Favorite Super NES Games

The Super Famicom was unleashed in Japan in November of 1990. It joined the ranks of its 4th Generation competitors late, but nonetheless, it was vastly successful right from the start; despite the fact that it launched with just a few games - only two in Japan! In fact, it was such a big hit that it caused real-life disturbances which led to the japanese government asking Nintendo to release all future consoles on weekends. With the release in further territories under the name of "Super Nintendo Entertainment System", the company carried out a slew of masterpieces, hidden gems and timeless classics that, to this day, are still favorites among many gamers.

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  • 8 years ago
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    SNES games in the top 20 that I haven't completed/played yet:

    8. Super Mario RPG
    9. Mega Man X
    10. Earthbound
    14. Kirby Super Star
    16. Final Fantasy IV
    17. Super Castlevania IV
    18. Turtles in Time
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    • Caff
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      Editing … Earthbound is great, but the beginning is really freakin' slow
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    • rockshard PhD
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      Editing … play Mega Man X, ignore the rest. I haven't played Earthbound, but I wouldnt play it because I don't play games that require a guide to beat
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    • free fall
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      Editing … Earthbound is really easy, no guide necessary. I would recommend all of those Gries!
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    • rockshard PhD
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      Editing … oh, so I should buy it from the Wii u virtual console? Is that what you're saying??
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    • Alianger
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      Editing … I think you'd enjoy Earthbound/Mother 2 the most out of those. Might want to use some GG codes to smooth things out though. I would also skip FFIV in favour of the GBA remake.
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    • rockshard PhD
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      Editing … waait.. I though Earthbound was like a famous example of a game that required a guide? And that's why the US version came in a massive box with the official strategy guide bundled inside because it was unplayable without it? I say this cause I'm wondering about trying the game the same time as gries. So we can play it "together" and have a race. An Earthbound race.
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      Editing … Kirby is okay...
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    • Alianger
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      Editing … Oh? I don't remember using guides much when I played it, but I did get sick of it before finishing because it had too much walking around and killing enemies in-between the story and town parts. You'll probably get lost if you don't talk to everyone in every town though, but that's a common thing in old JRPGs.
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      Editing … "I don't remember using guides much when I played it" I don't know how to interpret this. The fact you used them at all makes it completely ambiguous whether the game is playable without one. I care less if you used guides 100's of times in a game that doesn't need it, than if you used a guide exactly 1 in a game where it was absolutely necessary. (also, you didn't even finish it)
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    • rockshard PhD
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      Editing … At this rate I might have to play Earthbound purely for scientific purposes
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