10 most memorable SNES title songs

10. E.V.O. Search for Eden (Enix, 1993)

A serene, string-laden song perfectly suited for a game about the vicissitudes of Mother Nature.



9. NFL QB Club 96 (Acclaim, 1995)

When you think of music in SNES football games, you usually think of shoddy production with muffled instrumentation. That wasn't the case here.



8. The Lost Vikings (Interplay, 1993)

Very nice instrumentation and voice samples. This was one of those multi-platform games that truly took advantage of the Super Nintendo's audio capabilities and thus sounded exponentially better than the Genesis version.

10 most memorable SNES attract sequences

Though not as common on home systems as in the arcades, a skillfully-crafted attract sequence can sell a game, showcase the system's hardware, and get the user fired up to start playing. Here are what we've judged to be the 10 most memorable attract sequences in Super Nintendo history:


10. Kirby Super Star (Nintendo, 1995)

This is a quick and pointless little 18 second blip which dazzles you with Mode 7 effects and an incredibly catchy jingle. It caught my attention at the time, and I still enjoy watching the silly thing today.