On This Day in Gaming: January 28

ON THIS DAY IN GAMING

January 28

The games released on this day in gaming history.

65 releases · Retro platforms, 1985–2010 · show all platforms and years

Guranbo cover24 Years Ago

Guranbo

Game Boy AdvanceJapan

Granbo is a Role-Playing game, published by Capcom, which was released in Japan in 2001.

ESPN International Winter Sports 2002 cover24 Years Ago

ESPN International Winter Sports 2002

PortGame Boy AdvanceNorth America

Take on the world in 10 different events. Compete in two forms of Ski Jumping (K=90 and K=120), Alpine Skiing Downhill, Freestlye Skiing Moguls, Short Track 500 (skating), Figure Skating, Snowboard G Slalom, Snowboarding Halfpipe, Biathlon, and the Luge.

Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku-tachi cover23 Years Ago

Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku-tachi

ArcadeJapan

Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku-tachi is a vertical bullet hell shoot 'em up developed by Cave and released in 2003.

Sack of Flour, Heart of Gold cover22 Years Ago

Sack of Flour, Heart of Gold

NESWorldwide

Sack of Flour, Heart of Gold is a game developed by Bob Rost. This is a game where the player controls a sack of flour moving through 2d levels in order to avoid certain annihilation by the enemies around them.

City Transport Map Volumes 1 & 2 - 2009 cover17 Years Ago

City Transport Map Volumes 1 & 2 - 2009

Nintendo DSiJapan

Find your way around five major European cities with ease, and have fun, with this handy collection of transport maps.

Art Style: Zengage cover17 Years Ago

Art Style: Zengage

Nintendo DSiJapan

A relaxing logic puzzle where the objective is to match coloured panels with spheres of the same colour. Use your stylus to slide the panels horizontally and vertically as you chill out to the soothing sounds of the games's peaceful music.

Touch Solitaire cover17 Years Ago

Touch Solitaire

Nintendo DSiJapan

Touch Solitaire features two of the most popular versions of Solitaire—Spider and Klondike—with simple Touch Screen controls and an easy to understand interface.

Number Battle cover17 Years Ago

Number Battle

PortNintendo DSiJapan

Number Battle (Sujin Taisen: Number Battles) is a new kind of board game that combines puzzle and strategy. You take turns against human or computer opponents in an attempt to reach a target score by placing numbered tiles on the board.

Arcade Hoops Basketball cover16 Years Ago

Arcade Hoops Basketball

Nintendo DSWorldwide

ARCADE HOOPS BASKETBALL features your choice of 3 rockin’ soundtracks, state of the art 3D graphics, and thrilling, high speed game play, for the most fun humanly possible in under a minute.

Livly Garden cover16 Years Ago

Livly Garden

Nintendo DSJapan

A pet simulation based on the browser communication game Livly Island from So-net Entertainment.

Princess Lover!: Eternal Love for My Lady cover16 Years Ago

Princess Lover!: Eternal Love for My Lady

PortPS2Japan

Kobayashi Teppei was an ordinary student, but that suddenly changed when he lost both of his parents in an accident.

Game Software wo Tsukurou cover27 Years Ago

Game Software wo Tsukurou

PlayStationJapan

Nakayoshi Pet Series 1: Kawaii Hamster cover26 Years Ago

Nakayoshi Pet Series 1: Kawaii Hamster

Game Boy ColorJapan

24 Years Ago

Slot! Pro Advance: Takarabune & Ooedo Sakura Fubuki 2

Game Boy AdvanceJapan

Slot! Pro Advance: Takarabune & Ooedo Sakura Fubuki 2 is a Miscellaneous game, published by Nippon Telenet, which was released in Japan in 2001.

Best of Arcade Games DS cover17 Years Ago

Best of Arcade Games DS

Nintendo DSEurope

DS Kageyama Method: Dennou Hanpuku - Chiri, Rekishi, Koumin: Maru x Maru Shakai-ka cover16 Years Ago

DS Kageyama Method: Dennou Hanpuku - Chiri, Rekishi, Koumin: Maru x Maru Shakai-ka

Nintendo DSJapan

17 Years Ago

Chotto Asobi Taizen: Jikkuri Trump

Nintendo DSiJapan

Game data provided by IGDB.com. Original release dates only – not the dates of fan translations.

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