Complete Catalogue

Sunsoft Games

All major Sunsoft NES, Famicom, SNES, and Game Boy titles - with year, platform, design notes, and composer credits. Filter by platform below.

Title	Year	Platform	Composer	Notes
Batman: The Video Game	1989	NES Famicom	Naoki Kodaka	Tim Burton film licence; wall-jump mechanic; Gotham atmosphere; five distinct stage themes. Sunsoft's international flagship.
Blaster Master	1988	NES Famicom	Naoki Kodaka, Nobuyuki Hara	Dual-mode gameplay (side-scrolling tank + top-down on-foot). JP: Chō Wakusei Senki Metafight. North American story differs substantially from Japanese original.
Journey to Silius	1990	NES Famicom	Naoki Kodaka	Originally a Terminator 2 tie-in; re-skinned after losing licence. JP: Rough World (ラフ・ワールド). Kodaka's hard-rock NES score is frequently cited as his finest work.
Fester's Quest	1989	NES Famicom	Naoki Kodaka	Top-down action shooter; The Addams Family TV series licence. Notoriously difficult. Kodaka score highly regarded.
Gremlins 2: The New Batch	1990	NES Game Boy	Naoki Kodaka	Warner Bros film licence (1990). Side-scrolling action; NES and Game Boy versions released simultaneously.
Batman: Return of the Joker	1991	NES Game Boy	Naoki Kodaka	Sequel to the 1989 Batman NES; independent of any film. Game Boy version released 1992. Different from Mega Drive's Revenge of the Joker.
Hebereke / Ufouria: The Saga	1991	Famicom NES (PAL)	Naoki Kodaka	Four playable characters with distinct abilities. PAL NES as Ufouria: The Saga; no NA NES release. Cult classic status.
Super Spy Hunter	1992	NES Famicom	-	Vehicular combat scrolling shooter; sequel to Midway/Williams arcade classic Spy Hunter. JP: Battle Formula (1991).
Aero the Acro-Bat	1993	SNES	-	Published by Sunsoft; developed by Iguana Entertainment. Mascot platformer. Mega Drive version followed in 1994.
Pac-Land	1989	NES	-	NES port developed by Sunsoft; original arcade by Namco (1984). Side-scrolling platformer with narrative arc; one of the genre's precursors.