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Two of my favourite N64 games were Lylat Wars, which was a recognised single player classic but also had possibly the best multi-player game on the console and F-Zero X, which is one of my three favourite ever racing games. Neither of these games really received the recognition they deserved in my opinion, especially when compared with overrated trite like WaveRace and (shock!) Goldeneye.
Know any classics you feel didn't due praise and attention?
Know any classics you feel didn't due praise and attention?
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Actraiser on the SNES. Second one was terrible, but the first one is one of my favourite games of all time.
Stunt Race FX for the SNES, I don't know many people who bhave even heard of this game.
Teenage Mutant Ninja/Hero Turtles for the NES as well.
Teenage Mutant Ninja/Hero Turtles for the NES as well.
Uniracers on the SNES. Like Tony Hawks, but with unicycles and only two dimensions.
Zombies Ate My Neighbours, that was great too.
Zombies Ate My Neighbours, that was great too.
Two of my favourite N64 games were Lylat Wars, which was a recognised single player classic but also had possibly the best multi-player game on the console and F-Zero X, which is one of my three favourite ever racing games. Neither of these games really received the recognition they deserved in my opinion, especially when compared with overrated trite like WaveRace and (shock!) Goldeneye.
Know any classics you feel didn't due praise and attention?
Know any classics you feel didn't due praise and attention?
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