Best Super Nintendo Obscure Hidden Gems - SNESdrunk

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  @GiordanDiodato · 3 years ago

  interesting fact about Pieces: It was made by the same people who would later go on to create Disgaea. They were known as Prism Kikaku at the time, but nowadays they're known as Nippon Ichi Software. In fact, Kitazumi Koichi, the director of Pieces, would later be the executive producer for Disgaeas 1 and 2.

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  @sammylane21 · 9 years ago

  U.N. SQUADRON is a game that I am so shocked NOBODY paid much attention to as it is beyond epic.The boss fight with the Wolf Pack is my favorite.The only way to improve on this classic gem is to give a 3D world to which you can move around 360 degrees.

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  @rayceeya8659 · 7 years ago

  Ogre Battle is one of my all time favorite games ever.  And it's truly unique.  I've played Tactics Ogre, and Ogre Battle 64, but the Original is the one I keep coming back too.

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  @devcalejado · 9 years ago

  I was fortunate enough to grow up playing Sparkster here in Brazil. My father did not want to spend a lot of money on a fancy game, so he picked up an obscure and "cheaper" one, and it turned out to be ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC. My brother and I loved it a lot. Anything you play and love as a child becomes excessively special later on. I had no Link to the Past cartridge, and even though I know it was one of the best games ever, I still prefer Sparkster. It's deeply subjective.

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  @alejandropardo4891 · 9 years ago

  Ogre battle is one of my favorites SNES games of all time!

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  @larrynintendo6838 · 7 years ago

  The Ogre Battle series is by far my favorite of all time. I played the 64 one when I was 9 or 10 and learned so much about decision making.

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  @SNESdrunk · 11 years ago (edited)

  I am disappointed in the lack of outrage in this comments section. Come on, people.

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  @rruhland · 4 years ago (edited)

  I played the hell out of Spike McFang as a kid. Everyone really needs to play it, it’s so fun. It’s pretty easy for the most part, but it’s definitely an enjoyable short action RPG.<br><br>Plus the music is FANTASTIC.

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  @WildcardZwei · 7 years ago

  This is my 4th time rewatching this since first subscribing a couple years ago. I don&apos;t know what it is, but your completely believable irritability with this trope and the colorful variety of games you choose just feels so genuine. You are by far my favorite retro gaming channel next to Metal Jesus Rocks just because of your competency discussing games and passion about the subject. So this is just a fan telling future you, your video has aged extremely well, IMO.

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  @rascalguy5673 · 8 years ago

  Run Saber is still one of my most nostalgic of games. &nbsp;I rented it from Blockbuster Video and loved it so much. &nbsp;Then by pure chance the store went on to put the rental copy up for sale, COMPLETE WITH BOX AND INSTRUCTIONS!!! &nbsp;I told my dad what I wanted for my birthday, and he didn&apos;t disappoint. &nbsp;Still own it to this day.

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  @danielmccormick700 · 6 years ago

  It&apos;s funny how within a single minute you go from &quot;This game has only 20 levels&quot; to &quot;That game has only 5 levels&quot;.

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  @albertohernandezgastelu9916 · 8 years ago (edited)

  Ignition factor! Hell yeah I remember that one! Freakin loved it, Space Megaforce rings a bell somewhere in my brain too... was expecting Uniracers as well, a fantastic, addictive yet simple racing game of sentient unicicles.

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