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Greetings to you all! Something clicked in my head just 2 days ago, and I realized that my Wii was just collecting dust, because no more good games will come out for the system.

Nice list! Have you ever played Earthbound or Chrono Trigger? Amazing games if you're into RPGs, not much if you aren't. However, these games are ridiculously expensive now!

papermario13689 wrote:

Nice list! Have you ever played Earthbound or Chrono Trigger? Amazing games if you're into RPGs, not much if you aren't. However, these games are ridiculously expensive now!

Sadly, I live in the UK, where these two games never got a release.

NinjaMonkey wrote:

papermario13689 wrote:

Nice list! Have you ever played Earthbound or Chrono Trigger? Amazing games if you're into RPGs, not much if you aren't. However, these games are ridiculously expensive now!

Sadly, I live in the UK, where these two games never got a release.

So you don't count the DS remake of Chrono Trigger, which did get an EU release and is sitting on my shelf right now? :P

In fact, you can still get hold of a copy!

One day i must do a big list.
And btw, in the first post, it isn't Final Fantasy III, but it is Final Fantasy IV(or II, for Americans) =P

Author:	papermario13689 [ Fri Oct 30, 2009 7:44 pm ]
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Greetings to you all! Something clicked in my head just 2 days ago, and I realized that my Wii was just collecting dust, because no more good games will come out for the system. Realizing my gaming days as a child, I bought a NES 2 Top Loader, Sega Genesis(2nd model), and Super Nintendo. It's still shipping, but I should have it soon. This thread is for conversations involving "retro" consoles. (Anything before the 5th generation consoles, like N64, Playstation, etc.) List off your favorite game systems and games, and restore those memories you had as a child:D My favorite games: NES Barker Bill's Trick Shooting Batman Battletoads Blades of Steel Castlevania Series(In order of favorites/images: Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse, Castlevania, Castlevania II: Simon's Quest) Contra Double Dragon(Double Dragon II & III are good, but II has bad controls, and III is ridiculously difficult) Dr. Mario Duck Hunt DuckTales Freedom Force Hogan's Alley The Legend of Zelda(In order of favorites/images: I, II) Mega Man(In order of favorites/images: VI, II, IV, III, I, V) Metroid Mike Tyson's Punch Out! Ninja Gaiden(In order of favorites/images: I, III, II) RBI Baseball River City Ransom Super C Super Mario Bros.(In order of favorites/images: III, I, II) Tetris To The Earth Wild Gunman Xevious SNES Batman Returns Battletoads in Battlemaniacs Chrono Trigger Contra III: The Alien Wars The Death and Return of Superman Donkey Kong Country(In order of favorites/images: I, II, III) Earthbound Earthworm Jim(In order of favorites/images: II, I) F-Zero Final Fantasy III Harvest Moon Kirby Super Star Kirby's Avalanche The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Mario Paint Mega Man 7 Mega Man Soccer Mega Man X(In order of favorites/images: I, III, II) Ninja Gaiden Trilogy Secret of Mana Sparkster Star Fox Street Fighter II Super Castlevania IV Super Mario All-Stars Super Mario Kart Super Mario RPG Super Mario World(In order of favorites: I, II) Super Metroid Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time Sega Genesis/Mega Drive The Adventures of Batman & Robin Batman: Revenge of the Joker Battletoads Castlevania: Bloodlines Comix Zone Contra: Hard Corps Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine Earthworm Jim(In order of favorites/images: II, I) Golden Axe(In order of favorites/images: II, I, III) Gunstar Heroes Mega Man: The Wily Wars Out Run(In order of favorites/images: Out Run, Out Run 2019, Outrunners) Phantasy Star(In order of favorites/images: IV, II) Ristar Rocket Knight Adventures Shining Force(In order of favorites/images: I, II) Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master Sonic & Knuckles Sonic 3D Blast Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball Sonic the Hedgehog(In order of favorites/images: II, I, III) [img]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_EXgDI8DeN_E/Royar49x-TI/AAAAAAAAAw8/71JqqHLxk7E/s400/Street+Fighter+II+Turbo+-+Hyper+Fighting+(U)+[!]+0006.jpg[/img] Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition Streets of Rage(In order of favorites/images: II, I, III) Strider(In order of favorites/images: I, Strider Returns: Journey from Darkness) Super Street Fighter II Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist Vectorman(In order of favorites/images: I, II) X-Men(In order of favorites/images: II, I)

Author:	MrCheeze [ Fri Oct 30, 2009 8:06 pm ]
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papermario13689 wrote: Greetings to you all! Something clicked in my head just 2 days ago, and I realized that my Wii was just collecting dust, because no more good games will come out for the system. NSMB Wii.

Author:	papermario13689 [ Fri Oct 30, 2009 8:10 pm ]
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Hmm, maybe. But for just about $100 more, I bought 3 old consoles, where I can play the old Mario games, which I honestly love much more.

Author:	neoswordmaster [ Fri Oct 30, 2009 8:18 pm ]
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NES: (short list is short). Paperboy: So difficult. I remember trying to conserve my papers. Pacman(I think) Gameboy Color: This counts right? Pokemon RYG and S: If you were a kid during the 90's, there was nothing bigger than Pokemon so there is nothing more that I need to add. Pokemon TGC: The best TGC video game ever. Billy Bob's huntin' and fishin': An altogether bad game that I got during my interest in fishing as a child. River King: Also got during due to my young interest in fishing. But this one was pretty good. It even had RPG battles with wildlife, and the battle system itself was cool. Tetris: It's tetris, what more do I need to say? Donkey Kong Land: Fun, but plauged with graphical glitches. SNES: This was my childhood. Donkey Kong Country: My first real game, I died so many times at the first beaver. The soundtrack was amazing, as well as the secrets that I spent so much time finding. Donkey Kong Country 3: For kicks, I decided to do a Spanish language playthrough in addition to an English. Only problem was, the Spanish playthrough got much farther than the English, so I had no idea what anyone was saying. Super Mario Super Stars: So many great Mario games, all rolled into one. I missed out on World and Yoshi's island, but this was a pretty good collection instead. Boogerman: Ugh, this was bad, but I still managed to pass my time with it. Tetris & Dr. Mario: Two great puzzle games. What more can I say? Kirby Super Star: My absolute favorite. I loved finding all the secrets hidden in this game.

Author:	papermario13689 [ Fri Oct 30, 2009 8:30 pm ]
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Nice. Ever try Tetris for the NES? It has colorful graphics, awesome sound effects, and mind-droning music. It was made in Russia, and is super addicting.

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Author:	NinjaMonkey [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 12:07 am ]
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Isn't the N64 considered retro nowadays, since it's been 10 years (and two console generations) since its release (at the very least, I'd say that it quailfies as retro)? Anyway, my favourites are as follows: SNES DKC Trilogy, although DKC2 is the most memorable due to the whole pirate theme it had going on. Super Star Wars Trilogy, my favourite being Return of the Jedi for the levels you get to play as Wicket the Ewok. Super Mario All-Stars: Not only can I play the 3 classic NES games with updated graphics, I can tear my hair out playing the 'true' sequal to the original SMB. Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, my first ever zelda game and the second best in the series IMO. Super Mario Kart, the first videogame that I ever played. GB Tetris, this game is so addictive and I still play it to this very day!

Author:	papermario13689 [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 12:40 am ]
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Nice list! Have you ever played Earthbound or Chrono Trigger? Amazing games if you're into RPGs, not much if you aren't. However, these games are ridiculously expensive now! Also, N64 is quite old now, but it still features 3D graphics, which is a bit too new for me:D

Author:	L_J [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:12 am ]
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retro gaming yessssss the oldest console i have experienced is the nes, but i use mame and some other older console emulators quite often on my gp2x. i love my gp2x.

Author:	Catgrenade [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:17 am ]
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Playin' Contra III right now, I might start Yoshi's Island again (Two of the best SNES games) Only problem is that my YI cartridge SUCKS and might delete if it gets hit or something.

Author:	neoswordmaster [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:19 am ]
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Hmmm...mind if I try to start a little conversation papermario? I feel that this thread will be a little more sucsessful if we talk about retro games rather than just list which ones we had.

Author:	L_J [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:54 am ]
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i've always found dkc to be overrated. no offense, they're good, but not that great.

Author:	General Tommy [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:58 am ]
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I remember only a few games from my childhood (not counting my MASSIVE Gamecube collection I have in my basement). Game boy Color: Super Mario Bros Deluxe Pokemon Yellow and Silver Game boy Advance: Wow...due to the fact that I lost most of my GBA games, I can hardly remember most of them. Gamecube: If I ran off a list of all the Gamecube games I have, I might wind up making this post too long.

Author:	L_J [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 2:06 am ]
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gamecube does not count. hell, gba hardly counts.

Author:	papermario13689 [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 5:29 am ]
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Yes, that's true. I updated the first post with screenshots, making it explosively visual and eye-straining. Well, anything before 1995 counts. That's when the 5th generation consoles appeared. Things like Jaguar, 3DO, Playstation, Saturn, and others are too new. By retro games I mean really old, only 8/16 bit.

Author:	papermario13689 [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:34 am ]
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Hmm, what kind of conversation would you suggest? Something like: Oh look, it's Earthbound. One of the best RPGs I have ever played but is more expensive than the Chinese Space Shuttle. Character naming, profile creation, etc. Actually references these a lot in the game. Battle sequences and boss fights. There are so many hilarious conversations in this game. Surprisingly includes sexual innuendo, drug/alcohol references, violent text, and references that only adults would get. You know, for kids! Walking through the city; there are multiple cities with different themes. Each has a colorful view like this, with different shops. Each building you enter will be something different. Colorful, vibrant, and unique. Shows how much work went into this game. This is where Smash Bros got their references. (Mr. Saturn, Jeff the Missile Launcher, Charred Ness, etc.) The one downside to this game: It's at least $80 online now.

Author:	Cold52 [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 8:01 am ]
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so many pictures of so many memorable games Ive had the honor to play in my lifetime @_@ i remember I used to have the Sega channel the genesis and a super Nintendo id play games such as: sonic/sonic spinball vectorman streetfighter golden axe earthworm jim super mario world kirby super star duck hunt of course games i got the chance to play later/recently and love are stuff like: Seiken densetsu 3 mega man 2, 3, 4, x3, x4 Crono Trigger strider truly there were some great games back then

Author:	Steel Samurai [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 7:38 pm ]
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RETRO GAMES As for retro consoles, in our family there has been a NES (which got broken and thrown away about 10 years ago D:), GB Color (still working!) and SNES (STILL WORKING WOOT). As for retro games: NES (we don't have anymore, I wish I'd kept them D:) - Super Mario Bros. + Duck Hunt (in VC) - Super Mario Bros. 2 (we didn't own it but we played it at our friend's. in VC) - Super Mario Bros. 3 (same as above) - Chip An' Dale Rescue Rangers (same as above) - Megaman (same as above, in VC) - Blaster Master (same as above, PLEASE COME TO THE VIRTUAL CONSOLE BEEN WAITING FOR IT FOR 2 YEARS http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/list ... unsoft.png) - Bubble Bobble (EPIC, in VC) - Metroid (EPIC: when our NES was falling apart, it could only play Metroid. It ALWAYS worked! In VC) - TaleSpin (game I never finished, always got to the last boss but failed to win )':) - TMNT Arcade (EPIC, PLEASE COME TO VIRTUAL CONSOLE) - A sports game of which we played seldom, I never knew it's name o_O SNES - Donkey Kong Country (EPIC, still works!) - Donkey Kong Country 2 (not our's, our cousin's) - Donkey Kong Country 3 (not our's, my friend's) - Super Mario World (EPIC, still works!) - A sports game, again (still works!) - NHL '98 (still works!) GB Color - Pokemon Red/Blue (WORKS) - Pokemon Silver (works <3) - Super Mario Land (I bought this last year but I really love it <3) - Kirby's Dream Land (same as above <3) - Metroid 2: Return of Samus (same us above <3) I've been thinking about buying a Toploader or Retro Duo and buy games like Earthbound (never released in Europe) and some of the above which aren't in VC. Chrono Trigger in console would be nice too but they are really rare (AND EXPENSIVE) so... -SS

Author:	Johnny Rotan [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:18 pm ]
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Except for my DS Lite, my whole game collection is retro. I've got these systems: NES (3) Most favorite games: R/C Pro Am Flight of the Intruder Excitebike Dragon Warrior 2 SMB 3 SNES Most fav' games: Desert Strike Air Strike Patrol Sim City Star Fox (don't have it though) N64 Most fav' games: Aerofighters Assault (don't have this one either) Ocarina of Time PS1 (2, 1 doesn't work) MFG's Destruction Derby 2 Battle Stations Driver 2 Eagle 1 Harrier Attack Sega Master System MFG's Hang On / Safari Hunt Outrun Sega Genesis MFG's Road Rash series (need to get them) 688 Attack Sub Mega Bomberman Power Joy handheld with about 80 NES games in it (connects to TV for those) Atari joystick with several of the original games in it Tandy Intellivision (haven't played it for years) Tandy Color Computer 2 MFG's Downland Demolition Derby

Author:	Marche Tobaye [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 5:53 pm ]
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What do you guys think of my SNES collection? Spoiler: From left to right: Aladdin, Illusion of Time, Secret of Mana, Super Mario World, Terranigma and ActRaiser. I'm currently looking for a converter so I can play NTSC games like Chrono Trigger and Earthbound.

Author:	neoswordmaster [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 5:59 pm ]
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It's rather small. Super Mario World and Secret of Mana are good. Are those all you had, or just ones you have now?

Author:	Marche Tobaye [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:22 pm ]
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Well, I bought my SNES a year ago and I've been busy with PC and DS games so that's why it's not very big yet. Games I plan to buy in the future: The legend of Zelda: A Link to the past SkyBlazer Plok Earthbound and maaaybe Super Mario RPG

Author:	Cyrus Vorazan [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:28 pm ]
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ANYONE plays PC games in this forum? Don't you remember old good Doom, Duke Nukem, Warcraft 2 or something like that?

Author:	neoswordmaster [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:32 pm ]
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Oh yeah, Doom was great. I just was able to pour so much time into that just looking for those hidden areas.

Author:	Cyrus Vorazan [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:36 pm ]
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oh, relative soul! I've played over 150 games, released before 2000 (honestly) on PC. And I think about myself as a veteran of gaming. and I NEVER EVER held console in my hands too bad for me

Author:	NinjaMonkey [ Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:27 pm ]
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papermario13689 wrote: Nice list! Have you ever played Earthbound or Chrono Trigger? Amazing games if you're into RPGs, not much if you aren't. However, these games are ridiculously expensive now! Sadly, I live in the UK, where these two games never got a release.

Author:	Mayhem [ Sun Nov 01, 2009 4:06 am ]
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And this is why I was importing games as far back as the SNES era... because there were gems sadly missed due to the stupid release schedule here.

Author:	KrazyKaro [ Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:57 am ]
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Pong. You don't get more retro than that. Space invaders - I am in love which this! but i suck at it, Pac man - I don't like man y of the remakes, the oringal one was best Snes Contra 3 - alien wars - got up to the 6 level with out cheating! Earth worm jim - LOVED HIM TO DEATH! Streetfighter series - I hate bision, his too hard. Ryu, Blanka win ~ Mario Kart - It was actully hard. I had ago at the Wii one and it was too easy. Breath of Fire - I hated most games like this but This one grew on me. The N64 games: Conker - the xbox re make was just as good. LoZ- Ocrina of time- Best LoZ in my opoion ever. I like phantom hour glass but got stuck on it and is completely confused. (I'm too young to think of any more but loved my orignal Snes. Just wished i could remember more of them that hasn't already been posted. )

Author:	Velotican [ Sun Nov 01, 2009 5:11 pm ]
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NinjaMonkey wrote: papermario13689 wrote: Nice list! Have you ever played Earthbound or Chrono Trigger? Amazing games if you're into RPGs, not much if you aren't. However, these games are ridiculously expensive now! Sadly, I live in the UK, where these two games never got a release. So you don't count the DS remake of Chrono Trigger, which did get an EU release and is sitting on my shelf right now? :P In fact, you can still get hold of a copy!

Author:	Miles Wright 114 [ Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:11 pm ]
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I don't know anyone in the UK who has CT on DS (beside Boss Velotix). Its quite sad really. Anyway, how 'bout Killer Instinct & Its awesome black cartridge? I may have preferred Street Fighter 2, but I love this game. Too bad I suck at making ULTRA COMBOOOOOS! ;__;

Author:	NinjaMonkey [ Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:53 pm ]
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Boss Velotix wrote: NinjaMonkey wrote: papermario13689 wrote: Nice list! Have you ever played Earthbound or Chrono Trigger? Amazing games if you're into RPGs, not much if you aren't. However, these games are ridiculously expensive now! Sadly, I live in the UK, where these two games never got a release. So you don't count the DS remake of Chrono Trigger, which did get an EU release and is sitting on my shelf right now? :P In fact, you can still get hold of a copy! To be fair, I didn't know that it had been re-released... Besides, I'm not really a fan of RPGs (SMRPG/Paper Mario nonwithstanding).

Author:	neoswordmaster [ Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:58 pm ]
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Hmm...Atari 2600 (can't get much more retro than that.) Anyway, I never owned the actual console, but I bought the 10 games in one that Jacks Pacific collection Jacks Pacific released a few years ago. (for $20). It had several classics like Pong, Centipede, Breakout, and my personal favorite Adventure. Jacks Pacific release a Namco one I think around the same time. Did anyone else remeber these? (I recall X-play mentioning them once or twice.)

Author:	Mayhem [ Mon Nov 02, 2009 2:54 pm ]
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I've got a 2600 sitting on my shelf here. 7800 too. I use them to play the new homebrew games that are still released...

Author:	exCLOUDyGH [ Mon Nov 02, 2009 2:54 pm ]
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I still own some retro consoles... Sega Master System 1... Sega GameGear... and Nintendo GameBoy... Master System 1 games that I own: Alex Kidd In Miracle World {the one inside the console}... Action Fighter... Basketball Nightmare... Battle OutRun... Chase HQ... Enduro Racer... Global Defense... Klax... Mickey Mouse: Land Of Illusion... Olympic Gold: Barcelona '92 {this is my favourite retro console game}... Out Run... Out Run Europa... Rainbow Islands... R-Type {the only one that I buyed for Master System 1... that don't have the Instruction Booklet}... Sega Chess... Sonic Chaos... Sonic 2... Trivial Pursuit... World Grand Prix... GameGear games that I own: Columns... Solitaire Poker... Sonic Drift Racing {know in the USA as Sonic Drift 2}... GameBoy games that I own {I don't remember all of them}: Tetris... Tetris 2... Pkmn Red/Yellow/Pinball/Trading Card/Silver/Crystal... Wheel Of Fortune... The Simpsons {don't remember the name of the game}... One of the 2 Paperboy... Super Mario Land 2... Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land... Wario Land 2... Others games that I don't remember now... I also own some games that an old neighbour of me give me to me {Amstrad 2086/Amstrad 286 games} or an uncle give me to me {2086/4086 games}: Lakers Vs Celtics... Lotus 3 {a.k.a. Lotus RECS}... Lamborghini American Challenge... MadMix {a PacMan game}... The Cycles - Accolade... Grand Prix Circuits - Accolade... Other games that I don't remember now... Also... I remember playing in an Atari of an uncle... and also playing in a console/Pc thing... named Dragon... {Dragon 16 or Dragon 32 or Dragon 64}... and don't remember if it was the Dragon thing... or another... but remember playing some games when I was young that you need to put cassetes in a console/Pc thing... Also... I have the GameGear Bag... but I don't put the GameGear now... I put the DS and the GBA inside the bag... with some DS and GBA games... and the Tetris game...

Author:	artenight [ Mon Nov 02, 2009 3:09 pm ]
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One day i must do a big list. And btw, in the first post, it isn't Final Fantasy III, but it is Final Fantasy IV(or II, for Americans) =P

Author:	papermario13689 [ Sun Nov 08, 2009 8:15 am ]
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artenight wrote: One day i must do a big list. And btw, in the first post, it isn't Final Fantasy III, but it is Final Fantasy IV(or II, for Americans) =P I'm looking forward to your list. By the second part of your post, did you mean that the screenshot was wrong, or the name itself was? Because there was a Final Fantasy III for SNES, which was Final Fantasy VI in Japan. I am holding the actual cartridge right now:)

Author:	Corrderio [ Sun Nov 08, 2009 8:40 am ]
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I won't ramble on a lot, but yeah I loved the 8/16 bit eras fo gaming, back when programmers were limited on graphics and had to come up with more unique ways to make a game original. Today it just feels like game companies focus more on making a game LOOK good than actually BEING good. I'm not saying 3D sucks, but it just feels like there's been a gradual decline. Anyway, here's a more than likely incomplete list from me, since there's so many memories. NES Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Bros. 3 Contra Punch-Out!! Castlevania 1-3 Final Fantasy 1-3 (Though Final Fantasy II was annoying even to this day because of how you built up your characters) Legend of Zelda 1 and 2 Megaman 1-6 Gradius 1 and 2 (Sucks 2 on the NES was only released in Japan) Ninja Gaiden 1 and 2 (I never liked 3) Dr. Mario Tetris Double Dragon 1 and 2 (3 was too hard, couldn't even beat the first stage) Adventure Island 1-3 (4 was JP only, and was very different compared to the others) Adventures of Lolo 1-3 Bubble Bobble 1 and 2 Clu Clu Land Excite Bike Kirby's Dream Land Kung-Fu Little Nemo the Dream Master River City Ransom Tiny Toon Adventures 1 and 2 Yoshi Earthbound Zero SNES Gradius II Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage Super Metroid Super Punch-Out!! Illusion of Gaia Terranigma (Never released in the US) The Lost Vikings 1 and 2 Super Mario World Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island Final Fantasy 4-6 Super Mario RPG: Legend of the 7 Stars UN Squadron Super Adventure Island 2 Megaman X 1-3 Megaman 7 Megaman and Bass Super Castlevania 4 Donkey Kong Country 1-3 Ms. Pac-Man Earthbound Sega Genesis Sonic The Hedgehog 1-3 Sonic and Knuckles (As well as having a Sonic game attached to the top of Sonic and Knuckles) Streets of Rage 1 and 2 (US version of 3 was meh) Phantasy Star 2 and 4 Columns

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