This is a list of licensed Famicom games that have been pirated and go under a different name; whether the game's title was actually hacked (and nothing else major changes about the game) or only the cartridge art uses a different name.
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Games whose titles were changed in-game
| Original Game | Alternate Titles | Links | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1942 | Star Wars: Episode I | [1] | Shows up on the 200 in 1 Super Game multicart. |
| Ghostbusters II | Ghostbusters III | ||
| Super Mario Bros. 2 (also known as Super Mario USA in Japan) | Super Bros. 2, Super Bros. 5 | [2] | Appears to be based on the PAL version rather than the NTSC version. Super Bros. 2 changes the copyright to "CTC". Super Bros. 5 changes the copyright to "ECE" and changes the year to 1991. Super Bros. 5 is often found under the Super Wonderful Mario label. |
Games whose titles are only different on the labels
| Original Game | Alternate Titles | Links | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Donkey Kong | Donkey Kong Specia | [4] | This cart label is also used for Super Donkey Kong - Xiang Jiao Chuan as well as pirated carts for Toki. |
| Gimmick! (also known as Mr. Gimmick outside of Japan) | Shui Guan Pipe V | [5] | Removes copyrights (which also triggers the anti-piracy routine), uses a different mapper that doesn't support Sunsoft 5B, resulting in missing sound channels. DPCM samples also appear to be broken. |
| Toki (also known as JuJu Densetsu in Japan) | Donkey Kong Specia | [6] | This cart label is also used for Super Donkey Kong - Xiang Jiao Chuan as well as pirated carts for Donkey Kong. |