Super Game VCD 300

The main menu of the disk.

The Super Game VCD 300 is a VCD featuring NES/Famicom games that can be played on select VCD/DVD players with a SunPlus/Rolsen chipset. Using an emulator similar to the one found on Native32 systems. The disc is only known to have been bundled with the Buyee Handheld Portable DVD Player, the Nevica Japan 5-in-1 Tele VCD, and an unbranded device with "PDVD" on it. The art on the menu seems to be random and completely unrelated to the games (Sega's Samba de Amigo, Disney's Pepper Ann, Rurōni Kenshin/Samurai X, etc.).

Game List

Some titles are repeated, resulting in there actually being fewer than 300 unique titles in the VCD.

1. 1942
2. 1943 (1943: The Battle of Midway, US version . Parts of players can play Japanese version)
3. Adventure Island (Takahashi Meijin no Bōken Jima)
4. Battle City
5. Twin Bee
6. Bomber Man (JP version)
7. Bomb Jack (Mighty Bomb Jack)
8. Shufflepuck Cafe
9. Circus (Circus Charlie)
10. Contra (US version)
11. Dhexdes (Thexder)
12. Space Hospital (Dr. Mario)
13. Fire Dragon - Unlicensed game developed by Gamtec. Originally released on cartridge in 1993.
14. Galg (Zunou Senkan Galg)
15. Jewelry (Magic Jewelry)
16. Super Mario (Super Mario Bros.)
17. Pooyan
18. Rainbow Island (Rainbow Islands: The Story of Bubble Bobble 2, JP version)
19. Tank 2 (Tank A 1990 (aka Battle City))
20. Tetris (Tengen)
21. 10 Yard Fighter (10-Yard Fight)
22. Arabian (Super Arabian)
23. Argus
24. Arkaniod (Arkanoid)
25. Binary Land
26. Bloon Fight (Balloon Fight)
27. Burger Time
28. B-Wings
29. Route (Route-16 Turbo)
30. Chess (Gomoku Narabe Renju)
31. Clu Land (Clu Clu Land)
32. Combat (Field Combat)
33. Digdug (Dig Dug)
34. Donkey 1 (Donkey Kong)
35. Donkey 2 (Donkey Kong Jr.)
36. Donkey 3 (Donkey Kong 3)
37. Double Dribble
38. Dragon Unit
39. Elevator (Elevator Action)
40. Exerion
41. Fire (Flying Hero)
42. Formation 2 (Formation Z)
43. Front Line
44. Galage (Galaga)
45. Golf
46. Goones 2 (The Goonies 2: Fratelli Saigo no Chousen/The Goonies II)
47. Gradius
48. Green Ruslin Attack (Rush'n Attack)
49. Gygroone (Gyrodine)
50. Hely (Raid on Bungeling Bay)
51. Hogan's Alley
52. Ice Climber (JP version)
53. Ice Hockey
54. Jackal
55. Jianqai (Honshougi: Naitou 9 Dan Shougi Hiden)
56. Legend Kage (Kage no Densetsu/The Legend of Kage)
57. Karateke (Karateka)
58. Knit (Ikki)
59. Yie Ar Kung-Fu
60. The Little Lady Mermaid (The Little Mermaid, US version )
61. Lode Running (Lode Runner)
62. Lode Running 2 (Championship Lode Runner)
63. Lot Lot
64. Lunar Ball
65. Magmax
66. Mahj4 (4-nin Uchi Mahjong)
67. Majong (Taiwan 16 Mahjong, Sachen) - Unlicensed game. Originally released as a Famicom cartridge in 1989.
68. Mappy
69. Mr mary (Mario Bros.)
70. Millipede
71. Mirror (Bats & Terry)
72. Knit 2 (Ninja-kun: Majou no Bouken)
73. Nuts Milk (Nuts & Milk)
74. Othello
75. Pacman
76. Pacland
77. Antarctic Adventure
78. Poke (The World of Card Games, Sachen)
79. Animal Town (Onyanko Town)
80. Popeye
81. Gun Smoke (Road Fighter)
82. Rock Man (Rockman)
83. Sasa (Astro Robo Sasa)
84. Star Juster (Star Luster)
85. Shadow (Kamen no Ninja: Akakage)
86. Side Pocket
87. Sky Destroyer
88. Sloon (Sqoon)
89. Gun Smoke (Gun.Smoke, US version)
90. Space (Space Invaders)
91. Spelunk (Spelunker)
92. Star Force (JP version)
93. Star Gate (aka Defender II) (JP version)
94. Star Soldier
95. Blades Steet (Blades of Steel)
96. Tennis
97. Jerra Presta (Terra Cresta, US version .)
98. Wrecking Crew
99. Wres (Kinnikuman: Muscle Tag Match)
100. Iron Fighter (Xevious)
101. Badminton (Super Dyna'mix Badminton)
102. Bokosuka (Bokosuka Wars)
103. Dough Boy
104. Flappy
105. Geimos
106. Penguin Ball (Penguin-kun Wars)
107. Seicross
108. Chack Pop (Chack'n Pop)
109. Joust
110. Macro (Choujikuu Yousai Macross)
111. Majiang2 (Mahjong)
112. Hector (Igo Shinan)
113. Wrestling (Tag Team Pro Wrestling)
114. China Chess (Chinese Chess, TXC Corporation) - Unlicensed game. Originally released for the Famicom in 1991.
115. Dark Chess (暗棋/Hidden Chinese Chess, Joy Van) - Unlicensed game. Originally published by Sachen as a Famicom cartridge in 1989.
116. Baseball
117. Card Game (Cadillac)
118. Space Ship (Hottaaman no Chitei Tanken)
119. Kero (Kero Kero Keroppi no Daibouken)
120. King Knight (King's Knight, JP version)
121. Moal (Moai-kun, fan translation . Parts of players can play untranslated version)
122. 80 Day Navigation (Nagagutsu o Haita Neko: Sekai Isshu 80 Nichi Dai Boken)
123. Puzzle (Puzznic)
124. Squar Shoot (Quarth)
125. The New Type (Shin Jinrui: The New Type/Adventures of Dino Riki)
126. Sumo (Tsuppari Oozumou)
127. King Rail (Tetsudou Ou)
128. Toco (Tokoro-san no Mamoru mo Semeru mo)
129. Mickey (crashes or freezes the entire system in some models) (Mickey Mouse/Mickey Mousecapade, US version )
130. 4wd Battle (Gekitotsu Yonku Battle)
131. ASO (A.S.O. Armored Scrum Object/Alpha Mission)
132. Ashura (Ninja-kun: Ashura no Shou)
133. Battle Life (Commando)
134. Buggy Pop (Buggy Popper/Bump 'n' Jump) (JP version)
135. Champion (Championship Bowling)
136. Lost World (Star Voyager)
137. Karate (Karate Champ, US version )
138. Gambling (Shui Guo Li / Jackpot, Bit Corp. / HES)
139. Maze (Meikyū Kumikyoku: Milon no Daibōken/Milon's Secret Castle)
140. Mteal Gear (Metal Gear)
141. Space Hot (Space Harrier)
142. Tennis2 (Jimmy Connor's Tennis)
143. Tiger (Tiger Heli)
144. Pyramid (Sachen, original 1990 version) - Unlicensed game.
145. Brush (Brush Roller)
146. Donkey Math (Donkey Kong Jr. Math)
147. Son Son
148. Exed Exes
149. Volley Ball (Volleyball)
150. Volguard (Volguard II)

Gallery

The Nevica Japan running the disc.