NES: Super Mario 1-3, Mike Tyson's Punch Out, California Games(it was pretty bad but still had fun), Contra, Ninja Gaiden, Kirby's Dream Land, Double Dragon
I only had my 64 for a very short time. I ended up selling it to a friend for more than I paid for it + the games I had and using the money to buy a PS1.
I had MK 64, Turok, SM 64, and a Wayne Gretzky hockey game...iirc the hockey game was pretty bad, but MK 64 was a ton of fun. I loved what i got to play of Turok, but I just didn't have tome to get than far into it. I never really did get that far into SM 64 either. I think it's because i liked Turok better.
SNES - I had so many games for this it would be hard to pick one. I loved the EA NHL game (I think 94). I also really liked Romance of the Three Kingdoms 2. I spent a ton of time playing the SNES version of SimCity.
NES - I loved Blades of Steel. I also spent months of frustration trying to get past Ghosts and Goblins (I think I still see that tantalizing map in my dreams). And I shouldn't forget about Zelda. I still have that shiny, gold cartridge lying around in a box somewhere.
I'm trying to remember - was there any sort of strategy to that? Or was it just button mashing?
What year did they take fighting out of the EA NHL series? Those games from my childhood all sort of blur together now.