From: pearl@remus.rutgers.edu (Starbuck)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.anime
Subject: Anime related Video games (was rRe: PC Engine Duo games...)
Date: 25 Jan 93 15:02:35 GMT
Organization: the Worlds Welfare Work Association, Rutgers Anime division




			Anime-related Video Games
			-------------------------
			       92.11.12

    *** Thanks to Ken Arromdee for helping with this release! ***

This article lists the Anime (and manga) related video games that are
available. Most are available only in Japan.  Games upon which anime
was based, (ex. Dragon Quest/Dragon Warrior) will not be listed.
This listing is broken into 3 parts.  First, a small discussion of the
various systems and compatability, secondly, a listing of the games
that are available, and lastly, a list of sources where these may be
purchased. Games based on American animation (and comics) are listed
seperately at the end.

    Please send all additions/corrections/comments to:

Internet: pearl@remus.rutgers.edu     or   Steve Pearl
GEnie:  S.PEARL6   			   359 Lloyd Rd
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If you think a game may be out of print, let me know.  While it
still may be possible to buy it at some stores, it will save some
frustrations when trying to special order it.

Thanks to all those that contributed to the list either knowingly or
unknowingly. :-)  Your help is greatly appreciated!

DISCLAIMER:  Because I "collected" many of these listings and did not
write them, I cannot vouch for their complete accuracy.  Use this as a
guide only.  Thanks! 


Send me your sources!  Where do you buy your games?  I want to "beef
up" the sources section.  
				 ---
			    *The Systems*

  Since anime is so popular in Japan, there are many anime related
video games available there.  Unfortunately, the systems that are sold
in America often differ from their Japanese counterparts leading to
many headaches and much hair rending when trying to get games made for
one system to them to run on the "equivalent" system.
The following chart lists the Japanese and American Video Game systems
as well as any compatibility problems that may exist when trying to
play Japanese games on the equivalent American system. 

     Japanese/American System Equivalent and Compatibility Chart

Japanese 	American		Compatibility Notes
--------	--------		-------------------

Gameboy		Gameboy			Yes

Famicom		NES			No, but adapters are available
					(from Hong Kong, etc) that
					work most of the time.

Famicom 	N/A			The Disk system is not
Disk System				available in the U.S.

Super Famicom	Super NES		Yes, but the cartridge cases may
					need to be filed or the cover
					removed to fit the cartridge.
					Adapters are also available.  

NEC PC-Engine	TG16    		CD-Rom games are compatible,
(CoreGrafx)				regular cartridges are not.
					Adapters are also available.  

Sega MegaDrive	Sega Genesis		Yes, but the cartridge cases may
					need to be filed or the cover
					removed to fit the cartridge.
					Adapters are also available.  
					CD games are generally incompatible.

Atari Lynx	Lynx			Yes.

Sega SG-1000	Sega Master System	Yes.

Game Gear	Game Gear		Yes.

				-----
			     *The Games*

The game cartridges are listed in the following format:

SHOW
	Game system, "Japanese Title", "American title" (if any), 
	ordering information (Company, order number), Price in Yen
	comments

In most cases, I am not sure if the Japanese title has the same exact
title as the show it was based on. In those cases, I list the game
title as the show title with a question mark in parenthesis
immediately after it. ie, Ranma 1/2(?)

-----


AH! MY GODDESS!
	PC Engine, "Ah! My Goddess"(?), N/A
	???, Y???
	(Action Game)

AKIRA
	Famicom, "Akira"(?), N/A
	Taito ???, Y6800
	(Adventure Game)

ALISIA DRAGOON
	Megadrive, "Alisia Dragoon", "Alisia Dragoon"
	???, Y???
	(Character appeared in some manga and anime.  I don't know what.)
 
AREA 88
	Super Famicom, "Area 88", "UN Squadron"
	???, Y???
	(Shooting Game)

BUBBLEGUM CRASH!
	PC Engine, Bubblegum Crash!, N/A
	Naxat, Y7200
	(Adventure. It mainly features Nene, and you are part of the ADPolice,
	with Daily and Leon running around.) 

CAPTAIN TSUBASA
	Famicom, "Captain Tsubasa Part 1", N/A
	Tecmo ???, Y5500
	(Cinematic soccer game)

	Famicom, "Captain Tsubasa Part 2", N/A
	Tecmo ???, Y5500
	(Cinematic soccer game)

	Super Famicom, "Captain Tsubasa Part 3", N/A
	???, Y???

 	Gameboy,"Captain Tsubasa VS", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Release date 92.02.??)

CHIBI MARUKOCHAN
	MegaDrive, "Chibi Marukochan"(?), N/A
	Namco ???, Y???

	PC Engine, "Chibi Marukochan Quiz de Pihyara", N/A
	Namco, Y6800

	Super Famicom, "Chibi Marukochan", N/A
	???, Y???

	Gameboy,"Chibi Marukochan", N/A
	???, Y???

	Gameboy, "Chibi Marukochan 2", N/A
	???, Y???

	Gameboy, "Chibi Marukochan 3", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Release date 92.03.??)

CITY HUNTER
	PC Engine, "City Hunter", N/A
	SunSoft SS90001, Y6300
	(Action)

CYBER CITY OEDO 808
	MegaDrive, "Cyber City Oedo 808"(?), N/A
	???, Y???

	PC Engine CD, "Cyber City Oedo 808 Kemono no Zokusei", N/A
	Masaya, Y6500

CYBER FORMULA
	Super Famicom, "Cyber Formula", N/A
	(Release date 92.03.??)

	Gameboy, "Cyber Formula", N/A
	(Release date 92.02.??)

CYBORG 009
	Megadrive CD, "Cyborg 009"
	Telenet Japan, Y???
	(Not yet released)	

DETONATOR ORGAN
	Megadrive CD, "Detonator Organ", N/A
	Hot-B ???, Y???
	(Release date 03/92)

DEVIL HUNTER YOKO
	Megadrive, "Devil Hunter Yoko", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Action)

	PC-Engine CD, "Devil Hunter Yoko Makai kara no Tenkosei", N/A
	Masaya, Y6800
	(Adventure Game)

	PC-Engine SCD, "Devil Hunter Yoko Part II", N/A
	????, Y???
	(Adventure Game, Upcoming release)

DIRTY PAIR
	Famicom Disk System, "Dirty Pair"(?), N/A
	???, Y???

DORAEMON
	PC Engine, "Doraemon Maze Strategy", "Crater Maze"
	Hudson, Y4900
	(Puzzle Game)

	PC Engine, "Doraemon Nobita no Dorabian Night", N/A
	Hudson, Y5800

	PC Engine SCD, "Doraemon Nobita no Dorabian Night", N/A
	Hudson, Y4800

DRAGONBALL
	Famicom, "Dragonball"(?), ??
	Bandai, Y???
	(Role-playing.  Five parts?)	

EFIRA AND JILIORA 
	PC-Engine CD, "Efira and Jiliora: The Emblem from Darkness", N/A
	Brain Grey, Y7500
	(Role-Playing)

FIGHBIRD
	Famicom,"Fighbird", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Release date 92.01.??)

	Gameboy,"Fighbird", N/A
	???, Y???

FUGISHI NO UMI NO NADIA (AKA NADIA, AKA SECRET OF BLUE WATER)
	Megadrive, "Fugishi no Umi no Nadia", N/A
	Namco ???, Y???
	(Role-playing)
	[Brief summary: WARNING!!!  SHOW SPOILERS!!!  Game opens similar to TV
	show.  Jean saves Nadia from Samson/Hanson by using a "punch gun" and 
	a "bird crap gun (yuck)".  Jean uses airplane to rescue Nadia from
	Eiffel Tower.  They crash on Mary's Island.  Mary has been adopted by
	natives and first appears in a Witch Doctor mask.  Jean must find a
	crystal in a booby trapped cavern to keep Nadia from being burned at
	the stake.  Gratan shows up, Nadia, Jean, Mary flee into caves, Mary
	is poisoned.  They find Nautilus in concealed docking bay and board it
	to escape Grandis trio.  Nautilus is boarded by Neo-Atlantis people,
	Nadia is captured.  Jean joins boarding party to inflitrate underwater
	fortress.  Party is killed by guard robot. Jean rescues Nadia and
	sabotages fortress.  They are rescued in turn by the Grandis trio in
	the Gratan.  Jean & Nadia get in argument.  Jean joins group in
	searching Atlantis ruins.  He finds a necklace, gives it to Nadia.
	They find an ancient floating (but submerged) ruin, and explore.  Jean
	finds his father's journal there.  Gargoyle is also there, and Electra
	betrays them, allowing him to capture Jean and Nadia.  The fortress
	crashes into the ruin in a giant explosion.  Jean and Nadia are shown
	her brother, Gargoyle's pawn.  They are taken to a Miyazakian flying
	fortress, and held there.  The fortress delivers an ultimatum to
	france.  France refuses, Paris is destroyed.  Nadia's brother revolts
	and sets Nadia and Jean free.  He is killed by Gargoyle.  The nautilus
	is captured by the "Super Catch" but Jean succeeds in destroying it.
	Gargoyle recaptures Nadia.  Electra and Nemo show up.  They find
	Gargoyle, and all three are shot down.  Gargoyle removes his mask and
	is revealed to be XXX.  He shoots Nadia, but the Blue Water reflects
	the bullet and kills him instead.  The ship explodes, taking the
	Nautilus with it.  The blue water transports Nadia and Jean to the
	gratan, where the Grandis trio, Mary, and King are.  They go to a
	pyramid, and Nadia and Jean leave the blue water there.  They meet a
	spirit in the form of a great tree which consoles them.  The end.

	PC Engine SCD, "Fugishi no Umi no Nadia", N/A
	Hudson, Y???
	(Release date sometime past November 1992)

FUTURE BOY CONAN	
	PC Engine, "Future Boy Conan"
	Nihon Telnet, Y7200
	(Action game [?])

GALAXY EXPRESS 999
	Megadrive CD, "Galaxy Express 999", N/A
	Telenet Japan
	(Not yet released)

GAL FORCE	
	Famicom Disk System, "Gal Force"(?), N/A
	???, Y???

GEGEGE NO MOMOTAROU
	Famicom, "Gegege no Momotarou", N/A
	Bandai, Y4900
	(Action Game)

	Famicom, "Gegege no Momotarou 2", N/A
	Bandai, Y5500
	(Role-playing Game)

GENJI TSUUSHIN AGETAMA
	PC Engine, "Genji Tsuushin Agetama", N/A
	Nihon [unreadable kanji] Home Electronics, Y5800

GOLGO 13
	Famicom, "Golgo 13"(?), "Golgo 13"
	Vic Tokai, Y5700
	(Adventure Game)

	Famicom, "???", "The Mafat Conspiracy"
	Vic Tokai, ???
	(Adventure Game)
 
GUNDAM
	Famicom, "SD Gundam gachapan senshi 2", N/A
	???, Y???
	(No idea where senshi 1 is)

	Famicom, "SD Gundam 4", N/A
	???, Y???

	Famicom, "Z Gundam"(?)
	Bandai, Y???
	(No longer available)

	Gameboy. "SD Gundam"(?), N/A
	???, Y???
	
	Gameboy, "SD Gundam Senkokuden 2", N/A
	???, Y???

	Famicom Disk System, "SD Gundam world", N/A
	Bandai,  Y3300

	Famicom Disk System, "SD Gundam world map collection", N/A
	Bandai, Y500

	Super Famicom, "Gundam F91", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Simulation)

	Super Famicom, "Knight Gundam", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Simulation)

THE HEROIC LEGEND OF ARSLAN
	MegaDrive CD, The Heroic Legend of Arslan, N/A
	???, Y???

HI NO TORI
	Famicom, "Hi no Tori", N/A
	Konami, Y5300
	(Action Game)

HOKUTO NO KEN
	Famicom, "Hokuto no Ken", "Fist of the Northstar" by Taxan USA
	Toei ???, Y???
	(Action Game)

	Famicom, "Hokuto no Ken 2", "??"
	Toei ???, Y???
	(Action Game)

	Famicom, "Hokuto no Ken 3", "??"
	Toei ???, Y???
	(Action Game)

	Gameboy, "Hokuto no Ken", "Fist of the Northstar"
	???, Y???

	Megadrive, "Hokuto no Ken 2", "Last Battle"
	???, Y???

	Super Famicom, "Hokuto no Ken I", N/A
	Touei Douga  ACT, Y???
	(Upcoming release)

JANKENMAN
 	Gameboy, "Jankenman", N/A
	???, Y???

JESUS
	Famicom, "Jesus", N/A
	King Records, Y5900
	(Adventure Game)

KINGYO CHUUIHO!
	Gameboy, "Kingyo Chuuiho!", N/A
	???, Y???

KUJAKU-OH (Peacock King)
        Megadrive, "Kujaku-Oh 2", "Mystic Defender"
        ???, Y???
        (Action Game)
        This game uses the same ROM for US and Japanese versions; to play
        it on a Genesis with the main character as Kujaku, you need a
	hardware modification.

LODOSS WARS
	PC Engine CD, "Lodoss Wars", N/A
	Hudson Soft, Y7200
	(RPG, due 7/17/92)

LUPIN III
	Gameboy, "Lupin III"
	???, Y???

	Famicom, "Lupin III"(?), N/A
	Namcot, Y???

MACROSS
	PC Engine CD/SCD, "Super Dimension Fortress Macross 2036", N/A
	Masaya, Y7200
	(It's basically a shoot 'em up game but since it's on CD-ROM
	you can expect a lot of nifty graphics and animation.  (By the
	way, it's supposed to work on the old CD-ROM system as well as
	the Super CD-ROM system but I think you will see more
	animation/graphics if you have the Super CD-ROM system.) 
	The story is completely original and takes place 20 years
	after the Macross TV series.  For those of you who haven't
	seen the Macross TV series, the opening sequence will
	introduce you to the Macross storyline (in tune with one of
	Minmei's songs :)  The main character is Komiria Maria Jenus,
	the daughter of Earth's genius  pilot Max Sterling and
	Zentraedi ace pilot Miria. [ Eat your heart out, Carl! :P ]
	As in the TV series, the enemy in this game will be the
	Zentraedi. Also, you can expect songs to play a key role in
	the story. The character designs are by Haruhiko Mikimoto, of
	course. The mecha designs will be by the same staff who did
	the mecha designs for the anime.) --Dan Su

MAGICAL TARURUUTO-KUN           
	Mega Drive, "Magical Taruruuto-kun"
	(Release date 92.03.??)

MAISON IKKOKU
	Famicom, "Maison Ikkoku"(?), N/A
	Bostek, Y5900
	(Adventure Game)

	PC-Engine, "Maison Ikkoku", N/A
	MAIKUROKYABIN MC66680, Y5900
	^that's in katakana, I guess it's "Microcabin" in English?
	(Adventure Game)

METAL JACK
	Super Famicom, "Metal Jack", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Release date 92.03.??)

	Gameboy, "Metal Jack", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Release date 92.01.08)

MOMOTARO
	Gameboy, "Momotaro", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Is this the same as "Gegege no Momotarou"?)

OZANARI DUNGEON    
	Super Famicom, "Ozanari Dungeon", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Release date 92.04.??)

PATLABOR
	Megadrive "Patlabor", N/A
	???, Y???
	(Announced. Adventure game)

RAIJIN-OH
        Gameboy,,"Raijin-Oh", N/A
	???, Y???

RANMA 1/2
	Gameboy, "Ranma 1/2"(?), N/A
	???, Y???
	(No longer available)

	Gameboy, "Ranma 1/2 netsuretsu Kakutouhen", N/A
	Banpresto DMG-R3J, Y???
	(Fighting game)

	PC Engine CD, "Ranma 1/2 Action Game", N/A
	Masaya  NSCDD 0004, Y6800
	(The Ranma CD-ROM game is basically an arcade game with little
	animated shorts inbetween arcade sequences.  It follows the
	Ranma storyline starting from Jusenkyou.  At the last stage,
	Akane is kidnapped and you have to fight your way through
	Nekohanten (Shampoo's grandmother's restaurant) to rescue her.
	Defeating Shampoo's grandmother is easy but then you have to
	fight Shampoo's dad and he's tough!  This game is loads of fun
	and the BGM music is superb.  Btw, the password for the last
	stage is Genma-Tofu-Soun(light blue-green-grey). )  

	PC Engine CD, "Ranma 1/2: Captive Bride", N/A
	Masaya, Y6800
	(Adventure Game)

	Super Famicom, "Ranma 1/2", "Street Combat"
	???, Y???
	(A Street-fighter II Clone.  It is reported that this game will be
	released in the US under the title Street Combat, but heavily
	censored.)

	Super Famicom, "Ranma 1/2"(?), N/A
	???, Y???
	(Another SFII clone.)

	PC Engine CD/SCD, "Ranma 1/2?", N/A
	???, ???
	(Same game as the Super Famicom, more or less.  Only uses 8 characters:
	Ranma-kun/chan, Ukyou, Kodachi, Kunou, Ryouga, Mousse, principal.)

SAZAN 3X3 EYES
	Megadrive CD, "3X3 Eyes"
	Sega ???, Y???
	(Release date- Summer '92, will include 30 minutes of animation!)

SILENT MOEBIUS
	PC-Engine SCD, "Silent Moebius", N/A
	[unreadable kanji] Media Office, Y???
	(It's an adventure game set in the sunk liner Titanic. You are
	the detective and you can choose 1 (or 2?) member in the AMP
	to team up with you. Different AMP members would have
	different abilities and characters, and supposedly this would
	lead to very different adventure with different AMP team
	member.  There seem to be a lot of dialogue in the game and
	the graphics are excellent.)

SOL BIANCA
	PC Engine CD, "Sol Bianca", N/A
	Masaya, NSCD 0002, Y6200
	(Role-playing)
	[This game is terrible.  It has more to do with Ys than Sol Bianca.]
	
SPACE CRUISER YAMATO
	PC Engine CD, "Space Cruiser Yamato", N/A
	???, Y???
 
TETSUWAN ATOMU (Astro Boy)
	Famicom, "Tetsuwan Atomu", N/A
	Konami, Y5500
	(Action Game)

TOP O NERAE! (Aim for the Top, AKA Gunbuster!)
	PC Engine SCD, "Top o Nerae Gunbuster Vol. 1", N/A
	RIBAAHIRU Soft (in katakana; what is this?), Y6800
	(Due out 6/25/92)

TOUCH
	Famicom, "Touch", N/A
	Toei, Y5000
	(Action Game)

TSURUPIKA HAGEMARU
	Famicom, "Tsurupika Hagemaru", N/A
	???, Y???

ULTRAMAN
	Famicom Disk System, "Ultraman", N/A
	Bandai, Y3300
	(Action Game)	

	Famicom Disk System, "Ultraman 2 XXX", N/A
	Bandai, Y3300
	(Action Game)	

	Famicom Disk System, "Ultraman Club", N/A
	Bandai, Y3300
	(Roleplaying Game)

	Super Famicom, "Ultraman"(?), "Ultraman"
	???, Y???
	(Fighting Game)

URUSEI YATSURA
	Famicom, "Urusei Yatsura"(?), N/A
	Jaleco ???, Y4900
	(Adventure Game)

	PC Engine CD, "Urusei Yatsura- Stay With You", N/A
	Hudson Soft HCD 0011~0012, Y5800
	(The Urusei Yatsura CD-ROM game is a text-based adventure
	game.  If you can't read Japanese you won't get much out of
	this game.  On the other hand, if you can read Japanese, this is
	pretty fun (lots of that Urusei Yatsura humor :)  Actually,
	all the characters talk in this game so you don't really need
	to be able to read Japanese - you can get by if your listening
	comprehension is good enough.  Basically, Shinobu disappears
	and you, as Ataru, have to find out what happened to her. Also
	comes with a second CD of incidental music you can play on
	your stereo! ) 

	Gameboy, "Urusei Yatsura MISU Tomobiki wo Sagase!"
	YANOMAN DMG-UYJ, Y????
	(3-D Adventure Role-Playing Game)

WATARU
	PC Engine, "Majin Eiyu Wataru", "Keith Courage in the Alpha Zones"
	Hudson, Y4900
	(Action Game.  Currently comes with the TG16 basic set.)

ZILLION
	SG-1000, "Zillion", "Zillion"
	???, Y???

 	SG-1000, "Zillion II", "Zillion II: The Tri-Formation"
	???, Y???

ZOIDS
	Famicom, "Zoids", ??
	EMI, Y5300

	Famicom, "Zoids 2", ??
	EMI, Y5900


Miscellaneous
	Super Famicom, "Last Fighter Twin", N/A
	Banpresto, Y???
	This is a game which uses SD figures of Gundam F91, Ultraman, Kamen
	Rider Black, and one last figure that Usenet could not identify.


		  Games based on American Animation
		  ---------------------------------

DONALD DUCK 
	Famicom, "Donald Duck"(?), ??
	Kemco ???, Y5800
	(Sports type Game)

MICKEY MOUSE
	Famicom, "Mickey Mouse", ??
	Hudson
	[The NES version was brought out by Capcom.]

POPEYE
	Famicom, "Popeye no eigoasobi", ??
	Nintendo ???, Y4500
	(Educational Game)

ROGER RABBIT (Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, see comments)
	Famicom Disk, "Roger Rabbit", "Bugs Bunny's Crazy Castle"
	Kemco, 3500
	[A bizarre naming story: A Gameboy version of this was released
	in Japan, but the character was changed to Mickey Mouse.  Then
	when both versions came out in the US, the character was changed
	to Bugs Bunny in both cases!  US title is something like "The
	Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle".]

SPY VS SPY
	Famicom, "Spy VS Spy", "Spy VS Spy"
	Kemco, Y4900
	[Pretty fun two player game, actually, although it gets dull
	after a while.  Worth renting.  There's supposed to be a sequel also.]

SUPERMAN
	Famicom, "Superman", ??
	Kemco, Y5500


				 ---
			      *Sources*

Undoubtably, although it is the answer most people dread, the best way
to obtain these games is to either purchase them in Japan, or have a
friend pick them up in Japan for you.  (Used games are a very good
bargain in Japan!)  When they are brought over to America, most stores
horrendously overprice them.  However, if you have no way of getting
them directly from Japan, there are some places that I'm aware of that
sell Japanese video game cartridges.  I have not dealt with ANY of them, 
and am only listing them as a reference.  Please mail me any
experiences, good or bad, that you may've had with them so others can
benefit from your knowledge.  Thanks!



Brighter Minds - Video Games
19 Milliken Boulevard                      Unit 113, Chinatown Centre
Scarborough, Ontario, M1V 4A2     or       Toronto, Ontario, M5T 3A2.
FAX: (416) 293-1225  PHONE: (416) 321-6516 & (416) 596-2288
(This is also the shop selling the modified TE which plays both TE and
PCE games.)

Die Hard 
18612 Ventura Blvd., 
Tarzana, CA 91356.  
(818) 774-2000 - Order line 
(818) 774-2005 - Info line 
[They have one of the largest selection of games and include
translated instructions. Also, they get the most eagerly anticipated
games the same day they are on sale in Japan. Their standard price is
69.99 for new titles, $10-15 less for older titles. They will do
European & Canadian orders as well.  They accept Visa, MasterCard, and
Discover (apparently NOT American Express, although I have no
confirmation of this).  They will also do C.O.D.'s.  PC Engine
Converter $29.99, SNES Converter $24.99, Mega Drive Converter $14.99]

EGE, Inc
12205 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(213) 820-2800
[Japanese systems, games, & magazines.  Accept VIsa/Mastercard/Amex]

Game Dude
PO Box 8325
Van Nuys, CA 91409
(818) 764-2442
retail store:
12104 Sherman Way
North Hollywood, CA 91605
[Sell new & used Japanese & American game systems, cartridges & adaptors.
Accept Visa/Mastercard/Discover/AMEX. ]  

Game Express
11390 Ventura Blvd, Suite 1
North Hollywood, CA 91604
(818) 760-GAME
(Carries Japanese systems, games, & magazines. Also carries used games.
MegaDrive->Genesis Converter $20
PC-Engine->TG16 Converter $30)

Game Source Corp.
336 9th Street
PO Box 116
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718) 875-3996
[Japanese systems & games.  Accept Visa/Mastercard]

Game Storm
(716) 384-9031
[Sell Japanese games]

Game Stuff
(818) 280-9525
[Carry Japanese games.  Accept Visa/Mastercard]

Game Trek
66 W. Las Tunas Dr.,
Arcadia, CA 91007
(800) 333-TREK- Order
(818) 446-6002
[Japanese games.  Accept Visa & Mastercard]

Gametronix
2709 Chimney Rock
Houston, TX 77056
(713) 965-0234
Their ad states that they will give help with difficult levels,
insight on the latest quality games, and that free English
translations of all Japanese instructions accompany each game.
They also offer warranties on Japanese games.  Their ad features
Mega Drive, PC Engine, Game Gear, Atari Lynx, Super Famicom, and
Neo Geo games.  They will also match any competitor's price for
same in stock item.  They take Visa and MasterCard.  Overnight
delivery for $13, 2-day delivery $8, C.O.D.s $5
MD/Genesis Converter $19.99, PC-E/TG-16 Converter $29.99,
SNES Converter CALL.

Geo Games &  Electronics
23166 Lpos Alisos Blvd., #107
Mission Viejo, CA 92691
(714) 380-2425
[Sells Japanese games]

Ground Zero
5951 Riverside Dr. Ste. 73 
Chino, CA 91710
(714) 590-7701
(714) 590-7701 - Fax

Ho/Rc Hobbies
Video game trade-In Center
982 Monroe Ave
Rochester, NY 14620
(716) 244-8321

Japan Exclusive
1032 Irving Street, Box 603
San Francisco, CA 94122
(415) 564-8188
[Carries New & Used Japanese games & systems]

Japan Video
PO Box 493, Adelaide Postal Station
36 Adelaide St. E., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5C 2J6
(416) 593-9642

Japan Video Games 
(818) 287-3121
(818) 451-6958
(818) 451-5839 - Fax
[Japanese games & systems]

Japan Video Game Center
2242 Irving St. & 24th.
San Francisco, CA 94122
(415) 661-8745
(Standard PC Engine games are $40, and Neo Geo, two controllers, 1
card, and Magician Lord is $500)

K Electronics
(Located in the Kinokuniya building, Japan Town in San Francisco, CA)
<Need more complete address & phone number>

Laser Media
15932 W. St. Rd. 84
Sunrise, FL 33326
Phone: (305)384-9566
FAX: (305)384-9416
Business Hours: 5:30 P.M. to 11:00 P.M., EST Mon-Sat.
                5:30 P.M. to 9:00 P.M., EST Sun.
     Orders can also be placed through FIDOnet, or USnet at the following
addresses:
     FIDOnet Address: 1:369/5
     USnet Address: f5.n369.z1.fidonet.org
Carry imported Cartridge & CD Rom games
 
Manga-chan
800 5th Ave #186
Seattle WA 98104-3191
(Manga-chan is a new mail-order service that will export anything from
Japan (they specialize in manga and anime, however).  Manga-chan
accepts checks or money orders in US$ from a US bank, or in Pounds
from a British bank.  Other means of payment are possible, please ask
if necessary.)

Pony Toys
Yaohan Plaza, 
595 River Road, Edgewater, NJ 
<Need Phone number>
(They do NOT mail order)

Quantum Gaming
P.O. Box 340
Jefferson, SC 29718
(803) 658-7016
(All Japanese Titles come w/ free English Translation
They carry all Japanese 16 Bit & CD Games @$53 & under)

SCI Video Game Service
(816) 741-8522
(Megadrive->Genesis Converter $24.99)

Ultimate Game Club
1491 Boston Post Road
Old Saybrook, CT 06475
(800) 289-2842
(203) 388-6741
(203) 388-0084 - Fax
(Also sell adapters- PCE->TG16 $69.99, MD->Genesis $29.99, 
SMS->Game Gear  $49.99; all guaranteed for life)
[A lot of people have complained about the Ultimate Game Club business
practices (like not sending merchandise for months and like saying: "Well, we
do not have this title now and we do not give refunds, but you can buy
something else from us."). Since even EGM is not taking their ads anymore, I
guess those guys are real crooks.
Those who complain about "Crooks Nippan" have never dealt with the
Ultimate Game Club. Compared to UGC, Books Nippan are fairness and honesty
personified.]
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