu]''' - Missing the portraits for Maki, Eagle, Ingrid, and Yun, who are unlockable characters.

==Genesis > Awesome Possum Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/apkdmb/sheet/24007/ Awesome Possum]''' - The mouth sprites are on a different layer, the mouth should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz-Mania==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/tazmania/ Taz]''' - The eating and holding sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz in Escape from Mars==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/escapefrommars/sheet/18640/ Taz]''' - The eating sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Pico > Sonic's Gameworld==

'''Characters and Minigames''' - Many sprites from the Japanese version are missing, this includes Sonic vs. Robotnik/Eggman. This was due to that the Japanese version was undumped at the time of ripping and there were leftovers in the US version.

==Pico > Tails and the Music Maker==

'''Tails''' - Which of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6154/ two] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/21182/ rips] are the most complete?

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6156/ Misc]''' - The Music Maker sprites need checking, also it is missing the prototype Sonic sprites.

==Playstation > Sonic Wings Special==
The bosses don't need to be reripped, but some of them, like Balbi, has the wrong palettes, same goes for Sturm Waffle G and Manbou. Speaking of palettes, nearly all of them are missing they're alternative stage palettes, the ones that you beat after you completed the game the first time. Le Ostro doesn't have its complete animation for the debris that's destroyed in the first phase, Norvy Novgorod is missing the water effect too.

==Sega Master System > Battlemaniacs==

Besides Pimple, all of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/33110/ current] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/32848/ sheets] were incorrectly ripped and or not completed.

==SNES > Darius Force==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/dariusforce/sheet/77058/ Spiral Snail]''' - The shell attack is missing it's openings, also, the blue effect in the middle shouldn't be in there because that belongs to the blue silver hawk's attack effect.

==SNES > Super Street Fighter II==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/supersf2/sheet/5558/ Portraits]''' - The background causes some of the sprites to be affected that use the same color such as E.Honda's eyes and teeth, T. Hawk's eyes, Dee Jay's eyes and teeth as well as one pose of Fei-Long. Needs re-ripping.

==SNES > Super Metroid==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/smetroid/sheet/1735/ Misc Sprites]''' - This sheet needs to be sorted as it has been ripped from various places in the game such as doors, menus and the HUD without being clear where they go. The ripper even admitted that some of the sprites were guessed.

Tom and Jerry: The Movie (Master System)

2024-08-23T20:59:20Z

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{{Gameinfo
| title= Tom and Jerry: The Movie
| altimage=
| developers= [[:Category:Games developed by SIMS|SIMS]]
| publishers= [[:Category:Games published by Sega|Sega]], [[:Category:Games published by TecToy|TecToy]] (BRZ), [[:Category:Games published by Samsung|Samsung]] (KOR)
| system= Master System
}}
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'''''Tom and Jerry: The Movie''''' is an auto-scrolling side-scrolling platformer developed for the [[Master System]] by [[:Category:Games developed by SIMS|SIMS]] and published by Sega. It was released in Europe, Brazil and South Korea in 1992. Despite the name, it is not connected to either of the two movies.

==Sprite Offsets==
The following are the hexadecimal offsets of various sprites found in the game:

===Playable Characters===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset
|-
| Tom||0x38000 0x3C000
|-
|}

===Non-Playable Characters===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset
|-
| Jerry||0x30000
|}

===Enemies & Objects===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset
|-
| Enemies & Objects||0x246E0
|}

===Background Tiles===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset
|-
| The Kitchen||0x27F40
|-
| The Garden||0x34000
|-
| Downtown||0x29F40
|-
| The Forest||0x2C000
|-
| The Mountains||0x2D400
|-
| The Baby's Room||0x35D40
|-
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset
|-
| Title Screen||0x20000
|-
| Title Cards||0x21E20
|-
| Title Card Text||0x23760
|-
| Font||0x24000
|-
| Energy Bar||0x24600
|-
| Health||0x24660
|-
| Alicesoft Text (Unused)||0x26C80
|-
| Title Screen Font||0x32400
|-
| Game Over||0x3ADC0
|-
|}

 
==VG Resource Pages==
* [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/tomjerrythemovie/ The Spriters Resource]
* [https://www.sounds-resource.com/master_system/tomandjerrythemovie/ The Sounds Resource]

[[Category:Master System Games]]
[[Category:Games published by Sega]]
[[Category:Games published by TecToy]]

The Spriters Resource/Content Needing Replacement

2024-06-03T18:17:40Z

Yawackhary:

List content found on the sites below that needs replacement or improving.

==3DS > Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butouden==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/3ds/dragonballzextremebutoden/sheet/106180/ Support Characters (DLC)]''' - Sheet is missing the "Time Machine" and "See-Through the Invisible Man".

==Arcade > Point Blank==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pointblank/sheet/12144/ Dr Don and Dr Dan]''' - There are a few broken sprites to fix and missing sprites that are mentioned on the sheet to rip. Preferably the sheet should be completely re-ripped.

==Arcade > SegaSonic the Hedgehog==

===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/segasonic/sheet/5891/ Title Screen]''' - It is an old captured and edited sheet from early 2007 that has accuracy issues. Since MAME does not display sprites on the tile viewer on Sega games, it needs to be completely re-ripped from the ROM. Sega System 16 Sprite Viewer may be able to view the sprites.

==Arcade > The Simpsons==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/simpsons/sheet/3/ Homer Simpson]''' - The sheet has an inconsistent palette. This was due to that some sprites were captured while others were tile ripped so it might have to be checked.

==Arcade > Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/27964/ Gems]''' - The sheet only has the gems in the red palette, there are green, blue, and yellow gems also present in the game. It doesn't necessarily require a rerip but rather an addition of these colors in some way.

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/6571/ Felicia]''' - Felicia's sprite sheet has nowhere near as many sprites as the other characters, which is lead to believe that it is vastly incomplete.

==Arcade > Marvel Vs. Capcom==

===Fighters===

Every fighter excluding Spider-Man is missing a lot of frames. They are small enough to just be reripped entirely.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/marvelvscapcom/sheet/103253/ Character Select Portraits]''' - Ryu is missing his "Akuma" and "Ken" mode palettes.

==CDI > Link: The Faces of Evil==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/cd_i/linkthefacesofevil/sheet/33520/ Link]''' - Many of Link's frames are missing, mainly the mid air ones.

==DS > Super Mario 64 DS==
Most rips by TJ the Kid need re-ripping: 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6846/ Bob-omb Squad]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6847/ Hide & Boo Seek]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6848/ Lakitu Launch]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6851/ Loves Me]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6845/ Mario's Slides]''' 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6849/ Rec Room] 
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6856/ Wanted]''' 
All have white background bleeding into white on sprites.

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6853/ Luigi's Card Games]''' - Some playing cards are missing.

==DS > Sonic Rush==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/sonicrush/sheet/10016/ Introduction]''' - The Sega and Sonic Team logos were badly edited and not represent how they appear in the ROM. Only contains Japanese text. The sheet was an early emulator rip and needs to be redone using modern tools.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery 3==

The entire game needs a re-rip. All of the sheets by Lotos have an incorrect palette caused by the emulator settings. All of the sheets are missing the Game Boy and Super Game Boy variations (all rips are in GBC mode). Mario Gamer's title screen rip is incomplete missing the Japanese and Australian title screens, Mario is edited on the sheet. Only the Super Game Boy Border rip is good.

==Game Boy Advance > Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/khcom/sheet/1047/ Battle Extras]''' - Sheet is completely unorganized, the background is the same color white used in game, and the face portrait for Riku is not present in sheet. Sheet needs to be completely re-ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/incrediblesriseoftheunderminer/sheet/73623/ Frozone]''' - Sheet needs to be reripped entirely, parts of his face on some frames were cut off.

==Game Boy Advance > Mario Tennis: Power Tour==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12288/ Donkey Kong]''' - Needs a re-rip due to multiple errors. There are some stray green pixels on DK that might not be part of the pre-rendered sprites and need checking. Row 4, sprite 5 the tennis racket is cut off. Row 19, sprite 3 is also cut off and need checking. White background on sheet and the 256 color palette of the sprites use this white.

Since the ROM is compressed and NLZ-GBA Advance crashes when attempt to open the ROM, it would have to be done via an emulator.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12286/ Intro]''' - Missing European (Mario Power Tennis) and Japanese (Mario Tennis Advance) title logos. The background is black that affects the sprites.

==Game Boy Advance > Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/starwarsep3/sheet/8625/ Anakin Skywalker]''' - The sheet has a comical error where three of the sprites are broken because the ripper accidentally pasted a cropped screenshot of Anakin getting knocked onto the ground. Since it is a very old sheet (around 2005-2006), preferably needs to be re-ripped entirely.

==Game Boy Advance > Street Fighter Alpha 3==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sfalpha3/sheet/5525/ Character Menu]''' - Missing the portraits for Maki, Eagle, Ingrid, and Yun, who are unlockable characters.

==Genesis > Awesome Possum Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/apkdmb/sheet/24007/ Awesome Possum]''' - The mouth sprites are on a different layer, the mouth should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz-Mania==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/tazmania/ Taz]''' - The eating and holding sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz in Escape from Mars==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/escapefrommars/sheet/18640/ Taz]''' - The eating sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Pico > Sonic's Gameworld==

'''Characters and Minigames''' - Many sprites from the Japanese version are missing, this includes Sonic vs. Robotnik/Eggman. This was due to that the Japanese version was undumped at the time of ripping and there were leftovers in the US version.

==Pico > Tails and the Music Maker==

'''Tails''' - Which of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6154/ two] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/21182/ rips] are the most complete?

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6156/ Misc]''' - The Music Maker sprites need checking, also it is missing the prototype Sonic sprites.

==Playstation > Sonic Wings Special==
The bosses don't need to be reripped, but some of them, like Balbi, has the wrong palettes, same goes for Sturm Waffle G and Manbou. Speaking of palettes, nearly all of them are missing they're alternative stage palettes, the ones that you beat after you completed the game the first time. Le Ostro doesn't have its complete animation for the debris that's destroyed in the first phase, Norvy Novgorod is missing the water effect too.

==Sega Master System > Battlemaniacs==

Besides Pimple, all of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/33110/ current] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/32848/ sheets] were incorrectly ripped and or not completed.

==SNES > Darius Force==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/dariusforce/sheet/77058/ Spiral Snail]''' - The shell attack is missing it's openings, also, the blue effect in the middle shouldn't be in there because that belongs to the blue silver hawk's attack effect.

==SNES > Super Street Fighter II==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/supersf2/sheet/5558/ Portraits]''' - The background causes some of the sprites to be affected that use the same color such as E.Honda's eyes and teeth, T. Hawk's eyes, Dee Jay's eyes and teeth as well as one pose of Fei-Long. Needs re-ripping.

==SNES > Super Metroid==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/smetroid/sheet/1735/ Misc Sprites]''' - This sheet needs to be sorted as it has been ripped from various places in the game such as doors, menus and the HUD without being clear where they go. The ripper even admitted that some of the sprites were guessed.

TiledGGD

2024-05-14T17:18:14Z

Yawackhary:

'''TiledGGD''' is a modded and an English translated version of GGD done by Barubary. GGD is a Japanese sprite ripping tool that while has a steeper difficulty curve when compared to [[Tile Molester]] or [[YY-CHR]], it can be used to rip from games that the others could not providing that they are not compressed.

There is a forked version called TiledGGD (PE) done by [[puggsoy]] that fixes a few issues that the program has such as endian mixup. You can get it here: https://github.com/puggsoy/tiledggd-pe-/releases

==Supported Systems==

*[[Arcade]]
*[[Atari 5200]]
*[[Game Boy Advance]]
*[[Nintendo DS]]
*[[PC]]
*[[PlayStation]]
*[[PlayStation 2]]
*[[PlayStation Portable]]
*[[Sega Genesis]] - Can be used to rip games such as Outlander (driving stages)
*[[Sega Saturn]] - When using savestates from Yabause/Yaba Sanshiro.
*[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] - Palette and Mode-7 effects only
*[[Virtual Boy]] - Some games such as Golf/T&E Golf

{{Ripping Applications}}

[[Category:Ripping Tools]]

Ripping Sprites

2024-05-10T19:41:21Z

Yawackhary: Started rewording, less Nintendo focused and more general

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Depending on what system, what game, and how the game stores its files, ripping sprites may be different between each console. There are many different formats that store images, and many different ways to extract those images from the format.

===ROM Extraction===

Every system has a different way of storing graphics data, and often times there exist many, many alternative graphics encoding formats even on the same console.

For systems like Atari 5200, [[NES]], [[Game Boy]]/Game Boy Color, [[Master System]]/[[Game Gear]] graphics can be viewed alongside the ROM data in a tile viewer such as [[Tile Molester]], [[YY-CHR]] or [[TiledGGD]]. For disc based systems, it would be looking at an ISO or a BIN file. Tiles may appear to be missing as they are reused and arranging them is like a puzzle or a jigsaw.

Downside to this is that many games have compression or have an unusual way of storing the sprites meaning that it may or may not be possible to rip. [[Genesis]] games in particular have this issue.

====Savestates====

A variation of the above using savestates or snapshots from an emulator. Some systems such as the [[Amiga]], it is more successful ripping from savestates via Maptapper rather than ripping from an .adf or a WHDLoad file, the same with [[Commodore 64]] and [[Commodore 16]] where ripping tools are designed around savestates than tapes, disks or cartridges.

Downside is that ripping from a savestate may not display all the graphics in the game and may need to make multiple savestates. This is more of an issue regarding systems such as [[Genesis]], [[SNES]], [[Game Boy Advance]] where a savestate may only hold one character frame or only what is on screen at the time of making the savestate.

===File Extraction===

More advanced systems like Wii, GameCube, DS, and 3DS as well as [[PC]] and [[Mobile]] in general, the game files are stored specifically as a filesystem. These filesystems can be extracted with certain programs, such as Dolphin (GameCube) and Tinkle (DS), to reveal files like texture.BFRES. For PC, the filesystem is instead a folder based structure unless the game only as an .exe file.

Some of these file extensions / formats are heavily documented and in the cases of PC and Mobile may also be in a PNG or BMP file, already supported in image editors. Some file types are unknown and are not able to be easily extracted without reverse-engineering the file format. Try searching for the file format first. As warning, some files may have a common filename such as BIN but would not be the same format.

Mobile games may also require the Internet running to download additional data/updates as the .apk may only have the basics required to open the game.

===Graphics Viewers in an Emulator===

Some systems have emulators that include tile viewers, sprite viewers, background viewers, palette viewers. This is a more simpler way of ripping from older consoles. Emulators such as [[BizHawk]] cover multiple systems.

Depending on system, these may not be strictly a tile/sprite based viewer. Computers such as [[ZX Spectrum]] does not have any sprites at all and graphics are stored via bitplanes.

===Editors===

In some cases, an editor can be used to rip graphics. Examples include LunarMagic for [[Super Mario World]] and KiddEd for [[Alex Kidd in Miracle World]].

Places such as Romhacking.net can be used to search for game based editors.

===Tools===

Some games require an external tool to rip. This also include games that have compression where a decompressor can be used so it can be viewed in a tile viewer.

Try searching for the game online to see if there is a ripping tool, often the tool or the source code would be found on GitHub or similar sites. Some programming knowledge might be needed to either rip or able to use the tool. Python or Lua scripting may also be required to learn.

In rare cases, a tool may have to be paid for.

===Texture Dumping===

A few emulators, notably [[Dolphin]] for GameCube and Wii or PPSSPP for [[PSP]], have features to dump textures in PNG format into a folder as the game uses them. For title screens, image based text and any 2D based element such as menus and HUD is suitable for The Spriters Resource while 3D textures (from character models and surroundings) are for The Textures Resource.

===Screenshots===

This was the traditional way of sprite ripping aka capturing. Programs such as ScreenGet and [https://spritedatabase.net/download AnimGet] automatically take screenshots and using an image editor crop sprites out of them. Early rips used this method and it is best if the background layers are removed with a background color that does not clash with the sprite.

Downside to screenshot ripping is there is no guarantee that all the sprites are shown in game, some may also be cut off that would be shown in full using another method. Early rips may also be edited to remove the background, this may not match the sprite and may have leftovers or removed too much of the sprite.

In rare cases, screenshotting might still be the easiest way of ripping especially if the file format is unknown, cannot be viewed in a tile viewer at all, no tool exists and the emulator has no ripping features.

==After Ripping==

In a majority of cases, an image editor is required whether it is taken from a sprite viewer via an emulator, tiles extracted from a tile viewer or screenshots. This is so the sprites can be sheeted.

Some rippers use [[MSPaint]], but some say its colors are not always accurate and instead recommend programs like Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, GraphicsGale and Paint.net. Further, some rippers use SpriteSheeter, [https://spritedatabase.net/download SpriteTracer] or other tools specialized for sprite sheets.

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[[Category:The Resource Basics]]

MAME

2024-05-10T16:49:48Z

Yawackhary: added SteveMoody's MAME gfxsave fork

'''MAME''' (originally stood for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator) is a multi-platform emulator that its main focus is accuracy and preservation. As the MAME Team once said, getting the games to work is a ''side effect''.

Originally MAME could emulate just arcade games since there was an emulator that had the same focus as MAME that did consoles and computers known as MESS. MESS merged into MAME after the latter was about to be discontinued but a few passionate members saved the project and many arcade chips shared with console chips. Now MAME can emulate arcades, consoles, computers, slot/fruit machines, other gambling machines, LCD handhelds such as the Game & Watch and what Tiger worked on, even other types of equipment such as chess machines, popcorn machines and Android phones. Basically anything that has a processor inside.

While MAME does push for accuracy, there are issues with the games and not everything is accurate or indeed playable. A majority of the 2D arcade games that MAME emulates accurately however there are still games that aren't emulated well due to copy protection, a hard to emulate feature or just missing parts of an arcade machine that have yet to be found. An example, the System 32 have graphical glitches in some games and it is unknown why it glitches. Many have also taken years to emulate properly such as the Galeco games, PGM2, the copy protection in Taito games such as Operation Wolf, games by TAD/Seibu Kaihatsu (that weren't Cabal, Blood Bros or Dynamite Duke) and some still do not work such as Seibu Cup Soccer. For 3D however it is an entirely different case. Many 3D games require computers that are really powerful and some so far can not run the games at full speed, they are also not as emulated so they might have bugs, graphical glitches or crashes. Some like the Hyper Neo Geo 64 are very hard to emulate due to the design of the machine.

==Usage==

Originally MAME was a command-line program meaning that it can be tricky to set up however a frontend was created to make it easier. There are alternative frontends such as QMC2 and forks of MAME such as MAMEUI to make it easier to set up. If you want to play, it is recommendable that you have the latest version due to ongoing improvements.

If you are sprite ripping, there are builds of MAME where it dumps the tile viewer:
*There is a fork using version 0.129 that saves tiles into BMP files however it is an old version from 2009 so finding ROMS that work are harder and compatibility is '''much''' lower than the recent versions.
*MAME gfxsave is a fork using version 0.234 [https://mega.nz/file/PTIUhJbT#XVHRPL3ZPxywTdmVFmcd5hml-vdHePoqohawaDBSVEg].

Since MAME can change the ROMS over time and new versions use the new ROM dumps, you would have to update them.

==Currently supported systems==

Naming all the systems that MAME can emulate is very long so the focus on here are the consoles, computers and the arcade side of MAME rather than the other electronics that it can emulate and ones that are emulated well enough.

*[[Acorn Archimedes]]
*[[Acorn Electron]]
*[[Amiga CD32]]
*[[Apple II]]
*[[Apple Macintosh]]
*[[Amstrad CPC]]
*[[Arcade]] - Up to the Chihiro system used in OutRun 2 for 3D and the PGM2 for 2D in terms of games that boot up/work. While MAME does have dumps from later arcade machines, they are '''not working''' and might take years to do so. The latest arcade games that MAME supports and works are the CAVE shoot em ups such as Akai Katana.
*[[Atari Lynx]]
*[[BBC Micro]]
*[[Casio PV-1000]]
*[[ColecoVision]]
*[[Commodore 64]] - MAME can also emulate its unreleased update the Commodore 65.
*[[Dragon 32]]
*[[Fairchild Channel F]]
*[[FM Towns]]
*[[Gamate]]
*[[Game Boy]]
*[[Game Boy Advance]]
*[[Game Master]]
*[[Intellivision]]
*[[Magnavox Odyssey²]]
*[[Master System]]
*[[Mega Duck]]
*[[MSX]]
*[[NEC PC-FX]]
*[[Neo Geo]]
*[[Nintendo Entertainment System]] - Also the Play-Choice 10 and the VS arcade variations.
*[[PC]]
*[[Philips CD-i]]
*[[PlayStation]]
*[[SAM Coupe]]
*[[Sega Genesis]] - Also the Mega-Tech and the Mega Play arcade variations, they aren't fully working due to an issue.
*[[Sega Saturn]] - Also its arcade counterpart, the STV.
*[[Super A'Can]]
*[[Super Cassette Vision]]
*[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] - Also its arcade counterpart Nintendo Super System.
*[[Supervision]]
*[[Tatung Einstein]]
*[[TRS-80 Color Computer]]
*[[TurboGrafx-16]] - Also the Tourvision arcade where it is similar to the Play-Choice 10 or the Mega-Tech.
*[[ZX Spectrum]]

Some like the Apple II are considered the go to emulator because of its accuracy and in a few cases, MAME is your only option in emulating these systems. Many of the consoles and computers that MAME emulates however is recommended to go for other emulators due to compatibility, sprite ripping features or easier to use such as the NES, SNES or the Genesis. Some like the Nintendo 64, PlayStation 2, GameCube and the Xbox are at a very early state.

==External links==
* [http://mamedev.org/index.php Official MAME Website]

[[Category:Emulators]]

Arcade

2024-05-10T15:20:23Z

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[[File:ArcadeMK.jpg|350px|right]]
An '''arcade''' game is a specialized coin-operated video game machine, usually comprised of a cabinet, motherboard, monitor, and joystick controls. Each manufacturer would create its own specialized board to run games.

Arcade games were very popular during the '80s and '90s, and struggle to survive through the 21st century. Today, traditional arcade machines are fairly uncommon and most venues have replaced these units with redemption machines, which yielded increased profits.

==Ripping Tools==

Like with ripping from PC games, ripping from Arcade games is on a case-by-case basis. Depending on which board the game you want to rip is, some tools will be more useful than others.

===WinKawaks===

WinKawaks is an emulator that plays games from the CPS1, CPS2, and the Neo-Geo Arcade boards. It also features some debug tools, useful for ripping sprites. You can download it [http://cps2shock.emu-france.info/ Here].

To rip sprites, you must boot up the game of your choice and play it to the point where the sprites you want are. Then, pause the emulation with the "Enter" button (not required, but recommended).

NOTE: DO NOT resize or maximize the emulator window.

Before you get to the ripping, choose the menu "Video > Set background color...", then set the color to something other than black (I suggest pink since it gives a better contrast). From here, you have two methods for ripping the sprites.

====The Shots Factory====

Choose the menu "Tools > Shot factory" (or press "CTRL+F"):

[[File:WinKawaks1.png|center]]

The pop-up window will appear above the main window, so you'll need to manually move it to someplace so you can see the main window.

# This white area lists all sprites currently on the screen;
# These three buttons allows you to enable or disable the background/HUD layers. For CPS games the three buttons will be available, while for Neo Geo games only the 8x8 button will be available.
# These two buttons allows you to take screenshots;
# This button allows you to step a frame on the emulation. Useful if you're trying to get a complete animation;
# Once you select any sprites listed on the white area, you can use these buttons to enable or disable them.
# Checking this box will make the sprite blink on the main window once you select it in the white area. Useful for identifying which sprites are which.

The Shots factory is mostly useful for ripping backgrounds and simpler animations. If you want to rip fighting game characters or those multi-layered bosses, the second method is recommended.

====The Tile Viewer====

Choose the menu "Tools > Tileviewer" (or press "CTRL+T"):

[[File:WinKawaks2.png|center]]

Much like the Shots Factory, the pop-up window will appear above the main window, so move it elsewhere. The first thing you will notice is that the game screen will be replaced by the game's tiles.

# This box lets you choose the tile size. 8x8 is used by the game's HUD, while 16x16 is where most sprites are. The 32x32 will only appear for CPS games, and is mostly used by background tiles;
# These two boxes allow you to flip the tiles horizontally or vertically. You'll probably never use these, so just ignore them;
# What you will see on the main window will depend if the game is CPS or Neo Geo. For CPS games, you scroll through the tiles vertically, while on Neo Geo games you scroll through them horizontally. This slider allows you to set the number of columns (for CPS games) or rows (for Neo Geo games) which are displayed. For older Neo Geo games, you should set this to "1", while for newer Neo Geo games you may want to get as more rows as possible. As for CPS games, generally the sprites are already organized, so you should leave this on the default number unless you know what you're doing (some CPS games may require you to double or halve the number of columns to display the sprites properly);
# This slider allows you to scroll through the tiles;
# This slider scrolls through the palettes;
# Once you select any of the sliders (just click them), you can use these buttons to easily scroll them without having to drag them with the mouse. This is highly recommended, especially for finding palettes. Alternatively, you can use the arrow keys on your keyboard, which is much easier than clicking the buttons continuously.

NOTE: You won't be able to find the correct palettes if what you're trying to rip was not currently on the screen before you entered the Tile Viewer.

===MAME===
[[File:MAME Bosconian - Star Destroyer (new version) (bosco) 10 7 2020 3 07 38 PM.png|thumb|An example of viewing graphics in MAME of the game Bosconian.]]
In MAME, a sprite viewer can be accessed through the following sequence: Press F4 (or fn+F4 on certain laptops) to bring up a palette viewer, and while on the palette viewer, press Enter to access the sprite viewer. Use the up and down keys to scroll through the sprites in the current graphic bank, left and right to switch palettes, [ and ] to switch graphic banks, and the R key to rotate the sprites in the viewer by 90 degrees. You can also press Enter to switch to backgrounds if you want to rip them.

Because there's no way to directly save the sprites displayed in the sprite viewer, you must downsize the sprites in the viewer by resizing the window or pressing the - and = keys to change the number of sprites on each row, followed by pressing the PrtScn key to save the window to the clipboard. Afterwards, they can be pasted into a graphics editor and assembled into sheets from there. In recent versions of MAME, the pixel scaling is not locked to displaying the sprites at their intended sizes, so Shift must be held while pressing - and = in the graphics viewer to preserve the pixel sizes (or pressing Shift+0 on smaller windows) to display the sprites correctly.

Not all games can be ripped with this method, only if they use a tile-based system, and sometimes it is just the background tiles. Some arcade systems such as the Neo Geo and many Sega arcade games either don't display the palette viewer or just the palette viewer.

If you prefer ripping from screenshots, frame-advance and rewind keys can be mapped to capture animations while the game is paused. F12 is the default key for screenshots, but you may have to adjust screenshot settings so the captures are clean and in the game's 1:1 pixel resolution.

===MAME gfxsave===
A fork of the above using version 0.234 [https://mega.nz/file/PTIUhJbT#XVHRPL3ZPxywTdmVFmcd5hml-vdHePoqohawaDBSVEg]. Follow the instructions above to access the viewers then press F12 (or fn+F12) on either the palette viewer, tile viewer or tilemap/background viewer to export the tiles/palettes/tilemaps to their own images split by different palettes on tiles. The data is saved to a gfxsave/<romname> folder within the MAME folder.

Exporting the tiles might be glitchy depending on game and setting. It is recommended to have/leave it on window mode and not to scroll down on the tile viewer otherwise the tiles will be cut off. There is also an error message saying: "Error opening translation file: English" that might pop up from time to time.

Like the main version of MAME, not all arcade games can be ripped with this method.

===Sega System 16 Sprite Viewer===

Despite the name, the sprite viewer was made using information from disassembling OutRun. This can rip OutRun, Super Hang-On, After Burner, and some of the System 16 library. It is a command-line based tool and requires knowledge of the sprite banks that were used, they are listed as mpr and then a number at the end. The files have to be unzipped and then load 4 sprite banks at a time to view the sprites. The sprites can be saved as a BMP file.

Apart from OutRun, the sprites have no palettes so they have to be recolored.

===Artmoney===

===[http://nebula.emulatronia.com/ Nebula]===
Similar to WinKawaks but lacks a noticeable Tile Viewer and with a different Shot Factory.

==Recommended Emulators==

===MAME/MAMEUI===

See [[MAME|here]] for more info.

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Consoles]]

Commodore 16

2024-05-06T17:52:08Z

Yawackhary:

The '''Commodore 16''' also known as the Commodore plus/4 is a home computer made by Commodore. It was meant to be a budget computer with a higher color palette than the C64 but could also do business software. The problem was due to Jack Tremiel leaving, the company did not know what to do with the home computer. It failed in the US and much of Europe due to its overheating chip, various problems with the computer and competed against the Commodore 64 in the US. As a result, it got very little support from developers with the known publishers of the time such as Ocean only releasing a few games when compared to the competition. Surprisingly the home computer did very well in Mexico and Hungary with many games developed there, the latter was also used as a educational computer like the [[BBC Micro]] or the [[Apple II]]. Novotrade, developers of Ecco the Dolphin started on this machine.

There are several models of the computer:

'''Commodore 16''' is the main version of the computer with 16kb of memory. On tSR this is listed as its name due to the games themselves were designed for this model. 
'''Commodore plus/4''' (originally 264) has 64kb of memory and a built in office suite. 
'''Commodore 116''' is the original intended version of the Commodore 16 with a rubber keyboard since the computer was inspired by the [[ZX Spectrum]]. It was only officially released in Germany but some were imported to Hungary. 
'''Commodore 232''' has 32kb of memory. Was not released with a few prototypes that got made. 
'''Commodore V364''' was designed as a premium plus/4 with a built in speech synthesis chip and a keypad. Was not released.

==Ripping Tools==

Since the computer does not support sprites, all the graphics are technically part of the character set. Like the [[Commodore 64]], it supports both monochrome and multi-color modes.

===C64 Sprite / CharSet Ripper===

Sprites from C16 games can be ripped using savestates from VICE making it easier to sprite rip. There is a downside and that is because the tool was designed for the Commodore 64 rather than the Commodore 16, it means that the boundaries go out of range and sprites get missed. This requires hacking into the ROM, removing sections and hope that the tool can read the sprites.

===CharPad C16 Pro===

CharPad is a C16 character set editor that can import snapshots from VICE that can rip tiles or sprites that are classed as a character set. Unlike using C64 Sprite / CharSet Ripper, no offset adjusting is required.

The software is paid only.

==Recommended Emulators==

===VICE===

VICE can emulate the Commodore 16 (listed as plus4) as a separate emulator.

===YAPE===

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Computers]]

Game Boy Advance

2024-04-07T11:31:11Z

Yawackhary:

{{WIP}}
{{Stub}}

[[File:GBA.jpg|300px|right|link=]]
The '''Game Boy Advance''' is a handheld game console created by Nintendo and released in 2001. It is often described as a portable [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] due to its many ports.

==Ripping Tools==
===NLZ-GBA Advance===
NLZ-GBA Advance can view uncompressed sprites and compressed sprites that uses LZ77 compression. Sprites can be saved as a bitmap.

The downside to this tool is that it is very crash prone and can only decompress one form of compression, so not every compressed game supports this. Also at one point, importing a palette was considered however the options are grayed out meaning that you have to know the manual palette offset.

==Suggested Emulators==

===mGBA===
mGBA is a GBA emulator that is considered fast and accurate. It includes a sprite viewer, tile viewer, map viewer, palette viewer, memory viewer and can disable layers. Sprites, tiles, maps and palettes can also be exported, palettes can also be used with [[YY-CHR]] for ROM ripping. It can also run Game Boy and Game Boy Color games.

mGBA also supports some GBA games that use features and addons such as the Solar Sensor for the Boktai games or BattleChip Gate for the later Mega Man Battle Network games as well as able to connect to [[Dolphin]] for games that support GameCube to GBA connectivity such as Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures.

===VisualBoyAdvance-M===
VBA-M is an updated version of Visual Boy Advance and useful for sprite rippers, due to its vast amount of features such as tile viewing, hex viewer, layer disabling and more. This also makes a good emulator for Game Boy and Game Boy Color games.

(''todo: explain how to use it to rip sprites using the menus and disabling layers. link to animget for layer disable tutorial.'')

In the past Visual Boy Advance is recommended however it is discovered that there is a vulnerability that could affect your computer with malware if cheats are used so be careful if you use the emulator.

===[[BizHawk]]===
BizHawk uses an older version of mGBA as its core.

==Specific Game Pages==
<DynamicPageList>
category = Game Boy Advance Games
ordermethod = sortkey
order = ascending
</DynamicPageList>

{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Consoles]]

Super Monkey Ball Jr.

2024-04-06T19:30:56Z

Yawackhary: Quite a fair few GBA games use 3D, mainly FPS and racing. Also fixed broken link

{{Gameinfo
| title= Super Monkey Ball Jr.
| developer= Realism
| publishers= THQ (US), Infogrames (EU)
| system= Game Boy Advance
}}
'''''Super Monkey Ball Jr.''''' is a platform game, part of the Super Monkey Ball series, developed by Realism and published by THQ for the Game Boy Advance. It is one of the games on the system that makes use of its 3D graphics capabilities. Also it is one of few games in the series that did not get a release in Japan.

==Information==
The following is a consolidation of romhacking-related forum posts by Yoshimaster96, in order of date posted.
* [https://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=19048 GBA 3D model data (SMBJR)]
* [https://gbatemp.net/threads/super-monkey-ball-jr-hacking-help.377167 Super Monkey Ball Jr. Hacking Help!]
* [http://kuribo64.net/board/thread.php?id=2114 Let's Hack Super Monkey Ball Jr.!]
* [https://www.smwcentral.net/?p=viewthread&t=81682 SMBJR Hacking!]
* [https://www.smwcentral.net/?p=viewthread&t=83238 JRSPLIT: Super Monkey Ball JR ROM splitting utility]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20210210231559/http://smbhd.rf.gd/?page=thread&id=5&i=1 Super Monkey Ball Jr. Hacking Information]

==Sprite Offsets==
The following are the hexadecimal offsets of various sprites found in the game:
===Misc===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset (US) !! Hex Offset (EUR)
|-
| Circle & Stars||0x0782A8||TBA
|-
| Unknown & Stars||0x092190||TBA
|-
| Unknown (Bell?)||0x1AB664||TBA
|-
| Shadow||0x1D410 0x34623C||TBA
|-
| Box||0x1ECEEC||TBA
|-
| Unknown Character||0x242EE4||TBA
|-
| Unknown Character||0x2DB88C||TBA
|-
| Unknown (Bumper?)||0x2E1244||TBA
|-
| Multiplayer Indicators||0x378B18||TBA
|-
|}

==VG Resource Pages==
* [https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/supermonkey/ The Spriters Resource]
* [https://www.models-resource.com/game_boy_advance/supermonkey/ The Models Resource]

[[Category:Games published by THQ]]
[[Category:Games published by Infogrames]]

Category:Games developed by Rebellion

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[[Category:Developers|Rebellion]]

Smuggler's Run (GBA)

2024-04-06T18:11:29Z

Yawackhary:

{{Gameinfo
| title= Smuggler's Run
| developer= Rebellion
| publisher= Destination Software
| system= Game Boy Advance
}}
{{stub}}
'''''Smuggler's Run''''' is a mission based racing game that was developed by Rebellion and published by Destination Software. It was first released for Game Boy Advance on September 25, 2002.

==Sprite Offsets==
The following are the hexadecimal offsets of various sprites found in the game:

===Playable Characters===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Vehicle || Hex Offsets (US) !! Hex Offsets (EUR)
|-
| Buggy||0x1355E0||0x14CA98
|-
| Military Vehicle||0x1B31C0||0x1B2678
|-
| Trophy Truck||0x1FB380||0x202838
|-
| UFO||0x28B400||0x2928B8
|-
|}

===Enemies===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Vehicle || Hex Offsets (US) !! Hex Offsets (EUR)
|-
| Buggy||0x15560||0x1CA18
|-
| Military Vehicle||0x5D580||0x64A38
|-
| Enemy 3 (Van?)||0xA55A0||0xACA58
|-
| Trophy Truck||0xED5C0||0xF4A78
|-
|}

===Misc===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type || Hex Offsets (USA) !! Hex Offsets (EUR)
|-
| Tires||0x2A3480||0x2AA938
|-
|}

==Ripping Tools==
*[[YY-CHR]]

==VG Resource Pages==
* [https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/smugglersrun/ The Spriters Resource]

Smuggler's Run (GBA)

2024-04-05T21:39:50Z

Yawackhary: Created page with "{{Gameinfo | title= Smuggler's Run | developer= Rebellion | publisher= Destination Software | system= Game Boy Advance }} {{stub}} '''''Smuggler's Run'''''..."

{{Gameinfo
| title= Smuggler's Run
| developer= Rebellion
| publisher= Destination Software
| system= Game Boy Advance
}}
{{stub}}
'''''Smuggler's Run''''' is a mission based racing game that was developed by Rebellion and published by Destination Software. It was first released for Game Boy Advance on September 25, 2002.

==Sprite Offsets==
The following are the hexadecimal offsets of various sprites found in the game:

===Playable Characters===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Vehicle || Hex Offsets (US) !! Hex Offsets (EUR)
|-
| Buggy||0x1355E0||TBA
|-
| Military Vehicle||0x1B31C0||TBA
|-
| Trophy Truck||0x1FB380||TBA
|-
| UFO||0x28B400||TBA
|-
|}

===Enemies===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Vehicle || Hex Offsets (US) !! Hex Offsets (EUR)
|-
| Buggy||0x15560||TBA
|-
| Military Vehicle||0x5D580||TBA
|-
| Enemy 3 (Van?)||0xA55A0||TBA
|-
| Trophy Truck||0xED5C0||TBA
|-
|}

===Misc===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type || Hex Offsets (USA) !! Hex Offsets (EUR)
|-
| Tires||0x2A3480||TBA
|-
|}

==Ripping Tools==
*[[YY-CHR]]

==VG Resource Pages==
* [https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/smugglersrun/ The Spriters Resource]

Sonic Advance

2024-04-05T18:07:36Z

Yawackhary:

{{Gameinfo
| title= Sonic Advance
| altimage= Sonic Advance - Boxart.png
| developers= [[:Category:Games developed by Sonic Team|Sonic Team]], [[:Category:Games developed by Dimps|Dimps]]
| publishers= [[:Category:Games published by Sega|Sega]], [[:Category:Games published by THQ|THQ]] (US), [[:Category:Games published by Infogrames|Infogrames]] (EU)
| system= Game Boy Advance
}}
{{stub}}
'''''Sonic Advance''''' is a side-scrolling platformer developed for the [[Game Boy Advance]] by [[:Category:Games developed by Sonic Team|Sonic Team]] and [[:Category:Games developed by Dimps|Dimps]], published by Sega, and was released in Japan on December 20, 2001, February 3, 2002 in North America, and March 8, 2002 in Europe.

==Palette Offsets==
The following are the decimal offsets of various palettes found in the game.

===Playable Characters:===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset !! Decimal Offset
|-
| Sonic the Hedgehog||0x11A854||1157204
|-
| Sonic the Hedgehog (Effects)||0x11A874||1157236
|-
| Miles "Tails" Prower (Gray Outline)||0x11A894||1157268
|-
| Miles "Tails" Prower (Black Outline)||0x11A8B4||1157300
|-
| Miles "Tails" Prower (Corkscrew Run)||0x11A8D4||1157332
|-
| Knuckles the Echidna||0x11A8F4||1157364
|-
| Knuckles the Echidna (Effects)||0x11A914||1157396
|-
| Amy Rose||0x11A934||1157428
|-
| Amy Rose (Corkscrew Run)||0x11A954||1157460
|-
| Super Sonic (Low Glow)||0x11A974||1157492
|-
| Super Sonic (Medium Glow)||0x11A994||1157524
|-
| Super Sonic||0x11A9B4||1157556
|-
| Super Sonic (High Glow)||0x11A9D4||1157588
|-
| Super Sonic (Effects 1)||0x11A9F4||1157620
|-
| Super Sonic (Effects 2)||0x11AA14||1157652
|}

==Sprite Offsets==
The following are the hexadecimal offsets of various sprites found in the game:

===Playable Characters===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset (JPN) !! Hex Offset (US) !! Hex Offset (EUR)
|-
| Sonic the Hedgehog||0x11E25C||TBA||0x121F74
|-
| Miles "Tails" Prower||0x18F61C||TBA||0x193334
|-
| Knuckles the Echidna||0x21D37C||TBA||0x221094
|-
| Amy Rose||0x296A3C||TBA||0x29A754
|-
| Super Sonic?||0x31655C||TBA||0x31A274
|}

===Bosses===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character || Hex Offset (JPN) !! Hex Offset (US) !! Hex Offset (EUR)
|-
| Mecha Knuckles||0x39107C||TBA||0x394D94
|-
|}

 
==VG Resource Pages==
* [https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sonicadv/ The Spriters Resource]
* [https://www.sounds-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sonicadvance/ The Sounds Resource]

[[Category:Sonic the Hedgehog Games]]
[[Category:Game Boy Advance Games]]
[[Category:Games published by Sega]]
[[Category:Games published by THQ]]
[[Category:Games published by Infogrames]]

Sega Rally Championship (GBA)

2024-04-05T17:17:19Z

Yawackhary:

{{Gameinfo
| title= Sega Rally Championship
| developers= Sega Rosso, Dice
| publishers= [[:Category:Games published by Sega|Sega]], [[:Category:Games published by Infogrames|Infogrames]] (EU)
| system= Game Boy Advance
}}
{{stub}}
''Not to be confused with Sega Rally Championship (Arcade, Saturn and PC).''

'''''Sega Rally Championship''''' is a racing game that was developed by Sega Rosso and Dice (no relation to the Swedish developer of the same name), it was published by Sega and Infogrames in Europe. It was first released for Game Boy Advance on December 19, 2002.

==Sprite Offsets==
The following are the hexadecimal offsets of various sprites found in the game:

===Cars===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Car || Hex Offsets (JPN) !! Hex Offsets (EUR)
|-
| Lancia Stratos||0x52289C 0x5C389C 0x60D09C||0x52818A 0x5E018A 0x63418A
|-
| Lancia Delta||0x53989C 0x5CE09C 0x61789C||0x53F18A 0x5EA98A 0x63E98A
|-
| Toyota Celica||0x55089C 0x5D889C 0x62209C||0x55618A 0x5F518A 0x64918A
|-
| Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII||0x56789C 0x5E309C 0x62C89C||0x56D18A 0x5FF98A 0x65398A
|-
| Subaru Impreza||0x57E89C 0x5ED89C 0x63709C||0x58418A 0x60A18A 0x65E18A
|-
| Toyota Corolla||0x59589C 0x5F809C 0x64189C||0x59B18A 0x61498A 0x66898A
|-
| Ford Focus||0x5AC89C 0x60289C 0x64C09C||0x5B218A 0x61F18A 0x67318A
|-
| Peugeot 206 WRC||N/A||0x5C918A 0x62998A 0x67D98A
|-
|}

Peugeot 206 WRC does not appear in the Japanese version, this was added in the US and European versions of the game.

 

==Ripping Tools==
*[[YY-CHR]]

==Notes==
*The game contains a vast amount of duplicate sprites regarding fonts and menus. The Sega and Sega Rosso logos are duplicated 3 times in the ROM.

==VG Resource Pages==
* [https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/segarallychampionship/ The Spriters Resource]

[[Category:Games published by Sega]]
[[Category:Games published by Infogrames]]

Sega Rally Championship (GBA)

2024-04-05T17:14:34Z

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Category:Games published by Codemasters

2024-04-05T15:11:56Z

Yawackhary: Created page with "Codemasters"

[[Category:Publishers|Codemasters]]

Game engines

2024-04-04T19:27:55Z

Yawackhary:

A game engine is the framework which is used to lay the groundwork for game developers by providing them with the systems and tools needed like rendering, audio management, level editing, input detection, etc.
In some cases you may find that one game shares the same engine as another. This usually happens due to a company licensing out their engine to be used by a development team or in the case of an in-house engine may not need to make a whole new engine for a game if the one they have works fine. This can lead to file formats being similar or even identical between games which can be useful when it comes to ripping and modding.

==Common Engines==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Engine !! Public
|-
| [[GameMaker Studio]] || Yes
|-
| [[Unity]] || Yes
|-
| [[Unreal Engine]] || Yes
|}

==In-House Engines==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Engine !! Developer
|-
| [[Bezel Engine]] || Nintendo
|-
| [[EGO]] || Codemasters
|-
| [[Crystal Tools]] || Square Enix
|-
| [[Frostbite]] || DICE
|-
| [[Hedgehog Engine]] || Sonic Team
|-
| [[Hedgehog Engine 2]] || Sonic Team
|-
| [[INSANE]] || LucasArts
|-
| [[Luminous Engine]] || Square Enix
|-
| [[MT Framework]] || Capcom
|-
| [[Octane]] || Firebrand Games
|-
| [[PopCap Games Framework]] || PopCap
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| [[Retro Engine]] || Christian Whitehead
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| [[Snowdrop]] || Ubisoft
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| [[Star Engine]] || Evening Star
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| [[Untitled Spike Chunsoft Engine]] || Spike Chunsoft
|}

Corvette Evolution GT (DS)

2024-04-04T16:47:06Z

Yawackhary: Created page with "{{Gameinfo | title= Corvette Evolution GT | developer= Firebrand Games | publishers= Valcon Games (US), Black Bean (EU) | system= Nintendo DS }} '''''Corvet..."

{{Gameinfo
| title= Corvette Evolution GT
| developer= Firebrand Games
| publishers= Valcon Games (US), Black Bean (EU)
| system= Nintendo DS
}}
'''''Corvette Evolution GT''''' is a racing game that was developed by Firebrand Games under the alias of ''Island Racing Studios'' and published by Valcon Games in the US and Black Bean in Europe. It was first released on Nintendo DS on January 15, 2008. It is also known as ''Evolution GT''.

==File Formats==
===2D Images===
* .NCLR (Palette)
* .NCGR (Tiles)
* .NCER (Multiple Tiles)
* .NANR (Animation)
* .nsc (Map)
* download.char (Icon)
* download.plt (Icon Palette)
===3D===
* .nsbmd (Models + Texture)
* .nsbca (Animation)
* .nsbta
===Sound and Music===
* .sdat
===Unknown===
* .dcsc (Scenes)
* .hzc
* .pvs

==Ripping Tools==
*[[Tinkle]]

==Notes==
* vfs.zip has to be extracted in Tinkle before most graphics and files can be viewed. The exception are sound and game icon.
* As mentioned in the description, the logo for Island Racing Studios uses the filenames of firebrand.NCLR, firebrand.NCGR and firebrand.nsc.

Category:Games developed by Firebrand Games

2024-04-04T16:44:08Z

Yawackhary: Created page with "Firebrand Games"

[[Category:Developers|Firebrand Games]]

Race Driver: Create & Race

2024-04-04T15:39:15Z

Yawackhary: Created page with "{{Gameinfo | title= Race Driver: Create & Race | developer= Firebrand Games | publisher= Codemasters | system= Nintendo DS }} '''''Race Driver: Create & Rac..."

{{Gameinfo
| title= Race Driver: Create & Race
| developer= Firebrand Games
| publisher= Codemasters
| system= Nintendo DS
}}
'''''Race Driver: Create & Race''''' is a racing game that was developed by Firebrand Games and published by Codemasters. It was released for Nintendo DS on October 2, 2007. It is also known as ''DTM Race Driver 3: Create & Race'' in Germany and ''V8 Supercars 3: Create & Race'' in Australia.

==File Formats==
===2D Images===
* .NCLR (Palette)
* .NCGR (Tiles)
* .NCER (Multiple Tiles)
* .NANR (Animation)
* .nsc (Map)
* download.char (Icon)
* download.plt (Icon Palette)
===3D===
* .nsbmd (Models + Texture)
* .nsbca (Animation)
* .nsbta
===Sound and Music===
* .sdat
===Movies===
* .vx
===Unknown===
* .dcsc (Scenes)
* .hzc
* .pvs

==Ripping Tools==
*[[Tinkle]]

==Notes==
* vfs.zip has to be extracted in Tinkle before most graphics and files can be viewed. The exception are the movies, sound and game icon.

The Spriters Resource/Content Needing Replacement

2024-04-01T18:31:33Z

Yawackhary:

List content found on the sites below that needs replacement or improving.

==3DS > Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butouden==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/3ds/dragonballzextremebutoden/sheet/106180/ Support Characters (DLC)]''' - Sheet is missing the "Time Machine" and "See-Through the Invisible Man".

==Arcade > Haunted Castle==

===Bosses===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/hauntcast/sheet/20688/ Frankenstein's Monster]''' - The sheet even states that the death animation is not present.

==Arcade > Point Blank==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pointblank/sheet/12144/ Dr Don and Dr Dan]''' - There are a few broken sprites to fix and missing sprites that are mentioned on the sheet to rip. Preferably the sheet should be completely re-ripped.

==Arcade > SegaSonic the Hedgehog==

===Miscellaneous===
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/segasonic/sheet/5891/ Title Screen]''' - It is an old captured and edited sheet from early 2007 that has accuracy issues. Since MAME does not display sprites on the tile viewer on Sega games, it needs to be completely re-ripped from the ROM. Sega System 16 Sprite Viewer may be able to view the sprites.

==Arcade > The Simpsons==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/simpsons/sheet/3/ Homer Simpson]''' - The sheet has an inconsistent palette. This was due to that some sprites were captured while others were tile ripped so it might have to be checked.

==Arcade > Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/27964/ Gems]''' - The sheet only has the gems in the red palette, there are green, blue, and yellow gems also present in the game. It doesn't necessarily require a rerip but rather an addition of these colors in some way.

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/6571/ Felicia]''' - Felicia's sprite sheet has nowhere near as many sprites as the other characters, which is lead to believe that it is vastly incomplete.

==Arcade > Marvel Vs. Capcom==

===Fighters===

Every fighter excluding Spider-Man is missing a lot of frames. They are small enough to just be reripped entirely.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/marvelvscapcom/sheet/103253/ Character Select Portraits]''' - Ryu is missing his "Akuma" and "Ken" mode palettes.

==CDI > Link: The Faces of Evil==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/cd_i/linkthefacesofevil/sheet/33520/ Link]''' - Many of Link's frames are missing, mainly the mid air ones.

==DS > Super Mario 64 DS==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6846/ Bob-omb Squad]'''
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6847/ Hide & Boo Seek]'''
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6848/ Lakitu Launch]'''
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6845/ Mario's Slides]'''
White background bleeding into white on sprites.

==DS > Sonic Rush==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/sonicrush/sheet/10016/ Introduction]''' - The Sega and Sonic Team logos were badly edited and not represent how they appear in the ROM. Only contains Japanese text. The sheet was an early emulator rip and needs to be redone using modern tools.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery 3==

The entire game needs a re-rip. All of the sheets by Lotos have an incorrect palette caused by the emulator settings. All of the sheets are missing the Game Boy and Super Game Boy variations (all rips are in GBC mode). Mario Gamer's title screen rip is incomplete missing the Japanese and Australian title screens, Mario is edited on the sheet. Only the Super Game Boy Border rip is good.

==Game Boy Advance > Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/khcom/sheet/1047/ Battle Extras]''' - Sheet is completely unorganized, the background is the same color white used in game, and the face portrait for Riku is not present in sheet. Sheet needs to be completely re-ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/incrediblesriseoftheunderminer/sheet/73623/ Frozone]''' - Sheet needs to be reripped entirely, parts of his face on some frames were cut off.

==Game Boy Advance > Mario Tennis: Power Tour==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12288/ Donkey Kong]''' - Needs a re-rip due to multiple errors. There are some stray green pixels on DK that might not be part of the pre-rendered sprites and need checking. Row 4, sprite 5 the tennis racket is cut off. Row 19, sprite 3 is also cut off and need checking. White background on sheet and the 256 color palette of the sprites use this white.

Since the ROM is compressed and NLZ-GBA Advance crashes when attempt to open the ROM, it would have to be done via an emulator.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12286/ Intro]''' - Missing European (Mario Power Tennis) and Japanese (Mario Tennis Advance) title logos. The background is black that affects the sprites.

==Game Boy Advance > Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/starwarsep3/sheet/8625/ Anakin Skywalker]''' - The sheet has a comical error where three of the sprites are broken because the ripper accidentally pasted a cropped screenshot of Anakin getting knocked onto the ground. Since it is a very old sheet (around 2005-2006), preferably needs to be re-ripped entirely.

==Game Boy Advance > Street Fighter Alpha 3==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sfalpha3/sheet/5525/ Character Menu]''' - Missing the portraits for Maki, Eagle, Ingrid, and Yun, who are unlockable characters.

==Genesis > Awesome Possum Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/apkdmb/sheet/24007/ Awesome Possum]''' - The mouth sprites are on a different layer, the mouth should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz-Mania==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/tazmania/ Taz]''' - The eating and holding sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz in Escape from Mars==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/escapefrommars/sheet/18640/ Taz]''' - The eating sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Pico > Sonic's Gameworld==

'''Characters and Minigames''' - Many sprites from the Japanese version are missing, this includes Sonic vs. Robotnik/Eggman. This was due to that the Japanese version was undumped at the time of ripping and there were leftovers in the US version.

==Pico > Tails and the Music Maker==

'''Tails''' - Which of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6154/ two] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/21182/ rips] are the most complete?

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6156/ Misc]''' - The Music Maker sprites need checking, also it is missing the prototype Sonic sprites.

==Playstation > Sonic Wings Special==
The bosses don't need to be reripped, but some of them, like Balbi, has the wrong palettes, same goes for Sturm Waffle G and Manbou. Speaking of palettes, nearly all of them are missing they're alternative stage palettes, the ones that you beat after you completed the game the first time. Le Ostro doesn't have its complete animation for the debris that's destroyed in the first phase, Norvy Novgorod is missing the water effect too.

==Sega Master System > Battlemaniacs==

Besides Pimple, all of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/33110/ current] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/32848/ sheets] were incorrectly ripped and or not completed.

==SNES > Darius Force==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/dariusforce/sheet/77058/ Spiral Snail]''' - The shell attack is missing it's openings, also, the blue effect in the middle shouldn't be in there because that belongs to the blue silver hawk's attack effect.

==SNES > Super Street Fighter II==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/supersf2/sheet/5558/ Portraits]''' - The background causes some of the sprites to be affected that use the same color such as E.Honda's eyes and teeth, T. Hawk's eyes, Dee Jay's eyes and teeth as well as one pose of Fei-Long. Needs re-ripping.

==SNES > Super Metroid==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/smetroid/sheet/1735/ Misc Sprites]''' - This sheet needs to be sorted as it has been ripped from various places in the game such as doors, menus and the HUD without being clear where they go. The ripper even admitted that some of the sprites were guessed.

The Spriters Resource/Hard to Rip Games

2023-09-11T09:53:04Z

Yawackhary: Pro Tennis Simulator uses Spectrum format graphics and is rippable on CapriceForever

There are some games out there that are hard to rip from whether it is unknown compression, stored in a nightmare fashion in the ROM, the tile viewer does not show the sprites/show them correctly, hard to capture from or even the emulator does not boot up the game. As for why hard to rip than impossible to rip? It is due to that there might be a passionate ripper somewhere who is knowledgeable or even a programmer who figured out how to rip the sprites.

Please note '''do not''' request these games to be ripped, the chances of these getting ripped are low and it would not help anyone.

==General==

===Human Developed Games===

Human is a developer known for the Fire Pro Wrestling, Formation Soccer and Human Grand Prix/F1 Pole Position series. Unlike many developers on the SNES, their games use an unknown compression format that no tile viewer can rip from. It depends on the game on how much appears in a tile viewer like Fire Pro displaying more of the sprites compared to Super Formation Soccer/Human Grand Prix where even the font is compressed. Their games can also dynamically change the sprites so savestate ripping isn't much use for animations or changing characters/teams/drivers. Only the first F1 Pole Position game can rip all the portraits in a savestate as an example. Some like the sample version of Human Grand Prix 2 will require disassembling/hacking to rip things that are not in the rolling demo or any unused stuff that isn't documented.

This also applies to their PC Engine and Genesis games as well.

==Arcade==

There are many games that do not work with the MAME tile viewer. Various examples include Incredible Technologies hardware (e.g. Golden Tee Golf series), IGS, Nichibutsu Mahjong 91-95, Hard/Race Drivin' and very early arcade games such as Space Firebird. Some can be ripped via other ripping tools however not all can be ripped this way. Very few may also require palette hacking such as Heavy Barrel and in newer versions Super Off Road, the latter case all the colors are set to the same color per palette.

===Mad Alien===

Mad Alien/Highway Chase is a game by Data East where it started as a racing themed shooting game that changed into a shoot em up by its final revision. While most versions of the game are possible to rip via the MAME Tile Viewer, the latest version of the game changes the poses within a frame and this also affects the tile viewer as well.

===Many Sega Games===

Sega liked to do things differently than many companies of the time when it comes to storing sprites. They spread the sprites onto various files with bytes at a time, usually one but sometimes 2 bytes at a time (the term is interleaving). Very few of their games work with MAME's tile viewer and if they do, they are a pre-1985 game.

Thankfully thanks to Ragey some of these games are ripped such as SegaSonic the Hedgehog, Power Drift and Bonanza Bros. however he has only selectively ripped those games and has not shared much information on how. There is a sprite viewer for Out Run and some of the arcade games (e.g. Super Hang-On, After Burner) made by the person who did CannonBall that is an Out Run based engine. Apart from Out Run, there are no palettes to the sprites, it is command-line based and requires knowing which sprite banks are used so not easy to use.

Note that this excludes System E games as they ran on Master System hardware and the sprites can be viewed via Tile Molester but may have compression. Also the Fantasy Zone games were ported to or were originally on the Master System and would be easier to rip those versions.

===Professor Pac-Man===

This game uses an odd graphics engine that has peculiarly sized sprites (not perfectly square pixels). Screenshotting using MAME will distort the screencap PNGs. Configuring MAME's ini file will get rid of the blur but still stretch out the sprites in the screenshot. The only true way to capture the sprites as they were originally intended is to set MAME's video settings to pixel perfect and manually printscreen the game. It is an overall difficult process given that the game has fairly large sprites and a complete sprite sheet would ultimately end up being heftily large.

===WEC Le Mans 24===

The sprites do not show on the MAME tile viewer or can be ripped from the ROM via tools.

===Strikers 1945 1===

A Shoot em' up, so far we only got the Stage 5 Rocket, well we need more than that, we can have the Kii, Battleships, enemies and more

==Amstrad CPC==

By the nature of the home computer, there are bound to be some games that use impressive programming skills or really badly programmed games that makes ripping some games really tricky. Some of these also happen to be highly regarded games that are well liked and some of the best on the system. Since many of the games have the same issues, it is categorized by issue than what game has the issue unless it is unique.

This excludes games that have the wrong palette in the tile viewer as they can be corrected (e.g. most games programmed by DJL Software) unless they have an extra issue included.

===Asterix et la potion magique (Asterix and the Magic Potion)===

Not to be confused with Asterix and the Magic Cauldron that itself is one of more easier to rip games. It is unique as the game uses a framebuffer only displaying one sprite at a time so every time a sprite changes, the old one gets dropped making it annoying to rip.

===Batman: The Caped Crusader===

The game is using two layers for the sprites and they are mixed into the same layer. Meaning that it has information of both left and right directions but neither show the complete sprite. The correct size for the sprites is Width 8, when set to Width 16 while it fixes the layer issue the sprites are squashed with some detail lost. It sounds like a bitplane issue. Nothing can be done at present...

===Ghosts 'n Goblins===

Unlike most in the list, the sprites can be ripped however it is hard work because Ste Pickford did the sprites in an unusual way. Originally thought to be messed up in the tile viewer until more research was done. While the game runs on Mode 0, the sprites are stored in Mode 1. The correct size is Width 8 but the sprites are split into two with each scanline being the complete sprite. Also for sprites on the left, they are stored backwards as in right to left but not flipped. Basically sprite 1 has the first line while sprite 2 has the second line and so on or vice versa depending on the sprite.

As for resizing, again unlike most Mode 0/1 games where it is doubled, they are like Mode 2 where horizontal is correct but vertical is doubled size.

===Same Colour Background as the sprites===

Many games use the same colours for their background as their sprites, usually black but green and others have been used. This is very similar to Genesis sprite ripping. This is mainly a Mode 0 issue however a few Mode 1 games suffer from this too such as Match Point. The games listed here cannot be corrected via the graphics viewer in Caprice Forever:

'''750cc Grand Prix''' (not only this affects the grey background affecting the bike sprites but also a black on the tires where it should be purple that the tile viewer does not pick up on, Caprice Forever can't rip this as it doesn't support reverse endian and have to manually arrange into 4 pixel strips.) 
'''Alien Syndrome''' (see Match Point for more info, also has layers too) 
'''Auf Wiedersehen Monty''' (some sprites also have the wrong palette however the sprites are stored in a tidy fashion) 
'''Match Point''' (this also uses Mode 1 that uses 4 colours so the black background mixes with the sprite making it almost impossible to rip via tiles) 
'''Psycho Soldier''' 

===Compressed in the graphics viewer===

These games are either completely or partly compressed meaning that ripping these games can not be done via the graphics viewer at all or almost useless to rip from since only a segment is uncompressed. Also in the case of By Fair Means or Foul because it uses overlapping sprites meaning that the game is almost impossible to rip from unless someone figures out the compression routine.

'''Adidas Championship Football''' 
'''After Burner''' 
'''Alien Storm''' (also suffers from black background) 
'''Aussie Games'''
'''Bad Dudes vs Dragon Ninja'''(also suffers from black background) 
'''By Fair Means... or Foul''' 
'''California Games''' 
'''Double Dragon''' (Richard Aplin version) 
'''Double Dragon II: The Revenge''' (Richard Aplin version) 
'''Prehistorik''' 
'''Pro Tennis''' 
'''Pro Tennis Tour''' 
'''Rad Ramp Racer''' 
'''RBI Baseball 2''' 
'''RoboCop''' 
'''Super Ski''' (the background also runs as a framebuffer, only the icons are displayed in the graphics viewer) 
'''Super Stock Car''' (the diagonal car sprites are partially compressed, also shows two lines on the sprites that do not show on screen) 
'''Thing on a Spring''' (Only Thing itself is compressed, the enemies are not compressed and are rippable) 
'''Turbo Out Run''' 

===Footballer of the Year===

Similar to but not quite the same issue as Asterix. This game uses a framebuffer to display whatever is on screen and changes sprites dropping the old ones. What makes this slightly different is that more than 1 pose is stored due to the player and the goalkeeper plus it is in Mode 1 rather than Mode 0.

===Grange Hill===

This game uses 2 layers for the sprites and since it is a Mode 1 game with its limited 4 colour palette meaning that not only that it needs extra assembly but the layer information is gone since one layer with the detail is black and the other is just white. While Buggy Boy and 1942 have a second layer, they are Mode 0 games and not needed for ripping.

===Italy 90===

Just looking at the tile viewer makes you groan... The sprites use a combination of layers (head + arms on one with the body on another) and messed up in the tile viewer on the body sprites all at the same time. Maybe also a touch of compression as well?

To make matters worse, the game crashes when the ball is off the pitch and reboots back to the Amstrad CPC boot up screen. It is unknown whether this happens on real hardware.

===Samurai Trilogy===

The game displays the animations in either Mode 1 or 2 then converts to Mode 0 as trying to rip from Mode 0 itself only shows garbage, the game itself runs on Mode 0. This means that you cannot rip the sprites outside of whatever is on screen.

===John Brandwood Games===

Both Gryzor (aka Contra) and Renegade when released were considered games that pushed the system with its impressive graphics due to the work of Mark Jones and the programmer John Brandwood. The tile viewer does not work on these games and capturing might be difficult due to using the same colours for the background since the system had a 16 colour palette. With Renegade even when capturing, you get a high chance of overlapping sprites because of the nature of beat em ups and because of the palette limitations. The backgrounds however are easier to rip from.

According to information on the CPCWiki, the sprites are also stored upside down that is a common trait with some developers and apparently the graphics technique also used in the ZX Spectrum.

===Messed up on the tile viewer===

At first glance, they might look rippable but then you notice that the character does not resemble what is on screen having lines that face the other direction in the tile viewer and changing it to reverse doesn't fix the sprites. Looking at Crystal Kingdom Dizzy, it might be either an endian issue or slightly compressed. This is a notable issue with Dave Thompson programmed games however also appears in games done by Ocean and Elite.

'''Arkanoid 2: Revenge of Doh''' (The Vanus Spaceship and some of the sprites are messed up however the blocks and powerups aren't) 
'''Batman: The Movie''' (Only the sprites, not the background tileset) 
'''Blazing Thunder'''* 
'''Commando''' 
'''Crystal Kingdom Dizzy''' 
'''Dynamite Dux''' 
'''Hong Kong Phooey''' 
'''International Tennis''' 
'''Live and Let Die''' 
'''Match Day''' 
'''Motorbike Madness''' (Only the rider, the Mode 1 background tileset is rippable) 
'''Potsworth & Co'''* 
'''Scooby Doo & Scrappy Doo'''* 
'''Top Cat''' 
'''Turbo the Tortoise'''* 
'''Yogi's Great Escape'''

* - Unconfirmed

===No sprites in the tile viewer===

Some games just do not use sprites at all so they don't appear in the tile viewer. This also makes Target Renegade hard to rip because of overlapping characters of the nature of the beat em up genre. These exclude games that use vector graphics, raycasting, text based adventure games or other non-raster graphics games e.g. Star Wars or Hard Drivin'.

'''International Karate + (IK+)''' 
'''Rally 2/Grand Prix Rally''' 
'''Saboteur''' 
'''Target Renegade''' 
'''Wonder Boy''' 

==Genesis==

While a lot of the Genesis library have already been ripped excluding many of the sports games, there are some high profile games that have problems ripping. A few of these are on the site but not all.

===Adventures of Batman & Robin===

Being a late Genesis game, it uses various programming tricks and is considered one of the most technically impressive games on the console. The ROM is compressed. All of these makes it a challenge to rip the game and it does not help that the game is hard too.

===Comix Zone===

A Sega 1st party game done by Sega Technical Institute and is a late Genesis game pushing some limits. What makes this hard to rip is that the ROM is completely compressed and ripping from the game is hard. Why? The characters have many poses, some that are situational and timing on certain poses is also tricky to trigger. When captured via screenshots, the sprites leave a shadow that is not part of the sprite and may have another sprite overlapping. When tile ripped using a tile viewer in an emulator, they are not easy to assemble either and only load one pose at a time. A few have tried to rip from this game however the sheets are either incomplete or just stopped progress.

The game apparently uses a form of LZSS compression however this is undocumented and no one so far as figured it out.

===Virgin/Shiny Games===

The games in question are Mick and Mack: Global Gladiators, Aladdin, Earthworm Jim 1 and 2, RoboCop vs The Terminator and The Jungle Book. Due to Dave Perry's programming, the sprites are stored in a nightmare fashion in the ROM with pieces being all over the place and also hard to assemble so you would have to capture them via an emulator. Some of these games also have a lot of poses depending on which character you are ripping.

Some of these have been ripped though mainly because of dedication of the rippers and ripping projects.

===Desert Strike/Jungle Strike/Urban Strike===

These are all grouped together as they are part of the same series and all 3 games use a similar engine. The ROM is even worse than the Dave Perry games since at least you can make out something that resembles a character rather than a complete mess so tile ripping is almost impossible. There are also a lot of poses for the helicopter and the enemies due to the various directions that you can go.

Please note that these affect the original versions done by EA (as well as High Score Productions and Foley Hi-Tech) and not the other versions of the game that are on other consoles that might have different art styles. There is also the Super Strike Trilogy on the Sega CD that might have extra sprites however chances are that it has the same problems as the cartridge version.

==SNES==

===Clay Fighter and Clay Fighter 2===

While many SNES games aren't compressed or if they are they use a known format, these two games are one of the few exceptions so a tile viewer can't be used for this game. It uses an unknown compression format. The game is also a fighter, a genre known for many animations to be used. Some emulators also have problems displaying the game too. It is possible with vSNES using savestates and modern emulators that offer tools such as [[BizHawk]] and bsnes however it would require patience.

===Dirt Trax FX===

The game runs on a framebuffer, tile and tilemap viewers only display the same frame as what is on screen. Sprite viewers do not work on the game and neither does ripping from the ROM.

==ZX Spectrum==
*Popeye 3: Wrestle Crazy
*Way of the Exploding Fist

==Unstable Games==

Sometimes even capturing sprites can be problematic if the game is known to be crash prone. While it is common for 6/7th generation games onwards to crash due to various factors, older games are more stable even though sometimes bad/rushed programming can affect the stability of the game. Please note that this references gameplay rather than doing tricks to purposely crash the game and also does not list games that can crash on some emulators (e.g. Thunder Force IV crashing at the end of Stage 1 Boss).

===Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure (32X)===

===Pop & Chips (Super Cassette Vision)===
The game was not dumped properly and will crash if the player does not collect the little character that comes out of the fruit.

===Skull & Crossbones (Amstrad CPC)===
This game is very unstable, it is crash prone. It can crash while starting a game especially on 2 Player, it can also crash during gameplay both on the original disk and trainer versions. On the tape version, it can only get up to Stage 3 and crashes while attempting to load Stage 4, this is on all emulators and real hardware.

YY-CHR

2023-09-03T23:09:33Z

Yawackhary:

'''YY-CHR''' is a sprite ripper made by YY. If you want to rip games before the DS era, it is highly recommended, especially for NES games. While it is easier to rip from than Tile Molester, it is more limited on what systems it can rip from.

==Usage==
[[Image:Yychrexample.png|thumb|right|250px|A screenshot of YY-CHR, with a ROM of ''Super Mario Bros.'' loaded.]]
When a ROM is opened, it displays on the left side of the screen a field of 128 tiles known as the CHR bank. To the right is a zoomed-in view showing the tiles currently selected in a higher size for visibility (which can be edited using the tools on the far right of the window). This zoom can be changed from a 1x (or no) zoom to a full 16x zoom. Using the right mouse button and dragging along the CHR viewer creates a cyan box that can be stretched out to cover as many tiles as desired. Left clicking returns to the standard white box.

Using the traditional Cut, Copy, and Paste commands, highlighted tiles can be exported and imported into Microsoft Paint and other programs for use in creating a sprite sheet or for other projects (however, there are exceptions such as Paint.Net, in which case the tiles must be re-copied in Microsoft Paint and then pasted into the preferred program). By default, YY-CHR displays the CHR bank in a monochrome (for 8-bit games) or semi-monochrome (for 16-bit games) palette, tied to the "#BPP" settings below the CHR viewer. These default to what system the ROM loaded in is for, but in rare cases they must be set manually, such as in the case for original [[MSX]] games, which use 1BPP). Below the BPP setting is a dropdown containing different view arrangement options, helpful for games that align sprites and tiles horizontally across the CHR banks. Underneath the zoomed-in view on the bottom right is a color palette, used to change the two, four, or sixteen colors used in the sprites/tiles. The button above the zoomed-in view which depicts a Famicom with a small white arrow is a palette importer- by reading save states from different emulators, it can load in the current palettes loaded in at the time the save state was snapped, making it easier to get the proper colors for sprites and not resort to guessing them by hand. This, however, only works with save states recorded from certain emulators.

Many games, especially newer games released late into a system's life have compressed graphics and as a result, these can not be ripped unless the game or emulator has a built-in decompression tool. In terms of success depends on the system and the game. While most NES games have all their sprites displayed, games on other systems vary as in that you can rip the main character or a few sprites, everything if you are lucky while others can not be ripped at all. Some sprites, like those on the Genesis can be stored in an unrippable way, requiring other programs specifically tailored for the hardware the ROM runs on to view.

==Supported Systems==
===Officially Supported===
*[[Game Boy]]
*[[Game Boy Advance]]
*[[Master System]] / [[Game Gear]] - 3BPP games aren't supported e.g. James Bond 007: The Duel
*[[MSX]] - Only some games.
*[[Neo Geo Pocket]] - Requires extra assembly work on the sprites.
*[[Nintendo Entertainment System]]
*[[PC Engine]]
*[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]
*[[Wonderswan]]
*[[Virtual Boy]] - Many games are compressed or stored in an unrippable way.

===Unofficially Supported===
*[[Amstrad CPC]] - The BIOS and some game fonts can be ripped from this system because most games have another way of displaying the sprites. Fonts use 1bpp 8x8 while Jet Set Willy (the only game that can be disk ripped) uses 1bpp 16x16.
*[[ColecoVision]] - View via 1BPP 8x8. Renamed to .sg otherwise only blocky garbage appears.
*[[Sega Genesis]] - View via 4BPP MSX. Can also view Sega CD games or 32X games that use the Genesis hardware. Many games are compressed or stored in an unrippable way.
*[[SG-1000]] - View via 1BPP 8x8.
*[[X68000]] - View via 4BPP MSX.

YY-CHR can also rip from savestates as well, but this does not apply to every game or system.

{{Ripping Applications}}
[[Category:Ripping Tools]]

The Spriters Resource/Content Needing Replacement

2023-09-03T22:25:28Z

Yawackhary:

List content found on the sites below that needs replacement or improving.

==3DS > Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butouden==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/3ds/dragonballzextremebutoden/sheet/106180/ Support Characters (DLC)]''' - Sheet is missing the "Time Machine" and "See-Through the Invisible Man".

==Arcade > Haunted Castle==

===Bosses===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/hauntcast/sheet/20688/ Frankenstein's Monster]''' - The sheet even states that the death animation is not present.

==Arcade > Point Blank==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/pointblank/sheet/12144/ Dr Don and Dr Dan]''' - There are a few broken sprites to fix and missing sprites that are mentioned on the sheet to rip. Preferably the sheet should be completely re-ripped.

==Arcade > The Simpsons==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/simpsons/sheet/3/ Homer Simpson]''' - The sheet has an inconsistent palette. This was due to that some sprites were captured while others were tile ripped so it might have to be checked.

==Arcade > Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/27964/ Gems]''' - The sheet only has the gems in the red palette, there are green, blue, and yellow gems also present in the game. It doesn't necessarily require a rerip but rather an addition of these colors in some way.

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/superpuzfightiiturb/sheet/6571/ Felicia]''' - Felicia's sprite sheet has nowhere near as many sprites as the other characters, which is lead to believe that it is vastly incomplete.

==Arcade > Marvel Vs. Capcom==

===Fighters===

Every fighter excluding Spider-Man is missing a lot of frames. They are small enough to just be reripped entirely.

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/arcade/marvelvscapcom/sheet/103253/ Character Select Portraits]''' - Ryu is missing his "Akuma" and "Ken" mode palettes.

==CDI > Link: The Faces of Evil==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/cd_i/linkthefacesofevil/sheet/33520/ Link]''' - Many of Link's frames are missing, mainly the mid air ones.

==DS > Super Mario 64 DS==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6846/ Bob-omb Squad]'''
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6847/ Hide & Boo Seek]'''
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6848/ Lakitu Launch]'''
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/supermario64ds/sheet/6845/ Mario's Slides]'''
White background bleeding into white on sprites.

==DS > Sonic Rush==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/ds_dsi/sonicrush/sheet/10016/ Introduction]''' - The Sega and Sonic Team logos were badly edited and not represent how they appear in the ROM. Only contains Japanese text. The sheet was an early emulator rip and needs to be redone using modern tools.

==Game Boy > Game & Watch Gallery 3==

The entire game needs a re-rip. All of the sheets by Lotos have an incorrect palette caused by the emulator settings. All of the sheets are missing the Game Boy and Super Game Boy variations (all rips are in GBC mode). Mario Gamer's title screen rip is incomplete missing the Japanese and Australian title screens, Mario is edited on the sheet. Only the Super Game Boy Border rip is good.

==Game Boy Advance > Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/khcom/sheet/1047/ Battle Extras]''' - Sheet is completely unorganized, the background is the same color white used in game, and the face portrait for Riku is not present in sheet. Sheet needs to be completely re-ripped.

==Game Boy Advance > The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/incrediblesriseoftheunderminer/sheet/73623/ Frozone]''' - Sheet needs to be reripped entirely, parts of his face on some frames were cut off.

==Game Boy Advance > Mario Tennis: Power Tour==

===Playable Characters===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/mariotennis/sheet/12288/ Donkey Kong]''' - White background on sheet, possibility it collides with DK's palette.

==Game Boy Advance > Street Fighter Alpha 3==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/sfalpha3/sheet/5525/ Character Menu]''' - Missing the portraits for Maki, Eagle, Ingrid, and Yun, who are unlockable characters.

==Genesis > Awesome Possum Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/apkdmb/sheet/24007/ Awesome Possum]''' - The mouth sprites are on a different layer, the mouth should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz-Mania==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/tazmania/ Taz]''' - The eating and holding sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Genesis > Taz in Escape from Mars==

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/genesis_32x_scd/escapefrommars/sheet/18640/ Taz]''' - The eating sprites are on a different layer, the head and the arms should be separated.

==Pico > Sonic's Gameworld==

'''Characters and Minigames''' - Many sprites from the Japanese version are missing, this includes Sonic vs. Robotnik/Eggman. This was due to that the Japanese version was undumped at the time of ripping and there were leftovers in the US version.

==Pico > Tails and the Music Maker==

'''Tails''' - Which of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6154/ two] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/21182/ rips] are the most complete?

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/pico/tailsandthemusicmaker/sheet/6156/ Misc]''' - The Music Maker sprites need checking, also it is missing the prototype Sonic sprites.

==Playstation > Sonic Wings Special==
The bosses don't need to be reripped, but some of them, like Balbi, has the wrong palettes, same goes for Sturm Waffle G and Manbou. Speaking of palettes, nearly all of them are missing they're alternative stage palettes, the ones that you beat after you completed the game the first time. Le Ostro doesb't have it's complete animation for the debris that's destroyed in the first phase, Norvy Novgorod is missing the water effect too.

==Sega Master System > Battlemaniacs==

Besides Pimple, all of the [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/33110/ current] [https://www.spriters-resource.com/master_system/battlemaniacsbrz/sheet/32848/ sheets] were incorrectly ripped and or not completed.

==SNES > Darius Force==
'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/dariusforce/sheet/77058/ Spiral Snail]''' - The shell attack is missing it's openings, also, the blue effect in the middle shouldn't be in there because that belongs to the blue silver hawk's attack effect.

==SNES > Super Street Fighter II==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/supersf2/sheet/5558/ Portraits]''' - The background causes some of the sprites to be affected that use the same color such as E.Honda's eyes and teeth, T. Hawk's eyes, Dee Jay's eyes and teeth as well as one pose of Fei-Long. Needs re-ripping.

==SNES > Super Metroid==

===Miscellaneous===

'''[https://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/smetroid/sheet/1735/ Misc Sprites]''' - This sheet needs to be sorted as it has been ripped from various places in the game such as doors, menus and the HUD without being clear where they go. The ripper even admitted that some of the sprites were guessed.

User:Yawackhary/Sandbox1

2023-08-29T00:47:32Z

Yawackhary:

A list of Remaining games left to rip on tSR:

* - For the missing letter project.
==Genre Missing Letter Project==
*Action RPG; #, Q, U, Y (for Y, does the Ys series count?)
*Adventure; X (Xenon: Mugen no Shitai is NSFW)
*Beat'em Up; E, Q (Eight Man, none with Q)
*Board/Card Game; E, X (E-Jan High School [Arcade], Xing Yun Man Guan [Arcade])
*Educational; #, E, F, H, I, K, O, Q, U, V, X, Y, Z (e.g. try the Sega Pico library or PC)
*Fighting; #, Q (no #, The Queen of Duellist is NSFW)
*Horror; E, J, K, O, Q, V, W, X
*Puzzle; # (3-D Block [NES bootleg], 4 En Raya [Arcade])
*Racing - Y (Yacht Racing Game 1999: Ore no Yatto: Ganbare Nippon Challenge [PS1], Yamaha Supercross [DS/Wii])
*Shoot 'em Up; Y (Yamato [Arcade or SG-1000], Youjyuden [Arcade], Yellow Submarine [MSX])
*Simulation; Q, Y (Queen's Blade: Spiral Chaos [PSP]?)
*Sports; Y, Z (e.g. Yeh Yeh Tennis [PS1], Yuujou no Victory Goal 4v4 Arashi - Get the Goal!! [GBA], Zany Golf [Genesis], Zico Soccer [SNES], Zen-Nihon Pro Wres [SNES], Zenkoku Koukou Soccer [SNES], Zidane Football Generation [GBA])
*Turn-Based RPG; Y (e.g. Yokai Watch series)
*Visual Novel; #, E, I, J, Q, X

==Missing Letter Project==
===Gamecube===
No Q
*# (007 Nightfire, 007 Everything or Nothing, 2002 FIFA World Cup)
*X (X-Men series, XIII)
*Y (Yu-Gi-Oh - The Falsebound Kingdom)
===3DS===
No Q
*J (James Noir's Hollywood Crimes, Jake Hunter)
*U (Ultimate NES Remix)
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles 3D - New 3DS)
*Z (Zoo Resort 3D)
===Wii U===
No Q, U
* # (007 Legends)
*E (ESPN Sports Connection / Sports Connection, Epic Mickey 2)
*I (Injustice: Gods Among Us)
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles X)
*Z (Zombi U, Zumba Fitness World Party)
===Switch===
*U (Unravel Two, Ultra Street Fighter II)
*V (Valkyria Chronicles 4, Velocity 2X, Victor Vran, V-Rally 4)
*Z (Zombieland: Double Tap Roadtrip)
===PS2===
See Gamecube -Y
===PS3===
*K (Killzone series)
*X (X-Men Wolverine)
*Z (Zone of the Enders: HD Collection)
===Xbox===
A lot due to emulation issues... Notable games:
* # (50 Cent Bulletproof, 4x4 Evolution 2)
*A (Arctic Thunder, Advent Rising, Amped 1, 2, Armed and Dangerous)
*C (Counterstrike, Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay, Crazy Taxi 3, Crimson Skies)
*D (Dead or Alive series, Dino Crisis 3, DDR/Dancing Stage series, Dead to Rights 1, 2, DefJam Fight of New York, Destroy All Humans 1, 2)
*F (Fable: The Lost Chapters, Forza Motorsport, Far Cry Instincts/Evolution, Freedom Fighters, Fuzion Frenzy)
*G (GTA series, GunValkyrie, GUN, Gauntlet Dark Legacy, Genma Onimusha)
*H (Halo 1, 2, House of the Dead 3)
*I (Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb, ISS 2)
*K (Kingdom Under Fire - Heroes, Crusaders, Kung Fu Chaos)
*L (Links 2004)
*M (Metal Wolf Chaos, Midtown Madness 3, Midnight Club 2, 3, Dub Edition Remix)
*O (OutRun 2, OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast)
*P (Panzer Dragoon Orta, Project Gotham Racing 1, 2, Pro Evolution Soccer 4, 5, Prince of Persia series)
*R (Rallisport Challenge 1, 2, Rainbow Six series, Richard Burns Rally)
*U (Unreal Championship 1, 2, Ultimate Spider-Man)
*V (Van Helsing)
*W (The Warriors, Without Warning)
*X (X-Men series, XIII)
*Y (Yager)
*Z (Zapper - One Wicked Cricket)
===Saturn===
*E (Enemy Zero, Earthworm Jim 2)
*L (Last Bronx, Legend of Oasis, Lost World: Jurassic Park, Loaded, Lost Vikings 2: Norse by Norsewest, Lupin the 3rd: Sage of Pyramid)
*O (Off-World Interceptor Extreme, Olympic Soccer)
*Q (Quake)
*T (Three Dirty Dwarves, Thunder Force V, Tomb Raider)
*U (Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Ultraman: Hikari no Kyojin Densetsu)
*X (X-Men Children of the Atom, X-Men vs Street Fighter)
*Y (Yumimi Mix Remix)
*Z (Z, Zen Nihon Pro Wres Featuring Virtua, Zoku Gussun Oyoyo)

==Neo Geo==
*2020 Super Baseball
*ADK World (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Aggressors of Dark Kombat
*Alpha Mission II
*Bakatono-sama Mahjong Manyūki (JPN)
*Bang Bang Busters
*Bang Bead
*Baseball Stars Professional
*Baseball Stars 2
*Blue's Journey
*Breakers Revenge
*Captain Tomaday
*Chibi Maruko-chan: Maruko Deluxe Quiz (JPN)
*Crossed Swords
*Cyber-Lip
*Data East's Ghostlop (Prototype)
*Eight Man
*Fast Striker
*Fight Fever
*Flip Shot
*Football Frenzy
*Frog Feast (Homebrew)
*Ganryu
*Goal! Goal! Goal!
*Gunlord
*Gururin
*Ghost Pilots
*The Irritating Maze
*Idol Mahjong Final Romance 2 (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*The King of Fighters 96
*The King of Fighters 97
*The King of Fighters 99
*The King of Fighters 2001
*The Last Blade
*The Last Blade 2
*Last Hope
*League Bowling
*Legend of Success Joe / Ashita no Joe Legends
*Magical Drop III
*Mahjong Kyo Retsuden - Nishi Nihon Hen (JPN)
*Mahjong Minnasano Okagesamadesu (JPN)
*Matrimelee
*Mutation Nation
*Neo Drift Out
*Neo Mr. Do!
*Neo Turf Masters
*Ninja Commando
*Oshidashi Zintrick (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Pleasure Goal / Futsal - 5 on 5 Mini Soccer
*Pochi & Nyaa
*Pop'n Bounce
*Power Spikes II
*Prehistoric Isle 2
*Pulstar
*Puzzled
*Puzzle de Pon
*Puzzle de Pon R
*Quiz Daisousa Sen - The Last Count Down (JPN)
*Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo - Quiz Daisousa Sen part 2 (JPN)
*Ragnagard
*Real Bout Fatal Fury
*Real Bout Fatal Fury Special
*Riding Hero
*Robo Army
*Shinsetsu Samurai Spirits Bushidō Retsuden (aka Samurai Shodown RPG)
*Savage Reign
*Sengoku 3
*Shōgi no Tatsujin - Master of Syougi (JPN)
*Shock Troopers
*Soccer Brawl
*Stakes Winner
*Stakes Winner 2
*Street Hoop
*Strikers 1945 Plus
*Super Sidekicks
*Super Sidekicks 2 - The World Championship
*Super Sidekicks 3 - The Next Glory
*Tecmo World Soccer '96
*The Super Spy
*Thrash Rally / Rally Chase
*Top Player's Golf
*Treasure of The Caribbean
*Twinkle Star Sprites
*V-Liner
*Windjammers
*World Heroes 2
*World Heroes Jet
*World Heroes Perfect
*ZuPaPa!

==SG-1000==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports)
*Bank Panic
*Champion Baseball
*Champion Billiards
*Champion Boxing (first game by Yu Suzuki)
*Champion Golf
*Champion Ice Hockey
*Champion Kendou
*Champion Pro Wrestling
*Championship Lode Runner
*Champion Soccer
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Girl's Garden
*Golgo 13
*GP World
*Hang On II
*Home Mahjong
*Hustle Chumy
*Hyper Sports
*Mahjong / Sega Mahjong*
*Monaco GP*
*N-Sub
*Orguss*
*Othello*
*Pachinko II
*Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns
*Pop Flamer
*Safari Hunting
*Safari Race
*Shinnyuushain Tooru-Kun (Mikie)
*Star Force
*Star Jacker
*Terebi Oekaki*
*Tsumeshogi / Serizawa Hachidan no Tsumeshogi
*Yamato*
*Zaxxon
*Zippy Race
===Othello Multivision===
*James Bond 007
*Challenge Derby
*Guzzler
*Okamoto Ayako no Match Play Golf
*Othello Multivision [System ROM]
*Q*bert
*San-nin Mahjong
*Space Armor
*Space Mountain

==Master System==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports outside original games)
*Assault City (note: this game has both a light phaser and a controller version of the game)
*Block Hole (Bootleg/KOR?)**
*California Games II
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Eagles 5 (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Ecco the Dolphin
*FA Tetris (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Ferias Frustradas do Pica-Pau (aka Woody Woodpecker) (Brazil)
*Flashpoint (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Gangster Town
*Galactic Protector (JPN)
*Gangcheol RoboCop (Bootleg)
*Global Gladiators
*Great Baseball (JPN)
*James Pond 2: Codename Robocod
*Lemmings
*Loretta no Shouzou: Sherlock Holmes (JPN, SG-1000 mode)
*Mah-Jong / Mahjong Sengoku Jidai (JPN, Hong Kong)
*Masters of Combat
*Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord
*Monica no Castelo do Dragao (Brazil, hack of Wonder Boy in Monster Land)
*Nekkyuu Koushien (JPN) [Original Japanese version of Reggie Jackson Baseball but has different graphics]
*New Boggle Boggle 2 (Bootleg)
*Olympic Gold
*Power Block / Suho Cheonsa (Bootleg)
*Rambo III
*RoboCop vs The Terminator
*Sapo Xule: S.O.S Lagoa Poludia (Brazil, Portugal)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shadow of the Beast
*Speedball
*Speedball 2
*Submarine Attack
*Summer Games
*Super Bubble Bobble (Bootleg)
*Super Columns & Tetris (Bootleg)
*Super Kick Off
*Super Space Invaders
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Tennis Ace (aka Passing Shot)
*Tensai Bakabon (JPN)
*The Three Dragon Story (Bootleg/KOR?)
*TransBot / Astro Flash
*Wonsiin (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Xevious / The Micro Xevious (Bootleg)

==Game Gear==
(Note: Some may have their Master System counterparts ripped)
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*The Adventures of Batman & Robin
*Aerial Assault
*Alien³
*Andre Agassi Tennis
*Arcade Classics
*Arch Rivals
*Ariel - The Little Mermaid
*Barbie Super Model
*Batter Up / Gear Stadium
*Bartman Meets Radioactive Man
*Bart vs. The Space Mutants
*Bart vs. The World
*Batman Forever
*Battleship - The classic naval combat game
*Beavis and Butt-Head
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Bubble Bobble
*Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble
*Bust-A-Move / Puzzle Bobble
*Buster Ball
*Buster Fight (aka Masters of Combat)
*Bonkers Wax Up!
*Caesars Palace
*Captain America and The Avengers
*Car Licence (JPN)
*Casino FunPak
*Chakan
*Chase H.Q. (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Championship Hockey
*Cheese Cat-Astrophe
*The Chessmaster
*Chicago Syndicate
*Choplifter III
*CJ Elephant Fugitive
*Cliffhanger
*Clutch Hitter
*Cool Spot
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Crayon Shin-chan - Taiketsu! Kantamu Panic!! (JPN)
*Crazy Faces (Prototype)
*Cutthroat Island
*David Robinson's Supreme Court (Prototype)
*Defenders of Oasis
*Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf
*Devilish
*Doraemon Nora no Suke no Yabou (JPN)
*Doraemon Waku Waku Pocket Paradise (JPN)
*Double Dragon
*Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
*Dropzone
*Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
*Dynamite Headdy
*Ecco the Dolphin
*Ecco - The Tides of Time
*Ernie Els Golf
*Eternal Legend (Eien no Densetsu)
*Evander Holyfield's "Real Deal" Boxing
*The Excellent Dizzy Collection
*F-15 Strike Eagle
*F1 - World Championship Edition
*Face Ball 2000
*Factory Panic
*Fantasy Zone / Fantasy Zone Gear
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA Soccer 96
*Foreman for Real
*Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball
*Fray ~Shugyou hen~ (JPN)
*Fred Couples Golf
*Frogger (Prototype)
*Galaga '91
*Gamble Panic (JPN)
*Gambler Jikochuushin Ha (JPN)
*Gear Stadium Heiseiban [note: might be an update to Batter Up]
*Gear Works
*GG Aleste - GALVANIC GUNNER ALESTE (JPN)
*GG Aleste II / Power Strike II
*GG Portrait - Pai Chen (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Yuuki Akira (JPN)
*Global Gladiators
*G-LOC - Air Battle
*Godzilla - Kaijuu Daishingeki (JPN)
*Greendog - The Beached Surfer Dude!
*Griffin
*Gunstar Heroes (JPN)
*Halley Wars
*Head Buster (JPN)
*Home Alone
*Honoo no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*House of Tarot (JPN)
*Hurricanes (PAL)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan Jima - Hyoutan Jima no Daikoukai (JPN)
*Hyper Pro Yakyuu '92 (JPN)
*Ichidant-R GG (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*The Incredible Crash Dummies
*The Incredible Hulk
*Iron Man X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal
*The Itchy & Scratchy Game
*James Bond 007: The Duel
*James Pond 3 - Operation Starfi5h
*James Pond II - Codename: RoboCod
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! Sports Edition (USA)
*J League Soccer Dream Eleven (JPN)
*Joe Montana Football
*Judge Dredd
*Junction
*Jungle Strike
*Jurassic Park
*Kawasaki Superbike Challenge
*Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (JPN)
*Kinetic Connection
*Kishin Douji Zenki (JPN)
*Klax
*Kuni Chan no Game Tengoku (JPN)
*Kuni Chan no Game Tengoku Part 2 (JPN)
*Last Action Hero
*Lemmings
*Lemmings 2: The Tribes
*The Lost World: Jurassic Park
*Lunar - Sanpo-suru Gakuen (JPN)
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden 96
*Madou Monogatari III - Kyuukyoku Joou-sama (JPN)
*Madou Monogatari A - Doki Doki Vacation (JPN)
*Magical Puzzle Popils
*Magical Taruruuto-kun (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth 2 ~making of magic knight~ (JPN)
*The Majors Pro Baseball
*Man Overboard!
*Marko's Magic Football
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible (JPN)
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special (JPN)
*MLBPA Baseball
*Mortal Kombat II
*Mortal Kombat 3
*Off the Wall (Prototype)
*Olympic Gold
*The Ottifants
*Paperboy
*Paperboy 2
*Pet Club Inu Dai Suki! (JPN)
*Pete Sampras Tennis
*PGA TOUR 96
*PGA TOUR Golf
*PGA TOUR Golf II
*Phantasy Star Adventure (JPN)
*Phantom 2040
*Pinball Dreams
*Pocket Jansou (JPN)
*Poker Face Paul's Blackjack (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Gin (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Poker (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Solitaire (USA)
*Pop Breaker (JPN)
*Popeye Beach Volley Ball (JPN)
*Power Drive (PAL)
*Predator 2
*Primal Rage
*The Pro Yakyuu '91 (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu GG League (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu GG League '94 (JPN)
*Putt & Putter
*Quest for the Shaven Yak Starring Ren Hoëk & Stimpy
*Rastan Saga (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*R.B.I. Baseball '94
*R.C. Grand Prix (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Riddick Bowe Boxing
*Rise of the Robots
*Road Rash
*RoboCop 3
*RoboCop versus The Terminator
*Royal Stone ~Hirakareshi Toki no Tobira~ (JPN)
*Samurai Shodown
*Scratch Golf
*SD Gundam Winner's History (JPN)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shanghai II
*Shaq Fu
*Shikinjo
*Shining Force Gaiden ~Ensei Jashin no Kuni e~ (JPN)
*Shining Force - The Sword of Hajya
*Shinobi II - The Silent Fury
*Side Pocket
*Slam Dunk - Shouri-e no Starting 5 (JPN)
*Slider
*Solitaire FunPak
*Solitaire Poker / Ryu Kyu
*Soukoban
*Space Harrier
*Spider-Man - Return of the Sinister Six
*Sports Illustrated: Championship Football & Baseball (USA)
*Sports Trivia (USA)
*Sports Trivia - Championship Edition (USA)
*Stargate
*Star Trek: Generations - Beyond the Nexus
*Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial
*Streets of Rage
*Streets of Rage II
*Strider Returns
*Striker
*Super Battletank
*Super Golf
*Super Kick Off
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu III (JPN)
*Super Off Road
*Super Smash T.V.
*Super Space Invaders
*Surf Ninjas
*Sylvan Tale (JPN)
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Taisen-gata Daisenryaku G (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai 2 (JPN)
*Tama & Friends - 3 Choume Kouen Tamalympic (JPN)
*Tant~R (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*Tarzan - Lord of the Jungle
*Tatakae! Pro Yakyuu Twin League (JPN)
*Taz in Escape from Mars
*Taz-Mania
*Tengen World Cup Soccer / Kick & Rush (partially ripped as Tecmo World Cup 93 on the Master System)
*The Terminator
*Terminator 2: Judgment Day
*Tesserae
*Torarete Tamaruka!? (JPN)
*True Lies
*Urban Strike
*VR Troopers
*Wagan Land (JPN)
*WildSnake (Prototype)
*Wimbledon
*Winter Olympics
*Wizard Pinball (PAL)
*Wonder Boy
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Derby (JPN)
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA)
*WWF Raw
*WWF WrestleMania Steel Cage Challenge
*X-Men
*Yu Yu Hakusho - Horobishi Mono no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Yu Yu Hakusho II - Gekitou! Nanakyou no Tatakai (JPN)
*Zan Gear (JPN)
*Zool: Ninja of the "Nth" Dimension

==Mega Drive / Genesis==
(Note: Excludes hacks / After market games)
*688 Attack Sub
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*Aero the Acrobat
*Baby's Day Out (Prototype)
*Back to the Future Part III (note: also include intentional palette due to bug in game)
*Bahamut Senki (JPN)
*Ball Jacks
*Ballz 3D
*Barbie Super Model
*Barbie Vacation Adventure (Prototype)
*Barkley Shut Up and Jam!
*Barkley Shut Up and Jam 2
*Bass Masters Classic (USA)
*Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition (USA)
*Batman Forever
*Battle Golfer Yui (JPN)
*Battle Mania Daiginjou
*Battle Squadron
*Battlemaster
*Beast Wrestler
*Beastball (Prototype)
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Best of the Best - Championship Karate
*Beyond Zero Tolerance (Prototype)
*Bill Walsh College Football
*Bill Walsh College Football 95 (USA)
*Bill's Tomato Game (Prototype)
*Bimini Run
*Bio Hazard Battle
*Bloodshot / Battle Frenzy
*Body Count
*Bonkers
*Boxing Legends of the Ring
*Brian Lara Cricket (PAL)
*Brian Lara Cricket 96 (PAL)
*Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday
*Budokan - The Martial Spirit
*Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble
*Bulls vs Blazers and the NBA Playoffs
*Bulls vs Lakers and the NBA Playoffs
*Championship Bowling / Boogie Woogie Bowling
*Chi Chi's Pro Challenge Golf / Top Pro Golf 2
*Cliffhanger
*Clue (USA)
*Coach K College Basketball (USA)
*College Slam
*Crack Down
*Cross Fire / Super Airwolf
*Crue Ball
*Cutie Suzuki no Ringside Angel (JPN)
*Cutthroat Island
*Dangerous Seed (JPN)
*Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat (Prototype)
*Darius (Mega Drive Mini)
*David Robinson's Supreme Court
*Daze Before Christmas (AUS)
*Demolition Man
*Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf
*Dick Tracy
*Dick Vitale's 'Awesome, Baby!' College Hoops (USA)
*Dino Dini's Soccer (PAL)
*Dino Land
*Doom Troopers
*Double Clutch (PAL)
*Double Dribble - The Playoff Edition / Hyper Dunk
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu (JPN)
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu II (JPN)
*Dragon's Eye Plus - Shanghai III (JPN)
*Dragon's Fury / Devil's Crush MD
*Dragon's Revenge
*Dungeons & Dragons - Warriors of the Eternal Sun
*Dune II: The Battle for Arrakis
*Dyna Brothers
*Dyna Brothers 2
*Dyna Brothers 2: Sega Channel Special
*Dynamite Duke
*Evander Holyfield's 'Real Deal' Boxing
*F1 Circus MD (JPN)
*F1 World Championship Edition (PAL)
*F-15 Strike Eagle II (any sprites?)
*F-22 Interceptor
*F-117 Night Storm
*Family Feud (USA)
*Fastest 1
*Fatal Labyrinth
*Fatal Rewind / The Killing Game Show
*Fever Pitch Soccer / Head On Soccer
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA 95
*FIFA 96
*FIFA 97
*FIFA 98: Road to World Cup
*Fire Mustang (JPN)
*Flash Point (Prototype)
*Hard Drivin'
*HardBall '94
*HardBall '95 (USA)
*HardBall III (Bootleg)
*HardBall! (Bootleg)
*Haunting Starring Polterguy
*Heavy Nova (USA)
*Hei Tao 2 - Super Big 2
*Hellfire
*Herzog Zwei
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Home Alone
*Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York (USA)
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Hook
*Huan Le Tao Qi Shu - Smart Mouse
*Humans, The (USA)
*Hybrid Front, The (JPN)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan-jima - Daitouryou wo Mezase! (JPN)
*Hyper Marbles (JPN)
*Incredible Hulk, The
*Insector X
*Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones (USA)
*International Rugby (PAL)
*International Superstar Soccer Deluxe
*Ishido - The Way of Stones (Bootleg)
*Itchy & Scratchy Game, The (Prototype)
*Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings
*J. League Pro Striker (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker 2 (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker Perfect (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Power Challenge Golf
*James 'Buster' Douglas Knockout Boxing / Final Blow
*Jammit (USA)
*Janou Touryuumon (JPN)
*Jantei Monogatari (JPN)
*Jelly Boy (Prototype)
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Deluxe Edition (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Sports Edition (USA)
*Jerry Glanville's Pigskin Footbrawl (USA)
*Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker (PAL)
*Jiu Ji Ma Jiang II - Ye Yan Bian
*Joe Montana Football
*Joe Montana II Sports Talk Football
*John Madden Football 92
*John Madden Football 93
*Jordan vs Bird - One on One
*Joshua & the Battle of Jericho (USA)
*Judge Dredd
*Jungle Strike
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden NFL 96
*Madden NFL 97
*Madden NFL 98
*Mega-Lo-Mania / Tyrants - Fight through Time
*Micro Machines Military (PAL)
*NHL Hockey / EA Hockey
*NHLPA Hockey 93
*NHL 94
*NHL 95
*NHL 96
*NHL 97
*NHL 98
*Nightmare Circus
*Nikkan Sports Pro Yakyuu Van (JPN)
*Ninja Burai Densetsu (JPN)
*Nobunaga's Ambition / Nobunaga no Yabō: Zenkokuban
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Bushō Fūunroku (Nobunaga's Ambition: Lord of Darkness)
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Haouden (JPN)
*Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama
*P.T.O. - Pacific Theater of Operations
*Pac-Attack / Pac-Panic
*Pac-Man 2 - The New Adventures (USA)
*Pachinko Kuunyan (JPN)
*Paddle Fighter (JPN)
*Pagemaster, The
*Paperboy
*Party Quiz Mega Q (JPN)
*Pebble Beach Golf Links
*Pele II - World Tournament Soccer
*Pele!
*Pete Sampras Tennis
*PGA Tour 96
*Phantasy Star - Sennenki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Amia's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Anne's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Huey's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kaerazaru Toki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kinds's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Nei's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Rudger's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Shilka's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Yushis's Adventure (JPN)
*Phelios
*Pink Goes to Hollywood
*Pirates! Gold (USA)
*Pit-Fighter
*Populous
*Power Monger (JPN)
*Power Monger
*Powerball (USA)
*Predator 2
*Premier Manager (PAL)
*Premier Manager 97 (PAL)
*Primal Rage
*Prime Time NFL Starring Deion Sanders (USA)
*Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow and the Flame (Prototype)
*Pro Quarterback (USA)
*Pro Striker Final Stage (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu Super League '91 (JPN)
*Psy-O-Blade (JPN)
*Psycho Pinball (PAL)
*Pulseman (JPN)
*Punisher, The
*Putter Golf (JPN)
*Puzzle & Action - Ichidant-R (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic II (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic III (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic Special (JPN)
*Quad Challenge / MegaTrax
*Taikou Risshiden (JPN)
*Target Earth / Assault Suit Leynos
*Task Force Harrier EX
*Team USA Basketball / USA Basketball World Challenge (title)
*Tecmo Cup: Football Game (Prototype)
*Tecmo Super Baseball (USA)
*Tecmo Super Bowl
*Tecmo Super Bowl II - Special Edition
*Tecmo Super Bowl III - Final Edition (USA)
*Tecmo Super Hockey (USA)
*Tecmo Super NBA Basketball
*Teddy Boy Blues
*Teitoku no Ketsudan (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Mahjong (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Stadium (JPN)
*Telebradesco Residencia (Brazil)
*Test Drive II - The Duel
*Tetris (Mega Drive Mini, different than the one on tSR)
*Thunder Fox
*Thunder Pro Wrestling Retsuden (JPN)
*Time Trax (Prototype)
*TinHead (USA)
*Tintin in Tibet (PAL)
*Tiny Toon Adventures - Acme All-Stars
*TNN Bass Tournament of Champions (USA)
*TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament '96 (USA)
*Todd's Adventures in Slime World (USA)
*Tommy Lasorda Baseball / Super League
*Tony La Russa Baseball (USA, Australia)
*Top Pro Golf (JPN)
*Total Football (PAL)
*Toughman Contest
*Tougiou King Colossus (JPN)
*Toys (USA)
*Trampoline Terror! (USA)
*Traysia (USA)
*Triple Play - Gold Edition (USA)
*Triple Play 96 (USA)
*Troy Aikman NFL Football (USA)
*True Lies
*Truxton
*Tun Shi Tian Di III (Bootleg)?
*Twin Cobra - Desert Attack Helicopter
*Two Crude Dudes
*Two Tribes - Populous II (PAL)
*Uchuu Senkan Gomora (JPN)
*Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
*Ultimate QIX / Volfied
*Ultimate Soccer (PAL)
*Ultraman (JPN)
*Uncharted Waters
*Unnecessary Roughness '95 (USA)
*Uzu Keobukseon (KOR)
*Valis III
*Vapor Trail
*Venom . Spider-Man - Separation Anxiety
*Verytex (JPN)
*Virtua Racing
*Virtual Pinball
*Vixen 357 (Japan)
*Wardner
*WarpSpeed
*Warrior of Rome
*Warrior of Rome II
*Waterworld (Prototype)
*Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars
*Wayne's World (USA)
*WeaponLord (USA)
*Whac-a-Critter
*Wheel of Fortune (USA)
*Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego
*Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego
*Whip Rush
*Wild Snake (Prototype)
*Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits (USA)
*Wimbledon Championship Tennis
*Winter Challenge
*Wolfchild (USA)
*Wonder Library (JPN)
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA)
*World Series Baseball '96 (USA)
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*World Series Baseball 98 (USA)
*World Trophy Soccer / European Club Soccer
*Worms (PAL)
*Wrestle War
*Wrestleball (Japan)
*WWF Raw
*WWF Royal Rumble
*WWF WrestleMania - The Arcade Game
*X-Perts (USA)
*XDR - X-Dazedly-Ray (JPN)
*Zan Yasha Enbukyoku (JPN)
*Zany Golf
*Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel
*Zombie High (Prototype)
*Zombies Ate My Neighbors
*Zool - Ninja of the 'Nth' Dimension
*Zoom!
*Zoop
===Mega CD===
*Jaguar XJ220
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Super Strike Trilogy (Prototype)
*Wonder Dog
===32X===
(Note: Everything except Brutal Unleashed, Chaotix, Tempo and Virtua Fighter)
*After Burner Complete
*Amazing Spider-Man, The - Web of Fire (USA)
*BC Racers
*Blackthorne (USA)
*Cosmic Carnage / Cyber Brawl
*DarXide (PAL)
*Doom
*FIFA 96
*Golf Magazine 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples
*Kolibri
*Metal Head
*Mortal Kombat II
*Motocross Championship
*NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
*NFL Quarterback Club
*Pinocchio (Prototype)
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Primal Rage
*Sangokushi IV (JPN) [Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV]
*Shadow Squadron / Stellar Assault
*Soul Star X (Prototype)
*Space Harrier
*Star Trek - Starfleet Academy - Starship Bridge Simulator
*Star Wars Arcade
*T-Mek
*Toughman Contest
*Virtua Hamster (Prototype)
*Virtua Racing Deluxe
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*WWF RAW
*WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game
*X-Men: Mind Games (Prototype)
*Zaxxon's Motherbase 2000

==Atari 5200==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games and test programs. So many prototypes...)
*A.E. (Prototype)
*Activision Decathlon
*Asteroids (Prototype)
*Astro Chase
*Ballblazer
*Barroom Baseball (Prototype)
*Battlezone (Prototype)
*Beamrider
*BerZerk
*Black Belt (Prototype)
*Blaster (Prototype)
*Blue Print
*Bounty Bob Strikes Back!
*Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
*Carol Shaw's River Raid
*Centipede
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Countermeasure
*Defender
*Dig Dug
*The Dreadnaught Factor
*Final Legacy (Prototype)
*Frisky Tom (Prototype)
*Frogger
*Frogger II - Threeedeep!
*Galaxian
*Gorf
*Gremlins
*Gyruss
*H.E.R.O.
*James Bond 007
*Joust
*Jr. Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Jungle Hunt
*Kangaroo
*Keystone Capers
*K-Razy Shoot-Out
*Last Starfighter, The (Prototype)*
*Looney Tunes Hotel (Prototype)*
*Meebzork (Prototype)
*MegaMania
*Meteorites
*Microgammon SB (Prototype)
*Millipede (Prototype)
*Miner 2049er Starring Bounty Bob
*Miniature Golf (Prototype)
*Missile Command
*Montezuma's Revenge featuring Panama Joe
*Moon Patrol
*Mountain King
*Mr. Do!'s Castle
*Pitfall
*Pitfall II: Lost Caverns
*Pole Position
*Popeye
*Q-bert
*QIX
*Quest for Quintana Roo
*RealSports Baseball
*RealSports Basketball
*RealSports Football
*RealSports Soccer
*RealSports Tennis
*Rescue on Fractalus!
*Road Runner (Prototype)
*Robotron 2084
*Space Dungeon
*Space Invaders
*Space Shuttle - A Journey Into Space
*Spitfire (Prototype)
*Sport Goofy (Prototype)
*Star Raiders
*Star Trek - Strategic Operations Simulator
*Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle
*Star Wars - The Arcade Game
*Stargate (Prototype)
*Super Breakout
*Super Cobra
*Super Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Tempest (Prototype)
*Track and Field (Prototype)
*Vanguard*
*Wizard of Wor*
*Xari Arena (Prototype)
*Xevious (Prototype)
*Yellow Submarine (Demo)
*Zaxxon*
*Zenji*
*Zone Ranger*

==Atari 7800==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games)
*Ace of Aces
*Alien Brigade
*Asteroids
*Ballblazer
*Barnyard Blaster
*Basketbrawl
*Centipede
*Commando
*Crack'ed
*Crossbow
*Dark Chambers
*Desert Falcon
*Diagnostic Test Cartridge
*Dig Dug
*Donkey Kong Junior
*Double Dragon
*F-18 Hornet
*Fatal Run
*Fight Night
*Food Fight
*Galaga
*GATO (Prototype)
*Ikari Warriors
*Impossible Mission
*Jinks
*Joust
*Karateka
*Klax (Prototype)
*Kung-Fu Master
*Mat Mania Challenge
*Mean 18 Ultimate Golf
*Meltdown
*Midnight Mutants
*Missing in Action (Prototype)
*Motor Psycho
*One-on-One Basketball*
*Pete Rose Baseball
*Planet Smashers
*Plutos (Prototype)
*Pole Position II
*Rampage
*Rampart (Prototype)
*Realsports Baseball
*Rescue on Fractalus (Prototype)
*Robotron: 2084
*Scrapyard Dog
*Sentinel
*Sirius (Prototype)
*Summer Games
*Super Huey
*Super Skateboardin'
*Tank Command
*Title Match Pro Wrestling
*Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator
*Touchdown Football
*Tower Toppler
*Water Ski*
*Winter Games*
*Xenophobe
*Xevious

==PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16==
*21 Emon - Mezase Hotel Ou!! (JPN)
*After Burner II (JPN)
*Alien Crush
*Andre Panza Kick Boxing
*Aoi Blink (JPN)
*Appare Gateball (JPN)
*Armed F (JPN)
*Artist Tool (JPN)
*Atomic Robo-Kid Special (JPN)
*AV Poker - World Gambler (JPN)
*Ballistix
*Bari Bari Densetsu (JPN)
*Barunba (JPN)
*Battle Royale (USA)
*Benkei Gaiden (JPN)
*Bikkuriman World (JPN)
*Blazing Lazers / Gunhed
*Bloody Wolf
*Bodycon Quest II (JPN)
*Bomberman '93
*Bomberman '93 (JPN) (Special Version)
*Bomberman - Users Battle (JPN)
*Bouken Danshaku Don - The Lost Sunheart (JPN)
*Boxyboy / Soukoban World
*Break In (JPN)
*Bubblegum Crash! - Knight Sabers 2034 (JPN)
*Bull Fight - Ring no Haja (JPN)
*Burning Angels (JPN)
*Busou Keiji - Cyber Cross (JPN)
*Cadash
*Champion Wrestler (JPN)
*Champions Forever Boxing (USA)
*Chew Man Fu / Be Ball
*Chibi Maruko-chan - Quiz de Piihyara (JPN)
*Chikudenya Toubei - Kubikiri Yakata Yori (JPN)
*Circus Lido (JPN)
*Columns (JPN)
*Coryoon - Child of Dragon (JPN)
*Cratermaze (USA)
*Cross Wiber - Cyber Combat Police (JPN)
*Cyber Core
*Cyber Dodge (JPN)
*Cyber Knight (JPN)
*Daichi-kun Crisis - Do Natural (JPN)
*Daisenpuu (JPN)
*Darius Alpha (JPN)
*Davis Cup Tennis (USA)
*Dead Moon
*Deep Blue
*Detana!! TwinBee (JPN)
*Digital Champ (JPN)
*Don Doko Don! (JPN)
*Doraemon - Nobita no Dorabian Night (JPN)
*Double Dungeons - W
*Download (JPN)
*Dragon Egg! (JPN)
*Dragon Saber - After Story of Dragon Spirit (JPN)
*Dragon Spirit
*Drop.Off / Drop Rock Hora Hora
*Druaga no Tou (JPN)
*Dungeon Explorer
*Energy (JPN)
*Eternal City - Toshi Tensou Keikaku (JPN)
*F-1 Dream (JPN)
*F-1 Pilot - You're King of Kings (JPN)
*F1 Circus '91 - World Championship (JPN)
*F1 Circus '92 - The Speed of Sound (JPN)
*F1 Circus (JPN)
*F1 Triple Battle (JPN)
*Falcon (USA)
*Fantasy Zone
*Fighting Run (JPN)
*Final Blaster (JPN)
*Final Lap Twin
*Final Match Tennis (JPN)
*Final Soldier (JPN) (Special Version)
*Fire Pro Wrestling - Combination Tag (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 2 - 2nd Bout (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 3 - Legend Bout (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - Human Cup '90 (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - On J. League (JPN)
*Gai Flame (JPN)
*Gaia no Monshou (JPN)
*Galaga '90 / Galaga '88
*Ganbare! Golf Boys (JPN)
*Gekisha Boy (JPN)
*Genji Tsuushin Agedama (JPN)
*Genpei Toumaden (JPN)
*Ghost Manor (USA)
*Gokuraku! Chuuka Taisen (JPN)
*Gomola Speed (JPN)
*Gunboat (USA)
*Gunhed - Hudson Gunhed Taikai (JPN)
*Hana Taaka Daka! (JPN)
*Hanii in the Sky (JPN)
*Hanii on the Road (JPN)
*Hatris (JPN)
*Hisou Kihei - Xserd (JPN)
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Idol Hanafuda Fan Club (JPN)
*Image Fight (JPN)
*J. League Greatest Eleven (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Turbo Golf
*Jaseiken Necromancer (JPN)
*Jigoku Meguri (JPN)
*Jinmu Denshou (JPN)
*Juuouki (JPN)
*Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman (JPN)
*Kattobi! Takuhai-kun (JPN)
*KickBall (JPN)
*Kikikai-kai (JPN)
*King of Casino
*Klax
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '89 (JPN)
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '90 (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong - Idol Graphics (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong II (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Tiger (JPN)
*Lady Sword
*Legendary Axe II, The (USA)
*Legendary Axe, The
*Lode Runner - Lost Labyrinth (JPN)
*Maerchen Maze (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen Mild - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gokuu Special (JPN)
*Mahjong Haouden - Kaiser's Quest (JPN)
*Mahjong Shikaku Retsuden - Mahjong Wars (JPN)
*Maison Ikkoku (JPN)
*Makai Hakkenden Shada (JPN)
*Makai Prince Dorabocchan (JPN)
*Maniac Pro Wres - Asu e no Tatakai (JPN)
*Metal Stoker (JPN)
*Military Madness
*Mizubaku Adventure (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Gaiden - Dai-1-shuu (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu II (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Turbo (JPN)
*Momotarou Katsugeki (JPN)
*Monster Pro Wres (JPN)
*Morita Shougi PC (JPN)
*Moto Roader
*Moto Roader II (JPN)
*Mr. Heli no Daibouken (JPN)
*Naxat Open (JPN)
*Naxat Stadium (JPN)
*Nazo no Mascarade (JPN)
*Necros no Yousai (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - PC Bangai Hen (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - Soccer PC Hen (JPN)
*Neutopia
*Neutopia II
*New Adventure Island
*NHK Taiga Drama - Taiheiki (JPN)
*Night Creatures (USA)
*Niko Niko Pun (JPN)
*Ninja Warriors, The (JPN)
*Obocchama-kun (JPN)
*Operation Wolf (JPN)
*Order of the Griffon (USA)
*Ordyne
*Out Live (JPN)
*Override (JPN)
*P-47 - The Freedom Fighter (JPN)
*Pachio-kun - Juuban Shoubu (JPN)
*Parasol Stars - The Story of Bubble Bobble 3
*Parodius Da! - Shinwa kara Owarai e (JPN)
*PC Pachi-Slot Idol Gambler (JPN)
*Populous (JPN)
*Power Drift (JPN)
*Power Eleven (JPN)
*Power Gate (JPN)
*Power Golf
*Power League '93 (JPN)
*Power League (JPN) (All Star Version)
*Power League 4 (JPN)
*Power League 5 (JPN)
*Power League II (JPN)
*Power League III (JPN)
*Power Tennis (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium '91 (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium (JPN)
*Psycho Chaser (JPN)
*Psychosis / Paranoia
*Puzzle Boy (JPN)
*Puzznic (JPN)
*R-Type
*Rabio Lepus Special (JPN)
*Racing Damashii (JPN)
*Raiden
*Rastan Saga II (JPN)
*Rock-On (JPN)
*Ryuukyuu (JPN)
*Sadakichi 7 Series - Hideyoshi no Ougon (JPN)
*Samurai-Ghost / Genpei Toumaden Ni no Maki
*Sekigahara (JPN)
*Sengoku Mahjong (JPN)
*Shanghai (JPN)
*Shinobi (JPN)
*Shockman / Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman 2 - Aratanaru Teki
*Shougi Shodan Icchokusen (JPN)
*Shougi Shoshinsha Muyou (JPN)
*SideArms - Hyper Dyne
*Silent Debuggers
*Sindibad - Chitei no Daimakyuu (JPN)
*Sinistron / Violent Soldier
*Skweek (JPN)
*Soldier Blade - Special Version (JPN)
*Somer Assault / Mesopotamia
*Son Son II (JPN)
*Sonic Spike - World Championship Beach Volleyball / World Beach Volley
*Space Harrier
*Space Invaders - Fukkatsu no Hi (JPN)
*Spin Pair (JPN)
*Spiral Wave (JPN)
*Stratego (JPN)
*Super Metal Crusher (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu II (JPN)
*Super Volleyball
*Susanoou Densetsu (JPN)
*Tatsujin (JPN)
*Tatsunoko Fighter (JPN)
*Ten no Koe Bank (JPN)
*Tenseiryuu - Saint Dragon (JPN)
*Terra Cresta II - Mandoraa no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Thunder Blade (JPN)
*Tiger Road
*Time Cruise / Time Cruise II
*Timeball / Blodia
*Titan (JPN)
*Toy Shop Boys (JPN)
*Tricky Kick / Tricky
*Tsuppari Oozumou - Heisei Ban (JPN)
*Tsuru Teruhito no Jissen Kabushiki Bai Bai Game (JPN)
*Turrican (USA)
*TV Sports Hockey
*Valkyrie no Densetsu (JPN)
*Veigues - Tactical Gladiator
*Volfied (JPN)
*W-Ring - The Double Rings (JPN)
*Wai Wai Mahjong - Yukai na Janyuu-tachi (JPN)
*Wallaby!! - Usagi no Kuni no Kangaroo Race (JPN)
*Winning Shot (JPN)
*World Circuit (JPN)
*World Class Baseball / Power League
*World Jockey (JPN)
*World Sports Competition / Power Sports
*Yo, Bro (USA)
*Yuu Yuu Jinsei - Victory Life (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN) (v1.5)
===SuperGrafx===
*1941 - Counter Attack (JPN)
*Aldynes - The Misson Code for Rage Crisis (JPN)
*Battle Ace (JPN)
*Madou King Granzort (JPN)
===Turbo CD===
Not going there... A lot.

==Super Cassette Vision==
*BASIC Nyuumon
*Dragon Slayer
*Milky Princess
*Rantou Pro-Wrestling
*Shogi Nyuumon

User:Yawackhary/Sandbox1

2023-08-29T00:41:09Z

Yawackhary:

A list of Remaining games left to rip on tSR:

* - For the missing letter project.
==Genre Missing Letter Project==
*Action RPG; #, Q, U, Y (for Y, does the Ys series count?)
*Adventure; X (Xenon: Mugen no Shitai is NSFW)
*Beat'em Up; E, Q (Eight Man, none with Q)
*Board/Card Game; E, X (E-Jan High School [Arcade], Xing Yun Man Guan [Arcade])
*Educational; #, E, F, H, I, K, O, Q, U, V, X, Y, Z (e.g. try the Sega Pico library or PC)
*Fighting; #, Q (no #, The Queen of Duellist is NSFW)
*Horror; E, J, K, O, Q, V, W, X
*Puzzle; # (3-D Block [NES bootleg], 4 En Raya [Arcade])
*Racing - Y (Yacht Racing Game 1999: Ore no Yatto: Ganbare Nippon Challenge [PS1], Yamaha Supercross [DS/Wii])
*Shoot 'em Up; Y (Yamato [Arcade or SG-1000], Youjyuden [Arcade], Yellow Submarine [MSX])
*Simulation; Q, Y (Queen's Blade: Spiral Chaos [PSP]?)
*Sports; Y, Z (e.g. Yeh Yeh Tennis [PS1], Yuujou no Victory Goal 4v4 Arashi - Get the Goal!! [GBA], Zany Golf [Genesis], Zico Soccer [SNES], Zen-Nihon Pro Wres [SNES], Zenkoku Koukou Soccer [SNES], Zidane Football Generation [GBA])
*Turn-Based RPG; Y (e.g. Yokai Watch series)
*Visual Novel; #, E, I, J, Q, X

==Missing Letter Project==
===Gamecube===
No Q
*# (007 Nightfire, 007 Everything or Nothing, 2002 FIFA World Cup)
*X (X-Men series, XIII)
*Y (Yu-Gi-Oh - The Falsebound Kingdom)
===3DS===
No Q
*J (James Noir's Hollywood Crimes, Jake Hunter)
*U (Ultimate NES Remix)
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles 3D - New 3DS)
*Z (Zoo Resort 3D)
===Wii U===
No Q, U
* # (007 Legends)
*E (ESPN Sports Connection / Sports Connection, Epic Mickey 2)
*I (Injustice: Gods Among Us)
*X (Xenoblade Chronicles X)
*Z (Zombi U, Zumba Fitness World Party)
===Switch===
*G (Gear.Club Unlimited 1 and 2)
*U (Unravel Two, Ultra Street Fighter II)
*V (Valkyria Chronicles 4, Velocity 2X, Victor Vran, V-Rally 4)
*Z (Zombieland: Double Tap Roadtrip)
===PS2===
See Gamecube -Y
===PS3===
*I (iNFAMOUS series)
*J (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle)
*K (Killzone series)
*O (Operation Flashpoint series)
*R (Resistance series)
*V (Valkyria Chronicles)
*W (WipEout HD Fury)
*X (X-Men Wolverine)
*Y (Yakuza 3, 4, 5, Dead Souls)
*Z (Zone of the Enders: HD Collection)
===Xbox===
A lot due to emulation issues... Notable games:
* # (50 Cent Bulletproof, 4x4 Evolution 2)
*A (Arctic Thunder, Advent Rising, Amped 1, 2, Armed and Dangerous)
*C (Counterstrike, Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay, Crazy Taxi 3, Crimson Skies)
*D (Dead or Alive series, Dino Crisis 3, DDR/Dancing Stage series, Dead to Rights 1, 2, DefJam Fight of New York, Destroy All Humans 1, 2)
*F (Fable: The Lost Chapters, Forza Motorsport, Far Cry Instincts/Evolution, Freedom Fighters, Fuzion Frenzy)
*G (GTA series, GunValkyrie, GUN, Gauntlet Dark Legacy, Genma Onimusha)
*H (Halo 1, 2, House of the Dead 3)
*I (Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb, ISS 2)
*K (Kingdom Under Fire - Heroes, Crusaders, Kung Fu Chaos)
*L (Links 2004)
*M (Metal Wolf Chaos, Midtown Madness 3, Midnight Club 2, 3, Dub Edition Remix)
*N (Ninja Gaiden Black, NFL 2K5)
*O (OutRun 2, OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast)
*P (Panzer Dragoon Orta, Project Gotham Racing 1, 2, Pro Evolution Soccer 4, 5, Prince of Persia series)
*R (Rallisport Challenge 1, 2, Rainbow Six series, Richard Burns Rally)
*U (Unreal Championship 1, 2, Ultimate Spider-Man)
*V (Van Helsing)
*W (The Warriors, Without Warning)
*X (X-Men series, XIII)
*Y (Yager)
*Z (Zapper - One Wicked Cricket)
===360===
*D (Dead Rising series)
*E (Eternal Sonata)
*F (Fable series)
*J (Just Cause 1, 2,)
*K (Kameo)
*O (Operation Flashpoint series, Outfit)
*V (Viva Pinata series)
*W (Wanted, WarTech: Senko no ronde)
*X (X-Men Wolverine, X-Men 3)
*Y (Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z)
*Z (Zoo Tycoon)
===Saturn===
*E (Enemy Zero, Earthworm Jim 2)
*H (Hang On GP, House of The Dead)
*J (Johnny Bazookatone, J.B.Harold Blue Chicago Blues)
*L (Last Bronx, Legend of Oasis, Lost World: Jurassic Park, Loaded, Lost Vikings 2: Norse by Norsewest, Lupin the 3rd: Sage of Pyramid)
*O (Off-World Interceptor Extreme, Olympic Soccer)
*Q (Quake)
*T (Three Dirty Dwarves, Thunder Force V, Tomb Raider)
*U (Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Ultraman: Hikari no Kyojin Densetsu)
*V (Virtua Fighter series, Virtua Cop 1, 2, Victory Boxing, Virtual-On - Cyber Troopers)
*X (X-Men Children of the Atom, X-Men vs Street Fighter)
*Y (Yumimi Mix Remix)
*Z (Z, Zen Nihon Pro Wres Featuring Virtua, Zoku Gussun Oyoyo)

==Neo Geo==
*2020 Super Baseball
*ADK World (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Aggressors of Dark Kombat
*Alpha Mission II
*Bakatono-sama Mahjong Manyūki (JPN)
*Bang Bang Busters
*Bang Bead
*Baseball Stars Professional
*Baseball Stars 2
*Blue's Journey
*Breakers Revenge
*Captain Tomaday
*Chibi Maruko-chan: Maruko Deluxe Quiz (JPN)
*Crossed Swords
*Cyber-Lip
*Data East's Ghostlop (Prototype)
*Eight Man
*Fast Striker
*Fight Fever
*Flip Shot
*Football Frenzy
*Frog Feast (Homebrew)
*Ganryu
*Goal! Goal! Goal!
*Gunlord
*Gururin
*Ghost Pilots
*The Irritating Maze
*Idol Mahjong Final Romance 2 (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*The King of Fighters 96
*The King of Fighters 97
*The King of Fighters 99
*The King of Fighters 2001
*The Last Blade
*The Last Blade 2
*Last Hope
*League Bowling
*Legend of Success Joe / Ashita no Joe Legends
*Magical Drop III
*Mahjong Kyo Retsuden - Nishi Nihon Hen (JPN)
*Mahjong Minnasano Okagesamadesu (JPN)
*Matrimelee
*Mutation Nation
*Neo Drift Out
*Neo Mr. Do!
*Neo Turf Masters
*Ninja Commando
*Oshidashi Zintrick (JPN, Neo Geo CD)
*Pleasure Goal / Futsal - 5 on 5 Mini Soccer
*Pochi & Nyaa
*Pop'n Bounce
*Power Spikes II
*Prehistoric Isle 2
*Pulstar
*Puzzled
*Puzzle de Pon
*Puzzle de Pon R
*Quiz Daisousa Sen - The Last Count Down (JPN)
*Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo - Quiz Daisousa Sen part 2 (JPN)
*Ragnagard
*Real Bout Fatal Fury
*Real Bout Fatal Fury Special
*Riding Hero
*Robo Army
*Shinsetsu Samurai Spirits Bushidō Retsuden (aka Samurai Shodown RPG)
*Savage Reign
*Sengoku 3
*Shōgi no Tatsujin - Master of Syougi (JPN)
*Shock Troopers
*Soccer Brawl
*Stakes Winner
*Stakes Winner 2
*Street Hoop
*Strikers 1945 Plus
*Super Sidekicks
*Super Sidekicks 2 - The World Championship
*Super Sidekicks 3 - The Next Glory
*Tecmo World Soccer '96
*The Super Spy
*Thrash Rally / Rally Chase
*Top Player's Golf
*Treasure of The Caribbean
*Twinkle Star Sprites
*V-Liner
*Windjammers
*World Heroes 2
*World Heroes Jet
*World Heroes Perfect
*ZuPaPa!

==SG-1000==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports)
*Bank Panic
*Champion Baseball
*Champion Billiards
*Champion Boxing (first game by Yu Suzuki)
*Champion Golf
*Champion Ice Hockey
*Champion Kendou
*Champion Pro Wrestling
*Championship Lode Runner
*Champion Soccer
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Girl's Garden
*Golgo 13
*GP World
*Hang On II
*Home Mahjong
*Hustle Chumy
*Hyper Sports
*Mahjong / Sega Mahjong*
*Monaco GP*
*N-Sub
*Orguss*
*Othello*
*Pachinko II
*Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns
*Pop Flamer
*Safari Hunting
*Safari Race
*Shinnyuushain Tooru-Kun (Mikie)
*Star Force
*Star Jacker
*Terebi Oekaki*
*Tsumeshogi / Serizawa Hachidan no Tsumeshogi
*Yamato*
*Zaxxon
*Zippy Race
===Othello Multivision===
*James Bond 007
*Challenge Derby
*Guzzler
*Okamoto Ayako no Match Play Golf
*Othello Multivision [System ROM]
*Q*bert
*San-nin Mahjong
*Space Armor
*Space Mountain

==Master System==
(Note: Excludes Taiwan/Korean MSX ports outside original games)
*Assault City (note: this game has both a light phaser and a controller version of the game)
*Block Hole (Bootleg/KOR?)**
*California Games II
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Eagles 5 (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Ecco the Dolphin
*FA Tetris (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Ferias Frustradas do Pica-Pau (aka Woody Woodpecker) (Brazil)
*Flashpoint (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Gangster Town
*Galactic Protector (JPN)
*Gangcheol RoboCop (Bootleg)
*Global Gladiators
*Great Baseball (JPN)
*James Pond 2: Codename Robocod
*Lemmings
*Loretta no Shouzou: Sherlock Holmes (JPN, SG-1000 mode)
*Mah-Jong / Mahjong Sengoku Jidai (JPN, Hong Kong)
*Masters of Combat
*Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord
*Monica no Castelo do Dragao (Brazil, hack of Wonder Boy in Monster Land)
*Nekkyuu Koushien (JPN) [Original Japanese version of Reggie Jackson Baseball but has different graphics]
*New Boggle Boggle 2 (Bootleg)
*Olympic Gold
*Power Block / Suho Cheonsa (Bootleg)
*Rambo III
*RoboCop vs The Terminator
*Sapo Xule: S.O.S Lagoa Poludia (Brazil, Portugal)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shadow of the Beast
*Speedball
*Speedball 2
*Submarine Attack
*Summer Games
*Super Bubble Bobble (Bootleg)
*Super Columns & Tetris (Bootleg)
*Super Kick Off
*Super Space Invaders
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Tennis Ace (aka Passing Shot)
*Tensai Bakabon (JPN)
*The Three Dragon Story (Bootleg/KOR?)
*TransBot / Astro Flash
*Wonsiin (Bootleg/KOR?)
*Xevious / The Micro Xevious (Bootleg)

==Game Gear==
(Note: Some may have their Master System counterparts ripped)
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*The Adventures of Batman & Robin
*Aerial Assault
*Alien³
*Andre Agassi Tennis
*Arcade Classics
*Arch Rivals
*Ariel - The Little Mermaid
*Barbie Super Model
*Batter Up / Gear Stadium
*Bartman Meets Radioactive Man
*Bart vs. The Space Mutants
*Bart vs. The World
*Batman Forever
*Battleship - The classic naval combat game
*Beavis and Butt-Head
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Bubble Bobble
*Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble
*Bust-A-Move / Puzzle Bobble
*Buster Ball
*Buster Fight (aka Masters of Combat)
*Bonkers Wax Up!
*Caesars Palace
*Captain America and The Avengers
*Car Licence (JPN)
*Casino FunPak
*Chakan
*Chase H.Q. (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Championship Hockey
*Cheese Cat-Astrophe
*The Chessmaster
*Chicago Syndicate
*Choplifter III
*CJ Elephant Fugitive
*Cliffhanger
*Clutch Hitter
*Cool Spot
*Cosmic Spacehead
*Crayon Shin-chan - Taiketsu! Kantamu Panic!! (JPN)
*Crazy Faces (Prototype)
*Cutthroat Island
*David Robinson's Supreme Court (Prototype)
*Defenders of Oasis
*Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf
*Devilish
*Doraemon Nora no Suke no Yabou (JPN)
*Doraemon Waku Waku Pocket Paradise (JPN)
*Double Dragon
*Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
*Dropzone
*Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
*Dynamite Headdy
*Ecco the Dolphin
*Ecco - The Tides of Time
*Ernie Els Golf
*Eternal Legend (Eien no Densetsu)
*Evander Holyfield's "Real Deal" Boxing
*The Excellent Dizzy Collection
*F-15 Strike Eagle
*F1 - World Championship Edition
*Face Ball 2000
*Factory Panic
*Fantasy Zone / Fantasy Zone Gear
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA Soccer 96
*Foreman for Real
*Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball
*Fray ~Shugyou hen~ (JPN)
*Fred Couples Golf
*Frogger (Prototype)
*Galaga '91
*Gamble Panic (JPN)
*Gambler Jikochuushin Ha (JPN)
*Gear Stadium Heiseiban [note: might be an update to Batter Up]
*Gear Works
*GG Aleste - GALVANIC GUNNER ALESTE (JPN)
*GG Aleste II / Power Strike II
*GG Portrait - Pai Chen (JPN)
*GG Portrait - Yuuki Akira (JPN)
*Global Gladiators
*G-LOC - Air Battle
*Godzilla - Kaijuu Daishingeki (JPN)
*Greendog - The Beached Surfer Dude!
*Griffin
*Gunstar Heroes (JPN)
*Halley Wars
*Head Buster (JPN)
*Home Alone
*Honoo no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*House of Tarot (JPN)
*Hurricanes (PAL)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan Jima - Hyoutan Jima no Daikoukai (JPN)
*Hyper Pro Yakyuu '92 (JPN)
*Ichidant-R GG (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*The Incredible Crash Dummies
*The Incredible Hulk
*Iron Man X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal
*The Itchy & Scratchy Game
*James Bond 007: The Duel
*James Pond 3 - Operation Starfi5h
*James Pond II - Codename: RoboCod
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! Sports Edition (USA)
*J League Soccer Dream Eleven (JPN)
*Joe Montana Football
*Judge Dredd
*Junction
*Jungle Strike
*Jurassic Park
*Kawasaki Superbike Challenge
*Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (JPN)
*Kinetic Connection
*Kishin Douji Zenki (JPN)
*Klax
*Kuni Chan no Game Tengoku (JPN)
*Kuni Chan no Game Tengoku Part 2 (JPN)
*Last Action Hero
*Lemmings
*Lemmings 2: The Tribes
*The Lost World: Jurassic Park
*Lunar - Sanpo-suru Gakuen (JPN)
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden 96
*Madou Monogatari III - Kyuukyoku Joou-sama (JPN)
*Madou Monogatari A - Doki Doki Vacation (JPN)
*Magical Puzzle Popils
*Magical Taruruuto-kun (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth (JPN)
*Magic Knight Rayearth 2 ~making of magic knight~ (JPN)
*The Majors Pro Baseball
*Man Overboard!
*Marko's Magic Football
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible (JPN)
*Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special (JPN)
*MLBPA Baseball
*Mortal Kombat II
*Mortal Kombat 3
*Off the Wall (Prototype)
*Olympic Gold
*The Ottifants
*Paperboy
*Paperboy 2
*Pet Club Inu Dai Suki! (JPN)
*Pete Sampras Tennis
*PGA TOUR 96
*PGA TOUR Golf
*PGA TOUR Golf II
*Phantasy Star Adventure (JPN)
*Phantom 2040
*Pinball Dreams
*Pocket Jansou (JPN)
*Poker Face Paul's Blackjack (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Gin (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Poker (USA)
*Poker Face Paul's Solitaire (USA)
*Pop Breaker (JPN)
*Popeye Beach Volley Ball (JPN)
*Power Drive (PAL)
*Predator 2
*Primal Rage
*The Pro Yakyuu '91 (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu GG League (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu GG League '94 (JPN)
*Putt & Putter
*Quest for the Shaven Yak Starring Ren Hoëk & Stimpy
*Rastan Saga (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*R.B.I. Baseball '94
*R.C. Grand Prix (Master System ROM in a Game Gear cartridge)
*Riddick Bowe Boxing
*Rise of the Robots
*Road Rash
*RoboCop 3
*RoboCop versus The Terminator
*Royal Stone ~Hirakareshi Toki no Tobira~ (JPN)
*Samurai Shodown
*Scratch Golf
*SD Gundam Winner's History (JPN)
*Sensible Soccer
*Shanghai II
*Shaq Fu
*Shikinjo
*Shining Force Gaiden ~Ensei Jashin no Kuni e~ (JPN)
*Shining Force - The Sword of Hajya
*Shinobi II - The Silent Fury
*Side Pocket
*Slam Dunk - Shouri-e no Starting 5 (JPN)
*Slider
*Solitaire FunPak
*Solitaire Poker / Ryu Kyu
*Soukoban
*Space Harrier
*Spider-Man - Return of the Sinister Six
*Sports Illustrated: Championship Football & Baseball (USA)
*Sports Trivia (USA)
*Sports Trivia - Championship Edition (USA)
*Stargate
*Star Trek: Generations - Beyond the Nexus
*Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial
*Streets of Rage
*Streets of Rage II
*Strider Returns
*Striker
*Super Battletank
*Super Golf
*Super Kick Off
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu III (JPN)
*Super Off Road
*Super Smash T.V.
*Super Space Invaders
*Surf Ninjas
*Sylvan Tale (JPN)
*T2: The Arcade Game
*Taisen-gata Daisenryaku G (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai (JPN)
*Taisen Mahjong Hao-Pai 2 (JPN)
*Tama & Friends - 3 Choume Kouen Tamalympic (JPN)
*Tant~R (Puzzle & Action) (JPN)
*Tarzan - Lord of the Jungle
*Tatakae! Pro Yakyuu Twin League (JPN)
*Taz in Escape from Mars
*Taz-Mania
*Tengen World Cup Soccer / Kick & Rush (partially ripped as Tecmo World Cup 93 on the Master System)
*The Terminator
*Terminator 2: Judgment Day
*Tesserae
*Torarete Tamaruka!? (JPN)
*True Lies
*Urban Strike
*VR Troopers
*Wagan Land (JPN)
*WildSnake (Prototype)
*Wimbledon
*Winter Olympics
*Wizard Pinball (PAL)
*Wonder Boy
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Derby (JPN)
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA)
*WWF Raw
*WWF WrestleMania Steel Cage Challenge
*X-Men
*Yu Yu Hakusho - Horobishi Mono no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Yu Yu Hakusho II - Gekitou! Nanakyou no Tatakai (JPN)
*Zan Gear (JPN)
*Zool: Ninja of the "Nth" Dimension

==Mega Drive / Genesis==
(Note: Excludes hacks / After market games)
*688 Attack Sub
*Aa Harimanada (JPN)
*Aero the Acrobat
*Baby's Day Out (Prototype)
*Back to the Future Part III (note: also include intentional palette due to bug in game)
*Bahamut Senki (JPN)
*Ball Jacks
*Ballz 3D
*Barbie Super Model
*Barbie Vacation Adventure (Prototype)
*Barkley Shut Up and Jam!
*Barkley Shut Up and Jam 2
*Bass Masters Classic (USA)
*Bass Masters Classic - Pro Edition (USA)
*Batman Forever
*Battle Golfer Yui (JPN)
*Battle Mania Daiginjou
*Battle Squadron
*Battlemaster
*Beast Wrestler
*Beastball (Prototype)
*The Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure
*Best of the Best - Championship Karate
*Beyond Zero Tolerance (Prototype)
*Bill Walsh College Football
*Bill Walsh College Football 95 (USA)
*Bill's Tomato Game (Prototype)
*Bimini Run
*Bio Hazard Battle
*Bloodshot / Battle Frenzy
*Body Count
*Bonkers
*Boxing Legends of the Ring
*Brian Lara Cricket (PAL)
*Brian Lara Cricket 96 (PAL)
*Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday
*Budokan - The Martial Spirit
*Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble
*Bulls vs Blazers and the NBA Playoffs
*Bulls vs Lakers and the NBA Playoffs
*Championship Bowling / Boogie Woogie Bowling
*Chi Chi's Pro Challenge Golf / Top Pro Golf 2
*Cliffhanger
*Clue (USA)
*Coach K College Basketball (USA)
*College Slam
*Crack Down
*Cross Fire / Super Airwolf
*Crue Ball
*Cutie Suzuki no Ringside Angel (JPN)
*Cutthroat Island
*Dangerous Seed (JPN)
*Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat (Prototype)
*Darius (Mega Drive Mini)
*David Robinson's Supreme Court
*Daze Before Christmas (AUS)
*Demolition Man
*Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf
*Dick Tracy
*Dick Vitale's 'Awesome, Baby!' College Hoops (USA)
*Dino Dini's Soccer (PAL)
*Dino Land
*Doom Troopers
*Double Clutch (PAL)
*Double Dribble - The Playoff Edition / Hyper Dunk
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu (JPN)
*Dragon Slayer - Eiyuu Densetsu II (JPN)
*Dragon's Eye Plus - Shanghai III (JPN)
*Dragon's Fury / Devil's Crush MD
*Dragon's Revenge
*Dungeons & Dragons - Warriors of the Eternal Sun
*Dune II: The Battle for Arrakis
*Dyna Brothers
*Dyna Brothers 2
*Dyna Brothers 2: Sega Channel Special
*Dynamite Duke
*Evander Holyfield's 'Real Deal' Boxing
*F1 Circus MD (JPN)
*F1 World Championship Edition (PAL)
*F-15 Strike Eagle II (any sprites?)
*F-22 Interceptor
*F-117 Night Storm
*Family Feud (USA)
*Fastest 1
*Fatal Labyrinth
*Fatal Rewind / The Killing Game Show
*Fever Pitch Soccer / Head On Soccer
*FIFA International Soccer
*FIFA 95
*FIFA 96
*FIFA 97
*FIFA 98: Road to World Cup
*Fire Mustang (JPN)
*Flash Point (Prototype)
*Hard Drivin'
*HardBall '94
*HardBall '95 (USA)
*HardBall III (Bootleg)
*HardBall! (Bootleg)
*Haunting Starring Polterguy
*Heavy Nova (USA)
*Hei Tao 2 - Super Big 2
*Hellfire
*Herzog Zwei
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Home Alone
*Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York (USA)
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Hook
*Huan Le Tao Qi Shu - Smart Mouse
*Humans, The (USA)
*Hybrid Front, The (JPN)
*Hyokkori Hyoutan-jima - Daitouryou wo Mezase! (JPN)
*Hyper Marbles (JPN)
*Incredible Hulk, The
*Insector X
*Instruments of Chaos Starring Young Indiana Jones (USA)
*International Rugby (PAL)
*International Superstar Soccer Deluxe
*Ishido - The Way of Stones (Bootleg)
*Itchy & Scratchy Game, The (Prototype)
*Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings
*J. League Pro Striker (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker 2 (JPN)
*J. League Pro Striker Perfect (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Power Challenge Golf
*James 'Buster' Douglas Knockout Boxing / Final Blow
*Jammit (USA)
*Janou Touryuumon (JPN)
*Jantei Monogatari (JPN)
*Jelly Boy (Prototype)
*Jeopardy! (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Deluxe Edition (USA)
*Jeopardy! - Sports Edition (USA)
*Jerry Glanville's Pigskin Footbrawl (USA)
*Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker (PAL)
*Jiu Ji Ma Jiang II - Ye Yan Bian
*Joe Montana Football
*Joe Montana II Sports Talk Football
*John Madden Football 92
*John Madden Football 93
*Jordan vs Bird - One on One
*Joshua & the Battle of Jericho (USA)
*Judge Dredd
*Jungle Strike
*Madden NFL 95
*Madden NFL 96
*Madden NFL 97
*Madden NFL 98
*Mega-Lo-Mania / Tyrants - Fight through Time
*Micro Machines Military (PAL)
*NHL Hockey / EA Hockey
*NHLPA Hockey 93
*NHL 94
*NHL 95
*NHL 96
*NHL 97
*NHL 98
*Nightmare Circus
*Nikkan Sports Pro Yakyuu Van (JPN)
*Ninja Burai Densetsu (JPN)
*Nobunaga's Ambition / Nobunaga no Yabō: Zenkokuban
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Bushō Fūunroku (Nobunaga's Ambition: Lord of Darkness)
*Nobunaga no Yabō: Haouden (JPN)
*Normy's Beach Babe-O-Rama
*P.T.O. - Pacific Theater of Operations
*Pac-Attack / Pac-Panic
*Pac-Man 2 - The New Adventures (USA)
*Pachinko Kuunyan (JPN)
*Paddle Fighter (JPN)
*Pagemaster, The
*Paperboy
*Party Quiz Mega Q (JPN)
*Pebble Beach Golf Links
*Pele II - World Tournament Soccer
*Pele!
*Pete Sampras Tennis
*PGA Tour 96
*Phantasy Star - Sennenki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Amia's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Anne's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Huey's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kaerazaru Toki no Owari ni (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Kinds's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Nei's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Rudger's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Shilka's Adventure (JPN)
*Phantasy Star II - Yushis's Adventure (JPN)
*Phelios
*Pink Goes to Hollywood
*Pirates! Gold (USA)
*Pit-Fighter
*Populous
*Power Monger (JPN)
*Power Monger
*Powerball (USA)
*Predator 2
*Premier Manager (PAL)
*Premier Manager 97 (PAL)
*Primal Rage
*Prime Time NFL Starring Deion Sanders (USA)
*Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow and the Flame (Prototype)
*Pro Quarterback (USA)
*Pro Striker Final Stage (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu Super League '91 (JPN)
*Psy-O-Blade (JPN)
*Psycho Pinball (PAL)
*Pulseman (JPN)
*Punisher, The
*Putter Golf (JPN)
*Puzzle & Action - Ichidant-R (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic II (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic III (JPN)
*Pyramid Magic Special (JPN)
*Quad Challenge / MegaTrax
*Taikou Risshiden (JPN)
*Target Earth / Assault Suit Leynos
*Task Force Harrier EX
*Team USA Basketball / USA Basketball World Challenge (title)
*Tecmo Cup: Football Game (Prototype)
*Tecmo Super Baseball (USA)
*Tecmo Super Bowl
*Tecmo Super Bowl II - Special Edition
*Tecmo Super Bowl III - Final Edition (USA)
*Tecmo Super Hockey (USA)
*Tecmo Super NBA Basketball
*Teddy Boy Blues
*Teitoku no Ketsudan (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Mahjong (JPN)
*Tel-Tel Stadium (JPN)
*Telebradesco Residencia (Brazil)
*Test Drive II - The Duel
*Tetris (Mega Drive Mini, different than the one on tSR)
*Thunder Fox
*Thunder Pro Wrestling Retsuden (JPN)
*Time Trax (Prototype)
*TinHead (USA)
*Tintin in Tibet (PAL)
*Tiny Toon Adventures - Acme All-Stars
*TNN Bass Tournament of Champions (USA)
*TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament '96 (USA)
*Todd's Adventures in Slime World (USA)
*Tommy Lasorda Baseball / Super League
*Tony La Russa Baseball (USA, Australia)
*Top Pro Golf (JPN)
*Total Football (PAL)
*Toughman Contest
*Tougiou King Colossus (JPN)
*Toys (USA)
*Trampoline Terror! (USA)
*Traysia (USA)
*Triple Play - Gold Edition (USA)
*Triple Play 96 (USA)
*Troy Aikman NFL Football (USA)
*True Lies
*Truxton
*Tun Shi Tian Di III (Bootleg)?
*Twin Cobra - Desert Attack Helicopter
*Two Crude Dudes
*Two Tribes - Populous II (PAL)
*Uchuu Senkan Gomora (JPN)
*Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
*Ultimate QIX / Volfied
*Ultimate Soccer (PAL)
*Ultraman (JPN)
*Uncharted Waters
*Unnecessary Roughness '95 (USA)
*Uzu Keobukseon (KOR)
*Valis III
*Vapor Trail
*Venom . Spider-Man - Separation Anxiety
*Verytex (JPN)
*Virtua Racing
*Virtual Pinball
*Vixen 357 (Japan)
*Wardner
*WarpSpeed
*Warrior of Rome
*Warrior of Rome II
*Waterworld (Prototype)
*Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars
*Wayne's World (USA)
*WeaponLord (USA)
*Whac-a-Critter
*Wheel of Fortune (USA)
*Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego
*Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego
*Whip Rush
*Wild Snake (Prototype)
*Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits (USA)
*Wimbledon Championship Tennis
*Winter Challenge
*Wolfchild (USA)
*Wonder Library (JPN)
*World Class Leader Board
*World Cup USA 94
*World Series Baseball '95 (USA)
*World Series Baseball '96 (USA)
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*World Series Baseball 98 (USA)
*World Trophy Soccer / European Club Soccer
*Worms (PAL)
*Wrestle War
*Wrestleball (Japan)
*WWF Raw
*WWF Royal Rumble
*WWF WrestleMania - The Arcade Game
*X-Perts (USA)
*XDR - X-Dazedly-Ray (JPN)
*Zan Yasha Enbukyoku (JPN)
*Zany Golf
*Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel
*Zombie High (Prototype)
*Zombies Ate My Neighbors
*Zool - Ninja of the 'Nth' Dimension
*Zoom!
*Zoop
===Mega CD===
*Jaguar XJ220
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Super Strike Trilogy (Prototype)
*Wonder Dog
===32X===
(Note: Everything except Brutal Unleashed, Chaotix, Tempo and Virtua Fighter)
*After Burner Complete
*Amazing Spider-Man, The - Web of Fire (USA)
*BC Racers
*Blackthorne (USA)
*Cosmic Carnage / Cyber Brawl
*DarXide (PAL)
*Doom
*FIFA 96
*Golf Magazine 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples
*Kolibri
*Metal Head
*Mortal Kombat II
*Motocross Championship
*NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
*NFL Quarterback Club
*Pinocchio (Prototype)
*Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
*Primal Rage
*Sangokushi IV (JPN) [Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV]
*Shadow Squadron / Stellar Assault
*Soul Star X (Prototype)
*Space Harrier
*Star Trek - Starfleet Academy - Starship Bridge Simulator
*Star Wars Arcade
*T-Mek
*Toughman Contest
*Virtua Hamster (Prototype)
*Virtua Racing Deluxe
*World Series Baseball (USA)
*WWF RAW
*WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game
*X-Men: Mind Games (Prototype)
*Zaxxon's Motherbase 2000

==Atari 5200==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games and test programs. So many prototypes...)
*A.E. (Prototype)
*Activision Decathlon
*Asteroids (Prototype)
*Astro Chase
*Ballblazer
*Barroom Baseball (Prototype)
*Battlezone (Prototype)
*Beamrider
*BerZerk
*Black Belt (Prototype)
*Blaster (Prototype)
*Blue Print
*Bounty Bob Strikes Back!
*Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
*Carol Shaw's River Raid
*Centipede
*Choplifter
*Congo Bongo
*Countermeasure
*Defender
*Dig Dug
*The Dreadnaught Factor
*Final Legacy (Prototype)
*Frisky Tom (Prototype)
*Frogger
*Frogger II - Threeedeep!
*Galaxian
*Gorf
*Gremlins
*Gyruss
*H.E.R.O.
*James Bond 007
*Joust
*Jr. Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Jungle Hunt
*Kangaroo
*Keystone Capers
*K-Razy Shoot-Out
*Last Starfighter, The (Prototype)*
*Looney Tunes Hotel (Prototype)*
*Meebzork (Prototype)
*MegaMania
*Meteorites
*Microgammon SB (Prototype)
*Millipede (Prototype)
*Miner 2049er Starring Bounty Bob
*Miniature Golf (Prototype)
*Missile Command
*Montezuma's Revenge featuring Panama Joe
*Moon Patrol
*Mountain King
*Mr. Do!'s Castle
*Pitfall
*Pitfall II: Lost Caverns
*Pole Position
*Popeye
*Q-bert
*QIX
*Quest for Quintana Roo
*RealSports Baseball
*RealSports Basketball
*RealSports Football
*RealSports Soccer
*RealSports Tennis
*Rescue on Fractalus!
*Road Runner (Prototype)
*Robotron 2084
*Space Dungeon
*Space Invaders
*Space Shuttle - A Journey Into Space
*Spitfire (Prototype)
*Sport Goofy (Prototype)
*Star Raiders
*Star Trek - Strategic Operations Simulator
*Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle
*Star Wars - The Arcade Game
*Stargate (Prototype)
*Super Breakout
*Super Cobra
*Super Pac-Man (Prototype)
*Tempest (Prototype)
*Track and Field (Prototype)
*Vanguard*
*Wizard of Wor*
*Xari Arena (Prototype)
*Xevious (Prototype)
*Yellow Submarine (Demo)
*Zaxxon*
*Zenji*
*Zone Ranger*

==Atari 7800==
(Note: Excludes Homebrew/After market games)
*Ace of Aces
*Alien Brigade
*Asteroids
*Ballblazer
*Barnyard Blaster
*Basketbrawl
*Centipede
*Commando
*Crack'ed
*Crossbow
*Dark Chambers
*Desert Falcon
*Diagnostic Test Cartridge
*Dig Dug
*Donkey Kong Junior
*Double Dragon
*F-18 Hornet
*Fatal Run
*Fight Night
*Food Fight
*Galaga
*GATO (Prototype)
*Ikari Warriors
*Impossible Mission
*Jinks
*Joust
*Karateka
*Klax (Prototype)
*Kung-Fu Master
*Mat Mania Challenge
*Mean 18 Ultimate Golf
*Meltdown
*Midnight Mutants
*Missing in Action (Prototype)
*Motor Psycho
*One-on-One Basketball*
*Pete Rose Baseball
*Planet Smashers
*Plutos (Prototype)
*Pole Position II
*Rampage
*Rampart (Prototype)
*Realsports Baseball
*Rescue on Fractalus (Prototype)
*Robotron: 2084
*Scrapyard Dog
*Sentinel
*Sirius (Prototype)
*Summer Games
*Super Huey
*Super Skateboardin'
*Tank Command
*Title Match Pro Wrestling
*Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator
*Touchdown Football
*Tower Toppler
*Water Ski*
*Winter Games*
*Xenophobe
*Xevious

==PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16==
*21 Emon - Mezase Hotel Ou!! (JPN)
*After Burner II (JPN)
*Alien Crush
*Andre Panza Kick Boxing
*Aoi Blink (JPN)
*Appare Gateball (JPN)
*Armed F (JPN)
*Artist Tool (JPN)
*Atomic Robo-Kid Special (JPN)
*AV Poker - World Gambler (JPN)
*Ballistix
*Bari Bari Densetsu (JPN)
*Barunba (JPN)
*Battle Royale (USA)
*Benkei Gaiden (JPN)
*Bikkuriman World (JPN)
*Blazing Lazers / Gunhed
*Bloody Wolf
*Bodycon Quest II (JPN)
*Bomberman '93
*Bomberman '93 (JPN) (Special Version)
*Bomberman - Users Battle (JPN)
*Bouken Danshaku Don - The Lost Sunheart (JPN)
*Boxyboy / Soukoban World
*Break In (JPN)
*Bubblegum Crash! - Knight Sabers 2034 (JPN)
*Bull Fight - Ring no Haja (JPN)
*Burning Angels (JPN)
*Busou Keiji - Cyber Cross (JPN)
*Cadash
*Champion Wrestler (JPN)
*Champions Forever Boxing (USA)
*Chew Man Fu / Be Ball
*Chibi Maruko-chan - Quiz de Piihyara (JPN)
*Chikudenya Toubei - Kubikiri Yakata Yori (JPN)
*Circus Lido (JPN)
*Columns (JPN)
*Coryoon - Child of Dragon (JPN)
*Cratermaze (USA)
*Cross Wiber - Cyber Combat Police (JPN)
*Cyber Core
*Cyber Dodge (JPN)
*Cyber Knight (JPN)
*Daichi-kun Crisis - Do Natural (JPN)
*Daisenpuu (JPN)
*Darius Alpha (JPN)
*Davis Cup Tennis (USA)
*Dead Moon
*Deep Blue
*Detana!! TwinBee (JPN)
*Digital Champ (JPN)
*Don Doko Don! (JPN)
*Doraemon - Nobita no Dorabian Night (JPN)
*Double Dungeons - W
*Download (JPN)
*Dragon Egg! (JPN)
*Dragon Saber - After Story of Dragon Spirit (JPN)
*Dragon Spirit
*Drop.Off / Drop Rock Hora Hora
*Druaga no Tou (JPN)
*Dungeon Explorer
*Energy (JPN)
*Eternal City - Toshi Tensou Keikaku (JPN)
*F-1 Dream (JPN)
*F-1 Pilot - You're King of Kings (JPN)
*F1 Circus '91 - World Championship (JPN)
*F1 Circus '92 - The Speed of Sound (JPN)
*F1 Circus (JPN)
*F1 Triple Battle (JPN)
*Falcon (USA)
*Fantasy Zone
*Fighting Run (JPN)
*Final Blaster (JPN)
*Final Lap Twin
*Final Match Tennis (JPN)
*Final Soldier (JPN) (Special Version)
*Fire Pro Wrestling - Combination Tag (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 2 - 2nd Bout (JPN)
*Fire Pro Wrestling 3 - Legend Bout (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - Human Cup '90 (JPN)
*Formation Soccer - On J. League (JPN)
*Gai Flame (JPN)
*Gaia no Monshou (JPN)
*Galaga '90 / Galaga '88
*Ganbare! Golf Boys (JPN)
*Gekisha Boy (JPN)
*Genji Tsuushin Agedama (JPN)
*Genpei Toumaden (JPN)
*Ghost Manor (USA)
*Gokuraku! Chuuka Taisen (JPN)
*Gomola Speed (JPN)
*Gunboat (USA)
*Gunhed - Hudson Gunhed Taikai (JPN)
*Hana Taaka Daka! (JPN)
*Hanii in the Sky (JPN)
*Hanii on the Road (JPN)
*Hatris (JPN)
*Hisou Kihei - Xserd (JPN)
*Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League
*Honoo no Toukyuuji - Dodge Danpei (JPN)
*Idol Hanafuda Fan Club (JPN)
*Image Fight (JPN)
*J. League Greatest Eleven (JPN)
*Jack Nicklaus' Turbo Golf
*Jaseiken Necromancer (JPN)
*Jigoku Meguri (JPN)
*Jinmu Denshou (JPN)
*Juuouki (JPN)
*Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman (JPN)
*Kattobi! Takuhai-kun (JPN)
*KickBall (JPN)
*Kikikai-kai (JPN)
*King of Casino
*Klax
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '89 (JPN)
*Kore ga Pro Yakyuu '90 (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong - Idol Graphics (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Mahjong II (JPN)
*Kyuukyoku Tiger (JPN)
*Lady Sword
*Legendary Axe II, The (USA)
*Legendary Axe, The
*Lode Runner - Lost Labyrinth (JPN)
*Maerchen Maze (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gakuen Mild - Touma Soushirou Toujou (JPN)
*Mahjong Gokuu Special (JPN)
*Mahjong Haouden - Kaiser's Quest (JPN)
*Mahjong Shikaku Retsuden - Mahjong Wars (JPN)
*Maison Ikkoku (JPN)
*Makai Hakkenden Shada (JPN)
*Makai Prince Dorabocchan (JPN)
*Maniac Pro Wres - Asu e no Tatakai (JPN)
*Metal Stoker (JPN)
*Military Madness
*Mizubaku Adventure (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Gaiden - Dai-1-shuu (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu II (JPN)
*Momotarou Densetsu Turbo (JPN)
*Momotarou Katsugeki (JPN)
*Monster Pro Wres (JPN)
*Morita Shougi PC (JPN)
*Moto Roader
*Moto Roader II (JPN)
*Mr. Heli no Daibouken (JPN)
*Naxat Open (JPN)
*Naxat Stadium (JPN)
*Nazo no Mascarade (JPN)
*Necros no Yousai (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - PC Bangai Hen (JPN)
*Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu - Soccer PC Hen (JPN)
*Neutopia
*Neutopia II
*New Adventure Island
*NHK Taiga Drama - Taiheiki (JPN)
*Night Creatures (USA)
*Niko Niko Pun (JPN)
*Ninja Warriors, The (JPN)
*Obocchama-kun (JPN)
*Operation Wolf (JPN)
*Order of the Griffon (USA)
*Ordyne
*Out Live (JPN)
*Override (JPN)
*P-47 - The Freedom Fighter (JPN)
*Pachio-kun - Juuban Shoubu (JPN)
*Parasol Stars - The Story of Bubble Bobble 3
*Parodius Da! - Shinwa kara Owarai e (JPN)
*PC Pachi-Slot Idol Gambler (JPN)
*Populous (JPN)
*Power Drift (JPN)
*Power Eleven (JPN)
*Power Gate (JPN)
*Power Golf
*Power League '93 (JPN)
*Power League (JPN) (All Star Version)
*Power League 4 (JPN)
*Power League 5 (JPN)
*Power League II (JPN)
*Power League III (JPN)
*Power Tennis (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium '91 (JPN)
*Pro Yakyuu World Stadium (JPN)
*Psycho Chaser (JPN)
*Psychosis / Paranoia
*Puzzle Boy (JPN)
*Puzznic (JPN)
*R-Type
*Rabio Lepus Special (JPN)
*Racing Damashii (JPN)
*Raiden
*Rastan Saga II (JPN)
*Rock-On (JPN)
*Ryuukyuu (JPN)
*Sadakichi 7 Series - Hideyoshi no Ougon (JPN)
*Samurai-Ghost / Genpei Toumaden Ni no Maki
*Sekigahara (JPN)
*Sengoku Mahjong (JPN)
*Shanghai (JPN)
*Shinobi (JPN)
*Shockman / Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman 2 - Aratanaru Teki
*Shougi Shodan Icchokusen (JPN)
*Shougi Shoshinsha Muyou (JPN)
*SideArms - Hyper Dyne
*Silent Debuggers
*Sindibad - Chitei no Daimakyuu (JPN)
*Sinistron / Violent Soldier
*Skweek (JPN)
*Soldier Blade - Special Version (JPN)
*Somer Assault / Mesopotamia
*Son Son II (JPN)
*Sonic Spike - World Championship Beach Volleyball / World Beach Volley
*Space Harrier
*Space Invaders - Fukkatsu no Hi (JPN)
*Spin Pair (JPN)
*Spiral Wave (JPN)
*Stratego (JPN)
*Super Metal Crusher (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu (JPN)
*Super Momotarou Dentetsu II (JPN)
*Super Volleyball
*Susanoou Densetsu (JPN)
*Tatsujin (JPN)
*Tatsunoko Fighter (JPN)
*Ten no Koe Bank (JPN)
*Tenseiryuu - Saint Dragon (JPN)
*Terra Cresta II - Mandoraa no Gyakushuu (JPN)
*Thunder Blade (JPN)
*Tiger Road
*Time Cruise / Time Cruise II
*Timeball / Blodia
*Titan (JPN)
*Toy Shop Boys (JPN)
*Tricky Kick / Tricky
*Tsuppari Oozumou - Heisei Ban (JPN)
*Tsuru Teruhito no Jissen Kabushiki Bai Bai Game (JPN)
*Turrican (USA)
*TV Sports Hockey
*Valkyrie no Densetsu (JPN)
*Veigues - Tactical Gladiator
*Volfied (JPN)
*W-Ring - The Double Rings (JPN)
*Wai Wai Mahjong - Yukai na Janyuu-tachi (JPN)
*Wallaby!! - Usagi no Kuni no Kangaroo Race (JPN)
*Winning Shot (JPN)
*World Circuit (JPN)
*World Class Baseball / Power League
*World Jockey (JPN)
*World Sports Competition / Power Sports
*Yo, Bro (USA)
*Yuu Yuu Jinsei - Victory Life (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN)
*Zero 4 Champ (JPN) (v1.5)
===SuperGrafx===
*1941 - Counter Attack (JPN)
*Aldynes - The Misson Code for Rage Crisis (JPN)
*Battle Ace (JPN)
*Madou King Granzort (JPN)
===Turbo CD===
Not going there... A lot.

==Super Cassette Vision==
*BASIC Nyuumon
*Dragon Slayer
*Milky Princess
*Rantou Pro-Wrestling
*Shogi Nyuumon