Great games to come back to for the SNES

Ossyaris

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#1 Edited By Ossyaris

Their are many great games that I would love to come back to when having nothing to do.
Goof Troop- an amazing 2 player co-op game that is great to play with another person
Super Mario Rpq- Luckily had a cartridge of it and never gets old for an Rpq and a Mario game

What are some games that you would want to come back to at your spare time?

15 years ago

TheFreeMan

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#2 Edited By TheFreeMan

Contra 3! That game is still great fun with a partner. Or maybe Super Smash TV, another fun one with a friend.

15 years ago

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#3 Edited By coakroach

Megaman X ftw

15 years ago

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#4 Edited By TGB

Secret of Mana with the multi-tap, fun times had by all

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#5 Edited By deactivated-57b1d7d14d4a5

There are a lot of obvious answers, but I'll go ahead and say Harvest Moon, because it's probably not the first thing on peoples mind, but damn the game is addictive.

15 years ago

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#6 Edited By Linkyshinks

Terranigma is my second favourite SNES RPG behind Chrono Trigger, with Mana third and LttP being fourth. It's easily one of the best the console ever had. Now with Chrono, LttP and Mana out there I sure hope this is next. I stupidly sold my original copy back in the day and would love to be able to play it again. I loved almost everything single thing about it, but at that age you do not see any value in keeping games you finish. Hopefully with Mana's release on VC it will be making a reappearance soon.

Terranigma was a 1996 action-RPG developed by Quintet Games, and published by Enix Corporation on Super Nintendo. The game was influenced by Quintet's Soul Blazer series which some of you might remember. Terranigma was only localised for European and Australian territories and never made it's way to the North American shores, so it will likely be a Hanabi affair it it arrives on their VC. It's gameplay follows the top-down perspective as well as the control scheme of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past while combining few role-playing elements inspired from SquareSoft's Secret of Mana. It tells the tale of the resurrection of the world, and it's progress from the pre-historic times to the near future. The game was scored by Miyoko Kobayashi and Masanori Hikichi, and the characters were designed by Kamui Fujiwara who now works with Square Enix.

15 years ago

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#7 Edited By deactivated-61665c8292280

Spider-Man & Venom: Maximum Carnage.

I shouldn't need to say anything past Green Jelly.

(It was good for the Genesis, too, but I owned a copy for the Snes.)

15 years ago

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#8 Edited By PureRok

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Final Fantasy III (since that's what VI is called on the SNES), Earthbound, Lufia I & II, Mega Man X (1, 2, and 3), Secret of Mana, Illusion of Gaia, Street Fighter (any of them), Super Ghouls 'N Ghosts, Super Mario Kart, Super Mario World, Super Mario RPG, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 4: Turtles in Time, Chrono Trigger.

15 years ago

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#9 Edited By TheGreatGuero

I just wanna see my SNES again! Where are ya lil' buddy? :(
I think he's trapped up in my attic somewhere! Poor lil' guy. He's been up there for probably around 10 years! He'll never forgive me! Man... this all really reminds me of Jumanji. It's not all that similar, but kinda sorta. Let's face it, I think I just like to think about Jumanji. What a movie! You know what I'm sayin'?

15 years ago