Unique Super NIntendo games?

On the Super Nintendo versus Genesis thread (not fair, most people on the legacy forums are mostly Nintendo fans), even likes Luigis Mansion for whatever reason, but anyways... One thing with the Sega Genesis, I find it easy to find games that I would easily like, but it seems like I can never find an equivilent on the Super Nintendo, it just feels like there is no hidden gems, but I wonder if it is because I tend to look over the games. But, I mean we all know the Super Nintendo does not have games like The Haunting, Mutant League football, or Toe Jam and Earl8).Unique Super NIntendo games?
Obviously you didn't read my response to you in the other thread, so i'll copy and paste.Capcom - Demon's Crest, Mega Man X1-3, Mega Man 7, Breath of Fire1-2, Magic Sword
Data East - Congo's Caper, Joe %26 Mac (Also on Genesis), Joe %26 Mac 2 (Not on the Genesis)
Enix/Tri-Ace - Terranigma, Star Ocean, EVO - The Search for Eden, The 7th Saga, Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia
Wolf Team/Namco - Tales of Phantasia
Natsume - Wild Guns, Pocky %26 Rocky 1-2, Harvest Moon, The Ninja Warriors
Konami - Contra 3, Axelay, Metal Warriors, Castlevania 4 and Dracula X, Cybernator, Gradius 3, Legend of Mystical Ninja
Square - Final Fantasy, Secret of Mana/Seiken Densetsu, Chrono Trigger, Front Mission/Gun Hazard
Neverland/Taito - Lufia, Lufia 2, Bust-A-MoveAll of these are 3rd party.Unique Super NIntendo games?
SNES had ''Super Godzilla''.
You need to play Unirally (Uniracers in the US), that was unique.
You haven't played a ''unique'' SNES game until you've played Earthbound. Probably my pick for best RPG of all time.
[QUOTE=''Yameneko549'']You haven't played a ''unique'' SNES game until you've played Earthbound. Probably my pick for best RPG of all time.[/QUOTE]Great game. And I think TC is blinded by nostalgia,his username being a hint of that. And as I said in the other thread,I owned and played both,and they were both worth owning for different reasons.
I've been looking through old SNES games recently...Umihara Kawase is a pretty sweet *unique* little game. It seems a significant portion of the cool SNES games never made it to the US.I'm sure I could concoct an impressive list of innovative games that did come out but I don't really feel like it. Your post reeks of mindless bias and I would be wasting too much of my time.
[QUOTE=''mattykovax''][QUOTE=''Yameneko549'']You haven't played a ''unique'' SNES game until you've played Earthbound. Probably my pick for best RPG of all time.[/QUOTE]Great game. And I think TC is blinded by nostalgia,his username being a hint of that. And as I said in the other thread,I owned and played both,and they were both worth owning for different reasons.[/QUOTE]Yeah, I see that now. Personally, I'm a fan of the Genesis, but I love both systems in their own right. I own both (two of each, actually), and while I play my Genesis a little more than I do my SNES, it's mostly because I didn't get one until after the Saturn era, so I'm having to play catch-up.Also, I remembered another one that I didn't see mentioned: U.N. Squadron. It's a REALLY nice arcade-styleshmup that has a lot of replay value, thanks in part to the store system. Like Star Fox, it's even more fun if you use a joystick controller like the Super Advantage.
I should of mentioned that I dont care about RPG games, since they all seem to be the same exact thing, just with different graphics. I will check out those games that people have listed. Same goes for Megaman games, you can't even aim at angles after how many megaman games? Seriously at least the Castlevania games on the Sega Genesis/Snes implemented this system. How is Contra 3 a unique game? Anyways most of the list for the 2nd poster, are RPG games, that is probably why the SNES sold more, because there is a big group of people who love rpg games, and the sega Genesis just had Phantasy Stars, which is all a console needs.Demon Crest looks like what Ghost and Goblins shoudl of been all along.
heres some,ignition factor,cybernator,super aleste,knights of the round,adventures of batman %26 robin.
[QUOTE=''SegaGenesisfan'']I should of mentioned that I dont care about RPG games, since they all seem to be the same exact thing, just with different graphics. I will check out those games that people have listed. Same goes for Megaman games, you can't even aim at angles after how many megaman games? Seriously at least the Castlevania games on the Sega Genesis/Snes implemented this system. How is Contra 3 a unique game? Anyways most of the list for the 2nd poster, are RPG games, that is probably why the SNES sold more, because there is a big group of people who love rpg games, and the sega Genesis just had Phantasy Stars, which is all a console needs.Demon Crest looks like what Ghost and Goblins shoudl of been all along.[/QUOTE]I just copied and pasted my post to you from the other thread, so I was hoping you would pick out the games that you were interested in. I was too lazy to edit it myself =]. I'll take out the RPGs and write a description for the games I think you should check out. Also I don't think RPGs is the reason the SNES won, back before Final Fantasy 7 RPGs weren't nearly as mainstream as they are now. None of those RPGs I listed were in the top selling games for the SNES.Demon's Crest - An action/platformer that has a lot of similarities like Super Metroid, has a dark atmosphere and multiple endings. The secret last boss is hard to beat.Mega Man X1-3/ Mega Man 7 - These are some of my favorite games for the SNES, lots of replayability since you can make it as difficult as you want by not collecting any power ups.Terranigma - This isn't really an RPG, but more like an Action/Adventure game that has a great story and a leveling system. It plays like Zelda and depending on your movement (if you're running, jumping or stationary) your attacks differ, you also gain different weapons and tools like Zelda. This game has one of my favorite endings to a game.EVO The Search for Eden - You start off as a fish, kill other fish and gain points to evolve certain parts of your body. You can evolve into dinosaurs and eventually humans. Definitely no game like it even to this day.ActRaiser - I forgot to put this game on before. What this game is like is you go to certain towns and start off doing an action/platforming part where you kill monsters and fight a boss. After that you go to a sim building like sequence where you can build towns and defend them with an angel. No other game like it. ActRaiser 2 loses the sim building part but is still a good game.Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia - Both play in an overhead view like Zelda, in Soul Blazer you go into dungeons and regain parts of the town and rebuild it, unlocking more dungeons, items and npcs to talk to. Illusion of Gaia is an action game where you can transform into different heroes that have different abilities.Wild Guns - A unique game with a fixed third person view. You aim with the D-Pad and also move with the D-Pad so you can dodge bullets. If you shoot the enemies bullets before they reach you then you build up a special meter and when you build it up you gain invincibility and a powerful weapon that wipes out everything on screen.Pocky %26 Rocky 1-2 - Overhead shooter that is a ton of fun, especially two player. Instead of ships like other schmups you're a little girl and a raccoon (in the first one). This game can be pretty tough until you get the hang of meleeing your enemies bullets back at them.Metal Warriors - A side scrolling Mech Game where you can jump out of your mech and climb into enemy mechs. Each mech has different abilities, there are also powerups and a two player vs mode that is a lot of fun. Cybernator is the sequel to Target Earth on the Genesis, so it's not very unique but a lot of fun.The Legend of the Mystical Ninja - Two player action at its best. Different types of play such as overhead and side scrolling, you can climb on each others backs and ride piggy back if you want, so one player will run around while the other player attacks. This makes platforming with a friend who sucks at platforming much easier.Secret of Mana, Secret of Evermore, Seiken Densetsu 3 - I know you said you don't like RPGs, but these games are unlike any other. They aren't turn based and have up to 3 player multiplayer in SoM, and two player multiplayer in SD3. It's not turn based, but it is real time. In SD3 you level up and can change your class later on at a certain level and you gain new abilities. SD3 also has multiple end bosses since you can choose from 6 different characters to make your party. Each time you make your party the dialogue is different and the end game boss is different depending on your main character.Kirby Super Star - I dont think I really need to explain this one, you suck up enemies to gain their abilities. You can play as two player which makes it a ton of fun.Plok - Light hearted platformer where you shoot off your limbs as your means of attack. Kind of like Rayman, before Rayman came out.Goof Troop - A two player puzzle game. You either play as Goofy or Max, its in a overhead view and there are different weapons that you can choose from. Each player can only hold 1 weapon, so you need to decide who is going to use which item.Super Mario Kart - Don't think I need to write anything.
a lot of the SFC games that are unique to me are imports. Macross, Shin-Chan, Super Chinese World 1+2...and there are a whole bunch more I can't think of at the top of my head right now.
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addams family.... but i think that might've been on genesis too

you do realize all the arguements you're using on snes games could be said about genesis. its yer opinion and yer entitled to it but its definitely not fact if you dont think contra 3 was a good game.edit: want unique? play Syvalion .
[QUOTE=''SegaGenesisfan'']Most of the japanese titles were rpg games.... Hmmmm, I really dont see them as unique, I want games that I dont expect, Megaman is not unique, I already have played that, and it is just a alirght game. RPG games are not unique to me, because they all involve the same format, were you just press on attacks, but you do nothing in reality. Super Mario Kart is not unique, its been done all around the place at this point, I didnt make this game for people to list good SNES games, but games that are very creative, looking for games that are not exactly known by most people.Ok Kirby is a Nintendo game, a kids game, I don't think its what I am trying to get at, because I am mainly looking for 3rd party games, not the ones that are Nintendo. I think the reason why the SNES was so popular, is because people loved the Nintendo games, in a way it was the same thing for the NES. I will check out the rest of that list, I think those are most likely unque. One thing I got to say, is the Super Nintendo has way better sound than the Sega Genesis, but why is it always high pitch sounds, I find in multiplats I like the Genesis music better, because it has more umph to it.[/QUOTE]SNES had a Sony sound card which explains the superior sound.
[QUOTE=''SegaGenesisfan'']Most of the japanese titles were rpg games.... Hmmmm, I really dont see them as unique, I want games that I dont expect, Megaman is not unique, I already have played that, and it is just a alirght game. RPG games are not unique to me, because they all involve the same format, were you just press on attacks, but you do nothing in reality. Super Mario Kart is not unique, its been done all around the place at this point, I didnt make this game for people to list good SNES games, but games that are very creative, looking for games that are not exactly known by most people.Ok Kirby is a Nintendo game, a kids game, I don't think its what I am trying to get at, because I am mainly looking for 3rd party games, not the ones that are Nintendo. I think the reason why the SNES was so popular, is because people loved the Nintendo games, in a way it was the same thing for the NES. I will check out the rest of that list, I think those are most likely unque. One thing I got to say, is the Super Nintendo has way better sound than the Sega Genesis, but why is it always high pitch sounds, I find in multiplats I like the Genesis music better, because it has more umph to it.[/QUOTE]Well, perhaps you need to define was ''unique'' is. Believe it or not, there actually weren't very many ''outside the box'' games for either system (at least when compared to later console generations).Oh, and Mario Kart was unique at the time; you can't hold these games to today's standards.
I think he's just intent on being picky. Writing off Secret of Mana as a typical RPG where you just press attack is pretty crazy when it plays more like a Zelda game but with more emphasis on combat than puzzle solving.
[QUOTE=''GetDaved'']I think he's just intent on being picky. (...)[/QUOTE]I hate to say it, but I have to agree. After the last two replies from the TC, it just feels like he\she is trying to start a mini-flamewar. Asking for ''unique'' games while shooting down any any answer as being ''not unique'', escpecially after calling Earthbound and Secret of Mana ''a typical RPG'' AS WELL as calling Kirby a ''kids game''... It just feels like a troll topic. I'm sorry if I'm mistaken, but it really does feel that way. The first post sort of gave it away as well.Granted, I love the Genesis, but even I wouldn't call Earthbound or Secret of Mana a ''typical RPG'', nor would I say that Phantasy Star is ''all a console needs''.
[QUOTE=''GetDaved'']I think he's just intent on being picky. [/QUOTE]i agree, and he totally ignored my post of games.
Well I already said not to talk about Nintendo games, you kind of ignored that part, everyone knows those games, just like everyone knows the Sonic games on the Sega Genesis. I did check out all on the list, one thing is that half of them are kids games that I could care less to play, that is revealing, I think that explains a lot. Well back then games were far more appealing to kids, it was something just for kids, and then along comes Sega, and they kind of made games for adult, then Sony comes along and goes all the way with it, and attracts a good deal of former nintendo fans. I think Demons Crest is what I was looking for, a game that has its own appeal, the graphics are not typical of the system, and it stands on its own, not based on a already popular franchise. Ok one thing is you never used the King of the Monsters 2 game, that game is unique, the Genesis version is just typical, but this game goes above and beyond, not too kiddy. I have seven Snes games, guess what six of them are Nintendo game, one is King of the Monsters. I can't find anything that is really appealing that the Genesis already does, Genesis really did what Nintendont:P. Earthbound sure, but its a rpg, if I was a rpg fan I might care, because there are phantasy star games that I could of bought by now, but rpg games do not seem that unique to me. They all have the same turn based type of thing, I guess you could count Super Mario RPG as a unique game, but again it is a Nintendo game. Now for the Sega Genesis I have seven sega games, but nine soon to be ten games are non-sega games.