Getting the upgrades, very tense boss fights, awesome music and I thought it had a nice story. To this day, because of this game alone, I can't stop dashing if I'm allowed to. Such a classic in it's own right that spawned it's own series. Mega Man X A very nice way to introduce Mega Man over to the SNES. Still incredibly fun and a nice arcade to console transition. Anyone could steal each other's finishers, lightweight wrestlers couldn't lift heavyweight wrestlers for some of that realism, lots of modes and a incredibly easy to get used to control scheme for hours of playtime.īubble Bobble (NES) Arcade classic, simplified on the NES but hard as nails to get through all the levels. It was this PS2 entry that perfected the Smackdown! chemistry up to this point and had a very satisfying counter mechanic. WWE Smackdown! Here Comes the Pain Yes, it's a wrestling game, but it's a fun as hell wrestling game. I loved the classic for it's dark gothic aesthetic, some of it's dry humor and all around fun. It's all awesome, I've seen the videos and I do believe that I'm in for a good time with this remake. That has changed when Sir Daniel Fortesque was brought into Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale and then suddenly a few years later, we've got a remake coming out. Medievil A PS1 classic that has gone largely overlooked and only got a few heads turning. etc It was all well done beautifully and SoulSilver is the only game I did not go patient on, I wanted it Day 1 and I got it Day 1 via preorder. Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver Very faithful remakes that stuck to the roots of Gen II and additionally brought them up to speed in time for Gen IV mechanics, pokemon. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature.

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