His journey takes him to the far north and a creature named the Asterite who can help Ecco save his friends but who requires him to travel back in time by using a machine built by the ancient Atlanteans. The storyline is slightly bizarre and involves Ecco embarking on a quest to discover why his fellow dolphins have mysteriously disappeared.

Despite the game's visual stylings and apparent targeting of younger players, it is actually highly difficult and provides even expert players with a stiff challenge, but it is never less than engaging. The game itself is a bold and ambitious adventure that takes players on an epic journey through the depths of the oceans, as they control the titular Ecco through a surprisingly complex and compelling narrative. What are your favorite games on the list above, and if Nintendo ever decided to do something similar (highly doubtful), what SNES games would you want to see? Let us know in the comments below.Ecco is one of Sega's classic creations, an underwater hero that stands as something unique in videogaming history.

Peripheral support, including controllers, seems to be pretty good from the product reviews. Here's your chance to give them another try. As a Nintendo kid, I missed out on a lot of the early '90s console classics. Especially if your parents were cool enough to get you a Genesis. With the exception of the Ecco games (I never could get behind a game about dolphins), I highly recommend every title on the list. Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master.Landstalker: The Treasures of King Nole.Here's a full list of the games, from the Amazon product page: ToeJam & Earl: Cool before cool was a thing. There are some classic titles here, including the original Sonic the Hedgehog trilogy, Golden Axes I and II, Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle, the Streets of Rage games and, my personal favorites, ToeJam & Earl and its sequel, ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron. The games are downloaded straight from Amazon and can be played on PCs running the Windows XP operating system and later. The game publisher's 48-Game Arcade Pack is available for download at $4.88 today, about 7 percent of the usual $70 price tag for the set. If you get goosebumps thinking about the boot-up music of the Sega Genesis, Amazon has a major deal for you today.

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