Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Famicom)
Top Gear 2 (Top Racer 2)
Top Gear 3000 (The Planet's Champ TG3000)
Sparkster
Kirby Super Star (Kirby's Fun Pak & Hoshi No Kirby Super Deluxe)
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (Super Donkey Kong 2)
Super Bomberman 2

Sega Genesis (Sega Mega Drive)
Rocket Knight Adventures
Sparkster: Rocket Knight Adventures 2
Gunstar Heroes
Vectorman
Vectorman 2
Skeleton Krew
Combat Cars
The Adventures of Batman & Robin
Comix Zone
Ristar (Ristar: The Shooting Star)
Demolition Man
Mega Bomberman

Nintendo 64
Extreme-G
Extreme-G: XG2*
Wipeout 64
San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing
Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA
San Francisco Rush 2049
Tetrisphere
Super Smash Bros. (Nintendo All-Stars Smash Brothers)
Snowboard Kids (SnoBow Kids)
Snowboard Kids 2 (Chou SnoBow Kids)
Mario Kart 64
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

Sony PlayStation
Wipeout*
Wipeout XL (Wipeout 2097)*
Wipeout 3 (Wip3out & Wip3out: Special Edition)
Need For Speed II (Over Drivin' II)
Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit (Over Drivin' III)
Need For Speed: High Stakes (Need For Speed: Road Challenge & Over Drivin' IV)
Impact Racing
SnoBow Kids Plus**
Animaniacs: Ten Pin Alley
Bomberman World
Hot Wheels: Turbo Racing

Sega Dreamcast
San Francisco Rush 2049*
Sonic Adventure

PC
Need For Speed II SE
Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit
Need For Speed: High Stakes (Need For Speed: Road Challenge)
Need For Speed: Porsche Unleashed (Need For Speed: Porsche 2000)
LEGO Island
Hot Wheels: Velocity X
Hot Wheels: World Race
Hot Wheels: Stunt Track Challenge
Atomic Bomberman
Pac-Man: Adventures In Time
Quake III Arena

* = Also on PC.
** = NTSC-J only.

Oh man. Definitely Goldeneye on the N64. Hands down my favorite. Rainbow Six on the N64 runs a close second. My favorite game of all time is a board game called Masterpiece. It's an art auction game that is really simple and really fun. Gameplay consists of moving a players token (1d6) around the playing board that holds advantageous/disadvantageous spaces and spaces that allow purchasing and/or auctioning from a set of 24 classic art print cards, the value of which are determined by drawing from the top of a set of 24 cards with a monetary value of $0-$1,000,000. The goal is to acquire a collection with the highest monetary value + cash on hand when all paintings are purchased. It's a game of chance balanced with subterfuge, the success of which hinges on your poker-face, acting skills and the ability not to crack up at the facial response of the high bidder when they find out that their 750K that is now in your bank bought them a big fat forgery.

Goldeneye 007 for Nintendo 64 was definitely the go-to FPS game for consoles. I recall memories about my older brother having his friends over to play that game, but he didn't want me in his room.

Ocarina of time- that is all



I have bought that game on every possible system. I would buy it on the switch. I even emulated it on my tablet. Other games are cool too I guess.

Space Invaders and Tetris!

Oh man, I remember Playing Golden Eye on the N64, was such a fun couch co-op game, I used to kick my sisters butt on that everyday after school.

I’ll add to this over time as I get chance, but for now, and in no particular order;

NES:
Blue Shadow / Shadow of the Ninja
Duck Tales
Mario 1, 2 and 3
Dr Mario
Gradius

SNES
Super Aleste
Super Mario World
SFII Turbo
FF VI

Gameboy;
Pokemon RBY
Tetris

N64:
Mario Kart
Mario 64
Didn’t Kong Racing

PS2:
Final Fantasy X
Jack and Dexter
Burnout 3
Gran Tourismo (basically all of them)

I’ll add to this over time as I get chance, but for now, and in no particular order;

NES:
Blue Shadow / Shadow of the Ninja
Duck Tales
Mario 1, 2 and 3
Dr Mario
Gradius

SNES
Super Aleste
Super Mario World
SFII Turbo
FF VI

Gameboy;
Pokemon RBY
Tetris

N64:
Mario Kart
Mario 64
Didn’t Kong Racing

PS2:
Final Fantasy X
Jack and Dexter
Burnout 3
Gran Tourismo (basically all of them)

For me, it was always "Mines of Titan" on the PC/Comodore (? - I think it was on Comodore too). It was the first ever RPG I played and it had a great story.

http://www.abandonia.com/en/games/894/M ... Titan.html

Free association of the top of my head feels like the best way to go about it:

NES - Metroid, SMBs, Zeldas, Castlevanias, Contras, Rygar, Punch Out, Ghosts n Goblins, Life Force, RC Pro Am, Final Fantasy, Wizards n Warriors, Master Blaster, Fester’s Quest

Genesis - Sonics, Streets of Rages, Road Rash, NBA Jam, Mortal Kombats, Ghouls n Ghosts

SNES - SMW, Super Metroid, Super Punch Out, Actraiser, Street Fighter II, The DKCs, Zelda :Link to the Past, Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy 4-6

PSX - Soul Calibur, Tomb Raider, Final Fantasy VII, Gran Turismos, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1-4, Resident Evils, Silent Hill, Twisted Metals, Need for Speeds

PC - Police Quests, Space Quests, Kings Quests, Quest for Glorys, Bard’s Tale, Maniac Mansion/Day of the Tentacle, Loom, Full Throttle, Monkey Islands, Wolfenstein/Doom/Doom 2, Quakes, Unreal Tournament, X-Wing/Tie Fighter, Jedi Knight 1 & 2, Baldur’s Gate II, Diablo I and II, Syndicate, Tex Murphy Series (Mean Streest, Martian Memorandum, etc.), Blade Runner

i doubt i ever had more fun gaming then when we passed the joystick playing lee trevino's fighting golf on the nes. i got hooked on strategy games owning the pacific on snes's PTO.
got a blast from the past on thanksgiving, as my cousin picked up one of the old school arcade units. we had a blast playing pac man and frogger, but galaga was the one that i played the best.