Indie Gamer Chickさんのイラストまとめ

There's a whole ton of Nintendo DS games that absolutely 100% NEED to come to Switch. I'll nominate four.

Trace Memory (it got a sequel in Europe? Oh kiss my ass)
Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (Also quietly got a sequel)
Super Princess Peach (easy but so fun)
Metroid Prime Pinball (duh)

MOST UNDERRATED GAMES OF MY LIFETIME

PS1: Puzzle Star Sweep
Nintendo 64: Beetle Adventure Racing
Dreamcast: Chu Chu Rocket
PS2: Mister Mosquito
GameCube: Ribbit King
Xbox: Voodoo Vince
GBA: Kim Possible 2
DS: Hotel Dusk
Wii: Zack & Wiki
PS3: Pain
Xbox 360: Spec Ops: The Line

Little Magic
Developed & Published by Altron
Verdict: YES! Pile
Thread: https://t.co/c8YKe25mcE

+ Really good puzzle mechanics and level design. Cut form the same cloth of Lolo or Sokoban.
- Glorified 8-bit game in looks & mechanics. Not exactly an exciting design (could be a +)

I finally won a race!!

I think fans of Super Sprint would like this a lot more than I did. I'm not a fan at all of Super Sprint, so this is one of those perfectly fine games that I'm likely going NO! on because I don't like this type of game and can't have fun with it.

Awesome sprite work in general. The world of Papuwa-kun feels both alive and like a hallucination.

But it plays pretty well.

Shame that Daft Co., Ltd. didn't go on to do more. They were tapped by Jaleco to do their games based on K1, the MMA organization, then a PS2 game.

#IGCvSNES presents Sutte Hakkun
Released August, 1998
Developed by indieszero & Nintendo R&D2
Published by Nintendo
Directed by Masayasu Nakata
Designed by Nobuaki Tanaka

From the team that brought you Mario Party-e (as in the eReader Mario Party game) and Electroplankton..

#IGCvSNES Scorecard Thread #5

Mega Man 7
Developed & Published by Capcom
Verdict: YES! Pile
Thread: https://t.co/K7AiIvHjLu

+ It's Mega Man in 16 bits! Never gets boring. Good controls. Some truly inspired set pieces.
- A lot of predictable design. Too much sponge at times.

#IGCvSNES presents Donald Duck no Mahō no Bōshi
(Donald Duck and the Magical Hat)
Released in 1995
Developed by SAS Sakata
Published by Epoch

There's almost nothing out there on this. I literally just found out it exists a few hours ago. There's a LOT of SFC-only Disney stuff.

Disney's Beauty & the Beast
Developed by Probe
Published by Hudson Soft
Verdict: NO! Pile
Thread: https://t.co/RXC9hh2yAu

+ Nothing
- Atrocious level design. Horrible combat and collision detection. Overly dark graphics with poorly-defined platforms. One of the worst on the SNES

Ladies and Gentlemen, one of the unintentionally funniest sprites in gaming history.