Konami Reveals ‘Contra Anniversary Collection’s Full Lineup

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry
Contra Anniversary Collection

Contra Anniversary Collection (Konami)

Grab a sweatband and some ammo because Konami divulged the full list of titles players will find on the upcoming Contra Anniversary Collection. While the release date has not been announced yet, it’s known the Contra anthology will hit the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam for $20. In terms of its lineup, series veterans and newcomers alike will find the following ten titles:

  • Contra (Arcade)
  • Contra (NES)
  • Contra (Famicom)
  • Super Contra (Arcade)
  • Super C (NES)
  • Contra III: The Alien Wars (SNES)
  • Super Probotector: Alien Rebels (SNES)
  • Contra: Hard Corps (Sega Genesis)
  • Probotector (Sega Mega Drive)
  • Operation C (Game Boy)

While there is overlap here – there are three versions of the original Contra, after all – every game bears something unique. In terms of historical curios, Hard Corps was the first entry to feature four characters while Operation C was Contra‘s first handheld installment. Moreover, a digital bonus book is included that “provides a comprehensive look in to Contra’s history and beginnings.”

Those who purchase the collection will obtain Japanese versions of some of these games through a free update. Here is the listing of bonus titles Konami is offering, with the Japanese name listed first and the American name listed afterwards in parenthesis:

  • Contra (Arcade)
  • Super Contra: Alien No Gyakushu (Super Contra (Arcade))
  • Super Contra (Super C)
  •  Contra Spirits (Contra III: The Alien Wars)
  • Contra (Operation C)
  • Contra: The Hard Corps (Contra: Hard Corps)

About Author

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Capcom Producer Yoshiki Okamoto Says He Bluffed Nintendo Into Greenlighting the ‘Zelda Oracle’ Games

‘Mistfall Hunter’ Launches With Fans Comparing It To ‘Dark Souls’ & ‘Arc Raiders’

You may have missed

Capcom Producer Yoshiki Okamoto Says He Bluffed Nintendo Into Greenlighting the ‘Zelda Oracle’ Games

‘Mistfall Hunter’ Launches With Fans Comparing It To ‘Dark Souls’ & ‘Arc Raiders’

Palworld’s Latest Patch Squashes Boss-Fight Crashes & Softlocks

After Massive Staff Cuts, Bungie Studio Mulls Future Of Hit Games ‘Marathon’ & ‘Destiny’

Resident Evil 4’s Remake Dominates the Current Generation’s Remake Boom

Fortnite’s New ‘Cuddles & Chaos’ Event Hands Out Free Loot While Betting Big On Pet Sidekicks

‘Halo: Campaign Evolved’ Enters Early Access, Marking Franchise’s First PlayStation Release

Victor Wembanyama, Caitlin Clark & Derrick Rose Headline ‘NBA 2K27’ Covers Across Three Editions

‘Cyberpunk 2077: The Board Game’ Reveals New Gameplay Ahead of Late-Pledge Deadline

After Sony To End Physical PlayStation Game Discs By 2028, Gamers Vent Frustrations

‘Palworld 1.0’ Joins Original On Steam’s All-Time Top Concurrent Player List

‘Pokémon Legends: Z-A’ Ranked Battles Are Getting A Major Shakeup On July 15

Ubisoft Defends $85 In Day-One DLC As ‘Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced’ Draws Steam Backlash

Nintendo Had 859MB Of Data Stolen In Security Breach

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Utilizes Creative Marketing Strategy

The New ‘God Of War’ Game, ‘Laufey,’ Is Available Now For Wishlisting

‘NBA The Run’ Available On All New-Gen Consoles

‘Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’ Set For Release – Here’s What You Need To Know

After Bears Quarterback Caleb Williams Graces ‘Madden NFL 27’ Cover, Fans Debate If He Deserves It

New ‘The Witcher 3’ Expansion Will Set Up The Next Trilogy In The Franchise

Steam Deck OLED Is Available Again After Selling Out Twice – How To Get Yours Now

New ‘Dragon Quest’ Protagonist Could Have A Twist

‘Star Fox’ Comes In Blasting With A Day 1 Update

Bungie, Inc. Announces ‘Monument Of Triumph’ For ‘Destiny 2’

‘Saros, ‘PlayStation’s First Big 2026 Exclusive, Gets Off To A Slow But Steady Start

Nintendo Switch 2 Premieres Its ‘Choose Your Game’ Bundle This Summer

Sony Offers Settlement To User Of Its PlayStation Store: How You Can Get Paid