/vr/ - Retro Games

Looking back, SNES had good developers like Capcom, Konami, and Square making it a good console. After SNES, Nintendo didn't get any of the good titles from these developers and their systems became bad, only housing Nintendo IPs and only having a couple decent games per console. Why did this shift happen? Was it because of the goofy choice of controllers they made making it hard to make games for them?

>>8902316
Then for 3-7 they made him be proportioned more like the Japanese artwork, but turned him into an outright gremlin.

>>8463850
We lived in much more moral societies before.

>>8423454
Start at 1 for NES, then X1 for SNES. Play any in any order, after that (I recommend X3, but it really doesn't matter). Those two games will best lay the foundation for whether you like the series or not (you will).

Some retro gaming protagonists have a lot of personality even for mostly mute characters in story lite gaming, Sonic, Samus, Terry Bogard etc come to mind....but then others are just total bores, like Link, Mario, Ryu....but who is king of the bores? I think it is Mega Man X, a character who is just a generic bore that the games have to throw in a more personality having red edgy version to show up at every big story moment and act, effectively letting you know you're the games second fiddle anyway which I always found kind of funny

Why does Megaman X only fight robo furries? What was the reason for this design choice?

Rare time the first game in a series was also the best experience.

Mega Man X is superior to Mega Man

So, Megaman is better than Megaman X?

I played Mega Man X and loved it. Whats are some other SNES action games with tight, responsive controls?