Favorite NES Game.

[scape]

It's cool to have played games when they weren't that popular.

 

[GonzoGamer]

Mega Man 2 is a great choice.

I would have to say that, SMB3, Castlevania 2, or Bionic Commando: you get to watch Hitlers face 'splode).

 

[Haberdasher]

Battle Toads and Contra: the two games that I own and have never finished. Without cheating, of course.

 

[Weaver]

For me it's a no contest of Mario 3

 

[elbryan108]

River City Ransom, I've looked for burgers that would do that for me ever since!

 

[Freestyle270]

Ninja Gaiden, followed by Mario 3

 

[demon lord 2037]

I would have to say that I'm torn between the megaman and mario bros. series.

 

[xenxander]

It's hard to say "just one".

Blaster Master "did it" for me for a long while, then "Solar Jetman" was an equal.

there are other good ones I could mention but I always come back to those two.

 

[SyphonX]

The first two that popped into my head besides the generic Mario or Duck Hunt would have to be --

Maniac Mansion

and

California Games

Come on now, nothing like putting a hamster in a microwave and then blowing out the cartridge for California Games to beat your friend in Hacky Sack, or "Foot Bag" as they called it.

 

[matsugawa]

Contra

Aw, Hell Yeah.

Also Super Mario 3 (even saw The Wizard in theaters to get a look at it).
Blaster Master was also good, with Mega Man 2 taking up the rear.

 

[thiosk]

SOLAR JETMAN

play this game it is dope even today.

also chipndale and ducktales
(ducktales has best midi music evar) http://ducktalesmoon.ytmnd.com/

but snes is better

 

[Kinguendo]

Uncharted Waters 2... you were, for all intents and purposes, a legal pirate!!! And you could work for the king of england and stuff of that ilk!

 

[Deacon Cole]

Gyromite.

 

[dorm41baggins]

(ducktales has best midi music evar)

Heck, yeah- the music in that game was awesome. Unfortunately, the controls really sucked. It took me forever to get the hang of pogo-jumping. (In fact, I think most of the Disney Afternoon type games suffered from control issues.)

My pick would have to be a toss-up between 1943 and Silkworm- both were incredibly difficult, unforgiving games, but the controls were intuitive and responsive, the music was great, the graphics were quite good for the period and they were just plain fun.