When I was 7, we rented legend of the mystical ninja. I played it all weekend with my best friend and absolutely loved it but I could never remember the name. Thank God for all these retro gaming channels to finally remind me of the game almost 30 years later.
The rest of the Ganbare Goemon series for the SNES need to be released/translated to the public. Yeah, the fan translations are done and out there, but everyone deserves the chance to play them all.
Only problem with Jurassic Park was it didn't have a save function. I have finished that game on OG hardware and it takes about 6 hours. It's Nintendo hard. Trust me.
May I suggest Plok for consideration towards a hopeful part 2 of this? Plok could’ve been a top-tier game if it only had a save or password function. It’s a very unique puzzle-platformer and it has one of the best soundtracks on the system.
Yeah the whole mystical ninja/ganbare goemon series is incredibly fun and anyone interested should check it out. I used to play them on emulators as a kid 20+ years ago and loved them, even without translation.
There's a remake of Actraiser on steam I have to complain about... from a technical perspective it's better in every way, but it makes a real critical error in presentation: In Actraiser SNES you help your people by guiding them, but you work so subtly you might make the argument that the master doesn't exist at all; but in the remake you do EVERYTHING for your people, they're a BURDEN not the driving force.
Why are most of the games like Jurassic Park, Lufia 2, Shadowrun and Act Raiser hidden gems? They are famous and all very good games but not "hidden gems"
Oh ye gods, strong disagree with Zombies Ate My Neighbours being a "hidden gem". It's an unfinished mess. IIRC after somewhere in the level 12-15 range the level design completely drops off, with only a single person to rescue in each level - as if they were a placeholder until they properly finished level layouts. I bought it new back in the SNES days and regretted it within a few hours. Actraiser is brilliant, as is Lufia 2 ("LOO-fee-ah", not "luh-FEE-uh" - that made me wince), but neither are really that hidden - Actraiser is a classic, if unique, while the Lufia series were relatively successful, if not quite on the same level as Squaresoft. Shadowrun is decent, but pales in comparison to the Genesis Shadowrun, which is a completely different (and vastly superior) game, based on the same pen-and-paper RPG. And I mentioned this in your "Top 10 RPGs" video but Secret of Evermore is a steaming pile of crap. Play Secret of Mana, or the excellent Secret of Mana 2 (Seiken Densetsu 3), which was never released in the English-speaking world but got a decent fan translation - get the translated SNES ROM, rather than buying the recent release of "Trials of Mana". Fuck you Square, I'll happily give you my money for anything else, but if we weren't good enough for SD3/SoM2 in 1995, you don't get to cash in now. Evermore is an example of Square thinking it can throw money at a rapidly-assembled rookie US dev team and cash in on SoM's popularity, and is likely a big part of the reason why we didn't get the vastly superior SoM2 until 25 years later. PS I don't mean to again be critical, but you start off by saying "...the top 10 hidden gems for the Nintendo Entertainment System!" rather than SUPER Nintendo Entertainment System... Get your intro right!
Well, I enjoyed the 7th Saga, so Brain Lord became a favorite as well. It's definitely not hidden though since I recall seeing ads for it in Electronic Gaming Monthly as well as in GamePro.
I'm loving this series of videos. In this one, the "hidden gems" from the SNES actually didn't have any cover features in Nintendo Power magazine, but a whopping SIX of the ten games had cover mentions in Nintendo Power magazine, despite the fact that for an entire year during the SNES era the covers had either zero or one non-feature mentions! One of the games in this hidden gems list was actually mentioned on more than one cover! Fun Fact EDIT: ActRaiser, one of the "hidden gems" listed in this video, was the first ever SNES game ever mentioned on a Nintendo Power cover!
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The Mystical Ninja games REALLY need to be added to the Switch online service, at LEAST the ones that came to the states
When I was 7, we rented legend of the mystical ninja. I played it all weekend with my best friend and absolutely loved it but I could never remember the name. Thank God for all these retro gaming channels to finally remind me of the game almost 30 years later.
The rest of the Ganbare Goemon series for the SNES need to be released/translated to the public. Yeah, the fan translations are done and out there, but everyone deserves the chance to play them all.
Já tem para snes ,através do everdrive vc joga .é jogar no próprio snes é mto melhor
Only problem with Jurassic Park was it didn't have a save function. I have finished that game on OG hardware and it takes about 6 hours. It's Nintendo hard. Trust me.
May I suggest Plok for consideration towards a hopeful part 2 of this? Plok could’ve been a top-tier game if it only had a save or password function. It’s a very unique puzzle-platformer and it has one of the best soundtracks on the system.
Yeah the whole mystical ninja/ganbare goemon series is incredibly fun and anyone interested should check it out. I used to play them on emulators as a kid 20+ years ago and loved them, even without translation.
Your voice sounds really similar from another great youtuber, Ash from CWA Gaming. Nice vid btw.
Actraiser is not a hidden gem at all. It was released very early in the snes days and got a lot of exposure as a result.
Lol you used the wrong intro
Mike E Burt is a GREAT name. (Mentioned during ZAMN bit) I bet he has a bestie named Bert E Mike!
Digging this channel. Glad I found it!
Secret of Evermore, not secrets.😊
I washed dishes at my uncl's pizza place one summer when I was 12yo to buy a copy of Shadowrun. Love that game.
Shadowrun for the SNES is one of the most underrated games around.
Where's Wild Guns?
Keep your great and nice job!!!!
Great video, as always
Curious how back in the '90's they would call a prequel a sequel.
Ash is this you or the AI?
Keep it up , great content .
Nobody ever talks about MetalMarines . One of the earliest real time strategies . I glad I have it cib
I really like that one. Can´t hold a candle to Herzog Zwei on the genesis but it is really fun and unique.
@@Luchiop never played it. I sure do miss red alert cc
There's a remake of Actraiser on steam I have to complain about... from a technical perspective it's better in every way, but it makes a real critical error in presentation: In Actraiser SNES you help your people by guiding them, but you work so subtly you might make the argument that the master doesn't exist at all; but in the remake you do EVERYTHING for your people, they're a BURDEN not the driving force.
Hate to agree, but I have to
Uhmm...
How the heck are these hidden gems?
Actraiser a "Hidden Gem"? It was a launch title or shortly after. It was never hidden.
The commentary sounds like it's an AI as well.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.
Why are most of the games like Jurassic Park, Lufia 2, Shadowrun and Act Raiser hidden gems? They are famous and all very good games but not "hidden gems"
Oh ye gods, strong disagree with Zombies Ate My Neighbours being a "hidden gem". It's an unfinished mess. IIRC after somewhere in the level 12-15 range the level design completely drops off, with only a single person to rescue in each level - as if they were a placeholder until they properly finished level layouts. I bought it new back in the SNES days and regretted it within a few hours. Actraiser is brilliant, as is Lufia 2 ("LOO-fee-ah", not "luh-FEE-uh" - that made me wince), but neither are really that hidden - Actraiser is a classic, if unique, while the Lufia series were relatively successful, if not quite on the same level as Squaresoft. Shadowrun is decent, but pales in comparison to the Genesis Shadowrun, which is a completely different (and vastly superior) game, based on the same pen-and-paper RPG. And I mentioned this in your "Top 10 RPGs" video but Secret of Evermore is a steaming pile of crap. Play Secret of Mana, or the excellent Secret of Mana 2 (Seiken Densetsu 3), which was never released in the English-speaking world but got a decent fan translation - get the translated SNES ROM, rather than buying the recent release of "Trials of Mana". Fuck you Square, I'll happily give you my money for anything else, but if we weren't good enough for SD3/SoM2 in 1995, you don't get to cash in now. Evermore is an example of Square thinking it can throw money at a rapidly-assembled rookie US dev team and cash in on SoM's popularity, and is likely a big part of the reason why we didn't get the vastly superior SoM2 until 25 years later.
PS I don't mean to again be critical, but you start off by saying "...the top 10 hidden gems for the Nintendo Entertainment System!" rather than SUPER Nintendo Entertainment System... Get your intro right!
Shadowrun!!! 👍👍👍
How Brain Lord didn't make the cut is beyond me.... that game is an absolute gem.
Nah, too difficult
Maybe “Hidden Uncut Gem”
@pharmcat84 it's a hack and slash rpg with pets... Fairly easy mechanics. Great soundtrack. Solid combat.
Well, I enjoyed the 7th Saga, so Brain Lord became a favorite as well. It's definitely not hidden though since I recall seeing ads for it in Electronic Gaming Monthly as well as in GamePro.
Goof Troop, my first SNES game...
If you like puzzles, go ahead, otherwise I'd recommend you picked something else.
Here's some "hidden gems" proceeds to call them all classics 😅
Wouldn't call ZAMN a Hidden Gem, and Jurassic Park is ok at best. Mystical Ninja 1 of the best games on the system
I'm loving this series of videos. In this one, the "hidden gems" from the SNES actually didn't have any cover features in Nintendo Power magazine, but a whopping SIX of the ten games had cover mentions in Nintendo Power magazine, despite the fact that for an entire year during the SNES era the covers had either zero or one non-feature mentions! One of the games in this hidden gems list was actually mentioned on more than one cover! Fun Fact EDIT: ActRaiser, one of the "hidden gems" listed in this video, was the first ever SNES game ever mentioned on a Nintendo Power cover!
Act Razor?
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Go é mon
His enunciation is just the worst lu fi a. And don't get started on how he pronounced paleontologist but other then that a decent video
popular games everyone knows about?
Trying to see why Jurassic park was on the list that game was trash can't save and wondering not knowing what to do lol
Maybe 10 years ago they would be hidden gems LOL Everyone knows about these titles now.
This guy's voice is nails on a chalkboard