The Original Playstation Is The Greatest Console Of All Time.

[QUOTE="BubbyJello"][QUOTE="X_CAPCOM_X"][QUOTE="Kirlok"]

N64 is atleast 3 times better

X_CAPCOM_X

Yeah :lol:

3 seems a little low

Nope, I'm BubbyJello.

[QUOTE="LegendofNerd"][QUOTE="Video_Game_King"][QUOTE="Vyyral"]

NES is awesome, but SNES beats it imo.

Video_Game_King

Hell, you were the first console (Atari is, by my standards, a home arcade) and defined console gaming, but the SNES is better.

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"Sniff..."

"Everyone loves my younger brother more than me..."

Hey, cry me a river. I'll help with some ambiance. You didn't have FF6. DON'T TRY AND CONFUSE ME WITH YOUR FINAL FANTASY III!!! It was a great game, but it was Japan only. There are some things you could do that the little bro couldn't (like DuckTales), but SNES was better. You were a transition machine, but the SNES was a Renaissance console. Leonardo daTendo.

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"HA! You just got told NES! Owned!"

^

"Face it big bro, I'm the superior machine! Better graphics, better games, better everything! And you know what? People love me! Compared to me, you are nothing! Nothing! Ha ha ha!"

^

"I... I guess you're right, SNES. Everyone loves you. And me? I'm just... a nobody. Just an old fossil the world doesn't need anymore... I think... I think I better leave..."

^

"So long SW. We had some fun while it lasted. But don't worry about me. You'll always have SNES... the superior machine... to love. Perhaps we'll meet again... someday..."

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"HA! You just got told NES! Owned!"

^

"Face it big bro, I'm the superior machine! Better graphics, better games, better everything! And you know what? People love me! Compared to me, you are nothing! Nothing! Ha ha ha!"

^

"I... I guess you're right, SNES. Everyone loves you. And me? I'm just... a nobody. Just an old fossil the world doesn't need anymore... I think... I think I better leave..."

^

"So long SW. We had some fun while it lasted. But don't worry about me. You'll always have SNES... the superior machine... to love. Perhaps we'll meet again... someday..."

LegendofNerd

Hey, come back NES! *NES comes back* Why must you disappoint me? A lot of your key games got their start on the MSX, and were better. Metal Gear, Dragon Warrior, Final Fantasy, a whole lot of 'em! And why'd you sweep Faria under the rug, along with many other great games? You're nothing compared to your little brother. The only reason God doesn't erase you from existence is because you amuse him, somehow. But wait until he gets to the Rat Race level in Battletoads :twisted:...

Looks like the NES needs a confidence boost;

Looks like the NES needs a confidence boost;

BubbyJello

Uh-uh, no way. Gonna drive the nail home with an MSX:

And then let's see its cousin:

And the results of his accident...

Vweeh-hee-hee! I fear you've outlived your usefulness, NES.

Hey, come back NES! *NES comes back* Why must you disappoint me? A lot of your key games got their start on the MSX, and were better. Metal Gear, Dragon Warrior, Final Fantasy, a whole lot of 'em! And why'd you sweep Faria under the rug, along with many other great games? You're nothing compared to your little brother. The only reason God doesn't erase you from existence is because you amuse him, somehow. But wait until he gets to the Rat Race level in Battletoads :twisted:...

Video_Game_King

Uh, actually only Metal Gear started on the MSX2. Dragon Quest/Warrior and Final Fantasy were on the NES first before being ported to the aforementioned Japanese computer.

[QUOTE="Video_Game_King"]

Hey, come back NES! *NES comes back* Why must you disappoint me? A lot of your key games got their start on the MSX, and were better. Metal Gear, Dragon Warrior, Final Fantasy, a whole lot of 'em! And why'd you sweep Faria under the rug, along with many other great games? You're nothing compared to your little brother. The only reason God doesn't erase you from existence is because you amuse him, somehow. But wait until he gets to the Rat Race level in Battletoads :twisted:...

ThePlothole

Uh, actually only Metal Gear started on the MSX2. Dragon Quest/Warrior and Final Fantasy were on the NES first before being ported to the aforementioned Japanese computer.

Hey man, I'm trying to make the NES feel like crap :P. And still, many franchises started on the MSX.

Looks like the NES needs a confidence boost;

BubbyJello

Hey man, I'm trying to make the NES feel like crap :P. And still, many franchises started on the MSX.

Video_Game_King

Ah well, don't listen to him NES! Without you the American gaming industry might have died out completely.

[QUOTE="Video_Game_King"]

Hey, come back NES! *NES comes back* Why must you disappoint me? A lot of your key games got their start on the MSX, and were better. Metal Gear, Dragon Warrior, Final Fantasy, a whole lot of 'em! And why'd you sweep Faria under the rug, along with many other great games? You're nothing compared to your little brother. The only reason God doesn't erase you from existence is because you amuse him, somehow. But wait until he gets to the Rat Race level in Battletoads :twisted:...

ThePlothole

Uh, actually only Metal Gear started on the MSX2. Dragon Quest/Warrior and Final Fantasy were on the NES first before being ported to the aforementioned Japanese computer.

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"][QUOTE="Video_Game_King"]

Hey, come back NES! *NES comes back* Why must you disappoint me? A lot of your key games got their start on the MSX, and were better. Metal Gear, Dragon Warrior, Final Fantasy, a whole lot of 'em! And why'd you sweep Faria under the rug, along with many other great games? You're nothing compared to your little brother. The only reason God doesn't erase you from existence is because you amuse him, somehow. But wait until he gets to the Rat Race level in Battletoads :twisted:...

Panzer_Zwei

Uh, actually only Metal Gear started on the MSX2. Dragon Quest/Warrior and Final Fantasy were on the NES first before being ported to the aforementioned Japanese computer.

Like Aleste, Parodius, and I think some type of Snatcher game.

I picked the 16-bit era, but at the same time the N64 PWNSSSS the PS1.

the n64 in my opinion is a million times greater than the ps1. but thats just my opinion.

Ofcourse the same cant be said about the GC lol.

[QUOTE="BubbyJello"]

Looks like the NES needs a confidence boost;

Panzer_Zwei

Not really. It automatically gets disqualified for having the pause button on the console.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"][QUOTE="ThePlothole"][QUOTE="Video_Game_King"]

Hey, come back NES! *NES comes back* Why must you disappoint me? A lot of your key games got their start on the MSX, and were better. Metal Gear, Dragon Warrior, Final Fantasy, a whole lot of 'em! And why'd you sweep Faria under the rug, along with many other great games? You're nothing compared to your little brother. The only reason God doesn't erase you from existence is because you amuse him, somehow. But wait until he gets to the Rat Race level in Battletoads :twisted:...

Video_Game_King

Uh, actually only Metal Gear started on the MSX2. Dragon Quest/Warrior and Final Fantasy were on the NES first before being ported to the aforementioned Japanese computer.

Like Aleste, Parodius, and I think some type of Snatcher game.

And the amazing Compile games, like ALESTE series, Guardic, Xanac, Golvellius, Madou Monogatari etc.

PS1 is great. i practically grew up on that console. i'm only 20 and my parents wouldnt let me have videogaems when i was really young.

I remember twisted metal 2, spyro, ffVII, and crash bandacoot all bring back fond memories.

[QUOTE="BubbyJello"]

Looks like the NES needs a confidence boost;

Video_Game_King

Uh-uh, no way. Gonna drive the nail home with an MSX:

And then let's see its cousin:

And the results of his accident...

Vweeh-hee-hee! I fear you've outlived your usefulness, NES.

^

"Oh my... D... Dad? DAD?!?!?"

^

"What the hell did you do to my dad?!?!?"

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"][QUOTE="BubbyJello"]

Looks like the NES needs a confidence boost;

Video_Game_King

Not really. It automatically gets disqualified for having the pause button on the console.

The pause button was really annoying indeed. But that had nothing on the quality of the games. Alex Kidd was far better than Mario. Those DQ and FF games had nothing on Phantasy Star. Ys was an atrocity on the NES. Power Strike II was the best SHMUP of the whole 8-bit era.

Oh, and who can forget the FamiDisk beauty. Nothing like having your games melt down on you.

^

"Oh my... D... Dad? DAD?!?!?"

^

"What the hell did you do to my dad?!?!?"

LegendofNerd

Let's get some music going. You like that? Its SNES music. Yea, its better than what you push. And I'm afraid he died of old age. He simply wasn't loved and...had to go. Hell, you started off with a stupid add-on that only supported two games, but what did little bro do? He gave us a pseudo-3D thrill. Face it, you were a means by which the industry could achieve greater things, and the SNES was the realization of said things. You have no more place in today's industry.

Yes really.

The pause button was really annoying indeed. But that had nothing on the quality of the games. Alex Kidd was far better than Mario. Those DQ and FF games had nothing on Phantasy Star. Ys was an atrocity on the NES. Power Strike II was the best SHMUP of the whole 8-bit era.

Oh, and who can forget the FamiDisk beauty. Nothing like having your games melt down on you.

Panzer_Zwei

Let me tackle this one by one:

Alex Kidd was good at first, but then went downhill at a 90 degree angle. Quickly. Everything after Miracle World sucked.
Phantasy Star was pretty damn good, but the dungeons were horribly hard. Seriously, it felt like D&D, making maps and thinking from that perspective and such.
...I agree with you.
Can't say much on the last two.

But the NES is better. And since that's gonna go jump in a lake due to depression (inflicted by me), imagine the SMS's problems. You know not who you mess with :P:|.

Hell yeah. The 64 bit era was great. PS1 and N64 era was the best.

But THis gen>Last gen IMO. last gen got corny quick.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

Yes really.

The pause button was really annoying indeed. But that had nothing on the quality of the games. Alex Kidd was far better than Mario. Those DQ and FF games had nothing on Phantasy Star. Ys was an atrocity on the NES. Power Strike II was the best SHMUP of the whole 8-bit era.

Oh, and who can forget the FamiDisk beauty. Nothing like having your games melt down on you.

Video_Game_King

Let me tackle this one by one:

Alex Kidd was good at first, but then went downhill at a 90 degree angle. Quickly. Everything after Miracle World sucked.
Phantasy Star was pretty damn good, but the dungeons were horribly hard. Seriously, it felt like D&D, making maps and thinking from that perspective and such.
...I agree with you.
Can't say much on the last two.

But the NES is better. And since that's gonna go jump in a lake due to depression (inflicted by me), imagine the SMS's problems. You know not who you mess with :P:|.

You seem to think everything is hard. Langrisser was hard for you if I remember.

You must play too much Nintendo games for you to think like that.

Overall, the Master System was still better.

[QUOTE="BubbyJello"][QUOTE="X_CAPCOM_X"][QUOTE="Kirlok"]

N64 is atleast 3 times better

X_CAPCOM_X

Yeah :lol:

3 seems a little low

It's at least 64, right?

Alex Kidd and the Lost stars was good. And SEGA had more stuff like Wonder Boy/Monster World.

You seem to think everything is hard. Langrisser was hard for you if I remember.

You must play too much Nintendo games for you to think like that.

Overall, the Master System was still better.

Panzer_Zwei

Not really, no. I couldn't even make out what they were saying (I'm guessing "I'm the Miracle Ball", but it could be anything), and it pulled that damn "time bar that looks like a health bar" trick that pisses me off. And yea, those games were good.

Yea, that one was hard, but I've played some other games that were legitimately hard. And if anything, I find a lot of games to be too easy. So many, in fact, that I stop bringing up that point in my blogs.

No, I was agreeing with you when I said that Ys on the NES was an abomination. How horrible. Confusing dungeons and thigh raping gameplay. And let's not forget a title with two consonants. How do you prononce that!?*

No, NES was. Did it have Battletoads? Or a good Double Dragon?

*I know how to pronounce the damn word, I looked it up.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

Alex Kidd and the Lost stars was good. And SEGA had more stuff like Wonder Boy/Monster World.

You seem to think everything is hard. Langrisser was hard for you if I remember.

You must play too much Nintendo games for you to think like that.

Overall, the Master System was still better.

Video_Game_King

Not really, no. I couldn't even make out what they were saying (I'm guessing "I'm the Miracle Ball", but it could be anything), and it pulled that damn "time bar that looks like a health bar" trick that pisses me off. And yea, those games were good.

Yea, that one was hard, but I've played some other games that were legitimately hard. And if anything, I find a lot of games to be too easy. So many, in fact, that I stop bringing up that point in my blogs.

No, I was agreeing with you when I said that Ys on the NES was an abomination. How horrible. Confusing dungeons and thigh raping gameplay. And let's not forget a title with two consonants. How do you prononce that!?*

No, NES was. Did it have Battletoads? Or a good Double Dragon?

*I know how to pronounce the damn word, I looked it up.

Master System had Golvellius, Zillion, Kujaku-Ou, Chou-on Senshi: Borgman.

Master System was the best.

And Ys is pronounced like *geez*

Are you kidding? Double Dragon on the NES was awful. The Master System version blows it out of the water. And yes, it had Battletoads in South America I believe.

Master System had Golvellius, Zillion, Kujaku-Ou, Chou-on Senshi: Borgman.

Master System was the best.

And Ys is pronounced like *geez*

Panzer_Zwei

ScrewAttack doesn't seem to think that way, and they're as old school knowledgable as both of us. The Nerd insulted it for the SMS, but the NES version was in the Top 10 Beat em Ups.
Really? South America? I think they had a crapload of SMS games that nobody else got. I think they got Gunstar Heroes and Sonic Blast.
Good game, haven't played, and the last two sound like they're horribly obscure and/or Japan-only.
No, the control eliminates it. Mushy D-pad, start button on the console, and some weird 3D thing that was just as unneeded as it was in a few Square games.

You didn't see the asterisk. did ya?

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

Are you kidding? Double Dragon on the NES was awful. The Master System version blows it out of the water. And yes, it had Battletoads in South America I believe.

Master System had Golvellius, Zillion, Kujaku-Ou, Chou-on Senshi: Borgman.

Master System was the best.

And Ys is pronounced like *geez*

Video_Game_King

ScrewAttack doesn't seem to think that way, and they're as old school knowledgable as both of us. The Nerd insulted it for the SMS, but the NES version was in the Top 10 Beat em Ups.
Really? South America? I think they had a crapload of SMS games that nobody else got. I think they got Gunstar Heroes and Sonic Blast.
Good game, haven't played, and the last two sound like they're horribly obscure and/or Japan-only.
No, the control eliminates it. Mushy D-pad, start button on the console, and some weird 3D thing that was just as unneeded as it was in a few Square games.

You didn't see the asterisk. did ya?

Like I already mentoned, the Master System was the best despite the start button. It had nothing to do with the quality of the games themselves. The uncomfortable NES pad and it's cheap D-pad wasn't what you would call a good controler neiher.

ScrewAttack? please... yes I saw their "amazing" Top 10 SHMUPS of all-time list. Yes, very savvy indeed. :?

Like I already mentoned, the Master System was the best despite the start button. It had nothing to do with the quality of the games themselves. The uncomfortable NES pad and it's cheap D-pad wasn't what you would call a good controler neiher.

Panzer_Zwei

I'd say you're disappointed because you import. They're limited to what they own, and I'm not sure they import.

Still, NES was better. Let's play "You Name SMS Game and I Name a Better on the NES". And it has to be in the ballpark, no responding to Phantasy Star with freaking Battletoads.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

ScrewAttack? please... yes I saw their "amazing" Top 10 SHMUPS of all-time list. Yes, very savvy indeed. :?

Like I already mentoned, the Master System was the best despite the start button. It had nothing to do with the quality of the games themselves. The uncomfortable NES pad and it's cheap D-pad wasn't what you would call a good controler neiher.

Video_Game_King

I'd say you're disappointed because you import. They're limited to what they own, and I'm not sure they import.

Still, NES was better. Let's play "You Name SMS Game and I Name a Better on the NES". And it has to be in the ballpark, no responding to Phantasy Star with freaking Battletoads.

And I don't see the point of doing that. It's not like you can best games like Power Strike II and Phantasy Star with NES games.

to all the people saying n64 is much better than the ps1: do you people not remember the massive gaming droughts and constant delays it had?

there was always something to play on ps1

[QUOTE="Video_Game_King"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

ScrewAttack? please... yes I saw their "amazing" Top 10 SHMUPS of all-time list. Yes, very savvy indeed. :?

Like I already mentoned, the Master System was the best despite the start button. It had nothing to do with the quality of the games themselves. The uncomfortable NES pad and it's cheap D-pad wasn't what you would call a good controler neiher.

Panzer_Zwei

I'd say you're disappointed because you import. They're limited to what they own, and I'm not sure they import.

Still, NES was better. Let's play "You Name SMS Game and I Name a Better on the NES". And it has to be in the ballpark, no responding to Phantasy Star with freaking Battletoads.

And I don't see the point of doing that. It's not like you can best games like Power Strike II and Phantasy Star with NES games.

Those games weren't #1, so that's a bit of a moot point. And besides, what else should be on there? Please don't throw crap at me like Shienryu, Elemental Masters, Blazing Star or any others that are crap.

I can't do Power Strike II because I haven't played it, But for Phantasy Star, how about Dragon Warrior III/IV and Final Fantasy III? Those are pretty good.

PS1=PS2 > >>>>>>>>>>>>>PS3

Xbox 360 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Xbox 1

N64 >>>>>>Gamecube>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Wii

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"][QUOTE="Video_Game_King"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

ScrewAttack? please... yes I saw their "amazing" Top 10 SHMUPS of all-time list. Yes, very savvy indeed. :?

Like I already mentoned, the Master System was the best despite the start button. It had nothing to do with the quality of the games themselves. The uncomfortable NES pad and it's cheap D-pad wasn't what you would call a good controler neiher.

Video_Game_King

I'd say you're disappointed because you import. They're limited to what they own, and I'm not sure they import.

Still, NES was better. Let's play "You Name SMS Game and I Name a Better on the NES". And it has to be in the ballpark, no responding to Phantasy Star with freaking Battletoads.

And I don't see the point of doing that. It's not like you can best games like Power Strike II and Phantasy Star with NES games.

Those games weren't #1, so that's a bit of a moot point. And besides, what else should be on there? Please don't throw crap at me like Shienryu, Elemental Masters, Blazing Star or any others that are crap.

I can't do Power Strike II because I haven't played it, But for Phantasy Star, how about Dragon Warrior III/IV and Final Fantasy III? Those are pretty good.

I guess you woud be off better playing the archaic games on their list like 1945 and Galaga. Games like Musha or Thunder Force, Lord of Thunder, etc. would be too advanced for your tastes.

Wow.. if you think those games are crap, then it's pretty much hopeless. Shienryu is just ok/generic, but Elemental Master and Blazing Star were top notch.

I guess you woud be off better playing the archaic games on their list like 1945 and Galaga. Games like Musha or Thunder Force, Lord of Thunder, etc. would be too advanced for your tastes.

Panzer_Zwei

Elemental Master was generic and had a generic, forgettable plot, and Blazing Star was just WAY, WAY too hard, as I recall.

Oh really? I'm gonna find out which systems those are for and beat them and blog about them. Be there. I'll tell you :P.

For me:

1. SNES

2. N64

3. PS

PS1=PS2 > >>>>>>>>>>>>>PS3

Xbox 360 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Xbox 1

N64 >>>>>>Gamecube>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Wii

AtrumRegina

Excellent comparison. I couldn't agree more.

Let's get some music going. You like that? Its SNES music. Yea, its better than what you push. And I'm afraid he died of old age. He simply wasn't loved and...had to go. Hell, you started off with a stupid add-on that only supported two games, but what did little bro do? He gave us a pseudo-3D thrill. Face it, you were a means by which the industry could achieve greater things, and the SNES was the realization of said things. You have no more place in today's industry.

Video_Game_King

Annnnnnnd... I'm spent.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

Wow.. if you think those games are crap, then it's pretty much hopeless. Shienryu is just ok/generic, but Elemental Master and Blazing Star were top notch.

I guess you woud be off better playing the archaic games on their list like 1945 and Galaga. Games like Musha or Thunder Force, Lord of Thunder, etc. would be too advanced for your tastes.

Video_Game_King

Elemental Master was generic and had a generic, forgettable plot, and Blazing Star was just WAY, WAY too hard, as I recall.

Oh really? I'm gonna find out which systems those are for and beat them and blog about them. Be there. I'll tell you :P.

And if you don't want hard games, you're the wrong genre.

[QUOTE="Video_Game_King"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

Wow.. if you think those games are crap, then it's pretty much hopeless. Shienryu is just ok/generic, but Elemental Master and Blazing Star were top notch.

I guess you woud be off better playing the archaic games on their list like 1945 and Galaga. Games like Musha or Thunder Force, Lord of Thunder, etc. would be too advanced for your tastes.

Panzer_Zwei

Elemental Master was generic and had a generic, forgettable plot, and Blazing Star was just WAY, WAY too hard, as I recall.

Oh really? I'm gonna find out which systems those are for and beat them and blog about them. Be there. I'll tell you :P.

And if you don't want hard games, you're the wrong genre.

Still, it shouldn't have attempted to have that plot. Leave the anime cutscenes to CD based add on games. And I want hard, I just don't want frustrating. A good example would be UN Squadron, Axelay, and, not in the genre, Blast Corps. A good example of frustrating is Ghosts 'N Goblins. Again, not that genre, but frustrating and cheap.

• Ace Combat 2
• Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere
• Actua Soccer
• Adidas Power Soccer
• Air Combat
• Alien Trilogy
• Ape Escape
• A Bug's Life
• Battle Arena Toshinden
• Bust-A-Move 2[1]
• Colin McRae Rally
• Colin McRae Rally 2.0
• Command & Conquer
• Command & Conquer: Red Alert
• Coolboarders 2
• Coolboarders 3
• Coolboarders 4
• Crash Bandicoot
• Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back
• Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped
• Crash Bash
• Croc: Legend of the Gobbos
• CTR: Crash Team Racing
• Dancing Stage EuroMix
• Dancing Stage PARTY EDiTiON
• Destruction Derby
• Destruction Derby 2
• Destruction Derby Raw
• Die Hard Trilogy
• Digimon World
• Dino Crisis 2
• Dinosaur
• Donald Duck: Quack Attack
• Doom
• Driver
• Driver 2
• F1 Championship Season 2000

• FIFA - Road to World Cup 98
• FIFA '99
• FIFA 2000
• Final Fantasy VII
• Final Fantasy VIII
• Final Fantasy IX
• Formula 1 97
• Formula One 2001
• G-Police
• Gran Turismo
• Gran Turismo 2
• Grand Theft Auto
• Heart of Darkness
• Hercules
• International Track & Field
• ISS Pro Evolution
• Jurassic Park: The Lost World
• Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver
• Lilo & Stitch: Trouble in Paradise
• Medal of Honor
• Medal of Honor: Underground
• MediEvil
• MediEvil 2
• Metal Gear Solid
• Mickey's Wild Adventures
• Micro Machines V3
• Monsters, Inc. Scare Island[2]
• Monopoly
• Mortal Kombat Trilogy
• Moto Racer
• Moto Racer 2
• Moto Racer World Tour
• Need for Speed: Porsche 2000
• Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee
• Pandemonium
• Peter Pan: Adventures in Never Land
• PGA Tour 96
• Porsche Challenge
• Rayman
• Rayman 2: The Great Escape
• Resident Evil
• Resident Evil 2
• Ridge Racer
• Ridge Racer Revolution
• Road Rash

• Silent Hill
• Soul Blade
• Soviet Strike
• Spider-Man
• Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro
• Spyro the Dragon
• Spyro 2: Gateway to Glimmer
• Spyro: Year of the Dragon
• Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha
• Street Fighter: The Movie
• Stuart Little 2
• Syphon Filter
• Syphon Filter 2
• Syphon Filter 3
• Tekken
• Tekken 2
• Tekken 3
• The Italian Job
• The X-Files
• Thunderhawk 2: Firestorm
• Tigger's Honey Hunt
• Time Crisis
• Time Crisis: Project Titan
• TOCA Touring Car Championship
• TOCA World Touring Cars
• Tomb Raider
• Tomb Raider II
• Tomb Raider III
• Tomorrow Never Dies
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
• Tony Hawk's Skateboarding
• Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue
• True Pinball
• V-Rally
• V-Rally 2
• Wip3out
• Wipeout
• Wipeout 2097
• The World Is Not Enough
• World Rally Championship Arcade
• Worms
• WWF SmackDown!
• WWF SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role

Nobody can top that IMO.

Many PS1 Games

Nobody can top that IMO.

Shinobi7777

Not sure on some of those. And I can top you with a lot of SNES games. Fortunately, you didn't include the ports of SNES games up there.

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"][QUOTE="Video_Game_King"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

Wow.. if you think those games are crap, then it's pretty much hopeless. Shienryu is just ok/generic, but Elemental Master and Blazing Star were top notch.

I guess you woud be off better playing the archaic games on their list like 1945 and Galaga. Games like Musha or Thunder Force, Lord of Thunder, etc. would be too advanced for your tastes.

Video_Game_King

Elemental Master was generic and had a generic, forgettable plot, and Blazing Star was just WAY, WAY too hard, as I recall.

Oh really? I'm gonna find out which systems those are for and beat them and blog about them. Be there. I'll tell you :P.

And if you don't want hard games, you're the wrong genre.

Still, it shouldn't have attempted to have that plot. Leave the anime cutscenes to CD based add on games. And I want hard, I just don't want frustrating. A good example would be UN Squadron, Axelay, and, not in the genre, Blast Corps. A good example of frustrating is Ghosts 'N Goblins. Again, not that genre, but frustrating and cheap.

ButUN Squadron/Area 88 and Axelay are very easy SHMUPS...:?Panzer_Zwei

Whatever, I haven't played them in a really long game. And I guess I'll say Pulstar to replae those.

I've seen some people here say n64 was better and thats just flatout crazy I'll agree the n64 had some big heavy hitters of that generation but overall was just too weak compared to the almighty psone I mean the n64 had like very little fighting games or rpgs for one so it was missing too very important genres for the most part. if you think the n64 was better yo9u didn't play much psone games if any at all I mean the fricken rhythem, genre was born on psx with parappa the rappa.

I will say the argument can be made for the snes I personally think the psx was better but its very close between psx and snes but n64 I'm sorry just didn't have the overall library to compare although it did have some of the best games of that gen.