There is no denying that there were some awesome games released towards the end of 1990. The below charts are testament to these great games that still endure till this day (Ed: well, some of them anyway).
So, take out those Amiga Operation Stealth diskettes and blow into that dusty Super Mario Bros. cartridge for some unabashed retro gaming experience. Nostalgia rules y’all!
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1) Golden Axe (Sega) |
| 2) Chase HQ (Sega / Taito) | |
| 3) Operation Wolf (Sega / Taito) | |
| 4) Battle Out Run (Sega) | |
| 5) Double Dragon (Sega / Technos) |
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1) Super Mario Bros 2 (Nintendo) |
| 2) Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (Nintendo) | |
| 3) The Legend Of Zelda (Nintendo) | |
| 4) Super Mario Bros (Nintendo) | |
| 5) Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest (Konami) |
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1) Corporation (Core Design) |
| 2) Shadow Of The Beast 2 (Psygnosis) | |
| 3) Operation Stealth (US Gold / Delphine) | |
| 4) Shadow Warriors (Ocean) | |
| 5) Wings (Mirrorsoft / Cinemaware) |
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1) F-19 Stealth Fighter (Microprose) |
| 2) Their Finest Hours (US Gold / Lucasfilm) | |
| 3) Shadow Warriors (Ocean) | |
| 4) Operation Stealth (US Gold / Delphine) | |
| 5) Midnight Resistance (Ocean) |
Oh my! So this is what happens when you take a toilet break during your Mario gaming! Hide your good chinaware and duck under that deadly cannon. I hope your home and contents insurance policy covers Mario destruction!
Let’s be honest, when it comes to Mario Kart games, you are either a Super Mario Kart or a Mario Kart 64 fan. I definitely fall in the latter fan group – Mario Kart 64 always felt more polished and fun to play (relax SMK fans, put those pitchforks away!).
Do you want to see the start screen of every single NES game ever released? More importantly, do you have three hours to kill? If you have answered yes to both of these questions, then put your feet up, press play and get your NES nostalgia hit!
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