Most Underrated Game for Each System

[muehltime]

Looking for great games no one knows about... What have you discovered? (List the best, underrated game for each system) Offer support/defense if you feel the need.

Arcade Cabinet:
Atari 2600:
Commodore 64:
Dreamcast:
Game Boy(includes color):
Game Boy Advance:
Nintendo 64:
NES:
Super NES:
TurboGrafx 16:
PlayStation 1:
Sega Master System:
Sega Gamegear:
Sega Genesis/Megadrive:
Sega 32X:
Sega CD:
NeoGeo Pocket:
Wonderswan:

[Capeman]

Arcade Cabinet: JJ Squakers
Atari 2600: Worm War 1
Atari 7800: Ninja Golf
Game Boy(includes color): Trip World
Game Boy Advance: Drilldozer
Nintendo 64: Blast Corps
NES: Shatterhand
Super NES: Wild Guns
TurboGrafx 16: Magical Chase
PlayStation 1: Jumping Flash 1 & 2
Sega Master System: Rampage (best 8-bit port)
Sega Gamegear: Ren & Stimpy Quest for the Shaven Yak
Sega Genesis/Megadrive: Rocket Knight Adventures
Sega CD: PANIC!
Sega 32X: Space Harrier (popular game, but not many people mention that this is an arcade perfect port)

[muehltime]

@capeman those are pretty awesome, checked them out on YouTube

[celly]

Atari 2600: Chopper Command
Game Boy(includes color): Donkey Kong
Game Boy Advance: Ninja 5-0
TurboGrafx 16: Ninja Spirit
Playstation 1: Mr. Driller (although @Capeman nailed it with Jumping Flash)
Sega Master System: Wonderboy In Monsterland
NeoGeo Pocket: Puzzle Bobble Mini/Bust-A-Move Pocket (NGPC)

[lilbud]

Atari 2600: Kaboom
Game Boy(includes color): Mario Deluxe
Game Boy Advance: The Game of Life
Nintendo 64: Chameleon Twist
NES: Little Samson
Super NES: Pocky and Rocky
PlayStation 1: Wild Arms, doesn't get the attention it deserves
Sega Genesis/Megadrive: Sonic 3D Blast

Oh, and one more

Nintendo DS: Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime
So criminally underrated it's not even funny

[mediamogul]

Arcade Cabinet: 'Escape From the Planet of the Robot Monsters'
Atari 2600: 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial'
Commodore 64: 'Alleykat'
Dreamcast: 'Blue Stinger'
Game Boy(includes color): 'Avenging Spirit'
Game Boy Advance: 'Boktai: The Sun is in Your Hand'
Nintendo 64: 'S.C.A.R.S'
NES: 'Clash at Demonhead'
Super NES: 'Ogre Battle: March of the Black Queen'
TurboGrafx 16: 'Cyber Core'
PlayStation 1: 'Devil Dice'
Sega Master System: 'Ghostbusters'
Sega Gamegear: 'The G.G. Shinobi II: The Silent Fury'
Sega Genesis/Megadrive: 'Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday'
Sega 32X: 'Shadow Squadron'
Sega CD: 'Wirehead'
NeoGeo Pocket: 'Ganbare Neo Poke-Kun'
Wonderswan: 'Namco Super Wars'

[muehltime]

@mediamogul said in Most Underrated Game for Each System:

Escape From the Planet of the Robot Monsters fun

[DD-Indeed]

PS1:

Toy Story 2 - Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue! (partially open world adventure platformer)
Demolition Racer (demolition derby racing)
Colony Wars (+ Red Sun & Vengeance-sequels) (1st person space game)
No One Can Stop Mr. Domino (puzzle game)
Rampage - World Tour (destructive gameplay)
Roll Away/Kula World (ball puzzle game)
Silent Bomber (sci-fi action shooter)
Treasures Of The Deep (underwater diving game)
In Cold Blood (not running well on emulation, RE-style stealth game)

[edmaul69]

@mediamogul i like seeing et getting some love. Most underrated game for 2600. Now i love pac-man's sound and it was my first pac-man experience, but man they could have done something better with that. Yars revenge was the best back in the day game. Best homebrew imo, halo 2600. I love that game.

I might be kind of partial to this intellivision homebrew since i created the title screen graphics, but i really like "the secret government waffle project". Chris Read also made a cool game called gosub. The intellivision is probably the best system for homebrews. Tons of great homebrews every year.

[mediamogul]

@edmaul69

it was my first pac-man experience, but man they could have done something better with that.

That's what they get for publishing a prototype. It's awful, but like you, it was a big part of my childhood. I can play it now in sort of a relaxed zen state due to it's slow pacing, but all-in-all I'd rather be playing 'Ms. Pac-Man'.

Best homebrew imo, halo 2600. I love that game.

That's a great game. While not exactly homebrew, have you played 'The Stacks' that was developed as a contest game for the 'Ready Player One' novel?

The intellivision is probably the best system for homebrews.

Yet, it's one of the systems that I have the least homebrew for. I need to change that. I think I'll start with 'The Secret Government Waffle Project'. What a great name!

[muehltime]

Arcade Cabinet: Moon Patrol
Commodore 64: Knights
Sega Genesis/Megadrive: F22 Interceptor
Sega CD: Tomcat Alley

[MattyL42]

@edmaul69 haha ET on the Atari 2600