What is the best SNES game you might be wondering.
Do you long for the days when games were simpler yet still kept you hooked for hours on end? We will look at 50 of the absolute top SNES games of all time.
The SNES boasts a vast collection of titles ranging from classic RPGs to intense platformers that are sure to please any gaming lover.
We’re going to be headed for a trip down the 16 bit memory lane so enjoy the ride.
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- 50. NHL ’94
- 49. Sunset Riders
- 48. Plok
- 47. Super Bomberman
- 46. Gradius III
- 45. Demon’s Crest
- 44. ActRaiser
- 43. Yoshi’s Cookie
- 42. Kirby Super Star
- 41. Super Ghouls ‘N Ghosts
- 40. Harvest Moon
- 39. Mortal Kombat II
- 38. Breath of Fire II
- 37. Earthworm Jim 2
- 36. Sim City
- 35. NBA Jam
- 34. Kirby’s Dream Course
- 33. Ogre Battle: March of the Black Queen
- 32. Breath of Fire
- 31. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time
- 30. Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
- 29. Legend of the Mystical Ninja
- 28. Wario’s Woods
- 27. Mario Paint
- 26. The Lost Vikings
- 25. Mortal Kombat 3
- 24. Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals
- 23. Contra III: The Alien Wars
- 22. Donkey Kong Country 2
- 21. The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse
- 20. Super Punch-Out!!
- 19. Tetris Attack
- 18. Super Castlevania IV
- 17. Super Mario All-Stars
- 16. Final Fantasy IV
- 15. F-Zero
- 14. EarthBound
- 13. Super Mario Kart
- 12. Mega Man X
- 11. Secret of Mana
- 10. Star Fox
- 9. Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
- 8. Donkey Kong Country
- 7. Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island
- 6. Street Fighter II: Turbo
- 5. Super Metroid
- 4. Final Fantasy VI
- 3. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
- 2. Chrono Trigger
- 1. Super Mario World
- Recap
50. NHL ’94
We start off this list of the best SNES games with a fantastic option for a sports game. The invention of the one timer made for a fantastic addition, something never seen before in a hockey game.
This added an entire new element of fun and strategy into the mix. NHL ’94 is so popular that there are still updated roster packs putting the new NHL players into the game today.
How’s that for a hockey game that was made in 1993?
