What was your favorite platform-game??

[tindol_1]

seriously, platform games, back in the day mind you, we're the most fun a six year old could have with his game consol. take the mario series, or hell, even the samus series. i think we should bring them back.

 

[ingsoc]

MegaMan 2

 

[curlycrouton]

seriously, platform games, back in the day mind you, we're the most fun a six year old could have with his game consol. take the mario series, or hell, even the samus series. i think we should bring them back.

I still play Mario. I have a Gameboy Advance with Super-Mario Deluxe in by my PC so I can play through one level while I'm waiting for a game to load.

EDIT: I am really tempted to unleash my inner Grammar Nazi. So I will.

Your post should have been worded as follows:

"Seriously, platform games, back in the day mind you, were the most fun a six year old could have with his game console. Take the Mario series, or hell, even the Samus series. I think we should bring them back."

 

[The_Deleted]

i Ninja or any of the Sly Racoon games.

 

[Uncompetative]

Super Mario 64.

 

[Vlane]

Super Mario Bros. 3 is my favourite 2D plattformer.

 

[tindol_1]

hell yeah, super mario 64 was the 1st game i ever beat without anyone's help. it still stands the test of time. but fuck super mario galaxy

 

[kommando367]

tomb raider: legend

 

[Ionami]

Conker's Bad Fur Day (the N64 version)

 

[Stammer]

Sonic 3

 

[Hippobatman]

Super Mario Bros.(NES) and Donkey Kong Country(SNES) are a couple of my favourites

 

[Whobajube]

Megaman X

 

[Omnidum]

MediEvil 2. Nothing says platform jumping than hopping around rowboats suspended in mid-air, for example.

 

[Librarian Mike]

The original Prince of Persia just blew me away the first time I saw it. I remember thinking how realistic it looked. It's still a lot of fun today.

 

[tiredinnuendo]

I'll always love Flashback and Super Mario World. Flashback for the most amazing "real" experience I'd had in a game up until that point, and Super Mario World as a culmination of all the "fun" platforming that came before it.

- J

 

[wazzaman]

Jim power in the lost dimension in 3-d.... long title and it was (and still is) the hardest game i have ever played, i still love it though.

 

[J-Man]

N

 

[Darth Marsden]

I love the good old fashioned style platformer. Especially ones that follow the Mario 64 route - there are X number of Y in the level, go through a bunch of challenges to get them all. Love 'em. Seem to be hard to track down these days, but if you're willing to look hard enough, you can find a fair few, mostly on the PS2.

Games like that include the other 3D Super Mario games (obviously), the original Jak and Daxter, Vexx, Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Pac-Man World (to a degree), Rayman 2 (or Revolution, it's an excellent remake), both Wallace & Gromit games, the Tak series and about 80% of animated film tie-ins. Ratatouille was a good example of this.

I'd recommend Jak & Daxter, Vexx and the Tak series. Shouldn't be too expensive these days.

 

[minoes]

Yoshi´s Island.

 

[tickle]

Mario Six golden coins, old yes but still damn good imo