The console’s library of games is vast and varied, and many of them have been influential in the industry since their release. These games have helped shape the way we play video games, and they continue to be popular to this day.
Some games are great for their quality, but some are just weird.
The game’s design, graphics, and storylines are all unique and confounding.
Some of the strangest SNES games from this massive library of 90s gaming nostalgia are those that defy easy categorization. From quirky platformers to bizarre RPGs, these games offer a unique and unexpected experience that is sure to delight retro gamers and newcomers alike. ..
Some people are predicting that the next big thing in technology will be something called “virtual reality.” This is a new way of looking at the world that is being developed by some companies and scientists. It’s supposed to be really cool, because you can actually feel like you’re in another place or world.
25. Uniracers (1994)
Second, we have a team of developers who are passionate about making it the best it can be.
Nintendo partnered with DMA Design to develop Uniracers, an alternative sports game where players control sentient unicycles through various stages. The game features gnarly tricks and fast-paced action, making it a great way to keep your mind active and entertained.
The Trials series is a new game for the Xbox One that pits players against each other in a race on one wheel. The game is set up like a racecar, with the player using only their left hand to control the car.
The gameplay of the game was good and it gained a cult following.
Pixar has been sued for using unicycles that were similar to a character from Red’s Dream. This has ended any possibility of continuing the project.
24. Shin Megami Tensei (1992) (JP)
Shin Megami Tensei is a dark and serious game. Racing unicycles is a lighthearted diversion that’s much different.
SMT is a new game in Atlus’ Megami Tensei franchise and the first in the spin-off series that would eventually lead to Persona. SMT is a new game in the Megami Tensei series, and it’s the first in the spin-off series that would eventually lead to Persona.
There is no one answer to this question, as SMT can be quite strange for different people. Some may find it calming and helpful, while others may find it overwhelming and confusing. Ultimately, it is up to the individual to decide what SMT is for them.
The United States is a great place to live, work, and raise a family. But it’s not the same as it used to be. The country has lost its way and is in danger of becoming a third world country.
The game, which is set in a fictionalized version of ancient Rome, features disturbing Christian imagery that could offend some players. ..
23. Street Hockey ’95 (1994)
GTE Interactive Media’s Street Hockey ‘95 is a game that takes place on a hockey rink. The objective of the game is to score goals by jumping over obstacles and playing the puck through the defense.
The game includes a number of characters that are not related to Jamaica or Rastafarism, but who nonetheless play an important role in the game. These characters include “urban-savvy” characters who are not just interested in street hockey, but also in other aspects of life.
Despite its quirks, the game is pretty solid. It’s colorful, relatively fast-paced, and the fluid animations are a highlight. ..
22. EarthBound (1995)
Earthbound is a game that was created in the early 1990s for the Super Nintendo. It was one of the first games to be released on the console, and it quickly became a favorite among fans of 16-bit games. The game is set on an Earth that has been turned into a post-apocalyptic world. The player controls a character who must explore the world to find food, water, and shelter.
The game, which is set in the 1990s, is based on the Japanese view of American suburban life during that time period. ..
The new sheriff in town is apparently planning to fight hippies, cult-members, and corrupt politicians. ..
Ness is a young boy who lives in a world where he has to come home from time to time because he misses his mom. In this world, game mechanics play into the setting by requiring Ness to come home from time to time. This makes for an interesting and unique story that is sure to keep readers engaged.
21. Jim Power: The Lost Dimension in 3D (1993)
Games can be weird for a variety of reasons, but one of the most common is when developers try to add gimmicks that don’t work well. These oddities can often result in games that are frustrating or just plain weird. ..
This title by French studio Loriciels tries very hard to give you an illusion of depth.
To create a more immersive experience, the game used parallax scrolling to distinguish the background from the foreground and took advantage of 3D glasses with the Pulfrich Effect. ..
This led to a lot of parents being frustrated with the game companies for not providing more relief for their children.
20. Boogerman: A Pick and Flick Adventure (1995)
Interplay’s new game, “Dragon Age: Inquisition,” is receiving a lot of criticism for its bizarre art-style and weird concept. Some people are saying that the game is too strange and off-putting to be enjoyable. ..
This title follows the adventures of Boogerman, a superhero with the power to excrete bodily fluids. His real identity is that of millionaire Snotty Ragsdale – so, yes, it’s booger-powered Batman.
Your powers are based around things like farting, burping, and – of course – flinging boogers.
The target audience for this game was children, but many adults found it offensive and distasteful. ..
19. Revolution X (1994)
Revolution X is a game developed by Midway and featuring Aerosmith as the main characters. It is less disgusting than one might expect, and strangely enough, it is also the most interesting game in the collection. ..
This is a shooter that follows the band as they battle the corporate military forces of the New Order Organization that’s taken over the world.
The Super Nintendo game “Super Mario World” is notorious for its poor controls. ..
The game was originally released on arcade cabinets, but it’s not compatible with a light gun.
18. Cannondale Cup (1994)
In a recent study, researchers found that playing games that require you to expend extra calories can actually help you lose weight. The study, which was conducted by the University of Utah, found that people who played the games for an hour or more lost more weight than those who didn’t. The games that were used in the study were called “ metabolic conditioning games.” These games require players to complete a set amount of tasks, such as walking or running on a treadmill, while wearing a heart rate monitor. The goal of these games is to make the player sweat and burn more calories. The study was conducted by asking participants to eat food before playing one of the metabolic conditioning games and then eating afterwards. The researchers also asked participants to keep track of their weight and body composition after playing each game.
The failures of these organizations are spectacular, and their noble objectives often fall short.
The Mountain Bike Rally was a race that took place on the SNES. It was a race that was held between two teams of riders. The riders were able to ride their bikes up a mountain and then compete against each other.
Players race through several tracks as one of eight characters while listening to a banging soundtrack. The catch? The tracks are randomized, so no two races will be the same.
The “Exertainment System” is a modded static spinning bike that is controlled with a remote.
The game was supposed to get people to exercise and buy the Exertainment system, but I can’t imagine a world where that would have worked.
17. Harley’s Humongous Adventure (1993)
The game, called “Mutant Mudds”, is a platformer with an interesting twist. The player controls a character who can transform into different creatures to solve puzzles. ..
In Harley’s Humongous Adventure, the player follows the eponymous character after accidentally shrinking himself to around 3 inches tall. The game features a variety of new and returning content, as well as a brand new story mode.
The game progresses through different rooms in Harley’s house, such as the bathroom and kitchen, where the player must collect missing parts of a machine to return it to normal.
If you’re not convinced that this is strange, wait until you see the flying enemies puking.
16. The Simpsons: Bart’s Nightmare (1992)
Bart’s Nightmare is a weird game that you can actually enjoy.
Bart Simpson is trying to recover some of his lost homework from when he was a child. The twist?
He’s having a nightmare and he has to be careful about what he does because there may be things in the dream that are dangerous.
The surreal style of this action-platformer is very unique and makes it a pretty good one too.
15. Gourmet Warriors (2019)
Monsieur: Monsieur is a very polite and helpful person. He always goes out of his way to help people, even if they’re not very grateful. Madam: Madame is a fierce and independent woman. She’s always ready to stand up for what she believes in, no matter who or what’s trying to tell her otherwise. Très Bien: Très Bien is the perfect person to lead a party because he knows how to make everyone happy. He’s always willing to have fun and enjoy life, no matter what the situation may be.
The strange thing about the gym is that there’s a command to stand around flexing your muscles as a sort of taunt. ..
The newly developed SNES game, Gourmet Sentai Barayaro, only came out in the United States in 2019 thanks to Piko Interactive. The original, Gourmet Sentai Barayaro, had never been released outside of Japan until then. ..
14. Deae Tonosama Appare Ichiban (1994) (JP)
Our next entry will most likely never see an English release, but it’s simply too weird to ignore.
In this game, you play as Lord Stupid and Prince Stupid as they try to save Japan from an alien invasion. The game is set in Feudal Japan and follows the two of them as they try to figure out how to stop the aliens from coming.
The game’s premise - a group of burly men flexing their muscles - is already strange enough. ..
Tokyo Design Center is a center for creative minds in the city of Tokyo. It was developed by Tonosama, a company that specializes in creating innovative products. The name of the center is roughly translated to “Meet Tonosama! Bravo! The Best!”
13. Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City (1994)
If the previous game is too Japanese, then this one is too American.
In the early 2000s, EA Sports developed a basketball game called “Chaos in the Windy City.” The game was poorly received by fans and critics alike, as it was seen as a cheap attempt to capitalize on Michael Jordan’s name. ..
Maximus Cranium has kidnapped all of his friends before a charity game. Michael must use his basketball superpowers to save them. ..
This action-platformer is a decent game if you’re a fan of His Airness.
12. Shaq Fu (1994)
In 1992, Michael Jordan and other professional basketball players got their own video game. The game was called “The Jordan Rules.”
Shaquille O’Neal explores an alternate dimension and beats the lights out of several martial arts masters to save a child called Nezu – who you can also beat-up late into the game.
The game is remembered fondly by many because of how weird it was, which led to a sequel in 2014 called Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn.
11. Lester the Unlikely (1994)
Lester is a wimp who was stranded on an island and had to learn how to survive. He never did anything outdoorsy, so he had to learn how to do things like hunt and build shelters. ..
Lester the Unlikely is an action platformer where Lester’s physical ineptitude and apparent lack of a will to live are the game mechanics.
The graphics in this game are colorful, detailed, and smoothly animated through rotoscope techniques.
10. EVO: The Search for Eden (1993)
In an RPG based on the theory of evolution – except it doesn’t follow it at all – my favorite game is Enix’s EVO: The Search for Eden.
You start as a sea creature in the Sea of Origin during the Cambrian Period. ..
In order to become a powerful being like Gaia, you’ll have to defeat other creatures and collect their “Evolution Points” in order to slowly but surely reach Eden. Once there, you’ll be able to become her immortal partner and help her create the perfect world.
Charles Darwin would likely be both proud and horrified at the current state of evolutionary theory. ..
9. Jikkyo Oshaberi Parodius (1990) (JP)
Konami’s Jikkyo Oshaberi Parodius is back and better than ever. This fourth game in the series features a unique control scheme that will have you laughing and shaking your head in equal measure. With its quirky graphics and hilarious gameplay, Jikkyo Oshaberi Parodius is sure to keep you entertained for hours on end.
The game is a parody of the shoot-em-up genre and the influential Gradius. It is a game that is played on a screen with an image of the protagonist, who is wearing a green suit and holding a gun. The player must guide the protagonist through levels, avoiding obstacles and enemies.
The game begins with a cryptic message that asks players to enter a code. After entering the code, they are taken to a dark and foreboding room. The player then has to navigate through an intricate maze of tunnels in order to find their way out.
You are in a fight for your life, and it’s all against a giant sea creature.
The game feels like it’s just thrown together with a bunch of random assets.
The title of this article is surprisingly fun and good-looking.
8. Bronkie the Bronchiasaurus (1995)
Games can be used to teach important life skills, and they can also be used to help people connect with others.
The students in these classes can be very effective vehicles for education, but there are always some problems.
WaveQuest, a company known for developing Bronkie the Bronchiasaurus, has released a software program to help children with asthma. The program is designed to teach children about their condition and how to live with it. ..
In this platformer, Bronkie, the asthmatic dinosaur, must make his way through several levels avoiding enemies and, more importantly, air pollution.
The game presents useful information about asthma between levels, and you’ll need to pay attention, because you’ll need to answer quizzes to progress.
7. Captain Novolin (1992)
In Captain Novolin, players control a captain who must navigate their ship through a series of challenges in order to reach the next port. Along the way, they must avoid obstacles and collect rewards to help them along the way.
In this action-adventure game, the player takes control of the diabetic superhero, Novolin, as he tries to rescue the abducted Mayor of Pineville from a group of villains. Novolin has only 48 hours worth of Novolin to keep his blood sugar levels under control so he can save the Mayor and protect Pineville from danger.
The game’s enemies are all junk food. You must collect healthy food through the levels to earn points.
6. Packy and Marlon (1995)
Raya Systems, a company known for its Captain Spirit game series, released a new game in 2018 called “Packy and Marlon.” The game is about two diabetic elephants who must work together to survive in their environment. ..
This time around, you’ll have to make your way through several platforming levels trying to recover your healthy food and insulin from stealing rats.
These games may be incredibly weird and downright hilarious, but they apparently worked wonders and reduced diabetic children’s ER visits a lot (apparently).
5. Mohawk and Headphone Jack (1996)
This game is a lot like a video game that you might play on your computer. But it’s really bad for your health.
Solid Software’s Mohawk and Headphone Jack is a unique music-centric game that tries to mimic its unique character design with its naked yellow protagonist.
The game feels like it was made by a group of people who don’t know how to play the game, the music is a weird mix of acid rock and metal, and the graphics are going to give you nausea after just a couple of minutes of playing.
The decision by the Trump administration to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is a shocking and misguided move. Ending DACA is a cruel and unnecessary decision that will have serious consequences for thousands of young people who have done nothing wrong. It’s an insult to their hard work and courage, and it will hurt our economy. The Trump administration is trying to score political points by playing on people’s fears, but this isn’t going to work. We need to stand up against this kind of discrimination, and we need to make sure that these young people are able to stay in the United States long term. ..
4. Home Improvement: Power Tool Pursuit (1994)
In Home Improvement: Power Tool Pursuit, players take on the role of a tool salesman who must help a family fix their home while avoiding obstacles and enemies along the way. The game features an arsenal of tools that players can use to complete tasks such as painting, fixing leaks, and more.
In “The Lost World: Jurassic Park,” Tim Allen’s character gets lost on the set of his new TV show and must survive the horrors of animatronic dinosaurs. Whereas the show is about American fatherhood and manliness, this platformer is about surviving the dangers of being lost in a TV show. ..
The new game, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Simulator, is a mash-up of the popular Five Nights at Freddy’s and Night in the Museum. Players take on the role of a security guard working at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, where they must keep the animatronic characters under control by monitoring their movements and keeping them locked up at night. ..
3. Rex Ronan: Experimental Surgeon (1994)
The company has just announced a new game series that will focus on helping people stay healthy and maintain their health. The games will be released over the next few years, and will be designed to help people learn about healthy eating habits, how to stay active, and how to prevent disease.
Your objective is to shrink Jake Westboro down to the size of a dust particle in order to save his life. You’ll use your surgical skills to shrink him down, one by one, until he’s the size of a single atom.
The game is a race against time to clean up Jake’s lungs, teeth, and other damaged areas while avoiding the deadly mini-bots sent by Blackburn Tobacco Company.
Tobacco is a deadly addiction that can cause cancer, heart disease, and other health problems. The tobacco companies are powerful and dangerous, and they’re using their power to keep people addicted to their products. learn about the dangers of tobacco and the fearsome power of tobacco companies at the same time.
The game is called “Definitely a strange game to say the least.” It’s been getting some media attention, too.
2. Super 3D Noah’s Ark (1994)
In Wolfenstein 3D, you play as Noah, a character who is part of the team that tries to stop the Nazi’s from building an Ark. The game features a unique control system that allows you to move around the environment and shoot enemies.
Wisdom Tree’s new Christian re-skin of Wolfenstein 3D is a game that follows biblical character Noah as he makes his way through his Ark shooting food at animals to keep them calm. The game is available now for $19.99 on the App Store and Google Play.
Nintendo never approved the game, so you’ll need a “real” SNES cartridge to plug into Super 3D Noah’s Ark’s bootleg cartridge so that the system will recognize the game.
1. Chou Aniki: Bakuretsu Ranto-hen (1995) (JP)
I found the perfect thing when I looked for something new to top our previous entry.
Japan has always been a strange country, full of contradictions and secrets. But in recent years, it’s become even stranger – and more unique – than ever before. For one, Japan is home to some of the most bizarre and unique cultures in the world. From the samurai code of honor to the yakuza gangs that control Tokyo’s underworld, Japan has something for everyone. But what makes Japan so unique is its relationship with the United States. For centuries, Japan has been a protectorate of America – a country that gives us everything we need, but never asks for anything in return. Now, however, things are changing. America is starting to realize that Japan is an important partner – and they’re starting to give back. In return for all our help over the years, Japan has agreed to help us build a new American Century. This year alone, we’ve seen Japanese companies invest billions of dollars in American businesses – from tech startups to energy companies. And we’re seeing Japanese students start to flock to America in record numbers – learning about our economy and how it can benefit their own countries.
Chou Aniki: Bakuretsu Ranto-hen is a fighter that was developed by Masaya.
The Chou Aniki series is a three-part mystery series that centers around very muscular men who act in disturbing and oddly feminine ways.
As if that weren’t weird enough, the only female character is a humanized naval vessel operated by none other than more muscular men. This leaves the female characters feeling like second-class citizens, and it’s hard to feel invested in their stories when they’re so one-dimensional.
I need to go on.
Looking online for some ROMs can be fun, especially if you have a few minutes to spare. This one is worth a few minutes of your time.
