Category: Snes

Developer: Yutaka    Publisher: Yutaka    Released: 01/25/1993    Genre: Action In the US Nintendo gained a reputation for being kiddy at a time when Sega were pushing the envelope.  It’s a reputation they gladly paraded around back in the...

Developer: Data East     Publisher: Data East     Released: 1993     Genre: Platformer For me Joe & Mac was one of the highlights of the early SNES period. Although it was vastly different from the arcade game I still enjoyed it nonetheless,...

Developer: Intelligent Systems    Publisher: Nintendo     Released: October 1992     Genre: Action Light gun video games at home have never been my specialty. Maybe it was the inaccuracy of the NES Zapper and the Master System Light Phaser. Or maybe ...

Developer: SNK    Publisher: Takara     Released: 1993     Genre: Fighting Anyone gamer who grew up in the 80s and 90s coveted the Neo Geo. A console with perfect arcade conversions was like the Holy Grail. The problem was no one could...

Developer: Neverland     Publisher: Taito     Released: December 1993    Genre: RPG Although Final Fantasy VII blew the doors off the RPG genre in terms of popularity in the US the genre did have its fans prior to that on the SNES. There...

Developer: Lucas Arts    Publisher: Konami    Released: April 1995    Genre: Action You can be forgiven for thinking Metal Warriors is part of the Assault Suit series. The look is not just reminiscent of that series, it is near identical. A quick...

Developer: KCET     Publisher: Konami     Released: December 22, 1993    Genre: Action Legend of the Mystical Ninja was one of the best early SNES game. In my opinion it is also one of the best in the system’s library. Although it...

Developer: Toshiba EMI    Publisher: Seika     Released: June 1992    Genre: Shooter Multiplatform games between the Sega Genesis, SNES, and to a lesser extent the Turbo Grafx-16 were common. Legions of 2d platformers and fighting games are shared betw...

Developer: Capcom     Publisher: Capcom     Released: 1995     Genre: Beat em up Captain Commando was once the official mascot for Capcom. If you can believe it the goofy American superhero stereotype was used to shill Capcom products in the US bef...