*30* Addictive Nintendo Games You *MUST* Play!!!

There are just some Nintendo NES games that keep you coming back for more because they are so addictive! Just the mere mention of these games will make you want to drop everything and play them! Here are 30 games that I find addictive and you might too...
Featured Games: Base Wars, Battletoads, BurgerTime, Castlevania, Contra, Double Dragon, Double Dragon II: The Revenge, Duck Hunt, Elevator Action, Galaga: Demons of Death, Gauntlet, Guerrilla War, Gun-nac, Gyruss, Heavy Barrel, Lifeforce, Magic Darts, Mario Bros., Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!, Ms. Pac-Man (Tengen),Pin*Bot, Pro Wrestling, S.C.A.T.: Special Cybernetic Attack Team, Side Pocket, Super C, Super Dodge Ball, Super Mario Bros., Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game, Tetris (Tengen & Nintendo), Willow
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[@GregsGameRoom]

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[@PixelGameSquad]

Started out with Base Wars! Let’s gooo! Amazing soundtrack as well!

[@GregsGameRoom]

Definitely my favorite baseball game on NES!

[@telengardforever7783]

I remember Willow being the "Poor Man's Zelda", because Zelda's price never went down even years after it was released, but Willow was always on sale. And "Super Dodgeball!" was amazing! It was a bargain bin purchase right along with "River City Ransom" and I never regretted it.

[@GregsGameRoom]

I liked Willow better than Zelda!

[@maybeitsneato]

Willow was a pleasant surprise. I wasn't expecting it to be that good the first time I played it.

[@WeAreLiveOnceAgain]

In Double Dragon 2, you can get more lives by starting a 2 player game, then beating up the 2nd player, resulting in taking all their lives.

[@mattalan6618]

thats what i always did

[@GregsGameRoom]

Oh, haha!

[@thatdude1810]

I never knew that

[@WeAreLiveOnceAgain]

@@thatdude1810 give it a try. 6 lives makes the game much more beatable and you can get more practice on the platforming sections

[@Herrenmoralist]

A lot of old Super Mario Brothers Games are like that when you think about it. You can just play 2 players and switch between Mario and Luigi every time you die and therefore have twice as much lives.

[@ryanpierce5460]

Battletoads is my all-time favorite game. I usually beat it a few times a year. I have been playing it since I was 8 years old. I'm 42 now. It clearly survives the test of time.

[@danre23]

how about battletoads and double dragon?

[@ryanpierce5460]

@danre23 good choice.

[@gimcrack555]

@@danre23 Great game one of my favorites for sure. Also really like Rolling Thunder.

[@TheBadTarot]

Hey Greg, If you’re playing Mike Tyson’s Punch Out! on an old school tv, I’m sure you can beat him. The secret I never hear people talk about, but it worked for me, was: when you dash to the side to avoid a punch, don’t let Mac centre himself, rather, if you dodge left, quickly tap right to quickly centre yourself, now you’ll have just enough time to actually counter attack. Try it a few times and you’ll finally take out this old school classic. Love the content!

[@jessragan6714]

I love the enthusiasm on display here. You and Squared Pegs are just so excited about old games! I dig it.

[@GregsGameRoom]

Hah, I'm pretty monotone usually.

[@jessragan6714]

@@GregsGameRoom It's internal enthusiasm. You're not jumping up and down on the couch, but I can still feel it. It's very... genuine, unlike a lot of KZbinrs who rely on a gimmick persona.

[@blitheringrando1410]

Guerilla War is a childhood favorite. The fact that you get unlimited continues with a simple 2 button combo was awesome

[@JGKingCrusher]

Oh man, the memories! Super Mario Bros, Gradius III, Gauntlet, Tetris, Excitebike, and Legend of Zelda, and double dribble...... Those were my staples! There were so many good games!

[@vivianriver6450]

I didn't play Ninja Gaiden growing up, but I had to try it after seeing AVGN do a video about it. One of my favorite Nintendo hard game series.

[@whitemeteocrazy256]

Super Mario Bros. This was my first heavy obsession. I've had some people telling me were going to Nintendo land just to get me to go on hikes. At that time, 1989, I didn't like hiking.

[@jamesthomas759]

Baseball stars is the gold standard for baseball games! Such great memories of that game

[@IsaacGuevara-v5v]

Great list. Hidden gems. Did not know about the existence of some of these games you have chosen. Thanks for all you do !

[@GregsGameRoom]

Appreciate you watching the video!

[@mattmc5069]

IMO the most underrated game is "Ring King". While "punchout" is far considered the prime boxing game on NES what I love is how "Ring King" allows you to make your boxer stronger, faster and take more hits by leveling up in "practice". The game also often gives you boxers close to your stats to make it more balanced so you don't destroy everyone. And the password feature lets you save all that hard work. Then you can fight a 2nd player, go for a cup in tournament or go for the #1 spot in rookie, USA and world spots. You don't have the crazy boxers like from "punchout" but I love that game. Played for hours as a kid.

[@emmanueladam1539]

Thank you for bringing back to my youth with Magic Darts!! I had completely forgotten about this game, but seeing the chimp and the alien brought it all back!!

[@danielgomez7236]

Some of my favorites Rad Racer, Battle City, Super Mario 3

[@brichan1851]

This is one HELL of a list! Some of these games I have never heard of, and I grew up in the NES era. You have me wanting to go back and play. Thanks!

[@Graterstuuf]

My hatred for the modern game industry has made me appreciate the Jebus out of 8 bit 16 bit consoles more than I did in the 80s 90s. Back then there was always the thought of the future of gaming and where it will go. Well it went to the likes of Assassins Creed Shadows horroshow.

[@BrianSkok]

Super Dodge Ball on the NES is an all-time banger that doesn't get enough love. I just spent a small fortune on the Neo Geo version and am just going to assume it must be that much better.

[@GregsGameRoom]

The NES version is by far the best (IMO of course.) I've played other versions and they just don't feel "right."

[@Asunox]

As a kid it was one of those games I'd go back to over and over when I had half an hour to spare. It was also one of the first GBA games I bought with the system when I was finally able to get my hands on it.

[@telengardforever7783]

I loved Super Dodge Ball!! It was on par with the Atari 2600 game "Warlords" for it's repeat playability and the never-ending strategy needed to beat all the other local kids.

[@miahthorpatrick1013]

Super Dodge Ball on the NES never gets old. Supreme title.

[@toomanyfritos]

Great video dude 😊

[@GregsGameRoom]

Thanks!

[@maybeitsneato]

Pinball Quest was one that I constantly came back to. The Quest was so unique and the tables were fun when you weren't in the mood for the main game. Stealing from the store was always entertaining.

[@jacobpaces9800]

Ikari Warriors and YES! You got super dodgeball!

[@chaospoet]

With Pro Wrestling it's like Jesse The Body Venture used to say when he did Wrestling Commentary back in the day: "If the ref don't see it, it didn't happen!"

[@LongGone77]

The absolute greatest NES baseball game of all time is Baseball Stars. Talk about addictive. to this day I've never played a better baseball game.

[@asa-punkatsouthvinland7145]

Commando, Ikari Warriors & Guerrilla Warfare are all very similar (especially in the arcade) but due to Guerrilla Warfare's graphics & speed I feel it's clearly the best of the 3.

[@GregsGameRoom]

You're probably right.

[@The_Badseed]

These are all great games, but I had no time to play them. I was way too busy playing Gyromite and Stack Up.

[@GregsGameRoom]

Ha, you and the AVGN! :D

[@spooley]

Those cheesey tunes bring back a lot of great memories. Agree about Tetris, one theme song I love. Super spike V-ball was addictive too but that may have been SNES. Great 4 player action

[@GregsGameRoom]

Super Spike was also NES.

[@spooley]

With the Super multi tap, another $40 IIRC. Worth it though ​@@GregsGameRoom

[@idxman01]

Man, all of these look and sound crisp AF! Am definitely going to need to try willow, guerrilla war and others at some point. Never had these back then. Really great list. Zanac could go right along with GunNac, for obvious reasons. No argument on PinBot here either.

[@Cbjj16]

Great video my dude. Brings back so many childhood memories. Thanks for the trip in nostalgia lane

[@asa-punkatsouthvinland7145]

Base Ears & Cyber all are 2 "future robot sports" games I adore!

[@mattbaumannmusic]

I 100% agree with this list! Fantastic job, man.

[@GregsGameRoom]

Thank you!

[@CokerCulture]

Loved this! Played a LOT of Battletoads; I feel like that was my go to guilty pleasure game.

[@GregsGameRoom]

It needed more battling but otherwise awesome.

[@supersonicjc]

so many classic titles to play, my go to was mega man 2 to 4 once 5 and 6 were out the snes was in full swing... chip n dale or ducktales was always a classic to play... not so much then as it was hard but one i go back to now is blaster master... batman games were fun too, donkey kong classic which was donkey kong and jr both on the same cart was a fun distraction, i loved playing and to this day keep playing simpsons bart vs the world, bart vs the space mutants was fun but could never get past level 3... good times we had with that old gray box back in the day

[@sampull8464]

The pinball game with Mario in it was the one I had. I loved it

[@whitemeteocrazy256]

Battletoads. Enjoyable game. Most frustrating thing - Not having a chance to play Level 3, Turbo tunnel.

[@TimBitten]

Base Wars is my all time favorite NES game, but there is one I love more if I have a second player… Archon: The Light and the Dark!! It is absolutely BRUTAL against the computer, to the point of unfairness, but SO fun against a person!

[@GregsGameRoom]

Base Wars is so amazing, even without the robot fighting! (Which is hilarious.)

[@z0h33y]

Kickle Cubicle is one of the most addictive games on it, and im surprised it wasnt in this list.

[@sampull8464]

Pro Wrestling was fun, but it was an infinite loop. You never actually beat it, it just keeps going and going like the energizer battery

[@Heater4]

Lifeforce!! I used to olay the crap out of that and completely forgot about it until just now. Sweet.

[@ElDalai]

Great video! Great games! Thanks!

[@dhavhe84]

three racing games that I found addictive: - Super Sprint - "Ivansomething" Off- Road - Indy Heat

[@mjaminp]

Okay. Best pinball of that era..... Revenge of the Gator for Game Boy.

[@markames3794]

The first Zelda I play all the time. Jaws is another one.

[@PressStartGamingYT]

Okay? I was absolutely loving your video... then you mentioned Tetris and how it's your most favourite game of all time. Its mine too. I've never met anyone else who considers it they're most favourite game too ❤❤❤

[@8-BitChris]

Nice work. Well done breakdown of some great classics!

[@ThunderFist1978]

Two of my crowning achievements were beating Battletoads without continues, which I have done twice, and beating Castlevania deathless, which I did once on the NES and Vs. versions. I own 26 of the games on this list and can get behind them all. I would also like to mention that Dragon Spirit on the NES is superb as well. One of my favorite shmups on the console by far.

[@antaine1916]

Super Dodgeball looks like what they played in gym class at River City High.

[@SeanGrantstormpinball]

This was great to watch and you mentioned some of my favorites which don't always get the credit they deserve... (Elevator Action, Gyruss, Pinbot). If you liked Pinbot, you should also check out High Speed which is another excellent NES simulation of a classic pinball machine. Its from the same era and I think the same design team put together the NES version. Definitely check it out if you haven't tried it before!

[@robmcdonnell1]

I was glad to see Super Dodge Ball here. I had that brand new and no one could beat me after a few months. I'd recommend Rygar and Bionic Commando for this list as well. Probably Ironsword: Wizards & Warriors II, maybe Blaster Master too.

[@anthonybernero9720]

You basically listed my entire collection. That was fun.

[@canag0d]

“The final countdown” is in so many things to do with pop culture. It’s weird… I don’t think the song on its own ever hit major mainstream success, yet it’s been used in so many shows, movies and commercials that it’s a legendary song.

[@9Lando945]

Duuuuuude! You included Willow! I thought I was the only fan of this one!

[@GregsGameRoom]

As Mark Bussler of Classic Game Room would say, "It's very Lando!"

[@blademaster7879]

I find myself replaying Castlevania 3 on the regular. It's like the first one, but bigger and more variety of gameplay with multiple characters. I like the game so much I bought the Japanese version along with a famicom so I could get the enhanced music, which is incredible.

[@mymusic3354]

Cool video, I like these kinds of videos, brings back memories of some games I used to play or gives me ideas for some games I didn't play and should try to track down. Subscribed!

[@GregsGameRoom]

Thanks!

[@bennetfox]

How could you forget Micro Machines, RC Pro-Am, and Startropics?

[@jaymesjmathias9390]

If you truly love each & every one of these games you'll most certainly love *Toejam and Earl Back in the groove* . It woulda be great even in 8 bit!

[@jerrodbalzer7317]

For me, it was Bump 'n' Jump, Spy Hunter, Ninja Gaiden, and Batman.

[@krisshaw9464]

I absolutely hate all battle toad games and I love beat em ups it's basically my favorite retro genre also hate all Castlevania games that base wars looks cool

[@mrcb20476]

A game I never see people talk about; Kickle Cubicle. Great little puzzle game.

[@RaiderSerge]

1. Donkey Kong Classics 2. Super Techno Bowl 3. Ring King 4. R.C. Pro-Am 5. Elevator Action

[@dholmlund]

We NEED a Zapper and Duck Hunt for Nintendo Switch!!! Hogan's Alley, too!! :D They need the games to have 2 modes, classic and HD remake!!!!

[@skRapKlan]

Great video with some awesome games! But why spoil the ending cutscenes on so many of the games..?

[@GregsGameRoom]

I like to show the best parts.

[@skRapKlan]

@@GregsGameRoom Sure, but you ever think about the many people who watch the video to get tips on great games, and the ending for an awesome game they never played gets spoiled without any warning..?

[@Adam-Mei]

I thought I was the only person that liked Willow on the NES.

[@almighty_rivers]

GYRUSS in the Arcade was better than Galaga in my opinion but when we got it on NES I didn't know how to feel but then I couldn't decide which I liked more lol Awesome lineup!!

[@ianbraun271]

If you like Duck Hunt, you should try Barker Bill's Trick Shooting. Also, a wrestling game you should try is Tecmo World Wrestling.

[@TheRealJPhillips]

Great video. The lack of capcom games proves my point when I say Capcom wasn't really All That Great on the NES at all!

[@Iohannis42]

They were one of the best.

[@BrinkofSanity]

Rollerball is my favorite NES pinball game

[@MichaelTaylor-qp2xf]

I've gone back to play the Mega Man series on the NES more than any other games.

[@leozar69]

Saving the best for last. It's my favourite NES game 💯

[@thatdude1810]

U forgot galaxy 5000, baseball simulator, werewolf, vice project doom, mega man5, and street fighter 2010

[@GregsGameRoom]

Gotta save some for Part 2.

[@telengardforever7783]

Baseball Simulator 1.000 was a great game! So was Baseball Stars. Totally played the hell out of those games.

[@thatdude1810]

@@GregsGameRoom ok then, I'm waiting

[@freebobafett]

Pro tip - I'd get to avoid saying "smashing them under the buns feels so good" in mixed company.

[@GregsGameRoom]

LOL

[@markkevorkian]

For me it was Gunsmoke and Jackal. I swear I used to play those everyday

[@Jolt7800]

Definitely a great array of addicting games. Contra stood out the most. I did use the code. Don’t tell anyone.

[@GregsGameRoom]

Imma tell everyone.

[@AndSaveAsManyAsYouCan]

We don't have to tell anyone that you used the code. We all used the code, at least until we got good.

[@shigshug8581]

Great list! Gun Nac is underrated!

[@GregsGameRoom]

Yeah, it's awesome!

[@orlandoturbo6431]

It would have been great if Hudson Soft had ported some of these games to the TurboGrafx16. The system probably wouldn't have fail like it did.

[@GregsGameRoom]

Which ones are you thinking?

[@orlandoturbo6431]

@@GregsGameRoom All the games that never came to the TurboGrafx16. Imagine playing these games with 16-bit graphics on the TurboGrafx16 super system.

[@danielsuniga4596]

I haven't played a lot of these games, but I still feel like agree with almost every game on here. No Willow though lol

[@htka77]

I always enjoyed Bases Loaded II and Tecmo Super Bowl.

[@josephbradshaw6985]

I feel like I'm the only one who enjoyed the KOEI games, lol. Especially Romance of the Three Kingdsom 2 and Gemfire.

[@GregsGameRoom]

Well, there were a lot of them, so someone liked them!

[@josephbradshaw6985]

@@GregsGameRoom Lol. Me and my friends! 🙂

[@telengardforever7783]

Very few people played those games. They were almost too advanced for the NES hardware and required actual strategy and knowledge of history to win. But I loved them!

[@josephbradshaw6985]

@@telengardforever7783 For sure!

[@hdofu]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3... its 2 but even more addictive

[@cheekyrick9529]

Wrecking Crew was an awesome game as well. Burai Fighter wasn't bad either

[@broncosbreaks]

My crowning glory was beating contra on one life. It’s harder than it seems. The enemy RNG in the later levels gets stupid. It took me about a month

[@GregsGameRoom]

I did that with Super C.

[@Matt-Rat]

I have an opinion on some of these games. If I don't mention one, I never played it, not enough play time or I don't remember. Battletoads: Difficulty is high yet it's fun to play. Back in 2020, I beat it with a warp. Plus, I watched Bootsy Beats Battletoads. Those videos helped me a bunch. Castlevania: My personal favorite Castlevania on the system. Lots of fun even though it's tough. Especially the Frankenstein boss with his hunchback. He gives me trouble. Contra: Oh, no! Not again! I don't like this game. Why?! I'll tell you..... I LOVE THIS GAME!!! Double Dragon: I didn't care for it. I won't call it a bad game. That would be unfair of me to do that. Double Dragon 2: I like this one better. I beat it with a continue code back in 2020. I made a rule: Game Genie was not allowed but a level skip or continue code if I got stuck on a level is okay. However, I must return to that level. Cannot skip it and I must beat it. Duck Hunt: I remember not playing this until I was 9 years old. The music scared me so much as a young kid. Nowadays, I like it and it's a fun light gun title. Guerrilla War: Fun one. Glad it has unlimited continues. Gun Nac: Great shoot em up and it's an NES favorite. I own the Famicom version. Gyruss: I like this game. Music is pretty good. I like the 30 lives code is backwards if you want extra lives. Life Force: I like this better than Gradius on the NES. I read that the Japanese version is faster. Mike Tyson's Punch Out: What a good game! I managed to beat Tyson with many tries. S.C.A.T: Really cool game! It's like if Contra was advanced. Super C: One of my favorite NES games ever! I remember getting a copy at a Goodwill when I was younger along with my grandmother. Didn't know this series existed. Super Mario Bros: My first video game and I still enjoy it Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: I like it okay. I prefer the original arcade mostly for the music, sound effects and the final boss. Tetris: One of the best puzzle games. Tengen and Nintendo versions are worth owning. I remember playing the Tengen version with my nephew. He passed on last year... RIP David

[@GregsGameRoom]

So many incredible games!

[@Matt-Rat]

@@GregsGameRoom Yes, sir! Glad I own most of these in my collection...

[@ericolivencia]

Great vid...but no Rygar? Ninja Gaiden? Crystalis? Megaman/2/3?

[@techos32]

Great video man!! Love pro wrestling!!

[@GregsGameRoom]

It’s hilarious!

[@speciale517]

My sister and I played Basewars for hours at a time. I remember it fondly because the period of time after our family unity went to crap.

[@rustyshackleford7265]

"Addicting" isn't a word. Addictive

[@richardmcdonald6237]

Is pedantic a word?

[@knowthycell]

addicting adjective ad·​dict·​ing ə-ˈdik-tiŋ Synonyms of addicting : causing addiction : ADDICTIVE a : causing a compulsive, chronic, physiological or psychological need for a habit-forming substance, behavior, or activity Although codeine is potentially addicting, it rarely causes physical dependence when taken orally for a short time.

[@johncave3334]

Great list! Obviously thirty games limits you. I agree w/nearly every game on your list. Admittedly a few I've never played. I would add: SMB3 Trojan The Lone Ranger Ducktales Mega Man 2 Dr. Mario Golf Excitebike Castle Quest FFII Adventure Island Skate or Die (Ski) Hogan's Alley RC Pro AM Tiger Heli Jackal 1942 Dragon Warrior II Sweet Home (I played it emulated a few years ago) Mother (on Switch) Top Gun North & South Batman Balloon Fight Lolo Legend of Zelda Caveman Games (I think that's the title) Metroid Donkey Kong Collection Spy vs Spy Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout Code Name Viper Blaster Master Rainbow Islands Dragon Spirit Pinball Rad Racer Spy Hunter Adventures in the Magic Kingdom Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers Mickey Mousecapade Blades of Steel Jordan vs Bird P.O.W. Bionic Commando Renegade Ninja Gaiden The list goes on... These are only games that I played and really enjoyed. I combined your list to mine. Minus about four games. I have either never played them or didn't enjoy them thoroughly. That's it.

[@jeromedado7416]

If you already beat all the games on your list your a game master title ☺

[@belectronix]

Great vid! Subbed

[@AverageJoeDividends]

Similar to GUN-NAC is Zanac. Great game.

[@uyt2009]

Other addictive NES games for me was Excitebike, Kung fu, Gyromite

[@Greenboom98]

Dr Mario! Man... that was good. Especially with 2 players. Good list nevertheless.

[@pinebarrenpatriot8289]

The original Double Dragon doesn't have 2 player co-opt play which defeats the purpose of "double" dragon. The Sega Mastef System had co-opt and thankfully DD Part 2 on the NES includex it.

[@GregsGameRoom]

It's still fun though.

[@pinebarrenpatriot8289]

@@GregsGameRoom i agree. However my one NES friend down the street was amazed that the SMS version had 2 player co-opt mode of Double Dragon and the NES didn't. Being an American most of my kid neighbors had an NES and was I one of 2 oddballs who had the SMS on my baseball team. I'm forever greatful I got experience both consoles. Double Dragon 2 on the NES definitely made up for the lack of co-opt play on the original. DD Part 2 is a top 10 NES game for me👍

[@patsfan4life]

C64 guy here…. The sound characteristics of the NES just don’t appeal to me…(never did). However I can appreciate SMB Trilogy and Punch Out, Super Tecmo Bowl and RC Pro AM I & II for their superiority over anything on the c64.

[@john2001plus]

Pinbot is a great choice.

[@cruzin7749]

Super spike volleyball with the 4 person adapter 😊

[@ryanchurchill5081]

Blaster master was a fun be a bit hard game was part of my childhood.

[@bluorb]

very good list, there are a few on there I need to give another go! I don't think I've ever even played Willow.

[@fantasticdavidson1179]

As a kid duck hunt was the only game I thought worked for the light gun

[@inceptional]

Unfortunately for me, because of the particular colour limitations here, I just can't get fully into most NES games. It's just a bit of a snobby personal things when it comes to visuals and aesthetic beauty. Some of them definitely still play brilliantly, but I just wish they had maybe Master System level of colours at least, and ideally say SNES colours. They don't even need to have more going on graphically or more background layers and stuff, but just enough colours that you don't really feel there's an obvious aesthetic limitation there. Ideally getting rid of any sprite flicker would be perfect too. And, actually, now that I think about it, I think porting all these games directly across to SNES, adding in more colours and using the higher sprite limits there to eliminate any sprite flicker could actually turn many of these games into just timeless classics that would still hold up today imo. Kind of an "All-Stars" approach to them all basically.

[@GregsGameRoom]

The SNES was actually meant to be backward compatible with the NES. Some games have already been ported. I don't think they look any better though.

[@inceptional]

@@GregsGameRoom Yeah, there's maybe a couple example of them adding literally like one or two extra colours to maybe the main sprites in those direct ports I've seen by the likes of infidelity, but that's about it. The cool thing is that at least someone could go and increase the colours now that the games are running directly on SNES though, so that would be neat to see. Hopefully someone will try it with a few of them at some point. If I knew how, I would maybe even give it a go myself.

[@testaMINT]

Uh....excuse me, Baseball Stars is the "gold standard" of NES Baseball games.