Video Games That Have Aged Perfectly - Retro Bird

Certain games are just as great today as they ever were (and maybe even better!). These are games that have aged perfectly, and I've got five choices of my own to share.
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[@contanimationnation8615]

The older I get, the more I enjoy watching others playing these gems more than actually playing them myself. Am I an odd duck, or does anyone else feel this way too?

[@patrickkn7607]

Can't believe Cuphead has been out since 1930 and still looks so good. Truly timeless

[@pizzagamecube2564]

“The Legend of Zelda: Tears of The Friends and Family You Ignore” lmao 😆

[@SMCwasTaken]

The Replayability of Super Mario Bros. 3 is insane

[@Euruk1]

Games that have aged perfectly:

[@Vandel212]

Super Metroid is a timeless classic.

[@MichaelButlerC]

I'll throw in Yoshi's Island for SNES. The hand drawn graphics style allowed the game to age perfectly! good challenge as well

[@tonyziporlin4240]

I'd say Megaman X and Symphony of the Night have aged pretty well. Always a joy to replay these games.

[@kh1129]

This guy is going to make a great old guy someday.

[@anthonysanchez7538]

Donkey Kong Country! Every time I start that game, I have to finish it!

[@Marc_Araujo]

Super Mario World has aged like fine wine...it's just as fun the 82,762nd time playing it as it was the very first time.

[@TsengFayt]

Seriously, RB is my new favorite gaming channel. I wish I had found it years ago. Wholesome, positive content, hilarious comedy, tons of in-jokes, and just a great dude you would want to hang out with and talk for hours with about games. I like what he has to say ♪

[@RomeoTheBeast11]

Tetris never gets old - I was very happy to see a resurgence last gen with Tetris 99 and Tetris Effect

[@lordhughmungus]

For me it's Star Fox 64. The cinematic feeling the game gives you through the voice acting and character interactions is still among the best in the medium to this day. Excellent controls, great challenges, both "official" and self-imposed, the level design, the ability to change routes on the fly through various methods in each level., it even has a competent multiplayer mode. Easily one of my favorite games ever made and still holds up against anything that came after it.

[@daffyrwt]

For me Super Mario World will forever hold it's initial "awe and wonder", I can still feel what it was it like when I first played the demo of the game in the store when I was 7 years old. The combination of the beautiful graphics and the earwormy music is enough to send me back time and time again.

[@albert09]

Super Mario Bros 3, Super Castlevania IV, Super Metroid, Castlevania Sotn, Rondo of Blood, Super Mario World, Chrono Trigger, Streets of Rage 2, Final Fantasy VI, IX & Yes Super Mario RPG are among the games that had aged well.

[@courtjensen9004]

1. Mega Man X

[@erneststackhouse1133]

My top fine Wine Picks would be the NES: Super Mario Bros, Sega Genesis: Sonic the Hedgehog, SNES: Donkey Kong Country, PS1: College Slam, & N64: Mario Kart.

[@johnmills]

I am so thankful I was able to play Mario 3 as a child. An absolutely magical experience and really set the bar for all future video games for me.

[@DM-xx9fr]

Super Mario World is still one of the greatest platformers and a feast for the eyes