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Message: [QUOTE="stealthRUSH, post: 90271, member: 710"] Silhouette Mirage; it was a culmination of small changes in the classic 2D platform formula that took it to the next level at a time video games were drastically moving towards full 3D realms. The overall quirky design, improved system mechanics, unique attributes of switching sides/colors quickly won me over. Bulk Slash; has everything I love in video games running on my favorite 32-bit home console- overall aesthetics, colorful detailed graphics, piloting large mecha/robot, tight controls, large bosses, various missions objectives, unlockable content, memorable story, I'll stop now. Guardian Heroes; my favorite beat'em up for any system, that happen to be originally released on Sega Saturn. Fond memories playing this the most with my friend back in the late 90s. Unlocking enemies to play as in battle area mode that allows 6-player mayhem. Another Treasure dev. masterpiece that happens to one of my all-time favorite games. Puyo Puyo Tsuu; my favorite competitive puzzle game, was difficult to choose between MD Puyo Puyo and Sun on Saturn honestly could be a three-way tie. Adore the chain system and increased difficulty. Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike; easily my most replayed fighting game from arcade, consoles, to pc. another game I spent hundred of hours playing leveling up my techniques for various characters my main in order from 1999 to present- Necro, Twelve, and Remy. and secondaries Q, Oro, Alex, Ibuki, and Elena. Honorable Mention; Radiant Silvergun, Mega Man X2, Bangai-O, Kirby Super Star, Rakugaki Showtime. [/QUOTE]

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