My Favorite GBA Games:

Castlevania: Classic NES SeriesCastlevania: Aria of SorrowCastlevania: Circle of the MoonCastlevania: Harmony of DissonanceContra Advance: The Alien WarsDonkey Kong Country 1 & 2Doom 1 & 2Final Fight OneThe Legend of Zelda: Classic NES SeriesThe Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past: Four Swords EditionThe Legend of Zelda: Minish CapMega Man Zero 1-3 (But DANG, are they hard!)Metal Slug AdvanceMetroid: FusionMetroid: Zero MissionPinball of the DeadSonic Advance 1-3Spider-Man: Mysterio's MenaceSuper Mario Advance 1, 2, & 4 (I never was a fan of Yoshi's Island, sorry)Super Mario Bros.: Classic NES SeriesTony Hawk seriesWolfenstein 3-DZelda II: The Adventure of Link: Classic NES Series

My Favorite NDS Games:

Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin (I can't solve the slide puzzles in Dawn of Sorrow :( )Contra 4The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (Spirits Tracks SUCKED!)Metal Slug 7Metroid Prime: HuntersMetroid Prime: PinballNew Super Mario Bros.Ninja Gaiden: Dragon SwordResident Evil: Deadly SilenceSonic Rush (I haven't played Colors yet, and even though Rush is good, I still think the Advance series is better)Super Scribblenauts (I still haven't played the original Scribblenauts, yet)

So GBA wins it by a wide margin, for me. It has a much larger library of personal favorite games of mine. Some fantastic portable ports of my some of my favorites cIassics, as well.

Emerald_Warrior

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Target audience: people who can't walk and chew bubble gum at the same time without falling over.

Gxgear

It's not the greatest deal, but it'll make em $$$ and thats ultimately what this is all about, no?

Ummm none of us work for Microsoft so no?

Containmomentum, I can see you really prefer the Genesis!! :)

Liking the Nintendo franchises, I thought the SNES was the best of that gen. Super Metroid alone was enough (for me) to not need anything else. Add Act-Raiser, F-Zero, Final Fantasy 3 (6), Axelay, and a superior Street Fighter 2, and I felt the SNES was head and shoulders above the rest.

I did enjoy the Genesis. Especially the schmups like Gaiares and MUSHA. But it was always a secondary console for me (and I am a HUGE Sega fan).

The TG-16 for me was in its own league. I loved the physical card games - I felt it was so hi-tech at the time! R-Type is one of my all time favorite games and that version was the best. I also really liked how many games had Asian themed graphics and music.

But, yea, for me, the SNES was the best by a wide margin.

Grieverr

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please any helpAlphaJC

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I don't think anyone was really bragging about the NES tbh. Consoles like Master System, Turbografx and Mega Drive were all advertising techical superiority over the NES. It was just a repacked Famicom and they didn't even fix sprite flicker and slowdown issues.

And don't forget PS1 and Genesis with their "1 million polygons" and "blast-processing". I'd also rather pick the 5200 instead of 2600. 2600 was fine for a late 70s console imo. It just wasn't designed for straight arcade ports.

nameless12345

Maybe they were referring to Mode 7 which was semi-3D.

Advertising is always exaggerated.