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! Catalog number !! Title !! Developer(s) !! Size (KB) !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Notes
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| 73001 || ''Alleyway'' || Nintendo R&D1<br>Intelligent Systems ||
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| 73002 || ''Baseball'' || Nintendo R&D1 || 64 || July 31, 1989 || TBD
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| 73004 || ''Super Mario Land'' || Nintendo R&D1 || 64 || July 31, 1989 || TBD
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| 73011 || ''F-1 Race'' || HAL Laboratory || 64 || February 3, 1991 ||
* Includes the Four Player Adapter.
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| 73020 || ''F-1 Race'' || HAL Laboratory || 64 || TBD || TBD
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| 73023 || ''Kirby's Dream Land'' || HAL Laboratory || 256 || August 1, 1992 || TBD
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| 83049 || ''Star Fox 2'' || Nintendo EAD<br>Argonaut Software || 2048 || Unreleased ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on August 30, 1995.
* Eventually released with the SNES Classic Edition in 2017.
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* Working title at the time of N64's launch was ''Super Mario Kart R''.
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| 87003 || ''Wave Race 64'' || Nintendo EAD || 8 || November 4, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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* Working title at the time of N64's launch was ''The Legend of Zelda 64''.
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| 87005 || ''Pilotwings 64'' || Nintendo EAD<br>Nintendo R&D3<br>Paradigm Simulation || 8 || September 26, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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| 81057 || New-Style Super Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck || Nintendo R&D2 || N/A || October 1997 || TBD
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| 85001 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || Nintendo R&D3 || Black || September 26, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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! Catalog number !! Name !! Developer(s) !! Console !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Notes
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| 62001 || Zapper || Nintendo R&D2 || Nintendo Entertainment System || Gray (before 1989)<br>Orange || 1986 || TBD
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| 72001 || Rechargeable Battery Pack/AC Adapter || Nintendo R&D1 || Nintendo Game Boy || N/A || July 31, 1989 || TBD
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| 72002 || Compact Carrying Case || Nintendo R&D1 || Nintendo Game Boy || N/A || July 31, 1989 || TBD
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| 72003 || Hip Pouch Carrying Case || Nintendo R&D1 || Nintendo Game Boy || N/A || 1990 || TBD
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| 72004 || Four Player Adapter || Nintendo R&D1 || Nintendo Game Boy || N/A || February 3, 1991 || TBD
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| 82001 || Super NES Cleaning Kit || Nintendo R&D2 || Super Nintendo Entertainment System || N/A || August 23, 1991 || TBD
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| 82004 || Super NES Controller || Nintendo R&D2 || Super Nintendo Entertainment System || N/A || August 23, 1991 || TBD
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| 82006 || Super Scope || Nintendo R&D1 || Super Nintendo Entertainment System || N/A || February 4, 1992 || TBD
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| 82008 || Super NES Mouse || Nintendo R&D1 || Super Nintendo Entertainment System || N/A || August 1, 1992 || TBD
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| 82012 || Super Game Boy || Nintendo R&D1 || Super Nintendo Entertainment System || N/A || July 22, 1994 || TBD
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| 82013 || Super Game Boy || Nintendo R&D1 || Super Nintendo Entertainment System || N/A || July 22, 1994 ||
* Includes ''Super Game Boy Player's Guide''.
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| 86002 || Nintendo 64 Controller || Nintendo R&D3 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || Gray || September 26, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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| 86003 || Nintendo 64 Controller || Nintendo R&D3 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || Green || September 26, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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| 86004 || Nintendo 64 Controller || Nintendo R&D3 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || Yellow || September 26, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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| 86005 || Nintendo 64 Controller || Nintendo R&D3 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || Red || September 26, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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| 86006 || Nintendo 64 Controller || Nintendo R&D3 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || Blue || September 26, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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| 86007 || Nintendo 64 Controller || Nintendo R&D3 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || Black || September 26, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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| 86008 || Nintendo 64 RF Switch/RF Modulator || Nintendo R&D3 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || N/A || September 26, 1996 ||
* Originally scheduled to be released on September 30.
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| 86009 || Nintendo 64 Controller Pak || Nintendo R&D3 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || N/A || November 4, 1996 || TBD
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| 86010 || Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak || Nintendo R&D3 || Nintendo Ultra 64 || N/A || June 30, 1997 || TBD
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===Handhelds===
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! Catalog number !! Name !! Developer(s) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" | Notes
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| 71001 || Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System || Nintendo R&D1 || Off White || July 31, 1989 ||
* Includes ''Tetris''.
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| 71003 || Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System Basic Set || Nintendo R&D1 || Off White || July 31, 1989 || TBD
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| 71006 || Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System Basic Set || Nintendo R&D1 || Off White || August 6, 1993 ||
* Includes ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening''.
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| 71015 || Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System || Nintendo R&D1 || Deep Black || March 20, 1995 ||
* Part of the Play It Loud! lineup.
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| 71016 || Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System || Nintendo R&D1 || High Tech Transparent || March 20, 1995 ||
* Part of the Play It Loud! lineup.
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| 71017 || Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System || Nintendo R&D1 || Vibrant Yellow || March 20, 1995 ||
* Part of the Play It Loud! lineup.
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| 71018 || Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System || Nintendo R&D1 || Radiant Red || March 20, 1995 ||
* Part of the Play It Loud! lineup.
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| 71019 || Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System || Nintendo R&D1 || Gorgeous Green || March 20, 1995 ||
* Part of the Play It Loud! lineup.
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| 71022 || Nintendo Game Boy Pocket || Nintendo R&D1 || Silver || September 3, 1996 || TBD
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| 71024 || Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System || Nintendo R&D1 || Cool Blue || Unreleased ||
* Part of the Play It Loud! lineup.
* Only available in Europe.
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| 75001 || Nintendo Virtual Boy || Nintendo R&D1 || N/A || August 14, 1995 || TBD
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