Killer instinct not in the top 150 best nintendo games? Right....
I didn't even notice that until you mentioned it
How could you omit a game with the best title theme for a fighting game, of all time? I mean this shit is epic. Literally. Defines the ninties's in one song..
It's an IGN list what do you expect. They got shit ass games like Excite Truck, Blast Corps. and other games I've never even heard of on there. Like the Wonderful 101, F-Zero X Expansion Kit, Pushmo, Mario Artist, Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan? They couldn't fit Wave Race Blue Storm and Killer Instinct in there over one of these?
Jesus, that really is the 90's in a song.
I think the list may be restricted to Nintendo development. Nintendo published Killer Instinct, but they didn't develop it- Rare did.
I didn't read the list over looking for other examples. Looks like IGN gunna IGN.Then why is Goldeneye, Blast Corps. Perfect Dark and several others in the list? Rare was owned by Nintendo for a time, so essentially they were a first party developer for Nintendo.
Jesus, Contra is missing, too?No Contra?
Boooooooooooooooooooooooo
And I feel the original Metroid should get a higher spot.
That game was brutally hard and incredibly complex for it's time
Jesus, Contra is missing, too?
You know, this shit might have been acceptable in 1988 when the magazine itself was responsible for retrieving and compiling...no, you know what, not even then. A simple phone call could get a list of games. Now with Wikipedia they literally have the entire catalog of games at their fingertips, and they still omit some of the most beloved classics of all time.
If Nintendo failed as hard at video games as IGN does at reviewing them I'm pretty sure I would be on a ranch seething with hatred for computers and preparing for the impending war against the robots.
To the people posting obvious omissions like castlevania, dragon warrior, final fantasy, contra, etc...
Those were not made BY nintendo. Killer instinct (hell, even KI2 was awesome) is the only egregious omission... especially with some of the utter trash that made it on the list.
And the arcade version of KI was made by Rare and released by Midway.
To the people posting obvious omissions like castlevania, dragon warrior, final fantasy, contra, etc...
Those were not made BY nintendo. Killer instinct (hell, even KI2 was awesome) is the only egregious omission... especially with some of the utter trash that made it on the list.
Actually, that's not accurate as our collective presumption, as it were, appears to be erroneous; according to IGN, Nintendo was NOT a first-party developer on Rare games, but had exclusivity in publishing their second-party development of games like Killer Instinct. All this confusion could have been avoided if the TS cared to print the criteria and/or link:To the people posting obvious omissions like castlevania, dragon warrior, final fantasy, contra, etc...
Those were not made BY nintendo. Killer instinct (hell, even KI2 was awesome) is the only egregious omission... especially with some of the utter trash that made it on the list.
IGN said:1) Developed by an internal Nintendo studio. The bulk of the games on the list fall into this category.
2) A Nintendo-owned brand, with development handled by a third party, in close cooperation with Nintendo itself. Examples include F-Zero GX, Wonderful 101, and Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
3) Developed by a second-party developer and released exclusively for Nintendo platforms. Most Rare games fall into this category.
Nintendo merely publishing a game that was developed by a third party does not make it eligible - for a game to be considered a "Nintendo game" in our eyes, Nintendo has to have had a hand in the development process itself. This excludes games like Golden Sun (developed by Camelot and published by Nintendo) and Meteos (developed by Q Entertainment and published by Nintendo).
Actually, that's not accurate as our collective presumption, as it were, appears to be erroneous; according to IGN, Nintendo was NOT a first-party developer on Rare games, but had exclusivity in publishing their second-party development of games like Killer Instinct. All this confusion could have been avoided if the TS cared to print the criteria and/or link:
http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/09/24/the-top-125-nintendo-games-of-all-time
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You appeared to before you realized that you were Nelson "ha-ha'ing" in mirror, Diz.No one cares.