What do you think about the list above? What you would like to see on the SNES Mini? Let’s talk about it. Last, but not least, we have some straight shooters rounding out this Top 30 list.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time.

I know there were quite a few fighting games that were released for the SNES like Super Punch-Out and Mortal Kombat, but sometimes you have to make the hard choices.Īlong with the fighting games, there were some good brawlers as well. Why build a city when you can build a farm?

Yes, I know SimCity isn’t on this list, but I did add Harvest Moon. Of course, with all the Mario games that came out on the SNES, picking a small sampling was a challenge. You need a Super Nintendo emulator in order to play the game - click here for. Its no mirage some of the places in Illusion of Gaia (SNES, 1994) were based on real locations, and some were fictional. Illusion of Gaia (U)(1.57 MB), This is the second game of the Soul Blazer. Some of the best platformers came out during SNES era. Locations in Illusion of Gaia 10 questions. The majority of the games for my list are action/adventure/platformer games. There were also some great puzzle games that were available for the SNES. All the “sports” I need is in the racing games. I opted not to have any traditional sports games on this list, so goodbye NBA Jam, all the Bases Loaded games, and all the Madden and Tecmo games. I had to forgo putting my beloved Final Fantasy II(IV) on this list, and I hope Kain and Cecil forgive me. I did promise that I wouldn’t make this the “Top 30 RPGs That Absolutely Must Be On the SNES Mini” List, but choosing the best of the best was difficult. I know that the chances of having some of the SNES Final Fantasy games on the SNES Mini are slim, but I still have a few on there because I’m a dreamer and I believe in miracles.

My love lies in RPGs, so it was very difficult to limit myself to a handful of games. I also had to wade through the plethora of Movie-to-Game titles that the SNES had, so you won’t see Cool World, True Lies, Batman Returns, Last Action Hero, Cutthroat Island, Demolition Man, or Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, etc. Originally, was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, in Japan on November 27, 1993, and in North America on September 1, 1994. This game is a remake of Illusion of Gaia, released in Japan as Gaia Genski (), 2, and in Europe and Australia as Illusion of Time.

The list below is a combination of wishful thinking and absolute must-haves. ILLUSION OF GAIA : fan-remake DEMO v0.01. Related: Rumor: Nintendo is Set to Launch the SNES Classic Mini by Christmas Since we don’t have any formal confirmation of that rumor just yet, we’re all having fun choosing 30 games we would love to see on the system. As it was reported yesterday by Eurogamer, Nintendo is supposedly working on production of the SNES Classic Edition.

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