Ganbare Goemon

Ganbare Goemon (which means Tiens Good, Goemon or Good luck, Goemon ) is a Série of video games developed and published by Konami. The majority of these plays are more or less crossbred Jeux of platform of ventures with sometimes elements of RPG.

The universe of this series is a medieval Japan folk. The musics are often pieces with the current rhythms played by traditional instruments Japanese. The Humor and the Autodérision are elements very present of the series, being presented in the form of allusions to other video games, comic dialogs, unexpected mini-plays, of Anachronisme S and diversions of certain stereotypes of the video game such as the screen of Game over .

The intrigues follow the tours of a Ninja to roughcast hair armed with a Kiseru, Goemon (which is inspired by the legendary ninja Goemon Ishikawa), and of his/her friend Ebisumaru, also ninja of profession.

List plays by support

Arcade

  • 1986 : Mr. Goemon

MSX 2

  • 1987 : Ganbare Goemon: Karakuri Douchuu ( Hold good, Goemon: Travel Mécanique )

Famicom

  • 1986/07/30 : Ganbare Goemon: Karakuri Douchuu ( Hold good, Goemon: Travel Mécanique )

  • 1989/04/01: Ganbare Goemon 2 ( Hold good, Goemon 2 )
  • 1990/05/01: Ganbare Goemon Gaiden: Kieta Ougon Kiseru ( Hold good, Goemon, Foreign Légende: The Gold Pipe Disappeared)
  • 1992/03/01: Ganbare Goemon Gaiden 2: Tenka No Zaihou! ( Hold good, Goemon 2: The Treasury under the Skies! )

Super Famicom

  • 1991/07/19 : Ganbare Goemon: Yukihime Kyuushutsu Emaki/Legend off the Mystical Ninja ( Hold good, Goemon: The Parchment of the Rescue of the Yuki/La Princess Captions Mystical Ninja )

  • 1993/12/22: Ganbare Goemon 2: Kiteretsu Shogun Magginesu ( Hold Good, Goemon 2: Strange Shogun Magginesu )
  • 1994/12/16: Ganbare Goemon 3: Shishijyuurokubei No Karakuri Manji Katame ( Hold Good, Goemon 3: The Catch X Mechanique de Shishi Juurokubei )
  • 1994/12/22: Ganbare Goemon: Kirakira Douchuu - Boku ga Dancer nor Natta Riyuu ( Hold good, Goemon: Travel in the Stars - Why I am Devenu a Dancer )
  • 1996/03/29: Soreyuke Ebisumaru! Karakuri Meiro - Kieta Goemon No Nazo!! ( play of reflection )

PlayStation

  • 1996/03/22 : Ganbare Goemon: Uchukaizoku Akogingu

  • 1998/03/19 : Konami Antiques Msx volume 3 (with Ganbare Goemon: Karakuri Douchuu)
  • 1998/12/23: Ganbare Goemon: Kuru Nara Koi! Ayashi Geikka No Kuroi Kage
  • 2001/03/29: Ganbare Goemon: Oedo Daikaiten
  • 2001/12/20 : Goemon: Shin Sedai Shuumei (Goemon New generation)

Saturn

  • 1998/07/23 : Konami antiques MSX collection pack (with Ganbare Goemon: Karakuri Douchuu)

Game Boy

  • 1991/12/22 : Ganbare Goemon: Sarawareta Ebisumaru!

  • 1997/12/04: Ganbare Goemon: Kurofune Tou No Nazo/Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon

Game Boy Color

  • 1999/01/14 : Ganbare Goemon: Tengu-to No Gyuakushu!

  • 1999/1216: Ganbare Goemon: Mononoke Douchuu Tobidase Nabe-Bugyou! (go go goemon, Ghost Trip)
  • 2000/12/21: Ganbare Goemon: Hoshizorashi Arawaru Dynamites!!

Game Boy Advance

  • 2002/02/28 : Goemon: Old New Shutsudou!

  • 2004/05/21: famicom mini 20 (Ganbare Goemon: Karakuri Douchuu)
  • 2005/04/21: Kessakusen! Ganbare Goemon 1+2 Yukihime to Magginesu ! (compilation of the first two plays on SNES)

Nintendo 64

PlayStation 2

  • 2000/12/21 : Bouken Jidai Katsugeki Goemon

Nintendo DS

  • 2005/06/23 : Gambare Goemon Tokay dôchû Ôedo Tenguri kaeshi No Maki

Phon

  • 2003/11/17 : Gambare Goemon

  • 2004/06/02 : Gambare Goemon karakuri park

List mangas

dates (consoles) (many volumes)
  • 1992/05,09, 1993/03,07: (FC 3-4) ganbare goemon gaiden (4 volumes)
  • 1991/12, 1992/04,08: (sfc 1) ganbare goemon (3 volumes)
  • 1993/01,05: ganbare goemon: special edition (2 volumes)
  • 1994/01,08: (sfc 2) ganbare goemon 2 (2 volumes)
  • 1995/02,08, 1996/01: (sfc 3) ganbare goemon 3 (3 volumes)
  • 1996/05,10,12: (sfc 4) ganbare goemon (3 volumes)
  • 1997/05: ganbare goemon: internatinal manga (1 volume)
  • 1997/09: (ps1 1) ganbare goemon (1 volume)
  • 1998/02,07,10: (n64 1) ganbare goemon (3 volumes)
  • 1998/02: (101 on cover) ganbare goemon (1 volume)?
  • 1998/02: (hand on cover) ganbare goemon (1 volume)?
  • 1998/03: (1 and 4 on cover) ganbare goemon (1 volume)?
  • 2002/05,10, 2003/04,09: (gba 1, ps1 4) Goemon Shinsedai (Mystic) (4 volumes)

guides

dates (consoles) colors of covers
  • 1986/06/20: (FC 1)
  • 1989/03/10: (FC 2)
  • 1990: (FC 3)
  • 1991/09/26: (sfc 1) gray
  • 1991/09/27: (sfc 1) black
  • 1992/04/10: (FC 4) red
  • 1994/02/20: (sfc 2) gray
  • 1994/01/24: (sfc 2) orange
  • 1995/05/01: (sfc 3) gray
  • 1996/01/31: (sfc 4) orange
  • 1996/04/04: (ps1 1) white
  • 1996: (sfc 5)
  • 1997/09/28: (n64 1) blue
  • 1997/10: (n64 1) green
  • 1998/08: (n64 1)
  • 1997/12/20: (GB 2) green
  • 1999/01/21: (n64 2) blue
  • 1999/02/20: (n64 2) white
  • 1999/02/20: (n64 2) green
  • 1999/01/29: (ps1 2) white
  • 1999/01/29: (ps1 2) blue
  • 1999/04/10: (gbc 1)
  • 2000/01/30: (gbc 2) white
  • 2000/02/09: (n64 3) white
  • 2001/01/28: (gbc 3) white
  • 2001/01/25: (ps2 1) green
  • 2001/02/09: (ps2 1) white
  • 2001/04/25: (ps1 3) white
  • 2002/04/10: (gba 1, ps1 4) white
  • 2005/04/21: (gba 1+2sfc) purple
  • 2005/07/14: (nds 1) purple

video

  • 1993 : oav ganbare goemon: jigenshiro No akumu (castle off nightmares)
  • 1997/10-1978/03: series ganbare goemon 23 episodes (the legend off mystical ninja)
  • 1998: oav ganbare goemon: errestrial rescue maneuvers

See too

  • Characters of Ganbare Goemon

External bonds

  • http://www.goemon.info/index.shtml
  • http://goemon.sitesled.com/

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