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Ningyo no Rakuin (人魚の烙印), released 8/3/2000, developed by Highway Star and published by NEC This is a short (20 stage) game that takes place on a creepy island and is inspired by H.P. Lovecraft. It does not actually take place in the world of HP Lovecraft’s stories, although the plot is inspired by The Shadow […]

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Sylviana (シルヴィアーナ -愛いっぱいの冒(リトル)険者(エンジェル)-), released 8/10/1988, developed and published by Pack In Video I missed this game when I initially made my list but I noticed a week or two ago that I had skipped it. The subtitle of the game translates to “Adventurer Filled with Love” but there are furigana above “adventurer” reading “little angel”. […]

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SDガンダム GGENERATION GATHER BEAT, released 7/13/2000, developed by Vanguard, released by Bandai This is a game in the long-running “SD Gundam G Generation” series. The series started on the Super Famicom in 1996 with six short games that went from “SD Gundam A generation” to “F generation”. Each game focused on a different Gundam series […]

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Super Black Onyx (スーパーブラックオニキス), released 7/14/1988, developed and published by BPS The Black Onyx was one of the earliest RPGs developed in Japan (although it was actually made by a foreigner living there). CRPG Addict played it a while back. The Famicom version came out four years later, and I wouldn’t even call this a […]

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Ogre Battle: Prince of Zenobia (伝説のオウガバトル外伝 ゼノビアの皇子), released 6/22/2000, developed and published by SNK After the release of Ogre Battle and Tactics Ogre, the main development team for the Ogre games left Quest and joined Square, where they developed Final Fantasy Tactics. OB64 was released in 1999 without their involvement, and (as of 2026) is […]

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