The Last 5 Games To Come Out On SNES (In Every Region)

[@nicholasharvey1232]

I really loved Kirby's Dream Land 3 as a teenager in the late 1990s. It's one of the rarest cars on the SNES. And it did not get a PAL release. I still have my copy of the game with my 100% save file from 1999!

[@MagisterHamid]

Super Famicom was released in November 1990. The last game was released in November 2000. A 10 year lifespan is pretty impressive.

[@siskodefiant4275]

I especially like the fact you included other regions. I had no idea a Super Famicom game was released in the 2000's. Very interesting video! Hopefully there will a similar one for other systems.👍🏾

[@BitsBeats]

More to come!

[@toryficarola]

I love its 00s edgelord name too. Metal SLADER Glory!!! F--- yeah!!

[@blackflame4506]

Another great video Bits and Beats. After Nintendo 64 was released around that time, we were still getting games for the SNES... Amazing.

[@barry-allenthe-flash8396]

I remember reading about some of these in Nintendo Power, and even as a kid, I was baffled by some of these choices. Like, wtf is Frogger or Arkanoid doing being one of the last releases for the console? lol. This is a fascinating topic to cover though! Looking forward to seeing what more "Last 5's" you're going to do in the future. I mean, the MegaGen seems like a shoe-in, as is the NES or Master System, etc. but you show off a lot of arcade games on this channel so maybe you can focus on specific boards too? The last releases for the Neo Geo/Neo Geo CD/or Hyper Neo Geo 64 (actually, that one might ONLY have 5 games...), the Capcom CPS3 board, the Midway Vegas, the Sega Naomi, etc.?

[@goatbone]

The last NES release for any region was the Lion King for NES which was PAL only and now I realise that the last release for the SNES in PAL regions was also a Lion King game.

[@MoonSarito]

It's amazing to imagine that the SNES has lasted this long, even after the release of the Nintendo 64 it still received a few games, hopefully the Nintendo Switch will also follow suit. You forgot to mention some titles in the video like Super Bomberman 5 and Rockman and Forte (Megaman and Bass), which was released for the SNES in 1998 in Japan, well after its PS1 and Sega Saturn counterparts.

[@ivangarcia3182]

You are right about that everyone remembers the launch title but what about the last few game titles of the console...like 👍 your videos

[@professors84]

KDL 3 came out way earlier than November in 1997. I bought my copy in the spring of that year.

[@Sweetestsadist]

I always look forward to a system's end. There's usually a couple of games that will become coveted hidden gems in the future. I've been able to snag quite a few games I love owning because of my unwillingness to give up on a system just because something newer came along.

[@BitsBeats]

Good point!

[@MRIBEIROPONTES]

Please make one of the Mega Drive now.

[@EsmeAmelia]

Huh, I never knew that a Columns port got released to the SNES in Japan.

[@victormcabellor]

Once again great video, keep on the good work!!! Kudos From Chile

[@BitsBeats]

Saludos desde España!!

[@victormcabellor]

@@BitsBeats Español????? Excelente, sospechaba que eras europeo por algunos videos y enfoques en la zona PAL, pero que mejor que compartir el mismo idioma. Gran canal, Saludos

[@DorpawRetro]

I had Arkanoid, completed the game but it was quite long, what a memories.

[@dwah1986]

Great idea for a series. I'm always fascinated by late release games for systems. Would love to see a PS1 version! Btw - what's the game featured in the intro? :)

[@jimx117]

Looks like 'Arkanoid Doh it Again' and 'Harvest Moon'

[@BubbaPirahnaPlant2009]

Kirby dreamland 3 is the first and favorite kirby game i played

[@JASpiring]

In Europe (where the Mega Drive was far more popular) they seemed to stop releasing new first party stuff after 1996. That's why Kirby's Dream Land 3 was never released in Europe, along with Super Mario RPG. You could get a SNES for £92 in 1997. I got that with Super Mario All-Stars + World as the pack-in gamepak for Christmas that year, bought Yoshi's Island and Super Mario Kart soon after... and everything I got for it after that was second hand. You could no longer buy them new. America stopped new releases after 1998, and I didn't know Japan continued until 2000.

[@sanexpreso2944]

Kirby's dream land 3, hermoso juego

[@joesshows6793]

Never knew columns made it to snes!

[@soulsmwc]

Star Fox 2 - Am I a joke to you?

[@goatbone]

Wasn't released on SNES ;)

[@ShortMiao]

I'm sad we didn't get Kirby's Dream Land 3 in Europe... *But I played it anyway*

[@lukas2.036]

The intro be like: 🗿☄💥

[@kbxthegamemaster06]

exactly

[@thewindthatblows]

Why were japanese developers obsessed with moai heads as enemies in their games? 😂

[@kbxthegamemaster06]

@@thewindthatblows they thought it was cool

[@goatbone]

@@thewindthatblows Seemed to be a running joke for Konami

[@blackenedheart9592]

Columns on the Super Famicom? Wow! I didn't know that existed! At that time, why would Sega release anything at all on their rivals system? I know a few years later they obviously started doing that, but why would they want any of their games on the Super Famicom? Wow. I learned something new

[@goaway0001]

Nice Thracia shoutout

[@HelpTheWretched]

I expected ロックマンとフォーテ to be on this list! Shows what I know!

[@SaraMarie41]

You should do one the NES or Genesis

[@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158]

Do you intend to make similar video for other consoles as well (like Genesis, PS1, NES etc.)?

[@BitsBeats]

If this video is well received, yes, I think it's a very interesting topic!

[@devingiles6597]

@@BitsBeats You should definitely cover the final games for the Sega Master System.

[@goatbone]

7:44 Is that the correct cover? That is a Sunsoft character but they are not the publisher or developer.

[@varimkadas6068]

Top 20 Tetris style games might be interesting ...

[@fazares]

Very good video as usual...very informative..i just believe u forgot that japanese puzzle style game..called SUTTE HAKKUN

[@goatbone]

Internet says the final version was released June 25, 1999 which is before the 5th entry on the list.

[@JohnCharb87]

Typo during the Fire Emblem footage. 7:07 "BUT A MUTS-PLAY FOR....".

[@BitsBeats]

Sorry!!

[@JohnCharb87]

@@BitsBeats All good.

[@megamix5403]

Why do people leave out Rockman & Forte? 😔

[@ferhat1983aydin]

Bravo

[@evilblader7]

Nop. El último en salir fue Star Fox 2 en el año 2020... Ok.no... es broma, aquí estoy haciendo trampa xDDDD siempre voy a decir que Nintendo se arrepintió de no haber sacado ese juego como debía, estoy segura de que de haber salido otro gallo cantaría en esa franquicia olvidada y botada de Nintendo.... Pero bueno me estoy saliendo del tema. Kirby siempre queriendo salir de último xDDDD supongo que lo mejor queda para el final 🤷 Otras que salieron super tarde fueron ganpuru gunman proof, juegazo parecido a Zelda salió en enero del 97 y Rockman & forte ( lo que sería MegaMan y bass acá en América) La super Nintendo se resistía a morir y como no va ser si ha sido lo mejor que ha sacado Nintendo, me atrevo a decir que ninguna consola superará al cerebro de la bestia. Y sorry por venir tarde, me imagino que ya es de día en España.

[@TheSegacampGamerandWerecamp]

Columns on Super Nintendo? but that's a Sega Game..... Sega on Nintendo who would have thought?

[@JASpiring]

Kirby's Avalanche is technically Sega too, because Puyo Puyo was developed by Compile, which is owned by Sega. Of course, the Mega Drive version was Doctor Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine.

[@TheSegacampGamerandWerecamp]

@@JASpiring yeah I know of Kirby's Avalanche/Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine

[@NinjaCacodemon_IsSus]

You said 5 games but there are 15 though… the 1 jumped out of the title

[@EsmeAmelia]

The last five games for each region. Five for Europe, five for North America, five for Japan.

[@JASpiring]

14 games. Last five for each region - the Timon and Pumbaa one appears twice as it's in both the European and American lists.

[@alainsoucysergerie9879]

It's crazy to me that so many of those games are remakes of very old and/or very basic games. Arkanoid, Frogger, picross and puzzle games, Columns as well to a lesser extent. Seems like backward thinking to me marketing wise. Like "Let's wait until we really know how to optomize the hardware before releasing games that require no horse power whatsoever". Quite funny

[@goatbone]

It is weird. At least the PAL releases were unique besides the soccer game.

[@rerolledDK]

That prime sweet spot of interest and mastery of the console hardware had already come and gone for most developers. The Playstation and N64 were already out for several years, and were getting all the attention.

[@alainsoucysergerie9879]

@@rerolledDK Yeah, I get that, but it's not like there had been a sudden interest and demand for second generation games among SNES owners either. So why even release them in a way...?

[@Turbo-D]

some just look like NES games

[@riv77100]

Lucky luke 😍😍😍

Mega man and Bass?

[@marcusbullock630]

That didnt come to the usa til gba

@@marcusbullock630 But it exist in Japan

[@goatbone]

@ That came out in 1998. The top 5 for Japan were 99/00

[@mrman5439]

U missed "Gunple: Gunman's Proof " It was a very late release for the Super Famicom, and in fact Final Fantasy 7 was released for the Ps1 in Japan on the same day. The game was never released outside of Japan...!!!

[@goatbone]

Internet says January 31, 1997 which was 2.5 years before the first Japanese entry on this list. Great game though.

[@joesshows6793]

Frogger looks horrible

[@johneygd]

Most of the games are in my opinion nothing more then some after touts and/or cash grabs👎