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Fluffy_Ruffs, do games w Favourite 90s platformer?

Mega Man X. The first one for SNES.

It was such an evolutionary leap forward from the previous MM games. Everything was bigger and better. The graphics, the music, the controls. It blew my mind at the time.

Rhynoplaz,

Sigma before the kids started saying it. 😂

cccrontab,

I spent so many hours on this game. Probably replayed it hundreds of times. The boss battles were so epic. SIGMA! And then discovering the secret shouryuken move from Street Fighter! Wow!

bjoern_tantau, do games w Favourite 90s platformer?
@bjoern_tantau@swg-empire.de avatar

Super Mario World on the SNES. That game is just great. I love playing it every so often.

Rhynoplaz,

Yes! This is my standard for a good platformer.

I think being the “free” game that comes with the system hurt it’s reputation. We all got bored of it, but going back to it after playing some terrible platformers really shows you how great it really is.

catalyst,
@catalyst@lemmy.world avatar

This for sure. There are other great examples, like Yoshi’s Island or Mario 64, but World is the one I grew up with and have the most nostalgia for.

lath, do games w Posting a Screenshot without context one time and never again

“… and never again”

Famous last words.

finitebanjo,

Those Tankies are looking for me, that’s a certainty.

mcforest, do games w Favourite 90s platformer?

2D: Super Mario World. It just plays smooth af. Pretty close to a perfect videogame.

3D: Rayman 2. Platformers usually have a colorful and happy world. Rayman might still be colorful, but it stands out because it’s kinda grim. Gameplay wise… I should replay it, because I’m not actually sure anymore. I think all 3D platformers of this time could be a little bit janky. I remember there were some frustrating parts, at least for a kid.

breadsmasher, do games w Favourite 90s platformer?
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Probably not a platformer but I have massive nostalgia for it. Alunda

almost1337, do games w Your all-time favorite game? Let's discuss the best options!

The OG X-Com is probably up there as a game that I keep coming back to. Especially after I learned about some of the total conversion mods for it.

Eso,

X-Com: UFO Defense (1994) is definitely up there for me as well, but I don’t think it can dethrone Baldur’s Gate (1998) which I have to give top spot.

jordanlund, do games w Favourite 90s platformer?
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The ones that were SURPRISINGLY good were the Gex games. Looks like they’re getting a remaster too.

youtu.be/PXr2cRbo6Go

Sunny, do games w Steam Deck / Gaming News #6
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Really dig these write-up, keep em coming! Especially intreeged by the oldschool steam deck magazine design, so cooooool!

Also I think at one point you should gather all of these “rants” in some sort of collection for people to more easily find back to. There are some fediverse, blog post-Y tools out there for it, that would kinda generate a blog based on your content. Sadly forgot what it’s called but if I find it I’ll come back here and post it. Just a thought for you to consider 😊

PerfectDark,
@PerfectDark@lemmy.world avatar

Thank you!

You might be right, at least they won’t go anywhere until I do decide where to back them up in one collection. If you remember, or come across it, let me know!

BuboScandiacus, do games w Day 245 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games l've been playing until l forget to post Screenshots
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It’s the kind of game where after you beat it you kind of feel empty after beating it.

Any suggestion of other games like that ?

Mugmoor, do games w Favourite 90s platformer?
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Donkey Kong Country 2 will always be the pinnacle of 2D Platforming, though Yoshi’s Island comes in a close second place.

Kolanaki, do games w Favourite 90s platformer?
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I sometimes feel like the only American that liked Bubsy. The biggest complaint I hear about it is that the jumping if super floaty; but that’s it’s strength! Once you get the rhythm of the game down, you’re basically Tribes style skiing through the levels. It’s awesome.

B0NK3RS, do games w Favourite 90s platformer?
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I’m not really a platformer fan but Abe’s Oddysee/Exodus and Kirby’s Dream Land are up there.

AceFuzzLord, do games w Favourite 90s platformer?

I’m a bit boring in terms of my favorite 90s platformer, but absolutely love Sonic 1 & 2.

superglue, do games w Your all-time favorite game? Let's discuss the best options!

Age of Empires II is my all time favorite game. Gears of War 1 - 3 are a close second.

noxypaws, do games w Your all-time favorite game? Let's discuss the best options!
@noxypaws@pawb.social avatar

Probably Morrowind.

Properly distinct beast races, freedom to fuck up the world, really rewarding exploration, awesome scenery and concepts, great soundtrack, you can free slaves, and Argonians have never looked better overall.

Second place, probably Red Dead Redemption 2. Every single aspect of that game is outstanding. The pacing, the story, the characters, the combat, the exploration, the horse genitals, the music, the graphics, the massive scale of the world… Just truly a masterpiece of a game, and I think Rockstar will never surpass it.

Honorable mentions for Caves of Qud, Metal Gear Solid, Final Fantasy 7 (original AND remake/rebirth) and Starflight (mostly played on C64 but Genesis/Megadrive version is far better)

Oh, fuck, and Silent Hill 2, that’s somewhere in the top three. Both original and remake. Fucking exceptional works of art.

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