The Super NES was known for some all-time great RPGs, and Chrono Trigger is a frontrunner even among that prestigious company. The criss-crossing nature of these two elements made for an unforgettable experience. And while the story was sparse, it used the perspective of a god to show humankind's stumbles with a tinge of theological depth. The two would often intersect-early on, a boy goes missing in the sim portion which leads you to a demon nest to clear in the action portion.
The unique hook bifurcated it into two disparate types of gameplay: an action game where you would defeat loads of demonic creatures in combat, and then, a sim game where you would oversee and guide the development of your fledgling civilization. ActRaiser put you into the winged boots of a benevolent god, looking to protect humanity from a demonic scourge and allow it to thrive.
One of the earliest third-party games for Nintendo's 16-bit hardware was also one of the most unique blends of genres on the platform, and has never quite been replicated since-even in its own sequel. A number of the games listed below are available to play on Nintendo Switch with a Switch Online subscription. But with the insights of our GameSpot editors and the benefit of hindsight, here are some of the absolute best SNES games, listed in alphabetical order.
The Super NES library is so sprawling and high-quality that it was hard to even narrow down a list like this one. And as one of the leading console manufacturers of the time, Nintendo enjoyed a golden era of instant classics released on the system. The Super Nintendo was a major improvement in every way, from graphical fidelity to sound quality. Thankfully, Nintendo didn't miss a beat during the jump from 8-bit to 16-bit gaming. It introduced players to a number of iconic characters and series and had a staggering lineup of wonderful games. After all, the NES had been a massive success that helped revitalize the gaming industry.
The SNES had lofty expectations to meet when it launched in North America in 1991.
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