The Ultimate Famicom Software Guide

[fcgamer]

On my blog I just released a new Famicom game / software guide.  This has been put together after a few months and many hours of work, research, and dedication.  I hope everyone enjoys version 1.0

https://fcgamer.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/complete-famicom-game-list.pdf

[lwizardl]

thank you for this, as someone just starting out with famicom stuff that looks like it can answer any question I might have!

[liquidco2]

Great work I'm sure this list will be very handy for me
I'm starting out also and I think it's going to come in Very handy.
Thanks!

[P]

Fantastic work! You even included some homebrew titles.

The link to your blog at the bottom seems to be broken however.

[BonBon]

This is incredible work! Thank you so much. Any chance of pics someday.

[nerdynebraskan]

This is an impressive catalog. Well done!

[fcgamer]

This is incredible work! Thank you so much. Any chance of pics someday.

As you can see from the section on the education carts (where I basically had to add pictures so that people could see what was being talked about), it turned out rather poor / sloppy, since the word processor I am using is not as good as Word when it comes to adding pictures.

To be honest, I don't have all of the games in that catalog, but I have probably 80 or 85%, and I am sure that with everyone here on the forum, we probably as a collective whole have 98 or 99% of the items listed (excluding the crazy stuff like the Konami Q Adapter games, etc).  So if we all pitched in, I think it most certainly could become a reality of having pics and what not.

In reality, I would love to do something like this:

https://gaminggrannar.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/img_0355.jpg

Make a catalog with info about every game, short description, and maybe a cart scan and some screenshots.  This would be a large undertaking and a big project, but I think the result would be amazing.

With that said though, I don't know anything at all about making a book template or something like that.  If someone knows more about something like that and wants to aid with the design aspect, I wouldn't mind making it a reality.