| Asmik released a Famicom version, 獣王記 (Jūōki), in Japan on 20 July 1990 at ¥5,900. Famicom Tsushin's release schedule of 22 June 1990 listed it as an Asmik cartridge at ¥5,900, previewed it in July as an Asmik release for 20 July at ¥5,900, and carried it on the 20th of its release schedule; a retrospective Famicom catalog gives the same date. | PDF p. 126, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1990, no. 652 | Magazine |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom games dates the Famicom version 26 December 1986, but Famicom Tsushin's release schedules of 14 November, 28 November, and 12 December 1986 all listed it for late January 1987, with its price not yet set. No source read settles which date is right. | PDF p. 124, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1986 column, no. 182 | Book |
| A retrospective catalogue of Famicom cartridges, the Natsukashi Famicom Perfect Guide, lists Arkanoid II from Taito on 8 March 1988, no. 318 in its order of release. | PDF p. 124, ファミコンソフト完全目録, no. 318 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom cartridges dates Baseball to 7 December 1983, the eighth title in its list. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1983, row 008 | Book |
| The Famicom version, Taito Chase H.Q., came out in Japan on 8 December 1989 from Taito, according to a retrospective Famicom catalog; Famicom Tsushin's release schedule of 8 December 1989 also lists it on the 8th, and Taito's advertisement in the same issue gave 8 December as its planned release day and ¥5,900, before consumption tax, as its price. | PDF p. 126, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1989, no. 561 | Book |
| A Japanese retrospective catalog of Famicom software dates Clu Clu Land, from Nintendo, to 22 November 1984. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984, row 027 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom software gives 21 April 1984 as the date Nintendo released Duck Hunt for the Famicom in Japan. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984 column, no. 013 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom games dates Excitebike's Japanese release 30 November 1984, the 28th cartridge in its list. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984, row 028 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom software lists a Nintendo title, Gyro Set (ジャイロセット), released on 13 August 1985. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985 column, no. 060 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom software gives 12 June 1984 as the date of Hogan's Alley's Famicom release in Japan. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984 column, no. 015 | Book |
| The Natsukashi Famicom Perfect Guide's catalogue of Famicom cartridges dates Konami's Hyper Sports to 27 September 1985, number 67 in its order of release. | PDF p. 123 (image 123), ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985, no. 067 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom games dates Ice Climber's Japanese release 30 January 1985, the 30th cartridge in its list. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985, row 030 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom games dates the Famicom version, from Soft Pro, 5 December 1985. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, row 080 | Book |
| A retrospective Famicom catalog, the Natsukashi Famicom Perfect Guide, dates King's Knight from Square to 18 September 1986. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1986 column | Book |
| Hudson Soft released Klax on the Famicom in Japan on 14 December 1990, according to a retrospective Famicom catalog. | PDF p. 127, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1990, no. 732 | Book |
| Nintendo published the game for the Famicom in Japan as Spartan X on 21 June 1985, by a retrospective catalog of Famicom games. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985 column, no. 045 | Book |
| Irem published Spartan X 2 for the Famicom on 27 September 1991, by the same retrospective catalog. | PDF p. 127, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1991, no. 845 | Book |
| Hudson Soft released Lode Runner for the Famicom in Japan on 31 July 1984, by a retrospective catalog of Famicom games. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984, row 018 | Book |
| Hudson Soft released Championship Lode Runner for the Famicom in Japan on 17 April 1985, by the same retrospective catalog. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985, row 036 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom software gives 21 November 1985 as the date Nintendo released Mach Rider for the Famicom in Japan. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985 column, no. 075 | Book |
| Namco released Pac-Land in Japan as a Famicom cartridge on 21 November 1985. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985, no. 073 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom cartridges dates Pinball to 2 February 1984, the eleventh title in its list. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984, row 011 | Book |
| Popeye was one of the Famicom's three launch games, released with Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong Jr. on 15 July 1983, by a Japanese retrospective catalog of Famicom software and by Chris Scullion. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1983, row 003PDF p. 123, 1983, rows 001 and 002 | Book |
| The same catalog dates Popeye no Eigo Asobi, a second Popeye cartridge from Nintendo, to 22 November 1983. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1983, row 007 | Book |
| The Natsukashi Famicom Perfect Guide's catalog of Famicom cartridges lists "シュワルツェネッガー プレデター" (Schwarzenegger Predator) from Pack-In-Video on 10 March 1988. | PDF p. 124, ファミコンソフト完全目録, no. 319 | Book |
| A Japanese retrospective catalog dates the Famicom RoboCop, from Data East, to 25 August 1989; the Famicom booklet carries a 1989 Data East copyright. | PDF p. 126, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1989, row 519 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom games lists Namco's Rolling Thunder as released in Japan on 17 March 1988. | PDF p. 124, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1988 column, no. 320 | Book |
| Irem published the Famicom version in Japan under license from Broderbund, as IF-03 at ¥4,900. A retrospective Famicom catalog dates it 7 December 1985. Irem's advertisement in Famicom Magazine's February 1986 issue calls it Irem's new cartridge, carries the line "©1985 IREM Licensed from Broderbund", and asks buyers to return the questionnaire in its case by 15 February 1986 for a draw: survival gear for 500 and a Pelican Guard box for 1,000. Irem's advertisement in the April 1986 issue names the winners, five of each prize "and 495 others" and "and 995 others". | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985, no. 83 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom software lists a Nintendo title, Block Set (ブロックセット), released on 26 July 1985. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985 column, no. 055 | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom software gives 14 November 1984 as the date Nintendo released Urban Champion for the Famicom in Japan. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984 column, no. 025 | Book |
| The Famicom version came out in Japan on 16 April 1988 from K Amusement Leasing (ケイ・アミューズメントリース), according to a retrospective Famicom catalog, which lists it as number 336, 『怒 II DOGOSOKEN』 (Ikari II: Dogōsōken). | PDF p. 125, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1988, no. 336; read on the page imagePDF p. 125, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1988, no. 336; read on the page imagePDF p. 125, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1988, no. 336; read on the page image | Book |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom software gives 18 February 1984 as the date Nintendo released Wild Gunman for the Famicom in Japan. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984 column, no. 012 | Book |
| The same catalog dates Wild Gunman, 18 February 1984, before Nintendo's Duck Hunt (21 April 1984) and Hogan's Alley (12 June 1984). | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984 column, no. 012PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984 column, no. 013PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1984 column, no. 015 | Book |
| Wrecking Crew came out for the Famicom in Japan on 18 June 1985, a Nintendo cartridge numbered HVC-WR. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985 column, no. 044 | Publisher |
| A retrospective catalog of Famicom games dates the Famicom release 22 April 1985, with Konami as its maker. | PDF p. 123, ファミコンソフト完全目録, 1985 | Book |