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|<span id="1983"></span>{{vgrtbl-bl|NA|1983}}
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| {{vgrtbl-tx|NA|''[[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin]]''}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|NA|[[APh Technological Consulting|APh]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|NA|[[Mattel Electronics|Mattel]]}} || Fantasy || INT<ref name=int_list/> || Action RPG.<ref name=ag_1st_action>{{cite web | title =List of games: First-Person Action RPG | publisher = [[allgame]] | url =http://www.allgame.com/style.php?id=93&tab=games&sort=date_asc | accessdate =2009-05-19 }}</ref><ref name=gf_int_actn_adv>{{cite web | title =List of games: INT > Action Adventure | publisher = [[GameFaqs]] | url =http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/intellivision/cat_163.html | accessdate =2009-05-20 }}</ref>
| {{vgrtbl-tx|NA|''[[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin]]''}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|NA|[[APh Technological Consulting|APh]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|NA|[[Mattel Electronics|Mattel]]}} || Fantasy || INT<ref name=int_list/> || Action RPG.<ref name=ag_1st_action>{{cite web | title =List of games: First-Person Action RPG | publisher = [[allgame]] | url =http://www.allgame.com/style.php?id=93&tab=games&sort=date_asc | accessdate =2009-05-19 }}</ref><ref name=gf_int_actn_adv>{{cite web | title =List of games: INT > Action Adventure | publisher = [[GameFaqs]] | url =http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/intellivision/cat_163.html | accessdate =2009-05-20 }}</ref>
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| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Bokosuka Wars]]''|JP|ボコスカウォーズ}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Kōji Sumii]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[ASCII (company)|ASCII]]}} || Fantasy || X1 <br> MSX (Port) <br> NES (Port) || Tactical RPG.<ref name=Nintendo>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wii/vc/vc_bw/index.html Bokosuka Wars] ([http://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nintendo.co.jp%2Fwii%2Fvc%2Fvc_bw%2Findex.html translation]), [[Nintendo]]</ref> <br> RTS/RPG.<ref name=1UP>[http://www.1up.com/do/feature?pager.offset=1&cId=3135870 Dru Hill: The Chronicle of Druaga], [[1UP]]</ref> <br> Action RPG.<ref>{{allgame|14762|Bokosuka Wars}}</ref><ref>[http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/6251/gems_in_the_rough_yesterdays_.php?print=1 Gems In The Rough: Yesterday's Concepts Mined For Today], [[Gamasutra]]</ref>
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1983}}
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Dungeon (FM-7 game)|Dungeon]]''|JP|ダンジョン}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Sakai Akira]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Sakai Akira]]}} || Fantasy || FM7 || Computer-style RPG.<ref>{{cite web | title =ダンジョン | publisher = Oh!FM-7 | url =http://retropc.net/fm-7/museum/softhouse/koei/140002000.html | accessdate =2009-12-19 }}</ref>
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Dungeon (FM-7 game)|Dungeon]]''|JP|ダンジョン}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Sakai Akira]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Sakai Akira]]}} || Fantasy || FM7 || Computer-style RPG.<ref>{{cite web | title =ダンジョン | publisher = Oh!FM-7 | url =http://retropc.net/fm-7/museum/softhouse/koei/140002000.html | accessdate =2009-12-19 }}</ref>
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1983}}
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Nobunaga's Ambition]]''|JP|信長の野望}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Koei]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Koei]]}} || Historical || MSX <br> NES (Port) || Tactical RPG.<ref>{{cite web|first=Andrew|last=Vestal|title=The History of Console RPGs|publisher=[[GameSpot]]|date=1998-11-02|url=http://uk.gamespot.com/features/vgs/universal/rpg_hs/nes8.html|accessdate=2011-01-06 | ref=gspot_consolehist}}</ref> <br> First title in the series.
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|<span id="1984"></span>{{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1984}}
|<span id="1984"></span>{{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1984}}
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1984}}
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| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Dragon Slayer (video game)|Dragon Slayer]]''|JP|ドラゴンスレイヤー}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Nihon Falcom]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Nihon Falcom]]}} || Fantasy || PC88 || Action RPG.<ref name=mg_ds>{{cite web | title =Moby Games: Dragon Slayer | publisher = [[Moby Games]] | url =http://www.mobygames.com/game/dragon-slayer | accessdate =2009-09-27 }}</ref><ref name=hg_ds>{{cite web | url = http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/dragonslayer/dragonslayer.htm | title = Hardcore Gaming 101: Dragon Slayer | publisher = Hardcore Gaming 101 | accessdate = October 1, 2009}}</ref><br />Series debuts.
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Dragon Slayer (video game)|Dragon Slayer]]''|JP|ドラゴンスレイヤー}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Nihon Falcom]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[Nihon Falcom]]}} || Fantasy || PC88 || Action RPG.<ref name=mg_ds>{{cite web | title =Moby Games: Dragon Slayer | publisher = [[Moby Games]] | url =http://www.mobygames.com/game/dragon-slayer | accessdate =2009-09-27 }}</ref><ref name=hg_ds>{{cite web | url = http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/dragonslayer/dragonslayer.htm | title = Hardcore Gaming 101: Dragon Slayer | publisher = Hardcore Gaming 101 | accessdate = October 1, 2009}}</ref> <br /> JRPG.<ref name=hg_ds/> <br /> Series debuts.
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|NA|1984}}
| {{vgrtbl-bl|NA|1984}}
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1984}}
| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1984}}
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Hydlide]]''|JP|ハイドライド}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[T&E Soft|T&E]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[T&E Soft|T&E]]}} || Fantasy || PC88<br />PC98 || Action RPG.<ref name=hg_hydlide>{{cite web | url = http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/hydlide/hydlide.htm | title = Hardcore Gaming 101: Hydlide | publisher = Hardcore Gaming 101 | accessdate = October 1, 2009 | author=Robert Green and Kurt Kalata}}</ref><br />Series debuts.
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Hydlide]]''|JP|ハイドライド}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[T&E Soft|T&E]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[T&E Soft|T&E]]}} || Fantasy || PC88<br />PC98 || Action RPG.<ref name=hg_hydlide>{{cite web | url = http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/hydlide/hydlide.htm | title = Hardcore Gaming 101: Hydlide | publisher = Hardcore Gaming 101 | accessdate = October 1, 2009 | author=Robert Green and Kurt Kalata}}</ref> <br> JRPG.<ref name=hg_hydlide/> <br />Series debuts.
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|<span id="1985"></span>{{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1985|PAL|1985}}
|<span id="1985"></span>{{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1985|PAL|1985}}
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| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Rambo (film series)#Video games|Rambo]]''|JP|ランボー}} || [[Pack-In-Video]] || [[Pack-In-Video]] || Modern || MSX<ref name=msx/> || Action RPG.<ref name=hg_rambo>{{cite web | url = http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/rambo/rambo.htm | title = Hardcore Gaming 101: Rambo | publisher = Hardcore Gaming 101 | accessdate = October 1, 2009 | author=Kurt Kalata}}</ref>
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Rambo (film series)#Video games|Rambo]]''|JP|ランボー}} || [[Pack-In-Video]] || [[Pack-In-Video]] || Modern || MSX<ref name=msx/> || Action RPG.<ref name=hg_rambo>{{cite web | url = http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/rambo/rambo.htm | title = Hardcore Gaming 101: Rambo | publisher = Hardcore Gaming 101 | accessdate = October 1, 2009 | author=Kurt Kalata}}</ref>
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1985}}
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[The Tower of Druaga]]''|JP|ドルアーガの塔}} || [[Namco]] || [[Namco]] || Fantasy || NES || Action RPG.<ref>[http://www.gamefaqs.com/nes/578244-druaga-no-tou/data Druaga no Tou], [[GameFAQs]]</ref> <br> Port of ''The Tower of Druaga'' for the Arcade.
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1985}}
| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1985}}
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Zeta 2000]]''|JP|ゼータ 2000}} || [[Pixel Multimedia]] || [[Pixel Multimedia]] || || MSX<ref name=msx/> || Action RPG.<ref name=gf_msxrpg>{{cite web | title = List of games: Gamefaqs > MSX > Role-Playing > General | publisher = [[GameFaqs]] | url = http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/msx/cat_257.html | accessdate =2009-10-06 }}</ref><ref>{{cite web | title = Z2000(ゼータ2000) | publisher = Tape-Load | url = http://tape-load.blog.so-net.ne.jp/2008-06-16 | accessdate =2009-10-29 }}</ref>
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Zeta 2000]]''|JP|ゼータ 2000}} || [[Pixel Multimedia]] || [[Pixel Multimedia]] || || MSX<ref name=msx/> || Action RPG.<ref name=gf_msxrpg>{{cite web | title = List of games: Gamefaqs > MSX > Role-Playing > General | publisher = [[GameFaqs]] | url = http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/msx/cat_257.html | accessdate =2009-10-06 }}</ref><ref>{{cite web | title = Z2000(ゼータ2000) | publisher = Tape-Load | url = http://tape-load.blog.so-net.ne.jp/2008-06-16 | accessdate =2009-10-29 }}</ref>
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| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Valkyrie no Bōken: Toki no Kagi Densetsu]]''|JP|ワルキューレの冒険 時の鍵伝説}} || [[Namco]] || [[Namco]] || Fantasy || NES<ref name=nes/> || Action RPG.<ref name=ag_3rd_action>{{cite web | title =List of games: Third-Person 2D Action RPG | publisher = [[allgame]] | url =http://www.allgame.com/style.php?id=415&tab=games&sort=date_asc | accessdate =2009-05-19 }}</ref>
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Valkyrie no Bōken: Toki no Kagi Densetsu]]''|JP|ワルキューレの冒険 時の鍵伝説}} || [[Namco]] || [[Namco]] || Fantasy || NES<ref name=nes/> || Action RPG.<ref name=ag_3rd_action>{{cite web | title =List of games: Third-Person 2D Action RPG | publisher = [[allgame]] | url =http://www.allgame.com/style.php?id=415&tab=games&sort=date_asc | accessdate =2009-05-19 }}</ref>
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1986|NA|1989}}
| {{vgrtbl-tx|NA|''[[WiBArm]]''|JP|''WiBArm''|JP|ウィバーン}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[:jp:サイバーヘッド (ゲームメーカー)|Arsys Software]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[:jp:サイバーヘッド (ゲームメーカー)|Arsys Software]]|NA|[[Brøderbund|Broderbund]]}} || Sci-Fi || PC88 <br> [[MS-DOS|DOS]] (Port) || Action RPG.<ref name=Retro>[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/JPNcomputers/Japanesecomputers4.htm Retro Japanese Computers: Gaming's Final Frontier Retro Japanese Computers], Hardcore Gaming 101, reprinted from ''[[Retro Gamer]]'', Issue 67, 2009</ref>
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1986}}
| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1986}}
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Zaider: Battle Of Peguss]]''|JP|超戦士ザイダーバトルオブペガス}} || [[Cosmos computer]]'' || [[Cosmos computer]]'' || Sci-Fi || MSX<ref name=msx/> ||
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Zaider: Battle Of Peguss]]''|JP|超戦士ザイダーバトルオブペガス}} || [[Cosmos computer]] || [[Cosmos computer]] || Sci-Fi || MSX<ref name=msx/> ||
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|<span id="1987"><span/>{{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1987}}
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| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Sorcerian]]''|JP|ソーサリアン}} || [[Nihon Falcom]] || [[Nihon Falcom]] || Fantasy || PC88 || Action RPG.<br />Sequel to ''[[Legacy of the Wizard|Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family]]''.
| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[Sorcerian]]''|JP|ソーサリアン}} || [[Nihon Falcom]] || [[Nihon Falcom]] || Fantasy || PC88 || Action RPG.<br />Sequel to ''[[Legacy of the Wizard|Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family]]''.
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| {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|''[[:jp:スタークルーザー|Star Cruiser]]''|JP|スタークルーザー}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[:jp:サイバーヘッド (ゲームメーカー)|Arsys Software]]}} || {{vgrtbl-tx|JP|[[:jp:サイバーヘッド (ゲームメーカー)|Arsys Software]]}} || Sci-Fi || PC88 <br> GEN (Port) || Action RPG.<ref>[http://www.4gamer.net/games/008/G000896/20080428044/ スタークルーザー] ([http://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.4gamer.net%2Fgames%2F008%2FG000896%2F20080428044%2F translation]), 4Gamer.net</ref> <br> FPS/RPG.<ref>{{allgame|16126|Star Cruiser}}</ref>
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| {{vgrtbl-bl|JP|1987}}

Revision as of 17:34, 15 January 2011

Template:Vgrpg-chrono

See Lists of video games for related lists.

This is a comprehensive index of commercial console role-playing games, sorted chronologically. Information regarding date of release, developer, publisher, platform, sub-genre and notability is provided where available. The table can be sorted by clicking on the small boxes next to the column headings. This list does not include computer RPGs—unless they were also released on a console. It does include action RPGs, tactical RPGs, roguelikes and MMORPGs.

Early Japanese personal computer systems, such as the NEC PC-8801, NEC PC-9801, MSX and FM Towns are also included.

Legend

Video game platforms
ATR26 Atari 2600
CLV ColecoVision
FDS Famicom Disk System
FM7 FM-7
FMT FM Towns
GB Game Boy
GEN Genesis / Mega Drive
INT Intellivision
MSX MSX
MSX2 MSX2
NES Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom
PC60 PC-6000 series
PC88 PC-8800 series
PC98 PC-9800 series
PCD TurboGrafx-CD / PC Engine CD
PCE TurboGrafx-16 / PC Engine
SG1K SG-1000
SMS Master System
X1 X1
X68K X68000
  
Types of releases
RereleaseThe game was re-released on the same platform with no or only minor changes.
PortThe game first appeared on a different platform and a port was made. The game is like the original, with few or no differences.
RemakeThe game is an enhanced remake of an original, released on the same or different platform, with changes to graphics, sound and/or gameplay.
CompilationA compilation, anthology or collection of several titles, usually (but not always) belonging to the same series.
LimitedA special release (often called "Limited" or "Collector's Edition") with bonus collector's material. Often provided to people who pre-order a game.
Genre notes
Action RPGAction role-playing game
Tactical RPGTactical role-playing game
RoguelikeRoguelike
ErogeJapanese game featuring erotic content
MMORPGMassively multiplayer online role-playing game
MUDMUD
Turn-basedTurn-based game
Real-timeReal-time game
  
FPS/RPGFirst-person shooter / RPG hybrid (role-playing shooter)
RTS/RPGReal-time strategy / RPG hybrid (real-time strategy RPG)
CRPG/WRPGComputer-style role-playing game
JRPGJapanese-style role-playing game
Dungeon crawlDungeon crawl
Monster raisingPet-raising simulation
Card battleCollectible card game
BlobberFirst-person party-based RPG
SandboxOpen world RPG

List

Year Title Developer Publisher Setting Platform Notes
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy INT[1] Action RPG.[2][3]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy FM7
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy ATR26[4] Pre-JRPG.[5][6]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy INT[1] Action RPG.[7][8]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy X1
MSX (Port)
NES (Port)
Tactical RPG.[9]
RTS/RPG.[10]
Action RPG.[11][12]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy FM7 Computer-style RPG.[13]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Historical MSX
NES (Port)
Tactical RPG.[14]
First title in the series.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy FM7 Computer-style RPG.[15]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy PC88 Dungeon crawl.[16][17]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy PC88 Action RPG.[18][19]
JRPG.[19]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy CLV[20] Dungeon crawl.[21]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy PC88
PC98
Action RPG.[22]
JRPG.[22]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Bullet-Proof Bullet-Proof
ASCII
Fantasy FM7
MSX[23]
Dungeon crawl.[16][17]
Port of The Black Onyx for PC88.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Enix Enix Sci-Fi PC88
FM7
X1
MSX
Action RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Kogado
ASCII
Kogado
ASCII
Sci-Fi MSX2[23] [24]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Cosmos computer Cosmos computer Fantasy MSX[23] Action RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nihon Falcom Square Fantasy MSX[23] Action RPG.[18][19]
Port of Dragon Slayer for PC88.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nihon Falcom Nihon Falcom Fantasy PC88
PC98
Action RPG.[25]
Sequel to Dragon Slayer.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Enix Enix Fantasy MSX[23] Computer-style RPG.[26]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx T&E T&E Fantasy MSX[23]
MSX2[23]
Action RPG.[22]
Port of Hydlide for PC60.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx T&E T&E Fantasy PC88 Action RPG.[22]
Sequel to Hydlide for PC60.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Microcabin Microcabin Fantasy MSX[23] Computer-style RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Stratford Computer Center MagicalZoo Sci-Fi MSX[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Pack-In-Video Pack-In-Video Modern MSX[23] Action RPG.[27]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Namco Namco Fantasy NES Action RPG.[28]
Port of The Tower of Druaga for the Arcade.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Pixel Multimedia Pixel Multimedia MSX[23] Action RPG.[29][30]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx XTALSOFT XTALSOFT Fantasy FM7
PC60
X1
Computer-style RPG.[31]
Sequel to Lizard for MSX.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Bullet-Proof ASCII Fantasy MSX[23] Dungeon crawl.[32]
Sequel to The Black Onyx.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx City Factory City Factory Fantasy MSX[33] JRPG / Eroge.[33]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Irem Broderbund
Irem
Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[35]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx HummingBird DOG Fantasy FDS[36] Dungeon crawl.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Chunsoft Enix
Nintendo
Fantasy NES[34]
PC98
MSX[23]
JRPG.[37]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx ASCII ASCII Fantasy MSX[23] Dungeon crawl.[38]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx VAP Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[39]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Kogado ASCII Fantasy FM7
PC88
JRPG.[40]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx T&E FCI, Inc
Tohiba EMI
Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[22]
Port of Hydlide for PC60.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx T&E T&E Fantasy FM7
MSX[23]
Action RPG.[22]
Sequel to Hydlide for PC60.
Port of Hydlide II: Shine of Darkness for PC88.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Infogrames Infogrames Fantasy MSX[23] Computer-style RPG.[41]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Pack-In-Video Pack-In-Video Modern MSX2[23] Action RPG.[27]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx XAIN
Sein
XAIN
Sein
MSX2[23] Action RPG.[42]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Pixel Multimedia Pixel Multimedia MSX[23] Action RPG.
Sequel to Zeta 2000 for MSX.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx XAIN
Sein
XAIN
Sein
MSX[23] Action RPG.[43]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Richard Garriot Origin
StarCraft
Fantasy FM7 (Port)
PC88 (Port)
PC98 (Port)
Computer-style RPG.
Port of Ultima III: Exodus for Apple II.
Sequel to Ultima II:The Revenge of the Enchantress.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Namco Namco Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[44]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Sci-Fi PC88
DOS (Port)
Action RPG.[45]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Cosmos computer Cosmos computer Sci-Fi MSX[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nihon Bussan Nihon Bussan Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[39]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Bit² Panasoft MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx T&E Soft Panasoft MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Microcabin Panasoft MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Interplay Electronic Arts Japan Fantasy PC88 (Port)
PC98 (Port)[46]
Dungeon crawl.
Port and translation of The Bard's Tale for Apple II.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Bullet-Proof Sega Fantasy SG1K[47] Dungeon crawl.[16][17]
Port of The Black Onyx for PC88.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx XtalSoft XtalSoft MSX[23] Action RPG.[48]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx SquareSoft SquareSoft FDS[36]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Xain Xain MSX2[49] Action RPG.[50]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Atlus Namco Fantasy NES[34] Dungeon crawl.[51]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nihon Falcom Sony Fantasy MSX[23]
MSX2[23]
Action RPG.[25]
Port of Dragon Slayer II: Xanadu for PC98.
Sequel to Dragon Slayer.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Chunsoft Enix Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.[37]
Sequel to Dragon Warrior.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Konami Konami Fantasy FDS[36] Action RPG.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Falcom Hudson Soft
Nintendo
Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[39][44]
Spin-off of the Dragon Slayer series.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Square Square
Nintendo
Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.[52]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Radio Wave Newspaper Publisher Company Radio Wave Newspaper Publisher Company MSX[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Bandai NES[34] [53] Sequel to Platform game GeGeGe no Kitaro - Youkai Dai Makyou for NES.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Konami Konami Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[39]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nintendo Nintendo NES[34]
Port of The Earth Fighter Rayieza for various systems.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Compile Compile Fantasy MSX[23] Action RPG.[54]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Another Hot-B Sci-Fi NES[34] JRPG.[55]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx T&E T&E Fantasy MSX[23]
MSX2[23]
Action RPG.[22]
Sequel to Hydlide II: Shine of Darkness.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx T&E T&E Fantasy MSX[23] Action RPG.[22]
Compl of Hydlide II: Shine of Darkness and Hydlide 3: The Space Memories for MSX.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Kemco Kemco Fantasy NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Compile Hudson Soft Modern MSX[56] Action RPG / Shmup hybrid.[57]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Now Production Namco NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx XTALSOFT DOG Fantasy FDS[36] Action RPG.[58]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Konami Konami MSX2[23] Action RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Taito Taito NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nihon Falcom Nihon Falcom
Namco
Broderbund
Fantasy MSX[23]
NES[34]
Dungeon crawl.[59]
Sequel to Dragon Slayer Jr: Romancia.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Bandai Bandai NES[34] RPG / Fighting game hybrid.[60]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Culture Brain Culture Brain Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[39][44]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx System Sacom
SunSoft
System Sacom
SunSoft
FDS[36]
MSX[23]
MSX2[23]
Action RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Pony Canyon Pony Canyon MSX Action RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Taito Taito NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Kogado Kogado
Sega
ASCII
Fantasy MSX[23]
MSX2[23]
NES[34]
SMS[61]
JRPG.[40]
Port of Haja no Fuin for PC88.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Xain Xain MSX[23]
MSX2[23]
[29]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Taito Taito Sci-Fi NES[34] Action RPG.[62]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Hudson Soft Hudson Soft Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.[63]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Micronics VMI, Inc. Sci-Fi NES[34] Action RPG.[64]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx RD4 (Sega) Sega Sci-Fi SMS[61] JRPG.[65]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx C-Lab Imagineer FDS[36]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Victor Music Industries Fantasy MSX2[66] Action RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nippon Dexter Nippon Dexter MSX[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nihon Falcom Nihon Falcom Fantasy PC88 Action RPG.
Sequel to Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Sci-Fi PC88
GEN (Port)
Action RPG.[67]
FPS/RPG.[68]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx TAITO TAITO MSX2[23] Action RPG.[69]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Alfa System Fantasy PC98 Tactical RPG.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Data East Data East Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.[70]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Origin Pony Canyon Fantasy MSX2[23] Computer-style RPG.[71]
Port of Ultima II: The Revenge of the Enchantress for Apple II.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Origin Origin
FCI
Pony Canyon
Fantasy NES[34]
MSX2[23]
Computer-style RPG.[72]
Port of Ultima III: Exodus for Apple II.
Sequel to Ultima II:The Revenge of the Enchantress.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Origin Pony Canyon Fantasy MSX2[23] Computer-style RPG.[73]
Port of Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar for Apple II.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Sir-Tech Software
Sting
Game
ASCII
Nexoft
Fantasy NES[34]
MSX2[23]
Dungeon crawl.
Port of Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord for Apple II.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx DB Soft DB Soft NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Wolfteam Wolfteam MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nihon Falcom Nihon Falcom Fantasy MSX2[23] Action RPG.[74]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx HummingBird DOG Fantasy FDS[36] Dungeon crawl.
Sequel to Deep Dungeon: Madō Senki for FDS.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nintendo Nintendo Fantasy FDS[36]
NES[34]
Action RPG.[44]
Sequel to action-adventure game The Legend of Zelda.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Game Arts Game Arts
Sierra
Fantasy PC88 Action RPG / Platform hybrid.[75]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Toshiba EMI NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Hi-Score Media Work Hi-Score Media Work NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx HAL Laboratory HAL Laboratory MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Wolfteam Wolfteam Fantasy MSX2[23] Computer-style RPG.[76]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx XTALSOFT BothTec Fantasy FDS[36] Computer-style RPG.[31]
Port of Aspic: Madao no Noroi for PC60.
Sequel to Lizard for MSX.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Xain Xain MSX2[23] [29]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx ASCII ASCII Fantasy PC88 Dungeon crawl / Eroge.[77]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx XTALSOFT Scaptrust MSX2[23] JRPG.[78]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Activision Pony Canyon Fantasy FDS[36] Action RPG.[44][79]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Scaptrust Scaptrust Fantasy MSX[23] Dungeon crawl.
Series debuts.
Port of Deep Dungeon: Madō Senki for FDS.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx HummingBird Square Fantasy NES[34] Dungeon crawl.
Sequel to Yūshi no Monshō: Deep Dungeon.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx TOSE Bandai Fantasy NES[34] [80]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Enix Enix Fantasy MSX[23] JRPG.[37]
Port of Dragon Warrior II for NES.
Sequel to Dragon Warrior.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nihon Falcom Nihon Falcom Fantasy MSX2[23] Dungeon crawl.[59]
Port of Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family for MSX.
Sequel to Dragon Slayer Jr: Romancia.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Chunsoft Enix Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.[37]
Sequel to Dragon Warrior II.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx NEC Interchannel Tokyo Shoseki NES[34] Action RPG.[81]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Square Square Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.[52]
Sequel to Final Fantasy.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx HAL Laboratory HAL Laboratory FDS[36]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx NCS NCS Fantasy MSX2[82] Tactical RPG.[83]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Enix Enix MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Compile Compile Fantasy MSX2[23]
SMS[61]
Action RPG.[54]
Remake of Golvellius for MSX.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Hudson Soft Hudson Soft Fantasy PCE[84] JRPG.[85]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Xain Xain MSX2[23] [29]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Birthday Namco Fantasy NES[34] JRPG / WRPG hybrid.[86]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Namco Namco NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX Magazine MSX Magazine MSX[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Braingrey Mind Braingrey Mind Fantasy MSX2[23] JRPG.[87]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Xain Xain MSX2[23] [29]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx New World StarCraft Fantasy MSX2[23] Computer-style RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx East Cube East Cube MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx SSI Bothtec Fantasy MSX2[23] Computer-style RPG.Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx SSI Bothtec Fantasy MSX2[23] Computer-style RPG.Sequel to Phantasie.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Kogado Kogado Sci-Fi MSX[23]
MSX2[23]
[24]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx TOSE Shinsei NES[34] RPG / Fighting game hybrid.[60]
Remake of Saint Seiya: Ougon Densetsu for NES.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Kemco Kemco NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Telenet Japan Telenet Japan MSX2[23] Action RPG.[50]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Tecno Soft Tecno Soft MSX2[23] [29]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Victor Victor MSX2
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Bullet-Proof Bullet-Proof Fantasy NES[34] Dungeon crawl.[16][17]
Port of The Black Onyx for PC88.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Pack-In-Video Pack-In-Video Fantasy FDS[36] Action RPG.[79]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx SystemSoft Fantasy PC98 Tactical RPG.
Sequel to Tir-nan-og for PC98.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Origin Pony Canyon Fantasy MSX2[23] Computer-style RPG.[88]
Remake of Ultima for APPII.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Bandai Bandai FDS[36]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Kogado Kogado MSX2[23] [29]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Telenet Japan Telenet Japan Sci-Fi MSX[23] Action RPG.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Telenet Japan Telenet Japan Sci-Fi MSX2[23] Action RPG.[89]
Sequel to XZR.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Nihon Falcom Victor Music Industries Fantasy PCE
SMS[61]
NES[34]
PC88
PC98
Action RPG.[74]
Series debuts.
Port of Ys I: Ancient Ys Vanished for MSX2.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Falcom Falcom Fantasy MSX2[23] Action RPG.[74]
Sequel to Ys I: Ancient Ys Vanished for MSX2.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Scaptrust Scaptrust Fantasy MSX[23] Dungeon crawl.
Sequel to Deep Dungeon: Madō Senki.
Port of Yūshi no Monshō: Deep Dungeon for FDS.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Hi-Score Hi-Score MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy MSX2[23] JRPG.[90]
Sequel to Arcus for MSX2
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy PCE[84] JRPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy MSX2[23] JRPG.[78]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy MSX2[91]
PC98
Dungeon crawl / Eroge.[77]
Port of Chaos Angels for PC88.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX2[23] JRPG.[78]
Sequel to Crimson for MSX2.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy PCE[84] Dungeon crawl.[92]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy PC88
PC98
X68K
JRPG.[93]
Spin-off of the Dragon Slayer series.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Atlus Co. Hudson Soft
NEC
Fantasy PCE[84] Action RPG.[94]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Natsume Natsume
Taito
Fantasy NES[34] Dungeon crawl.[95]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy FMT
PC98
X68K
Action RPG.[7]
Expansion to Dungeon Master.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy PC88 JRPG.[96]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Sci-Fi NES[34] Action RPG.[39]
Based on the anime and manga, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Game Arts
Hi-Score
Nexoft Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[39][44]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy MSX2[23] JRPG.[52]
Port of Final Fantasy for NES.
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy GB JRPG.[97]
SaGa series debut.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy NES[34] Tactical RPG.[98]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx FDS[36]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.[99]
Sequel to Tōjin Makyō-den Hercules no Eikō.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy NES[34] RPG / Beat 'Em Up hybrid.[100]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy NES[34] [101]
Sequel to beat 'em up game Fist of the North Star.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.[39]
Port of Hydlide 3: The Space Memories for MSX.
Sequel to Hydlide II: Shine of Darkness.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx NES[34] JRPG.[102]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Kemco Kemco Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.[103]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Little Ninja Brothers
Super Chinese 2: Dragon Kid
スーパーチャイニーズ2 ドラゴンキッド
Culture Brain Culture Brain NES[34] [104]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX2[23] JRPG.[78]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy PC98 Dungeon crawl.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Fantasy PCE[84] Action RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx Template:Vgrtbl-tx MSX2[66] [29]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Master of Monsters
マスターオブモンスターズ
SystemSoft SystemSoft Fantasy MSX[82] Tactical RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Master of Monsters Map Collection
マスターオブモンスターズマップコレクション
SystemSoft SystemSoft Fantasy MSX[82] Tactical RPG.
Resource pack for Master of Monsters.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Meiji Ishin
明治維新
Use NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Might and Magic II: Gates to Another World
マイトアンドマジックブック2
New World StarCraft Fantasy MSX2[23] Computer-style RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Mother Ape
Nintendo
Nintendo Modern NES[34] JRPG.[105]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Navitune
ナビチューンドラゴン航海記
Kogado Kogado MSX2[23] [29]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Out Live
アウトライブ
SunSoft Sci-Fi PCE[84] Dungeon Crawl.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Phantasie III: Wrath of Nikademus
ファンタジーIIIニカデモスの怒り
SSI Bothtec Fantasy MSX2[23] Computer-style RPG.
Sequel to Phantasie II.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Phantasy Star II
ファンタシースター II 還らざる時の終わりに
Sega-AM7 Sega Sci-Fi GEN JRPG.
Sequel to Phantasy Star.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Randar no Bouken
ランダーの冒険
Compile Compile Sci-Fi MSX2[29] JRPG.[106]
Series debuts.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Randar II: Revenge of Death
ランダーの冒険・2
Compile Compile Fantasy MSX2[29] JRPG.[107]
Sequel to Randar no Bouken.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Rogue Alliance
ローグアライアンス
StarCraft StarCraft MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Rune Master Compile Compile MSX2 RPG / Board Game hybrid.[108]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Rune Worth -The Black Clad Young Noble
ルーンワース黒衣の貴公子
T&E Soft T&E Soft MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Satomi Hakkenden
里見八犬伝
SNK NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl SD Snatcher
SDスナッチャー
Konami Konami Sci-Fi MSX2[23] JRPG.[78]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Shin Satomi Hakkenden: Hikari to Yami no Tatakai
新 里見八犬伝 光と闇の戦い
TOEI NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Shinsenden
神仙伝
Tamtex Irem NES[34] JRPG.[109]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Shiryou Sensen: War of the Dead
死霊戦線
Victor Music Industries Fantasy PCE[84] Action RPG.
Port of Shiryou Sensen: War of the Dead for MSX2.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Silviana
シルヴィアーナ
Pack-In-Video Pack-In-Video MSX2[23]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Square no Tom Sawyer
スクウェアのトムソーヤ
Square Square NES[34] [110]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Super Hydlide
スーパーハイドライド
T&E Seismic Fantasy GEN Action RPG.[39]
Remake of Hydlide 3: The Space Memories for MSX.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Susano-Ō Densetsu
凄ノ王伝説
Alfa System Hudson Soft Fantasy PCE[84] Tactical RPG.[111]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Sweet Home
スウィートホーム
Capcom Capcom Fantasy NES[34] JRPG.[112]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Sword Of Hope, The
Selection: Erabareshi Mono
セレクション 選ばれし者
Kemco Kemco
Seika Corp.
Fantasy GB Action RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Sword Of Legend Lenam
レナム
Hertz Hertz MSX2[23] [29]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Sword of Vermilion
Vermilion
ヴァーミリオン
Sega-AM2 Sega Fantasy GEN JRPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Tao
究極の世紀末ロープレ 道
Vap Vap NES[34]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Tengai Makyō: Ziria
天外魔境 ZIRIA
Red Ent. Hudson Soft Fantasy PCD[84] JRPG.[113]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Tenkaichi Bushi Keru Nagūru
ケルナグール
Game Studio Namco NES[34] Fighting/RPG hybrid.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Tritorn II: Road of Darkness
トリトーン2
XAIN
Sein
XAIN
Sein
MSX2[23]
Sequel to Tritorn for MSX.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar
Ultima: Seisha he no Michi
ウルティマ 聖者への道
Origin Pony Canyon Fantasy NES[34] Computer-style RPG.[73]
Port of Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar for Apple II.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Willow
ウィロー
Capcom Capcom Fantasy NES[34] Action RPG.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Wizardry II: The Knight of Diamonds
ウィザードリィ2
Sir-Tech Software ASCII Fantasy MSX2[23] Dungeon crawl.
Port of Wizardry II: The Knight of Diamonds for Apple II.
Sequel to Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Wizardry II: Llylgamyn no Isan
ウィザードリィII リルガミンの遺産
Sir-Tech Software ASCII Fantasy NES[34] Dungeon crawl.
Port of Wizardry III: Legacy of Llylgamyn for Apple II.
Sequel to Wizardry II: The Knight of Diamonds'.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Xak: The Art of Visual Stage
サーク
Microcabin Microcabin Fantasy MSX2[23]
PC88
PC98
X68K
Action RPG.[50]
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Ys I & II
イースI・II
Nihon Falcom
Hudson Soft
Hudson Soft Fantasy PCD[84] Action RPG.[74]
Remake and compilation of Ys I: Ancient Ys Vanished and Ys II: Ancient Ys Vanished - The Final Chapter.
Template:Vgrtbl-bl Ys III: Wanderers from Ys
イースIII -ワンダラーズフロムイース-
Nihon Falcom Nihon Falcom Fantasy PC88
PC98
X68K
MSX2[23]
Action RPG.[74]
Sequel to Ys II: Ancient Ys Vanished - The Final Chapter.

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