The lost launch title- Donkey Kong Music Education.

[Tupin]

Probably is in Miyamoto's office, along with Mario 128.

[nintendodork]

And Mother (U)

[Blue Protoman]

You mean Earth Bound.  And EarthBound 64. 

[nintendodork]

I just call it Mother (U) since it never got a U.S release.  I don't call it EarthBound or Earthbound Zero, because neither of those names would make sense if it were released in the U.S.

[FamicomFreak]

Probably is in Miyamoto's office, along with Mario 128.

ah yes mario 128. Wasn't there a mario rpg2 left there under his pillow too?

[Blue Protoman]

You mean Paper Mario.

[nintendodork]

Yes, but it was originally called SMRPG 2, so we recognize it as such.

[Paul-FC]

You mean Paper Mario.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNW6X-D8Jw8

[JC]

http://page2.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/b100550815

Here's an auction with a Nintendo handbill showing the same screenshots. Must be the source of the screenshots.

[Byron]

I swear that the song in the second screen shot is the beginning of the Frogger theme..

[Blue Protoman]

Impossible.  Nintendo never had a Frogger license.  Maybe it's a song that coincidentally starts out the same.  Just compare the first level of City Connection with the Hippie's theme in EB for another example.

[Byron]

Give me some credit. Of course I know it would be impossible for a song from an Atari game to appear on a Famicom game. Just pointing out the similarity.

However, I do have a licensed copy of Frogger for my Game Boy.. 

[nintendodork]

As do I.  Your move, Protoman.

[Rogles]

Pawn to E-5... wait. No. D:<

[Trium Shockwave]

Taking my best shot at those titles. First the provided katakana, then what I think the kanji, romaji and translation would be. It really does make things a pain in the butt when there's no kanji, Japanese having no concept of spaces between words and all...

イヌノオマワリサン
犬のお巡りさん
Inu no Omawari-san
The Dog's Policeman
(According to my dictionary, Omawari-san is a friendly/childish word for police based on the word "mawaru" which means to circle or patrol)

センロハツヅクヨドコマデモ
線路は続くよどこまでも
Senro wa Tsudzuku yo Doko Made mo
How Far Do the Tracks Go?
(Not really sure of this one since I'm not familiar with the word "senro". The given meanings I have are "line", "track" and "roadbed" so I picked the one that seemed to make the most sense. I'm thinking this means train tracks, since footprints are usually "ashiato")

And the title of the game would be "Ongaku Asobi" or "Music Play"