What are some good Nintendo and Super Nintendo games?
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 Dec 27 2007, 1:03 pm
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Super Mario Allstars.
I wasted too much of my time on that game =\. | |
I liked the NBA Live and Maddens games. Also Super Mario RPG, Donkey Kong, and Mario Kart.
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All SNES games:
Super Mario All-Stars Donkey Kong Country 1 and 2 (3 is a bit forgettable) Megaman X Terranigma Lufia 2: Rise of the Sinistrals (Known as 'Lufia' in PAL regions, if relevant) Secret of Mana (Pretty rare. I have a copy! :)) Secret of Evermore (Spiritual successor to the above) Final Fantasy 6 (Buggy, though) Zelda: A Link to the Past Bahamut Lagoon (Unfortunately, only available in Japanese. For the Japanese version of the SNES) Chrono Trigger All of those ae games I've played and loved. My opinion only, of course. Some of them might be hard to find - Secret of Mana and Bahamut Lagoon, for example. Bahamut Lagoon doesn't even come in English. I'll probably think of some more later, and mentally hit myself for forgetting Super Awesome Happy-Happy Fun-Time 3, or what-have-you. :P | |
Don't forget Illusion of Gaia and Soul Blazer, which are the games that came before Terranigma (you see hints of this in Neo Tokyo) in the series. (Terranigma is my favorite of the three though.)
The original Lufia is good too, and it has a powerful ending. FF5 is a good game, but there's no English version. If you want FF6's North American version you'll need to look for Final Fantasy 3. | |
Jp wrote:
All SNES games: Secret of Mana was one of the best games I ever played, I hope they remake it someday with better graphics, that game was sheer Amazing. | |
Stuff that hasn't been mentioned so far:
SNES Games: Rock N Roll Racing F-Zero Super Metroid Super Mario World Star Fox R-Type NES Games: Mario 1-3 Metroid Zelda Final Fantasy Blaster Master | |
Unfortunately, I never got a chance to use a NES, but here are some SNES games I enjoyed:
I guess now I know where my love for platformers comes from. There's also a cool attachment that lets you play old, black and white (or grey, rather) Gameboy games. I can't find mine, so I don't know its name. But it let you draw on the screen and some other fun stuff. | |
DarkCampainger wrote:
Unfortunately, I never got a chance to use a NES, but here are some SNES games I enjoyed:
I guess now I know where my love for platformers comes from. There's also a cool attachment that lets you play old, black and white (or grey, rather) Gameboy games. I can't find mine, so I don't know its name. But it let you draw on the screen and some other fun stuff. It's the "Super Game Boy", basically the prequal to the Gameboy Color. It ACTUALLY was able to edit the game colors so you could play the game pseudo-GBC style. | |
Hehe....
NBA Jam. Most fun you'll get out of an SNES basketball game. Or...any basketball console game for that matter... (insert various street fighter titles for SNES here) Illusion of Gaia was already mentioned....great game, I don't think Secret of Evermore was mentioned. Secret of Evermore and Illusion of Gaia go hand in hand in my childhood. Oh and....anyone else notice how Secret of Evermore and Secret of Mana have like, the EXACT same battle system? ....SoE needs a sequel.... | |
Most people here already said GREAT ones, so I'll add on.
Super mario all-stars (Had remakes of Mario 1, 2, & 3.) Donkey kong country 2 (Debately the most difficult DK game) Super mario kart (Classic fun) Battletoads (NES, incredibly difficult. I advise not trying to purchase this at any gamestop.) Megaman III -- Rest were already mentioned. | |
Metal Marines
U.N. Squadron
Zombies Ate My Neighbors!
Blackthorn
The Lost Vikings games
Kirby Superstar
In my opinion these games are good, as well as the mario/zelda/megaman games I didn't list.