Pretty much. SNES was peak 2D, which is why so many games from Shovel Knight to Sea of Stars, take inspiration from it. It even got a bit of a second wind with the Game Boy Advance making the whole thing portable.
@@erakfishfishfishPS1 had a lot of great 2D games. I honestly hate 5th gen games for the most part because the 3D games were so clunky and unintuitive most of the time, but the 2D games from the PS1/N64 era were amazing. Strider 2, Alundra, Marvel vs Capcom, the list goes on
Super Mario World is the first video game I have any memories of. I don't remember when I first played it, but every time I boot it up the little jingle at the beginning and hitting the world map for the first time always just make me feel something deep in my soul
Yep, Mitsuda literally overworked himself until he got sick. He is an absolute top tier composer. He also did Chrono Cross (without help that time) and Xenogears. The only composer I've seen that's fully on Mitsuda's level is Masayoshi Soken. He composed a lot of Endwalker from his hospital room while being treated for cancer.
It's funny because fast forward to this year and I've also seen a ton of reviewers say Sea of Stars' OST is by Mitsuda when he also only did 10 songs and the vast majority was by Eric Brown. Maybe in 30 years we'll get a game where world renowned Eric Brown is the guest composer and people confuse that too 😁
@@ant_mag Lessons learned. People tend to favor the more popular names, neglecting who did most of the work which is a shame to these people. Happens all the time it seems.
I was just about to comment this. If I didn't know he did it, I would've thought Nobuo scored Trigger soundtrack. From the moment the pendulum swung, I was hooked.
I can't remember the name of the game but it was about donating to dementia research. It was really difficult to complete so I doubt you've heard of it
Yea I remember that game man... Oh nevermind.. I don't remember it.. cuz the donation never happened... Well, until after the fact when the lack of donating was pointed out and to save face it finally came into existence lmao!!!!
@@TCharlieA Read what Pablo said, but slowly this time. If not, I'll dumb it down for you. Yasunori Mitsuda has a tendency to overwork himself to the point of sickness in his projects, hence the as usual. Oh right, I forgot. You're a person on the internet who is deliberately memeing for the sake of the memes. My mistake for taking you seriously.
For me: Super Mario World, A Link to the Past, Super Mario Kart, FFIV, FFVI, Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana, Earthbound, Street Fighter 2, Mortal Kombat 3, Super Punch Out, Donkey Kong Country, Super Metroid, Killer Instinct, NBA Jam, ActRaiser
Kirby Super Star is STILL one of the greatest local co-op games of all time for players of differing skill levels. Easy to pick up, less-skilled player gets the helper, tons of playstyles to choose from.
I did not know you have chosen FF6 as your penultimate episode when you decide to complete the channel. It’s my favorite game of all time, and I would love to see you cover it one day.
I am legit still finding new SNES gems, what a console. Legendary games in pretty much every genre. We share quite a few favorites and I hope the ff6 and dkc2 videos are still a ways off.
Here, let me point you at a few of the... well, probably rightfully overlooked games, not the system's masterpieces but still worth giving a try: Arcana - A low-animation dungeon crawler with a bit of a mean streak, but the soundtrack alone is worth the play. Paladin's Quest - Your standard JRPG, but with an unusual approach to its magic system, a world that feels bigger than it really is, and a nice twist on the usual "chosen one" story. Lagoon - Actually, I don't even know why I'm recommending this, it's an action-adventure game that gives you basically a two-pixel attack range and will cheerfully throw a game over at you for blowing a simple jump, but it's got a sort of charm to it. Soul Blazer/Illusion of Gaia/Terranigma - They're not quite a series, but they try to hint at a shared universe. Soul Blazer is just okay, but Illusion of Gaia has an involved and kind of moody story, and Terranigma takes the gameplay of the previous two games and perfects it; just don't expect good things happening to good people, it's a bit bleak.
Solid list! Absolutely not surprised at number 1, and if you’ve seen Jirard’s Legacy show (like me!), it’s extra special. I hope that last episode doesn’t happen for a long time, but I know Jirard will put his heart and soul in it, and we’ll all probably cry a lot 😢
The original Donkey Kong Country is the game that introduced me to video games as a whole back when I was 5. My brothers and I spent a LOT of time with DKC and DKC2 through childhood. Truly special games man.
Of the trilogy DKC1 is probably my least favorite one but it was also the first video game I ever owned as a child. (Besides Super Mario World of course when my parents bought the SNES) I remember playing DKC1 with my dad and failing the levels again and again. But with time we both improved and managed to reach world 4. And if I remember correctly you had to beat 5 extremely difficult ice levels in a row before you were able to save in this world so we reached some kind of dead end there. But because my dad had to work and other obligations and I had much more free time my disadvantage of still being very young and my mechanical skills not being completelly evolved yet could be compensated and I became better and better and finally managed to beat the 4th world and he was super suprised when he saw it. Then we finished the game together because the rest of the game was actually much easier. After DKC2 was released I was completelly obsessed with the game and became so good that he didn't even want to play with me anymore because I would beat almost every level at first try while he already had to struggle in the 2. world. Good old memories, haha.
"This is the last game I will play on the completionist" "This is the last game my mom gave me before she died" Knowing what just happened, that hit so hard.
@@MikeRotch-ur7sx nope it’s not there I have one already. The version I’m waiting on is a jp ds import. It was like 50 bucks which is much better bang for buck with the current AAA garbage coming out for 70.
@@alibabaschultz352 I'm open to hearing other opinions, but I think Super Metroid is the best in the series by a wide margin; the GBA games were excellent, but--despite being released a decade later--they didn't really do anything that SM didn't.
20. Tetris Attack 19. Super Mario Kart 18. Aladdin 17. F Zero 16. Kirby Superstar 15. Mega Man X/Mega Man 7 14. Super Street Fighter 2 13. Illusion of Gaia 12. Ken Griffey Jr Presents Major League Baseball 11. Secret of Mana 10. Super Mario World 9. Earthbound 8. Super Metroid 7. Super Castlevania IV 6. Super Mario World 2 Yoshi’s Island 5. Donkey Kong Country 2 4. Super Mario RPG 3. Chrono Trigger 2. The Legend of Zelda A Link To The Past 1. Final Fantasy VI
I knew one of my favorites wouldn't make the list, but that's OK. For me, an underappreciated gem of the SNES will always be Lufia 2. A challenging and entertaining RPG with phenomenal characters, outstanding music, incredible dungeon design (including very complex and enjoyable puzzles) and one of the most emotional endings of any RPG I've ever played. It's so perfect that just hearing the first few notes of "The Savior of Those on Earth" still brings tears to my eyes.
The snes did have a lot of bangers. Some of my favorites are super castlevania 4, super Mario rpg, f zero, and Kirby super star. Especially Kirby super star since I grew up on super star ultra and have a soft spot for super star in general
Yea. Gen 4, 5, and 6 were the golden age. Sooooo many iconic all timers. Gen 7 was the start of the downfall. Nowadays games have just min maxed themselves where it costs so much money to make and investors only want cash cows
Of the 54 songs on the Chrono Trigger soundtrack, Nobou Uematsu actually only worked on 10. Most of them were composed by Yasunori Mitsuda (who recently swapped to the role of "legendary veteran contributing a few tracks to a masterpiece" for Sea of Stars). Also, there's no "The" before "Legend" in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, and the "r" comes before the "l" ;)
Great list Jirard! The SNES has so many good titles that I would also put on my list like Contra 3, Turtles in Time, Aladdin, SF 2, MK 2. The SNES is one of my favorite consoles, even tho I only had 2 games as a kid, I have so many memories of playing with my cousins the games they had and going to the rental store and rent a game for the weekend.
Try checking your local flea markets and pawn shops. The games are out there but prices have gotten pretty crazy recently. I have nearly 100 SNES games now and I limit myself to only the best games. My local shop has Mario RPG but I can’t justify $130 when I have the mini. 😅
@Chojimaroji Super Famicom games are also pretty viable ways of getting CIB games, but cheaper. Super Metroid plays in both Japanese and English, for example, and is a fraction of the price for the SFC version CIB compared to the North American version. Super Mario All-Stars is another cheap one, too.
I have owned and play all systems from the NES to the PS5/Xbox Series X today and have to honestly admit that the SNES has the best library of games ever in terms of game play and replayability hands down!
Nice list, love to see all the RPGs on here! Also big fan of your 3 spot, that would easily be top 3 for me as well I hate to be that WELL ACKTUALLY guy but Yasunori Mitsuda is actually the one responsible for most of Chrono Trigger’s OST, I believe he worked himself so hard to the point of hospitalization that Nobuo Uematsu had to come in and finish the remaining tracks which wasn’t very much. Mitsuda is all my time favorite video game composer so I had to say something lol
Nothing wrong with correcting people. I wish it didn't get derided with that obnoxious meme. If someone is wrong, correct them. Donno why that has such a bad reputation.
1. Chrono Trigger 2. Super Mario World 3. Super Metroid 4. Final Fantasy 6 5. Super Punch-Out!! 6. Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 7. Super Mario RPG 8. Mega Man X 9. Yoshi's Island 10. Donkey Kong Country EDIT: I actually updated this list while watching this video. There was a game I had forgotten.
for anyone that wants to time skip ahead - warning spoilers - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10 - Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - 0:52 9 - Earthbound - 2:08 8 - Secret of Mana - 3:48 7 - Super Mario RPG: The Legend of the Seven Stars - 5:07 6 - Super Metroid - 7:09 5 - Chrono Trigger - 8:23 4 - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past - 10:05 3 - Mega Man X - 11:18 2 - Final Fantasy VI - 12:44 1 - Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest - 14:46
E.V.O. the Search for Eden is definitely a classic. It has its flaws with grinding, and variety but it did inspire games like spore later on and though difficult with broken hitboxes is still pretty fun. Though it's very expensive it's still a unique game being more digestible than it's predecessor Evo: The Theory of Evolution.
The snes was nuts man, being a kid was nuts. I remember to this day playing Mario RPG, never even knowing that they made games like that. It blew my mind. I played it over and over, using every character finding new stuff each time. As a kid I lived on a farm way out in the middle of nowhere, we didn't have internet or a lot of money so my only glimpse into what else was out there was from looking at magazines as my mom shopped or talking to the other kids at school. Maybe getting 1 or 2 games on my birthday or christmas. DUDE, I totally forgot about RENTING snes games lol. I used to love renting the Terminator 2 arcade game and.....Battle or Clash of the monsters. I don't remember the name exactly but it was amazing. Kinda like double dragon with dinosaurs.
I have a feeling you're thinking of King of the Monsters 2, featuring a Godzilla knockoff called Super Geon, a robotic Kong clone named Cyber Woo, and Ultraman-like called Atomic Guy. The first game was more of a arena wrestler.
I believe that Mega man X 1 (and 2) are absolutely perfect. They’re not my favourite game but they are the games I think are perfect. I’m kind of surprised you didn’t have TMNT 4 , but it’s your list! The SNES is the best console out there!
It's incredible how much your perception of a great snes game could change depending if you had a brother and some friends to play with. I remember having the most fun with Mario Kart, Rock n roll racing, tecmo super bowl, Tetris attack, TMNT IV, street fighter, mortal kombat and a long etc. of multi-player games
My list: 1. Final Fantasy VI 2. Super Metroid 3. Super Mario World 4. Street Fighter II Turbo 5. Mega Man X 6. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 7. Final Fantasy IV 8. NHL 94 9. Kirby’s Dream Course 10. Battleclash
top 10 wow hard choice 1. Chrono trigger 2. Super Mario RPG 3. Final fantasy VI 4. Super Mario World 5. Tetris attack 6. Breath of Fire II 7. Seiken Densetsu 3 8. Mario Kart 9. Secret of the Stars 10. Megaman X
DKC2 is amazing, surprised its first but it was one of my most enjoyable challenges as a kid. This game had me pulling my hair out so many times getting game overs but man is it rewarding when you FINALLY beat those hard levels.
Loved the impromptu script at the end! Growing up poor, we didn't have a NES or a SNES. Our first console was the N64, and it was shared between me and my two older brothers. So many precious memories!
Yes, FF6 is the best one in the series. I will die on that hill. The aforementioned "Opera Scene" and it's associated musical piece "Aria di Mezzo Caratere" brings a tear to my eye to this day.
To this day it’s my favorite cause there really isn’t a MAIN character it’s an ensemble cast that has so much variety. The story is so heartfelt I loved celes moment where she discovers a will to live
10. Street fighter 2 turbo 9. Legend of the mystical ninja 8. Final fantasy 2 (4) 7. Chrono trigger 6. Mario rpg 5. Castlevania 4 4. Super Mario world 3. Zelda link to past 2. Super Metroid 1. Final fantasy 3 (6) Honorable mentions Flashback Donkey Kong country Secret of mana Secret of evermore Super Mario kart Super Mario world 2 YI Smash TV Turtles in time Paperboy 2 Lagoon Darius Twin Mega man X NBA Jam Out of this world Super Nintendo is my favorite system of all time . Still have my 1991 original I got for Christmas back then . So many great games I’m sure I’m missing some I have about 50 games for it and plan on passing it down to my son in a year when he turns 12
Great list! I think what’s a testament to not only the nostalgia but also the quality of not only the snes but the software as well, is that only 2 of the top 10 that I didn’t own was Chrono Trigger and Megaman X! But my buddy did and every Saturday when I’d spend the night there we’d be playing Chrono Trigger and Megaman X! S tier list and system. 💪👊😁
Back in the early 2000s before RUclips I made a run at the world record time for DKC2. I realized how much I liked the game and thought hey I think I could break that..got to 1:47 with the 102 percent.
Donkey Kong Country 2 holds a special place in my heart as well. I was going through a rough time since my parents were divorced and I was having a hard time adjusting to living with my dad. As a reward for getting good grades that school year, he let me pick out an SNES game. It really made my Summer that year.
It's crazy how video game moments stick with you all these years later. I remember having to go through a really tough dental procedure when I was a kid. When I came home, there was the brand new SNES console that had just come out witb a copy of Super Mario World. Nearly 30 years later and I barely remember any hint of the pain from the procedure but the excitement of having an SNES.
Thank you shining a light on the soundtrack as well. Every game on that list has a phenomenal soundtrack and you mention it. I listen to the Mega Man X and DK Country (especially DKC 2) soundtrack to this day.
I was very happy to see DKC2 as your #1. I’m new here, so I didn’t see it coming. DKC2 has been my favorite game as long as I can remember, that is until I played Earthbound for the first time only a few years ago. Much like you with DKC2, losing my mom has cemented Earthbound’s profound place in my life. My mom was sick when I was playing through it for the first time, but when she passed 2 years ago, all the themes in that game, in particular near the end, took on a larger than life meaning for me.
I love seeing your SNES memories, Jirard. It seems like your memories are from the last few years of the SNES's life, whereas mine were from the early years of the SNES. I got my SNES in 1991 (right when they came out) but around 1994/1995, my life got "serious" - I graduated high school and circumstances led me away from gaming for a short while (it was that period in between "parents buying games for you" and "you gotta go get a job and buy your own games"). "Donkey Kong Country" (which came out in November 1994) is the last SNES game I ever received as a gift, and that game is special to me. My "Top 10" list consists of (in no particular order): "Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past", "Final Fantasy 2", "Super Mario World", "Street Fighter 2", the original "Star Fox", the original "Mario Kart", "Actraiser" "Contra III", "Sim City", and "Donkey Kong Country". Nothing after 1994. I never got to experience "Earthbound", "Chrono Trigger", "Donkey Kong Country II", "Super Mario RPG" or "Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island". When I got back into gaming a couple years later, it was playing on friend's original Playstation while in college. It just feels like I missed out on a last couple years of SNES greatness. I eventually bought a Nintendo 64 in 1998.
So, I'm sure others have said it already, but... the lead composer on Chrono Trigger was Yasunori Mitsuda, who would also go on to compose for Xenogears, Xenoblade, and Chrono Cross among a great many other games. Uematsu only came on near the end to finish a few tracks after Mitsuda put himself in the hospital with stomach ulcers from overwork.
9:00 Sorry, Jirard, but Uematsu was not the primary composer of Chrono Trigger's OST. While he did contribute a small handful of songs as the game was nearing completion (one of which didn't make the cut for the original SF/SNES release), Chrono Trigger's composer was none other than Yasunori Mitsuda (who most recently scored Sea of Stars). The only reason Uematsu stepped in was berceuse Mitsuda literally worked himself to the bone, to the point he was getting physically ill thanks to the stress.
I remember Jirard saying half of these games as his #1 favorite game before. Vividly remember him saying Earthbound was his favorite, and I remember him saying A link to the past and Super Metroid during randomizers.
This is like the first time im actually doing something like this. Ill put my list below before yours starts! 1. Chrono Trigger 2. LoZ ALTTP 3. Super mario world 4. FF4 5. Secret of Mana 6. Yoshis island 7. Super mario RPG 8. Kirby all stars 9. Killer instinct 10. The goof troop game i dont rememer what its called. I will have to re do my list at some point as earthbound and ff6 are in my backlog and im sure they will bump a game or 2 out!😊
Late. But did anyone else play: Secret of Evermore. It was a dark kinda sci-fi/ fantasy adventure action GPG. It’s essentially secret of mana’s gothic sister and every time I bring it up no one knows what I’m talking about. I remember my brother and I staying up late to play it which gave it even more of that creepy vibe. Especially in the beginning of the game.
The more time that passes, the more that DKC2 stands out and holds up. It really is a masterpiece. David Wise is a legend for giving us one of the best soundtracks in gaming history to go along with such a well paced and charming platformer. Thanks for the list!
Uh think you meant Yasunori Mitsuda for CT my guy. He composed like 90% of the OST and only handed off a few tracks to Uematsu after being hospitalized due to overwork. It's what put Mitsuda on the map, shocked that a channel this big got such a basic and well known fact wrong. And it does a huge disservice to the work Mitsuda put in. It's even on the wikipedia page for Mitsuda.
Hello Jirard, i think Terranigma would be a SNES Game you would love as well, it has open Combat like Secret of Mana, an Amazing Story and also a Developing World as you Play and do some Side Quests. Love your Work. Greetings from Germany
I was just looking for a list like this yesterday! Like watching these just as a nostalgia trip and hearing others remember these games as fondly as I do
1. Super Metroid 2. Chrono Trigger 3. Donkey Kong Country 2 4. Final Fantasy VI 5. Mega Man X 6. Super Mario World 7. Super Castlevania IV 8. Trials of Mana 9. Mario's Super Picross 10. Kirby Super Star I like A Link to the Past, but it's not the Zelda game I would immediately play these days. I would much sooner replay Majora's Mask or Link's Awakening. All the other games I named give me more unique experiences that I can't really get anywhere else.
How did this guy just make a video on Sea of Stars and call it his game of the year and STILL not know that Yasunori Mitsuda is the one that composed the majority of CT’s music?
My Top 10 SNES games list 10. Mega Man 7 9. Street Fighter 2 8. Super Ghouls N Ghosts 7. Super Mario World 6. Sparkster 5. Earthbound 4. Super Metroid 3. Final Fantasy 6 2. Chrono Trigger 1. Megaman X
Dude you’re so awesome. I’ve been going through a tumultuous time in my life, and your channel has been such a comfort to me. Love your videos and your passion! Keep on rolling dawwwg!
Haven't watched the video but i want to guess the top 5 In no particular order, cause that would be too hard: Donkey Kong country 2 Chrono trigger MegaMan X The legend of Zelda: A Link to thd past Final fantasy VI Edit: FREAKING NAILED IT!
DK2 is the only game I've ever 100%ed and will likely be the ONLY game I ever fully complete. Pre internet, it was so satisfying to figure out every secret. To win with skill rather than state saves. I understand Jirard's love for this game because it is my own. I both can't wait for, and absolutely dread, the day he comes out with the episode covering this game.
Your list is superb! While I may have a couple substitutes, we definitely have similar tastes. I also like that you, like myself, experienced these games during their time. Nothing quite like experiencing Link to the Past on a blockbuster, weekend rental, sleepover at my friends house. Mind Blown!
Off the top of my head, in no particular order: SMW2: Yoshi's Island Street Fighter 2 Turbo Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Chrono Trigger Final Fantasy VI Killer Instinct Ganbare Goemon 3 Super Metroid Contra III Tetris Attack/Panel de Pon And that's just 10. There's SO MUCH more, like Megaman X, Castlevania 4, Mario RPG, Link to the Past, Super Punch Out, etc. I don't want to even bother putting them into ranks, that's just how good the SNES library is.
My SNES Top 10 list: 1. Chrono Trigger 2. Final Fantasy III 3. Shadowrun 4. Secret Of Mana 5. Earthbound 6. Super Mario Kart 7. Lufia 2: Rise Of The Sinistrals 8. Super Metroid 9. The Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past 10. Megaman X I'm not including games that I played via emulation, just those I played on the system via cartridge, otherwise Seiken Densetsu 3 would have gotten a spot too (and deserves an honourable mention). A few I needed a NTSC/PAL converter for, Australia got a very limited selection when compared to the US, and game rental options for imported games were rare here. Here's a shout out to Game Mania in Elizabeth SA; they're long closed now, but through them I got to experience the RPGs that PAL regions missed out on.
Great list! Earthbound is my favourite SNES game, with DKC3 and DKC2 not far behind (they're pretty close!), it really has such a great lineup, some of which I have yet to play *cough* Chrono Trigger, FF6, Mario RPG *cough* but maybe one day I will sit down and play them, it did take me a long time to start FF7, took me a long time to play Earthbound, recently just started Paper Mario 64, so good to know there's still so much to experience.
gotta disagree with you on mario world, i grew up on snes and was obsessed from a child to adulthood and it is always in my top 3 of all time. It's as perfect as a game can get
IMO the SNES is the console that has aged better than any other.
The sprite based graphics are evergreen and the list of games it has never gets old.
Pretty much. SNES was peak 2D, which is why so many games from Shovel Knight to Sea of Stars, take inspiration from it. It even got a bit of a second wind with the Game Boy Advance making the whole thing portable.
Agreed. Even my favorite PSX game, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, looks like a beefed-up SNES game.
@@erakfishfishfishPS1 had a lot of great 2D games. I honestly hate 5th gen games for the most part because the 3D games were so clunky and unintuitive most of the time, but the 2D games from the PS1/N64 era were amazing. Strider 2, Alundra, Marvel vs Capcom, the list goes on
damn I loved that Game :D @@erakfishfishfish
dont forget about suikoden 1&2 which are considered some of the best pixel style rpgs to ever be created @@trinidad510
Super Mario World is the first video game I have any memories of. I don't remember when I first played it, but every time I boot it up the little jingle at the beginning and hitting the world map for the first time always just make me feel something deep in my soul
I think proper credit for a great deal of Chrono Trigger's OST was Yasunori Mitsuda.
Hahaha. You beat me to it
Yeah Nobou only did like...5 or 7 tracks? And I don't believe they're any of the iconic ones.
First thing I came to say lol
Yea I paused the video immediately to comment this lol
Haha looks like you beat the rest of us to post this in the comments.
make a top 10 donations pls
Haha
Maybe top 0
Yasunori Mitsuda was the main composer for Chrono Trigger. Uematsu made 10 tracks (out of 64) after Mitsuda got stomach ulcers.
Indeed. Insane ost.
Yep, Mitsuda literally overworked himself until he got sick. He is an absolute top tier composer. He also did Chrono Cross (without help that time) and Xenogears. The only composer I've seen that's fully on Mitsuda's level is Masayoshi Soken. He composed a lot of Endwalker from his hospital room while being treated for cancer.
It's funny because fast forward to this year and I've also seen a ton of reviewers say Sea of Stars' OST is by Mitsuda when he also only did 10 songs and the vast majority was by Eric Brown.
Maybe in 30 years we'll get a game where world renowned Eric Brown is the guest composer and people confuse that too 😁
@@ant_mag Lessons learned. People tend to favor the more popular names, neglecting who did most of the work which is a shame to these people. Happens all the time it seems.
I was just about to comment this. If I didn't know he did it, I would've thought Nobuo scored Trigger soundtrack. From the moment the pendulum swung, I was hooked.
I can't remember the name of the game but it was about donating to dementia research. It was really difficult to complete so I doubt you've heard of it
Yea I remember that game man... Oh nevermind.. I don't remember it.. cuz the donation never happened... Well, until after the fact when the lack of donating was pointed out and to save face it finally came into existence lmao!!!!
Imagine having enough time in the day to going back to old videos and posting the same shit.
@@dueunicycle3699they did this a month ago, you posted a day ago. Seems like lots of people have time on their hands bozo
I donated 1000 bits. I can’t imagine how much you guys did. How much again?
Lmfao
The main composer of Chrono Trigger was Yasunori Mitsuda... As usual, he ended up with health issues, and that's when Uematsu helped him finish
I didn't play CT until I got it on Steam and later what I believe to be a restored cartridge with a slightly incorrect label.
@@TCharlieA Read what Pablo said, but slowly this time. If not, I'll dumb it down for you.
Yasunori Mitsuda has a tendency to overwork himself to the point of sickness in his projects, hence the as usual.
Oh right, I forgot. You're a person on the internet who is deliberately memeing for the sake of the memes.
My mistake for taking you seriously.
@@Hawkenwhacker i need to go get a beer in a bar or something...jeezus 😅
@@HawkenwhackerSomeone??? On the internet??? Making JOKES??? THE HORROR!!!
Earthbound, Super Mario RPG, FF6, Donkey Kong Country 2, Zelda: Link to the Past, Chrono Trigger, Yoshi’s Island. The SNES era was my childhood. ❤
What about Wrath of the Thunder Anus?
For me: Super Mario World, A Link to the Past, Super Mario Kart, FFIV, FFVI, Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana, Earthbound, Street Fighter 2, Mortal Kombat 3, Super Punch Out, Donkey Kong Country, Super Metroid, Killer Instinct, NBA Jam, ActRaiser
Jirard isn’t just the Donkey Kong Country 2 guy. He’s that one video gamer!
That's just who he is.
I hope one day Nintendo would remake the trilogy or give us a official dkc4
@@retrogamerfan123 well crash not only had a remaster but a sequel to it. so you never know
@@retrogamerfan123 No need for a remake. Game looks, sounds and plays perfect as it is.
@@retrogamerfan123Just pretend Tropical Freeze is called DKC4. Done!
Time to release the DKC2 video. Career is over and now possibly facing jail time
You should do a Top10 donation list next time...
Whens the top 10 donations video coming???
Top 0
Kirby Super Star is STILL one of the greatest local co-op games of all time for players of differing skill levels.
Easy to pick up, less-skilled player gets the helper, tons of playstyles to choose from.
The kirby golf game is better than superstar. Superstar is a variety game. Don't kid yourself
@@leargamma4912 Is Kirby's Dream Course a local co-op game?
I always think of Superstar as a DS game because Superstar Ultra is just such an incredible remake
Dude that game was fire!! 🔥 excellent. Had so much fun with that game as a kid 💯
You are the Donkey Kong Country 2 guy.
I did not know you have chosen FF6 as your penultimate episode when you decide to complete the channel. It’s my favorite game of all time, and I would love to see you cover it one day.
looks like he wont be reviewing dk2 for what happened…
I’m still anticipating it. I honestly don’t care about the drama, I just want to hear his passion and love for that game.
What happened
I am legit still finding new SNES gems, what a console. Legendary games in pretty much every genre. We share quite a few favorites and I hope the ff6 and dkc2 videos are still a ways off.
Here, let me point you at a few of the... well, probably rightfully overlooked games, not the system's masterpieces but still worth giving a try:
Arcana - A low-animation dungeon crawler with a bit of a mean streak, but the soundtrack alone is worth the play.
Paladin's Quest - Your standard JRPG, but with an unusual approach to its magic system, a world that feels bigger than it really is, and a nice twist on the usual "chosen one" story.
Lagoon - Actually, I don't even know why I'm recommending this, it's an action-adventure game that gives you basically a two-pixel attack range and will cheerfully throw a game over at you for blowing a simple jump, but it's got a sort of charm to it.
Soul Blazer/Illusion of Gaia/Terranigma - They're not quite a series, but they try to hint at a shared universe. Soul Blazer is just okay, but Illusion of Gaia has an involved and kind of moody story, and Terranigma takes the gameplay of the previous two games and perfects it; just don't expect good things happening to good people, it's a bit bleak.
This sounds like the script for this video was made with chatgpt the moment you start talking about the game lol
Solid list! Absolutely not surprised at number 1, and if you’ve seen Jirard’s Legacy show (like me!), it’s extra special. I hope that last episode doesn’t happen for a long time, but I know Jirard will put his heart and soul in it, and we’ll all probably cry a lot 😢
That is undisputable fact! And we will NOT be ready!
The original Donkey Kong Country is the game that introduced me to video games as a whole back when I was 5. My brothers and I spent a LOT of time with DKC and DKC2 through childhood. Truly special games man.
Of the trilogy DKC1 is probably my least favorite one but it was also the first video game I ever owned as a child. (Besides Super Mario World of course when my parents bought the SNES)
I remember playing DKC1 with my dad and failing the levels again and again. But with time we both improved and managed to reach world 4. And if I remember correctly you had to beat 5 extremely difficult ice levels in a row before you were able to save in this world so we reached some kind of dead end there.
But because my dad had to work and other obligations and I had much more free time my disadvantage of still being very young and my mechanical skills not being completelly evolved yet could be compensated and I became better and better and finally managed to beat the 4th world and he was super suprised when he saw it. Then we finished the game together because the rest of the game was actually much easier.
After DKC2 was released I was completelly obsessed with the game and became so good that he didn't even want to play with me anymore because I would beat almost every level at first try while he already had to struggle in the 2. world.
Good old memories, haha.
"This is the last game I will play on the completionist"
"This is the last game my mom gave me before she died"
Knowing what just happened, that hit so hard.
Guess the next video is gonna be DKC 2…
I’m currently waiting on my copy of Chrono Trigger to come in the mail for my first ever playthrough and I’m so excited!!!
You're in for a fucking treat.
Can just play it on SNES classic mini
@@MikeRotch-ur7sx nope it’s not there I have one already. The version I’m waiting on is a jp ds import. It was like 50 bucks which is much better bang for buck with the current AAA garbage coming out for 70.
@@GameKnight404 oh it's there 😉 you just have to mod
@@MikeRotch-ur7sx Would you care to elaborate?
Looks like we may be getting that DKC2 video sooner than later
Great list and I remember playing most of them, memories filled with joy and everything. Would love to see more people check out Actraiser.
DEMENTIA SUFFERERS NEVER FORGET!!!
WHAT A SCUMMY MOVE
hilarious lol
Would've expected Super Metroid to be at least number 2. In my humble opinion the best aged SNES game, it still is a lot of fun to play nowadays.
I dont even think its the best game in the series.
@@alibabaschultz352 I'm open to hearing other opinions, but I think Super Metroid is the best in the series by a wide margin; the GBA games were excellent, but--despite being released a decade later--they didn't really do anything that SM didn't.
@@mzwww3243 I find Dread to be better in literally every possible measurement.
Super Mario World is my favorite game of all time!
@@alibabaschultz352as someone who also prefers dread to super, super has muuuch better music, environments, and atmosphere. so not every measurement.
20. Tetris Attack
19. Super Mario Kart
18. Aladdin
17. F Zero
16. Kirby Superstar
15. Mega Man X/Mega Man 7
14. Super Street Fighter 2
13. Illusion of Gaia
12. Ken Griffey Jr Presents Major League Baseball
11. Secret of Mana
10. Super Mario World
9. Earthbound
8. Super Metroid
7. Super Castlevania IV
6. Super Mario World 2 Yoshi’s Island
5. Donkey Kong Country 2
4. Super Mario RPG
3. Chrono Trigger
2. The Legend of Zelda A Link To The Past
1. Final Fantasy VI
You’re my favorite RUclipsr for a reason, Jirard. You have heart. Thank you for sharing yourself with all of us.
Yikes
I knew one of my favorites wouldn't make the list, but that's OK.
For me, an underappreciated gem of the SNES will always be Lufia 2. A challenging and entertaining RPG with phenomenal characters, outstanding music, incredible dungeon design (including very complex and enjoyable puzzles) and one of the most emotional endings of any RPG I've ever played.
It's so perfect that just hearing the first few notes of "The Savior of Those on Earth" still brings tears to my eyes.
Lufia 2 is fantastic
Totally agree. Im glad your comment was here.
Im 34, friend of mine showed me lufia about 5 years ago, never knew about it as a child. Damn, what an awesome game
my underappreciated gem is secret of evermore such a wonderful game that I encourage anyone to look into playing
it has to compete with some real giants so i dont think not being top 10 is a slight. and i too loved it.
The snes did have a lot of bangers. Some of my favorites are super castlevania 4, super Mario rpg, f zero, and Kirby super star. Especially Kirby super star since I grew up on super star ultra and have a soft spot for super star in general
Yea. Gen 4, 5, and 6 were the golden age. Sooooo many iconic all timers. Gen 7 was the start of the downfall. Nowadays games have just min maxed themselves where it costs so much money to make and investors only want cash cows
@@alanlee67there are tons of amazing games coming out all the time. Take the nostalgia goggles off and get out of the AAA grind, you'll see
@alanlee67 Play indie games, then you'll realize creativity and passion never died, they just don't get the big budget that they used to.
Of the 54 songs on the Chrono Trigger soundtrack, Nobou Uematsu actually only worked on 10. Most of them were composed by Yasunori Mitsuda (who recently swapped to the role of "legendary veteran contributing a few tracks to a masterpiece" for Sea of Stars). Also, there's no "The" before "Legend" in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, and the "r" comes before the "l" ;)
Yasunori Mitsuda was also one of the music directors for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and 3, which I think are his absolute finest works.
Thanks Jirard! Never tried Super Mario world 2 but you’ve got me interested in checking it out
It's soooooo gooooood.
Great list Jirard! The SNES has so many good titles that I would also put on my list like Contra 3, Turtles in Time, Aladdin, SF 2, MK 2. The SNES is one of my favorite consoles, even tho I only had 2 games as a kid, I have so many memories of playing with my cousins the games they had and going to the rental store and rent a game for the weekend.
I love the snes unfortunately I don’t have an original but I do have the Classic
Same here I wish I could play some of the other classics other than the ones on the SNES Classic
@@MallerExpressEntertainment You can put more games on the classic systems if I'm not mistaken. You could curate your own SNES library onto it.
Try checking your local flea markets and pawn shops. The games are out there but prices have gotten pretty crazy recently. I have nearly 100 SNES games now and I limit myself to only the best games. My local shop has Mario RPG but I can’t justify $130 when I have the mini. 😅
@Chojimaroji Super Famicom games are also pretty viable ways of getting CIB games, but cheaper. Super Metroid plays in both Japanese and English, for example, and is a fraction of the price for the SFC version CIB compared to the North American version. Super Mario All-Stars is another cheap one, too.
@@MallerExpressEntertainmentuse HackChi to mod the SNES classic. I’ve got almost the whole SNES library on mine.
I have owned and play all systems from the NES to the PS5/Xbox Series X today and have to honestly admit that the SNES has the best library of games ever in terms of game play and replayability hands down!
Nice list, love to see all the RPGs on here! Also big fan of your 3 spot, that would easily be top 3 for me as well
I hate to be that WELL ACKTUALLY guy but Yasunori Mitsuda is actually the one responsible for most of Chrono Trigger’s OST, I believe he worked himself so hard to the point of hospitalization that Nobuo Uematsu had to come in and finish the remaining tracks which wasn’t very much. Mitsuda is all my time favorite video game composer so I had to say something lol
Nothing wrong with correcting people. I wish it didn't get derided with that obnoxious meme. If someone is wrong, correct them. Donno why that has such a bad reputation.
1. Chrono Trigger
2. Super Mario World
3. Super Metroid
4. Final Fantasy 6
5. Super Punch-Out!!
6. Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
7. Super Mario RPG
8. Mega Man X
9. Yoshi's Island
10. Donkey Kong Country
EDIT: I actually updated this list while watching this video. There was a game I had forgotten.
Solid list. A lot of those are in my top 10 as well.
Good list! I would have many of them in my top ten too, but also Super Castlevania IV, so good.
That's my all time fav Castlevania. It's such a good action platformer
@cristobalcastro5183 For sure! It has such great atmosphere with unique graphics, sounds ans music. A 10/10 for sure! :)
for anyone that wants to time skip ahead - warning spoilers
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10 - Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - 0:52
9 - Earthbound - 2:08
8 - Secret of Mana - 3:48
7 - Super Mario RPG: The Legend of the Seven Stars - 5:07
6 - Super Metroid - 7:09
5 - Chrono Trigger - 8:23
4 - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past - 10:05
3 - Mega Man X - 11:18
2 - Final Fantasy VI - 12:44
1 - Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest - 14:46
What else is your jam? Donations?
No lol
for real. if you'd end up stranded on an island with nothing but these 10 games, you'd be set for life anyway. the snes is such an incredible machine
Hello from Brazil, Jirard!
Great list, great work as always. Keep on!
COME TO BRAZIIIILLLLL
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E.V.O. the Search for Eden is definitely a classic. It has its flaws with grinding, and variety but it did inspire games like spore later on and though difficult with broken hitboxes is still pretty fun. Though it's very expensive it's still a unique game being more digestible than it's predecessor Evo: The Theory of Evolution.
The snes was nuts man, being a kid was nuts. I remember to this day playing Mario RPG, never even knowing that they made games like that. It blew my mind. I played it over and over, using every character finding new stuff each time. As a kid I lived on a farm way out in the middle of nowhere, we didn't have internet or a lot of money so my only glimpse into what else was out there was from looking at magazines as my mom shopped or talking to the other kids at school. Maybe getting 1 or 2 games on my birthday or christmas. DUDE, I totally forgot about RENTING snes games lol. I used to love renting the Terminator 2 arcade game and.....Battle or Clash of the monsters. I don't remember the name exactly but it was amazing. Kinda like double dragon with dinosaurs.
I have a feeling you're thinking of King of the Monsters 2, featuring a Godzilla knockoff called Super Geon, a robotic Kong clone named Cyber Woo, and Ultraman-like called Atomic Guy. The first game was more of a arena wrestler.
I believe that Mega man X 1 (and 2) are absolutely perfect. They’re not my favourite game but they are the games I think are perfect. I’m kind of surprised you didn’t have TMNT 4 , but it’s your list! The SNES is the best console out there!
Anyone else keep returning to The Completionist because Jirard is just a super wholesome good dude and you need more of that energy in your life?
It's incredible how much your perception of a great snes game could change depending if you had a brother and some friends to play with. I remember having the most fun with Mario Kart, Rock n roll racing, tecmo super bowl, Tetris attack, TMNT IV, street fighter, mortal kombat and a long etc. of multi-player games
DKC2 is such a great game, and the music is top notch! Rare did a phenomenal job, and it's sad that Nintendo failed to recognize that at the time.
Heck, it's possible that Nintendo may have been a little jealous of RareWare at the time.
My list:
1. Final Fantasy VI
2. Super Metroid
3. Super Mario World
4. Street Fighter II Turbo
5. Mega Man X
6. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
7. Final Fantasy IV
8. NHL 94
9. Kirby’s Dream Course
10. Battleclash
Honorable mention to Terranigma. That game is a hidden gem.
Wasn't released in America. Top 5 snes game for me!
Yes! Came here to say that, it‘s still so good even today, one of the goats for sure!
Yeah, crazy good story.
Great game, i think the SNES game that i played the most as a kid.
@@blackbeardddd That explains a lot :D
Word!!!! Music was on point aswell.
top 10 wow hard choice
1. Chrono trigger
2. Super Mario RPG
3. Final fantasy VI
4. Super Mario World
5. Tetris attack
6. Breath of Fire II
7. Seiken Densetsu 3
8. Mario Kart
9. Secret of the Stars
10. Megaman X
DKC2 is amazing, surprised its first but it was one of my most enjoyable challenges as a kid. This game had me pulling my hair out so many times getting game overs but man is it rewarding when you FINALLY beat those hard levels.
The SNES was my childhood. I have not enjoyed a console more until the present day when the Switch is challenging its throne.
Loved the impromptu script at the end! Growing up poor, we didn't have a NES or a SNES. Our first console was the N64, and it was shared between me and my two older brothers. So many precious memories!
I think there should be an honerable mentions section for the less popular gems like Terranigma, The Illusion of Gaia, and Demon's Crest.
Yes, FF6 is the best one in the series. I will die on that hill. The aforementioned "Opera Scene" and it's associated musical piece "Aria di Mezzo Caratere" brings a tear to my eye to this day.
9 is better, but only slightly.
To this day it’s my favorite cause there really isn’t a MAIN character it’s an ensemble cast that has so much variety. The story is so heartfelt I loved celes moment where she discovers a will to live
6 and 9 both are peak. I need to play more of the series though.
10. Street fighter 2 turbo
9. Legend of the mystical ninja
8. Final fantasy 2 (4)
7. Chrono trigger
6. Mario rpg
5. Castlevania 4
4. Super Mario world
3. Zelda link to past
2. Super Metroid
1. Final fantasy 3 (6)
Honorable mentions
Flashback
Donkey Kong country
Secret of mana
Secret of evermore
Super Mario kart
Super Mario world 2 YI
Smash TV
Turtles in time
Paperboy 2
Lagoon
Darius Twin
Mega man X
NBA Jam
Out of this world
Super Nintendo is my favorite system of all time . Still have my 1991 original I got for Christmas back then . So many great games I’m sure I’m missing some
I have about 50 games for it and plan on passing it down to my son in a year when he turns 12
Great list! I think what’s a testament to not only the nostalgia but also the quality of not only the snes but the software as well, is that only 2 of the top 10 that I didn’t own was Chrono Trigger and Megaman X! But my buddy did and every Saturday when I’d spend the night there we’d be playing Chrono Trigger and Megaman X! S tier list and system. 💪👊😁
Back in the early 2000s before RUclips I made a run at the world record time for DKC2. I realized how much I liked the game and thought hey I think I could break that..got to 1:47 with the 102 percent.
oh shit
Donkey Kong Country 2 holds a special place in my heart as well. I was going through a rough time since my parents were divorced and I was having a hard time adjusting to living with my dad. As a reward for getting good grades that school year, he let me pick out an SNES game. It really made my Summer that year.
It's crazy how video game moments stick with you all these years later.
I remember having to go through a really tough dental procedure when I was a kid. When I came home, there was the brand new SNES console that had just come out witb a copy of Super Mario World.
Nearly 30 years later and I barely remember any hint of the pain from the procedure but the excitement of having an SNES.
WOW this list by Donkey Kong Country Guy is amazing.
Thank you shining a light on the soundtrack as well. Every game on that list has a phenomenal soundtrack and you mention it. I listen to the Mega Man X and DK Country (especially DKC 2) soundtrack to this day.
The day we get the DKC 2 episode is gonna be the day a lot of us cry! Been watching you from the very beginning and I’ve always been a fan!
Jirard and crew: you make some of the best shows on RUclips.
But there's something particularly special about your top10s.
I was very happy to see DKC2 as your #1. I’m new here, so I didn’t see it coming. DKC2 has been my favorite game as long as I can remember, that is until I played Earthbound for the first time only a few years ago. Much like you with DKC2, losing my mom has cemented Earthbound’s profound place in my life. My mom was sick when I was playing through it for the first time, but when she passed 2 years ago, all the themes in that game, in particular near the end, took on a larger than life meaning for me.
Diddy Kong quest 2 placed before Zelda and ff6?? This dude is on drugs
So that's where the donations went.
@@Vulpas mystery solved brother lol
@@ghostofva1987 lmao
I love seeing your SNES memories, Jirard. It seems like your memories are from the last few years of the SNES's life, whereas mine were from the early years of the SNES. I got my SNES in 1991 (right when they came out) but around 1994/1995, my life got "serious" - I graduated high school and circumstances led me away from gaming for a short while (it was that period in between "parents buying games for you" and "you gotta go get a job and buy your own games"). "Donkey Kong Country" (which came out in November 1994) is the last SNES game I ever received as a gift, and that game is special to me.
My "Top 10" list consists of (in no particular order): "Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past", "Final Fantasy 2", "Super Mario World", "Street Fighter 2", the original "Star Fox", the original "Mario Kart", "Actraiser" "Contra III", "Sim City", and "Donkey Kong Country". Nothing after 1994. I never got to experience "Earthbound", "Chrono Trigger", "Donkey Kong Country II", "Super Mario RPG" or "Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island". When I got back into gaming a couple years later, it was playing on friend's original Playstation while in college. It just feels like I missed out on a last couple years of SNES greatness. I eventually bought a Nintendo 64 in 1998.
So, I'm sure others have said it already, but... the lead composer on Chrono Trigger was Yasunori Mitsuda, who would also go on to compose for Xenogears, Xenoblade, and Chrono Cross among a great many other games. Uematsu only came on near the end to finish a few tracks after Mitsuda put himself in the hospital with stomach ulcers from overwork.
9:00 Sorry, Jirard, but Uematsu was not the primary composer of Chrono Trigger's OST. While he did contribute a small handful of songs as the game was nearing completion (one of which didn't make the cut for the original SF/SNES release), Chrono Trigger's composer was none other than Yasunori Mitsuda (who most recently scored Sea of Stars). The only reason Uematsu stepped in was berceuse Mitsuda literally worked himself to the bone, to the point he was getting physically ill thanks to the stress.
*Chrono Trigger>Final Fantasy 6*
I am DEAD serious
Not an unpopular opinion at all, I fully agree
Demon Crest 😈it was one of the games I put over 200 hours in when I played the snes❤ I wish other people enjoyed it as much as I did 😢
I remember Jirard saying half of these games as his #1 favorite game before. Vividly remember him saying Earthbound was his favorite, and I remember him saying A link to the past and Super Metroid during randomizers.
Maybe it was question of feelings. My favorite movies often movies around too. Games, maybe less thought.
This is like the first time im actually doing something like this. Ill put my list below before yours starts!
1. Chrono Trigger
2. LoZ ALTTP
3. Super mario world
4. FF4
5. Secret of Mana
6. Yoshis island
7. Super mario RPG
8. Kirby all stars
9. Killer instinct
10. The goof troop game i dont rememer what its called.
I will have to re do my list at some point as earthbound and ff6 are in my backlog and im sure they will bump a game or 2 out!😊
Great list! The last one made me tear up. I feel the same way about it plus your history with it.
Absolutely solid list. Most of these titles would be on my list as well, just in a different order.
Super Mario World is my favorite game of all time!
Late. But did anyone else play: Secret of Evermore. It was a dark kinda sci-fi/ fantasy adventure action GPG. It’s essentially secret of mana’s gothic sister and every time I bring it up no one knows what I’m talking about. I remember my brother and I staying up late to play it which gave it even more of that creepy vibe. Especially in the beginning of the game.
The more time that passes, the more that DKC2 stands out and holds up. It really is a masterpiece. David Wise is a legend for giving us one of the best soundtracks in gaming history to go along with such a well paced and charming platformer. Thanks for the list!
Uh think you meant Yasunori Mitsuda for CT my guy. He composed like 90% of the OST and only handed off a few tracks to Uematsu after being hospitalized due to overwork. It's what put Mitsuda on the map, shocked that a channel this big got such a basic and well known fact wrong. And it does a huge disservice to the work Mitsuda put in. It's even on the wikipedia page for Mitsuda.
Dk2 was years ahead of its time. Music I will never ever forget. Levels I won't ever forget. What a game. DK never quite achieved that height again.
It was definitely of its time, not ahead of it.
Hello Jirard, i think Terranigma would be a SNES Game you would love as well, it has open Combat like Secret of Mana, an Amazing Story and also a Developing World as you Play and do some Side Quests.
Love your Work.
Greetings from Germany
I was just looking for a list like this yesterday! Like watching these just as a nostalgia trip and hearing others remember these games as fondly as I do
1. Super Metroid
2. Chrono Trigger
3. Donkey Kong Country 2
4. Final Fantasy VI
5. Mega Man X
6. Super Mario World
7. Super Castlevania IV
8. Trials of Mana
9. Mario's Super Picross
10. Kirby Super Star
I like A Link to the Past, but it's not the Zelda game I would immediately play these days. I would much sooner replay Majora's Mask or Link's Awakening. All the other games I named give me more unique experiences that I can't really get anywhere else.
How did this guy just make a video on Sea of Stars and call it his game of the year and STILL not know that Yasunori Mitsuda is the one that composed the majority of CT’s music?
theres no way it had to have just been a mistake to forget to mention
My Top 10 SNES games list
10. Mega Man 7
9. Street Fighter 2
8. Super Ghouls N Ghosts
7. Super Mario World
6. Sparkster
5. Earthbound
4. Super Metroid
3. Final Fantasy 6
2. Chrono Trigger
1. Megaman X
Dude you’re so awesome. I’ve been going through a tumultuous time in my life, and your channel has been such a comfort to me. Love your videos and your passion! Keep on rolling dawwwg!
I hope things get better soon for you !
Haven't watched the video but i want to guess the top 5
In no particular order, cause that would be too hard:
Donkey Kong country 2
Chrono trigger
MegaMan X
The legend of Zelda: A Link to thd past
Final fantasy VI
Edit: FREAKING NAILED IT!
DK2 is the only game I've ever 100%ed and will likely be the ONLY game I ever fully complete. Pre internet, it was so satisfying to figure out every secret. To win with skill rather than state saves. I understand Jirard's love for this game because it is my own. I both can't wait for, and absolutely dread, the day he comes out with the episode covering this game.
Yessss you doing DKC2 as #1 is amazing! But your list is top notch either way!
Your list is superb! While I may have a couple substitutes, we definitely have similar tastes. I also like that you, like myself, experienced these games during their time. Nothing quite like experiencing Link to the Past on a blockbuster, weekend rental, sleepover at my friends house. Mind Blown!
Thank you for adding Yoshi’s Island to the list. ❤
A Link to the Past better be up here . True masterpiece
Off the top of my head, in no particular order:
SMW2: Yoshi's Island
Street Fighter 2 Turbo
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
Chrono Trigger
Final Fantasy VI
Killer Instinct
Ganbare Goemon 3
Super Metroid
Contra III
Tetris Attack/Panel de Pon
And that's just 10. There's SO MUCH more, like Megaman X, Castlevania 4, Mario RPG, Link to the Past, Super Punch Out, etc. I don't want to even bother putting them into ranks, that's just how good the SNES library is.
Kinda disappointed you slighted Yatsunori Mistsuda. Yes Nobuo Uematsu is a legend and he did a few tracks for CT, but it was mostly Yatsunori!
My SNES Top 10 list:
1. Chrono Trigger
2. Final Fantasy III
3. Shadowrun
4. Secret Of Mana
5. Earthbound
6. Super Mario Kart
7. Lufia 2: Rise Of The Sinistrals
8. Super Metroid
9. The Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past
10. Megaman X
I'm not including games that I played via emulation, just those I played on the system via cartridge, otherwise Seiken Densetsu 3 would have gotten a spot too (and deserves an honourable mention). A few I needed a NTSC/PAL converter for, Australia got a very limited selection when compared to the US, and game rental options for imported games were rare here. Here's a shout out to Game Mania in Elizabeth SA; they're long closed now, but through them I got to experience the RPGs that PAL regions missed out on.
Great list! Earthbound is my favourite SNES game, with DKC3 and DKC2 not far behind (they're pretty close!), it really has such a great lineup, some of which I have yet to play *cough* Chrono Trigger, FF6, Mario RPG *cough* but maybe one day I will sit down and play them, it did take me a long time to start FF7, took me a long time to play Earthbound, recently just started Paper Mario 64, so good to know there's still so much to experience.
My list: Top Gear, Aladdin, International Super Star Soccer, Bomberman, Goofy Troop, Mickey Magical Quest, DKC3, Tom & Jerry, Street Fighter 2, Fzero
gotta disagree with you on mario world, i grew up on snes and was obsessed from a child to adulthood and it is always in my top 3 of all time. It's as perfect as a game can get
My favs are Chrono Trigger, Dragon Quest V, DKC2, Earthbound, Yoshis Island, Super Castlevania 4, Super Metroid, Kirby Superstar, Kirbys Dreamland 3