I'm not being defensive, just giving my honest thoughts on the games. ;P

And I won't deny it Shads, there are some pretty damn bad cut scenes in that game.

Well, to the next set!

Slowly, but surely, approaching the top 100.
105. Starfox (SNES)
      Oh Super Nintendo, you gave us so many great games. Even one of the few flying games I can enjoy. The Original Star Fox on the SNES was great. There are times the controls could feel a bit clunky, but on a whole it handled great. And even with the blocky graphics a lot of the levels were still great.

      The game was a bit weak on the story, being pretty basic, but all the characters had some personality. It was a nice touch that you had point in the levels to save your allies, and by keeping them alive it would allow them to assist you later on in the stage. It helped give the game the feel you were in the Squadron, while keeping you, the player, as the center piece of the action.

104. Legend of Dragoon (PSX)
      I’ll be honest, I’m not really sure what the reaction to Dragoon being so low on the list will be. It’s a fun game, with an intriguing timed hit mechanic that changed depending on the addition being used. There were definitely some people who were harder to do then others, IE that smurfing Gust of Wind Storm from Lavitz/Albert. That one took a bit to get down.

      It’s a pretty colorful cast of characters, none of which were particularly bad. They all had at least something interesting about them, Haschel being a personal favorite.

      The Story was also pretty solid, though there isn't’ really to much that will take you buy surprise during the plot. The interest never really dies out, and it’s a game that actually kills off one of your characters, and one you’ve come to like at that. And the best part? They didn’t try to pull some bulltrout to revive them.

103. Toejam and Earl ‬2: Panic of Funktron (‬Genesis)
God trapping annoying tourists in jars is fun.