The one that started it all. Puyo Puyo on Famicom is the cartridge reissue of Compile's landmark falling-block puzzle game — the title that introduced Arle, Carbuncle, and the chain-combo mechanics that would define the series. Fast, addictive, and deceptively deep, it's as playable today as it was in 1993.
Why collectors want this: The Famicom cartridge version is historically significant as an early home release predating the game's mainstream explosion via the Mega Drive and arcade ports. Published by Tokuma Shoten rather than the later Sega releases, it's a distinct piece of Compile history. Complete-in-box copies with manual and inserts intact are uncommon and increasingly sought after by both Puyo Puyo fans and Famicom completionists.
