Solgun

Super Mario Bros. 3. Nostalgic, yes, but it was good for competitive multiplayer to see who could score the most levels in each world, and you could even take a bowling tally to see who was winning just by looking at the little cards on the completed levels. Plus, it had the most diverse selection of power up items of any traditional mario. I'd even go as far as to rate this above Super Mario World, if it weren't for the fact that the latter had secret routes and was almost entirely non-linear as a result.I could kiss them just for putting the Tanuki suit in the game. Yet another clever bit of Japanese nostalgia, like the "Thank you for playing" built into SMB 1's water level. The old nintendo games were all great for their time.Superstar Saga is really good, but I liked Paper Mario better for some reason. Still, Super Mario RPG is probably my favorite Mario RPG just because it dealt with non-typical Mario Characters like Geno and Mallow, and also for the fact that they put a Final Fantasy boss in the game (you've really gotta miss the days of Square being second party for Nintendo).

Starfire. Much like Teal'c of the Stargate SG-1 series, Starfire's being alien lets you toss a lot of interesting humor around that you can't get between the other 4 members. Although, if we're talking about any Titan, not just the main 5 line-up, it's Terra all the way. Most interesting back-story, and come on, folks... someone's gotta be around who DOESN'T hate Beast Boy. Plus, you gotta admit she looks pretty awesome in that Slade-Style armor.

Probably Mother 3 once I get ahold of it... just .34 of a DP left to go... P.p

Any Nickelodeon Game that ever ended up on the Console. *coughsGrungeslobNopantscoughs*

Not counting the Bundle Deal with Kart, Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow. I liked Aria for the GBA a whole lot. A shame Dawn had so many similar souls. All throwing random items, nothing really original compared to the first. =/