Feel free to debate me all night  :)


1) Donkey Kong Country 2
2) Sonic The Hedgehog 2
3) Super Mario World 2 Yoshi's Island
4) Mario Bros 3
5)Donkey Kong Country
6) Sonic 3 & Knuckles
7)  Mario 64
8 ) Megaman X
9) Final Fantasy 7
10) Street Fighter 2

Where Chrono Trigger?

What about Gameboy games?

What about Gameboy games?


Pokémon Yellow hnnnghhhh

Pokémon Yellow hnnnghhhh


dat bodybuilding forum lingo lol


I hated yellow BLUE was better

Where Chrono Trigger?


Never played it to be honest i didnt really F with RPGs unless it was FF 7 or Pokemon blue


And FF tactics I only played cause it was free demo with ps1 in 1997

Pokémon Yellow hnnnghhhh


I used to play Kirby's Dreamland.

IMO:

1. Pokémon Red/Blue
2. The Legend of Zelda: Orcarina Of Time
3. Super Mario 64
4. Doom
5. Mortal Kombat
6. Sonic The Hedgehog 2
7. Super Mario World
8. Final Fantasy VII
9. Daytona USA
10. Street Fighter II

I really don't consider SMB 3 a '90s game since it was played in a movie before the decade even began, but it would rank in the top ten easily if it qualified. That said, the '90s will always be "my decade" in terms of video games, even if its clearly vintage nowadays (though still very "fresh" compared to the 8-bit era). You didn't have the Internet yet until the very end in terms of influencing gaming, there was a clear goal to accomplish, the cutscenes didn't overwhelm, there was more genre diversity (though that's trying to make a comeback), and the industry wasn't overloaded by the media like its been ever since.

IMO:

1. Pokémon Red/Blue
2. The Legend of Zelda: Orcarina Of Time
3. Super Mario 64
4. Doom
5. Mortal Kombat
6. Sonic The Hedgehog 2
7. Super Mario World
8. Final Fantasy VII
9. Daytona USA
10. Street Fighter II

I really don't consider SMB 3 a '90s game since it was played in a movie before the decade even began, but it would rank in the top ten easily if it qualified. That said, the '90s will always be "my decade" in terms of video games, even if its clearly vintage nowadays (though still very "fresh" compared to the 8-bit era). You didn't have the Internet yet until the very end in terms of influencing gaming, there was a clear goal to accomplish, the cutscenes didn't overwhelm, there was more genre diversity (though that's trying to make a comeback), and the industry wasn't overloaded by the media like its been ever since.


Smw offered nothing lmao  SMB 3 was better (even almost looks like 16 bit)

Pokemon red blue was a game boy game tho it wasn't like the best game of the 90s lmao

John, I'm sorry, but I disagree with ALL of your choices.

John, I'm sorry, but I disagree with ALL of your choices.


Then you don't like video games

Smw offered nothing lmao  SMB 3 was better (even almost looks like 16 bit)

Pokemon red blue was a game boy game tho it wasn't like the best game of the 90s lmao


SMW offered:

*Multiple and secret exits, which sometimes served as the update to the Warp Zone
*Save feature (yes, Zelda did it first, but it was still pretty novel in 1991 and the first Mario game to contain it)
*New 16-bit music that was superior in quality to NES games
*Being a launch title, the impact of better graphics/speed is immediately prevalent, and with the exception of the "blast processing", better than Sega at the time
*Yoshi
*Star/Secret world
*Ghost houses
*The first game where 100% completion (96 levels) feels a bit more rewarding than simply beating the game

Yes, it didn't really have "bonus levels" like SMB3, but it did contain secret rooms, the 100 star bonus round, 3up moons, and the Switch Palaces with its own special music cue, which were sort of that game's equivalent of bonuses. If it weren't for this (and SMB3), there would be no Donkey Kong Country series.

Pokemon Red/Blue may not have been the most technically innovative, but you can't deny it's cultural impact it brought, to the Anime, merchandise, cards, movies, and much more, and the legacy of games that followed it, including yellow. In its heyday, it was even more popular than Tetris ever was. Pokemon Go was the latest incarnation to cement its legacy. Final Fantasy is more like the Magic: The Gathering of RPG series, its likely more skillful, but it isn't quite as easy to understand to still be fun and isn't quite as popular, of which I considered a factor in compiling my list.

IMO:

1. Pokémon Red/Blue
2. The Legend of Zelda: Orcarina Of Time
3. Super Mario 64
4. Doom
5. Mortal Kombat
6. Sonic The Hedgehog 2
7. Super Mario World
8. Final Fantasy VII
9. Daytona USA
10. Street Fighter II

I really don't consider SMB 3 a '90s game since it was played in a movie before the decade even began, but it would rank in the top ten easily if it qualified. That said, the '90s will always be "my decade" in terms of video games, even if its clearly vintage nowadays (though still very "fresh" compared to the 8-bit era). You didn't have the Internet yet until the very end in terms of influencing gaming, there was a clear goal to accomplish, the cutscenes didn't overwhelm, there was more genre diversity (though that's trying to make a comeback), and the industry wasn't overloaded by the media like its been ever since.

You actually wouldn't be in the wrong for doing so. The games original Japanese release date was in 1988.

Too many Mario and Sonic games.  Those games are good, but there are better games out there.

John, I'm sorry but I disagree with all of your choices.

John, I'm sorry but I disagree with all of your choices.


you already said that

Never played it to be honest i didnt really F with RPGs unless it was FF 7 or Pokemon blue


And FF tactics I only played cause it was free demo with ps1 in 1997


Casual confirmed, thread premise invalidated.

Casual confirmed, thread premise invalidated.


Says the person with 10 posts

1800+ posts can't buy taste.

1800+ posts can't buy taste.

born with it


15 posts can make an alt seem new

Denial isn't just a river in Egypt.

Feel free to debate me all night  :)


1) Donkey Kong Country 2
2) Sonic The Hedgehog 2
3) Super Mario World 2 Yoshi's Island
4) Mario Bros 3
5)Donkey Kong Country
6) Sonic 3 & Knuckles
7)  Mario 64
8 ) Megaman X
9) Final Fantasy 7
10) Street Fighter 2
Here's some more

Super Mario World
Super Smash Bros
Crash Bandicoot trilogy
Spyro the Dragon and Ripto's Rage
Pacman World
Mario Kart 64
The Mortal Kombat Trilogy
DKC3 (that game wasn't that bad)
Indiana Jones Greatest Adventures
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
Super Metroid
Zelda: A Link to the past
The Tekken games
Mario Party
Sonic Adventure
Gran Turismo 1 and 2
The Chameleon
Goldeneye 007
Doom
NBA Jam
Madden
NBA Live
Super Tennis
Toe Jam & Earl 1 and 2
Shenmue
DK64
Tony Hawk Pro Skater
Nights into Dreams
The Streets of Rage trilogy
Sonic CD
Super Mario All-Stars
Diddy Kong Racing
Earthbound
Super Mario RPG
SoulCalibur and many more!

Here's some more

Super Mario World
Super Smash Bros
Crash Bandicoot trilogy
Spyro the Dragon and Ripto's Rage
Pacman World
Mario Kart 64
The Mortal Kombat Trilogy
DKC3 (that game wasn't that bad)
Indiana Jones Greatest Adventures
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
Super Metroid
Zelda: A Link to the past
The Tekken games
Mario Party
Sonic Adventure
Gran Turismo 1 and 2
The Chameleon
Goldeneye 007
Doom
NBA Jam
Madden
NBA Live
Super Tennis
Toe Jam & Earl 1 and 2
Shenmue
DK64
Tony Hawk Pro Skater
Nights into Dreams
The Streets of Rage trilogy
Sonic CD
Super Mario All-Stars
Diddy Kong Racing
Earthbound
Super Mario RPG
SoulCalibur and many more!


no one even had a sega cd lol

no one even had a sega cd lol
Are you sure? The Sega CD actually sold well. It was the Sega 32X that failed.

Are you sure? The Sega CD actually sold well. It was the Sega 32X that failed.


LOL Sega CD did not sell that well and no one had that thing

Sonic CD is the only good game it had

LOL Sega CD did not sell that well and no one had that thing

The Sonic CD is the only good game it had
The Sega CD sold 2.24 million. How is that a failure?

The Sega CD sold 2.24 million. How is that a failure?



I am going to say this once again, no one I knew had a Sega CD, Blockbuster even refused to Carry SEGA CD games to rent.
Bernie Stoler the CEO of Sega right out said in 99 The Sega CD and Saturn & 32X were failures, The Sega CD did not sell as much
as the Sega genesis, or the SNES, or even game boy or game gear.


Sonic CD is overrated as hell and was only hyped because no one got to play it and it was hard to get a copy of it for over a decade.

This doesn't mean they were immensely popular.  Sega outside Ninetenod tenfold!

I am going to say this once again, no one I knew had a Sega CD, Blockbuster even refused to Carry SEGA CD games to rent.
Bernie Stoler the CEO of Sega right out said in 99 The Sega CD and Saturn & 32X were failures, The Sega CD did not sell as much
as the Sega Genesis, or the SNES, or even game boy or game gear.


The Sonic CD is overrated as hell and was only hyped because no one got to play it and it was hard to get a copy of it for over a decade.
Just because you or people you knew didn't have a Sega CD doesn't mean that others didn't have one either. As sources say, the add-on was successful. Yeah, Sonic CD may have been the best-selling game on the add-on, but there were a lot more on there as well that one couldn't find on the genesis. Besides, The Sega CD came out a good 2 or 3 years before the 32X and Saturn were a reality. That was enough time for the add-on to have a good market.

Just because you or people you knew didn't have a Sega CD doesn't mean that others didn't have one either. As sources say, the add-on was successful. Yeah, Sonic CD may have been the best-selling game on the add-on, but there were a lot more on there as well that one couldn't find on the genesis. Besides, The Sega CD came out a good 2 or 3 years before the 32X and Saturn were a reality. That was enough time for the add-on to have a good market.



How was it successful show me sales. What good games did it have?  Sonic CD and bunch of fmv games

How was it successful show me sales. What good games did it have?  Sonic CD and bunch of fmv games
2.24 million.

https://www.retrogamer.net/top_10/top-ten-mega-cd-games/

http://arcadesushi.com/best-sega-cd-games/

2.24 million.

https://www.retrogamer.net/top_10/top-ten-mega-cd-games/

http://arcadesushi.com/best-sega-cd-games/


;D ;D ;D piss poor terrible system with only panazer dragoon and Sonic cd


Nobody in the US really had that,  very few, 32 xFailure, Sega Saturn Failure lmao


Only Genesis and Dreamcast was good  < systems I both owned

;D ;D ;D piss poor terrible system with only panazer dragoon and Sonic cd


Nobody in the US really had that,  very few, 32 xFailure, Sega Saturn Failure lmao


Only Genesis and Dreamcast was good  < systems I both owned
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

You only say that because you didn't have one!

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

You only say that because you didn't have one!



;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

nTY_uZKSFhc

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

nTY_uZKSFhc
it may have not sold as much as the Sega genesis,  but that doesn't mean it flopped.

it may have not sold as much as the Sega genesis,  but that doesn't mean it flopped.


A flop if the gen consensus is if it was failure

a Flop if it sells badly

A flop is if its discontinued so soon



Ask anyone else on inthe00s if Sega Cd was a flop

A flop if the gen consensus is if it was failure

a Flop if it sells badly

A flop is if its discontinued so soon



Ask anyone else on inthe00s if Sega Cd was a flop
it didn't sell terribly. It just didn't match the same sales as the Sega genesis. I mean you're forgetting it was an add on for the console anyway.

it didn't sell terribly. It just didn't match the same sales as the Sega genesis. I mean you're forgetting it was an add on for the console anyway.


it had no games people liked beyond Sonic CD
the rest were Ports from Mega Drive

@JOHNTRITAN  What's your favorite video game

@JOHNTRITAN  What's your favorite video game


Titor



Playstation & Playstation 2

Titor



Playstation & Playstation 2


I am sorry Mr. Tritor

No but I meant game not console