kelbot ◖⎚∠⎚◗Aug 11, 2022
What are your favorite 8-bit console games that are not RPGs or shooters?
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(Links are primarily to my own gameplay videos.)

I've included #MSX games, even though technically I'd not call it a console, rather than a #homecomputer. I have a long playlist of MSX gameplay videos that might also be interesting to browse through.

#NES #NESGames #8bit #8BitGames #MSXGames #SegaMasterSystem #SMSGames #MSX2 #GamePlayVideos #gaming #FiXatoPlays

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Aug 11, 2022 at 3:27amWeb
Show threadkelbot ◖⎚∠⎚◗Aug 11, 2022
@FiXato I hadn't heard of City Connection before but it sounds like my kind of game :-).
Show threadFiXatoAug 11, 2022
@kelbot it also has an arcade and a NES version. Looking at the Wikipedia article for City Connection it seems that the MSX is lacking several stages. Maybe I should try the original arcade version one of these days. :)
City Connection - Wikipedia

Show threadkelbot ◖⎚∠⎚◗Aug 11, 2022
@FiXato The MSX recommendations are welcome. I've probably played more homebrew msx games than official ones but I'm sure there are plenty of good official titles I should try out.
Show threadFiXatoAug 11, 2022
@kelbot the MSX also has plenty of good shmups and RPGs by Konami, Microcabin, Compile, T&E Soft, Falcom, Enix, Square, KOEI, Origin Systems and the likes, but since you explicitly asked for games that did not fit those genres, I left them out. :)
Show threadkelbot ◖⎚∠⎚◗Aug 11, 2022
@FiXato Yeah, I don't have anything against those genres I just am usually not in the mood for them. RPGs I never finish because I take too long of break and forget what I'm even doing when I start playing again. Shmups I never finish because I don't spend the time to get good enough to get very far X-).
Show threadFiXatoAug 11, 2022

@kelbot
oh, I rarely finish shmups either, and when I do it's usually with heavy use of reverse replay to undo mistakes, and replay savestates to continue where I left off when I need to take a break. Fortunately #openMSX supports both, and it's how I've recorded most of my gameplay videos. ;)

If one of your kids, or your SO, would like to try a co-op #SHMUP, I can highly recommend the co-op mode of #Salamander for the #MSX. :)