NES games

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

It's also not an NES game.

[Lord Chainsaw]

Mega Man 3 is the best NES game I've played. I can't find a single flaw with it. By far the pinnacle of the Mega Man series.

A bit of my favorites for the system:

Astyanax
Ninja Gaiden 1 & 2
Metroid
Crystalis
Time Lord
Star Tropics 2: Zoda's Revenge
Castlevania 3: Dracula's Curse
Dragon Warrior 1 & 3
Super Mario Brothers 1, 2 & 3
Wizards and Warriors 1, 2 & 3
Little Ninja Brothers (if you can stomach the passwords)
Blaster Master
The Little Mermaid
Willow
Legend of Zelda 1 & 2
Little Nemo: The Dream Master
Super Contra

I find myself liking the NES a lot, but I still prefer the SNES. Enix simply exploded onto the SNES. Although I do like the early Dragon Warriors, they just can't compete with the Soul Blazer trilogy, the Actraisers, or EVO.

[Guitar Woman]

Probotector 2: RETURN OF THE EVIL FORCES

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Edit by Kishi: Treating others like that is a good way to get banned.

[DJZen]

Astyanax

Dunno it, never played it, what is it?

I'll definitely agree about Enix though. Dragon Warrior is good fun, but man, Act Raiser and Soul Blazer just pwn. I think Soul Blazer was one of the first SNES games I ever bought. I later sold it because I'd beaten it many times and because I'm a giant fool. I regret that desicion so much ;_;

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Astyanax

Dunno it, never played it, what is it?

It.

If you guys keep giving me reasons to link to KidFenris.com I'll never stop loving you.

[Denmark]

Mega Man 2 and 3
Super Mario Bros. 1 and 3
The Legend of Zelda
Tetris
Dr. Mario
Kirby's Adventure
Snow Bros. Jr. or something like that.

[Polnareff]

Kirby's Adventure was probably one of my favorites because of all the powers he could get, and the difficulty of the game

Others:

Super C (even though I could never get past the second level ;_; )

Zelda 2 (fun battle system, even though it was really simple)

Mario Bros. 2 (playing as Toad was one of the highlights of this game)

Mega Man 6 (laugh all you want, but I LOVE this game)

Mario Bros. 3 (great game with many secrets)

Ninja Gaiden 2 (one of the best ninja action games on the NES)

Mighty Final Fight (a cute little parody of Final Fight where you could level up your character. Also had some great music)

Fire Emblem (fun strategy game, but kinda hard to play at first since it's in Japanese :P )

Destiny of an Emperor (little-known Capcom strategy game, involving warlords of Chinese history)

Sweet Home (probably the first survival horror game ever, based on a Japanese horror flick by the same name. This game had many puzzles to solve, and gruesome fights, much like Resident Evil. However, this game was only released in Japan)

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Sweet Home is an RPG.

[Meat Puppet]

steel cage challenge is my new favourite nes game
I mean they lied about the challenge part but the steel cage part was partially true

[Polnareff]

Sweet Home is an RPG.

Well, a horror RPG (I call all horror game survival horror, so don't mind me). I'm not sure even how to classify the game because it plays so unusually O_O

I also forgot River City Ransom and its Japan-only sequel (I forget the name)

[krissy]

river city ransom was great
it had a sequel?

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

It was the third or so game in a series that spanned twenty or so games, the vast majority of which never got outside Japan. Kurt has a good page on it, although it's a work in progress.

[Lionx]

I have a poster of Astyanax(however you spell it) still taped to my wall since i was a kid <3 Greatness indeed.

That and who can forget Square's Tom Sawyer? D:

[Meat Puppet]

I love it on the American one who they replaced the bald guys with black bald guys in Hawaiian shirts.

I also possibly had the dodgeball version of that and possibly one of the real ones however it was on gameboy in a 51-in-one and it was in some strange mind boggling language.

[RSL]

Super Mario Bros. 3
Castlevania
River City Ransom

Those are the three that I could think of.