Power Pad games are the focus of Episode 118. Originally manufactured by Bandai and called the Family Trainer (or Family Fun Fitness in North America), Nintendo purchased the rights to the NES accessory and rebranded it as the Power Pad. There are eleven games total that came out for the Power Pad, and half of them were only released in Japan. Almost all of them were developed by Human Entertainment. Anyway, this is a very niche category for the Legacy Music Hour, and at one point, it even becomes more specific as a Meiro Daisakusen focus. But neat music all around. Full track listing below.
Game – Composer – Song – Company – Console – Year (North American release unless otherwise indicated)
Dance Aerobics – unknown – gameplay – Human Entertainment/Nintendo – NES – 1989
Meiro Daisakusen – unknown – gameplay (1) – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1987
Meiro Daisakusen – unknown – gameplay (2) – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1987
Dance Aerobics – unknown – Level 1 and 2 – Human Entertainment/Nintendo – NES – 1989
Rai Rai! Kyonshis: Baby Kyonshii no Amida Daibouken – unknown – gameplay – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1989
Street Cop – unknown – Stage 6 (Alley/Inside) – Human Entertainment/Bandai – NES – 1989
Athletic World – unknown – Hop-a-Log – Human Entertainment/Bandai – NES – 1987
Fuuun! Takeshi Jou 2 – unknown – Title Screen – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1988
Tostugeki! Fuuun Takeshi Jou – unknown – Lake – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1987
Meiro Daisakusen – unknown – gameplay (3) – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1987
Super Team Games – unknown – Results – Human Entertainment/Nintendo – NES – 1988
Meiro Daisakusen – unknown – gameplay (4) – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1987
Jogging Race – unknown – Palace – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1987
Meiro Daisakusen – unknown – Floor 1 – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1987
Street Cop – unknown – Stage 6 – Human Entertainment/Bandai – NES – 1989
Meiro Daisakusen – unknown – gameplay (5) – Human Entertainment/Bandai – Famicom – 1987
World Class Track Meet – unknown – Title Screen/Player Entry – Human Entertainment/Nintendo – NES – 1988
