Some people may remember these back from the Gameboy Color and Advance eras.
These games were licensed games, but they were developed and published by Nintendo. I played them as a kid, and they do hold up pretty well. But I have only ever seen about 2 people besides myself mention the games AT ALL.
Mind=blown
Ham-ham Heartbreak is one of my favorite games ever, I've replayed (and re-bought) it so many times on both the GBA and DS. I had no idea Nintendo actually developed it and Ham Hams Unite. No wonder they were surprisingly decent/good games.
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why the cool things never leave japan!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
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Kaeru no tame ni kane wa naru - "For the Frog the Bell Tolls". Nintendo made action adventure starring a frog (who you can name). It is very Zelda-like and in fact the game's engine was used the following year to make Zeruda No Densetsu: Yume wo MIru Shima (The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening).
Sadly the frog-prince (or should I say frog-snake prince, since he can turn into a frog or a snake and needs to do so many times to complete the game) was never heard of again and the game was never translated. I am playing it right now (no dubious Roms - I got it from the Japanese eShop) and I would say that while it isn't up to Zelda/Final Fantasy standards is is one of the deeper and better adventures on the original Gameboy, with a quirky, funny storyline.
http://www.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&tl=en&... I think this is a Japanese-exclusive "Game Boy Advance" game called "Puzzle Of The Chai Lian Of". I was browsing through the current "NINTENDO" website and I stumbled upon the "NINTENDO Game Boy Advance" software. I'm surprised they have a bunch of sites up still.
EDIT: Same goes for the "NINTENDO GAMECUBE" and "NINTENDO 64".
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