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Line 32: {\| class="wikitable sortable" \|- ! Catalog number !! Title !! Developer(s) !! Size (KB) !! Released !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- \| 62006 \|\| ''World Class Track Meet'' \|\| Human Entertainment \|\| 32 \|\| August 1, 1988 \|\| Line 41: \|- \| 63002 \|\| ''Duck Hunt'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1<br>Intelligent Systems \|\| 16 \|\| October 18, 1985 \|\| * Uses the ~~Light Gun~~Zapper. \|- \| 63003 \|\| ''Hogan's Alley'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1<br>Intelligent Systems \|\| 16 \|\| October 18, 1985 \|\| * Uses the ~~Light Gun~~Zapper. \|- \| 63004 \|\| ''Wild Gunman'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1<br>Intelligent Systems \|\| 16 \|\| October 18, 1985 \|\| * Uses the ~~Light Gun~~Zapper. \|- \| 63005 \|\| ''Excitebike'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1<br>Nintendo R&D4 \|\| 16 \|\| October 18, 1985 \|\| TBD \|- \| 63006 \|\| ''Mach Rider'' \|\| [[HAL Laboratory]] \|\| 32 \|\| August 1, 1986 \|\| TBD \|- \| 63007 \|\| ''Wrecking Crew'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| 32 \|\| October 18, 1985 \|\| TBD Line 149: {\| class="wikitable sortable" \|- ! Catalog number !! Title !! Developer(s) !! Size (KB) !! Released !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- \| 73001 \|\| ''Alleyway'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1<br>Intelligent Systems \|\| 1632 \|\| July 31, 1989 \|\| TBD \|- \| 73002 \|\| ''Baseball'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| 64 \|\| July 31, 1989 \|\| TBD Line 158: \|- \| 73004 \|\| ''Super Mario Land'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| 64 \|\| July 31, 1989 \|\| TBD \|- \| 73011 \|\| ''F-1 Race'' \|\| HAL Laboratory \|\| 64 \|\| February 3, 1991 \|\| * Includes the Four Player Adapter. \|- \| 73020 \|\| ''F-1 Race'' \|\| HAL Laboratory \|\| 64 \|\| TBD \|\| TBD \|- \| 73023 \|\| ''Kirby's Dream Land'' \|\| HAL Laboratory \|\| 256 \|\| August 1, 1992 \|\| TBD Line 169 ⟶ 174: \|- \| 73029 \|\| ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening'' \|\| Nintendo R&D4 \|\| 512 \|\| August 6, 1993 \|\| TBD \|- \| 73073 \|\| ''Donkey Kong'' \|\| Nintendo EAD<br>Pax Softnica \|\| 512 \|\| July 22, 1994 \|\| TBD \|} Line 174 ⟶ 181: {\| class="wikitable sortable" \|- ! Catalog number !! Title !! Developer(s) !! Size (KB) !! Released !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- \| 82006 \|\| ''Super Scope 6'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1<br>Intelligent Systems \|\| 512 \|\| February 4, 1992 \|\| TBD \|- \| 82008 \|\| ''Mario Paint'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1<br>Intelligent Systems \|\| 1024 \|\| August 1, 1992 \|\| TBD Line 213 ⟶ 222: \|- \| 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. \|- Line 221 ⟶ 231: \|} ===~~Nintendo~~Virtual ~~Ultra 64~~Boy=== {\| class="wikitable sortable" \|- ! Catalog number !! Title !! Developer(s) !! Size (MBKB) !! Released !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- \| ~~87001~~77001 \|\| ''~~Super Mario 64~~Teleroboxer'' \|\| Nintendo ~~EAD~~R&D1 \|\| 8TBD \|\| ~~September~~August 2614, ~~1996~~1995 \|\| TBD \|- \| 77002 \|\| ''Mario Clash'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| TBD \|\| October 1, 1995 \|\| TBD \|- \| 77004 \|\| ''Red Alarm'' \|\| T&E Soft \|\| TBD \|\| August 14, 1995 \|\| TBD \|- \| 77005 \|\| ''Galactic Pinball'' \|\| Intelligent Systems \|\| TBD \|\| August 14, 1995 \|\| TBD \|- \| 77006 \|\| ''Virtual Boy Wario Land'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| TBD \|\| November 27, 1995 \|\| TBD \|- \| 77007 \|\| ''Vertical Force'' \|\| Hudson Soft \|\| TBD \|\| December 1, 1995 \|\| TBD \|- \| 77008 \|\| ''Golf'' \|\| T&E Soft \|\| TBD \|\| November 1995 \|\| TBD \|- \| 77009 \|\| ''Panic Bomber'' \|\| Hudson Soft<br>Raizing \|\| TBD \|\| December 1995 \|\| TBD \|- \| 77010 \|\| ''Nester's Funky Bowling'' \|\| Saffire \|\| TBD \|\| February 1996 \|\| TBD \|- \| 70011 \|\| ''3D Tetris'' \|\| T&E Soft \|\| TBD \|\| March 22, 1996 \|\| TBD \|- \| TBD \|\| ''Mario's Tennis'' \|\| Nintendo R&D1<br>Tose \|\| TBD \|\| August 14, 1995 \|\| TBD \|} ===Nintendo 64=== {\| class="wikitable sortable" \|- ! Catalog number !! Title !! Developer(s) !! Size (MB) !! Released !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- \| 87001 \|\| ''Super Mario 64'' \|\| Nintendo EAD \|\| 8 \|\| September 26, 1996 \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 87002 \|\| ''Mario Kart 64'' \|\| Nintendo EAD \|\| 12 \|\| February 10, 1997 \|\| * Working title at the time of N64's launch was ''Super Mario Kart R''. \|- \| 87003 \|\| ''Wave Race 64'' \|\| Nintendo EAD \|\| 8 \|\| November 4, 1996 \|\| ~~TBD~~ * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 87004 \|\| ''The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time'' \|\| Nintendo EAD \|\| 32 \|\| November 23, 1998 \|\| Line 237 ⟶ 277: * Working title at the time of N64's launch was ''The Legend of Zelda 64''. \|- \| 87005 \|\| ''Pilotwings 64'' \|\| Nintendo EAD<br>Nintendo R&D3<br>Paradigm Simulation \|\| 8 \|\| September 26, 1996 \|\| ~~TBD~~ * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 87006 \|\| ''Kirby's Air Ride'' \|\| HAL Laboratory \|\| 16 \|\| Unreleased \|\| Line 244 ⟶ 285: \| 87007 \|\| ''GoldenEye 007'' \|\| Rareware \|\| 12 \|\| August 25, 1997 \|\| TBD \|- \| 87008 \|\| ''Star Fox 64'' \|\| Nintendo EAD \|\| 12 \|\| June 30, 1997 \|\| ~~TBD~~ * Includes the Rumble Pak. \|- \| 87009 \|\| ''Killer Instinct Gold'' \|\| Rareware \|\| 8 \|\| November 25, 1996 \|\| TBD Line 251 ⟶ 293: \|- \| 87011 \|\| ''Body Harvest'' \|\| DMA Design \|\| 8 \|\| Unreleased \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30, 1996. * Eventually released by Midway Home Entertainment in 1998. \|- \| 87012 \|\| ''Buggie Boogie'' \|\| Angel Studios \|\| 8 \|\| Unreleased \|\| TBD \|- \| 87013 \|\| ''Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire'' \|\| LucasArts \|\| 12 \|\| December 2, 1996 \|\| ~~TBD~~ * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 87014 \|\| ''Cruis'n USA'' \|\| WMS Industries \|\| 8 \|\| December 2, 1996 \|\| ~~TBD~~ * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 87015 \|\| ''Major League Baseball Featuring Ken Griffey Jr.'' \|\| Angel Studios \|\| 16 \|\| May 25, 1998 \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released in the spring of 1997. * Working title at the time of N64's launch was ''Ken Griffey Jr. Baseball''. \|- \| 87016 \|\| ''Tetrisphere'' \|\| H2O Entertainment \|\| 8 \|\| August 11, 1997 \|\| * Originally intended as an Atari Jaguar exclusive before moving to Nintendo 64 after the 1995 Winter CES. * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30, 1996. * Working title at the time of N64's launch was ''Tetrisphear''. \|} ==Hardware and accessories== ===Consoles=== {\| class="wikitable sortable" \|- ! Catalog number !! Name !! Developer(s) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- \| 61001 \|\| Nintendo Entertainment System Deluxe Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| October 18, 1985 \|\| * Includes the Robotic Operating Buddy, ''Gyromite'', and ''Stack Up''. \|- \| 61002 \|\| Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| 1986 \|\| * Includes ''Super Mario Bros''. \|- \| 61003 \|\| Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| 1987 \|\| * Includes ''The Official Nintendo Player's Guide''. \|- \| 61004 \|\| Nintendo Entertainment System Action Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| 1987 \|\| * Includes the Zapper and ''Duck Hunt''/''Super Mario Bros''. * Reissued in 1989 with a recolored Zapper due to a government-issued ban on realistic toy guns passed the year before. \|- \| 61005 \|\| Nintendo Entertainment System Power Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| August 1988 \|\| * Includes the Power Pad, Zapper, and ''Duck Hunt''/''Super Mario Bros.''/''World Class Track Meet''. \|- \| 61006 \|\| Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| 1990 \|\| TBD \|- \| 61007 \|\| Nintendo Entertainment System Sports Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| December 1990 \|\| * Includes the NES Satellite and ''Super Spike V'Ball''/''Nintendo World Cup''. \|- \| 61009 \|\| Nintendo Entertainment System Challenge Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| February 12, 1990 \|\| * Includes ''Super Mario Bros. 3''. \|- \| 61010 \|\| New-Style Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| October 1993 \|\| TBD \|- \| 81001 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| August 23, 1991 \|\| * Includes ''Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World''. \|- \| 81002 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System Super Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| 1992 \|\| * Includes ''Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World''. \|- \| 81003 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System Control Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| 1993 \|\| TBD \|- \| 81005 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System Mario Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| March 20, 1995 \|\| * Includes ''Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World''. \|- \| 81008 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System Control Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| April 13, 1992 \|\| TBD \|- \| 81024 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System Donkey Kong Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| March 20, 1995 \|\| * Includes ''Donkey Kong Country''. \|- \| 81042 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System Killer Instinct Set \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| August 30, 1995 \|\| * Includes ''Killer Instinct''. \|- \| 81053 \|\| New-Style Super Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| October 1997 \|\| * Includes ''Yoshi's Island''. \|- \| 81057 \|\| New-Style Super Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| N/A \|\| October 1997 \|\| TBD \|- \| 85001 \|\| Nintendo Ultra 64 \|\| Nintendo R&D3 \|\| Black \|\| September 26, 1996 \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|} ====Accessories==== {\| class="wikitable sortable" \|- ! Catalog number !! Name !! Developer(s) !! Console !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- \| 62001 \|\| Zapper \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| Nintendo Entertainment System \|\| Gray (before 1989)<br>Orange \|\| 1986 \|\| TBD \|- \| 72001 \|\| Rechargeable Battery Pack/AC Adapter \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy \|\| N/A \|\| July 31, 1989 \|\| TBD \|- \| 72002 \|\| Compact Carrying Case \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy \|\| N/A \|\| July 31, 1989 \|\| TBD \|- \| 72003 \|\| Hip Pouch Carrying Case \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy \|\| N/A \|\| 1990 \|\| TBD \|- \| 72004 \|\| Four Player Adapter \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy \|\| N/A \|\| February 3, 1991 \|\| TBD \|- \| 82001 \|\| Super NES Cleaning Kit \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System \|\| N/A \|\| August 23, 1991 \|\| TBD \|- \| 82004 \|\| Super NES Controller \|\| Nintendo R&D2 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System \|\| N/A \|\| August 23, 1991 \|\| TBD \|- \| 82006 \|\| Super Scope \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System \|\| N/A \|\| February 4, 1992 \|\| TBD \|- \| 82008 \|\| Super NES Mouse \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System \|\| N/A \|\| August 1, 1992 \|\| TBD \|- \| 82012 \|\| Super Game Boy \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System \|\| N/A \|\| July 22, 1994 \|\| TBD \|- \| 82013 \|\| Super Game Boy \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Super Nintendo Entertainment System \|\| N/A \|\| July 22, 1994 \|\| * Includes ''Super Game Boy Player's Guide''. \|- \| 86002 \|\| Nintendo 64 Controller \|\| Nintendo R&D3 \|\| Nintendo Ultra 64 \|\| Gray \|\| September 26, 1996 \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 86003 \|\| Nintendo 64 Controller \|\| Nintendo R&D3 \|\| Nintendo Ultra 64 \|\| Green \|\| September 26, 1996 \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 86004 \|\| Nintendo 64 Controller \|\| Nintendo R&D3 \|\| Nintendo Ultra 64 \|\| Yellow \|\| September 26, 1996 \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 86005 \|\| Nintendo 64 Controller \|\| Nintendo R&D3 \|\| Nintendo Ultra 64 \|\| Red \|\| September 26, 1996 \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 86006 \|\| Nintendo 64 Controller \|\| Nintendo R&D3 \|\| Nintendo Ultra 64 \|\| Blue \|\| September 26, 1996 \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 86007 \|\| Nintendo 64 Controller \|\| Nintendo R&D3 \|\| Nintendo Ultra 64 \|\| Black \|\| September 26, 1996 \|\| * Originally scheduled to be released on September 30. \|- \| 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. \|- \| 86009 \|\| Nintendo 64 Controller Pak \|\| Nintendo R&D3 \|\| Nintendo Ultra 64 \|\| N/A \|\| November 4, 1996 \|\| TBD \|- \| 86010 \|\| Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak \|\| Nintendo R&D3 \|\| Nintendo Ultra 64 \|\| N/A \|\| June 30, 1997 \|\| TBD \|} ===Handhelds=== {\| class="wikitable sortable" \|- ! Catalog number !! Name !! Developer(s) !! Color !! Released !! class="unsortable" \| Notes \|- \| 71001 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Off White \|\| July 31, 1989 \|\| * Includes ''Tetris''. \|- \| 71003 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System Basic Set \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Off White \|\| July 31, 1989 \|\| TBD \|- \| 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''. \|- \| 71015 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Deep Black \|\| March 20, 1995 \|\| * Part of the Play It Loud! lineup. \|- \| 71016 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| High Tech Transparent \|\| March 20, 1995 \|\| * Part of the Play It Loud! lineup. \|- \| 71017 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Vibrant Yellow \|\| March 20, 1995 \|\| * Part of the Play It Loud! lineup. \|- \| 71018 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Radiant Red \|\| March 20, 1995 \|\| * Part of the Play It Loud! lineup. \|- \| 71019 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy Compact Video Game System \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Gorgeous Green \|\| March 20, 1995 \|\| * Part of the Play It Loud! lineup. \|- \| 71022 \|\| Nintendo Game Boy Pocket \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| Silver \|\| September 3, 1996 \|\| TBD \|- \| 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. \|- \| 75001 \|\| Nintendo Virtual Boy \|\| Nintendo R&D1 \|\| N/A \|\| August 14, 1995 \|\| TBD \|}