The First 5 Games To Come Out On SNES (In Every Region)
217Launch titles. The games that decide whether a system will have a good start or lag behind until the heavy hitters come around.
From the Super Nintendo Entertainment System forward, Nintendo would start having their launch titles be consistent. In the case of the SNES, F-Zero and Super Mario World would release on launch in every region. The U.S. would have three more launch titles than its counterparts, those being Pilotwings, Gradius III, and SimCity, likely from some small third party support.
Not exactly an enormous amount when compared to the releases of modern consoles, but these were earlier days for the video game industry. The small number of games also didn't seem to affect the success of the console. Especially considering the title that came boxed with each SNES.
Intro and Outro Music
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Games Featured
0:00 Intro
0:20 F-Zero NTSC-J
0:54 Super Mario Worldย NTSC-J
1:35 Ka-Blooey NTSC-J
2:05 ActRaiser NTSC-J
2:39 Populous NTSC-J
3:12 F-Zero NTSC-U
3:45 Gradius III NTSC-U
4:53 Pilotwings NTSC-U
5:34 SimCity NTSC-U
6:09 Super Mario World NTSC-U
6:50 F-Zero PAL
7:23 Super Mario World PAL
8:04 Super R-Type PAL
8:36 Super Tennis PAL
9:17 Super Soccer PAL
9:37 Outro
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