Sentences with phrase «snes era»

I've heard tell that in the days of the NES and SNES era, when a new Dragon Quest game was coming out in Japan, it would be like a national holiday as people lined up to get their copy.

Declining sales met each follow - up to the series until Enix America closed its doors after a brief period of publishing other games in the SNES era.

For Dragon Quest III, the sky was the limit, offering phoenix travel over a huge world map complete with the first appearance of Dharma Temple, the core of Dragon Quest «s new class change system, something not seen in any other RPG series (that reached America) until the SNES era.

It's a retro - style boxing game similar to those from the SNES era (the 1990's).

The virtual console will allow Wii U owners to play games from the nostalgic NES and SNES era of golden gaming.

In spite of their fall from grace in the eyes of gamers (partly the result of terrible DLC practices), the Monster Hunter developers single - handedly prove that, somewhere inside Capcom, the amazing talent that made them legendary in the NES and SNES era lurk there still.

This OST plays like a tribute album to the SNES era video game music.

Yeah, they are not at all leveraging their AMAZING catalog of games, there are precisely zero SNES era games available on 3DS on the eShop, which would be almost all instant - buys for me.

Secret of Mana is one of the best remembered games to include the words Zelda, Mario, or Final Fantasy from the SNES era.

Odd Occurrences of The Way plays like a traditional, old school JRPG straight from the SNES era when the genre ruled supreme.

The title's easily understood concept, along with its superb execution (and later - unforgiving difficulty) recalls some of the forsaken gems of Genesis / SNES era.

The NES had some truly amazing games, the SNES era probably had the largest number of both truly mechanically solid and visually gorgeous games, the mid 90s PC scene was the apex of visual narrative adventure games, and the contemporary era has seen a really exciting explosion in independent / art games.

This game is the crown jewel of the SNES era of JRPG's and deserves the utmost care and...

Thanks for writing this post, W.R., and yes, the SNES era holds a special place in my heart for the very reasons you mentioned.

Indeed, with the exception of Sonic the Hedgehog, it's actually quite tough to think of any NES or SNES era hero that could only stay underwater for a limited amount of time.

The wireless weapon from the SNES era can be used kind of like a bazooka in battle.

The story is very faithful to the SNES era conventions.

Back in the SNES era, my earliest memory of a shooter with an eagle - eye perspective were those missions in Contra 3 that let you spin around and cover the screen with bullets by dual - wielding various types of guns.

Unfortunately, there are some notable omissions, none bigger than Square Enix's other famous SNES era RPG, Chrono Trigger.

As you can see from the GIFs below, Wizard of Legend is an action - adventure inspired by the classic SNES era when games had an emphasis on item discovery and exploration.

TL; DR: I didn't have a SNES in the early days, so I didn't play the SNES era FF's (I could now, but haven't gotten around to it.

As a stand alone title, it was a very solid racing game for the SNES era and solid hit of nostalgia.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were probably the biggest thing in kids» media during the SNES era.

The game is built with an aesthetic reminiscent of classic 16 - bit SNES era RPGs, but rests on a solid bed of modern gameplay mechanics and sensibilities.

At times a throwback to the SNES era, then also jumping back to the 8 - bit years, the game's main mechanic resides in an early learned ability to alternate between dimensions, namely the 8 - and 16 - bit worlds.

Back in the SNES era, there was a sequel to Secret of Mana called Seiken Densetsu 3.

Undertale has always felt more like a console game than a PC game to me, likely because of how much it emulates 16 - bit RPGs from the SNES era, so finally having it on a console is cool.

Tangledeep is a new and in - development rogue - like indie title coming to PC / Mac / Linux later this year, reminiscent of the 16 - bit SNES era, and...

It feels like an update of the old engine rather than either a new game or a straight port, and the mechanics have come across with all the familiarity of control players should recognise from the SNES era.

The graphics in Stardew Valley feel ripped straight out of the SNES era.

Taking influence from many iconic games in the genre such as Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy IV, Lost Sphear has a story and gameplay that would've felt right at home during the SNES era of Japanese role - playing classics.

Nevertheless, those seeking a fairly decent and absorbing RPG adventure on the go ripped straight out of the SNES era are sure to find plenty to love.

Obviously that wasn't a problem with consoles, though, and there's a lot of mecha gaming goodness even in just the Genesis and SNES era, if you're willing to look... and / or willing to wait for translation patches.

Whether you're a young gamer, or you're from the NES / SNES era, Shovel Knight is sure to offer you a great time.

You can switch graphical styles from the shiny HD lick of paint to the retro 16 - bit look of the SNES era at the touch of a button but this didn't occur to me as my friend and I picked random characters (I got Cammy) and we got to it.

Considered very widely to be the best RPG of the SNES era, by some even to be the best RPG of the 90's, and by some still to be the greatest game ever made, there was one noteworthy hiccup gamers were worried about with the PSN release: load times.

And for the first time, you'll be able to play Star Fox 2, the sequel to the original Star Fox game (which is also included) that was created during the SNES era, but never released... until now.

If God of War had been thought up during the NES / SNES era, it would have certainly been a side scrolling beat»em up with light platforming and lighter puzzle solving (well probably no puzzle solving).

Another retro title, Boogerman was a platformer from the Genesis / SNES era.

It's full of NES and SNES era Final Fantasy references, including the «crystal theme» scales and the blue screen of introduction.

An often underappreciated hidden gem of the SNES era, The Legend of the Mystical Ninja is an action adventure game built on a foundation of two different...

Oh, and the «feature» to get out of your mech and still duke it out gives me such pleasant memories back to the SNES era playing Metal Warriors 2 - player deathmatch

Robert Zacny: A confession: the SNES era was when I realized I was a PC gamer.

The world itself is an ardent nod to the SNES era.

Launched on October 1st, 2013, Cosmic Star Heroine's campaign immediately grabbed the attention of fans of sci fi and SNES era RPGs like Chrono Trigger.

Its world owes almost entirely to the SNES era, but this game is a tale of individual intelligence - even though it's never really told.

While DKC purists might be put off by the change in the formula of the traditional games, Donkey Kong Country Returns is an excellent comeback to what is considered one of the best game series of the SNES era, as well as a nice entry point for people who never played the original games.

The NES & SNES era of games (including arcade games) play just as wonderfully as they did then now (providing they were good then).

This game is the crown jewel of the SNES era of JRPG's and deserves the utmost care and respect.

Glad to see you take the classics seriously in your design, not sure how much there is to glean but my personal favorite SNES Era game is definitely Earthbound, basically for it's tremendous story and the way the player experiences the world.