I should of mentioned that I dont care about RPG games, since they all seem to be the same exact thing, just with different graphics. I will check out those games that people have listed. Same goes for Megaman games, you can't even aim at angles after how many megaman games? Seriously at least the Castlevania games on the Sega Genesis/Snes implemented this system. How is Contra 3 a unique game? Anyways most of the list for the 2nd poster, are RPG games, that is probably why the SNES sold more, because there is a big group of people who love rpg games, and the sega Genesis just had Phantasy Stars, which is all a console needs.
Demon Crest looks like what Ghost and Goblins shoudl of been all along.
SegaGenesisfan
I just copied and pasted my post to you from the other thread, so I was hoping you would pick out the games that you were interested in. I was too lazy to edit it myself =]. I'll take out the RPGs and write a description for the games I think you should check out. Also I don't think RPGs is the reason the SNES won, back before Final Fantasy 7 RPGs weren't nearly as mainstream as they are now. None of those RPGs I listed were in the top selling games for the SNES.
Demon's Crest - An action/platformer that has a lot of similarities like Super Metroid, has a dark atmosphere and multiple endings. The secret last boss is hard to beat.
Mega Man X1-3/ Mega Man 7 - These are some of my favorite games for the SNES, lots of replayability since you can make it as difficult as you want by not collecting any power ups.
Terranigma - This isn't really an RPG, but more like an Action/Adventure game that has a great story and a leveling system. It plays like Zelda and depending on your movement (if you're running, jumping or stationary) your attacks differ, you also gain different weapons and tools like Zelda. This game has one of my favorite endings to a game.
EVO The Search for Eden - You start off as a fish, kill other fish and gain points to evolve certain parts of your body. You can evolve into dinosaurs and eventually humans. Definitely no game like it even to this day.
ActRaiser - I forgot to put this game on before. What this game is like is you go to certain towns and start off doing an action/platforming part where you kill monsters and fight a boss. After that you go to a sim building like sequence where you can build towns and defend them with an angel. No other game like it. ActRaiser 2 loses the sim building part but is still a good game.
Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia - Both play in an overhead view like Zelda, in Soul Blazer you go into dungeons and regain parts of the town and rebuild it, unlocking more dungeons, items and npcs to talk to. Illusion of Gaia is an action game where you can transform into different heroes that have different abilities.
Wild Guns - A unique game with a fixed third person view. You aim with the D-Pad and also move with the D-Pad so you can dodge bullets. If you shoot the enemies bullets before they reach you then you build up a special meter and when you build it up you gain invincibility and a powerful weapon that wipes out everything on screen.
Pocky & Rocky 1-2 - Overhead shooter that is a ton of fun, especially two player. Instead of ships like other schmups you're a little girl and a raccoon (in the first one). This game can be pretty tough until you get the hang of meleeing your enemies bullets back at them.
Metal Warriors - A side scrolling Mech Game where you can jump out of your mech and climb into enemy mechs. Each mech has different abilities, there are also powerups and a two player vs mode that is a lot of fun. Cybernator is the sequel to Target Earth on the Genesis, so it's not very unique but a lot of fun.
The Legend of the Mystical Ninja - Two player action at its best. Different types of play such as overhead and side scrolling, you can climb on each others backs and ride piggy back if you want, so one player will run around while the other player attacks. This makes platforming with a friend who sucks at platforming much easier.
Secret of Mana, Secret of Evermore, Seiken Densetsu 3 - I know you said you don't like RPGs, but these games are unlike any other. They aren't turn based and have up to 3 player multiplayer in SoM, and two player multiplayer in SD3. It's not turn based, but it is real time. In SD3 you level up and can change your class later on at a certain level and you gain new abilities. SD3 also has multiple end bosses since you can choose from 6 different characters to make your party. Each time you make your party the dialogue is different and the end game boss is different depending on your main character.
Kirby Super Star - I dont think I really need to explain this one, you suck up enemies to gain their abilities. You can play as two player which makes it a ton of fun.
Plok - Light hearted platformer where you shoot off your limbs as your means of attack. Kind of like Rayman, before Rayman came out.
Goof Troop - A two player puzzle game. You either play as Goofy or Max, its in a overhead view and there are different weapons that you can choose from. Each player can only hold 1 weapon, so you need to decide who is going to use which item.
Super Mario Kart - Don't think I need to write anything.
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