The SNES features some of the best platformer games ever made, but which of these 15 classics comes out on top? ... Photo: Nintendo/Konami. Platformers have long been an entry point for new gamers.

One of Konami’s old tentpole franchises was Ganbare Goemon, or “Let’s Go, Goemon,” a series of platformers starring a character reminiscent of the legendary outlaw hero, Goemon Ishikawa.

Plenty of platformers have co-op, but it's rare to find an entire series that makes group play a part of its identity. Trine ...

This unforgiving platformer broke a lot of controllers back in the day, ... Konami’s upgrade of their beloved run-and-gun series, ... Nintendo did better over the course of the SNES’ life. 7.

Konami’s rereleasing classic platformers, including rare Felix the Cat games. Limited Run Games and Konami are teaming up. by Michael McWhertor. Jan 11, 2024, 6:00 PM UTC.

Axelay (SNES, 1992) Konami was never a slouch in the shoot-em-up department, ... The SNES and Genesis versions of the game are both platformers about a rodent hepped up on rocket fuel, ...

The SNES came out on top here, with better sound quality, a brighter color palette, and more detailed textures. Animaniacs This is a weird one: The Animaniacs games were both developed by Konami ...

Konami is bringing back two Sega Genesis games and a SNES classic next month via the Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, and PS5. Unfortunately, it looks like those on Xbox One, Xbox Series S, and Xbox ...

If the 21 games on your SNES Classic Mini have left you wanting more, check out these 10 additional 16-bit gems. ... this Konami-made 2D platformer has been somewhat forgotten over the years, ...

As consoles go, the SNES has quite the family friendly image. But, just like a Pizza Hut when you look at its hygiene rating or taste its pizza or breathe inside a restaurant, it’s not always good for ...

The SNES features some of the best platformer games ever made, but which of these 15 classics comes out on top? ... Photo: Nintendo/Konami. Platformers have long been an entry point for new gamers.

Konami's vampire-slaying series may have gone on to bigger and better things with the release of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night in 1997, but its SNES debut remains one of the most popular ...