NO1LAZIESTGUY'S TOP TEN VOL. 3

TOP TEN GAME THAT REALLY NEEDS A REMAKE!!!

10. Metal Warriors (SNES)
This is a mecha shooter game published by LucasArts back in 1990's. Everytime i take a look at present-gen mecha designs and compare them to this game, Metal Warriors really has some Kickass Mecha Design. Not only that, this game has a very solid action gameplay and a super fun, friendship-shattering multiplayer mode. Imagine this game remade in present-day? It'll be more awesomeness than Lost Planet, Mass Effect, and Gears of War combined in one.

9. Ice Climber (NES)
Imagine you and your girlfriend, climbing Himalaya, surrounded by vicious vultures and killer Yetis, looking for VEGETABLES. It'll be either as stupid as Katamari, or as dramatic as ICO.

8. Night Shade (PS2)
At a glimpse, there's nothing special about this game. But the TATE system - in which you have to kill a whole set of enemies in a very limited time, and you get stronger as you strike if you don't break the killing streak - is the BEST GAMEPLAY INNOVATION SEGA HAS EVER OFFERED. They really gotta continue improving this rather than regurgitating more and more shitty Sonic games and shitty Virtua Fighter games.

7. Demon's Crest (SNES)
There's no sexy damsels in distress, no bishie pretty boy main characters, THERE'S NOT EVEN A STORYLINE! This game is WAY MORE open-ending than ICO, SotC or even the psychotic Killer7. Just you, the super-scary, super-powerful, fire-breathing gargoyle clad in black wings trying to kill everything in sight and head-butting every statue you found. Actually i'm surprised, CAPCOM making something like this, something that's not so mainstream - something that's really gotta be done more these days.

6. Adventure Island AKA Danger Boy (NES)
Tony Hawk Pro Skater, Resident Evil 5, and Okami combined. I remember playing this in NES, with such a simple gameplay (sidescrolling gameplay, jumping from platform to platform) it really pumps me up back then, and it still does now. But what's so awesome about this game is the visual design; look at the main character: the chubby stone-axe-carrying caveman in loincloth, equipped with full skateboard gear (and even sometimes, riding DINOSAURS) and a baseball cap. NOW THAT'S STYLISH!

5. The FOur Crystals of Trazere (PC)
One of the most awesome RPG in its era, and among the earliest RPG i've ever played. There's really no what-to-do-next in this game, you just have to find out yourself by exploring dungeons or talking with people. It's gonna be like playing Mass Effect or Fallout, but in a very stunning character design and a classic RPG visual setup.

4. Kage AKA Shadow of the Ninja(NES)
There's not really much to say here except STUNNING GRAPHICS, HARD ACTION GAMEPLAY, UBER COOL MAIN CHARACTERS AND EVEN-COOLER ENEMIES, and ninjas. Imagine it's on PS3 or XBOX360; it'll be Devil May Cry, Ninja Gaiden, and Bayonetta combined in one, multiplayer-available gameplay!

3. Legend of Mana (PSone)
BEST ACTION RPG Squeenix has ever made. Hands down.

2. Crash N the Boys Series (NES)
This game really offers more comedy than One Piece ever has. Though served in cute animation and graphics, this game is certainly not for kids; cheating at sports? drowning people in swimming race? pole jumping off buildings? yep, nope.

1. Joust (NES)
This game totally brings your imagination wild: Knights with long spears riding giant birds, trying to kill each other above a sizzling hot, magma-spitting volcano. The makers of Lair in SCEA, Drakengard in Square Enix and Fumito Ueda (SotC) really gotta consider joining forces in making this game into next-gen!

....phew! that was fun!


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