Play Gunstar Heroes right now.
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Gyruss - NES.
Avenging Spirit - Nintendo Gameboy (B&W)
I've finished it a couple of times as a kid, but playing Golden Axe II again (and again) never gets old.
My favorites are The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Yoshi's Island. I also like the classic Mario games.
Super Metroid on SNES. Amazing, great game. My absolute favorite. And if it interests you, there are a lot of good ROM hacks for the game, giving you near infinite replay-ability.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and more recently Link's Awakening. Also the older Pokemon gameboy titles.
So I've never played a single Zelda game. Which one do I start on?
I did play like 2 hours of BoTW on switch and just never got back to it.
A Link to the Past is the one you want to start on. It'll get you right to the heart of what makes the classic Zelda games so good. If that's too retro for you, play Ocarina of Time, you can't go wrong with that masterpiece.
Should I do the SNES version or GBA?
If you're doing emulation, just go SNES. GBA is only worth playing if you're going to play it on an actual GBA.
There are exceptions, but for most games, given a choice between SNES and GBA versions, the SNES one is better. Usually sound is severely compressed on the GBA and the visuals are washed out.
Some of the GBA remakes also added in voice tracks, like Mario saying "Just what I needed!" whenever you get a mushroom, or Link doing his grunts and "hii-yahs" whenever you swing the sword. I guess I could see how some people might think those were neat, but I mostly found them annoying, especially given the quality of the GBA audio.
Going to show my age here… Fool’s errand and Dark Castle. Mac games of much nostalgia.