The Last Game Released on EVERY Nintendo Console

[@kalkuttadrop6371]

For people disputing Yellow, in Japan it’s original Gameboy through and through as it just missed the GBC. In North America it’s…technically GBC Enhanced(like the black games that work on both) but it’s last minute hasty so it’s just giving each til town its namesake tint. That’s it. It’s very much an original Gameboy game.

[@pass_]

the line of what counts as an OG Gameboy game and a Gameboy colour game makes my brain melt, Pokémon yellow is listed as a Gameboy game but Nintendo considers it a Gameboy colour game as shown in the 3ds virtual console release and then wario land 3 got 2 separate releases and ahhhhh

[@drfsupercenter]

@@pass_ All of the black cartridge games are Game Boy games. Only the clear ones required a GBC. It's not even a backwards-compatibility thing here, they're literally DMG games that just have GBC enhancements. I might make my own video on the subject as it seems most people are unaware of how this worked (I was alive back then to actually experience it) Fun fact, you can put those clear GBC-only games in a Game Boy Pocket and they'll still boot. You'll get a screen saying you can't play it, and you need a GBC - but they do actually run an get past the Nintendo boot logo.

[@alegator021]

As someone who’s played Just Dance for over a decade, I thought it’d be interesting to mention that when Just dance 2020 came out, the Wii version of the game pulled more than 20% of the total sales during opening week, not more than switch (55%) but still more than PS4 and Xbox ONE. The only reason why they couldn’t keep bringing JD games to Wii was because Nintendo shut down Wii game production, otherwise we would most likely still be getting those every year.

[@verguco6051]

is just dance really that popular?

[@OctoFlare]

@@verguco6051for nursing homes and such so they don’t have to buy new systems

[@maximilianfreinschlag4104]

@@verguco6051it was most popular on the wii

[@verguco6051]

@@maximilianfreinschlag4104 so popular to justify launching just dance 2020 on wii?

[@inmyslumber]

⁠@@verguco6051 The Wii versions of it were popular in nursing homes and hospitals, so that’s probably why they were made for so long.

[@theghostwiththemost789]

I didn’t even know they were still releasing Wii games for that long

[@DelXeno]

Thats what im saying!

[@jaredtalavera4710]

Me neither! That's so crazy!

[@KBXband]

Last Wii game I saw on shelves was Just Dance 2019.

[@gimok2k5]

Might be because the same team made Retro City Rampage, and in both cases, they felt like releasing on an older platform just for the joke of them making a retro-style game. In case of Shakedown Hawaii, it's the Wii - but in case of RCR, they made a full-on DOS version (as in, it can run on actual MS-DOS with 486 processor, not just DOS-looking)

[@fuwerzar]

Because everyone had a Wii. Just Dance released games til 2020 bc it sold more than new gen versions.

[@Zenkyuu8921]

10:10 Hello, Japanese learner here. That’s a kids game to help kids learn how to read kanji. The gameplay’s really simple. They show a word and you select the letters that spell out how the kanji’s read.

[@leoreis385]

Correct he confused it with the description of Taiko no tatsujin. That's the drum game

[@Now_Roxas]

for anyone wondering (This is copy and pasted from google) Mario the Juggler, released in 1991, was the last game created in the Game & Watch series.

[@DelXeno]

Thank you! I should of at least mentioned that. You're a G

[@BritVinylBoy]

@@DelXeno a G-nome

[@antimatterg]

​@@FALLSYBRANDi dont think you understood the comment.

[@Now_Roxas]

If that one guy in my notifs comes back, Ik I just copy and pasted thats the point, I just wanted to elaborate

[@elan425]

Would the new Mario and Zelda game and watches count?

[@DelXeno]

Sorry guys, the actual final release on the Wii U was Silver Falls Undertakers. I have shamed you 🥺. But seriously, thank you so much for the love and support. It means the world to me.

[@NeptunianYT]

Yw

[@Nukatha]

Wii U also had a very late Silver Falls title (with Balance Board support of all things).

[@daxmoney5011]

What’s crazy is that Pokémon Gold and silver actually work on an Original game boy so technically that’s the last game

[@Maxinidas]

I didn't want to be the one to tell him....

[@DanceDanceNorth]

Yes, Gold and Silver outside of South Korea will work on older Game Boy systems. Nintendo marketed them as Game Boy Color games, but they play on other systems, just without the optional Mystery Link. Several games marketed as Game Boy Color games have Dual Mode to work on older systems. Due to this, outside of Japan, Ronaldo V-Soccer was the final game for the original Game Boy.

[@hankhill242productions6]

Any GBC game with the same cartridge shape as the original GB cartridges will play on the original Game Boy.

[@garrettchandler1948]

I'm pretty sure they released a one piece game in Japan in 02 or 03 that still plays on original gameboy hardware too.

[@DanceDanceNorth]

I haven't followed the One Piece series! Am I missing out?

[@hadrianadrian]

I'd still consider Just Dance 2020 as the last Wii game. Shakedown Hawaii was originally a Wiiware game but later got a physical release, making it already a years old game. However, after the boost in quality in the sequel, Just Dance became a staple of the Wii. Just Dance 2021 would've gotten A Wii port, however Ubisoft apparently lost the devkit for the Wii.

[@PayPayGoneCrayCray]

That's why they stopped? Huh interesting

[@fuseegelee]

@@PayPayGoneCrayCrayno its cause they couldn’t print anymore Wii disks

[@PayPayGoneCrayCray]

@@fuseegelee then why was it still made after the wii got discontinued then?

[@fuseegelee]

@@PayPayGoneCrayCray because they had new old stock silly billy. That’s why some “new” floppy disks are still around even though those were discontinued.

[@Brahaja]

Bro got lost in Viridian Forrest 💀.

[@Sknotty]

No wonder he doesn't like puzzle games if he can't even get through arguably the easiest maze in Pokemon history

[@silverunlucky]

I checked the comments just because he said that. Pokemon Blue was the first game I owned and beat and the hardest maze in that game is only cause I didn't use flash for rock tunnel lolol (and I never will)

[@HomelessBoxDude]

Bruh that forest has one path and another smaller one leading to the one path. It's not a maze lol

[@KingASE88]

Was gonna say that 😂 and didn’t realize all Tony hawk games have career mode…

[@schizophist2963]

Rocket's lair and power plant would have broke him

[@tractorman287]

Pokémon yellow is a tricky one. It technically is gameboy color game since it has a GBC header in the code. But it does have a gameboy box. The actually last North American gameboy release was beavis and butthead in March 1999

[@ChrisHodge]

and for that matter wouldn't Gold and Silver count too? They were released after Yellow

[@tractorman287]

@@ChrisHodge they’re considered gameboy compatible, but count as gameboy color games

[@malick9549]

Pokemon yellow on the 3ds shows up as a GBC VC too, I think it has the GBC header solely for the palette considering that Red/Blue don't support the "GBC mode"

[@Joe_334]

The 3ds virtual console even labele it as a GBC game.

[@thepotatoe7289]

Fun fact: The last licensed NES game was The Lion King released only on Europe in 1995 The game is just based on the Disney film of the same name

[@WyattD03]

You forgot The Lion King released on NES in 1995

[@DarthPooh]

Such a fun but very hard game

[@TheNewSoda]

I'm hoping that he was only referring to the North American lineup

[@oscarzxn4067]

The NES versión wasn't fun was buggy and unfinished

[@Emerald_Fox]

​@@oscarzxn4067it was actually a lazy port of the Game Boy version lol

[@taru6342]

Yes, true 1/3 of the world doesn't exist. I hate this so much man, so many damn videos where they completely ignore, English release of really great "Japanese exclusives" and then complain that there is no official translation. At least scalpers also don't know Europe exists so we can sometimes even afford some games

[@Sammyplays50]

18:31 Correction the 3DS was actually released in 2011 not 2010

[@Sanicfan9192]

Pokemon yellow tips: Look up a map of viridian forest, once you know where to go, it’s super easy Don’t fight wild Pokemon unless you want to catch them or you’re grinding Catch a mankey on route 21 and get it to level 9 so it learns low kick, making Brock easy You can also use a butterfree with poison powder since Brock has no rock moves

[@ToadSquad3]

kirby’s dream land 3 released in 1997 in north america (my source is google btw)

[@Hbx3m-as-Himself]

Yeah I wondered about that...

[@chrisgill326]

Frogger was still later, he meant 1998.

[@ToadSquad3]

@@chrisgill326 oh right oops

[@TokyoDrew85]

Frogger for SNES was released in 1998, right game wrong year.

[@drfsupercenter]

Yeah, this guy's dates are all over the place, he also mentions the NES coming out in 1983 which isn't true - the Famicom did come out in 83 but would have had a different last game from the North American NES (Adventure Island IV in Japan; European NES had a Lion King game as its last title) 1998 makes more sense as I know there were reprints of older titles happening through 1998 as well, with some of the previously rated K-A games getting reprinted with an E rating (as that's the year the ESRB changed it)

[@Dranfusion]

Originally Shrek 3 and Madden 09 game was supposed to be the last gamecube released games but it got cancelled due to the system discontinued in 2007.

[@aliceangel03]

The final NES game was actually the european-exclusive Lion King in 1995...

[@DelXeno]

Yeah but apparently it was pretty bad on the NES and much better on the SNES.

[@W4lmartbag]

​@@DelXeno and much much better on the genesis

[@Biggreenhat7]

As a tony hawk connoisseur I appreciate everything you said about the game even calling it factory right after it said on screen it is called foundry

[@DelXeno]

Oh no I'm illiterate 😅. I cant believe I missed that

[@StarDubProductions]

In Europe Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite was released on January 10, 2003. So even later then Harry Potter.

[@Prismadoll]

8:54 Thank you, Scott The Woz, for telling me the Gameboy Colour's "final words" ... Harry Potter & The Chamber Of Secrets for the Gameboy Colour 😂

[@LegoBob4123]

I'm pretty sure that by the end of the Wii U/3DS times (like late 2018 to eShop shutdown) Nintendo was letting anyone dump their garbage on the eShop as long as they jumped through the hoops. After the Switch came out and started printing money, the only requirements to get on the 3DS/Wii U eShop were "run on the system" and "don't brick the console"

[@Rijuo]

Not gonna lie, I had no idea Tony hawk 3 came out for n64

[@sekai817]

Hi! KZbin recommended this video and I liked the way you make it as others too, the narrative and what you show. Thanks for your work!

[@DelXeno]

Thank you so much, that means the world to me!

[@ilan_profile]

10:35 Scott The Woz would be proud

[@williamrusso3130]

I've always found it interesting how quickly the SNES, N64, and Gamecube were fazed out. None of them were failures. The SNES was the top-selling console for its generation, and the later 2 sold decently. You'd think they'd try to milk some extra life out of them, especially the SNES.

[@drfsupercenter]

SNES came out in 1991 and they continued to produce games until 1998, I don't think 7 years is that short.

[@LolEleiteye]

For the wii, it was actually Shakedown Hawaii and Retro City Rampage DX released in July 9th 2020.

[@Bro3256]

4:50 for clarification while Metal Slader Glory: Directors Cut is technically the final overall software release, it did not see a traditional physical release as it was exclusive to Nintendo Power flash cartridges (not to be confused with the American magazine) so regarding the final physical release that would go to Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 which released a year prior in 1999. Also I'd highly reccomend you watch the Famidaily episode on Metal Slader Glory for the Famicom if you want more context on that game as it's a historically important game.

[@DelXeno]

Awesome, thank you for that! Very interesting history behind that, I'll make sure to check that out

[@Toonrick12]

Metal Slader Glory is very important as it's commercial failure caused HaL to become intertwined with Nintendo. In short, Nintendo bailed out the company in exchange for Iwata taking a more managerial role in HaL. This was in 1991, just as a certain 18 year old was making his first game at the company...

[@TheWarthogaa]

I point this out, just dance was still done on the wii, because most hospitals still really had og wiis, and it was good for exercising

[@Sly88Frye]

20:53 I'm actually legitimately surprised that the final game can be released on the Wii U came out in 2021. I figured everybody just gave up on that console by that point especially with the rapid success of the switch

[@Rihcterwilker]

Wario Land virtual boy is, supposedly, the best game for the system.

[@Gadi872]

It's either really good or it won by default having horrible competition

[@ogre706]

Not just for the system, it's a great title in general. There a few other decent titles as well. Please ignore the trendy hate train, the Virtual Boy actually had a few gems. 👍

[@DelXeno]

So I've heard. That is the one game on the Virtual Boy I look forward to playing.

[@mickmufson1824]

Frogger was also the last game released for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.

[@Waratteta]

nice video, but i must correct you in saying that SNES Frogger came out in 1998, not 1996(games like Kirby's Dream Land 3 would've been later if it was)

[@drfsupercenter]

Yeah this guy's dates are all over the place and wrong on many occasions

[@sebastiantwins-cx4de]

Frogger SNES came out in ‘98

[@AtlasBlizzard]

Actually, The Lion King was the last game released on the NES, in 1995. It was released in Europe but not America.

[@kennyhayes1602]

In the Game Boy Color section, you said the system was 32-bit. That was the advance. The GBC was 8 bit, same as the original Game Boy.

[@MysticMike]

Wario is the final boss of Wario Woods so he is actually a big deal.

[@jonathenderksen4]

Thank you for this I demolished my dinner to this video

[@DelXeno]

I'm glad I could be of service 😂

[@shootinthebreeze1880]

Really enjoyed your video, Just 2 notes The gameboy color is only 8bit The gameboy color Harry Potter games actually follow the books more closely than the movies (and in some cases the books can work as a guide for the game Can’t wait too see more

[@Sly88Frye]

You should make like maybe some KZbin shorts of the footage of you dancing to that just dance 2020 game because the way you're describing it it sounds like it'd be a lot of fun to watch. I was just way too late to finding your channel

[@Clodd1]

Unofficially the N64 got Xeno Crisis this year. A very cool top down shooter. Hard as h3ll.

[@BlackMesaResearcher]

And there was Portal 64 but it got took down from Valve

[@WasephWastar]

if we count fanmade games then there's still games made on the NES, SNES and other consoles to this day...

[@BowserEditz]

Can't wait for this video to be updated for switch in like 2027 or 2028

[@AxGryndr]

The last New 3DS game looks like someone's school project for learning Unity. I could create that in less than a day so the fact they got any money for it is impressive.

[@FauxSteel]

Bro how could you forget about Grimace's Birthday for the Game Boy Color, released in 2023 (This is a joke, but you can play it on GBC with an Everdrive GB X3, yes they released a .gbc file for this game)

[@DelXeno]

😂😂 that sounds cursed

[@FauxSteel]

@@DelXeno McDonalds legitimately made that during the Grimace’s Birthday thing

[@DelXeno]

@@FauxSteel Okay I will definitely be trying that

[@ventilo334]

If Grimace's Birthday is taken in account, then the new Rugrats game too (it's on Steam and includes a NES ROM).

[@thedinogamer_fn3073]

Quality video man! You deserve more views!

[@DelXeno]

@@thedinogamer_fn3073 Thanks a ton!

[@dylanreeder6652]

You played let’s go and then the game they based let’s go off of! Nice video dude!

[@captainnintendo]

As a little footnote, Shakedown Hawaii was also the very last physical release on the WiiU. You could order the game from July 9th 2020 and they only made 3,000 copied but it IS still an official release. I believe it released alongside the physical Wii version. The Wii version was only available in the PAL format tho, as NOA no longer offered manufacturing of Wii Games but NOE apparent still had a very narrow window the developer was able to make it through before they closed production for good. And that's my random trivia for today xD

[@Telamod]

PLS REVIEW MORE GAMES!!! i love the way you review these games (idea for next video???: ps2 shovelware, or any console shovelware)

[@DelXeno]

I got plenty more coming!

[@CalTheHogNosedBat]

I think they made Just Dance for the Wii rather than the Wii U, only because the Wii U systems had backwards compatibility and played Wii games.

[@Javda2008]

1:14 you cannot beat us ad duck hunt dog jumpscare

[@bobbyserpent]

I had a class at university where the developer of sturmfront was the lecturer. Great guy, great game. I highly recommend this game

[@Voice.of.Thanatos]

Oh god, I think I qualified for a seniors discount hearing ya talk about my boy frogger like that 😭

[@ItchyTastyPlays]

As someone who owns Shakedown and grew up on GTA 1&2 it was amazing to play.

[@boredstudent]

I was surprised that Just Dance was released for the Wii. It was on Xbox One, PS4, even on Nintendo Switch. But on the Wii in 2019? Wow.

[@Sly88Frye]

9:03 I was surprised to find that my wife actually has that game. Although I don't remember what happened to it though. She was playing it on the big screen with her Game Boy player several years ago back at her family's old home but now that we live in our own apartment we don't seem to have possession of that and I don't remember the reason why.

[@Flashyflashlight]

This is why PAL is better than North American 2020 GAME RELEASED ON A 480I CONSOLE

[@SortaNonymous]

I've always been just as fascinated by the final Nintendo-published games, so here's those (NA and Japan anyway)! Yes, Nintendo published all of these. NES: Wario's Woods (1994; released alongside a cart re-release of Legend of Zelda in Japan) Famicom Disk System: Clu Clu Land: Welcome to New Cluclu Land (1992 in Japan) Game Boy: Pokémon Yellow (1998 in Japan, 1999 in NA) SNES: Kirby's Dream Land 3 (1997 in NA); Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut (2000 in Japan) Virtual Boy: VB Wario Land (1995 in Japan); 3D Tetris (1996 in NA) N64: Animal Forest/Crossing (2001 in Japan); Mario Party 3 (2001 in NA) GBC: Mobile Golf (2001 in Japan); Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite! (2002 in NA) 64DD (lol): Mario Artist: Polygon Studio (2000 in Japan) GBA: Rhythm Tengoku/Heaven (2006 in Japan); Final Fantasy VI Advance (2007 in NA) GameCube: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (2006) DS: Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 (2012) Wii: Just Dance Wii 2 (2012 in Japan); Kirby's Dream Collection (2012 in NA) WiiWare: Fluidity (2010 in NA); couldn't find final 1st-party release in Japan DSiWare: Zelda: Four Swords Anniversary (2011 in NA); Nintendoji (2013 in Japan) 3DS: Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn (2019) Wii U: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (2017) In summary, Kirby loves killing consoles as much as he (allegedly) loves killing gods.

[@christopherbowen3587]

Good job big brother

[@lukeisatwat]

This video was amazing but, please get a new microphone

[@DelXeno]

It sounds much better now that I've tweaked it. You'll see in my next video where I talk about the best launch titles for every Nintendo console.

[@lukeisatwat]

@@DelXeno I'll be sure to watch :)

[@007spudman]

What's wrong with the microphone? I found no issue.

[@ToxShox.]

I feel like the Switch is still producing bangers

[@Baka578]

13:56 I felt it in my bones that either a MJ or Rush Hour reference was coming.

[@REDEYEDEMON66]

I was hoping you'd also mention the Limited Run Games releases for those old consoles since TECHNICALLY those are the actual final releases.

[@SuperBloxTube]

These last games are a mix of good games and shovelware.

[@Orange7Official]

Fun fact: The Virtual Boy's last game was actually released 8 months after.

[@TKnHappyNess]

The last Game and Watch game was actually The Legend of Zelda in 2021 for the 35th anniversary, although it was a compilation of Zelda 1, 2, and Link's Awakening. Plus there was no reason to get the N64 version of Tony Hawk 3 because the GameCube and PS2 versions came out in November 2001

[@samw.8734]

Bro, you took me out when you pointed out 6:50.😂😂😂 I still remember the first time when I first heard it and I had my GameBoy full blast. That shit scared my ass for some reason or it made me jump lol🤷‍♂️

[@DelXeno]

I was wearing headphones at full blast and I actually got jumpscared 😂

[@WigWoo1]

AVGN say Sunday Funday is the final NES game

[@chrisgill326]

Frogger was in 1998.

[@Rickystechviewpoint]

Wow great video. Consider doing more videos from Nintendo history. Btw I know you probably wanted to play the original versions of the games but most of the Japanese games has been translated.

[@DelXeno]

Huh well I wish I knew that before 😂

[@c0wqu3u31at3r]

That kanji one looks like basically a "word learning" thing but for Kanji (Chinese characters). TLDR Japanese uses Chinese characters as well as 2 phonetic alphabets - in this game you pick the correct sound (represented by the phonetic alphabet) that adheres to the the Chinese character.

[@AllenTranBoba]

lol, getting into Pokémon with yellow decades after it’s release

[@DelXeno]

Hey, better late than never

[@thebluedoom]

Wii after Ubisoft stppoed making just dance games for it : Finally. I am at peace

[@melissahealy1950]

that shakedown hawaii one sounds like it could be good i bet they have it on the switch as well

[@somebodyoncerolledme7211]

While getting lost later on in Pokemon Yellow especially if you don't bring escape ropes is quite normal if you don't consult the Internet for help, I don't know how you got stuck in Viridian Forest where you literally go to the right once and then keep taking left turns until the path is straight ahead for a few seconds

[@DelXeno]

Sorry yeah I'm just a little slow

[@Joe_334]

That damn wall, ceiling, what it was from NES' Wario's Woods, use to be some terrifying. An example of creepiness in what looks like a cutesy game. The NES was just known for the darkness in their otherwise eerily cute looking games... Others are just so melancholic.

[@Trixie_Lavender]

Amazing that any dev would think to make a game on the Wii U after the Switch launched

[@MarcSleiman]

Why does the voice sound like ai but good video!

[@Zachd-bk3jb]

I had Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets for gbc I played the hell out of that game I didn’t realize it was the last game to be released for it

[@terran0797]

I’d love seeing a final games of sega, sony and atari next. Could do Microsoft or nec but there is more systems with the first 3. Also you could include the Atari 8 bit and st computers in there if you wanted. Could make for extra interesting content :)

[@DelXeno]

Oooh that's a great idea I would love that

[@terran0797]

@@DelXeno could always smash Nec and Microsoft together if you want the video to go longer too

[@pauldamon7774]

The official final NES game was The Lion King in Europe, on May 12th, 1995.

[@CommercialBreak]

9:24 It's actually 8-bit. Looks amazing though.

[@pokemonlover4208]

What if I told you that Wario Woods was the last game in the us? Europe got a few extra games.

[@TheEbrithil2]

Wow I didn't expect to see Little Big and Billie Eilish on an official Wii game O.o I wish you mentioned the aftermarket for the older consoles, though.

[@jesusisborn]

nice video

[@DelXeno]

Thank you!

[@robertm5110]

Star Fox 2 is an honorable mention for the SNES as it wasn’t made available until the SNES Classic

[@captainryusugi1128]

I protest Yellow, after playing through Silver on a DMG-01 (unmodified). Gold and Silver are even better on the original Game Boy, just because the DMG-01 pays the soundtrack justice.

[@drfsupercenter]

You're totally wrong on 3DS as well. There were multiple very late production run games released for the 3DS in 2022 and I think one even came out in 2023. Andro Dunos 2 was one of them, the Atooi Collection from Limited Run, Go Go Kokopolo (I have a review video on those games on my channel) and 1-2 others I can't recall at the moment. They were all indie games that were made in the final batch of cartridges produced by Nintendo, which I think happened in 2022 - definitely after your 2021 game Edit: as for New3DS, the reason they had to charge 8 cents is just because of Nintendo's rules. Third-party developers were not allowed to make free apps/games, because they figured that would lead to abuse - you were required to put a price. The only free downloads came from Nintendo directly. 8 cents was likely the absolute lowest they could set it to. But again this is kind of a misleading premise as the New3DS is simply a 3DS with more RAM/CPU power - all 3DS games run in a New 3DS, so the final 3DS titles are also the final New3DS titles. Just like the black Game Boy games that worked in DMG/GBC

[@__OmiChan]

NES:The Lion King(NES)(MAY.25.1995) GB:Pokémon Gold Version and Pokémon Silver Version(OCT.15.2000)

[@brunosztuba3556]

Form my limited knowledge, the doraemon game seems to be about matching up the hirigana (the phonetic alphabet of japanese) to the kanji (chinese characters that were adapted into Japanese to make distinguishing words easier when there is not context). An example of kanji can be 一 which can be written as いち.

[@omegafalconoriginal]

Wasn't there a new version of Doom for SNES released as part of a special promotion edition on a snes cartridge?

[@samuel-aka-contepic]

the harry potter game is now my favourite game boy colour game

[@JoshHatfield]

Pokemon Silver and Gold were both Gameboy games sold as GBC games.

[@justacloud3374]

Nope, it was Kirby‘s Dreamland 3 that came out in 1997 for the super Nintendo, which was that I believe to be the last game for the system.

[@yoshi50windows]

Correction: The last game on the NES was actually Lion King

[@StevenCodeBlack]

I wonder what will be the final Nintendo game ever to be release in history?

[@freloz]

Are you going to do this for PlayStation consoles?

[@Silverfox365]

I would say the best experiences on Virtual Boy at least imho are Wario Land and Mario's Tennis.

[@goooooooober4]

weren't the mario and zelda anniversary game and watches still part of the game and watch line?

[@jimmyrolls37]

Yes and no. It's kind of cheating. The actual game and watch games were specifically designed to fit the calculator like hardware, where as these were basically emulating nes and gb games. So kinda kinda not

[@ZachLovettRaces]

I would say, for the last game on the original Game Boy, Pokémon Gold and Silver released a year after Yellow, and those games were playable on the OG GB since they were produced on OG GB cartridges, however, the games were meant to be played on GBC since the games had color. I would still argue they are newer games that were playable on the OG GB than Yellow. Pokémon Crystal would be made only for the GBC and not playable on an OG GB. The last true games made and playable on the OG GB, according to my research, are "Shikakui Atama o Maruku Suru: Kanji no Tatsujin" and "Shikakui Atama o Maruku Suru: Keisan no Tatsujin". I'm assuming these are all North American releases, not overall releases, which I would say is a bit misleading since someone in Japan might have a different lilst of 'last release' than someone in NA or EU. As feedback for this video, maybe you should specify that somewhere. You only mentioned it once, maybe twice, and it was for Madden 08 in NA and Ratatouille in EU for Game Cube. Let's keep in mind that Yellow was the last North American and PAL release in 1999 and 2000, respectively, and the 2 Japanese titles were overall the last games, releasing in 2001.