I don't think it's because we had less, it was because they were made with more creative effort. Games were something new back then, an entire generation of game creators wanted to try something new. That's not the case today, games as a whole haven't changed much. Shooters, sports games & musical games are mostly what people want these days.
I hope that people don't hate for saying this, but I also vote for NES Super Mario Bros. Controlling the jump was hard as hell in that game. Mario Bros 2 & 3 improved it 10x fold.
I don't have names, per se, but lately I'm not keen on first-person shooters. Although, this could be because I'm burnt out from CrossFire, Killzone & Call of Duty.
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