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Super Famista 5 — stories left

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It is the last work in the Famista series on the Super Famicom, and the last of Namco's Super Famicom software to go on sale in stores.

For the home console Famista series as a whole, titles up to Gear Stadium Heisei Ban, released in 10 of the previous year, had been released under the "Namcot" (namcot) brand, but as that title was the last, they were unified under the company name "Namco" (namco), so this game became the first release under the Namco brand.

Changed from the original (2)

Along with that, the fictional newspaper "Namcot Sports" that announces match results was also changed to "Namco Sports".

A sign for Super Family Gelaende, which was due for release at the time, is displayed on the upper tier of the right-field stand of Tamago Dome.

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