Best Retro Games of All Time – Retro Game Console

There are thousands of games available on Steam and other platforms that we can enjoy. From the lower list to the AAA games, we can get everything. It is sensible that gaming experts state that we are now living in the golden age of gaming. You can also play it on your Retro Game Console (watch it working).

But for those living long enough to know classic games from years ago, there will be times when we yearn to play some titles that have been part of our childhood memories.

At those times, the games were still simpler. The level of competition won’t make your friends your foes. You and your friends purely played for fun. Whether it is the 8-bit or 16-bit titles, some addictions are not the same as what we feel in today’s AAA games.

Just like other people, you might want to trace back the experience by using the emulators and inviting your entourage again at home to play together. Some of the best retro games are indeed not enough. Here are some retro games that you’d like to reclaim again in this timeline.

Duke Nukem 3D

The Duke Nukem 3D is one of the best old-school shooter games. It might not be kid-friendly. But I guess most of us here have been old enough to play this game again on the PC. This retro is fantastic. Nuff said.

Mega Man X

There is a lot of Mega Man series that can be hard to remember. You might have wondered how many sequels to the game are out there. But the most notable title many years ago was Mega Man X.

It is available on SNES. It has a simple game concept, something that we’d expect from a Super Nintendo product. However, it has such a fantastic execution. As the player, you can mix and match the weapons to find the enemies’ weak points. Perhaps this feature was way ahead of its time back then. Play it on your Retro Game Console.

Demon Attack

It was one of the most popular games on the Atari 2600. This retro arcade game looks like Space Invaders. The player will operate a weapon to destroy the alien invaders. These attackers will come in several waves. You might be able to handle the very first waves. But starting from the fifth wave, demons begin to split into two after being hit.

Resident Evil 4

This series focuses on Leon, who takes on new threats in Spain’s remote areas. It is full of a lot of surprising elements. You won’t know for sure what’s going to hit you when you play this game.

Silent Hill 2

The Silent Hill series is a top-notch competitor to the Resident Evil series. You will play as James, who believed that his wife had passed away. But someday, you receive a letter telling you that she is in the town of Silent Hill.

Fallout 3

What do you think about the nuclear armageddon aftermath? You and your pals have been living underground. But then something happened so that you had to come up to the surface. What you remember about the earth is different when you come up to the surface. If you are fond of apocalyptic settings, it is indeed one of the retros you want to have a taste of.

Snow Bros

The Snow Bros of the NES is a genuinely retro gem. The player must roll up monsters into giant snowballs and launch them into the crash. The snowballs can hit multiple enemies. You can also find extensive gameplay with two players. My favorite game that I play on my Retro Game Console.

Another World

I remembered back then I played this game on a Windows 98 PC, and I never finished it. But Another World is what shapes many arcade games today. The premise is about a guy named Lester who was dragged to another world where he needed to find a way to survive and get back home.

Super Star Wars

Super Star Wars was available for the SNES. Nowadays, you can play it through MAME or other compatible emulators. As the name suggests, it takes the original storyline.

Through this game, you can fight, use your lightsaber to slash enemies, as well as blow up the Imperial Death Star.

Star Trek: 25th Anniversary

Start Trek: 25th Anniversary is available on PC. The player can shoot photon torpedoes at Klingons. In the game, there are various mysteries to solve to go to the next level.

There are seven episodes in the game. Back then, the folks slated these episodes as the missing pieces in the TV shows.

Super Mario Bros. 3

The Super Mario All-Stars was a favorite for many classic game players. But when it comes to Super Mario Bros.3, it isn’t easy to compare them since both are fantastic games. Play it on your Retro Game Console.

The third installment of the series was an incredible game. It is not exaggerating to say that this game was way ahead of its time. It certainly has every perk, which was terrific in 1988 standards.

It has excellent level design and graphics. The gameplay is not a bore for every player. The author of this post never finished the first Super Mario Bros., And probably you are too. But here is great news. You can play it right now on any emulator.

The Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past

A Link to the Past is such an excellent title. But the gameplay is way more relaxed. It brings you to a challenging quest.

The world map comes with many secrets and surprises that make you never get enough of this game. It activated the imagination to indulge in the exploration made by all the players in the game.

Doom 2

Doom 2 was much better than its predecessor. It has more monsters, more difficulties, as well as more varied weapons to choose from. Try the super shotgun, and you will get addicted to it. The FPS where you can shoot demons is very fulfilling.

Ninja Gaiden

This game tells you about being a real ninja. You can run across the walls, throw shurikens, do some Jutsu, and so on.

Did we miss something? Please let us know what your favorite retro game is in the comment section below.

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