Star Fox 64 3D
by Satomi Terui The 3DS/2DS systems are certainly not retro, but Star Fox 64 is – and this is a re-make of that classic. The music of this version is a vast improvement over the original – which was pretty...
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Chrono Trigger (NDS version)
by Yasunori Mitsuda I converted this soundtrack because many of the tracks sound distinctly different from the SNES original. I would not necessarily call this version an improvement, as it sounds a bit raspy in my opinion. This version contains...
Tyrian Soundtrack
by Alexander Brandon and Andreas Molnar This game takes me back to my MS-DOS days. I played the hell out of the original shareware version of Tyrian. It was definitely up there with Doom, Duke Nukem 3D and the like...
Final Fantasy IX
by Nobuo Uematsu This was actually my favorite Final Fantasy. While FFVII was more popular, I thought it to be too reliant on full-motion video. FFVIII was too cumbersome with constantly putzing in menus. FFIX was a simpler and more...
Secret of Mana
by Hiroki Kikuta This is one of my all-time favorites on the SNES. This is in my opinion, one of the best titles on the system. After one rental, my brother and HAD to have this game. We saved up...
Legend of Legaia Soundtrack
by Michiru Oshima Legend of Legaia took an interesting approach to the RPG battle system. I loved how you could play with the command list and discover new combo techniques. Healing items were a bit expensive, and the amount of...
Lufia and the Fortress of Doom (Estopolis Denki) Soundtrack
by Yasunori Shiono I enjoyed this classic RPG very much. While I believe its successor Lufia II (which was a prequel) was better, this one is not bar behind. Like many Japanese RPGs of its time, you had to “train”...
Legend of the Mystical Ninja
by Kazuhiko Uehara This was a fun as well as a funny game to play. The cut-scenes were hilarious. The game started out fairly easy, but ramped up in difficulty very quickly. The music is catchy and very Japanese.
Mega Man X3 (SNES)
by Kinuyo Yamashita My favorite of the SNES-released Mega Man X series. I especially loved Zero’s intro theme that played in the opening stage. It pretty much let you know “Don’t mess with this guy”.
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