Cheers for the suggestions, some games I have never heard of there. I have just put a bid in on Ebay for Alisia Dragoon and Ristar.
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I'll just keep it to the absolute musts:
Sonic 2
Super Shinobi 1
Hellfire
Gunstar Heroes
Strider
Is it just me or is Alisa Dragoon like the hardest platform/shooter game ever made? There's a sort of hi-tech crashed spaceship level where all the floors are on slopes and the boss at the end is a complete mother****er. I used die on him every single time. I eventually beat him by using and emulator and saving every 2 seconds. He just doesn't have any pattern that I can work out.
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Originally posted by Solidus_snakeI've got this and haven't even played it yet. Suppose I should give it a go
Dynamite Headdy is a must on this count - an absolute gem! Castle of Illusion is good too - and I also loved World of Illusion. Rolo To the Rescue is a great puzzle-platformer, whose external layer of cute-ness might distract you from the fact that underneath it is a superb - and not especially easy - game. And, in fact, most of the Disney tie-in games were pretty decent ... I am thinking especially of the Lion King, and Aladdin here. Fantasia & Pinnochio are a bit lame. And I never found any of the Donald Duck games to be up to much either. And, of course, Toejam and Earl - although, contrary to most, I thought the second game (Panic on Funaktron) was MUCH better!
Platformers aside ... Micro Machines Military is a cracking good game, and no MD collection should be without it. Gunstar Heroes and Alien Soldier are great blasts. I could never get enough of Flicky either - what a perfect game!
On the RPG front, I highly recommend Phantasy Star IV and Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday.
Tirian
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Seems no one has mentioned Ex-Ranza (JAP)/Ranger X (US, PAL).
Side scrolling run & gun/platformer by the little known developers Gau Entertainment. You control a giant mech (and its vehicle if you've got a 6-button pad) and it features a quite innovative control system which lets you fly around or walk and shoot in the opposite direction. It takes about a stage or two getting used to it, but once you get the hang of it it feels very intuitive. It's also stunning in the graphics department.
I'd also recommend Dynamite Headdy, Ristar, Contra Hard Corps (JAP, US)/Probotector, but people already have.
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