Appreciate you watching. This is my list, but what games do you find addicting? Addictive NES Games: th-cam.com/video/XQ3KsYVnqgs/w-d-xo.html Nintendo vs. Atari: th-cam.com/video/HKrWJJmlTnE/w-d-xo.html Super Nintendo vs. Arcade: th-cam.com/video/s29FhGunPVc/w-d-xo.html
I'm not an avid gamer. At 42, I have kids / teens who play the Switch, but I just can't immerse myself in modern gaming. However, I was one in the 1980s and 1990s and I still own all of my games. On occasion, I'll turn on my SNES and play for a few hours, and I always have my go-to games: Super Mario World is my all time favorite game. Mega Man X blew my mind as a kid. Donkey Kong Country 2 improved upon the original in every way. Super Mario RPG is a game I used to play through in its entirety every year when I was a young adult. Final Fantasy IV is my favorite title in the franchise. I'm currently playing through it again. Tetris Attack is the best puzzle game on the SNES. Kirby's Dream Course is so unique - there's nothing else like it. Super Bomberman 2 has a great story mode and the multiplayer mode is still enjoyable even when playing against CPU's. Super Castlevania IV is such a satisfying entry to play in the franchise. That whip... Turtles In Time. What more can I say? Smart Ball is my guilty pleasure since it was the first video game I ever rented. This list isn't mean to be a showcase of my awareness of the greatest titles the SNES has to offer, because there are certainly objectively better games out there. On those rare days where I do plug in the SNES to play for a spell, it's almost a guarantee I will choose one of these titles to play first. Of course I love Chrono Trigger, The Legend of Zelda ALTTP, Super Metroid, etc. but my nostalgia pulls me towards these games over even the better ones most of the time.
@lifespanofafry1534 I've played most of Mario Odyssey and some Breath of the Wild. I just can't sit down for long periods of time to play games anymore. I'm 42, I'm married with 3 kids and 3 acres of land to manage (plus a full time job that requires me to travel at times). Not enough hours in the day to play much anymore.
THESE were the games that I grew up with. Almost every single title was something that was a mainstay in our console. So so cool to see so many that I haven’t thought about in a long time.
Back in the day we just wanted a fun game. If it happened to be graphically awesome, then that was a bonus! Our expectations were much lower than today. Now we scoff at anything that doesn't absolutely blow us away. I miss the old days.
I remember playing all the Super Famicom Title versions of all the ones that you have listed here. Between bringing my Super Famicom to my grandparents house to a friends sleepovers in a treehouse with a TV
Liked and subbed. Been playing super nes since 1992 or so and to this day i still boot it up occasionally. I have about 30 snes games including one that is a 110 in 1 cart with some super expensive and rare games like Earthbound and Chrono Trigger. Snes is easily one of my favorite systems. So many gems across the board
The SNES is actually the last retro console I had. My parents got it for me but I only had a small collection of games. Best memories were my young kids watching me play Super Mario All Stars and playing Super Mario Kart with me
SNES port of Gradius III: To this day, that soundtrack is Glorious! And 2:27 Adventures of Batman & Robin is a Fantastic Run & Gun title on the Sega Genesis.
Still the best pure gaming console of all time imo. Also, Street Fighter II Turbo goes up to 10 stars on SNES too: "After the Capcom logo disappears on the opening credits, press Down, R, Up, L, Y, B on controller 2". I honestly thought this was common knowledge in gamer circles at this point. You know, just like how you actually have to enter a cheat to get blood in the Genesis' version of Mortal Kombat, as it's also not something that's turned on by default there. And, possibly similarly relevant here, you might additionally not be aware there were SNES controllers with 6 buttons on the front like the Hori Fighting Commander gamepad, and best-in-class arcade fight sticks like the C&L Championship Joystick for SNES too. Both are perfect additional controller options if you need as close to an arcade control setup as possible for your Mortal Kombat II and Street Fighter II marathons. The default 6-button controller that comes standard in the box for every SNES owner is still brilliant for fighting games already though--just have to be clear on that. By the way, you seem to make using that SNES controller a lot harder than it actually is at times. In Mario Kart for example, you can just rock your thumb around to hit most buttons, or simply move it over for a moment to press the A button to use items, ya know. Yeah, the later levels in Super Mario World get longer, or certainly harder, at least for me. Addicting SNES games that keep me coming back: Super Mario World Yoshi's Island Super Smash TV F-Zero Street Fighter II Street Fighter II Turbo Super Metroid A Link to the Past Super Aleste Parodius Da! U.N. Squadron Super Punch-Out!! Super Tennis Super Bomberman 2 (2-player) Turtles in Time Star Fox Contra III Pocky & Rocky Donkey Kong Country Super Ghouls n' Ghosts (patched to fix the slowdown) Legend of the Mystical Ninja Killer Instinct Super Castlevania IV Super Mario All-Stars Wild Guns ActRaiser Chrono Trigger
I'm 55 years old and I have lived through the whole video game lifespan. I didn't really get into them though till my friend got a Sega Genisis from his girlfriend back in 1989 so I was 19 then. He put on Golden Axe and it blew my mind and I know then I had to get one lol. Ever since then I've been a gamer. Today I'm mostly an RPG player but I still like most games and at least check them out.
From what I remember, the SNES has a 10 star option for SF II Turbo, takes a code to unlock it. But seriously, who wants to play a fighting game on 10 stars, it's like watching a clown show at that speed. It's pretty much an unplayable mess at 10 stars.
Had it back in 1993 or so. I remember thinking why would they put it on the SNES when it looks like hot garbage. Meanwhile my brother at the time was playing the original shareware version on the PC and it was mind boggling graphics compared to the SNES at the time
@@Idk436-o3j Exactly. No other home console fps game at the time even came close. I mean, some were okay, but even a kinda low-bar Doom is superior to 99% of all other fps games--doubly true back then. Doom running on SNES in the '90s was legit, and pretty dang stunning relative to the time and the rest of the home console fps landscape.
I been playing a lot too. recently got the chinese everdrive clone and im really pleased with it. doesnt play any of the enhancement chip games but i own all the good ones already 😂 only cost me 15 bucks canadian so i cant complain.
Metal Warriros, I had to buy myself a repro cart as it's more of a rare game that costs a fortune to buy original. (Of course I can go the emulator route but nothing beats the real thing. And I still have my SNES from 1991 with a bit old CRT TV. Metal Warriors has an awesome 2 player battle mode which is super addictive. Specially on stages with many available mechs as you can press select, escape and fly to another if your buddy didn't find and slaughter them or you first. My other game is one that no one know or cares about. Metal Combat for the super scope 6. You finish it once, you get another gunner that has a big difference in gameplay. You also unlock a difficulty level pick. Low Med and Hard... and Hard is beyond hard. Medium is a good balance of hard... very addicting at that point. It also has a 2 player mode where your buddy controls the bad guy using the controller... the there is at least 8 completely different mechs for controller use with so many awesome moves and ways to shoot at you. Awesome game. I found this video of an epic Metal Combat round on Hard just to give you an idea. th-cam.com/video/6wNNvPHepiQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ugTMZ-BJIPXhCWwr
Arcade players are strange, they try to hold the gamepad like an arcade stick and then say that the buttons are in strange places, try to hold the controller like it suposed to and the buttom configuration will make sense.
@@GregsGameRoom I would say yes in principle, but only if you're actually using a controller designed for that way of playing, like the C&L Championship Joystick for SNES for example. The SNES controller is specifically designed for you to hold your right thumb over the main diamond face button arrangement and then move it around or rock it to press all the various buttons and standard button combinations on the face there. It's literally demonstrated pictorially like this in some of the instruction manuals (can't recall which ones). With Super Mario World for example, you're kinda supposed to rest the tip of your thumb on the Y button, so you can hold it down to run and grab items and such, and then rock it down to press the pad of your thumb on the B button to jump at the same time. If you don't do that it's actually a lot harder to keep running at full speed when you then went to press to jump as well. You'd have to literally remove your finger from holding run/grab to press jump without using the rocking method. Well, unless you're using the crab grip or whatever it's called, or something like that. :-o Of course, it's a free world, so each person can obviously use it however they want and prefer. I'm just sharing some thoughts on that. :)
I never got too into SNES idk why, I think I just dont like the Mario games for the console. I prefer the NES and Game Boy ones, and of course SM64 blew it all away. But, 1 exception: Super Mario Kart! While a lot of people started with Mario Kart 64, I was blessed to have a best friend who got that game very early on. It's just so much better than any other racing game that had ever been made, it changed the way people looked at racing type games forever. Donkey Kong Country games are another that I tried to like but I just never enjoyed as much as say, the 16 bit Sonic games for example. They look great but, Ill stick to playing DK in Mario Kart and Smash Bros and Mario Party, Tennis, Golf, haha you get the point
I did recently get a bit addicted to trying to get a good time on Gabby Jay, but I hit a brick wall once I got past him, I just find it way too demoralizing taking hits. If Super Famicom games count then I could see myself getting addicted to Super Bombliss, it's a Tetris variant, I played it a bit but as with many Tetris type games the rules are a bit unclear compared the purity of proper Tetris, still fun though. Smash TV looks like one of those "just one more go" kind of games, I've been meaning to play it for almost 30 years now
Disfrutar del SNES/Super Famicom durante mi infancia fue muy gratificante; así que esta es una breve muestra de su extraordinario catálogo: Shin Megami Tensei Chrono Trigger Front Mission EarthBound Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island Street Fighter Alpha 2 Killer Instinct Clock Tower International Superstar Soccer Deluxe Final Fight 3 Shin Nekketsu Kouha: Kunio Tachi no Banka Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time Ranma 1/2: Chougi Ranbu Hen Mahou Kishi Rayearth JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken NBA Give 'N Go Super Kyuukyoku Harikiri Stadium Todd McFarlane's Spawn: The Video Game Sunset Riders Super Castlevania IV The Amazing Spider-Man: Lethal Foes Mega Man X3 Joe & Mac Demon's Crest Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Kirby's Dream Land 3 Kishin Douji Zenki: Rettou Raiden Kaizou Tyoujin Shubibinman Zero Super Bonk Choujikuu Yousai Macross: Scrambled Valkyrie Cybernator Cotton 100%: Marchen Adventure Pocky & Rocky U.N. Squadron Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension Ryuuko no Ken 2 Super V.G. - Variable Geo Shin Kidou Senki Gundam W: Endless Duel Unholy Night: The Darkness Hunter Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Captain Commando Samurai Shodown GS Mikami: Joreishi wa Nice Body F1 Pole Position 2 GT Racing Top Gear Super Mario Kart Super Drift Out Famicom Tantei Club Part II: Ushiro ni Tatsu Shoujo Doukyuusei 2 Tokimeki Memorial: Densetsu no Ki no Shita de Contra III: The Alien Wars Batman Returns Sengoku Denshou Undercover Cops Final Fantasy IV Slayers Dragon Quest III: Soshite Densetsu e... Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 Der Langrisser The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past From TV animation - Slam Dunk: Yonkyo Taiketsu!! Star Fox Super Metroid Snoopy Concert Super Mario All-Stars Vegas Stakes Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss Super Bomberman: Panic Bomber W Panel de Pon Super Puyo Puyo Tsuu Bust-A-Move Magical Drop 2
@@blackenedheart9592 i remember using that code and i was luck to get to the 4th stage. smeone once told me that code made the SNES version almost twice as fast as the arcade version. to this day i still believe it
I was lucky enough to have windows 95 and could play Doom and Wolfenstein instead of SNES. I did have them but found out as soon as i started playing that they were going in the next garage sale
The Genesis doesn't have a Batman game as good as Returns? What?! The first Batman game by Sunsoft for the Genesis says hello. Also, Batman Returns on the Sega CD (all driving option) is the stuff caped crusader dreams are made of.
Title - 25 addicting games yo u must play. First game - "not the greatest game but i come back to it occasionally....." Might be good to make sure the title is accurate to the games your going to showcase.
@@RJBadman if the comment was "it isn't the best game but it's super addictive and I come back to it often" then it wouldn't be an issue. Your concentrating on the first part of the statement. The issue is the second part. The part that says I come back to it occasionally. That's not very " addicting" is it
My 💎 Zelda: ALTTP Earthbound Doremi Fantasy Illusion of Gaia Secret Of Mana Secret of Evermore Chrono Trigger DKC 1-2-3 Super Metroid Mega Man X TNMT: Turtles In Time SMB Allstars + World SMW 2: Yoshis Island Super Bomberman 2 Super Ghost's And Goblins Aladdin The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse Super Mario Kart Super Mario RPG Contra 3 Legend of the Mystical Ninja Super Castlevania IV ActRaiser Lufia II Goof Troop Clock Tower Shadowrun Final Fight 1-2-3 Super Double Dragon NBA Jam TE Super Punch Out! Super Tennis Saturday Night Slam Masters SF2 Turbo, SF2: New Challengers, SFA 2 Killer Instinct MK 1-2-3
It's like you can't hold a controller properly or something. Can't you press a button while holding down another next to it with the same thumb? this looks very frustrating to play like that.
@@GregsGameRoom no, you don't move your thumb around to different buttons, you hold down the button with one side of your thumb, and hit the other button with the other part of your thumb. i just booted up mario kart to test how i play, and my thumb naturally sits on the accelerator, and i hit the item button with the same thumb without moving it off the accelerator. i dont have big hands or anything either lol
@@bruciekibbutz2947 Yeah, it's kinda funny how someone can make the SNES controller seem complicated. And it's 100% not awkward to use if it's being held properly. In fact, it's the best gamepad of that generation with over two buttons for actually being able to easily rock or lift your thumb across to all the other face buttons very easily and intuitively. The diamond-shaped face button layout is precisely why a game like Super Smash TV is so great to control with a single thumb on SNES. And there's a reason much of this controller's design has become the defacto standard in all modern controllers. Nintendo absolutely nailed it with the SNES controller, especially as the pack-in one that every single SNES owner got as standard. Best in class--no doubt at it.
@@GregsGameRoom Unless you're speedrunning all your games and trying to break world records or something, where literally every millisecond counts, I not sure that's a real problem right there. Just need to relax and rock that thumb over to the button you want to press, and job's a good 'un. :D
Too bad you can't use the Genesis 6-button controller on Snes. I have a Snes hori fighting commander controller that solves the 6 face button problem. Still pales in comparison to the Genesis because of the inferior form factor and same stiff crappy d-pad.
Hmm, well I Don’t think necessarily that RPG’s can be addicting. Maybe I’m wrong. I just don’t think there’s that addicting element. Sure, it can pull you in and suck you in, but as far as addicting RPG… I don’t know really.
Batman is very boring. Not addictive. I was squirming in my seat wanting it to stop. Battletoads. Best western beat-em-up ever? 5/5 - not tempted there. Puzzle Bobble I tried and got to level 100 without losing a life before I got bored. Tried it on hard and died instantly. Final Fight isn't fun. Worst port of Puyo Puyo. MK2 colour me bolwed over you dissed the snes controller and slow laggy game system. Ninja Warriors Return is a beat em up, unlike the titular original, which is shooting. I prefer the original, the Natsume game gets repetitive and you turn it off for that reason. Sim City. Ok... Not even a good version. Starfox is a game? I though it was a proof of concept that was rejected for being almost nothing... I respect the effort with Alien v Predator but I think that was best glossed over. I know some gems on the snes but they are not proper games, they are snes games, a subset of games that don't quite fit the criteria.
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Appreciate you watching. This is my list, but what games do you find addicting?
Addictive NES Games: th-cam.com/video/XQ3KsYVnqgs/w-d-xo.html
Nintendo vs. Atari: th-cam.com/video/HKrWJJmlTnE/w-d-xo.html
Super Nintendo vs. Arcade: th-cam.com/video/s29FhGunPVc/w-d-xo.html
I'm not an avid gamer. At 42, I have kids / teens who play the Switch, but I just can't immerse myself in modern gaming. However, I was one in the 1980s and 1990s and I still own all of my games. On occasion, I'll turn on my SNES and play for a few hours, and I always have my go-to games:
Super Mario World is my all time favorite game.
Mega Man X blew my mind as a kid.
Donkey Kong Country 2 improved upon the original in every way.
Super Mario RPG is a game I used to play through in its entirety every year when I was a young adult.
Final Fantasy IV is my favorite title in the franchise. I'm currently playing through it again.
Tetris Attack is the best puzzle game on the SNES.
Kirby's Dream Course is so unique - there's nothing else like it.
Super Bomberman 2 has a great story mode and the multiplayer mode is still enjoyable even when playing against CPU's.
Super Castlevania IV is such a satisfying entry to play in the franchise. That whip...
Turtles In Time. What more can I say?
Smart Ball is my guilty pleasure since it was the first video game I ever rented.
This list isn't mean to be a showcase of my awareness of the greatest titles the SNES has to offer, because there are certainly objectively better games out there. On those rare days where I do plug in the SNES to play for a spell, it's almost a guarantee I will choose one of these titles to play first. Of course I love Chrono Trigger, The Legend of Zelda ALTTP, Super Metroid, etc. but my nostalgia pulls me towards these games over even the better ones most of the time.
If you were to play a modern game… What would that game be? 🤔
@lifespanofafry1534 I've played most of Mario Odyssey and some Breath of the Wild. I just can't sit down for long periods of time to play games anymore. I'm 42, I'm married with 3 kids and 3 acres of land to manage (plus a full time job that requires me to travel at times). Not enough hours in the day to play much anymore.
THESE were the games that I grew up with. Almost every single title was something that was a mainstay in our console. So so cool to see so many that I haven’t thought about in a long time.
I was a kid and I loved Simcity on the SNES.
Same here. It such an unique relaxing experience. (When the city is not plagued by a disaster)
It's actually a pretty good translation of the computer game.
Back in the day we just wanted a fun game. If it happened to be graphically awesome, then that was a bonus! Our expectations were much lower than today. Now we scoff at anything that doesn't absolutely blow us away. I miss the old days.
I remember playing all the Super Famicom Title versions of all the ones that you have listed here. Between bringing my Super Famicom to my grandparents house to a friends sleepovers in a treehouse with a TV
That’s a lot of games!
That's so AWESOME you included Kirby's Avalanche...That game is a true GEM
I really liked the graphics and visuals from Donkey Kong Country and Batman Returns. Those games were gems. Super Castlevania IV was solid as well.
Liked and subbed. Been playing super nes since 1992 or so and to this day i still boot it up occasionally. I have about 30 snes games including one that is a 110 in 1 cart with some super expensive and rare games like Earthbound and Chrono Trigger. Snes is easily one of my favorite systems. So many gems across the board
I appreciate it much more today than when it was originally released.
The SNES is actually the last retro console I had. My parents got it for me but I only had a small collection of games. Best memories were my young kids watching me play Super Mario All Stars and playing Super Mario Kart with me
I found it hard to get the kids interested in older games when their friends were already playing the modern stuff.
The atari collection looks like it would benefit from the snes mouse, especially super breakout, missile command and centipede
And probably Tempest too.
Wish battlezone was 2600 version
Batman was great. I had no idea sunset riders even existed on the snes. I had a magicom at the time with 100's of games too.
SR is a lotta fun!
You got a few of mine. One that I always go back to that wasn't listed is Rock N' Roll Racing. I was absolutely addicted to that one.
Dude, I had a Super Nintendo growing up and never new about Ninja Warriors! Really awesome game! Thanks man!
I grew up with SNES and I still play Killer Instinct. Not every day. I keep coming back to it. Plus Final Fantasy 3 is just amazing.
You pretty much covered all my favorite games but I would have included Uniracers, Rock-'n'-roll Racing and Yoshi's Island.
SNES port of Gradius III: To this day, that soundtrack is Glorious! And 2:27 Adventures of Batman & Robin is a Fantastic Run & Gun title on the Sega Genesis.
It’s beautiful but extremely tough!
A great list! Personally I'd like to add Turrican, Parodius Da and Tiny Toon Adventures.
Edit : And Plok!
Great video. You forgot NBA HANG TIME, SONIC BLAST MAN 2 and TOTAL CARNAGE. All addicting as well
Still the best pure gaming console of all time imo.
Also, Street Fighter II Turbo goes up to 10 stars on SNES too: "After the Capcom logo disappears on the opening credits, press Down, R, Up, L, Y, B on controller 2".
I honestly thought this was common knowledge in gamer circles at this point. You know, just like how you actually have to enter a cheat to get blood in the Genesis' version of Mortal Kombat, as it's also not something that's turned on by default there.
And, possibly similarly relevant here, you might additionally not be aware there were SNES controllers with 6 buttons on the front like the Hori Fighting Commander gamepad, and best-in-class arcade fight sticks like the C&L Championship Joystick for SNES too. Both are perfect additional controller options if you need as close to an arcade control setup as possible for your Mortal Kombat II and Street Fighter II marathons.
The default 6-button controller that comes standard in the box for every SNES owner is still brilliant for fighting games already though--just have to be clear on that.
By the way, you seem to make using that SNES controller a lot harder than it actually is at times. In Mario Kart for example, you can just rock your thumb around to hit most buttons, or simply move it over for a moment to press the A button to use items, ya know.
Yeah, the later levels in Super Mario World get longer, or certainly harder, at least for me.
Addicting SNES games that keep me coming back:
Super Mario World
Yoshi's Island
Super Smash TV
F-Zero
Street Fighter II
Street Fighter II Turbo
Super Metroid
A Link to the Past
Super Aleste
Parodius Da!
U.N. Squadron
Super Punch-Out!!
Super Tennis
Super Bomberman 2 (2-player)
Turtles in Time
Star Fox
Contra III
Pocky & Rocky
Donkey Kong Country
Super Ghouls n' Ghosts (patched to fix the slowdown)
Legend of the Mystical Ninja
Killer Instinct
Super Castlevania IV
Super Mario All-Stars
Wild Guns
ActRaiser
Chrono Trigger
Still a lot of games to feature...
@@GregsGameRoom Yeah, plenty of great titles for sure.
I like my model 1 genesis and protype japan snes shell next to each other.
The snes is overrated and outdated.
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I always come back for robotrek
I'm 55 years old and I have lived through the whole video game lifespan.
I didn't really get into them though till my friend got a Sega Genisis from his girlfriend back in 1989 so I was 19 then.
He put on Golden Axe and it blew my mind and I know then I had to get one lol.
Ever since then I've been a gamer.
Today I'm mostly an RPG player but I still like most games and at least check them out.
From what I remember, the SNES has a 10 star option for SF II Turbo, takes a code to unlock it. But seriously, who wants to play a fighting game on 10 stars, it's like watching a clown show at that speed. It's pretty much an unplayable mess at 10 stars.
You gotta talk about doom on the snes its hilarious and actually isn’t really a bad port
It’s playable. Resolution is pretty bad.
Had it back in 1993 or so. I remember thinking why would they put it on the SNES when it looks like hot garbage. Meanwhile my brother at the time was playing the original shareware version on the PC and it was mind boggling graphics compared to the SNES at the time
@@dbzfanatic278 at the time the snes port was still awesome
@@Idk436-o3j Exactly. No other home console fps game at the time even came close. I mean, some were okay, but even a kinda low-bar Doom is superior to 99% of all other fps games--doubly true back then. Doom running on SNES in the '90s was legit, and pretty dang stunning relative to the time and the rest of the home console fps landscape.
@@inceptional but for the time seeing a pc game on a Super Nintendo is crazy and people didn’t even care
I been playing a lot too. recently got the chinese everdrive clone and im really pleased with it. doesnt play any of the enhancement chip games but i own all the good ones already 😂 only cost me 15 bucks canadian so i cant complain.
Metal Warriros, I had to buy myself a repro cart as it's more of a rare game that costs a fortune to buy original. (Of course I can go the emulator route but nothing beats the real thing. And I still have my SNES from 1991 with a bit old CRT TV.
Metal Warriors has an awesome 2 player battle mode which is super addictive. Specially on stages with many available mechs as you can press select, escape and fly to another if your buddy didn't find and slaughter them or you first.
My other game is one that no one know or cares about. Metal Combat for the super scope 6. You finish it once, you get another gunner that has a big difference in gameplay. You also unlock a difficulty level pick. Low Med and Hard... and Hard is beyond hard. Medium is a good balance of hard... very addicting at that point.
It also has a 2 player mode where your buddy controls the bad guy using the controller... the there is at least 8 completely different mechs for controller use with so many awesome moves and ways to shoot at you. Awesome game.
I found this video of an epic Metal Combat round on Hard just to give you an idea.
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Metal Warriors is a cool game!
You already had me feeling your nostalgic snake oil as you started your video "The Super Nintendo!"
Snake oil?
Arcade players are strange, they try to hold the gamepad like an arcade stick and then say that the buttons are in strange places, try to hold the controller like it suposed to and the buttom configuration will make sense.
Yup. I'm in full agreement with you on this one. Dunno how anyone can kinda mess up using a SNES controller, but here we are. Lol :-o
Shouldn't one play a home arcade port like the arcade? I don't play MK2 the arcade game with my thumbs.
@@GregsGameRoom I would say yes in principle, but only if you're actually using a controller designed for that way of playing, like the C&L Championship Joystick for SNES for example.
The SNES controller is specifically designed for you to hold your right thumb over the main diamond face button arrangement and then move it around or rock it to press all the various buttons and standard button combinations on the face there. It's literally demonstrated pictorially like this in some of the instruction manuals (can't recall which ones).
With Super Mario World for example, you're kinda supposed to rest the tip of your thumb on the Y button, so you can hold it down to run and grab items and such, and then rock it down to press the pad of your thumb on the B button to jump at the same time. If you don't do that it's actually a lot harder to keep running at full speed when you then went to press to jump as well. You'd have to literally remove your finger from holding run/grab to press jump without using the rocking method. Well, unless you're using the crab grip or whatever it's called, or something like that. :-o
Of course, it's a free world, so each person can obviously use it however they want and prefer. I'm just sharing some thoughts on that. :)
@@inceptional yeah that game is so untuitive. 8 year olds love having 6 buttons to deal with at 100 mph.
Ninja Warriors always reminds me of Alien Solider for some reason
Super Crack Entertainment System !
I never got too into SNES idk why, I think I just dont like the Mario games for the console. I prefer the NES and Game Boy ones, and of course SM64 blew it all away. But, 1 exception: Super Mario Kart! While a lot of people started with Mario Kart 64, I was blessed to have a best friend who got that game very early on. It's just so much better than any other racing game that had ever been made, it changed the way people looked at racing type games forever. Donkey Kong Country games are another that I tried to like but I just never enjoyed as much as say, the 16 bit Sonic games for example. They look great but, Ill stick to playing DK in Mario Kart and Smash Bros and Mario Party, Tennis, Golf, haha you get the point
I did recently get a bit addicted to trying to get a good time on Gabby Jay, but I hit a brick wall once I got past him, I just find it way too demoralizing taking hits. If Super Famicom games count then I could see myself getting addicted to Super Bombliss, it's a Tetris variant, I played it a bit but as with many Tetris type games the rules are a bit unclear compared the purity of proper Tetris, still fun though. Smash TV looks like one of those "just one more go" kind of games, I've been meaning to play it for almost 30 years now
Disfrutar del SNES/Super Famicom durante mi infancia fue muy gratificante; así que esta es una breve muestra de su extraordinario catálogo:
Shin Megami Tensei
Chrono Trigger
Front Mission
EarthBound
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
Street Fighter Alpha 2
Killer Instinct
Clock Tower
International Superstar Soccer Deluxe
Final Fight 3
Shin Nekketsu Kouha: Kunio Tachi no Banka
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time
Ranma 1/2: Chougi Ranbu Hen
Mahou Kishi Rayearth
JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken
NBA Give 'N Go
Super Kyuukyoku Harikiri Stadium
Todd McFarlane's Spawn: The Video Game
Sunset Riders
Super Castlevania IV
The Amazing Spider-Man: Lethal Foes
Mega Man X3
Joe & Mac
Demon's Crest
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
Kirby's Dream Land 3
Kishin Douji Zenki: Rettou Raiden
Kaizou Tyoujin Shubibinman Zero
Super Bonk
Choujikuu Yousai Macross: Scrambled Valkyrie
Cybernator
Cotton 100%: Marchen Adventure
Pocky & Rocky
U.N. Squadron
Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension
Ryuuko no Ken 2
Super V.G. - Variable Geo
Shin Kidou Senki Gundam W: Endless Duel
Unholy Night: The Darkness Hunter
Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon
Captain Commando
Samurai Shodown
GS Mikami: Joreishi wa Nice Body
F1 Pole Position 2
GT Racing
Top Gear
Super Mario Kart
Super Drift Out
Famicom Tantei Club Part II: Ushiro ni Tatsu Shoujo
Doukyuusei 2
Tokimeki Memorial: Densetsu no Ki no Shita de
Contra III: The Alien Wars
Batman Returns
Sengoku Denshou
Undercover Cops
Final Fantasy IV
Slayers
Dragon Quest III: Soshite Densetsu e...
Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
Der Langrisser
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
From TV animation - Slam Dunk: Yonkyo Taiketsu!!
Star Fox
Super Metroid
Snoopy Concert
Super Mario All-Stars
Vegas Stakes
Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss
Super Bomberman: Panic Bomber W
Panel de Pon
Super Puyo Puyo Tsuu
Bust-A-Move
Magical Drop 2
There was a code to get the SNES SFII Turbo up to 10 stars.
Yeah. I was just about to say that. And holy hell was it fast too. Lol. Way too fast for me to be able to play it well.
@@blackenedheart9592 i remember using that code and i was luck to get to the 4th stage. smeone once told me that code made the SNES version almost twice as fast as the arcade version. to this day i still believe it
I was lucky enough to have windows 95 and could play Doom and Wolfenstein instead of SNES. I did have them but found out as soon as i started playing that they were going in the next garage sale
Bust a move is such a misleading title.
IMO The Lost Vikings should have made this list!
Is there fatalities on mortal Kombat 2 super Nintendo version
Yes
ive only recently gotten in to the SNES thanks to emulation and the E Shop
Star Fox was another big hit for the SNES. Star Fox was something the Genesis couldn't do or match.
The 4th generation of video games was the best.
The Genesis doesn't have a Batman game as good as Returns? What?! The first Batman game by Sunsoft for the Genesis says hello. Also, Batman Returns on the Sega CD (all driving option) is the stuff caped crusader dreams are made of.
I gotten my Snes mini & and Tinker it to hold a lot more snes games🖐😌👌
Title - 25 addicting games yo u must play.
First game - "not the greatest game but i come back to it occasionally....."
Might be good to make sure the title is accurate to the games your going to showcase.
The Room isn't the best film but it's an absolute must-see.
@@RJBadman if the comment was "it isn't the best game but it's super addictive and I come back to it often" then it wouldn't be an issue. Your concentrating on the first part of the statement. The issue is the second part. The part that says I come back to it occasionally. That's not very " addicting" is it
@@guardianali Calm down chap, you're arguing semantic about the title of a youtube video.
I loved sunset riders I sucked at it though.
My 💎
Zelda: ALTTP
Earthbound
Doremi Fantasy
Illusion of Gaia
Secret Of Mana
Secret of Evermore
Chrono Trigger
DKC 1-2-3
Super Metroid
Mega Man X
TNMT: Turtles In Time
SMB Allstars + World
SMW 2: Yoshis Island
Super Bomberman 2
Super Ghost's And Goblins
Aladdin
The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse
Super Mario Kart
Super Mario RPG
Contra 3
Legend of the Mystical Ninja
Super Castlevania IV
ActRaiser
Lufia II
Goof Troop
Clock Tower
Shadowrun
Final Fight 1-2-3
Super Double Dragon
NBA Jam TE
Super Punch Out!
Super Tennis
Saturday Night Slam Masters
SF2 Turbo, SF2: New Challengers, SFA 2
Killer Instinct
MK 1-2-3
i grew up on the PS1
18:28 As other have mentioned, that is not how you use the SNES controller unless you are missing a thumb.
Holding the SNES controller like it's an arcade joystick 😅
It's like you can't hold a controller properly or something. Can't you press a button while holding down another next to it with the same thumb? this looks very frustrating to play like that.
Sure. But moving your thumb over to a different button isn’t as fast as having your fingers on each of them.
@@GregsGameRoom no, you don't move your thumb around to different buttons, you hold down the button with one side of your thumb, and hit the other button with the other part of your thumb. i just booted up mario kart to test how i play, and my thumb naturally sits on the accelerator, and i hit the item button with the same thumb without moving it off the accelerator. i dont have big hands or anything either lol
@@bruciekibbutz2947 Yeah, it's kinda funny how someone can make the SNES controller seem complicated. And it's 100% not awkward to use if it's being held properly. In fact, it's the best gamepad of that generation with over two buttons for actually being able to easily rock or lift your thumb across to all the other face buttons very easily and intuitively. The diamond-shaped face button layout is precisely why a game like Super Smash TV is so great to control with a single thumb on SNES. And there's a reason much of this controller's design has become the defacto standard in all modern controllers. Nintendo absolutely nailed it with the SNES controller, especially as the pack-in one that every single SNES owner got as standard. Best in class--no doubt at it.
@@GregsGameRoom Unless you're speedrunning all your games and trying to break world records or something, where literally every millisecond counts, I not sure that's a real problem right there. Just need to relax and rock that thumb over to the button you want to press, and job's a good 'un. :D
Too bad you can't use the Genesis 6-button controller on Snes. I have a Snes hori fighting commander controller that solves the 6 face button problem.
Still pales in comparison to the Genesis because of the inferior form factor and same stiff crappy d-pad.
Bust a move>Tetris
No Zelda or RPGs? meh, not my taste.
Hmm, well I Don’t think necessarily that RPG’s can be addicting. Maybe I’m wrong. I just don’t think there’s that addicting element. Sure, it can pull you in and suck you in, but as far as addicting RPG… I don’t know really.
@@lifespanofafry1534 i love RPGs absurdly./
You haven't played SMW all the way through..? That's a joke, right?
Love your vids but I get triggered every time you say "addicting" instead of "addictive". 😆
No super Metroid? Lame!!!!!!!!
Batman is very boring. Not addictive. I was squirming in my seat wanting it to stop. Battletoads. Best western beat-em-up ever? 5/5 - not tempted there. Puzzle Bobble I tried and got to level 100 without losing a life before I got bored. Tried it on hard and died instantly. Final Fight isn't fun. Worst port of Puyo Puyo. MK2 colour me bolwed over you dissed the snes controller and slow laggy game system. Ninja Warriors Return is a beat em up, unlike the titular original, which is shooting. I prefer the original, the Natsume game gets repetitive and you turn it off for that reason. Sim City. Ok... Not even a good version. Starfox is a game? I though it was a proof of concept that was rejected for being almost nothing...
I respect the effort with Alien v Predator but I think that was best glossed over. I know some gems on the snes but they are not proper games, they are snes games, a subset of games that don't quite fit the criteria.
The most overrated console ever.
Really?
What’s #2? The 2600?
Now you're hating with power...
Super power!!