/vr/ - Retro Games

Let's play a game, /vr/. Post a video game you like, the last number of your post determines what happens to it

0 - Your game gets a sequel
1 - Your game gets a prequel
2 - Your game gets a spin-off game based around character of your choice
3 - Your game gets a shitty remake that removes everything that made the original game any good in the first place
4 - Your game gets a god tier remake on a system of your choice
5 - No one but you has ever played or even heard about your game and won't give a fuck about it no matter how hard you try to introduce it to people
6 - You form a video game company with the people who developed your game
7 - You must make a thread about your game on /v/ and post a link to it in this thread
8 - Every single copy of your game gets destroyed (this also applies to roms and games that are only downloadable) and you will never be able to play it ever again
9 - You become the loudest, most annoying and most determined anti-fanboy of your game and spend rest of your life trying to convince everyone that your game is shit and everyone liking it are faggots

00 - Your game is unanimously declared game of the year, all years

What are some of your favorite /vr/ games that are flawed as fuck but you love them anyway?

I'll start: Lampshade is one of my favorite NES games but I'm the first to admit it's menu system is cumbersome at best and that it's fighting scenes barely play better than something like Karate Champ but I can't help but to love the uniqueness and interesting ideas of the game game.

Sometimes I wonder what the game would have been like if it was and early SNES game instead of being a late NES release, the extra buttons on SNES controllers would improve the menu system drastically and probably help with the fights as well.

What are some of your favorite /vr/ games that are flawed as fuck but you love them anyway?

I'll start: Lampshade is one of my favorite NES games but I'm the first to admit it's menu system is cumbersome at best and that it's fighting scenes barely play better than something like Karate Champ but I can't help but to love the uniqueness and interesting ideas of the game game.

Sometimes I wonder what the game would have been like if it was and early SNES game instead of being a late NES release, the extra buttons on SNES controllers would improve the menu system drastically and probably help with the fights as well.

I like this game but am first to admit it plays like shit.

I'll bite even if this thread seems to be for desperate baiting:

While Nightshade is one of my favorite NES games I'm first to admit it's fighting scenes and menus are mediocre at best. If Nightshade had been released on SNES both of it's shortcomings probably would have been drasticly improved just by simply having more buttons to do things with. Also had it been one of the first SNES games it would also have gotten much more attention and as a result of that it might have gotten sequel or two.

Since it will NEVER have a sequel, remake or even a re-release I nominate Nightshade for the NES.

>What in that game needs improvement?
Menu system and fighting scenes.