[Wonderbutt]

I like this site. I don't think it is totally correct (last NES release was WAIT AND SEE I think), but mostly it's spot-on.

http://www.huguesjohnson.com//features/closing_time/index.html#atari5200

[TheRedEye]

it doesn't include wait and see, because it's licensed american games only.

[mrdomino]

yeah, if it included unlicensed games it'd be pretty much impossible to determine which is the last. they're probably still being developed in China, even if they're mostly for plug-and-play systems rather than stand alone cartridges.

[taiki]

Well, it's dead on about the NeoGeo though.

But the dead last Famicom title was produced in 2000 or so and was some sort of text game.

[mrdomino]

I think that was the last Super Famicom game. The last licensed Japanese Famicom game came out around '94, maybe '95.

[Carnivol]

[KingMike]

[handofg0d]

[Carnivol]

Well, for Famicom pirates, there's always "Bio Hazard", which was according to a note inside the released rom dumped on the 27th of November 2003.

The game is a full chinese famicom premake of Bio Hazard/Resident Evil 1 (Features only Jill's Scenario, cart is 8mbits and has 4 save slots), and since the battle system in it uses assets from Gaiden on GBC, it's atleast safe to say that the thing is not made before 2002 and seeing how it's dumped in late 2003 and 2003 is part of the number on the screen before the title screen (200314121), I guess that thing was released sometime 2003.

[BMF54123]

Let's not forget those all-in-one TV game systems that still use the NOAC, like that horrid Atari 2600 compilation (the original model...another model was released some time later that used actual 2600 hardware). When was that released, exactly?