
Sun Corporation
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Nov 2, 2026
Retro Warriors 589 - SNK: The Neo Geo Years
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80:35Justin BakerHOST
Waku Waku 7 was fucking Neo Geo, and that is a weird-ass game in which you get to play as a chain chomp.
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80:42Chris SaturnHOST
Was that Sunsoft or Data East? I don't remember.
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80:45Justin BakerHOST
Sunsoft developed that one.
J
80:47Justin BakerHOST
Okay.
J
80:47Justin BakerHOST
Yeah.
DF Retro Super Show #026 Halloween Special: First Fears In Video Games
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62:24Audi SorliePANELIST
Oh, yes.
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62:25Audi SorliePANELIST
And that game is part of that Sunsoft series where...
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62:29Audi SorliePANELIST
You have these weird like kind of photorealistic graphics in the bosses, they do this in Fester's Quest as well and it's kind of unsettling there and Blaster Master, same thing.
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62:39Audi SorliePANELIST
But like, that last gremlin is this big disgusting spider and I could never beat it, I had to put the controller down, turn it off, I got like anxiety and I couldn't be in the same room as a TV.
NCR Rewind Ep. 43
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27:27Jason RobbinsHOST
I could listen to that all day.
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27:30Jason RobbinsHOST
But Batman the Video Game was produced by Sunsoft for the Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy, loosely based on the 1989 film of the same name.
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27:42Jason RobbinsHOST
Despite having the same title, each is actually a different game.
J
27:45Jason RobbinsHOST
The NES title is arguably the best known and contains five levels culminating in a showdown with the Joker in the bell tower of the Gotham Cathedral.
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27:53Jason RobbinsHOST
It was received quite well despite changes from the movie upon which it was based.
J
28:00Jason RobbinsHOST
Sunsoft followed up the release with Batman with Batman Return of the Joker.
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28:04Jason RobbinsHOST
And I will admit that I did not get to play that game.
J
28:09Jason RobbinsHOST
And I'm going to for people that are watching, I'm going to hold up the cartridge here.
Spooky Special #3
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16:30EvanHOST
So Konami is obviously like the best when it comes to video game music, but I'm not as like, there are so many composers throughout Konami's catalog.
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16:44EvanHOST
Or like when you look at something like Sunsoft, it's like very recognizable Naoki Kodaka, very recognizable Masashi Kageyama.
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16:52EvanHOST
Right.
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16:54EvanHOST
It's just amazing to me how there's so many Konami composers and they all kill it.
Where Do We Begin Episode Bonus: PAX West 2026
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38:27LogPANELIST
They had Third Strike.
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38:29LogPANELIST
But we played a game called Astra Superstar, which was a Sunsoft fighting game that...
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38:38LogPANELIST
I was curious about, and so I asked somebody who is very, like, proficient in the fighting game wiki and tournament organization space.
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38:47LogPANELIST
I asked them, like, hey, does anybody play this game? There's, like, not even a wiki for it.
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38:53LogPANELIST
And they replied to me, yeah, nobody cares about this game because you can't emulate it.
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38:57LogPANELIST
And it's like, oh, that's sad.
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38:59LogPANELIST
Astro Superstar made by Santa Claus and Sunsoft.
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39:02LogPANELIST
Yeah.
264 - Myst
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27:18A.J. DittyHOST
That's damn true.
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27:19Brian AlfordHOST
Sunsoft is like, okay, we got, there's a Sega CD.
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27:21Brian AlfordHOST
There's this Nintendo CD attachment thing going on.
B
27:24Brian AlfordHOST
There's Philips.
B
27:38Brian AlfordHOST
You fucker.
B
27:39Brian AlfordHOST
Yes, Dutch horse fuckers are making one of the worst consoles ever made.
B
27:46Brian AlfordHOST
So Sunsoft was doing the Japanese, not just localization, but sometimes ports because, you know, it's a different computers were popular in Japan, like the MSX, for instance.
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27:56Brian AlfordHOST
So Sunsoft had been working with Cyan's Games in Japan and was like, OK, all these Japanese companies are working on their CD thing.
Is The Golden Axe Animated Series Actually Good?! | SEGA Spirit Show Ep30
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18:43Graham CooksonHOST
Excellent stuff.
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18:45Graham CooksonHOST
And next up, we have a port also by Carlos, hombre imaginario, of Waku Waku 7, which if you don't know, it's a 1996 fighting game developed and published by Sunsoft, originally for the Neo Geo arcade platform.
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19:01Graham CooksonHOST
It was then later ported to the Sega Saturn.
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19:04Graham CooksonHOST
Essentially, it's a fighting game.
Scooby Doo! & Looney Tunes Cartoon Universe: Adventure (and The Grinch (2000)!)
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38:04FrankiePANELIST
What was the last time Japan got a Looney Tunes game or a Scooby-Doo game? I wonder like they've made some.
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38:11FrankiePANELIST
Was it Sunsoft made a Bugs Bunny's ableist? There is a Game
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38:16BobinatorPANELIST
Boy Color game.
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38:17BobinatorPANELIST
That might be it.
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38:19FrankiePANELIST
Oh, you know, I meant to, we just ranked a different game similar to this that, I forgot to mention, Sunsoft did all the, and I guess Acclaim on Super Nintendo did all the, a lot of the Looney Tunes games.
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38:33FrankiePANELIST
I will say, this is better than a game we haven't ranked.
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38:38FrankiePANELIST
Porky Pig's Haunted Holiday may be the worst game I've ever looked at all of.
Ep. 892 – Fester’s Quest (NES)
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41:38Dave MooreHOST
Well, the reason I asked, because if this was like a European magazine, I could understand because Fester's Quest was released in North America.
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41:49Dave MooreHOST
It was developed by Sunsoft in Japan.
D
41:53Dave MooreHOST
It wasn't released in Japan.
D
41:55Dave MooreHOST
It was released in North America.
9 MINS LATER
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51:02Dave MooreHOST
then the movie came out like a year later right I do think it's really interesting yeah it is it is a really good movie and I think it like totally revitalized the franchise
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51:13Ian ChandlerHOST
100% I don't think we would have the Wednesday on Netflix you know if it hadn't been for that
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51:21Dave MooreHOST
and I know like once he got the rights once the designer got the rights he like got in touch with like Sunsoft and like I can't imagine like work.
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51:32Dave MooreHOST
I can't imagine it being like the late eighties and you're building a game by like sending a Japanese studio, like your drawings and shit.
DF Retro Super Show #025: Inside The Japanese Retro Scene
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69:15John LinnemanHOST
I'm kind of looking for some PC 98 games as well, since I got one of those recently and this caught my eye.
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69:21John LinnemanHOST
It's a copy of platoon published by Sunsoft.
J
69:27John LinnemanHOST
And I found this extremely amusing because platoon is a rather serious movie and just seeing this poster like that with the Sunsoft logo for PC on there.
J
69:42John LinnemanHOST
Uh, and it says it's action real-time strategy.
J
69:45John LinnemanHOST
on the top there and it's a not only it's specifically the localized japanese version even which the fact that this exists is blowing my mind well there's an nes version too isn't there i think so
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70:02John LinnemanHOST
a box japanese localized pc game based on platoon like i don't know man this is weird the fact that it's
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70:10Matt PapaGUEST
published by sunsoft just adds like another letter to it
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70:13John LinnemanHOST
Especially having done the big Sunsoft video a couple years ago.
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