Unpopular gaming opinions SECOND IMPACT

Final Fantasy VIII was trash, and the first truly godawful Final Fantasy.

VII was just mediocre.

VI is still the best, arguably tied with IV and Tactics.

Follow closely by V and IX, then 1, then 3, and then [Who Gives a] FF.

Very insightful, Spoony.

Xexyz>Megaman

I disagree, but the fact is that Chrono Trigger is the best RPG from Square, period.

Megaman X and X2 are the best Megaman games ever.

While I’m at it, Top Gear 2 on the SNES is the best 2D racing game ever.

Super Mario Kart (SNES) is still the best kart game.

Hell, the SNES was the last great console from Nintendo

I dont see how saying snes mario kart is the best is an unpopular opinion, i thought it was pretty much a well known fact, what’s considered better?

Snes mario kart is not only the best kart game it’s the best driving game period

It still is SNK’s best fighting game - by far. The only issue I have with it is the special move routine, which is a bit too strict or something.

MegaMan X is great, but it is way too easy, and unfortunately it greatly detracts from the game. (But that’s far from an unpopular opinion.)

Japanese SNES Prince of Persia is the real game, just like Japanese Champion Edition was the real one.

Revenge of Shinobi = Shinobi 3.

Both perfect games but perfect for different reasons.

I always tought that Mario Kart 64 was widely considered the best… perhaps I was wrong…

But saying is the best driving game is definitely an unpopular opinion.

If you take into consideration the time when the game was released, Gran Turismo 1 and Top Gear 2 are almost tied for 1st place, but I’ll give it to GT1.

SMK comes very close in 3rd place and Daytona USA (arcade) and Daytona USA (Sega Saturn) are tied in 4th. Both of them are great, but for different reasons, since they’re not the same game.

KOF’95 is the best SNK game. '96 was trash, '97 and '98 are pretty decent. All the versions from '99 until XIII are a blur to me and I really don’t care about them.

KOF’94 was the first decent FG from SNK, the first where you really feel that the moves are actually hitting the opponent, but the character selection is weak and having only fixed teams was horrible. But since SNK could never compete with Capcom on 1v1 fighting, they brought something different to the table with 3v3.

It was only a matter of improving the game and characters, so '95 was born and brought us one of the best ā€œnewā€ characters ever, Iori Yagami

The whole Fatal Fury series is horrible. Especially because they couldn’t decide wether to use 1, 2 or 3 battle planes… that shit was stupid.

Seiken Densetsu 3 was the best Square RPG of all time.

Thank you, Based Corlett.

Speaking of which:

Ted Woolsey >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> the autistic, retarded, monkeys that banged their heads into their keyboards translating Final Fantasy VII out of Moon-speak, into flat-out Pluto-speak.

Pluto is no longer considered a planet.

What is their excuse?

Shit you’re right, i forgot about ridge racer 4, but for sure mario kart snes is right up there, i’d call it a tie.
snes mario kart is such an awesome game, it did everything right.

I think sega rally was pretty good

You’re right, R4 is excellent too, I forgot.

Built To Win on the NES was great too.

Ryo could jump and Ranbu you like Kim and Joe’s SRK was almost safe on block.

Kof 95 is ok, i still say to this day it has the best sound in any fighter i’ve played, it also has the best blood effects i’ve seen in a fighter to. also has the most ridiculous damage in any fighter i’ve seen, jump in hk down hk 60%.

MGS has amazing gameplay between the cutscenes.

On the hardest difficulty it reminds me a lot of old school NES/SNES games, that aren’t very long but hard as fuck so figuring out and memorizing boss patterns, enemy and item placement are mandatory skills to learn in order to beat the game.
Everybody who ever made a Big Boss run in any incarnation of the Solid series, knows exactly what I’m talking about.

The games are great even though poorly written and the only core storylines that were enjoyable to me were those Metal Gear Solid and Snake Eater, but what makes them so good is the gameplay.

It’s not by any means a cinematic game at it’s core that turns out to be a snooze fest like all the modern Final Fantasy incarnations, it’s a well designed and hard as nails game with bossfights that are almost unrivaled in terms of tension.

I don’t where you getting that… the damage on that game was indecent, ok, but not 60% using j.HK > sweep…

Rugal’s Genocide Cutter does cause disgusting damage when his POW meter is full, not to mention you could guard cancel with any special or super move when your POW meter is full.

Rugal is OP in that game, but since you need 3 characters, that wasn’t such a big deal…

And some supers can cause 100% damage if your health is blinking and your meter is full… Benimaru and Billy Kane comes to mind

And Ryo could also put two fireballs on the screen at once, one LP and one HP (or one Haoh Shoukouken)

And he has an air fireball too

Ryo was your ā€œgo toā€ character for players coming from SF2 back then. I used to play Ryo, Kyo and Iori but that was before we discovered the secret code to unlock Omega Rugal

REmake1 was the best resident evil game ever made, RE0 a close second

Sonic 2006 was released unfinished, hence numerous glitches and super sonic gem

I dont like madden games, id rather watch a live game

I think the naruto fighting games on gamecube are fun

bloody roar 3 is a good game, a damn shame a sequel was never made

turn based rpgs are boring, give me star ocean and tales battle system any day

F-Zero > Mario Kart. And if Nintendo would have the balls to let Sega and Namco make another one, it would be > current Mario Kart too.

I like the slow pace for Samurai Shodown, actually.