Here Are The Top 30 Games We Want to See On An SNES Classic

With rumors about an impending release of an SNES Classic edition flying around, it’s as good a time as any to start speculating on what games might be featured. NerdBacon’s theWatchman gives his rundown of 30 games he’d like to see on the SNES Classic.

Pilotwings – Super Nintendo

In 1991, Nintendo took to the skies in an offbeat flight sim called Pilotwings for the Super NES. theWatchman relives his childhood to find out if this SNES launch title soars, or if it crashes on takeoff.

It’s SNEStember! – NerdBacon Celebrates 25 Years of the SNES All September

We loved the SNES! It’s undoubtedly one of the greatest systems ever released and NerdBacon is celebrating that legacy all month long! Join us for SNEStember – a month-long look at some of the games that made the SNES so amazing!

The King of Dragons – Super Nintendo

As the classic song says, “i just can’t wait to be king.” Did The King of Dragons posses the fortitude to claim the throne of beat-’em-up games on the Super Nintendo? Find out in our review.

Seiken Densetsu 3 – Super Nintendo

Seiken Densetsu 3 (Secret of Mana 2) was originally released only in Japan, but since a fan translation emerged in 2000, the world’s had a chance to appreciate how special this hidden gem really is. From the many possible protagonists and potential party and class combinations to choose from, to the interweaving plotlines and multiple endings, this is a charming and fun title with enough replay value to keep you coming back to it time and time again.

Earthworm Jim 2 – SNES

Earthworm Jim was a groundbreaking game in its day that has aged quite well, if I may say. With a unique look, stellar gameplay, and the perfect mix of humor with action elements, Jim was a contender for a new action star. Though his first game was a success, the fall that followed was monumental. And where did all this begin? Why, Earthworm Jim 2! What? Don’t believe me? Liked Earthworm Jim 2? Well then allow Nerd Bacon’s own ZB to break it down for you and explain why the sequel failed to live up to the first installment in the series.

Celebrating Retroary 2015!

Sure, you can play retro games anytime you please. And we do! But how often do the retro games get honored and celebrated? Welcome to the 2nd annual Retroary Event at nerdbacon.com where we honor the games that helped mold today’s gaming landscape into the world’s biggest entertainment industry! Swing through, stay a while, and relive your past.

Terranigma – SNES

So, it’s Retrouary, and student 20 finally offers up a review. This time, it’s for Terranigma, the third (and possibly best) of Quintet’s Gaia series, and the only one that was never brought to North American shores. Is it good? Yeah. Is it revolutionary? Oh, heck no. studetn 20 thinks of it as Secret of Mana light…

Sunset Riders – SNES

Revisiting the American Old West in a nostalgic way. Grab your guns as one of our skilled bounty hunters and come along for the ride! With easy to learn yet varied levels and addictive game play, this is one game that is better with more players!

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past – SNES

Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemDeveloper: Nintendo EADPublisher: NintendoRelease Date: November 1991Genre: Action-AdventureNerd Rating: 8 out of 10 Reviewed by Spekkio The Third Release for the Legend of Zelda Franchise, known as Link to the Past or in Japan, The Triforce of the Gods was originally released in November of 1991. The game was created and developed by the team lead by Shigeru… Continue reading The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past – SNES

Space Ace – SNES

Platform: Super Nintendo Developer: Empire Software Publisher: Absolute Entertainment Release Date: May 1994 (NA) Genre: Platformer Rating: 1.5 out of 10 Reviewed by Nike Halifax “I give up, that’s it.” –Jon Jafari I don’t like Don Bluth. I don’t like his movies. I don’t like his animation style. I like The Land Before Time and An American Tail, and that’s about it. I’m at… Continue reading Space Ace – SNES

Battletoads and Double Dragon – SNES

One of the first crossover video games, is Battletoads and Double Dragon a title worthy of succeeding the famous original?

Biker Mice from Mars – SNES

The Konami video game Biker Mice from Mars was created for the SNES from the animated series of the same name. Read why Dovahkyle isn’t impressed.

Sailor Moon – Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis

Fighting evil by moonlight, winning love by daylight, not as good a beat ’em up as Final Fight. ChronoSloth explains why Sailor Moon is flawed.