SNES

• Chrono Trigger
• Super Mario World
• Super Mario RPG
• Metal Warriors
• Secret of Mana
• Donkey Kong Country 2
• Mortal Kombat 2
• TMNT: Turtles in Time

N64

• Paper Mario
• Majoras Mask
• Banjo Kazooie
• Perfect Dark
• Turok Rage Wars
• Turok 1,2,3
• Diddy Kong Racing
• Tony Hawk Proskater 2

PS2

• SOCOM 2: US NAVY SEALS
• Ico
• Silent Hill 2
• Beyond Good and Evil
• Time Splitters: Future Perfect-

Honestly, I think if a game was good back then, it’s still good now. There’s just a bit of an adjustment period.

You might find this useful. https://vsrecommendedgames.fandom.com/wiki/V/'s_Recommended_Games_Wiki

Are there any types of games you enjoy in particular? Favourite genres and series?

Earthbound, GTA San Andreas, Mario 64, DK64, Gauntlet Legends

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Gran Turismo 4, the PS2 ace combat games (4, 5 and Zero), Def Jam: FFNY, Klonoa 2, FFX International, Scarface, and MOH frontline are a bunch of PS2 games I’ve completed and recommend

SNES - Act Raiser - It’s quite literally a mix of RTS and 2d action platforming. You build and manage your villiage while protecting it from monsters. Highly recommend!

N64 - Kirby 64 - Kirby is a game series that lets you eat enemies and gain their power. This one lets you combine powers! You can make fun combos, like rock + fire to make yourself a volcano, or electricity + bombs to make yourself into fireworks. Really fun and easygoing game! Worth playing through at least once.

PS2 - Parappa the Rapper 2 - A fun and weird game, Parappa 2 is a rhythm game where you have to repeat the raps your opponent dishes out using the face and L&R buttons. The setting and story make this game more than worth it, as you’ll be saving the town against shrink rays, a mad hairstylist, and a noodle-hungry maniac. It’s another fairly short game, you can beat it in two sittings if you’re good. There’s also a fun vs multiplayer mode.

For Ps2 you easily need to try out the Holy Trinity of platformers

Ratchet & Clank 1-4

Jak and Daxter 1-X

Sly Cooper 1-3

All great for different reasons and surprisingly good stories for platformers with Sly being the deepest.

This is a bit of an outlier because it’s actually on PS3, but it’s a lightweight game so emulation isn’t too taxing. I went back and played Tokyo Jungle. Such a wild game and with nothing I’ve found that compares to this day. You play as animals in a Tokyo that has been reclaimed by nature, you hunt for food, grow stronger and find mates, and try to survive against predators. I love it

Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance 1 and 2 on PS2 are excellent action RPGs