The third game in the Ghosts ‘n Goblins series, this side-scrolling action title lets you play as Arthur, a knight on a mission to rescue his princess from demonic forces led by Emperor Sadius. Incredibly challenging, but immensely satisfying, Super Ghouls ‘n Ghosts stole hours of my life as a kid. Play It Now: SNES Classic, 3DS Virtual Console, Wii U Virtual Console Super Ghouls ‘n Ghosts If you’re looking for something to play with a friend on your SNES Classic, Contra III is one of the finest co-op games on the system.
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It also stands out from the rest of the series with its neat top-down levels that break up the 2D action. This high-octane action game throws bullet-hell barrages of projectiles and enemies at you at every turn, as well as gigantic bosses that will text your reflexes. If you like side-scrolling shoot-em-ups, Contra III is about as good as they get. Play It Now: PS4, PS Vita Contra III: The Alien Wars Super Star Wars’ vehicular sections were particularly impressive for the time, delivering crisp, quasi-3D graphics that brought F-Zero and Star Fox to mind. It certainly took some liberties with the plot - we don’t remember Luke Skywalker running and gunning his way through a Jawa Sandcrawler - but it did allow us to relive iconic moments such as the fateful Death Star battle. Super Star Wars loosely adapted the iconic 1977 sci-fi film into a solid, challenging 2D platformer that was an excellent technical showpiece of what the SNES was capable of. Play It Now: Not available on modern platforms Super Star Wars NBA Jam has gone on to spawn several sequels, reboots and spiritual successors, but the original is still a blast to play today. The beauty of NBA Jam is that anyone can pick it up and enjoy it - with only a handful of buttons to worry about, even basketball neophytes can have a good time shooting three pointers and performing ridiculously over-the-top dunks while Tim Kitzrow shouts “boomshakalaka!” from the announce table. He’s on fire! NBA Jam is one of the most iconic sports games of all time, and the SNES got a pretty solid port of its arcadey 2-on-2 basketball action.
Play It Now: Not available on modern platforms NBA Jam The Magical Quest is simply a good, old-fashioned platformer, and sometimes, that's all you need. But you can also transform Mickey into a firefighter, a magician or a mountain climber, then use his special abilities to fight off foes and traverse the terrain. A lot of the game is simply running and jumping, which feel good thanks to tight controls and gorgeous level design. In this kid-friendly side-scroller, you'll take control of Mickey Mouse as he faces off against recurring Disney villain Pete. To be scrupulously fair, Castle of Illusion has held up a little better over the years - but The Magical Quest still has a lot going for it. Even Mickey Mouse got caught in the crossfire, as they argued the merits of Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse on the Genesis versus The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse on the SNES. Back during the Console Wars of the early '90s, fans fought ad nauseum over whether the Sega Genesis or the Super Nintendo was the superior console.
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