Family Stadium, or Famista, is a series of baseball videogames by Namco. The name comes from the Family Computer, or Famicom, the original console on which the games were released.
The games feature many real life players as well as fictional ones, both original and guests from other series, but in all games the players are represented in a simple stylized way, without much difference between them besides the uniform.
Most games were only released in Japan, except for four, localized in North America with different titles: R.B.I. Baseball (Arcade, NES), Extra Bases (Game Boy), Batter Up (Game Gear) and Super Batter Up (SNES).
Video games
Main games
- Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium (December 10, 1986), Famicom, Arcade (Nintendo Vs. System). Released in North America for Arcade in 1987 as Atari R.B.I. Baseball, and then for NES in June 1988 as R.B.I. Baseball.
- Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '87 (December 22, 1987), Famicom, Arcade (Nintendo Vs. System).
- Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 (December 20, 1988), Famicom, Arcade (Nintendo Vs. System).
- Famista '89: Kaimaku Ban!! (July 28, 1989), Famicom.
- Famista '90 (December 19, 1989), Famicom.
- Famista '91 (December 21, 1990), Famicom.
- Famista '92 (December 20, 1991), Famicom.
- Super Famista (March 27, 1992), Super Famicom. Released in North America for SNES in October 1992 as Super Batter Up with more realistic graphics and updated teams, this version may therefore be considered the second entry in a Batter Up series after the first game for Game Gear.
- Famista '93 (December 22, 1992), Famicom.
- Super Famista 2 (March 12, 1993), Super Famicom.
- Famista '94 (December 1, 1993), Famicom.
- Super Famista 3 (March 4, 1994), Super Famicom.
- Super Famista 4 (March 3, 1995), Super Famicom.
- Super Famista 5 (February 29, 1996), Super Famicom.
- Famista 64 (November 28, 1997), Nintendo 64.
- Family Stadium 2003 (May 30, 2003), GameCube.
- Pro Yakyuu Famista DS (November 15, 2007), Nintendo DS.
- Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium (May 1, 2008), Wii.
- Pro Yakyuu Famista DS 2009 (April 2, 2009), Nintendo DS.
- Pro Yakyuu Famista DS 2010 (March 25, 2010), Nintendo DS.
- Pro Yakyuu Famista 2011 (March 31, 2011), Nintendo 3DS.
- Pro Yakyuu Famista Returns (October 8, 2015), Nintendo 3DS.
- Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax (April 20, 2017), Nintendo 3DS.
Minor games
- Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium: Pennant Race Ban (December 2, 1988), PC-88VA.
- Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium: Home Run Contest (April 28, 1989), MSX. Actually a demo version of Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium: Pennant Race.
- Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '89: Pennant Race Ban (October 27, 1989), PC-88VA.
- Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium: Pennant Race (November 22, 1989), MSX.
- Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '90: Pennant Race Ban (September 28, 1990), FM Towns.
- Famista (September 14, 1990), Game Boy. Released in April 1991 in North America by Bandai as Extra Bases.
- Famista '91 (1991), LCD game.
- Famista 2 (July 30, 1992), Game Boy.
- Famista 3 (October 29, 1993), Game Boy.
- Famista 4 (November 29, 1996), Game Boy. Released exclusively within Namco Gallery Vol. 2.
- Famista Advance (June 28, 2002), Game Boy Advance.
- Famista 2006 (April 6, 2006), PlayStation 2. A version of the 8 bit Famista games updated with modern players, it was only released as a minigame within Pro Yakyuu Netsu Star 2006.
- Famista Online (October 12, 2006), PC. It received various updates:
- Famista Online 2 (June 28, 2007)
- Famista Online 3 (June 26, 2008)
- Famista Online 2010 (March 4, 2010)
- Famista Online 2011 (March 3, 2011)
- Famista Online 2012 (March 8, 2012)
- Famista Online 2013 (March 7, 2013). Service ended on February 28, 2014.
- Famista 2007 (April 5, 2007), PlayStation 2. An updated version of Famista 2006, released as a minigame within Pro Yakyuu Netsu Star 2007.
- Famista Dream Match (November 10, 2014), iOS, Android. A game centered exclusively around fictional players, the service ended on June 23, 2016.
Other "Stadium" games
The Family Stadium games were adapted to non-Nintendo consoles under different titles; since they are basically the same games we can still consider them part of the same series. For this reason the series is sometimes called the Stadium series instead. The Stadium games that we consider part of the series are:
- Gear Stadium (April 5, 1991), Game Gear. Released in North America as Batter Up.
- Gear Stadium Heiseiban (October 20, 1995), Game Gear.
- Wonder Stadium (March 11, 1999), WonderSwan.
- Wonder Stadium '99 (September 30, 1999), WonderSwan.
The same may be applied to the World Stadium series, but since it features a large number of titles produced independently, rather than being ports, we consider it a spin-off of the Family Stadium series instead.
Other media
A series of adventure book based on the series was published only in Japan between 1988 and 1990.
Some merchandising items were also released, including a series of collectable cards.
Links to other series
Note: all games in the series feature a Namco Stars team, including players named after classic Namco games, characters and other properties; Famista Online introduced unlockable "player cards", showing an image of the player, in some cases depicted as a caricature (the generic Famista player only with some exclusive clothing and facial features), in some cases represented through an actual photo of the player, or an artwork if it's a fictional character; regardless of the player's depiction on the card, all games show them as generic people during gameplay; based on this there are three types of guest characters in the games:
- Players named after classic characters: these only create an out-universe, or Type 3, link.
- Caricature characters: these create an in-universe, or Type 1 link only when the character represented is a humanoid being; players named after non-humanoid characters still create a type 3 link when in caricature form.
- Artwork characters: these create a type 1 link.
The origin of the player names are given in official guidebooks, and are therefore confirmed, despite sometimes being very ambiguous.
Mascot links: Najave from the Namco Namja Town theme park appears during a homerun in the Namco stadium in Famista 64 and as a player in Famista Online, Pro Yakyuu Famista 2011 and Famista Dream Match; Uketsuke Komachi, the robot receptionist from Namco's headquarters appears as a player in Famista Online (altough this might count as non-fiction since Uketsuke is a really existing robot); Pandameko (one of Bandai Namco's mascots) appears as a player in Famista Online 2009 and Famista Dream Match.
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| Bosconian | December 10, 1986 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels is called "Bosco". | 3
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| Tower of Babel (Namco) | December 10, 1986 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels is called "Indy", and one in Famista 64 is called "Babel". | 3
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| Warp & Warp | December 10, 1986 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels is called "Herohero", referencing the enemy Berobero. | 3
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| R.B.I. Baseball | 1987 | Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium was adapted into the original R.B.I. Baseball, which then spun-off as its own series. | 1
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| Star Wars | December 22, 1987 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '87 is called "Luke", after the protagonist of Star Wars, that also appeared in Namco-produced games. | 3
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| Sanma no Meitantei | December 22, 1987 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '87 and its sequels is called "Sanma", while one is called "Kani Kani", after the phrase from the game "Kani kani doko kani?". | 3
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| World Stadium | May 20, 1988 | The World Stadium series is a spin-off of the Family Stadium series. | 1
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| Toy Pop | December 20, 1988 | Acha from Toy Pop appears in Famista '88 - '91 as the newscaster, while Pino appears as a player in Famista Online 3, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels, and along with Acha in Famista Dream Match; additionally players named after Pino and Acha appeared in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels. | 1
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| Assault (Namco) | December 20, 1988 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels is called "Assault". | 3
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| Family Tennis | December 20, 1988 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels is called "Bunbun". | 3
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| Sangokushi: Chuugen no Hasha | December 20, 1988 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 is called "Riyuubi". | 3
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| Ordyne | December 20, 1988 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels is called "Tomari". | 3
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| Winning Run | December 20, 1988 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '89 and its sequels is called "Run", while Famista for Game Boy features one called "Suzuka". | 3
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| Rompers | December 20, 1988 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '89 is called "Chap". | 3
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| Metal Hawk | November 22, 1989 | Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium: Pennant Race for MSX and its sequels include players called "Metal" and "Hawk" in the Namco Stars Team. | 3
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| Mirai Ninja | November 22, 1989 | A player in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium: Pennant Race for MSX is called "Miramon", while one in Super Famista 3 is called "Shiranui". | 3
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| Dirt Fox | December 19, 1989 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '90 is called "Fox". | 3
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| Four Trax | December 21, 1990 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '91 is called "Fou-Tra". | 3
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| Juvei Quest | December 21, 1990 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '91 is called "Juvei". | 3
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| Shadow Land | July 12, 1991 | The Namco Stars team from Family Statium is unlockable in Kyukai Dochuki, while Tarosuke from Shadow Land appears as a player in Famista Online, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels, and Famista Dream Match; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '87 and its sequels is called "Tarosuke". | 1
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| Powerball | December 20, 1991 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '92 is called "Bowler", while one in Famista 2 is called "Wrestle". | 3
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| Steel Gunner | December 20, 1991 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '92 and Super Famista is called "Garcia". | 3
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| Family Jockey | December 20, 1991 | Famista '92 and its sequels include players called "Jockey" and "Jockey 2" in the Namco Stars team. | 3
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| Chibi Maruko-chan | December 20, 1991 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '92 is called "Maruo-kun", after the character from the manga, who also appeared in Namco-produced games. | 3
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| StarBlade | March 27, 1992 | Super Famista and its sequels include players called "Blade" and "GeoSword" in the Namco Stars team. | 3
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| Family Circuit | March 27, 1992 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista is called "Circuit". | 3
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| Golly! Ghost! | March 27, 1992 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista is called "Golly", while one in Famista '93 is called "Bubble". | 3
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| Suzuka 8 Hours | July 30, 1992 | Famista 2 and its sequels include players called "8 Hours", "Hours" and "Suzuka" in the Namco Stars team. | 3
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| Tank Force | July 30, 1992 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 2 is called "Tank". | 3
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| Great Greed | July 30, 1992 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 2 and its sequels is called "Vitamina". | 3
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| Pac-Man | October 1992 | Pac-Man appears during a homerun in Super Batter Up, then appears alongside other Pac-Man characters in the audience of the Namco stadium in Super Famista 4, Super Famista 5 and Famista 64, and as an actual player in Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and Famista Dream Match; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels is called "Pac", while Famista Online 2010 and Famista Climax feature a player based on Blinky (as "Akabe") in the Rivals team, and Ms. Pac-Man appears as the mascot of the Namco Stars team in Famista 64; Pac-Man also appears as the logo of the team in Super Famista and its sequels. | 1
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| Fighter & Attacker | December 22, 1992 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '93 and Super Famista 2 is called "F/A". | 3
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| Wings (Cinemascope) | December 22, 1992 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '93 is called "Sky", after Sky Mission. | 3
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| Super Sumo nessen dai ichiban | March 12, 1993 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 2 is called "Dai Ichiban". | 3
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| Exvania | March 12, 1993 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 2 is called "Exvania". | 3
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| Ball Jacks | October 29, 1993 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 3 is called "BJ", and one in Super Famista 3 and its sequels is called "Jacks". | 3
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| Cyber (Namco) | October 29, 1993 | Famista 3 and its sequels include players called "Commando", "Sled" and "Vehicle" in the Namco Stars team. | 3
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| Emeraldia | October 29, 1993 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 3 and its sequels is called "Emeral". | 3
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| Lucky & Wild | October 29, 1993 | Famista 3 and its sequels include players called "Lucky" and "L&W" in the Namco Stars team. | 3
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| J-League Soccer: Prime Goal | October 29, 1993 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 3 and its sequels is called "Prime". | 3
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| Shoot Away | October 29, 1993 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 3 and its sequels is called "Shoot Away". | 3
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| Kattobi Road | December 01, 1993 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '94 and its sequels is called "Kattobi". | 3
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| Ganba League | December 10, 1993 | Hakunetsu Pro Yakyuu '94 Ganba League 3 features a parody of the Namco Stars team, called NYAMCO. | 3
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| Xevious | March 03, 1995 | The field in the Namco stadium in Super Famista 4, Super Famista 5 and Famista 64 features elements from Xevious, and the Solvalou ship, the Mothership Andor (under the name "Xevious") and the Bacura appear as guest players in Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and Famista Dream Match; additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels include players called "Solvalou" and "Xevious", while Famista Online 2010 and Famista Climax include one in the Rivals team based on the Mothership Andor. | 1
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| Mappy | March 03, 1995 | The Meowky from Mappy are among the audience in the Namco stadium in Super Famista 4 and Famista 64, and Mappy himself appears as a player in Famista Online 3, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels, and Famista Dream Match, while Nyamco appears in Famista Online 2011, Famista Returns and Famista Climax (here in the Rivals team); additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels include players called "Mappy" and "Nyamco". | 1
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| Dig Dug | March 03, 1995 | Elements from Dig Dug appear in the background of the Namco stadium in Super Famista 4, Super Famista 5 and Famista 64, while Fygar appears as a player in Famista DS, Famista Online, and the protagonist of Dig Dug (called "Dig Dug") and Pooka appear as guest players in Pro Baseball Famista 2011; additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels include players called "Dig Dug", "Fygar" and "Pooka". | 1
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| Babylonian Castle Saga | March 03, 1995 | The Tower of Druaga appears in the background of the Namco stadium in Super Famista 4, Super Famista 5 and Famista 64, while Gil and Ki appear as players in Famista Online, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels, and Famista Dream Match with Druaga also appearing in the Rivals team in Famista Online 2010 and Famista Climax; additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels include players called "Gil", "Ishita" and "Ki". | 1
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| King & Balloon | March 03, 1995 | The King and his castle from King & Balloon appear in the background of the Namco stadium in Super Famista 4, and then the castle appears in Famista 64. | 1
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| Metro-Cross | March 03, 1995 | Elements from Metro-Cross appear in the background of the Namco stadium in Super Famista 4. | 2
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| Rally-X | March 03, 1995 | The Special Flag from Rally-X appears in the background of the Namco stadium in Super Famista 4 and Super Famista 5, and in minigames in Famista 64 and Famista Climax; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels is called "Rally-X". | 2
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| Sky Kid | March 03, 1995 | The "Sky Kids" appear during a homerun in the Namco stadium in Super Famista 4; additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels include players called "Baron" and "Sky Kid" in the Namco Stars team, while Famista Online 2010 features a player based on the enemy planes from Sky Kid in the Rivals team. | 1
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| Ace Driver | March 03, 1995 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 4 is called "Ace D". | 3
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| Boint Blank | March 03, 1995 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 4 and its sequels is called "Gun Bullet" (only "Gun-bul" in Wonder Stadium and Wonder Stadium '99). | 3
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| Metal Marines | March 03, 1995 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 4 is called "Militia". | 3
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| Megapanel | October 20, 1995 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Gear Stadium Heiseiban and its sequels is called "Panel". | 3
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| Libble Rabble | February 29, 1996 | Elements from Libble Rabble appear in the background of the Namco stadium in Super Famista 5; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels is called "Tofukafu". | 1
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| Dragon Spirit | February 29, 1996 | Amul appears (in dragon form) during a homerun in the Namco stadium in Super Famista 5, and (in human form) as a player in Famista DS, Famista Online 3, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels and Famista Dream Match, while Chaos and Zawell appear in the Rivals team in Famista Online 2010 and Famista Climax; additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '87 and its sequels include players called "Amul" and "DSUPI" (or "D. Spi"). | 1
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| Cyber Cycles | February 29, 1996 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 5 is called "BARI-Pen", after the secret character from Cyber Cycles. | 3
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| Grobda | February 29, 1996 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 5 and its sequels is called "Grobda". | 3
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| Punchin' Pirates | February 29, 1996 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 5 is called "Punchin". | 3
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| Finest Hour (Namco) | February 29, 1996 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 5 is called "Sygnus". | 3
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| Namco Gallery | November 29, 1996 | Namco Gallery Vol. 2 includes Famista 4. | 2
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| Baseball-kun | February 07, 1997 | The Baseball-Kun series is a spin-off of the Famista series, starring the mascot of the Namco Sports newspaper from the games; Baseball Kun also appears as a player in Famista Online, Pro Yakyuu Famista 2011 and Famista Returns. | 1
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| Valkyrie | November 28, 1997 | Valkyrie appears among the audience in the Namco stadium in Famista 64 and as an actual player along with Sandra in Famista Online, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels, and Famista Dream Match, and she also appeared as the mascot for the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 3-5; the enemy Zouna also appeared in the Rivals team in Famista Online 2010 and in Famista Climax; additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels include players called "Quarkman" and "Sandra". | 1
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| Kosodate Quiz: My Angel | November 28, 1997 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 64 is called "Angel". | 3
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| Aqua Jet (Namco) | November 28, 1997 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 64 is called "Aqua". | 3
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| Armadillo Racing | November 28, 1997 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 64 is called "Armadillo". | 3
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| Dokkan Mountain | November 28, 1997 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 64 is called "Mountain". | 3
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| Prop Cycle | November 28, 1997 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 64 is called "Prop", and his comment mentions having trained on a bicycle. | 3
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| Time Crisis | November 28, 1997 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista 64 is called "Richard", one in Famista Advance is called "Keith", and one in Famista Climax is called "Taikura" (or "Ti-Cri"). | 3
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| Namco Anthology | March 11, 1999 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Wonder Stadium and Wonder Stadium '99 is called "Anthology". | 3
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| Final Furlong | March 11, 1999 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Wonder Stadium and Wonder Stadium '99 is called "Final Furlong". | 3
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| Techno Drive | March 11, 1999 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Wonder Stadium and Wonder Stadium '99 is called "Techno". | 3
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| Namco Super Wars | October 31, 2002 | Pac from Family Stadium appears in Namco Super Wars. | 1
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| Klonoa | May 30, 2003 | Family Stadium 2003 features a stadium set in the world of Klonoa, and Klonoa himself appears as a player in Famista Online, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels, and Famista Dream Match, with the King of Sorrow also appearing in Dream Match; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista Advance is called Popka, and an image of Klonoa appears in the Namco stadium. | 1
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| Taiko no Tatsujin | May 30, 2003 | Family Stadium 2003 features a stadium set in the world of Taiko no Tatsujin and players called "Don Wada" and "Katsu Wada", that also return in later games; Don-chan himself appears as a player in Pro Yakyuu Famista 2011, then alongside Katsu-chan in Famista Dream Match and alongside Tatsu-Don in Famista Climax. | 1
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| Nice Tsukkomi | May 30, 2003 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Family Stadium 2003 is called "Tsukkomi". | 3
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| Driver's Eyes | October 12, 2006 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '92 and its sequels is called "Eye", and he appears in Famista Online wearing a racing helmet, possibly implying that he's a driver from the game. | 1
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| MotoGP | October 12, 2006 | Famista Online, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and Famista Dream Match feature Hitomi Yoshino as a guest player; additionally Famista Advance and Family Stadium 2003 feature a player called "Moto G". | 1
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| Xeno Series | October 12, 2006 | Famista Online, Famista DS, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and Famista Dream Match feature KOS-MOS from Xenosaga as a guest player, with Albedo also appearing in Famista Online 2010 and Shion appearing in Famista 2011 and Dream Match. | 1
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| Final Lap | October 12, 2006 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels is called "Lap", and he's depicted in Famista Online, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels as a racer from Final Lap. | 1
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| Ridge Racer | October 12, 2006 | Famista Online, Pro Baseball Famista 2011, Famista Dream Match and Famista Climax feature a racer from Ridge Racer as a player (called "Ridge"), with Reiko Nagase also appearing in Famista 2011 and Dream Match; additionally some games in the series feature players called "RRR" (referencing Ridge Racer Revolution), "R4" (referencing R4: Ridge Racer Type 4), "Rage" (referencing Rage Racer) and "Reiko". | 1
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| Mr. Driller | October 12, 2006 | Famista Online, Pro Baseball Famista 2011, Famista Dream Match and Famista Climax feature Susumu and Taizo Hori as guest players (altough Taizo appears in 2011 as "Dig Dug"); additionally Famista Advance and its sequels include players called "Susumu", "Taizo" and "Anna", and an image of Puchi appears in the Namco stadium in Famista Advance. | 1
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| Wagan Land | October 12, 2006 | Famista Online,Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels , and Famista Dream Match feature Wagan as a guest player; additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels include players called "Wagan", "Takuto", "Karin" (after the protagonists of Wagan Paradise) and "Hisopiso" (after the character from Wagan Land 3). | 1
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| Pro Yakyuu Netsu Star | April 05, 2007 | The Namco Stars team from Family Stadium appears in Pro Yakyuu Netsu Star 2007; both games in the Netsu Star series also include a Famista minigame. | 1
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| Phelios | June 26, 2008 | Famista Online 2 features Apollo from Phelios as a guest player; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '89 and its sequels is called "Apollo". | 1
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| Cosmo Gang | June 28, 2007 | Famista Online 2 and Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels feature Cosmo as a guest player; additionally Famista '91 and its sequels include players called "Cosmo" and "Gang". | 1
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| Yumeria | June 28, 2007 | Famista Online 2 and Famista DS feature Neito and Neneko from Yumeria as a guest players, while Pro Baseball Famista 2011 features Silk. | 1
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| Katamari | June 28, 2007 | Famista Online, Famista DS, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels and Famista Dream Match feature The Prince from Katamari as a guest player, with the King also appearing in Dream Match. | 1
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| Emotional Toy | June 28, 2007 | Famista Online 2, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and Famista Returns feature Ryoma-kun as a guest player; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels is called "Ryoma-kun". | 1
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| B Train Shorty | May 01, 2008 | One of the players in the Bandai Namco team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium for Wii is called "B Train". | 3
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| Digimon | May 01, 2008 | One of the players in the Bandai Namco team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium for Wii is called "Digimon". | 3
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| Treasure Gaust | May 01, 2008 | One of the players in the Bandai Namco team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium for Wii is called "Gaust". | 3
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| .hack | May 01, 2008 | One of the players in the Bandai Namco team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium for Wii is called "Haseo". | 3
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| Tamagotchi | May 01, 2008 | One of the players in the Bandai Namco team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium for Wii is called "Mametchi". | 3
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| Fukoumori | May 01, 2008 | One of the players in the Bandai Namco team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium for Wii is called "Moriri". | 3
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| Bravoman | March 04, 2010 | Famista Online 2010 features Bakuda from Bravoman in the Rivals team, while Pro Baseball Famista 2011, Famista Dream Match and Famista Climax feature Bravoman in the Namco Stars team, with Bakuda, Black Bravo and Pistol Daimyo also appearing in the Rivals team in Climax; additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels include players called "Bravoman" and "Waya Hime". | 1
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| Barunba | March 04, 2010 | Famista Online 2010 features Doppel from Barunba in the Rivals team. | 1
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| Rolling Thunder | March 04, 2010 | Famista Online 2010 and Famista Climax feature Mabu from Rolling Thunder in the Rivals team; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels is called "Albatross". | 1
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| Baraduke | March 04, 2010 | One of the players in the Bandai Namco team in Famista Online 2010 and Famista Climax is based on the alien Octi from Baraduke. | 3
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| Genpei Toma Den | March 04, 2010 | Famista Online 2010 and Famista Climax feature Yoritomo from Genpei Toma Den in the Rivals team, while Kagekiyo appears in the Namco Stars team in Famista Online 2011, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels, and Famista Dream Match; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '87 and its sequels is called "Kagekiyo". | 1
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| Tekken | March 03, 2011 | Famista Online features Heihachi from Tekken as a guest player, with Unknown also appearing in Famista Online 2010 and Nina and Yoshimitsu appearing in Famista Online 2011, while Pro Baseball Famista 2011 features Heihachi, Nina and Panda, and Famista Climax features Heihachi, Devil and Unknown; additionally Super Famista 5 and its sequels include players called "Devil", "Heihachi", "Mokujin" and "Tekken". | 1
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| Marvel Land | March 03, 2011 | Famista Online 2011 features Paco from Marvel Land as a guest player. | 1
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| Ace Combat | March 31, 2011 | Pro Baseball Famista 2011 features the XFA-27 from Ace Combat (here called "Ace-con") as a guest player; Kei Nagase and the X-02 Wyvern (called "Ace") were also added in January 2016 in Famista Dream Match; additionally Famista 3 and its sequels include players called "Air-con", "Ace Combat" or other variations. | 1
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| The Idolmaster | March 31, 2011 | Pro Baseball Famista 2011 features Chihaya, Haruka and Miki from The Idolmaster as guest players, while 13 idols from the series appeared in Famista Online 2011 during a special collboration, and Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features Haruka, Mirai, Uzuki and Tendo. | 1
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| Gator Panic | March 03, 2011 | Famista Online 2011, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels, and Famista Dream Match feature the crocodile from Wani Wani Panic as a guest player (called "Wani Wani"); additionally Gear Stadium Heiseiban and its sequels include players called "Wani Wani", "Wani Para" (after Wani Wani Paradise), "Takoika" and "Same Same". | 1
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| Galaxian | March 31, 2011 | Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and Famista Dream Match feature an alien from Galaga as a guest player; additionally Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels include players called "Galaga", "Gala 3" (only in Famista 2), "Kyara Hachi" (after Galaga '88), "Dragoon" (after the player's ship from Galaxian 3), "Galboss" and "Zolgear". | 1
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| Soul Series | March 31, 2011 | Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and Famista Dream Match feature Mitsurugi and Siegfried from the Soul series as guest players, with Taki, Ivy and Astaroth also added to Famista Dream Match in December 2015, and Mitsurugi also returning in Famista Climax; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Super Famista 5 and its sequels is called "Soul Edge", while one in Family Stadium 2003 is called "Maxi". | 1
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| Pole Position | March 31, 2011 | One of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium and its sequels is called "P.P.", and he's depicted in Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and Famista Dream Match as a racer from Pole Position. | 1
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| God Eater | March 31, 2011 | Pro Baseball Famista 2011 features Soma and Shio from God Eater as guest players, while Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features Alisa and Vajra. | 1
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| Mojipittan | March 31, 2011 | Pro Baseball Famista 2011, Famista Dream Match and Famista Climax feature Moji-kun as a guest player. | 1
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| Wonder Momo | March 03, 2011 | Famista Online 2011, Pro Baseball Famista 2011 and its sequels, and Famista Dream Match feature Wonder Momo as a guest player (sometimes simply called "Momo"). | 1
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| Dragon Buster | March 08, 2012 | Famista Online 2012 features Clovis from Dragon Buster as a guest player; additionally Famista '89 and its sequels include players called "Carl" and "Clovis". | 1
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| Burning Force | November 10, 2014 | Famista Dream Match features Hiromi from Burning Force as a guest player. | 1
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| Splatterhouse | November 10, 2014 | Famista Dream Match and Famista Climax feature Rick from Splatterhouse as a guest player; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 and its sequels is called "Rick". | 1
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| Shin-Gun Destroy! | September 2015 | Saki, Kaoru, Natasha and Tsubame from Shin-Gun Destroy! Girl's Tank Battalion were added to Famista Dream Match during a special promotion. | 1
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| Cracky Crab | September 30, 2015 | Kani Kani was added to Famista Dream Match during a special promotion; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '92 and its sequels is called "Kani Kani". | 1
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| Kamen Rider | January 13, 2017 | Kamen Rider Ex-Aid "Tricks": Kamen Rider Genm features a Famista Gashat. | 2
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| Drift Spirits | April 20, 2017 | Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features a player called "Dri-spi" in the Namco Stars team. | 3
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| Summer Lession | April 20, 2017 | Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features Hikari Miyamoto as a guest player. | 1
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| Kuma-Tomo | April 20, 2017 | Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features Kuma-Tomo as a guest player. | 1
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| Hyakujuu Taisen | April 20, 2017 | Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features Leon from Hyakujuu Taisen: Animal Kaiser as a guest player. | 1
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| Oh! Bakyuuun! | April 20, 2017 | Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features Lisa from Oh! Bakyuuun! as a guest player. | 1
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| Numan Athletics | April 20, 2017 | Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features Sharon from Numan Athletics as a guest player; additionally one of the players in the Namco Stars team in Famista '94 is called "Numan". | 1
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| Tank! Tank! Tank! | April 20, 2017 | Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features a player called "Tank", who is shown driving a tank from Tank! Tank! Tank!. | 1
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| Tsuri Spirits | April 20, 2017 | Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features a player called "Tsuri-spi". | 3
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| Tales of Series | April 20, 2017 | Pro Yakyuu Famista Climax features Velvet from Tales of Berseria in the Bandai Namco team, while Barbatos from Tales of Destiny 2 and Dhaos from Tales of Phantasia appear in the Rivals team; addtionally Super Famista 5 and its sequels include players called "Cress", "Mint", "Reid" and "Tales". | 1 |
