Jungle Book, Aladdin, and Beethoven. I know, it sounds corny, but all three of these games are challenging, fun, and interesting. I have so many memories with them and my collection would be incomplete without these. (SNES)
Has anyone ever read the book "The Hot Zone?" If not, it's about a strain of one of the most lethal viruses, ebola, considered a level 4. There could have been an outbreak in the US not too long ago but luckily it was a strain that didn't affect humans that was killing monkeys in Washington, DC. Pretty scary stuff, makes you feel kind of powerless against nature.
Jersey Devil for ps1... I only had the demo, but I've always wanted to play the full version. Actually, same with the first Tomba game. They were so mysterious and intriguing. I remember getting really really creeped out by Jersey Devil when the little pumpkins would pop up and come running after me with soft footsteps with subtle background noises in the dark.
Silicon Valley- you're a little computer chip that takes over bodies of different animals with different abilities to reach transporters... it sounds really weird but it's such a fun game.
Ahhh, so many memories with Sonic 2. The first was great but too redundant. I'm going to do a speed run this weekend because you all got me in the mood to play!
Even if the soundtrack is bad it can win your affection just because of the nostalgia it gives you. On the contrary, a game can suck and have great music. The soundtrack is important but a "good" one isn't always necessary for it to be successful.
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