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@MysteryCupofJoe Yoshi isn't being sacrificed. He can safely flutter-jump down to the ground without (adult) Mario weighing him down.

"How can you be so cold?"

"It's what keeps me alive."

I just want a remake of Mario 64.

@ShieldHero Mega Man doesn't exactly have trilogies, but it kind of works if you divide them up this way:

The NES classics:
Mega Man
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 3

The latter NES games:
Mega Man 4
Mega Man 5
Mega Man 6

The 16/32 bit era:
Mega Man 7
Mega Man 8
Mega Man & Bass

The retro throwbacks:
Mega Man 9
Mega Man 10
Street Fighter X Mega Man

The modern era:
Mega Man 11

Edit: So really, they need to make two more games to complete the current "trilogy"!

@AerosTactician Gotcha.

@AerosTactician Huh? I don't see what you're talking about.

One of my all-time favorites. I still have the original cart, in fact I've had it so long I had to replace the battery at some point.

By the way, for all those lamenting the lack of color here, there's a fan-made full-color patch in the works - look up Donkey Kong DX.

May I suggest for a future Box Art Brawl the NES game Air Fortress? Not only is it a great semi-forgotten classic, it has three very different box art designs, each with its own merits. The Japanese one is wild!

@MatoFilipovic Funny, when I first played it when it came out, I remember being disappointed with the length, but going back to it in recent years I had no issue with that. But I spend less time on games now, so I appreciate the shorter length. And I've come to really adore the incredible sprite art and creative level design. It's now my favorite in the series.

When anyone buys the Mega Man Legacy Collection, they're buying Mega Men 1 through 6. So it seems to me that the Collection sales numbers should also count towards the individual titles within them. That would mean Mega Man 2 has sold 3.11 million copies overall, Mega Man 3 has sold 2.68 million, and Mega Man X has sold 2.56 million - all of which are higher than Mega Man 11's 2 million.

The US and Europe ones are both too busy - screenshots should be left for the back of the box. Japan's just looks lazy. What they should have done is just use the middle of the Europe one... like THIS:

@sd7232 "Super Mario 64 ... Has anyone pretty much completed without using walkthrough / strategy guide?"

I did. In 1996. In the snow. On Cool, Cool Mountain. And I had to triple-jump uphill both ways! 😄

You got this. What I wouldn't give to play my favorite Mario game again for the first time.

@Darknyht "Doom on any console pre sixth generation is hard to go back to."

But Doom on PC with a modern engine and mods is fantastic!

Stunt Race FX. I had a lot of fun with that game when it was new, but the abysmal framerate and tiny viewport make it unplayable to my spoiled eyes today. If ever there was a perfect candidate for a remaster...

"Being able to manipulate gravity throughout an entire game, though? That's a pretty new one (shush, Gravity Rush and VVVVVV fans)..."

You didn't mention MetalStorm fans, so I'm in the clear! A fantastic NES forgotten gem.

@OrangeSoda I've been wanting a Mario game that's structured like a Zelda game. Imagine riding Yoshi across an interconnected Mushroom Kingdom, visiting different areas to find stars, maybe using switch palaces to unlock new power-ups allowing you to reach new areas. I think that would be awesome.

@Yoshif3 I know it seems odd, but here's the thing: 50/50 is no less likely than any other specific outcome you could bet on, like 62/38 or 71/29. It's just more noticeable. In fact it's more likely in a case like this, where both options seem to be equally popular. This is why voting is important. OK, not so much here, but in elections, absolutely. Candidates have won or lost by a single vote before, and it will happen again. YOUR vote matters! OK, civics lesson over. : )

@IceEarthGuard Can't hover on mobile though.

Well well well, it's looking more and more like those Atari logos in Blade Runner weren't so anachronistic after all!

They could change the logo to a river delta.

It even kind of makes sense for an emulator, symbolizing one source leading to many experiences.

@mereel They were bought by Atari, not Epic, so we'll just have to see how it goes.