Little things count and one thing that annoys me is when a TH-camr shows clips from different games without sharing the name of the said game. Thanks for adding the titles in the corner. Much appreciated.
As a Sega kid, I still have a lot of love and admiration for this console. This and Genesis released during a time where as a kid you could only ask your parents for 1 console, and whatever you didn't get you just went to that kid in the neighborhood who got the other one lol. It was a great generation of gaming especially for arcade style games
Man yah. I remember being a kid during N64, and that was the one i asked for. Grandpa had a super nintendo with super mario world, F-zero, and home alone 2. Man these were the days.
I had the same exact experience! And buying games or getting them for Christmas or birthdays was pretty few and far between, so if you bought a lemon of a game, you played the heck out of it anyway!
For me, my biological father (didn't live with him) bought the snes for himself and bought me a genesis. He'd loan it out to me from time to time but never actually got me one until I bought one in high school.
Then there would be that rich kid that had both sega and super nintendo lol. Games were really expensive for the time too. Pretty much everyone was picking them up used from blockbuster or the local grocery store. I remember picking up rocket knight adventures for like $15 at my grocery store just cause I thought the cover looked cool and it ended up being my favorite sega game of all time.
Christmas 1987 my dad surprised me with the Nintendo NES. Even my mom was shocked. I grew up with everything Nintendo. Naturally, my parents got me the Super Nintendo if I remember correctly on Christmas of 1993. Games were really expensive in those das. I remember working all summer to save $70 to buy Starfox at Woolworth's. If I was lucky enough to be gifted a game, it would only be on special occasions like Christmas or my birthday; nevermind getting a whole new different console, that also required buying cartridges to play. My neighbor across the street, Carl Henry, he had a Sega Genesis. He would come over to play Super Mario Land and Street Fighter 2 Turbo at my house, and I would go over to play Sonic and Mortal Kombat 2 at his.
@@kevinhibbard320 It's hard to know. There have been many revisions since 1990. The only way to know for sure is to open the console and read at the board itself.
It is and ever will be my most favorite retro game console next to the GameBoy. What a great time it was when both systems dominated their respective market and then Super GameBoy enabled you to play handheld games on your TV. Mindblowing for a 11 year old boy 😁
I got my super Nintendo in the summer of 1991 when I was 9 years old. I saved up chore money for a long time to get it. My super Nintendo came with super Mario world and 2 controllers. This was back when a new video game system included 2 controllers and not 1 like these days .
I played Earthbound for the first time ever on Wii U a few years back, not sure if it was on the 3DS or SNES mini. I never owned the SNES cart. One of the few SNES games I regret never giving a chance to in the 1990's. Excellent RPG.
@@patstaysuckafreeboss8006 this is the weirdest "left to dust" switcheroo i have ever read. Dude, you know the series s has dev kit right lol? You can literally emulate nes and snes games, let alone...basically everything up until ps3/360 era.
I also picked up one of these sealed F-Zeros. I was very surprised myself at the time (must have been 6 or 7 years ago now). I figured it must have been resealed, didn't even think of old stock being discovered. In either case I broke the seal because I'm not really a collector, I just wanted to play it!
I'm pretty sure it's not re-sealed but a stock released much later from the launch title. You can see that the box has the Rating System icon. Wasn't this only standard after Mortal Kombat 2?
It's amazing how expensive some of these got. I also remember buying up some of these in the early to mid 2000s when nobody wanted them. They were super cheap. I have some coworkers and friends half my age that are into collecting original SNES games as well. A lot of young gamers fascinated by old consoles they didn't grow up with.
Super Punch Out!! - A cartoony boxing game was one of my favourites, fantastic learning curve, until you spot the patterns your opponent does power moves or cheats they will knock you out, but you do get better each time.
A game you absolutely NEED in your collection is Goof Troop. One of the best co-op games on the system, but still a ton of fun on your own. Also one of the best soundtracks for any game period. Can be picked up pretty cheap, and highly recommended for anyone that liked Link To The Past.
"Which did shooters better, the SNES or the Genesis?" I think the TurboGrafx16/PC Engine has something to say about that. As for RPM Racing, it's actually a spiritual prequel to Rock & Roll Racing and is a remake of the old C64 game Racing Destruction Set. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPM_Racing
You've got a real good SNES collection. I really love collection videos. You asked who we thought was better at Shoot-Em-Up games.....I believe the Sega Genesis was better at those games.
I have a small PS1 collection, games that I really like to play and replay a lot, and I said the same: thankfully I get those games before it gets super expensive
Can't believe I paid $79 (or whatever the price was) when the FFIII (VI) and Chrono Trigger cartridges first came out back in the 90s. People complain about $60 games now, but adjusting for inflation, those JRPG carts were over $125 in today's money!
I love this channel! I grew up on the classics (im 33 yrs old), it was amazing how these games were a part of many ppls childhoods and lives, from the dev logos, games, memories of games and playing, graphics era, slow internet days and web surfing, radio, cartoon blocks, popular nostalgic movies, all that which created expansive imagination/thoughtscapces! i dnt know know if its cuz its what i am, but 90's kids had it the best, just before technology and culture imploded lol!.. its all we had, yet it was awesome for that time! A few of my favs (ugh to many to list lol!), Kirby/Mario/sonic, DKC, MK, Zelda, classic pokemon!, thunder spirits, Disney universe games, cool spot, toe jamnearl(a little hard for me i remember, but for nostalgias sake, it always lay mixed in the game chest lol), haunting, road rash!, earthworm jim!, kid chameleon, bowandarrow, winsub, paintit!, f22 raptor, newgrounds!, Turok, sanfransisco rush, waverave, starfox, vortex, twotowers, ssbm, marioparty.. ugh have to leave fr work nowwww
i loved RPM racing, i spent hours in the track builder, you can build a long track for the pc and a small shortcut for you that they'll never take rofl
I used to own a Super Nintendo for 22 year's i think maybe since 1998. The color faded. I had 7 games originally but lost one. Then I sold it last year at a pawn shop & got $30 for it.
I have 200 SNES/Super Famicom games now. I still love me some Terranigma, Hagane, Donkey Kong Country 2, Fire Emblem, Final Fight 3, Skyblazer, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 or Magical Pop´n. Greetz from Hessen, Germany.
So cool that F-Zero is from an episode of Game Chasers. That is exactly where that F-Zero came from. Not sure what episode or what convention, but guy was doing a fire sale on his stock. At the end of the convention, Billy asks the guy what the deal was with a sealed box on a shelf that said F-Zero. I think he was selling them for $10 or $20. Cool piece of history.
I never played much snes growing up. Then I got the SNES classic and I knew I needed the system lol. So I picked one up at a local retro gaming shop here in tri cities Washington. My most recent pick up was UN squadron I found at a little shop in Everett WA. I've now got about 20 games and the super gameboy for my GB collection. Easily one of my favorite systems!!!
Games that you should consider: 1) Super scope games 2) Mario paint and other games that use the mouse 3) Tin Star 4) Sim City Why? If you own the real hardware, why not get the stuff that you can't really play with an emulator. Super scope would certainly count for that. It's nice to be able to appreciate the weird technology of the era. Mario Paint is full of charm. One of the coolest parts about it is the music maker. I highly recommend getting the Nintendo Power issue which comes with a mini mario paint instruction booklet. Also there is a website still in operation today that has a bunch of sprite templates and songs for mario paint. Also consider Tin Star. I find this game particularly interesting because you can play it with a gamepad, super scope or the mouse. Which is both cool and odd. Sim City is a must have. Sim City for the SNES is one of the best ports of the game for any system. It was made in-house by Nintendo and they added their special touches to it. I love letting my SNES idle for hours while I do other things in my office and casually turn attention back to it to tend to my city. Sim City is an impressive accomplishment because it plays very well with the gamepad. As you may know Sim City is generally played with a mouse on PC, although the original version for Commodore 64 did not use a mouse.
It is also available on the 3DS and Wii U VC. But for some reason it is more expensive than other SNES titles 9,99 instead of 7,99. Something about imports? No idea what that means it's digital after all
@@CarlosXPhone lol I own both KI a d KI2 arcades. Both are mint. I jave Mk2 and Ultimate mk3 cabs too. All original. KI have flash cards in them so don't have to worry about hdd going out.
A totally under rated racing games for the Snes is F1 exhaust heat. Me and my mate spent hours and hours playing that game.You win money by winning races and with that money you can upgrade your car parts.It was well ahead of its time in that regard.
I was always more of a SNES kid, but I have grown to appreciate the Genesis as I have gotten older. Was a great time to be a gamer, also the often forgotten and highly underrated Turbografx-16/PC Engine was awesome too.
Tons of what would be Genesis RPG'S ended up on Sega CD (Sega of Japan had to do something with the add-on) and most stayed in Japan where they belong.
SNES Doom in blood red was a turning point for Nintendo as games were notoriously censored for years, but by the end of the SNES life cycle Nintendo allowed more violence. Also SNES Doom was the first time I got to play Doom as I was not a PC gamer at all back then and I loved it even at its 10 frames per second bc it was unlike anything I ever played before. It introduced me to the FPS genre
I'll never forget seeing Pilotwings on a demopod at an electronics store around '91/'92.. I was totally blown away at age 13. It became my first SNES title as soon as i owned one myself! Love the system, too bad i sold it long ago to get the money for a N64. Ultimate faves: Pilotwings, F-Zero, Super Probotector/Contra 3 (i'm in Europe), Super Mario World, Rock n' Roll Racing.
Earthbound had Wii U and 3DS (New 3DS only) eShop ports (Virtual Console I believe). Even Earthbound Zero on the Wii U as well. Two games that Nintendo STILL hasn't brought over to the Switch as of yet and they make so much sense on the Nintendo Switch Online service. Possible Earthbound game collection on Switch in the near future?.....Ehhhhhhh who knows, especially when it comes to Nintendo themselves here, lol.
Welp you need Strike Gunner STG, awesome shmup! Sunset Riders is a great run in gun! Illusion of Gaia one of the best RPG’s in my opinion, super fun game! Terranigma too! Pugsley’s Scavenger Hunt is a super fun platformer and can be a bit challenging! And Wolfenstein 3D, because... well it’s Wolfenstein 🍻🤘
Love Genesis, I'm probably one of the few that think bloodlines and hard corps are better than there snes counterparts. Snes had that rpg library though, my favorite system to collect for!
For my money, the following games are better on Snes than the Genesis, Mortal Kombat 2, Zombies Ate My Neighbors, Sunset Riders, Turtles In Time, Turtle Tournament Fighters, I do enjoy Castlevania 4 more because it has better controls. Can say Street Fighter 2 as well because of the controller, probably more, but can't think of any right now.
Great video! I love this system!!!! It's my very first gaming system growing up (the second is the original playstation) I still have my yoshi island to this day and I just always enjoyed it. I absolutely love earthbound, super Metroid, donkey Kong, Zelda, etc. This is Nintendo's greatest masterpiece, your not just playing with power, but SUPER POWER!!!!!!!!
Was binge watching all your old videos over the last couple of days hoping u would upload and didn't realise you did lol thank God made my day lol William from Scotland
I used to have an SNES, but got rid of it unfortunately, so I was super happy when the SNES Classic came out so I could get a good amount of my favorite games back without spending a ton on games, but also I love that the box looks similar to the original one.
@@UltimateGamerCC Lol, this is so funny dude. Nintendo only started home manufacturing here for real like in mid 90's. While Sega consoles have been around here since 1988. While everyone had official SMS, consoles, posters, games, light gun, fancy 3D glasses, Brazilian exclusives, huge marketing and everything SMS had to offer, we never seen an official NES lol (there were a lot of clones though). The only official "NES" I saw as a kid was a Famicom that a friend of mine with japanese parents had as import. Oficially here It was only SMS, SMS, SMS. I knew NES was something in US because of movies like The Wizard. But It was weird when I started to read about, watch AVGN and so much content about NES History on US, that I finally saw how huge NES was in America. I mean, It was the only console. While here was completely the opposite. Yeah, you certainly were different. A kid that had SMS in US was certainly an odd individual lol
@@3xperiment8 oh yeah, NES was ginormous in the states, and Nintendo was not into the idea of competition at all. so much so that they told 3rd party companies like Konami, Capcom, etc that if they worked with SEGA, Nintendo would no longer work with them. which is why SEGA mostly had to push out their own games for the SMS, because very few companies dared to call Nintendo's bluff.
Rock N Roll racing is the best on the SNES. Love you showing Biker Mice, that game was always one of my favorites and doesn't seem like it gets talked about much
I love the SNES, that generation has a great balance that no other system generations have achieved. The Sega Genesis has many shoot'em ups from Toaplan, so its a hard competition between that and the SNES, but i lend slightly more to Sega because i mostly play Truxton and MUSHA than Axelay or... Axelay, i love Axelay lol
Have both the SNES & NES with a nice game collection tucked away in a box. They’re both plugged in today (along side the NES & SNES classic consoles). There’s just something about having the physical copies for that era. Also own a SMS in the original box/styrofoam with about 15 games. Tested it a while ago and it still works! Retro rocks!
Great video! I saved a ton of money a got a modded SNES mini for $150 back in 2017. Seems like they have cracked down on those. Bummer was it didn't have a hidden gem called True Lies.
The SNES is _my_ console. It's the console I grew up with and it's responsible for my undying love for 2D platformers even to this day. Great collection, I'm very envious of you, MJ!
🙂 "Now you're playing with power...super power!" I still remember the commercial ad on TV for SNES back in 1991 lol. There was a fierce rivalry between SNES and Sega Genesis back then. Both companies had great games.
Very impressive snes collection there MJR! I saw a few of my (Hidden) gems from back in the days. We had quite a few lesser popular games which we really enjoyed, like NHLPA 93, Desert Strike, dino city, soccer kid, international superstar soccer, jimmy connors tennis, so many cool memories!
I enjoyed the Terminator 2 game, Desert Strike, F Zero, Biker Mice from Mars, Killer instinct, Bomber Man, super Ghost and Goblins, and so much more. Ah brings memories.
I would say Genesis has a heads up over the SNES. Some of my favorite vertical and horizontal shooters are on that console along with TG-16 & PC Engine.
3:30 Wario's Woods is actually quite a popular game. It has a good amount of players who still play it today competative - I suppose second most popular Retro puzzle game after Tetris.
The SNES is my favorite console ever but I have to admit Genesis had SNES beat with SHMUP’s. The PC Engine/Turbografx had them both beat in SHMUP department IMO, very underrated
I'm in the same boat as your @MetalJesusRocks . I grabbed those games for cheap around 15 years ago when I was in college before they got stupid expensive. I miss those days where you can find a nice crispy MegaMan X2 for $10 at the shops. Sigh, the good ol' days.
The carts you got in the US are weird compared to what we got in the UK! I was a bit too young to get into SNES, but I remember going round to my cousins house and playing Super Mario All Stars and F-Zero when I was younger. Keep them coming Metal Jesus, your content rocks
I almost sold my SNES collection to Gamestop for $20. When they said the games are worth 50 cents, I took my collections and left the store. Some notable one are Contra 3, TMNT, Megaman X, x2, ff3, Chrono Trigger, Super Mario RpG, DK, and several others. I'm glad I didn't sell them for store credit.
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Who doesn't love a good "look at my stuff" video! Snes love
I love too. I feel so happy for him.
I like em too
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Oh Metal Jesus, you are a hidden gem
Those days were some ancient times
Little things count and one thing that annoys me is when a TH-camr shows clips from different games without sharing the name of the said game. Thanks for adding the titles in the corner. Much appreciated.
As a Sega kid, I still have a lot of love and admiration for this console. This and Genesis released during a time where as a kid you could only ask your parents for 1 console, and whatever you didn't get you just went to that kid in the neighborhood who got the other one lol. It was a great generation of gaming especially for arcade style games
Man yah. I remember being a kid during N64, and that was the one i asked for. Grandpa had a super nintendo with super mario world, F-zero, and home alone 2. Man these were the days.
I had the same exact experience! And buying games or getting them for Christmas or birthdays was pretty few and far between, so if you bought a lemon of a game, you played the heck out of it anyway!
For me, my biological father (didn't live with him) bought the snes for himself and bought me a genesis. He'd loan it out to me from time to time but never actually got me one until I bought one in high school.
Then there would be that rich kid that had both sega and super nintendo lol. Games were really expensive for the time too. Pretty much everyone was picking them up used from blockbuster or the local grocery store. I remember picking up rocket knight adventures for like $15 at my grocery store just cause I thought the cover looked cool and it ended up being my favorite sega game of all time.
Christmas 1987 my dad surprised me with the Nintendo NES. Even my mom was shocked. I grew up with everything Nintendo. Naturally, my parents got me the Super Nintendo if I remember correctly on Christmas of 1993. Games were really expensive in those das. I remember working all summer to save $70 to buy Starfox at Woolworth's. If I was lucky enough to be gifted a game, it would only be on special occasions like Christmas or my birthday; nevermind getting a whole new different console, that also required buying cartridges to play.
My neighbor across the street, Carl Henry, he had a Sega Genesis. He would come over to play Super Mario Land and Street Fighter 2 Turbo at my house, and I would go over to play Sonic and Mortal Kombat 2 at his.
I just love the graphics on the SNES, so much nostalgia and emotion from the colors and art styles that they used back then.
I agree, even today’s graphics might be sharper and cleaner, the colors and sprites were just mesmerizing
I just found my original SNES lost in a closet at my parents house from when I was 10, I’m 36 now!
That kinda find is beautiful. I don't know if you've opened your console yet, but do you know which version the main board is?
@@3xperiment8 which version came bundled with the Mario All Stars + super Mario world cart?
@@kevinhibbard320 That's what I have too ^^
@@kevinhibbard320 It's hard to know. There have been many revisions since 1990. The only way to know for sure is to open the console and read at the board itself.
You're getting close to 40 now! Still playing the SNES? LOL rock on
Best console ever! Huge library with endless of awesome games in all genres!
huge modding community as well, Translation Patches and New Game experiences galore.
Arguably the best game system ever created!
Its definately my favorite console of all time.
Yes Sir !
Bought it about four years ago. Great system, but games are outrageously expensive. I absolutely hate what has become of the Retrogaming market.
You can say that again!
It is and ever will be my most favorite retro game console next to the GameBoy. What a great time it was when both systems dominated their respective market and then Super GameBoy enabled you to play handheld games on your TV. Mindblowing for a 11 year old boy 😁
I got my SNES on Xmas 93 as a 5yr old. Console is still going strong to this day.
Christmas 94 for me! 4 years old and got Donkey Kong Country as my first game! I’ll never sell mine!
I bought pitfall from the flee market
1993 was a great year for SNES games. Street Fighter 2 turbo, TMNT tournament fighters, other ones I forgot about because there were lots.
I got my super Nintendo in the summer of 1991 when I was 9 years old. I saved up chore money for a long time to get it.
My super Nintendo came with super Mario world and 2 controllers. This was back when a new video game system included 2 controllers and not 1 like these days .
It's amazing how SNES graphics still look good today.
I played Earthbound for the first time ever on Wii U a few years back, not sure if it was on the 3DS or SNES mini. I never owned the SNES cart. One of the few SNES games I regret never giving a chance to in the 1990's. Excellent RPG.
It was on the snes classic
And New 3DS (but not original 3DS)
@@gmcnaught Yes you are absolutely right.
One of the best shooters on SNES is Space Megaforce..highly recommend if you’re interested
In my opinion, one of; if not, the best nintendo systems around. I still love playing it to this day.
Just started emulating SNES and NES and I haven't touched my Series S ever since lmaooo
Sheesh I’m sure you guys have a great social life
@@marsmcgruffin5906 yeah I am sure you are a social butterfly
@@ghostballs1874 lol says “Destroyer D”
@@patstaysuckafreeboss8006 this is the weirdest "left to dust" switcheroo i have ever read. Dude, you know the series s has dev kit right lol? You can literally emulate nes and snes games, let alone...basically everything up until ps3/360 era.
I also picked up one of these sealed F-Zeros. I was very surprised myself at the time (must have been 6 or 7 years ago now). I figured it must have been resealed, didn't even think of old stock being discovered. In either case I broke the seal because I'm not really a collector, I just wanted to play it!
I'm pretty sure it's not re-sealed but a stock released much later from the launch title. You can see that the box has the Rating System icon. Wasn't this only standard after Mortal Kombat 2?
That's what I've done to a copy of Europe-exclusive Splatoon amiibo bundle.
SNES is my childhood favorite! Love this series!
I agree, the SNES and Genesis had the best platformers EVER!
ps 1/2
@@thetezz0001 here have a snickers 🍫
@@thetezz0001 agreed! SNES and PS1/2 are the greatest ever.
It's amazing how expensive some of these got. I also remember buying up some of these in the early to mid 2000s when nobody wanted them. They were super cheap. I have some coworkers and friends half my age that are into collecting original SNES games as well. A lot of young gamers fascinated by old consoles they didn't grow up with.
I loved playing Sunset Riders on the SNES
I got an Everdrive and a Super NT. I love the system and library so much.
SNES is such a great console! I was just watching your nintendo 64 buying guide when I got this notification lol
Super Punch Out!! - A cartoony boxing game was one of my favourites, fantastic learning curve, until you spot the patterns your opponent does power moves or cheats they will knock you out, but you do get better each time.
A game you absolutely NEED in your collection is Goof Troop. One of the best co-op games on the system, but still a ton of fun on your own. Also one of the best soundtracks for any game period. Can be picked up pretty cheap, and highly recommended for anyone that liked Link To The Past.
id recommend adding "tiny toons buster bust loose" thats a great and fun game!
I’m very lucky to still have a copy of FF3 (SNES) in the box. Love this era of gaming. Lots of good RPGs.
"Which did shooters better, the SNES or the Genesis?" I think the TurboGrafx16/PC Engine has something to say about that.
As for RPM Racing, it's actually a spiritual prequel to Rock & Roll Racing and is a remake of the old C64 game Racing Destruction Set.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPM_Racing
Right, Atari ST port, runs in very high resolution, Interplay is one of the first western developers for the SNES. Kinda “Meh”
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ah... i was immediately reminded of RDS as well :-)
Also noticeable, RPM Racing is the very first game developped by silicon and synapse, ie Blizzard!
The highlight of RPM Racing was the fact that you could make your own tracks and race them split screen. Spent HOURS doing that back in the day.
You've got a real good SNES collection. I really love collection videos. You asked who we thought was better at Shoot-Em-Up games.....I believe the Sega Genesis was better at those games.
Ken Griffey Baseball and Kyle Petty's No Fear Racing were 2 awesome freakin games
I have a small PS1 collection, games that I really like to play and replay a lot, and I said the same: thankfully I get those games before it gets super expensive
I live in Tokyo and love going to 2nd hand stores, they have so many Super Famicom games for just $1 or complete and boxed for $10-15.
Genesis has Thunderforce 4. Nuff said.
The best 16-Bit Shmup out there. Maybe the game ever made in this Genre.
Great video and love that you showed Choplifter III!
this reminds me... jungle and urban strike! gold!
Can't believe I paid $79 (or whatever the price was) when the FFIII (VI) and Chrono Trigger cartridges first came out back in the 90s. People complain about $60 games now, but adjusting for inflation, those JRPG carts were over $125 in today's money!
Exactly. It’s way cheaper to game nowadays than it was before the Internet.
Wrong!!, the price in today's money is $3200 dollars :)
Gaming and music production were unreasonably expensive hobbies back then.
I love this channel! I grew up on the classics (im 33 yrs old), it was amazing how these games were a part of many ppls childhoods and lives, from the dev logos, games, memories of games and playing, graphics era, slow internet days and web surfing, radio, cartoon blocks, popular nostalgic movies, all that which created expansive imagination/thoughtscapces! i dnt know know if its cuz its what i am, but 90's kids had it the best, just before technology and culture imploded lol!.. its all we had, yet it was awesome for that time! A few of my favs (ugh to many to list lol!), Kirby/Mario/sonic, DKC, MK, Zelda, classic pokemon!, thunder spirits, Disney universe games, cool spot, toe jamnearl(a little hard for me i remember, but for nostalgias sake, it always lay mixed in the game chest lol), haunting, road rash!, earthworm jim!, kid chameleon, bowandarrow, winsub, paintit!, f22 raptor, newgrounds!, Turok, sanfransisco rush, waverave, starfox, vortex, twotowers, ssbm, marioparty.. ugh have to leave fr work nowwww
Ah.....the 90's....best music, too. Before rap took over....
Thank you for all your content been following you for years.
All the way from Sydney Australia
Thanks for watching!
the amount of content that went into that system is amazing for how simple the hardware is
i loved RPM racing, i spent hours in the track builder, you can build a long track for the pc and a small shortcut for you that they'll never take rofl
I used to own a Super Nintendo for 22 year's i think maybe since 1998. The color faded. I had 7 games originally but lost one. Then I sold it last year at a pawn shop & got $30 for it.
You gotta check out Space Megaforce.
I have 200 SNES/Super Famicom games now. I still love me some Terranigma, Hagane, Donkey Kong Country 2, Fire Emblem, Final Fight 3, Skyblazer, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 or Magical Pop´n. Greetz from Hessen, Germany.
I wish everyone a fantastic weekend. You deserve it.
keep on shreddin my dude!
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No YOU deserve it, shreddly
So cool that F-Zero is from an episode of Game Chasers. That is exactly where that F-Zero came from. Not sure what episode or what convention, but guy was doing a fire sale on his stock. At the end of the convention, Billy asks the guy what the deal was with a sealed box on a shelf that said F-Zero. I think he was selling them for $10 or $20. Cool piece of history.
Ahh, the Super Nintendo. My most favorite video game console. I could make a Top 100 list of Super NES games and still have to make difficult cuts.
I never played much snes growing up. Then I got the SNES classic and I knew I needed the system lol. So I picked one up at a local retro gaming shop here in tri cities Washington. My most recent pick up was UN squadron I found at a little shop in Everett WA. I've now got about 20 games and the super gameboy for my GB collection. Easily one of my favorite systems!!!
I love these collection videos keep them up.
Games that you should consider:
1) Super scope games
2) Mario paint and other games that use the mouse
3) Tin Star
4) Sim City
Why? If you own the real hardware, why not get the stuff that you can't really play with an emulator. Super scope would certainly count for that. It's nice to be able to appreciate the weird technology of the era.
Mario Paint is full of charm. One of the coolest parts about it is the music maker. I highly recommend getting the Nintendo Power issue which comes with a mini mario paint instruction booklet. Also there is a website still in operation today that has a bunch of sprite templates and songs for mario paint.
Also consider Tin Star. I find this game particularly interesting because you can play it with a gamepad, super scope or the mouse. Which is both cool and odd.
Sim City is a must have. Sim City for the SNES is one of the best ports of the game for any system. It was made in-house by Nintendo and they added their special touches to it. I love letting my SNES idle for hours while I do other things in my office and casually turn attention back to it to tend to my city.
Sim City is an impressive accomplishment because it plays very well with the gamepad. As you may know Sim City is generally played with a mouse on PC, although the original version for Commodore 64 did not use a mouse.
Earthbound was indeed on the mini console :)
It is also available on the 3DS and Wii U VC. But for some reason it is more expensive than other SNES titles 9,99 instead of 7,99. Something about imports? No idea what that means it's digital after all
It came on the Wii U before, it's the release a lot of people were excited for.
Finally someone that has shadowrun such an underated game in my opinion. Top 5 in my snes games for sure way ahead if it's time I reckon.
I didn't notice the best fighting game on the system. Killer Instinct!
Killer Instinct for SNES was scaled down, but for the time it my childhood. Arcade trumps everything.
@@CarlosXPhone lol I own both KI a d KI2 arcades. Both are mint. I jave Mk2 and Ultimate mk3 cabs too. All original. KI have flash cards in them so don't have to worry about hdd going out.
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propably sf 2 turbo
@@CarlosXPhone Not like the arcade. But definitively It's the most impressive fighting game for a home 16 bit console.
A totally under rated racing games for the Snes is F1 exhaust heat. Me and my mate spent hours and hours playing that game.You win money by winning races and with that money you can upgrade your car parts.It was well ahead of its time in that regard.
The large RPG library of the Snes will always be why I choose it over the Genesis.
I was always more of a SNES kid, but I have grown to appreciate the Genesis as I have gotten older. Was a great time to be a gamer, also the often forgotten and highly underrated Turbografx-16/PC Engine was awesome too.
The large collection of shmups on Mega Drive is why I choose it over the Snes.
@@cybershin0bi47 Yeah, I think MD/Genesis on the whole had more good shmups than SNES. But I think the Turbografx-16/PCE was the shmup king!
Tons of what would be Genesis RPG'S ended up on Sega CD (Sega of Japan had to do something with the add-on) and most stayed in Japan where they belong.
SNES Doom in blood red was a turning point for Nintendo as games were notoriously censored for years, but by the end of the SNES life cycle Nintendo allowed more violence. Also SNES Doom was the first time I got to play Doom as I was not a PC gamer at all back then and I loved it even at its 10 frames per second bc it was unlike anything I ever played before. It introduced me to the FPS genre
Most of those Super Nintendo RPG's were not released in the PAL region. And what's worse is that our PAL cartridges have no end labels!
PAL regions got Terranigma though and the US did not.
I'll never forget seeing Pilotwings on a demopod at an electronics store around '91/'92.. I was totally blown away at age 13. It became my first SNES title as soon as i owned one myself! Love the system, too bad i sold it long ago to get the money for a N64. Ultimate faves: Pilotwings, F-Zero, Super Probotector/Contra 3 (i'm in Europe), Super Mario World, Rock n' Roll Racing.
"Shady CEO in charge of a game studio..screwing over their customers, etc." So Activision-Blizzard? :P
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haha thought of bobby kotick but too late
did you see that screen ??
"i have to put in lootboxes".. i was stumped !
Haha it could also be EA now days.
Thank you MetalJesus.
Doom SNES port is magic. Randy Liden total legend.
Earthbound had Wii U and 3DS (New 3DS only) eShop ports (Virtual Console I believe). Even Earthbound Zero on the Wii U as well. Two games that Nintendo STILL hasn't brought over to the Switch as of yet and they make so much sense on the Nintendo Switch Online service. Possible Earthbound game collection on Switch in the near future?.....Ehhhhhhh who knows, especially when it comes to Nintendo themselves here, lol.
Lets gooo!! Lets gooo!! Lets freaking gooooo!!!!
Welp you need Strike Gunner STG, awesome shmup!
Sunset Riders is a great run in gun!
Illusion of Gaia one of the best RPG’s in my opinion, super fun game! Terranigma too!
Pugsley’s Scavenger Hunt is a super fun platformer and can be a bit challenging!
And Wolfenstein 3D, because... well it’s Wolfenstein 🍻🤘
Love Genesis, I'm probably one of the few that think bloodlines and hard corps are better than there snes counterparts. Snes had that rpg library though, my favorite system to collect for!
For my money, the following games are better on Snes than the Genesis, Mortal Kombat 2, Zombies Ate My Neighbors, Sunset Riders, Turtles In Time, Turtle Tournament Fighters, I do enjoy Castlevania 4 more because it has better controls. Can say Street Fighter 2 as well because of the controller, probably more, but can't think of any right now.
Great video! I love this system!!!! It's my very first gaming system growing up (the second is the original playstation) I still have my yoshi island to this day and I just always enjoyed it. I absolutely love earthbound, super Metroid, donkey Kong, Zelda, etc. This is Nintendo's greatest masterpiece, your not just playing with power, but SUPER POWER!!!!!!!!
*Drinking Game* Take a shot every time Metal Jesus says, “you know”.
Other phrases I commonly say: superlative, benevolent & wankel rotary engine 😜
If it's cirrhosis you want, go right ahead.
@@MetalJesusRocks Along with "shiny" "metal" and "daffodil"
@@MetalJesusRocks wankel - LOL!
@@MetalJesusRocks not to mention "______ is a love letter to _____" 🤪
My favorite system of all time! Awesome collection and great vid man. Love your content!
Thanks a ton!
MJR, Do you have super Mario RPG? I didn't see it in the video? if not, You should definitely add it to your beautiful collection!
I do not! And yes, I should!! Completely missed that game.
Was binge watching all your old videos over the last couple of days hoping u would upload and didn't realise you did lol thank God made my day lol William from Scotland
love these collection videos. Hope you're doing buying guides for the mega drive and Xbox one also :)
I used to have an SNES, but got rid of it unfortunately, so I was super happy when the SNES Classic came out so I could get a good amount of my favorite games back without spending a ton on games, but also I love that the box looks similar to the original one.
I love Choplifter on the sega master system!
Master System is part of Brazil videogame's History! Such a special loved console!
@@3xperiment8 yeah, Brazil is very cool for that, as an American i felt like the odd one out because my first console was the SMS and not the NES. XD
@@UltimateGamerCC Lol, this is so funny dude. Nintendo only started home manufacturing here for real like in mid 90's. While Sega consoles have been around here since 1988. While everyone had official SMS, consoles, posters, games, light gun, fancy 3D glasses, Brazilian exclusives, huge marketing and everything SMS had to offer, we never seen an official NES lol (there were a lot of clones though). The only official "NES" I saw as a kid was a Famicom that a friend of mine with japanese parents had as import. Oficially here It was only SMS, SMS, SMS. I knew NES was something in US because of movies like The Wizard. But It was weird when I started to read about, watch AVGN and so much content about NES History on US, that I finally saw how huge NES was in America. I mean, It was the only console. While here was completely the opposite. Yeah, you certainly were different. A kid that had SMS in US was certainly an odd individual lol
@@3xperiment8 oh yeah, NES was ginormous in the states, and Nintendo was not into the idea of competition at all. so much so that they told 3rd party companies like Konami, Capcom, etc that if they worked with SEGA, Nintendo would no longer work with them. which is why SEGA mostly had to push out their own games for the SMS, because very few companies dared to call Nintendo's bluff.
Earthbound came to Wii U, 3DS (new model only) and the Snes mini :)
Myself and Brother has some epic war stories from Wario Woods!
Rock N Roll racing is the best on the SNES. Love you showing Biker Mice, that game was always one of my favorites and doesn't seem like it gets talked about much
Once I heard the best console generation is the one you were playing when you were 12. Soooooo true. Love the SNES.
Funny you said this. I was 12 when the SNES came out. Still my favorite system!
That makes sense. When I was 12, Playstation had already came out, but around then, the Snes was definitively still the most popular in my country!
Legend of Zelda...play the heck out of that back in the day. Makes me want to play it again! :)
Nowadays that sealed CIB F-Zero will go for huge money at 'The Heritage Auctions' lol 🤑🙄
Maybe if it wasn't a player's choice copy.
Saving my sealed Contra III for that! :-) Same for Phantasy Star (Master System) and Final Fight CD.
@@volvoguy804 bruh, lately with these absurd "collectors" with the largest air quotes ever, who knows...
I really think that $1.5m copy of mario 64 must've been money laundering or something, its just so far from any contemporary sale prices.
They only go for around $200. More stock was found and these things were selling for $20 a few years ago.
This is my favourite video game ever, if Nintendo would still make games for SNES I would buy for sure
I love the SNES, that generation has a great balance that no other system generations have achieved. The Sega Genesis has many shoot'em ups from Toaplan, so its a hard competition between that and the SNES, but i lend slightly more to Sega because i mostly play Truxton and MUSHA than Axelay or... Axelay, i love Axelay lol
What do you think of Space Megaforce, Darius Twin, Rendering Ranger, Phalanx, Earth Defense Force, U.N Squadron?
Have both the SNES & NES with a nice game collection tucked away in a box. They’re both plugged in today (along side the NES & SNES classic consoles). There’s just something about having the physical copies for that era. Also own a SMS in the original box/styrofoam with about 15 games. Tested it a while ago and it still works! Retro rocks!
Amazing collection as always, but some of those carts could do with some de-gunking!
Great video! I saved a ton of money a got a modded SNES mini for $150 back in 2017. Seems like they have cracked down on those. Bummer was it didn't have a hidden gem called True Lies.
probably the most painful console for PAL collectors.
Second that! Still have my Pal copy of Secret of Mana complete but jeez! We missed some absolute Gems!
Turbo Grafx was my jam for R-Type, fantasy zone and more! Plus all the bonk and bomberman games you’d never need another system!
Ah yes, my favorite console
Super Metroid and Link to the Past r two of the greatest games ever made
Metal Jesus you really do rock. Thanks for all the great content, new subscriber here!
The SNES is _my_ console. It's the console I grew up with and it's responsible for my undying love for 2D platformers even to this day.
Great collection, I'm very envious of you, MJ!
Awesome collection!
🙂 "Now you're playing with power...super power!" I still remember the commercial ad on TV for SNES back in 1991 lol. There was a fierce rivalry between SNES and Sega Genesis back then. Both companies had great games.
I have earthbound through the mini console
I first played it on Wii U. Point is there are ways to play it, should be on Nintendo's current flagship console the Switch though
Very impressive snes collection there MJR!
I saw a few of my (Hidden) gems from back in the days. We had quite a few lesser popular games which we really enjoyed, like NHLPA 93, Desert Strike, dino city, soccer kid, international superstar soccer, jimmy connors tennis, so many cool memories!
I enjoyed the Terminator 2 game, Desert Strike, F Zero, Biker Mice from Mars, Killer instinct, Bomber Man, super Ghost and Goblins, and so much more. Ah brings memories.
I would say Genesis has a heads up over the SNES. Some of my favorite vertical and horizontal shooters are on that console along with TG-16 & PC Engine.
Your videos are like songs your think about and suddenly comes on the radio and you like oh!! I just thinking of that song
Another great video
Glad you enjoyed it
3:30 Wario's Woods is actually quite a popular game. It has a good amount of players who still play it today competative - I suppose second most popular Retro puzzle game after Tetris.
Good video
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@MetalJesusRocks yeah good
The SNES is my favorite console ever but I have to admit Genesis had SNES beat with SHMUP’s. The PC Engine/Turbografx had them both beat in SHMUP department IMO, very underrated
R.I.P Ultima 😭 I will never forgive EA for what they do to you 😡
I'm in the same boat as your @MetalJesusRocks . I grabbed those games for cheap around 15 years ago when I was in college before they got stupid expensive. I miss those days where you can find a nice crispy MegaMan X2 for $10 at the shops. Sigh, the good ol' days.
Just do a Mario Paint Collection
The carts you got in the US are weird compared to what we got in the UK! I was a bit too young to get into SNES, but I remember going round to my cousins house and playing Super Mario All Stars and F-Zero when I was younger. Keep them coming Metal Jesus, your content rocks
us carts are ugly, & so was the us console in my opinion
Really regret selling my SNES collection from growing up.
I almost sold my SNES collection to Gamestop for $20. When they said the games are worth 50 cents, I took my collections and left the store. Some notable one are Contra 3, TMNT, Megaman X, x2, ff3, Chrono Trigger, Super Mario RpG, DK, and several others. I'm glad I didn't sell them for store credit.