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by RoyalRanger #20: Super C (NES) 
 Sorry folks, it's true. I like Super C, by a small margin, better than I do Contra, and I am one of the few. The one factor that leads me to this decision is the base levels in Contra. I never really liked the base levels that much, but Super C replaces those base levels with other ares to toy with. #19: The Incredible Machine 3 (PC) 
 I originally bought an earlier version of the Incredible Machine, TIM 2, for an older PC of mine, but though I liked that version of TIM, it just wasn't versatile enough to suit my tastes. Later, I had gotten TIM 3.0, and I loved it. It took many things that TIM 2 had and it upgraded them to make the game better than ever. The whole idea behind TIM is to solve various puzzles by building "machines" out of several odd items offered to you. But TIM 3 not only has its puzzles to solve, but it also has a great two-player mode and a "workbench" where you could actually build your own puzzles for others to solve! #18: Super Mario RPG (SNES) 
 Super Mario RPG was the very first RPG I had bought, played, and completed, and it still holds a special place with me. The worlds were marvelous, with old recurring Mario characters you'll see, as well as some new characters that pop up. Though SMRPG is considered a beginner's RPG, it's still my favorite RPG. #17: World Cup Soccer (NES) 
 I was never a fan of sports video games. Never at all. But World Cup Soccer had that special something that I absolutely loved. Maybe it was the fun gameplay, or just the funny faces all the characters made when they were tackled. Either way, this is one of the best sports games I've ever played. Period. #16: Blaster Master (NES) 
 I really can't figure out what it is about this game that makes me like it so much. I've never fully beaten the game. I very rarely even play it, frightened away by the length of the game. Yet, every time I do play it, I enjoy it so immensely that I can't help but list the game among my favorites. Heck, the music alone gets to me. The first couple of levels alone are enjoyable enough to play. < #25 - #21 #15 - #11 > |
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