My son thought he was an FPS expert until

[martincrocenzi]

@ruthless4u said in My son thought he was an FPS expert until:

yesteryear

Bart vs Space Mutants (NES)
Megaman (all of them, no matter platform)
The Terminator (Sega Genesis)
and my list could go on to the eternity...

[mediamogul]

@martincrocenzi said in My son thought he was an FPS expert until:

Bart vs Space Mutants

The first level of that game is really the only one worth playing anyway. In my opinion, it's one of the most inventive you'll find throughout the entire NES library. However, it's almost as if the developers gave up moving forward, as every other level and sequel is your basic shovelware concept for generic platformers of collecting items and beating an end boss. I would have loved to see a whole game patterned after that first stage.

[obsidianspider]

Any of the Makaimura (Ghosts N Goblins) games.

[mediamogul]

@obsidianspider

Any of those are always a challenge. Have you been able to beat 'Makaimura for WonderSwan' yet?

[reddragon1]

Load up Serious Sam on insane setting and then get out of the room.

[Drakaen391]

One game I had almost forgot about that can be hard is wizards and warriors for NES....

I love playing it with save states now....

[obsidianspider]

@mediamogul I've never beaten any Makaimura game. They're so fun, but I am awful at them.

[backstander]

Little Nemo: The Dream Master (NES) and I believe there is an arcade variant just named Nemo.

Also the original Contra (NES) without the infamous Konami Code.

Last, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (NES)

Update:
Oh yeah...don't forget Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (or also known as Super Mario Brothers 2 in Japan).

[mediamogul]

What's up @backstander? Good to see you around. Playing anything noteworthy at the moment?

[backstander]

Hey @mediamogul ! All this month I have been focused on completing Mafia 3 on PC 100% with all the DLCs. On my RPi, my son loves Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man. I'm really not very good at it but I really like the Ms. Pac-Man / Galaga combo arcade because you can just continue where you died instead of starting all over at the beginning lol.

[mediamogul]

@backstander

Your son's got great taste. I'm not all that great at the Pac-games myself. Playing 'Jr. Pac-Man' has helped a lot, as the lack of tunnels forces you to be hyper-aware of your surroundings and possible escape routes. The tactics carry over to the other games, but it's really become my favorite of the series anyway, so I usually just play that.

[Drakaen391]

One of the few I beat