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There's a few there I don't think are entirely necessary-they're not games I imagine would immediately pop into most people's heads as essentials-but there's a load I absolutely agree with. Maybe it would have featured had Nintendo given Square Enix an extra slot on the Mini, or maybe they would have left it off anyway, considering the DS version a more definitive release. It’s easy to understand why, with a gripping tale playing out across different time zones, an improved version of the Final Fantasy Active Time Battle system, detailed graphics and a fantastic (and varied) soundtrack. Chrono Trigger (Square, 1995)Ĭhrono Triggeris perhaps the title with the most “I wish they could have included it” comments with regards to the SNES Mini lineup. The game also has a two-player VS mode and allows you to setup leagues for up to eight players. Seemingly simple, the game quickly becomes engrossing as you try to perfect your run. You can perform tricks which, when landed correctly, will speed you up: a must if you want to be successful.

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Known as Uniracers in North America, this unique and speedy racing title from DMA Design (later Rockstar North – whatever happened to them?) puts you in control of a unicycle that you throw around a series of tracks that feature a number of jumps, twists, loops and hazards. Again, licensing rights would make the inclusion of this game unlikely, but Shadowrun is an engrossing experience from start to finish. Gunfights and magic battles occur alongside computer hacking as you assemble a team to see you through the dangers and try and find out what is going on. Shadowrun (Beam Software, 1993)īased on the tabletop game of the same name, Shadowrun is cyberpunk RPG that puts you in the role of amnesiac Jake Armitage as you wander the streets of 2050’s Seattle, battling (or hiring) orcs, elves and other mercenaries. Nod along to the catchy music and generally have a good time shooting away at enemies heading your way, or sending a bomb to those below. Fairly easy by default, a visit to the options menu can make things quite challenging, leading to you weaving about avoiding a variety of attacks. Never released in North America, Pop'n Twinbee is another colourful fun (this time vertical) shmup. Or a maybe a pachinko machine themed around them, who knows. Konami? Again? Perhaps they should put out a 'Konami Box', filled with their classics.

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Published by Nintendo but developed by Tonkin House, it’s possible the latter are the reason the game has not seen a re-release (it hasn’t turned up on the Virtual Console either), with the company these days focussed on textbooks and educational software via its parent firm, Tokyo Shoseki. Single or doubles matches (against each other or the CPU) make the game suitable for quick bouts of play, although it soon becomes addictive, meaning it could end up being a much longer gaming session. It’s in two-player mode that the game really shines, however. Three different court surfaces feature and there’s a Circuit mode and exhibition matches for the single player to indulge in. Super Tennis would have been an excellent addition, featuring simple pick-up-and-play mechanics, but with a wide variety of shots available courtesy of the controller’s face buttons. You could maybe count Super Punch-Out!!, but one thing strange about the SNES Mini lineup is the lack of any sports titles. Super Tennis (Nintendo / Tokyo Shoseki, 1991)

They are arranged in order of release, although dates varied between regions and in some cases regions missed out on a title. Obviously this still doesn’t include every great SNES game (there were a lot of them), but here are the top 20 games that we personally think would have been great additions. Let's also pretend that pesky things like licensing wouldn’t have had an impact. So let's suppose that the SNES mini had come loaded with an additional 20 games.

Most would agree that the 20 (+1) games on the Mini are an impressive selection, but most also have a number of titles they would have liked to see included. It has an impressive line up of games too, with classics such as Super Metroid, Zelda: A Link to the Past, Final Fantasy III, Contra III, Super Mario World and more available alongside the previously unreleased Star Fox 2. Save states and the new rewind feature are good additions, and the inclusion of a second controller (unlike with the NES mini) is welcome. There’s a lot to like about the SNES Classic Mini, with the compact box offering plenty of plug-and-play 16-bit goodness.

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