Most replayable retro games?

[Anonymous No.6087717]

I've been playing F ZERO on the SNES for over 200 hours, nearly mastered it and now looking for a new game that I can pick up. All the retro games I've seen so far have stories which imo aren't replayable, any racing game would be suitable but I wanna try something else. Think tetris, mario kart, bomberman etc stuff like that. Fighting games and turn based combat aren't my thing.

[Anonymous No.6087727]

Try F Zero X on the 64.

[Anonymous No.6087734]

>>6087717
star ocean 2
seiken densetsu 3
zelda 1
megaman x1-3
doom series
ff3 nes
marvel vs capcom 1 and 2
super turbo
counter strike 1.6
ehrgeiz quest mode
sotn

[Anonymous No.6087749]

>>6087717
Supaplex

[Anonymous No.6087760]

>>6087717
Try Wipeout, it's F-Zero for men. Third game for PS1 is the best one.

[Anonymous No.6088006]

Shiren the wanderer, roguelike.

[Anonymous No.6088007]

NFL Blitz And NBA Jam

[Anonymous No.6088013]

>>6087717
Star Fox 64

[Anonymous No.6088029]

Shmups from mid to late 90's (just pick whatever you want from Cave or Raizing's library, or something weird like Psyvariar), Puyo, Umihara Kawase, racers in general (sims are the deepest, but I recommend Wipeout 2097/3), 2D beat 'em ups like Final Fight, Cadillacs, Streets of Rage 2, all those infinitely looping score attack arcade games like Robotron.

[Anonymous No.6088070]

>>6087717
Metroid, SotN and Zelda with randomizers
But Im a PCfag so..
Any RTS with a good skirmish mode like AoE
Diablo (originally supposed to be a roguelike)
Anno, Zeus, Sim City
Any sp fps with large ammount of user made content like Doom, Quake or Half Life (Zven Co-op)
I also like getting user made multiplayer maps for Quake 2, 3 and UT and playing against bots.

[Anonymous No.6088074]

>>6087734
Just curious what makes those jrpgs replayable?

[Anonymous No.6088107]

Definitely play F-Zero X.

[Anonymous No.6088358]

>>6087717
Contra Hard Corps
Alien Soldier
ToeJam & Earl
NES and SNES Wario's Woods
Tetris Attack/Panel de Pon
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
Super Hang-On
OutRun
N64 and GBC Mario Tennis and Golf

[Anonymous No.6088553]

>>6087717
Road Rash 2
Moto Racer 1

These and F-Zero are my top three. Road Rash is unforgiving, Moto Racer is about precision

[Anonymous No.6088618]

>>6088074
FlAvOrTeXtAnDaUtIsM

[Anonymous No.6088649]

>>6088074
tons of different character/team combinations. in sd3 you pick your 3 in the beginning of a new game, in star ocean 2 you have to recruit them one by one after you choose your protagonist (each protag gets a different exclusive party member that the other can't get). ive played sd3 4-5 times in my life, never gets old. amazing gameplay, amazing ost, amazing graphics, satisfying physics/engine and exploration. very easy to understand. gorgeous atmosphere. star ocean 2 i'll write some about later. gonna take a nap.
>>6088618
>>>/v/

[Anonymous No.6088889]

>>6087734
>jrpgs
>replay value
Like once or twice. Wtf is there to do? You better not be speedcocking that shit.

[Anonymous No.6089000]

Worms

[Anonymous No.6089003]

Streets of Rage 2

>Waits for you know who to come by and tell me that I'm wrong

[Anonymous No.6089284]

>>6088889
im not here to explain that to you, go play them.

[Anonymous No.6089332]

>>6087717
>Most replayable retro games?
This is synonymous with fighting games and indeed any competitive game with deep mechanics.
But since you're a normie, you should probably stick to racing games and pick up shooters with multiplayer.
On the other hand, if you're feeling adventurous, you could try looking into Starcraft I for real-time strategy.

[Anonymous No.6089495]

I've been playing Tetris Attack for 15 years

[Anonymous No.6089506]

>>6088006
Is the Vita game any good?