Top 10 obscure SNES games

Jul 14, 2012 by RawmeatCowboy

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joeshabadoo

14 Jul 2012 14:08

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list is flawed right off the bat because he lists R&R Racing instead of Biker Mice from Mars. They're similar, but Biker Mice is superior in every way. people gotta learn

metalpants

14 Jul 2012 15:08

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Wow... Capcom used to be competent at some point O_O.

bongoHerman

14 Jul 2012 20:27

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Nice video, except when he is trying to be funny (imo).

Elfteiroh

14 Jul 2012 20:44

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joeshabadoo wrote:list is flawed right off the bat because he lists R&R Racing instead of Biker Mice from Mars. They're similar, but Biker Mice is superior in every way. people gotta learn

Obscure.
Biker Mice from Mars isn't obscure. At least, I don't think it is. O-o

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Ok, I watched it... the first one is Rock and Roll Racing... Really not obscure in my book. u_u
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... oh. Now I feel stupid. R&R Racing == Rock and Roll Racing. >_<

NINTENDOGAMER17

15 Jul 2012 03:01

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joeshabadoo wrote:list is flawed right off the bat because he lists R&R Racing instead of Biker Mice from Mars. They're similar, but Biker Mice is superior in every way. people gotta learn

I would agree Biker Mice From Mars is more obscure, but I certainly don't agree that it's superior. I have both games on the SNES, and still routinely come back to R&R Racing; Biker Mice, not so much. Both have a lot of similarities, except that Biker Mice lacks any sort of "Awesome" in my opinion. That's where R&R Racing shines, it's full of awesome everywhere you turn. Hover crafts, awesome music, art style, and upgrades. Unfortunately for Biker Mice, it was based on the even more obscure cartoon series of the day, and not the very excellent classic book series from which the cartoon was loosely derived. If obscure is what it takes to be on the list, Bike Mice takes it in spades.