Favorite Game on Past-Gen Console
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swooshWith all the new consoles out right now, I decided to go back a little bit. What's your favorite game on a past-generation console? Can be any generation except the current gen. Lots of great, classic games out there.
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Manhattan BuckeyeAtari:
Defender
M Network Football
Vanguard
NES:
Tecmo Super Bowl
Tecmo NBA Basketball
Ninja Gaiden 2
Contra
SNES:
Original Mario Kart
Sega Genesis:
NHL 1994 (quite possibly the best game ever)
Sony Playstation:
Metal Gear Solid (couldn't get into the sports games with that generation).
Sony Playstation 2:
Grand Theft Auto 3
Haven't played a game since then. -
fish82Techmo Super Bowl
Everything else. -
ernest_t_bassGamecube:
Metroid Prime - I played this for hours in college, while listening to the White Stripes, Elephant album. To this day, when I hear Seven Nation Army (at every fucking football game), I see visions of Metroid Prime. -
GoChiefsTyson's Punch Out
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wes_mantooth
samesiesGoChiefs;1296223 wrote:Tyson's Punch Out -
wildcats20Goldeneye
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ernest_t_bass
This, along with Perfect Dark. I have Goldeneye for the Wii, but it's not the same without having drunk college buddies to play it with.wildcats20;1296242 wrote:Goldeneye -
Terry_TateMariokart 64
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time -
OSHNES:
Tecmo Bowl
Snow Brothers
SNES:
Turtles in Time
Sega:
Toejam & Earl
NBA Jam
N64:
Goldeneye
Bomberman 64
Mario Kart 64
Mortal Kombat (don't remember what number, too many of them)
Gamecube:
Mario Cart Double Dash
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raiderbuckNES:
The Track & Field game for powerpad. The one that came on the same disk as the first Mario
SNES:
MarioKart
Sega:
Mortal Kombat Trilogy? or 3 Tournament? I can't remember the exact one, but it's the one that had damn near every character. Noob Saibot, Classic Smoke, Cyborg Smoke, both Sub-Zero's. I was a BEAST at this game.
Nintendo 64:
Super Smash Brothers....FALCON PUNCH!!!!!
edit...forgot Starfox 64. First game to use the "rumble pack." "Do a barrel roll!"
Playstation:
Didn't really play this console much, but when I did I played WWF In Your House.
Playstation 2:
NCAA Football
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justincredibleThis is going to take some thought. I have a little video game room set up on my 3rd floor and the only consoles I have up there are an NES and N64. I'd like to add a SNES and Genesis as well.
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gorocks99Goldeneye was a game-changer. Also, although it's not quite as "past-gen" as most systems, I spent way too much time with the original Halo on Xbox. Pistol headshot across the map FTW
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NCAA Football -
Tiger2003Ken Griffey Jr baseball for Super Nintendo.
NHL 94 Super Nintendo
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Commander of AwesomeAlright:
PS
RE 1&3
SH 2
THPS 2
PS2:
Red Faction 2
RE 4
Sega:
Sonic 3
NES:
Super Mario Brothers 3 (1 is a classic also) -
HereticOff the top of my head. As a gaming geek who's played a gazillion or three of them.
Zelda series in general -- at least the two on the NES, the one on the SNES and Ocarina of Time. Haven't owned a Nintendo system in a while, so haven't played most of the more modern ones.
Early Castlevanias -- particularly III on the NES, IV on the SNES, Bloodlines on the Genesis and SotN for the PS1.
Tecmo Super Bowl -- both the NES one and the last SNES one.
Mario -- at least 2, 3, Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island. As well as Super Mario RPG for the SNES.
Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy III (VI in Japan) for the SNES. V for the Japan SNES. Need to play it through emulation, I played it as part of a PS1 compilation disc, but it crashed on my system constantly. Great game, but technical issues made it a bitch.
Dragon Warrior/Quest -- particularly III, IV, V, VI and VIII. Only played V and VI through translated ROMs through emulation, which made me wish that Enix hadn't been pissed at Nintendo of America, which is why those two didn't get released over here when they came out for the Japan SNES. They also had a cool trilogy of Zelda-like games. Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia were released here and Terranigma wasn't. All are awesome.
PS1's Gran Turismo 2 kicked ass.
First few Sonic games (Genesis) also were great.
Sure there's more, but can't think of them off-hand. -
I Wear PantsSega:
Sonic 2
Streets of Rage
Golden Axe
Playstation:
THPS 2
Gran Turismo 2
MOH: Underground
Xbox:
Halo
Halo 2
Morrowind -
GoChiefs
I do believe I have both of those consoles boxed up down in my basement. If so, you're more than welcome to have them.justincredible;1296324 wrote:I'd like to add a SNES and Genesis as well. -
bigkahunaNES
Techmo Super Bowl
Mike Tyson Punch Out
RBI Baseball
Battletoads
SNES
Mario Brothers
Mario Kart
-Didn't really play SNES a whole lot
N64
Mario Kart-Still my favorite of all time. Spent 1 night of my weekend bachelor party playing a tournament
Golden Eye- Along with MK64, one of the first multi players I can remember
Sega
Mortal Kombat
Aladdin
PS1
Medal Gear Solid-Loved hiding in the box and shit -
AutomatikMy all time fav system and game
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Ironman92Atari
Decathlon and Kaboom -
robj55Ocarina of Time
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xKoToVxSyNdRoMe
I'll just go ahead and second this post.gorocks99;1296329 wrote:Goldeneye was a game-changer. Also, although it's not quite as "past-gen" as most systems, I spent way too much time with the original Halo on Xbox. Pistol headshot across the map FTW -
Midstate01Atari:
Q-Bert
Nintendo:
Baseball wars
Little league World Series
Jackal
Mike Tyson's punch out
Super techmo bowl
Sega:
Bill Walsh football
World Series baseball 98'
Prime time football(just because you could talk trash)