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The Hokuto no Ken video game by Banpresto is a graphic adventure game originally released in Japan for the Sega Saturn on December 22, 1995. A PlayStation port was released on August 30, 1996. The story of this game is set after the original manga but appears to follow an alternate timeline.

Pandora Box, Banpresto

Gakkou Deatta Kowai Hanashi S is a survival horror visual novel, developed by Pandora Box and published by Banpresto, which was released in Japan in 1996 and is the PlayStation version of that SNES game featuring enhanced graphics and sounds and new FMV sequences. The game features pictures of real Japanese actors/models, and CAMERA J. The game is a compilation of about 50 scary stories which is played in the setting of a school. The graphics bring up a feeling of fear by using on-the-spot photography. Since it uses multi-stories, you can enjoy those stories any number of times.

MONEGI, Banpresto

Studio Dews, Banpresto, Bandai Namco Entertainment

Doki Oki is a first person perspective in the style of games like Myst. In the game the player takes the role of a human that is summoned into another world by strange robotic creatures that tells him that they need his help to defeat a mysterious enemy.

Banpresto, Bandai Namco Games

Gintama: Gintoki vs Hijikata!? Kabukichou Gintama Dai Soudatsusen!! is a Japan‑exclusive Nintendo DS action‑adventure game based on the popular Gintama manga and anime series. Developed and published by Banpresto, it features a comedic storyline in which protagonists Gintoki Sakata and Toshiro Hijikata face off in a chaotic competition set in Kabukichou. Players engage in a mix of mini‑games, battles, and interactive story sequences faithful to the series’ humor and characters.

Toaplan, Banpresto

Toaplan Shooting Battle 1 is a compilation of two classic shooters by Toaplan: Tiger-Heli and Kyūkyoku Tiger (Twin Cobra). Both Japanese and overseas versions of Twin Cobra are available.

Banpresto

Video System, Banpresto

From TV Animation Slam Dunk - Super Slams , is a basketball game made by Toei Animation and released by Banpresto in 1995 in Japan. The game has a portable versions on Super Nintendo and Sega Saturn.

Flight-Plan, Banpresto, Bandai Namco Games

Summon Night is a Japanese tactical RPG and the first entry in the Summon Night series. This game follows the story of a Japanese high schooler, who is suddenly summoned into the world of Lyndbaum. The main character gets involved in a series of conflicts between gangs, classes, factions and worlds. He/she has to use the power of summons to solve those problems while trying to return to his or her own homeworld.

Flight-Plan, Banpresto, Bandai Namco Entertainment

Summon Night 2 is a Japanese tactical RPG and the second entry in the Summon Night series. The story follows a young Summoner apprentice of the Blue faction, who has to go on a journey to be recognized as a full-fledged summoner. It’s during this journey that a war between the Old Kingdom and the Saint Kingdom that would be the start to unveil the truth behind an ancient weapon and the demon's conspiracies. The gameplay is for the most part unchanged from the first game.

Felistella, Flight-Plan, Banpresto, Namco Bandai Games

Summon Night 3 is a Japanese tactical RPG and the third entry in the Summon Night series. The game follows the male main protagonist Rexx and the female protagonist Aty. As with other game's in the series, it takes place in the fictional world of Linbaum. The game contains multiple difficulty levels.

Flight-Plan, Felistella, Banpresto, Bandai Namco Holdings

Summon Night 4 is a Japanese tactical RPG and the last entry in the Summon Night series developed by Flight Plan. The plot in this game focus on a parent/child relationship.

Felistella, Gaijinworks, Banpresto

Summon Night 5 is a tactical role-playing game in the Summon Night series of games. The game involves the player moving characters in a turn based fashion across a large grid from an adjustable isometric perspective. At the beginning of the game, the player can chose to play as either a male or female protagonist, and chose from 4 separate "Cross" (partner) characters. Which combinations are selected affect both the dialogue and story progression, leading to eight separate paths to take through the game. The world of Summon Night changed dramatically for this entry. Now the medieval setting changed completely to a more contemporary world mixed with many of the other cultures and tribes already present in other Summon Night games. The stage for this title is the city of Savorle, a model city in this new era where people from all the different world can coexist.

Banpresto

Buubuu Mario (Buzzing Mario) is a common Mario arcade-ride hybrid game released only in Japan by Banpresto. Very little is known about it and can only be assumed through video playthroughs. The game is a combination kiddy ride/video game starring Mario and Yoshi. The player sits in front and must steer the car to avoid boulders in the road, while sculpture representations of Mario and Yoshi sit in back.

Banpresto

Mario Undoukai (Mario Sports Festival) is a Mario arcade game released only in Japan. Like Buzzing Mario, very little is known about it. The game is a dancing game geared toward small children. It is one of the only two dancing games in the Mario series and is very similar to the other one, Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix, but there are two neutral foot spaces and no 2-player mode.

Banpresto

Godzilla is an arcade game developed by Banpresto and released to Japanese arcades in 1993.

Inti Creates, Banpresto, 505 Games

Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu Cinema-Land: Kachinko Gachinko Daikatsugeki! is an action game, developed by Inti Creates and published by Banpresto, which was released in Japan for NDS devices in 2008.

Banpresto

Expanded port of Super Robots Taisen GC.

Pandora Box, Banpresto, Bandai Namco Entertainment

Nyan to Wonderful is a pet simulation game that is about training a cat or a dog. The game features different cat and dogs species and uses a 3D engine with different camera angles. The player can use different toys and musics to train his pet, and give him or her different kind of meals. There is a photograph mode and a gallery mode can also be unlocked. The game features other game modes that can be unlocked playing the main game.

Winkysoft, Banpresto

Ghost Chaser Densei doesn't take any dramatic departures from the standard scrolling-brawler plot-line. A city twenty minutes in the future must be saved from a terrorist organization, and between salvation and you is a long, straight line full of goons who must be punched. Aside from receiving orders from your boss before each level, and the quick conversation with a boss or rare NPC, the story won't attempt to get in the way of beat-downs. There are three playable characters in Ghost Chaser Densei: the martial artist Makai, the mace wielding cat-girl Iyo, and the autonomous robot Belva. Each has unique moves as well as the basic abilities of attacking, jumping, blocking, throwing, and using a special if attack and jump are pressed together. Unlike most brawlers these special moves deplete a recharging special bar, not your health. Makai can throw fireballs and do a flying kick in midair, Iyo can triangle jump and preform a spinning piledriver, and Belva can double jump and preform a grapple special. Characters also have a team up special if playing in two player mode. Enemies range from armored soldiers to lizard men to robots, but most break down into the same hierarchy: weaker types will rush at you while stronger types will shoot projectiles then rush at you. Each level ends with a unique boss with multiple short and long range attacks.

Pandora Box, Banpresto

Bakumatsu Korinden Oni is a Role-Playing game, developed by Pandora Box and published by Banpresto, which was released in Japan in 1996. This is the seventh title in the ONI series and is set in Japan approximately 670 years after the previous title, Kishin KouRinden ONI. The two titles share the same world and common characters. It is also notable for the appearance of historical figures such as the Shinsengumi, Ryoma Sakamoto, and Yoshinobu Tokugawa.

Toaplan, Banpresto, Taito

Batsugun is a vertically scrolling shoot 'em up video game created by the now-defunct Japanese game developer Toaplan. The title translates to "exceptional" or "extraordinary". It was the final game created before Toaplan's dissolution, and has been regarded as a key title in the development of the modern manic shooter, with elements of the game such as the size of the player's hitbox, the scale of their firepower, and the complexity of enemy bullet patterns all having an influence on future titles in the sub-genre. Members of the development team also went on to work on other successful manic shooters, most notably lead artist Junya Inoue.

Aspect, Banpresto

Go Go Ackman 2 is an Action game, developed by Aspect and published by Banpresto, which was released in Japan in 1995. The gameplay is largely the same as the first game in the series. With the exception that Ackman can now throw enemies he picks up. Go Go Ackman was created by famous mangaka Akira Toriyama, known for his work on Dragon Ball as well as games such as Chrono Trigger and Dragon Quest.

Aspect, Banpresto

Go Go Ackman 3 is an Action game, developed by Aspect and published by Banpresto, which was released in Japan in 1995. It is the third and final Go Go Ackman game for the Super Famicom. This is the first game in which the series Nemesis, Tenshi, is playable. But due to the fact that Tenshi is an angel he will not collect the souls of the enemies. Go Go Ackman was created by famous mangaka Akira Toriyama, known for his work on Dragon Ball as well as games such as Chrono Trigger and Dragon Quest.