Sentences with phrase «looking snes games»

These effects, combined with the art style, make Kirby's Dream Land 3 one of the best looking SNES games.

Not exact matches

Fox n Forests can't be faulted for its fantastically accurate portrayal of 16 - bit platforming; very few indie games have managed to nail the look and sound of the SNES so well.

The jump from the NES to SNES brought games with a higher - looking quality, the jump from the SNES to N64 brought gaming into a new dimension, the jump from the N64 to GameCube brought enhanced 3D models and a stunning controller people still use today, and finally the jump from GameCube to Wii brought the revolutionary motion controls that set forth the path for games like Super Mario Galaxy.

Smash bros is pretty much the same as the last game, mario kart looks ok, dk looks like more of the same from wii, Hell the Dk games on snes had more effort and felt more like whole games and less like cop outs for money, do nt get me wrong DK for wii was good but was nothing even close to the old ones, do nt care about wind waker its an old game that i played on my gamecube a few times.

I mean sheesh look how long it took is to get a Metroid game from SNES.

The Donkey Kong Country games looked awesome on the SNES to begin with but those snow levels looked amazing I agree.

Name a PS2 launch game that looked like Shadow of the Colossus or a SNES year one game that looked like FFIII (VI) or Donkey Kong Country.

And it looks like a little SNES game cartridge!

It's got the look of an NES with the inputs of an SNES, making it compatible with a much wider range of games than a strictly authentic setup would allow.

The first game was to sell the power of the snes, second one even more so with you being able to board ships, but of course that was cancelled, 2 was canceled so 64 could look all the more impressive and really show off what made the n64 so different, it also was bundled with the rumble pack to push it, much like the wii motion plus bundles from last gen, assault was the worst game in the series by a longshot, and the first one created without the idea of pushing something (as far as anyone knows), adventures of course isnt even a starfox game so why include it, and of course command had forced stylus controls which may or may not have been to convince people to touch can work for hardcore games too, but thats just me assuming they arent just jerks.

The Wii U's sales show that even great games like DK Tropical Freeze (which harken back to the glory days of games on the SNES) aren't enough to interest dedicated PS4 or XB1 owners, when there's a new realistic looking cinematic game like GoW 4 just around the corner.

And the crazy thing is that many of the developers hyping these games looked like they would have been in diapers the first time I fired up an SNES.

There was Zelda Skyward Sword which looked fine, Donkey Kong which looked almost exactly like the SNES games (indeed it's obvious that's what they're going for), Metroid Other M, and Kirby Epic Yarn (the latter looking the most exciting to me).

I prefer the SNES version of the game since there are once again more levels, plus a ton of bonus features like Time Trials and the option to change the art style to the comic versions, making each Turtle look a bit different in comparison.

It looks like the game is actually running at 60 FPS on the SNES.

Looking forward to refilling my SNES game collection.

Secret of Mana (PS4): The beloved SNES game is getting remade in a 3D / 2D style that looks to capture all the wonders of the original.

Yoshi's Woolly World was another highlight for me as it looks like a yarned up version of Yoshi's Island from the old the SNES days, one of my favorite Mario games ever.

Okay, look, most of us (and by «us» I mean those fortunate enough to have been born in the SNES golden era and some very hip gamer kids) we all know the Secret of Mana is one of the greatest JRPGs of...

This game looks classic, throwbacks to a ton of SNES RPGs.

This game looks like something that came out for the SNES.

This time on Region Locked, we take a look at Square's Super Nintendo (SNES) RPG that never left Japan, Live A Live, which is largely considered one of the best SNES games to never leave Japanese soil.

I vaguely recall seeing the box cover at movie / game rental stores growing up when SNES games were on the shelves but nothing about the cover had interested me to take a further look at it.

It all comes together nicely without losing what made the game look good and play well on SNES.

If you look for Top 10 SNES games or any Best SNES games ranking in Google, I bet you're gonna find Contra III in those lists.

The SNES version, despite looking similar to the Megadrive game (when outside of the Matrix), was a completely different beast but it was not too shabby either and possibly provided a more fleshed out story.

We decided to look at ten additional games that easily could have been included on the SNES Classic Edition, and honestly, we almost would prefer some of these titles over ones actually included.

Highlights: * Upscaling your favorite games to look gorgeous on HDTVs * You can map SNES, NES or Genesis controllers to play any game you want * Save - states!

This week, Christian DeCoster and Hunter Wolfe join Joe DeClara to look over Nintendo's newly announced SNES Classic Edition and its stellar lineup of games.

The SNES Mini System has the same look and feel of the original system — only smaller — and comes pre-loaded with 21 games:

When playing classic games, the SNES Classic and the Super Nt look almost identical.

It contains all my old favorite SNES games, and I love that the controllers are exactly the same and that the console has the same look, though slightly different functionality.

The NES, SNES, Genesis and TurboGrafx are each represented with a game this week, and from the looks of it, they're all pretty good.

The original ActRaiser has some of the most gorgeous backdrops and graphics early in the SNES lifespan, and to this day the game still looks amazing.

While not a good looking as the SNES it still was a good looking game had a visual style that was consistent with the setting.

The back of the console houses an HDMI port and a micro USB port for power, while the front features two controller slots, which are covered up by a flap that emulates the look of the original SNES game - pad ports.

Hahaha, I can't even take nemo's post seriously it's so unbelievably bitchy... My two cents: I'm not very happy with the Dual Shock joysticks, but I guess there really wasn't any other choice considering that the D - pad should most definitely be the high priority input considering the NES and SNES... I like the overall style and design, though, because it looks like a very slick SNES pad, and I'm hoping it feels like it too... There really aren't many N64s games I really need to get (except a certain shooter by Treasure that never made it over here) so the joysticks aren't that big of a deal for me... Either way, I'll be getting this for sure...

I didn't have an SNES and didn't want one, as by the time the SNES had hit the market we had a family computer and my attention quickly went there (albeit also looking for games).

Sure it looks like a nice ROM hack of a decades old SNES game, but it doesn't initially look like it can compete with the likes of Brutal Mario in regards to programming gimmicks and ASM.

There are some true masterpieces in the database, rivaling the quality of even the official Nintendo SNES and Gameboy games, so if you are new to Zelda Classic, definitely take a look.

I'm really looking forward to Shadowrun RPG, though I don't recall the SNES game.

Looking for a console to play your SNES, NES, Genesis and maybe even GBA games?

It was convenient that I could play sports games and Japanese RPGS on my SNES but look what the PC has.

The look and feel of this wireless SNES controller is perfect for longtime gamers.

Whether you're looking to revisit the games of your youth, or get introduced to them for the first time, the SNES Classic Mini is a real treat.

In what will be music to retro gamers» ears throughout the land, the SNES Classic Mini controllers look and feel identical to the original system's.

Well, considering that this isn't the 2D Mario platformer planned for the 3DS this year, it looks like Nintendo has gone ahead and confirmed a new Mario game is being made for the Wii U. Maybe even as a launch title like how it was back in the NES / SNES / Game Boy / Nintendo 64 dgame is being made for the Wii U. Maybe even as a launch title like how it was back in the NES / SNES / Game Boy / Nintendo 64 dGame Boy / Nintendo 64 days?

True, the game isn't using the sprite graphics that were so beloved in the SNES, GBA and DS era, but it's looking pretty decent despite being in 3D.

The whole one Mario game a system stuff was a fairly recent invention if you look back at Mario history, it only held true of the SNES (assuming you don't count Yoshi's Island), Nintendo 64 and Gamecube.

both the chinese and english versions of final fantasy VII nes can now be played on an acekard2i on your dsi with the NesDS emulator that can be obtained at EmuCR.com I really wish the 1997 SNES looking SQUARE - MADE game of FF7 was available as a rom.the video of that game can be seen on you - tube thru vizzed.com.where incidently the english version of ff7 nes can be had.