Favorite Underdogs

[Feechy]

Another one I just remembered is Space Station Silicon Valley for the N64. I don't really remember the story, because I was stupid when I was 6. But as far as I remember, you're an electric tick-like thing that clings to animals to control them in order to fight other animals for their bodies, clear obstacles, and fight bosses. I don't really remember the story, so if anybody knows what it's all about please tell me.

[Mr. Ksoft]

Oh, N64!
That reminded me!

I really liked Glover on the N64.  You're a magic glove who has to collect seven gems that have been turned into rubber balls by guiding them through levels without losing or popping the ball.  You can throw and slap it around and transform it into 3 types of balls- rubber, bowling, and aluminum.
Really original game.  Kinda difficult, but definitely fun.

[Sirgin]

I really liked Lego Rock Raiders on the PC when I was younger
Maybe I'll do a review of it one of these days.

[logical123]

Oh, N64!
That reminded me!

I really liked Glover on the N64.  You're a magic glove who has to collect seven gems that have been turned into rubber balls by guiding them through levels without losing or popping the ball.  You can throw and slap it around and transform it into 3 types of balls- rubber, bowling, and aluminum.
Really original game.  Kinda difficult, but definitely fun.

This game is 'fun'? If so, maybe I should try it out one of these days. I own it, so maybe I'll like it.
Thanks!

[Zerger]

Metal Storm on the NES really impressed me once I got into it, and i was delighted to find it reviewed by one 'Happy Video Game Nerd' on youtube. It's a decent little sidescroller, fairly short but with some lovely gameplay that's got me going back for more plenty of times. The first game so to speak is extremely easy, but the 'second' game is a much better experience, and damned hard too, I recommend it to anyone, there's little to complain about with this one.

And Splatterhouse is awesome fun, havent played it in years mind, this reminds me to go find a copy.