Famicom games with voice samples?

[DDCecil]

Just curious which games have them (pirates, too). I know S.C.A.T. and a few Sesame Street NES games have them, but I don't think I've run across any for the Famicom.

[JC]

TMNT: Manhattan Project at the title screen, I think.

[nintendodork]

Bishojou Sexy Derby has an extremely crappy one that sounds when you press "A" to start a race.

[UglyJoe]

Zombie Hunter yells "HiScore!" and "Zombie Hunter!" and yells something else in Japanese when you die.  It's really grating.

[vgthing]

In the Adventures of Bayou Billy, there is a voice sample when you start the game.
And in there's one in Klax too.

[Rogles]

"Moero!! Pro Yakyuu" Has voice synthesis, I think.

[133MHz]

Spartan X, most of the sounds are sampled.

[Blue Protoman]

Or Kung Fu, if you're American.

Action 52 has sampled sounds in the title screen, too.

[MaxXimus]

blades of steel. i don't know if there is a famicom release though.

[Jabra]

- Wild Gunman
- Double Drible

[Jedi Master Baiter]

- Double Dibble

Fixed Haha, just kidding

No one remembers Gradius II?

[Toneman]

>Top Gun: Dual Fighters/Second Mission: "GAME OVER"

>Sunsoft's "Mitokumon". Though they're in Japanese, it has the clearest voice clips I've ever heard! You'd swear it was FDS
Click and listen for yourself
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rsDrAfid5A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJK__JApBFw

[Thrillo]

Bases Loaded has plenty; the Famicom version uses a special sound chip to play 'em, whereas the NES version just does it the usual way via the DPCM channel.

[vgthing]

In Gradius II, the narrator/announcer guy tells you what power up you just selected.

[Jedi Master Baiter]

...when it isn't being drowned out by all the noisy debris that usually takes place.