Legend of the Mystical Ninja won't win, but it's easily my favorite game from this list. Gorgeous game that perfectly combines a lot of interesting elements from different genres with a boatload of awesome mini-games mixed in. Hell, they have Gradius as a mini-game. That blew my mind back in '95 on the SNES.
Metroid one is meh to me but super Metroid is one of the greatest games ever made. Not having a master race system is no reason to hate itNever understood the love for metroid, likely because I never owned a SNES or nintendo for that matter. I had a sega master system and would beat this game once a month or so.
Metroid one is meh to me but super Metroid is one of the greatest games ever made. Not having a master race system is no reason to hate it
Basically child abuse. We had both and I think Genesis had great strengths - particularly during the great censorship of the early 90s - but hands down SNES was superior.I feel sorry for people who never had SNES as kids. My friend grew up in a Genesis only household. The other night we were drinking and playing some retro games, and he was like "Let's play a great old racing game" and he opened up this awful shit on Genesis called Combat Cars. So bad. He never knew the joys of Mario Kart, F-zero, and Uniracers.
Basically child abuse. We had both and I think Genesis had great strengths - particularly during the great censorship of the early 90s - but hands down SNES was superior.
I guess I was fortunate to have 2 ofFighting games were always shit on Genesis because the basic controller only had 3 buttons + start. It wasn't enough.