[QUOTE="aryoshi"]Sonic & Knuckles is a toughie too, I agree, it's pretty long and there's no way of saving it, it would've almost been nice if they kept the save feature from Sonic 3 in there. But that just raises the challenge even more.Darkman2007

Which of the four classic Sega Genesis Sonic games do you consider to be the hardest one? I personally think the first is my choice, it was a toughie, you didn't have any of the (though sometimes useless) assistance of Tails, there was no spin-dash, three stages each zone and a good handful of some fairly tough levels.

[QUOTE="savebattery"]The toploader is garbage anyway. No composite video output.Emerald_Warrior

And not compatible with the Game Genie.

I'll admit, I love the older Nintendo games SO much more than the new Nintendo games, in fact, more than any games around this generation. But there are still some fun and even fantastic games Nintendo has to offer these days. Some people like the new Nintendo more, some don't. I'm not very fond of their policies back in the NES and SNES days though, they were quite anal back then whilist Sega and other companies out at the time were a bit, if not much more, lenient. Nintendo has definitely eased up since the N64 era, but I just still prefer and love the games they had on their first two consoles.

Thank you for having metroid in the list. the first metroid seemed so underrated, I think its a bit dated now, and super metroid is much better, but it was such a good game.

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