Bad Dudes was a good choice. It's pure 80s macho-ness and image of big and bad are very American. NARC seems to fit the mold, as does The American Army game and Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault.

Great feature. It's cool reminiscing about old NES games. There were some truly great titles that laid the foundation for gaming today. I remember being so hyped up for Mario 3 that I actually saw The Wizard just to see footage of it. I also remember buying the strategy guide before I even got the game. It did not disappoint, either. Truly one of Nintendo's finest games.

1. Marvel Superheroes Vs. Street Fighter (Saturn-import): A rare title that was taken off of import lists due to copywrite issues with the character, Norimaru. Definitely an awesome fighting game and a rare classic. 2. Virtua Fighter Kids (Saturn):The game itself is average, but bizzare and not something most people have seen or heard of. 3. Contra III (SNES):I love this game. To me, this was the best in the series and it amazes me to this day how much time I spent playing it. 4. Dragon Warrior (NES):One of the first RPGs I played along with FInal Fantasy. Who could forget the hilarious, generic spell names like "heal" and "hurtmore"? 5. Vampire chronicles (Dreamcast-import):A rare find, indeed. This game is actually a juiced up version of Vampire Savior 2 (known as Darkstalkers in America) with online play. I don't think it went on sale for very long.