Silvervix wrote :

@Vapor: I tried to play Bases Loaded (as well as half-a-dozen of other baseball-related NES games) but I still haven't found my cup of tea. It is worth mentioning, however, that the original Baseball (by Nintendo) and Little League Baseball are still a ton of fun for me (even if they are both a bit on the unfair side).
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I enjoyed the original "Tennis" for the NES. Especially doubles play with a friend.

I have vague recollections of playing that with my sister... and if we are talking about the same thing, then OMG you have reminded me of a treasure!

Silvervix wrote :

I have vague recollections of playing that with my sister... and if we are talking about the same thing, then OMG you have reminded me of a treasure!
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I think what made it a much more enjoyable game for me was the fact that my best friend and I made it more than just a game. We made playing the game an event. We often would give commentary as different characters recorded onto cassette tape. That made it way more fun.

i just got grim fandago remastered off of steam from a sale. i remember when G4 covered this game long ago in their icons show in an episode with tim schafer.

@Vapor: That's all kinds of neat.

@Ben: You, sir, have made an excellent purchase. I have beaten the original one SO many times.

been playing river city ransom underground on steam, it's pretty faithful to the original and there's a new leveling system but it's highly recommended to play with others as the game has a bit of a difficulty spike, and for good reason.

F-Zero

i recently dusted off my playstation 3 to play soul blade (the game that started the soul calibur series).

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

This is sorta like finding the Dragon Balls, eh? Find all 7, you get a wish. XD