10 Highest Selling SNES Games!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I love the 16-bit era of gaming; in many ways, it was a transitional period that brought us the continuation of IPs, some brutally aggressive commercials, and some of the best soundtracks you would ever hear in the early 90s, at least in video gaming. Today I will talk about the top 10 highest selling SNES games!
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Yoshi’s Island was the first video game I ever bought for a girl. She was the daughter of one of the pharmacists I worked with at the hospital. I called every store in the city until I found a copy in a Game Exchange on the wrong side of town. It wasn’t a romantic gesture or anything, her mom had been diagnosed with breast cancer and she needed a pick me up.
That's incredibly honorable and respectable.
My local bowling alley had the Nintendo F-Zero/Super Mario World combined arcade cabinet. I can't describe the anticipation that thing caused for the release of the SNES. If I remember correctly, you could only play something like 3 levels of each game. Yet every Saturday we waited our turns to pump in quarters.
That would be the Nintendo Super System! How cool of you to mention it!
Whew I thought I was the only person that didn’t dig Star Fox 😂😂
No sir you are not. 😂😂 I didn’t like it either.
Star Fox hater here too lol. I never understood why everyone loved it so much
I never found Star Fox to be fun. It seemed like a gimmick.
I never played it on the SNES, but I didn’t like what I saw at a friends house.
Crap polygon graphics, especially compared to contemporary PC flight/space sims like X-wing....gameplay was alright, though.
That ZX Spectrum rant was pure gold! I eagerly anticipate your commentary on the video I suggested. Well done, FF!
What was the video you requested? I add all of them to the list, but I don't write who suggested it. I can tell you if it's coming up or not lol.
The 2nd game I got for the SNES was Street Fighter 2 Turbo. It was supposed to be a Birthday Present but I got it for Christmas with my SNES and Mario World pack
That's epic!
The SNES was a staple when I was growing up at my house. I have a physical copy of every single game on this list.
I started with basically the same, a SNES with Super Mario World, Street Fighter II and Super R-Type, and for Christmas as well. An amazinng Christmas and following weeks, months, years. :)
I bought Turbo 3 times. I still have 1 that is unopened.
My parents got me a Genesis and already thought games were a waste of money so they flat out refused to get me a SNES, too. Thanks for making these top 10’s. I love hearing opinions on the system I missed out on. Plus it helps to know the best titles to go back and purchase on eBay for my retro collection. :)
I'm glad I'm able to provide some insight about some awesome games. I hope when my review series kicks off you'll have more opinions as well :)
I was in my early 20's when the SNES came out. My favorite games were Final Fight, Contra and Castlevania 4. Even after all of these years, the SNES remains my favorite gaming system. I was not a child at that time but I will say that the world was a waaaayyyyyy better place back then.
It truly was a better place.
I didn't realize at the time how expensive many of those games I had actually were
They are!
Lol @ Similac sample!
I love that Teenage Mutant "Hero" Turtles was the European NES pack-in game.
It's so true lmfao.
Top 10 All-Time Most sold SNES titles!
1. Super Mario World (1990) - 20,610,000 copies sold.
2. Super Mario All-Stars (1993) - 10,550,000 copies sold.
3. Donkey Kong Country (1994) - 9,300,000 copies sold.
4. Super Mario Kart (1992) - 8,760,000 copies sold.
5. Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (1992) - 6,300,000 copies sold.
6. Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (1995) - 5,150,000 copies sold.
7. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (1991) - 4,610,000 copies sold.
8. Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (1995) - 4,120,000 copies sold.
9. Street Fighter II Turbo (1993) - 4,100,000 copies sold.
10. Star Fox (1993) - 4,000,000 copies sold.
FUN FACTS:
1. Only 2/10 titles was not Nintendo developed or Nintendo published, and both was Street Fighter II titles from Capcom!
2. 9/10 of the Top 10 sold titles was at various points bundled with SNES consoles during its lifetime. Only 9th, Street Fighter II Turbo was never that.
3. Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble was the final title in its DKC series and despite released late in console lifetime of November 1996 when the Nintendo 64 was soon to be launched, it is still the 11th best selling SNES game of all times with reported 3,510,000 copies sold!
Overall there was various 5 titles from 1996 that became Top 50 most sold on the SNES.
4. Mortal Kombat was evreywhere in the middle 90's, but despite its HUGE popularity, the best selling title; Mortal Kombat II (1994) was only SNES's 29th best sold title with 1,510,000 copies sold! However it sold also a lot of copies on other platforms so the total numbers greatly grows. Mortal Kombat 3 (1995) made 41th place with 1,220,000 copies sold on the SNES.
5. The 90's was regarded by many as Disney's "renesance era" with solid arguments for such claims, and many of its great movies was developed to video games and the SNES was home to several adaptions. Its best ever sold title was Disney's Aladdin (1993) by Capcom at 26th ranked with 1,750,000 copies sold.
Two other Disney title that is among all Top 50 Most sold SNES games is at 39th place, The Lion King (1994) by Westwood that sold 1,270,000 copies and at 42nd place, The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse (1992) by Capcom again with 1,210,000 copies sold.
6. Sega was in this era the most dominant plarform for various sports titles. The best sold sports game on the SNES was at 40th listed the popular Arcade game NBA Jam (1994) with 1,220,000 copies sold.
The only other sports titles that breached the Top 50 rank was Japan exclusive titles Derby Stallion III (1995) at 44th and Derby Stallion'96 (1996) at 47th that despite its region published limitation managed to sell impressive 1,200,000 and 1,100,000 copies respectivly.
(Who could have believed such games became this demanded on a small scale AND released this late as well to the market?)
7. The most sold RPG game was Squaresoft's Final Fantasy III /or VI (1994) title at 12th place with 3,420,000 copies sold.
8. Of all Top 50 most sold titles on the SNES, There was only 5 developers with 3 or more titles under there belts that made it that many;
1st 12 titles was developed by Nintendo, 2nd 9 titles was from Capcom + 9 titles from Squaresoft, 3rd 5 titles from Enix, 4th 4 titles from Rare Ltd and 5th
3 titles was from Sculptured Software!
You are my spiritual animal. Lmao
@@Fortefyre I take that as a great compliment my friend !!!!
Another fine video +++++
Thank you!
Super Mario world was expected to be the best selling SNES game. It's still an included game with many SNES consoles that are sold online till this day. My brother loves super Mario world and has beat it numerous times but I can't even get past the first level without dying.
Don't worry, my kids can't either lmfao.
First three games we had were Super Mario World,Gradius 3(Which my brother bought),and Super Castlevania 4. Good times! Both my brother and I got great at these games! (Even though my brother didn't like Castlevania and always wondered why I did...)
Those are POWERFUL games too. Jeez.
That’s the thing with getting a console early on. The only pack ins I knew about were Super Mario World and Super Mario All Stars, the latter only because that was the one my friend Dan got.
That's true!
I had a few of those. I think my favorites from the SNES had to be Super Metroid, Super Castlevania IV, Super Punch-Out, and NBA Jam. Boom-Shaka-Laka!
Those are all great choices!
Okay, first memory of Street Fighter 2. That would be at Riverchase Golf and Games. I picked Blanka and spammed his electricity because I didn’t want to get hit. Those darn fireballs had other ideas.
My first memory of it, is actually at a hotel near Disney World from my youth. It was that era of "sentience" popping in magically. Parents thought they could trick me by plopping me in front of attract mode, nope lol.
Funny thing about Street fighter 2 rainbow edition. The bowling alley arcade had a cabinet called street fighter thunder edition. It was pretty insane I don’t really remember playing it much but it was cool to see. I remember when you would press start while fighting you’d change characters mid battle.
That actually seems fairly similar to Rainbow, I just remember playing Rainbow and firing off 5 hadoukens at once, it was a fever dream lmao.
@@Fortefyre Can’t go wrong with that lol.
The ZX Spectrum yell made me laugh so loud I almost woke the girls 😂
That's one of the best platforms for games in world history.
The ZX Spectrum? Far from it LMAO.
@@Fortefyre It's probably the best game library in history.
@@Fortefyre The street Fighter game is probably the silliest thing on it.
@@Fortefyre It doesn't have the best graphics though so... I guess it's shit? The colours are generated by a chip which uses actual nice bright colours that are generated by circuitry and not circuit bending like the NES.
Street fighter 2 WW and sf2 Turbo were both released as Pack-in games with system here in the UK b
Nice! That makes sense now.
When star fox came out when I was a kid it was almost compared to virtual reality dude
I'm sure it was!
@@Fortefyre I probably should have also pointed out Doom, although looks horrible now on the SNES, was awesome at the time too
Absolutely!
Street Fighter II and Street Fighter II Turbo were both pack-in games in Europe.
Finding information about pack-ins for Europe can be tough
@@FortefyreThe turbo pack in box looks amazing too
Doesn't it though?
@@FortefyreI think in Europe Zelda, DKC 2, Mario Kart didn't get official pack in's from memory.
Street Fighter 2 Turbo was a pack in for AGES and Mario All Stars also was a pack in for a very long time. Then they added Mario World with it too.
10:35 if a world championship was held back in the day on super mario kart I'd be the undisputable world champ for sure ;]
And I would still be trash at it :P
I definitely would’ve thought super Metroid would be on this list… as a kid, I remember seeing The commercial for it every day after school when it came out😅
Right!?!
Some folks do seem to think counting pack in titles is cheating despite the fact that a pack in is still technically a copy sold as far as sales data is concerned.
Taking that into account, I think you might have to revisit this one at some point, but I'd imagine research into what was a pack in at some point is going to likely be extensive if you try to account for ALL regions.
Hell, in this video alone you mentioned a few that I didn't even realize were pack in titles at one point!
This is likely not all inclusive, but I did find a forum that was tracking all the variants of SNES console boxes. I don't trust Wikipedia as several of the games that are known pack in titles with photographic evidence are not marked as such on their list of the best selling games.
Anyway, here's a list of pack in titles if we're going off of US bundles along with the specific model or set it was part of:
-SMW (Super Set, the original pack in title at launch)
-DKC (Donkey Kong Set)
-Super Game Boy (SGB Set, technically not a game but tossing it in for the sake of inclusion)
-Mario All Stars (Mario Set w/SMW)
-Mario Paint (updated Super Set w/SMW)
-Super Mario Kart (updated Super Set w/SMW)
-Star Fox (updated Super Set w/SMW)
-Yoshi's Island (one of MANY Control Sets, repacked later for the SNS-101)
-Zelda: ALttP (one of MANY Control Sets, repacked later for the SNS-101 Control Deck as a Target Exclusive)
-Kirby Super Star (SNS-101, Target Exclusive)
-Tetris Attack (SNS-101, Toys R Us Exclusive)
-Stunt Race FX, NCAA Basketball, and NHL Stanley Cup (all three were part of the Big Score Bundle)
-Super Tennis, Super Play Action Football, and F-Zero (all three were part of the Competition Set, F-Zero was also a Target Exclusive Control Set at one point)
-Ken Griffey Jr. Presents MLB (Home Run Bundle)
-Killer Instinct (KI Bundle)
-Super Metroid (one of MANY Control Sets)
That's at least a whopping 19 games to cross off the sales chart if we're going off of officially released bundles that were made by Nintendo, and this is BEFORE we leave the US. I know there was a Mexican market bundle that came with Super SF2 and SMW, so realistically speaking I don't know if we're going to be able to knock out every single instance of a pack in title.
However, if we cross those 20 off the list, we'd be looking at a top ten along these lines. Keep in mind this list DOES have some Japanese exclusives on it, so the list is going to likely look very different than what some of you might expect!
#1-Street Fighter 2 Turbo (Questionable as this was apparently a pack in in Europe according to other comments)
#2-Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie's Double Trouble
#3-Final Fantasy 6
#4-Dragon Quest 6 (Japanese Exclusive)
#5-Dragon Quest 5 (Japanese Exclusive)
#6-Chrono Trigger
#7-Final Fantasy 5 (Japanese Exclusive)
#8-Super Mario RPG
#9-Pilotwings
#10-SimCity
#11/Honorable Mention-Secret of Mana (this obviously shifts up to tenth if we drop SF2T)
Now, I'm a little iffy on this list as I could have absolutely SWORN Super Mario RPG was a pack in at some point, but that could just be the Mandela Effect in action. If it WAS a pack in, then it was likely part of a retailer bundle that wasn't technically authorized by Nintendo.
EDIT: Following some extra research, apparently one of the early releases of the Model 101 console had a rendered 3D image of Mario on the box. The image in question specifically came from Mario RPG, so that's likely where the false memory is coming from.
With that said, two things jump out at me:
-We once again see that Dragon Quest is an absolute monster in terms of sales as DQ5/6 make this list on Japanese sales alone
-RPGs dominate the list, once again likely due to Japanese sales as the genre wasn't quite mainstream yet over here (this is still before FF7 mind you)
Honestly, if you can track accurate data for pack in titles as I feel Wikipedia is questionable on every known official pack in, it might be rather interesting to see how this plays out on other systems as well.
For a quick breakdown:
Doing this on the NES straight up knocks out SMB, Duck Hunt, and SMB3 from the top three and leads to some surprising games making a best seller list on the NES.
A list excluding pack ins on the Game Boy? Not so much. That only knocks out Tetris and Link's Awakening, the second of which doesn't crack the top ten in either case. To the surprise of no one Pokémon Gen 1 and Gen 2 take the top slots if Tetris is eliminated.
For the Genesis, Wikipedia had ZERO info on pack in titles (once again showing why I don't 100% trust them on this lol) which was shocking as I straight up KNOW they had all the mainline Sonic games bundled at one point or another, as well as a 6 in 1 cart. If you're going to do a similar list for the Genesis/Mega Drive, extensive research is going to be needed.
So far information, I don't rely on Wikipedia, because it's burned me before on minor details. I prefer to reach out to collector sites and check known sales. I know that site you mentioned, I grabbed the pics from it lmfao.
I never understood StarFox. It was rough on the eyes and janky to play. StarFox64 was fun...the SNES game...no! 🤷♂️
Most of the games on this list are still fun to play. Starfox is not.
Yoshi's island World 1-7 where you eat them fuzzy white puff balls had all of us playing this world over & over again. To this day i have not beaten this game because of that level. If you don't know what i am talking about eat one of those fuzzy white things & find out! My favorite in the series is still DKC as the graphics just blew me away & to this day i use that game to get people into Retro Games. On my box of Super Mario World i have duct tape that says, "in Jurassic" so it reads: Super Mario in Jurassic World. Ha-Ha!
I don't remember the puff-ball stage, but I did manage to beat it lol. I'm not TOO keen on DKC, the oversized sprites throw me off constantly, but they are both still fantastic games no matter what.
My SNES in the UK was bundled with Street Fighter 2 Turbo
Great bundle then!
Dixie is sometimes Diddy's cousin, sometimes his girlfriend, depending on the source.
Yeah I've heard conflicting sources lol.
I would love to see how many these games sold without the pack in numbers
Added to the list!
10. Star Fox ( didn’t own it )
9. Street Fighter 2 Turbo ( didn’t own it )
8. Yoshi’s Island ( didn’t own it )
7. Link to the Past ( owned the shit out of it )
6. Donkey Kong Country 2 ( didn’t own it )
5. Street Fighter 2 ( owned this version )
4. Mario Kart ( owned all my friends with it )
3. Donkey Kong Country ( didn’t own it )
2. Super Mario All-Stars ( stole it from my cousin )
1. Super Mario World ( owned it 100% )
Theft is acceptable if it's Super Mario Allstars LMAO
Anybody else beat ALTTP with only the 3rd sword at first because they didn’t know about the 4th?
...I beat it with A sword lmfao. I don't remember which one it was 🤣🤣🤣
Most of the games on this list, I'm not a fan of.
But then you end with Super Mario World. My favorite video game on any system, ever. I remember getting the SNES for Christmas '91 amd playing it nonstop. Finally got all 96 goals just a few years ago when i played it again for the SNES Classic.
Same here, Super Mario World is epic, always will be!
The only time I battled war mech I had finally got all my characters to level 99 and was on my way to chaos. Spent an hour fighting him and finally did beat him. It was much harder then the final boss.
I wouldn't even bother myself haha.
Um, max level in Final Fantasy on the NES was 50.
Side note: have you done a top 10 RPGs video for SNES?
I haven't, honestly I haven't played any for the SNES, outside of JRPGs.
@@Fortefyre have you posted a vid for those?
@@lastclassairman Sure have! ruclips.net/video/usDiW6BPI3w/видео.html
@@Fortefyre thank you so much! I’m only on mobile so that might’ve taken me days to find
No F Zero? I'm surprised it didn't make the top 10. Anyone know what it did sell?
another winner sir thank you
and non pack in would be a winner
Added to the list!
Very cool video my dude! Thanks as always
You bet! It's fun to make them.
i had the sf2 packin (netherlands) because the smw one was gone by then.
That's epic!
@@Fortefyre No it was sad because i had no one to play with :( Fighting games weren't that big. I really wanted to play SMW :(
Kinda funny but, I have just about all of those games save All Starts and DKC2
Haha I feel we all do.
DKC is not a collectathon, you can just run through it... It is btw my favorite DKC game =).
I'm a loot goblin though, so I wanted to get everything :P
@@Fortefyre Yeah, it can be collectathon if you really want it to be =D
:P
I don't think Chris Houlihan was ever an actual person. If he was he would've come out and done some kind of interview someplace online. I don't think anyone actually won that contest.
P.S. WarMech could go eat a big ole bag of dickles...I still have sweaty flashbacks of not only trying to beat him, but of just trying to get him to appear.
I believe that, and it's really strange they would yank the name out for the GBA remake.
2:51 in all fairness that would be good
12:54 i didnt know rare made super mario all stars..
They didn't, I think a control-z got to me when I was editing lmfao.
I was the fortunate/spoiled child until I had siblings I had the snes and sega Genesis! I really couldn't side during console wars debate I loved both! Nice list, the only games I think that was missed was Super Metroid and Castlevania 4 but I get it!
I was always the tech savvy kid growing up, so I had the systems of the generation I grew up in, which was N64 and PS2, Wii etc.
Nice Video man. SNES was my favorite console of all time. Followed by PS2 and PS1
Thank you!
Top 10 best selling third party games for all Nintendo systems would be nice. Easy said and done, right? =)
already on it :)
So what was the Mario Kart total??
8,760,000
Zed-X? You'd better be Canadian.
Haha, no I'm American, I just picked up the habit lmao.
12:55 you credited Mario All stars to Rare and the release date as 1994.
Dammit. Good eye!
My challenge for a video top 10 is, GBA No ports, no remakes
I actually haven't streamed a single GBA game, but when I have 10 of them, you'll see it lol.
hey Fortefyre= here's an idea I hope you like: you know how your daughter had already starred in 2 of these videos with you? how about a video with the games she thinks we should avoid; the ones she believes to be too boring! how about it?
added to the list.
I was thinking best selling games by year. So what games came out in 1992 and of just those, which games sold the most (by system, or across all consoles)
Oooh, that would be interesting. I'll add it to the list.
Yes...do best selling non pack ins
Already planned 💪
So half of the SNES classic minus two.
Pretty much haha.
Super Mario world is the last game I beat, it’s classic man
XD
Finally....someone who is bold enough to say that Zelda:ALTTP is overrated. I remember getting it for SNES back when I was like 16, thinking it was gonna be amazing. I wanted to love it so bad, but the game is such a slog. The music is boring, the dungeon puzzles are tedious (that ice level suuuuucked), and overall, I just didn't like it that much. Tried playing it several times, but it really gets a big 'ol "meh" from me. I'm just an NES / Genesis guy I suppose.
I felt the same way, and folks pretend it's treason to say that or have a differing opinion. Lol.
@@Fortefyre exactly. I think it's a lot of hype around the SNES because it's so coveted these days. I look at a lot of SNES games from major franchises, and I'd rather play the NES or Genesis version in a lot of cases. SNES is sluggish and there are some great games but I don't really like the sound chip that much either. Most of the time if I'm playing an SNES game, it's the msu-1 versions with real music.
You brought up compilations, how about a video on your favorite compilations?
Added to the list!
I had every single one of these games, therefore contributing to your disdain for Starfox 🤣
One of us! One of us!
I know there's probably not statistics for this. But would you consider doing the 10 lowest selling super Nintendo games boy that would be interesting.
I would love to, but unfortunately that would be in the realm of speculation, and I can't do that, it just wouldn't sit well with me. Many of those records were never made public.
Make a version of this for old people just bam bam bam... he was adopted Betty's good people... hopefully
I'm so confused lmao.
I stopped buying Super Nintendo games cause their free to get no reason to go spend money on free things
Well yeah lol
Make a video on Final Fight please…
I'm sure I will at some point, perhaps in a review.
Super Mario Allstars is also the only SNES game to not have its own box.
Did it? I didn't know that. I could have sworn I've seen it.
A+ video!
Awesome video!
Thank you!
I love rainbow edition 🤣🤣💯
It's so evil lmao
I had Nes for it seemed a hundred years. One friend down the road had a sega and another friend had snes. I never played starfox until i got N64 and that game i think ruined the original for me because i played 64 first. Kind of like i played super Metroid before nes Metroid so I never got to involved with the original.
I could see that, and that's true, going back to the originals really isn't for everyone, I struggle with that sometimes too.
The way you describe the plot of starfox is a good metaphor for Ukraine (not a political thing... l like words)
Lmaooooo
I don't think it is fair or accurate to include a game that was a system pack in. Good list otherwise.
I get that. But those sales figures still matter. I will make a secondary and third tier list that contains others.
I played all the expensive ones and more
Lol😂 sorry mom and dad ..
Didn't really know
Haha!
Star Fox is awesome.
Yeah not for me lol.
@@Fortefyre well your missing out !!!
Nintendo invented the HD remaster with All-Stars. Therefore they are to blame for the boring modern market. :^)
Haha maybe!
Have you ever read Console Wars?
I have, a long time ago, as well as Masters of Doom, and a few other select literature concerning video game history. I wish there was more. I do enjoy a good book.
@Fortefyre I could give recommendations. It's part of my future PhD research after all. There are also several games in the pop culture and philosophy series.
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
Here is an idea for another video :) top 10 soundtrack snes games. but must include U.N. Squadron hehe love it bro! check it out :)
ruclips.net/video/1iH3gsmRTdk/видео.html&t Like this? ;)
People say the console wars are dead. But you don't get much more biased than this. I'm discovering more each day how damaging Nintendo are to this industry.
Yeah Mario kart was good for the time but it’s no good now
I agree!
A Link To The Past, overrated?! 😳And just like that, I have a new video concept for you. The top 10 most blasphemous statements made by Fortefyre according to the fan’s response. 😝🤷♂️🤣
Hahahah, I could make a whole ass trilogy of videos.
@@Fortefyre You’re welcome for the extra work I just provided you with. 🤣💪
I love heavy work lmfao.
Including pack-ins is cheating. That's like saying Ford has the #1 best selling windshield wipers.. well, no #%(&, every one of their cars comes with 2 of them... if not 3...
Maybe so, but as far as official sales figures are concerned, a pack in title bundled with a console is a copy sold🤷♂
It's also a practice that has mostly fallen out of favor as it would always bump a console price up by $50 (and we're talking $50 in the late 80s/early 90s, so that price bump was significant)
I say mostly due to the fact that the norm for close to 30 years now has been to not pack a game in at launch so they can squeeze the console under a certain price point. Realistically, you weren't buying a Switch at $300 or a PS5 at $500 on launch night. The system needs a game after all! That said, not having a pack in title does give a little bit of flexibility to the consumer, even if game selection is very limited at launch.
With that being said, pack ins do still exist. Sometimes the copy is physical, more often than not it's digital nowadays. You tend to see them either around the holidays, or a year or two after launch following a price cut, that way they can still squeeze the whole thing in at a under a certain price point.
And honestly, with how often it has been packed in on holiday bundles, don't be surprised to see Mario Kart 8 as the top seller for the Switch once it's all said and done 😆
It does still count for what I do lol.
Link to the past overrated? you are insane....
To some maybe.
Swearing doesn't make your content edgy, so think twice before you drop F-bombs. My kids were watching this.
Why are your kids watching content from me, a creator that marks his content as not appropriate for kids?
@@Fortefyre Good grief, SNES content shouldn't need mature reviews unless it's a mature rated game.
...do you want me to create another channel for kids stuff? I will lol.
@@Fortefyre Go for it, I don't care.
I've toyed with it.
Starfox sucked ass. Ugly not fun, unappealing. I'd take TopGun on NES over it 10 times over.
Yeah I'm not big on Star Fox at all. Lol.
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The content is always fucking top notch... But your commentary that's what the fuck I come for... even the ZX SPECTRUM, LOOK AT THESE HIGH QUALITY GRAPHICS, HOLY SHIT!!!! 😂😂😂
Star Fox wasn't impressive for the time...in fact, i remember asking my brother why he liked playing such a janky looking game (especially compared to the much smoother polygon flight sims we had on PC, particularly Chuck Yeager Air Combat)...the gameplay was decent, though (which was why he liked it, despite the janky graphics).
That's the thing however. You're comparing a console title to a PC title. Star Fox might not have been impressive compared to PC games of the time, but a CONSOLE running a game that looked like that in 1993 was a completely different story.
@@Enigma1788 My point was console or not, it still wasn't impressive in 93....3D was beyond SNES's specs. and it shows in janky Star Fox (i'm surprised Nintendo didn't lose huge with Star Fox).
I actually have met Chuck Yeager in person, and I likely won't play his games based on how he treated the people around him lol. But yeah, Star Fox is wack to me.