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"Ghost Sweeper Mikami: Joreishi wa Nice Body" (SFC)
Developed by Natsume and based the animanga of the same name (which you should check out. It's underrated.), this is a 2D side-scroller in which you control series protagonist, Reiko Mikami, who must do battle with ferocious ghouls. It plays similarly to the first
"Power Rangers" SNES game (which was also developed by Natsume) but better, IMO.
It's also English friendly as it doesn't require extensive knowledge of the Japanese language for anything except the game's premise.
A couple years ago, "NintendoComplete" (my favorite longplay channel) uploaded an English translated playthrough in which he super imposed the translated dialogue through a video editor. He also stated in the description that people are free to use his translation for a future English patch; someone even brought it up on an RHDN forum. Sadly, no English patch exists to this day.
It's unfortunate because this is one of my favorite SNES games and I quite enjoy the
"Ghost Sweeper Mikami" anime.
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"Kumatanchi" (Nintendo DS)
Developed by Vanillaware of
"Unicorn Overlord" fame, it is a life sim featuring these adorable anthropomorphic creatures that remind me an awful lot of the Friends from
"Kemono Friends".
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"Shining Force Gaiden: Ensei Jashin no Kuni e" (Game Gear)
This is the first Game Gear installment and the only one that has yet to receive an English translation; the 2nd game was released officially and the 3rd has been translated by fans.
(Yes, I'm aware of
"Shining Force CD"; it's a 16-bit remake of the first two Game Gear games. But as someone who likes to experience every version of a game to determine which one is the best, I would still like to play the original 8-bit version in my native tongue (English) some day.)