06-04-2026, 09:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-04-2026, 09:41 PM by NowhereMan.)
Good catch. The Super Nintendo is....
When I put all the games, that's a lot of games, the SNES doesn't seem as significant as when, maybe, I just put the best games of all-time on there from the SNES.
Super Mario World
Super Mario All-Stars
Yoshi's Island
Donkey Kong Country
+ all of the amazing RPG games, which are often hidden or unknown, for example, the game Soul Blazer (and probably like Chrono Trigger), I consider that a prime RPG game. So to implement the SNES (say I buy a Flintstones game from an old/classic videogame shop, and I am not into it, that's normal), but those platform games I listed, beyond the original Super Mario Bros. set the standard for years and years to come (The Nintendo DS to now 2D platformers on the Switch). Also considering this is a Mario fangame website, it is undeniable how important the SNES actually is.
![[Image: 68e951c3e4b0ce5b3603edda28877ffd.jpg]](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/68/e9/51/68e951c3e4b0ce5b3603edda28877ffd.jpg)
When I put all the games, that's a lot of games, the SNES doesn't seem as significant as when, maybe, I just put the best games of all-time on there from the SNES.
Super Mario World
Super Mario All-Stars
Yoshi's Island
Donkey Kong Country
+ all of the amazing RPG games, which are often hidden or unknown, for example, the game Soul Blazer (and probably like Chrono Trigger), I consider that a prime RPG game. So to implement the SNES (say I buy a Flintstones game from an old/classic videogame shop, and I am not into it, that's normal), but those platform games I listed, beyond the original Super Mario Bros. set the standard for years and years to come (The Nintendo DS to now 2D platformers on the Switch). Also considering this is a Mario fangame website, it is undeniable how important the SNES actually is.