List of games packaged with accessories or making use of accessories
What games came packaged with which accessory?
Arkanoid -- Taito (w. controller)
Arkanoid II -- Taito (w. controller)
Crazy Climber -- (w. controller) (also sold individually)
Donkey Kong Jr./Donkey Kong Jr. Math -- Sharp (w. Sharp C1)
Doremikko -- Konami (w. music keyboard)
Dragon Ball Z: Gekitou Tenkaichi Budoukai -- Bandai (w. Datach system)
Exciting Boxing -- Konami (w. inflatable boxer)
Family BASIC -- Nintendo (w. computer keyboard)
Family Trainer: Athletic World -- (w. mat) (also sold individually)
Hyper Shot: Space Shadow -- (w. Hyper Shot light gun)
Karaoke Studio -- (w. Karaoke system)
Top-Rider -- Varie (w. Top-Rider inflatable motorcycle)
Wild Gunman -- Nintendo (w. light gun)
Super Mogura Tataki!! Pokkun Moguraa -- (w. Tap-tap mat and mallet)
I think that the DBZ was packed in the Datach set, and not the Datach
being packed in the DBZ pack!
Hyper Olympics (With Hyper Controller)
Was that inflatable bike supposed to be packed with a game? :-\
Top Rider --- I'll look into it. What about the two ROB games (Gyro and Stack-Up)?
Quote from: Jedi QuestMaster on November 03, 2006, 12:33:20 pm
Was that inflatable bike supposed to be packed with a game? :-\
Yes.
There is also a plastic hitting mallet and small hitting pad that comes with a game (kinda like the crocodile hitting game in the arcade i guess) I have the mallet, pad and box but I can't find just the game loose and actually I don't even know the name. Does anyone know about this?
Might have something to do with Eggsplode. I think that's like the Whack-a-Mole game.
Featherplukin should know the name of this game, it was a Namcot game that came in a box twice then normal size and game with a huge foldout map and even little figures. I won one of his a few months ago and he just auctioned off another one recently. It has a long Japanese name that I can't remember at the moment!
Yeah that's Kaijuu Monogatari. It came with little figures of the four main characters and you could use them to plot your travels with on the map with something real in front of you instead of just in the game. I guess that could be considered some sort of accessory also.
Hey, ericj, what's the name of the tap-tap mat game?
What's up guys?!? It's Super Mogura Tataki!! Pokkun Moguraa.
(http://www.famicomarchives.com/ebay/IMG_6459.jpg)
Has anyone got a crazy climber cart and controller would like to see a pic of one and i am also interested in how it plays there havent been many ports of the game on other systems due probably to the controller issues its hard to play on the super famicom unless you happen to have two arcade sticks,its one of my all time favorite games but would like to know if the controller works ok before i try and hunt one down any info be really helpful thanks
To add to the list, Doremikko (with Konami Keyboard)
And Family BASIC with the keyboard.
Quote from: cosmic-ark on May 01, 2009, 09:04:30 pm
Has anyone got a crazy climber cart and controller would like to see a pic of one and i am also interested in how it plays there havent been many ports of the game on other systems due probably to the controller issues its hard to play on the super famicom unless you happen to have two arcade sticks,its one of my all time favorite games but would like to know if the controller works ok before i try and hunt one down any info be really helpful thanks
It was called the Climber Stick (クライマー スティック). Best I could find is this picture:
(http://www.geocities.jp/hiropong_9372/goods/climber_stick.jpg)
from http://www.geocities.jp/hiropong_9372/goods/goods.html (http://www.geocities.jp/hiropong_9372/goods/goods.html) (the page has embedded music...).
There's also this auction:
http://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/113853705 (http://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/113853705)
The game requires you to use the d-pads on both controllers. The Climber Stick is just two little joysticks that you can attach to the controllers somehow so that you have joysticks instead of d-pads.
Thanks joe looks like it may be a little better than the super famicom controls still prob better investing in an another arcade stick for the famicom ive already got a Y cable so i can connect two sticks to the front port of the famicom still if a boxed crazy climber comes up i will grab it,has anyone got an idea of the rareity of them
Looks like Galaxy Odyssey came with some extra jazz...
http://cgi.ebay.com/JP-Famicom-disksystem-Galaxy-Odyssey_W0QQitemZ350212592367QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_PC_Video_Games_Games?hash=item518a4c12ef&_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116
Were there games that came with R&B as well?
*rimshot*
I was under the impression ROB was sold separately.
He meant the music genre R&B...because FDJ said jazz...
::)
Heh. Looked at that one too fast. :P But yeah, was ROB sold alone? I've only ever seen it alone, I think, not packaged with games.
Uhh..are you forgetting abuot the deluxe set, or do you mean after that? I think after that, he was sold alone. In Japan, I think there were packages that had him and Robot Gyro or Block and the corresponding pieces for the Family Robot.
I thought Gyromite Only came with ROB.
I dunno, I'm probably wrong.
No, they had a big box Gyromite package that came in a big box (duh) that contained ROB's pieces for Gyromite and the game itself. I don't know if the game was in a separate box inside the big box or not.
Are you taking NES? I've seen separate boxes for the games and pieces.
Yes I am. I've seen them on eBay a lot. They must do both.
I was under the impression that the Famicom Robot was purchased by itself, then you had to buy boxes for the Robot Gyro and Robot Block games and setups... although in all fairness nobody's said "Famicom Robot" yet, just ROB, and yes, ROB for the NES came packaged with Gyromite. ;)
Is it considerably more cost effective to buy the Famicom Robot instead of ROB? I kinda want the thing but I'm not sure I wanna pay the prices for the NES ROBs which are often in lousy shape.
Family Robots are harder to find than ROBs. Your best bet would be a ROB w/ Gyromite stuff.
The list needs to be updated. Creatom, by Micro Genius, came packaged with cardboard pieces and an instruction sheet for playing a cardboard version of their Famicom game.
That reminds me of Genpei Toumaden: Computer Boardgame. It almost seems more like a board game that comes with a Famicom cartridge than the other way around but I don't know much about it.
Quote from: Christine on June 16, 2009, 10:02:56 am
I was under the impression that the Famicom Robot was purchased by itself, then you had to buy boxes for the Robot Gyro and Robot Block games and setups... although in all fairness nobody's said "Famicom Robot" yet, just ROB, and yes, ROB for the NES came packaged with Gyromite. ;)
Is it considerably more cost effective to buy the Famicom Robot instead of ROB? I kinda want the thing but I'm not sure I wanna pay the prices for the NES ROBs which are often in lousy shape.
I have a CIB Family Computer Robot and both the Block Set and Gyro Set CIB. I read that the Robot came with the Block Set while the bigger Gyro Set was sold separately. But they still come packaged in 3 separate boxes with separate manuals. There's no way to fit even the Block Set (the smallest box) in the Robot box together with the Styrofoam and the Robot. They must have either come in another outer box or simply came separately but sold together.
Quote from: FamDiskJunkie on June 15, 2009, 02:17:55 am
Looks like Galaxy Odyssey came with some extra jazz...
http://cgi.ebay.com/JP-Famicom-disksystem-Galaxy-Odyssey_W0QQitemZ350212592367QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_PC_Video_Games_Games?hash=item518a4c12ef&_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116
Galaxy Odyssey is part of the Wave Jack series that consists of: Galaxy Odyssey, Kieta Princess and Seiken Psycho Calibur. They are all packaged in thick carboard-like boxes and comes with an audiotape with story, thick hardcover manuals that are more like novellas and other stuff like stickers. I heard all this extra stuff was included to discourage piracy.
Fleet Commander came with a fold-out map and some plastic ship models that you could use to keep track of the location of your fleet (and to keep track of where you think the enemy fleet is located).
Don't forget to add the tablet - as per this post:
http://www.famicomworld.com/forum/index.php?topic=683.msg124417#msg124417
I didn't photograph it, but it came with a copy of the game.
I would also split the Wild Gunman into two - one comes with just the gun, the other comes with the gun and holster. Both include the game (I believe).
Hmm...I wasn't aware that you could get Wild Gunman with the gun minus the holster. I thought the only way to get the gun without the holster was to buy the gun separately.
I think you're right about that ;) Le embarrassment on my behalf.
Believe one could also add Barcode World from Sunsoft to the list with the adapter to allow the Barcode Battler II to connect to the Famicom. A similar adapter exists for the Conveni Wars on the SFC that does the same thing.
In this case, it'll be a pain to track down an adapter for my end of things due to owning a loose cart.