List of Hudson Soft games

This is a list of video games developed or published by Hudson Soft. The following dates are based on the earliest release, typically in Japan. While Hudson Soft started releasing video games in 1978, it was not until 1983 that the company began to gain serious notability among the video gaming community.

Early computer titles (1983-1984)

Early on, Hudson Soft's strategy was to port games to as many (japanese) platforms as possible, many of which were short-lived. The table below includes known, preserved ports, including original version of games later remade for Famicom/NES.

Not: Unattested versions listed with ? are listed as existing on MobyGames.

Title MSX PC
6001
mkII 		PC
8001
mkII 		PC
8801 		FM
7 		MZ
2200 		X1 Pa
so
pia
7 		other Description
3D Bomberman[1] ? ? ? Adapdation of original Bomberman in grid-based faux 3d perspective.
Akarui Nouen[2] ? [3] Basic Master Simple rice cultivation arcade game.
Anata wa Meikameraman[4] [5] ? "Shooting" game involving photography.
Bean's Jack[6] ? ? ? SMC-777 Adapdation of Jack and the Beanstalk tale.
Binary Land ? ? Game about controlling two player characters on the same time throught different mazes filled with enemies. Later remade for Famicom/NES.
Biotech/Biotek[7] ? [8] Simple single-screen title about cathing circular-shaped enemies.
Bomberman ? [9] MZ-700
SMC-777
Basic Master
ZX Spectrum 		Original installment of the series, renamed for ZX Spectrum release as Eric and the Floaters. Gameplay is simplier than the NES remake, lacking many elements.
Boomerang Hunting Hunting-themed shmup game involving namesake boomerang.
Bousou Tokkyuu SOS[10] ? SMC-777
ZX Spectrum 		Released as Stop the Express in UK
Bubble Kund 1999[11] ? ? ? ? Basic Master Type of shoot-'em-up. Player has to use number keys to launch missiles at right time to prevent circular-shaped "enemies" from blowing up japanese cities.
Cannon Ball[12] [9] [13] MZ-700
SMC-777
Multi8
RX-78
FP-1000
ZX Spectrum 		Early version of Buster Bros. Released as Bubble Buster in UK.
Dish Carrier[14] [15] ? ? About catching plates, utensils and other things falling from windows.
Field Wars[16] ? [17] ? ? [18] Basic Master A Heiankyo Alien clone.
Fire Ball[19] ? [20] ? ? SMC-777 About astronaut trying to catch titular enemies.
Fire Rescue[21] ? ? ? SMC-777 Firefighting-themed single-screen platformer.
Gang Man[22] ? Car chase/shooting title.
Gunman[23] MZ-700 Western-themed single-screen shmup where you shoot stereotypical indians.
Guru Guru[24] Single-screen attacking game.
Gusha[25] ? ? MZ-700 Alien-cathing title.
Gyoza Panic[26] [27] About cathing gyozas falling from the top of the screen.
Help![28] ?[29] [30] ?[31] [9] ?[31] Basic Master Climbing game about keeping snakes off the ropes to prevent apple from failing on girl's head.
Hitsuji Yaai[32] ?[31] [8] [9] [33] A simple children game about herding sheep.
Hiyoko Fighter[34] ? ? ? [9] ? Basic Master Maze game. You play as a chicken and collect eggs while avoiding snakes.
Inidan no Bouken[35] Maze game.
Itasundorious[36] ? ? ZX Spectrum A Dig-Dug-like game. Released as Driller Tanks in UK.
Justice Knight[37] ?[29] ? ? ? [38] Maze game about rescuing the princess.
Kaeru Shooter[39] ? [40] ? ? [41] SMC-777
Basic Master
ZX Spectrum 		Third-view pseudo-3d shooting game. Released as Frog Shooter in UK.
Kareina Kaito[42] [43] ? Basic Master Maze game about stealing money from banks and avoiding policemen.
Killer Station[44] ? [45] ? [8] ? ? A Space Invaders-like game.
Kinasai![46] ? [8] Basic Master A Space Panic clone.
Medaka no Kyoudai[47] ? ? Licensed game based off namesake children show.
Mister Butterfly[48] [49] ? Shoot-'em-up where player, as a machinegun, shoots cocoons with butterflies.
MJ-05 ?[29] [50] ?[31] [9] Single-screen shoot-'em-up.
Mystery Mountain[51] [52] ? About climbing to the titular mountain.
Ore no Viking Simple shoot-'em-up.
Police Dog[53] ?[29] ? ? Police-themed scrolling maze game about cathing gorilla burglars as a dog policeman.
Power Fail[54] [55] ? [9] ? ? Basic Master Maze game about repairing electricity cables while avoiding enemies.
Rowdy Ball[56] Breakout clone.
Sasurai no Ninja[57] Platform game.
Sea Bomber[58] ?[29] ? ? Sea-themed single-screen shmup where you target sea animals such as jellyfishes and sharks.
Sky Diver[59] ?[29] [60] ? ? Simple parachute game where player shoots monsters.
Space Hamburger[61] A Space Invaders clone with hamburgers as enemies.
Square Garden ? ? ? ? ? Basic Master Abstract game about shooting square-shaped "enemies".
Star Dust[62] Shoot-'em-up where player, as a satellite dish, has to shoot down enemy satellites and spaceships.
Star Stream[63] ? [64] ? ? Multi-scrolling space-based shoot-'em-up.
Submarine Shooter[65] ? [66] ? ? ? ? Tunnel based shoot-'em-up.
Super Doors[67] [68] ? A maze game where every wall can be moved like a door.
Super Golf[69] [70] ? ? ? MZ-700
Multi8 		Golf game.
The Spider[71] ? ? ? [9] SMC-777
Basic Master 		Shoot-'em-up.
Vegetable Crash[72] ? ? [9] ? Basic Master
FP-1000
ZX Spectrum 		A Space Invaders clone.
Zero Fighter[73] ? Basic Master Simple shmup involving airplanes.

PC-8800 series

X1

MSX

Amiga

IBM PC compatibles

PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16

PC Engine CD ROM/TurboGrafx-CD

PC Engine Best Collection refers to a series of video game compilations produced by Hudson Soft and released only in Japan in 2008 for the PlayStation Portable handheld system.

Title Release Games included (original system and release)
Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Collection Jul 30, 2008 Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna (PC Engine Super CD-ROM², 1992)[1]
Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna 2: Eternal Princess (PC Engine Super CD-ROM², 1995)[2]
Ginga Fukei Densetsu Sapphire (PC Engine Arcade CD-ROM², 1995)[3]
Tengai Makyou Collection Jul 30, 2008 Tengai Makyou: Ziria (PC Engine CD-ROM², 1989)
Tengai Makyou II: Manjimaru (PC Engine Super CD-ROM², 1992)
Tengai Makyou: Fuun Kabuki Den (PC Engine Super CD-ROM², 1993)
Soldier Collection Sep 23, 2008 Super Star Soldier (PC Engine, 1990)[4]
Final Soldier (PC Engine, 1991)[5]
Soldier Blade (PC Engine, 1992)[6]
Star Parodier (PC Engine Super CD-ROM², 1992)[7]
  • Note: the Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna franchise is known in the West as Galaxy Fräulein Yuna; Sapphire is in fact unrelated to this franchise (except for sharing the character designer, Mika Akitaka).

PC Engine SuperGrafx

PC-FX

Famicom/Nintendo Entertainment System

Game Boy

Super Famicom/Super NES

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis

Sega Mega-CD/Sega CD

Virtual Boy

Game Gear

  • 1995
    • Super Momotarou Dentetsu III

Sega Saturn

Nintendo 64

PlayStation

Game Boy Color

Dreamcast

PlayStation 2

Game Boy Advance

GameCube

Nintendo DS

DSiWare

  • 2009
    • Sudoku 50! For Beginners (Sudoku Student in North America)
    • Sudoku 150! (Sudoku 150! For Challengers in Europe, Sudoku Master in North America)
    • Illustlogic
    • Bomberman Blitz
  • 2010
    • 16 Shot! Shooting Watch

PlayStation Portable

Xbox 360

Wii

WiiWare

PlayStation 3

Nintendo 3DS

Mobile Phones

  • 2000
    • Star Soldier
    • Super Star Soldier
    • Daimeikyū Kumikyoku (大迷宮組曲)
  • 2000
    • MailDrama Cosmos (MailDrama コスモス)
  • 2001
    • SameGame (さめがめ)
    • Cannonball (キャノンボール, Kyanonbōru)
    • Miracle Golf (みらくるゴルフ, Mirakuru gorufu)
    • Miracle Quest (ミラクルくえすと, Mirakuru kuesuto)
    • Tamarin DX (タマリンDX)
    • Binary Land (バイナリィランド, Bainaryirando)
    • Burokkusumasshu (ブロックスマッシュ)
    • Kajino kingu (カジノKING)
    • Sen nō dōjō (線脳道場)
    • Hōrai Gakuen' No Bōken (蓬莱学園の冒険)
    • SUPER i-soccer
  • 2002
    • Kuru pita! Kakuzō (クルぴた！カクゾー)
    • Chakushin ☆ Sutajiamu (着信☆スタジアム)
    • Gettaipingurabu!! 2 (ゲッタイピングラブ!!２)
    • Sky Glider (スカイグライダー, Sukai Guraidā)
  • 2003
    • Finisterre (フィニステル)
    • Jare Neko (じゃれねこ)
    • Mugen Takoage (無限凧あげ)
    • Naisu Dātsu (ナイスダーツ)
    • Morita Shōgi (森田将棋)
    • Shinrei Kyōfu Tsūshin (心霊恐怖通信)
    • Golio 13 (iゴルゴ13)
    • Yatterman (ヤッターマン)
    • The Genie Family (クッキング大魔王)
    • Tsubame-fū - ENFU - (燕風-ENFU-)
    • Miracle Quest 2 (ミラクルくえすと2, Mirakuru Kuesuto Tsu)
    • Bomberman Jetters Mobile
  • 2004
    • Tengai Makyō: Ziria
    • Elemental Monster (エレメンタル モンスター, Erementaru Monsutā)
    • Suzume Pai Pazuru (雀牌パズル)
    • Reis Hunter (レイスハンター, Reisu Hantā)
    • Millionaire (大富豪, Daifūgō)
    • Kenchiku no Takumi (建築の匠)
    • Panic Bomber (ぱにっくボンバー)
    • Mahha GoGoGo (マッハGoGoGo)
    • Taisen ☆ Bomberman (対戦☆ボンバーマン)
    • CC7
  • 2005
    • Bomberman RPG
    • Sapuri no Jikan (サプリの時間)
    • Momotarou Dentetsu Tokyo
    • Momotarou Dentetsu Japan
  • 2006
    • Bonk's Return
    • Real3D SnowBoard
    • Star Soldier vs DoDonPachi DaiOuJou CARAVAN'06
    • Momotarou Dentetsu WORLD
    • Momotaro Dentetsu CHUBU
    • Maniac Pro Wrestling
    • Moeru Mahjong Nyuumon-hen: Moejong! (萌える麻雀入門編 もえじゃん!)
  • 2007
    • Gacha wa shi Meijin no Bōken Jima (ガチャはし名人の冒険島)
    • Gachapin & Mukku no Ribāshi (ガチャピン＆ムックのリバーシ)
    • Gachapin & Mukku no Otsukai (ガチャピン＆ムックのおつかい)
    • Bomberman Kart 3D
    • Maware Chikyū! (まわれ地球！)
    • Moeru Mahjong Jissen-hen: Moejong! (萌える麻雀実践編 もえじゃん!)
    • Moeru Mahjong Chou Jissen-hen: Moejong! (萌える麻雀「超」実践編 もえじゃん!2)
    • Momotarou Dentetsu KANTO
    • Momotarou Dentetsu TOHOKU
  • 2008
    • Momotaro Dentetsu HOKKAIDO
    • R20 ☆ Moe Bomberman (R20☆萌えボンバーマン)
    • Gachapin & Mukku no Dai Undōkai (ガチャピン＆ムックの大運動会)
    • Miracle Quest: Dokodemo Danjon (ミラクルくえすと～どこでもダンジョン～, Mirakuru kuesuto ~Dokodemo Danjon~)
    • Moeru Mahjong: Moejong! Special (萌える麻雀 もえじゃん!すぺしゃる)
  • 2009
    • Super Gachapin ☆ bomberman (Superガチャピン☆ボンバーマン)
    • Momotarou Dentetsu KYUSHU
    • Momotarou Dentetsu SETOUCHI
  • 2010
    • Adventure Island Quest by Takahashi Meijin (高橋名人の冒険島クエスト)
    • Takahashi meijin no chōsen-jō (高橋名人の挑戦状)
    • Bomberman Next gotouji Kantou-hen (ボンバーマンNext ご当地関東編)
    • Momotaro Dentetsu KINKI
    • STAR SOLDIER MISSION MODE
    • Momotaro Dentetsu AOMORI
  • 2011
    • Momotaro Dentetsu SHIZUOKA
  • 2012
    • Momotaro Dentetsu TOKAI

iOS

Android

  • 2008
    • Charlene’s Beachside

Notes

  1. ^ renamed to Step To The Beat in PAL regions.

References

  1. ^ "Sanjigen Bomberman (1983)".
  2. ^ "Akarui Nōen (1983)".
  3. ^ "PASOPIA7 Akarui Noen 明るい農園".
  4. ^ "Anata wa Mei Cameraman (1983)".
  5. ^ "PC-8001mkII Anata wa Meikameraman あなたは名カメラマン".
  6. ^ "Bean's Jack (1983)".
  7. ^ "Biotek (1983)".
  8. ^ a b c d "Fujitsu FM-7 Tape Dumps – Gaming Alexandria".
  9. ^ a b c d e f g h i "Hudson Sharp MZ-2200 Tape Dumps – Gaming Alexandria".
  10. ^ "Stop the Express (1983)".
  11. ^ "Bubble Kund 1999 (1983)".
  12. ^ "Cannon Ball (1983)".
  13. ^ "PASOPIA7 Cannonball キャノンボール".
  14. ^ "Dish Carrier (1983)".
  15. ^ "PC-8001mkII Dish Carrier ディッシュキャリア".
  16. ^ "Field Wars (1983)".
  17. ^ "PC-8001mkII Field Wars フィールドウォーズ".
  18. ^ "PASOPIA7 Field Wars フィールドウォーズ".
  19. ^ "Fire Ball (1983)".
  20. ^ "PC-8001mkII Fireball ファイヤーボール".
  21. ^ "Fire Rescue (1983)".
  22. ^ "Gang Man (1983)".
  23. ^ "Gunman (1983)".
  24. ^ "Guru Guru (1983)".
  25. ^ "Gusha (1983)".
  26. ^ "Gyoza Panic (1983)".
  27. ^ "PC-8001mkII Gyoza Panic ギョウザパニック".
  28. ^ "Help! (1983)".
  29. ^ a b c d e f "Hudson Soft Advertisement for Pc6001mkII games". Technopolis (14): 18. September 1983.
  30. ^ "PC-8001mkII HELP!".
  31. ^ a b c d "Hudson Soft's advertisement". Technopolis (13): 19. August 1983.
  32. ^ "Pretty Sheep (1983)".
  33. ^ "PASOPIA7 Hitsuji Ya-i! ひつじや～い！".
  34. ^ "Hiyoko Fighter (1983)".
  35. ^ "Indian no Bōken (1983)".
  36. ^ "Driller Tanks (1983)".
  37. ^ "Justice Knight (1983)".
  38. ^ "PASOPIA7 Justice Knight ジャスティスナイト".
  39. ^ "Kaeru Shooter (1983)".
  40. ^ "PC-8001mkII Kaeru Shooter カエルシューター".
  41. ^ "PASOPIA7 Kaeru Shooter カエルシューター".
  42. ^ "Kareina Kaito (1983)".
  43. ^ "PC-8001mkII Kareina Kaito 華麗な怪盗".
  44. ^ "Killer Station (1983)".
  45. ^ "PC-8001mkII Killer Station キラーステーション".
  46. ^ "Kinasai! (1983)".
  47. ^ "Medaka no Kyōdai (1983)".
  48. ^ "Mr. Butterfly (1983)".
  49. ^ "PC-8001mkII Mister Butterfly ミスターバタフライPC-8001mkII Field Wars フィールドウォーズ".
  50. ^ "PC-8001mkII MJ-05".
  51. ^ "Mistery Mountain (1983)".
  52. ^ "PC-8001mkII Mystery Mountain ミステリーマウンテン".
  53. ^ "Police Dog (1983)".
  54. ^ "Power Fail (1983)".
  55. ^ "PC-8001mkII Power Fail パワーフェイル".
  56. ^ "Rowdy Ball (1983)".
  57. ^ "Sasurai no Ninja (1983)".
  58. ^ "Sea Bomber (1983)".
  59. ^ "Sky Diver (1983)".
  60. ^ "PC-8001mkII Sky Diver スカイダイバー".
  61. ^ "Space Hamburger (1983)".
  62. ^ "Star Dust (1983)".
  63. ^ "Star Stream (1983)".
  64. ^ "PC-8001mkII Star Stream スターストリーム".
  65. ^ "Submarine Shooter (1983)".
  66. ^ "PC-8001mkII Submarine Shooter サブマリンシューター".
  67. ^ "Super Doors (1983)".
  68. ^ "PC-8001mkII Super Doors スーパードアーズ".
  69. ^ "Super Golf (1982)".
  70. ^ "PC-8001mkII Super Golf スーパーゴルフ".
  71. ^ "The Spider (1983)".
  72. ^ "Vegetable Crash (1983)".
  73. ^ "Dog Fighter (1983)".
  74. ^ "フルアタ！ - X1 : 花札狂". Archived from the original on 2015-01-06. Retrieved 2013-06-01.
  75. ^ Undake30 Same Game in Mario Wiki
  76. ^ "Walk It Out - IGN". IGN.com. 12 January 2010. Retrieved 26 August 2025.
  77. ^ "Step to the Beat | Wii | Games | Nintendo UK". Nintendo UK. 12 September 2012. Retrieved 26 August 2025.
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