Underated Games

[Guest Jerome Drake]

Zombies ate my Neighbours fucking rocked.

 

I use to have sleepovers with my friends and wed play that all night, and eat pizza, and eat Beavis and Butthead.

[Guest jimmy no nose]

Beavis and Butthead for Genesis is an often overlooked game because people assume it'll just be a lame attempt at making extra money by making a video game of pop-culture stars. That's what the SNES version is, but the Genesis game is actually quite good.

[Guest masked marvel]

Gunsmoke for the NES was great, and was widely overlooked- I never tired of it.

 

Also Deja-Vu for NES was ahead of its time

[Guest crandamaniac]

...and eat Beavis and Butthead.

Sorry, Couldn't resist bringing this up.

 

 

Anyways, I got this game for the PS2. Kengo: Master of the Bushido. It's like Bushido Blade, and it fucking rocks

[Guest The Son of Sting]

Bangi-o on the Dreamcast is fun shooter that doesnt get much attention.

[Guest thefrenchargel]

Actraiser rules the universe. Power Stone for the Dreamcast is the most chaotic fighting game ever made, except for Power Stone 2. So frustrating..so addictive.

[Guest EQ]

Power Stone is a cool game, but it's not something that I'd want to pay full price for.

[Guest Prototype450]

Kengo fucking rocks. It can frustrating especially when you fight that Monk with the bamboo stick. That was sooooooooo frustrating.

[Guest Grenouille]

I'd say NCAA Football 2002, which was stuck in the shadow of Madden last year and probably this year too.

[Guest Angle-plex]

Mike Tyson's Punch-Out(NES) doesn't get mentioned enough. It has to be the funnest boxing game ever.