Here are my top 15 games that I beat before the Nintedo Switch 2 came out. It's hard to order some.
2-5 means it's either my second, third, fourth, or fifth favorite game.
Original
Nintendo
Consol | Rank | Name of Game | My Comment |
| NES | 2-5 | The Legend of Zelda | Eventually beat Round 1 and 2 with zero deaths |
| SNES | 7-8 | TMNT IV: Turtles in Time | Co-op and great for fans |
| N64 | 2-5 | Mario Kart 64 | The transiton to 3D from the original was amazing! |
| GCN | 1 | Bomberman Jetters | Great 1-player and Great Multi-player modes |
| GCN | 9 | Digimon Rumble Arena 2 | Great for fans, like big levels, waiting is bad |
| GCN | | Super Smash Bros. Melee | Great, but lacks more big levels, more music, and more characters |
| GCN | | Dance Dance Revolution Mario Mix | Use feet to play, good music |
| GCN | 15 | The Legend of Zelda: The Windwaker | Beat round 2 and picture puzzles |
| DS | 2-5 | Sonic Chronicles and the Dark Brotherhood | Love the gameplay, Did Sonic Great |
| DS | 2-5 | PiCross 3D | Best puzzle game for me |
| DS | 6 | Digimon World Dusk | Great gameplay and numerous possibilities for 1 Digimon |
| DS | 11 | Lego Lord of the Rings | Good puzzles, nice options, nice Lego scenes |
| 3DS | 14 | Sonic Generations | Best game for speed, great music, good for fans |
| Switch | 7-8 | Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | Except for a story and the word "demon", I really like this game. |
| Switch | 10 | Pokemon Sword | Great Story! Good improvements. I didn't get any DLC. Curry is not for me. |
5 games I beat that didn't make into my top 20, but I think are worth mentioning:
| N64 | 24 | The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time | Very Popular, I'm impressed with the creators myself. |
| SNES | 28 | Mario is Missing | History |
| SNES | ? | Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island | I'm just not a platforming person. |
| DS | ? | Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box | Sometimes the intellectual puzzles become like a |
| DS | ? | Professor Layton and the Unwound Future | chore, but it's a good exercise. Interesting stories |
Fiction is just fiction to me, but I sometimes won't buy games based on known content.
Of the over 60 games 15 are Pokemon franchise only, and 10 are Sonic the Hedgehog franchise only.
About Zelda and Top 9:
I played
The Legend of Zelda on the NES, but named my character "Zelda" and didn't get that far. I played A Link to the Past on the SNES, but did even less. Later, I played Ocarina of Time on the N64, but got my file saved over twice. Thus, I beat the Deku Tree twice. Then, I beat round 1 of The Windwaker. I got the Collector's Edition for GCN and finally beat Ocarina of Time. I beat round 2 of The Windwaker plus picture puzzles. I think I next beat 4 Swords Adventures SAEdition on the 3DS, and I rank it 16-18. I found out that I had accidently played round 2 on the NES for my first try, so I gave myself a different name than "Zelda" to try the original game again. I think I beat it 5 times in a row and was going on number 6 when I just realized that I needed to pull myself away and quit. Otherwise, this was never going to end because it was too much fun.
I had to do the same thing for
Sonic Chronicles and the Dark Brotherhood, only I stopped myself on my 3rd round through the game. I don't know how many times that I played through all the puzzles on
PiCross 3D, but I did it a ton after I had fully completed the game.
Bomberman Jetters is like 2 games in one, and only lacks the pipe/tunnel multi-player level that some other Bomberman games have. I miss it and
Mario Kart 64's ending. Mario Kart 64 had great multi-player only games, but I wished I could have experienced them in single player.
I was expecting too much of the story and didn't care much for the story of
Digimon World Dusk, which I don't remember. The game play was so much fun that I played long after the story was over with until I had 5 Digimon with Attack, Defense, Spirit, and Speed at 999. It's the perfect game to be interrupted as there were only a few parts in the game where I really did not want to be interrupted as long as I had enough battery.
I don't like fighting Shedder in the middle of
Turtles in Time as it always takes me the longest time to do, but I've beaten the game numerous times either by myself or with others as a testament to how much I enjoy it.
The main story of
Super Smash Bros Ultimate (which is one path) is obviously fiction to the player from the beginning, as they and others in real life are still alive. Also, many characters are obviously fiction like a pink ball guy with a warp star or Pokemon. I still don't like the story and the concept of turning everyone into spirits, especially when that happens to my favorite characters. I prefer the trophies that they had in Melee. However, I think they did it to explain how you can attach characters to another character to the character you are playing as, to power them up somehow. There is so much more to this game though including much music and customization. The game play with all the different characters, options, and how you can keep on getting better at the game is great!
There isn't much to
Digimon Rumble Arena 2 in comparison to SSB Ultimate which is understandable, as the Digimon game is on an earlier consol. I really enjoyed playing with others as well as by myself on this game. Modes other than stock were the best, but it's probably just a game for fans.
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