The Most UNDERRATED NES Games - gillythekid

[@gillythekid]

Felix is like the best NES game that nobody talks about

[@rubyliciousOG]

Dont forget the russian bootleg version where he rips off his own face

[@Kimarnic]

Felix the Het*

[@SploderianRich]

I know it from the bootleg Pikachu reskin

[@QuickPaw2000]

I got mine from Adam. I got him Rockin' Katz

[@staypuff6494]

im suprised you didn't bring up the bootleg! that was fuckin scary!

[@BoundaryBreak]

Gargoyles Quest 2 Startropics Kickle Cubicle Life Force

[@doodledangernoodle2517]

Lemme throw some more into the ring: The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles Gun Nac Ufouria Journey to Silius Super Spy Hunter Vice: Project Doom Fire n' Ice Gremlins 2: The New Batch The Guardian Legend Little Samson Mighty Final Fight Shatterhand Shadow of the Ninja Power Blade I Power Blade II PAL Exclusive: Mr. Gimmick New Ghostbusters II

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

We sure love to complain about NES games, so it's good to hear Gilly talk about more underrated NES games like Felix the Cat...

[@MrPeaTearGryfin]

"I've never heard anybody say they knew what (Rainbow Island) was." GIlly, you underestimate how much Guru Larry I've watched over the years.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

You’ll probably find more people have played in the arcade or on a computer of some kind then on the NES. (I mean these days it’s more likely to be a ROM or compilation but still)

[@otaking3582]

"Kids that shoot rainbows out of their crotches!"

[@ButcherGrindslam]

"Felix The Cat" and "Tiny Toon" games are really popular in Asia and Europe where pirated Famiclones were sold. If Nintendo paid close attention to those territories, some games would've sold millions.

[@ivo5486]

kinda sad "the guardian legend" didn't make the list, but that just means i can recommend it. the game's a sequel to guardic on the msx and it's like -- it's hard to describe? imagine a top-down shooter, zelda, and metroid... but one game.

[@mistertagomago7974]

It's a masterpiece tbh. Also Mike from Cinemassacre had it on his list of underrated nes games.

[@wheeledjustice7381]

City Cruisin! It’s a simple but addicting arcade platformer with some super catchy music and a really dumb plot that’s only in the manual

[@Duskool]

Oh, cool, Felix the cat...that game certainly doesn't bring back nightmares... There's a Samurai Pizza Cats for the famicom i think? It looks pretty neat

[@ashkitt7719]

Yes, almost no one talks about Kyatto Ninden Teyandee for the Famicom.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

Ash Kitt I actually have a copy of that that I bought off eBay (back in like the early 2000s) i’ve never been able to play because I’ve never the right adapter etc. i’ve seen footage of it and I will play it someday.

[@ashkitt7719]

John Doe Just emulate it. That’s what I did.

[@kitsunered9135]

Was in the middle of thinking about games I should hack onto my NES Classic, so this video came out at the perfect moment

[@kaimcdragonfist4803]

A favorite of mine that I totally played legitimately was Cocoron, also kind of a Megaman clone, with the difference being that you build the playable characters out of different parts, so there’s a lot of room for creativity l

[@khistraley1150]

Crystalis is almost like Zelda 1, but more advanced. It has more of a world, and better controls

[@samlay9588]

And is available on the NES Nintendo Online library!

[@khistraley1150]

@@samlay9588 Yep. That's how I discovered it

[@Urist_Mythrilforged]

Just stay with the NES version, mainly because the GBC port is terrible. There's also a fan translation patch for the Japanese version of Crystalis.

[@niche8137]

I absolutely love Crystalis; I'm surprised it's barely talked about, especially considering how I found it. It's essentially in ARPG, but much faster then you'd expect for the NES; the camera moves really smoothly, the controls feel great, and the story's pretty cool. Heck, I found out about the game on the Switch's Online NES!

[@TheYoshiGamer]

The most underrated NES game is Earthbound Beginnings (Mother). Even though there's lots of grinding and a guide is required to progress (at least for me). However, those setbacks don't ultimately matter, since the experience is memorable.

[@mistertagomago7974]

I like it a lot. Hard as balls though I recall.

[@princebanana2758]

YES

[@WA_Stokins]

earthbound is not underrated at all

[@randomduck8679]

@@WA_Stokins The first game. People tend to talk about Mother 2 and 3

[@retrofan4963]

What about Mappy, Mappy-Land and Mappy Kids?

[@rcLdrcH]

Absolutely Amazing that you mentioned the TROG games, it was the only game (besides Kickle Cubicle) that my mother would play with me. Years later even my Fiance and Love grew up playing this same game with her dad and loved it as well. The difficulty is based off of the levels through the game. Arkistas Ring is also amazing and the previous mentioned Kickle cubicle

[@rcLdrcH]

Also other unmentioned NES games are Journey to Silius, Rockin Kat's,Anastanax,Kung Fu heroes to name a few

[@retrofan4963]

I’ll say that Mappy, Mappy-Land, and Mappy Kids are also very great and underrated NES Classics that barely get talked about. Sure, Mappy is originally an Arcade title, but the NES version in Mappy is honestly as great as the original Arcade version in my opinion. NES has a lot of under-appreciated classics and the Mappy series is one of them.

[@OstianOwl]

A couple of underrated gems I can think of for the NES would be Shatterhand, Crystalis, Adventures of Lolo, and StarTropics.

[@mistertagomago7974]

I'd say Shatterhand, and especially Crystalis and Star Tropics have gained reputation as classics among nes fans.

[@kieranstark7213]

What about Kirby Adventure? Kirby is an underrated franchise in general!

[@mistertagomago7974]

@@kieranstark7213 Kirby is iconic and everyone knows him..

[@kieranstark7213]

Yeah, but I mean as in “Kirby is a franchise that normally isn’t treated like one of the greatest series by some people because of how busy they are overpraising Call of Duty, LJN, Five Nights at Freddy’s and Fortnite even though they do not hold a candle to Nintendo franchises.”.

[@OstianOwl]

@@mistertagomago7974 I mostly agree. Even debated mentioning Crystalis and StarTropics with both recently getting ported to the Switch and both games gaining a decent cult following but still figured they were worth mentioning since they're still not quite household names among NES fans just yet despite their recent surge in popularity (heck, Nintendo of Japan seems to adamantly refuse to acknowledge StarTropics' existence). And while Shatterhand has gained a reputation for being a genuinely great NES game these days, still feel as though it's mostly brought up to make fun of its horrible box art.

[@GameApologist]

Totally Rad looks TOTALLY RAD

[@raggedystar8255]

I remember playing the Tiny Toons game on the MegaDrive/Genesis, Buster's Hidden Treasure! One of my favourite games of the time and I played it so much that one of the little pins inside the cartridge snapped off, so I couldn't play it anymore :( I think I found a way around that somehow, but this was around twenty years ago for me so I can't remember how I did it

[@VonFirflirch]

I find myself revisiting Street Fighter 2010 from time to time. I like the way you progress through levels by having a bounty, essentially, defeating X amounts of a specific enemy. And the music is great. However, the final level is unfortunately a bit too unforgiving for me x)

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

It’s a good game saddled with a very bad title decision during the localization process.

[@Dimosthekid]

I absolutely loved playing rainbow islands as a kid. My mom and I would play it on the PS all the time

[@zachzap9987]

Great list man! Love Little Nemo and Grogg. For me though, Adventure Island II will always be my number 1 underrated NES game

[@treysandbothe3748]

A few years ago, when I started watching Gilly, I literally only clicked because the name was a pun and it made me laugh. I'm still here so I guess he does something right.

[@Rahul016-d6k]

From 1980s to 2020s,NES has been a fevourite game console of mine.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

Once you add in games from the famicom you have one of the greatest game libraries of all time. And there’s always new games to be found, it’s the gift that keeps on giving.

[@Rahul016-d6k]

@@JohnDoe-kv3kd Agreed.Nowadays we are lucky we can play femicom games too due to emulators.

[@Pupppeteer]

Felix looks like a great game it's a shame you don't hear much about it. The little mermaid is without a doubt among the most underrated Nintendo games.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

It’s definitely a game to find a ROM of considering apparently loose copies are rare and expensive.

[@retrofan4963]

What about the Mappy games by Namco?

[@Equ3strianGam3r]

Me and my little brother loved playing Trog on the NES growing up. I never knew there was an arcade version though until the last few years.

[@kaisser8915]

I think Solstice is a pretty underrated puzzle game for the NES

[@FoxMan_FF]

I'll give you a great NES game no one ever talks about: Conquest of the Crystal Palace. It's a super fun action platformer developed by the same people who would later go on to make the Ogre Battle series and Final Fantasy Tactics. Mitsume ga Tooru is a great game too, but that one never left Japan.

[@mistertagomago7974]

Mitsume ga Tooru is a great mention.

[@RudyRamone13]

Felix the Cat was fun as shit.

[@munsi0121]

Some of my favourite hidden gems for the NES are games like Power Blade 1&2, Shatterhand, oh and I love Bucky O Hare so much, and have only heard about 2 people talk about it. I played a little of Totally Rad, a long time ago and remember not liking it that much, but I could give it another chance and see if I missed out.

[@craterspeak6184]

Panic restaurant comes to mind! I love that game. Really cute, colorful, and full of character thanks to the animations it has. I find it to be an underrated platformer on the nes.

[@PandaJohn71]

Two games I feel are underrated for the NES are Rampart and Desert Commando. I played both a lot growing up when I didn't want to play classics like Mario, Duck Hunt or Mega Man.

[@gregdickson4767]

If you like Bubble Bobble, chances are that you'll really like Snow Bros. Its pretty rare, but it really is a blast. Rockin' Kats is also a fun platformer with a similar mechanic to Bionic Commando, and it's made by Atlus. It was also a staple of my childhood, which I would also really recommend giving it a go.

[@AldoTheSlime]

I can recommend The Lone Ranger on NES. Great game, with very interesting gameplay.

[@dangunheadachron1603]

My top 5 underrated. Metal Storm, Journey to Silius, Gun-Nac, GI Joe, Guerilla War

[@hotdoggington6962]

Dusty Diamond's All-star Softball. You're either a part of its dedicated, frothing fanbase, or it's flown under your radar. Mechanically maybe the most solid baseball game on the system, and it's got SO much personality. Picking your team and getting to know your favorites is one of the best experiences on the NES.

[@misterzygarde6431]

I read that the Felix cartoon in the 90’s, Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat was an attempt to be less like Joe Oriolo’s style and more like the style of the original silent cartoons. Also how cool would it be a new Pac Man game to also take influence from the various Pac Man clones. And I would love for a collection of all the licensed games Konami has made.

[@rumotu]

Felix the cat was my favorite nes game. It and super Mario bros were the only 2 platformers I played constantly when I was alone. I also had dark wing duck, but it was too difficult for me. And my friend had chip and Dale that we were playing coop at his house.

[@UltimateSage626]

I loved Felix the cat growing up. Growing up before my grandma had cable at her house she would have a bunch of VHS tapes. 3 cartoons i loved was Woody Wood Pecker, Mighty Mouse, and last but not least Felix the Cat.

[@usernamepassword4517]

Nobody: Gilly fans when he makes a positive video: *WAIT THAT'S I L L E G A L*

[@BBHood217]

Nobody: Posts like this anymore.

[@chaoticayana656]

If you think the Nes port of Rainbow Islands was cut down, you should've given it a try on the ZX Spectrum back in the day. That was a special way to play it :)

[@Arcad3n]

This one is a weird case, but Namco made an NES version of Pac Man Championship Edition that was based on an unfinished fan port from the 2000s. It's so cool, and not enough people talk about it! (Btw you can change the theme by pressing left and right on the menu)

[@retrofan4963]

Mappy, Mappy-Land and Mappy Kids are even more underrated and they're really great games in my opinion.

[@DashKimbrell]

I have 2! Faxanadu and captain Skyhawk. Those were two of my favorites back in the day!!!

[@Alkalinebat]

No one I know talks about Solstice. Best soundtrack hands-down, and great isometric puzzle platformer. That and Faxandu. Many hours spent playing those.

[@mikigun2able]

Thank you so much for doing this video!!!I was looking for this felix game for many years!!! I had only played a pokemon skin bootleg of it and didn't know the original game

[@PKMNwww411_MkII]

The PAL version of Rainbow Islands somewhat improved over the NTSC version although it lacks co-op.

[@evilyoshimaster]

Darkwing Duck for NES is FANTASTIC and has one of the catchiest NES soundtracks out there

[@strain42]

Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom is a point and click adventure game that has Sir Cucumber going through a weird mix of like fantasy world and modern Japan (complete with hostess club) and it's just wacky and creative and s great entry into the genre.

[@jonathanlabelle6725]

One my favorite Underated games is rockin kat

[@MeesterTweester]

Joy Mech Fight is a great game exclusive to the Famicom in Japan. Its main character Sukapon is an Assist Trophy in Smash Bros. now. It's a fighting game with Rayman-like limbless robot fighters. Without any limbs, the animations are really smooth for the NES. You can get it on Famicom Switch Online from the Japanese eShop. EarthBound Beginnings the the first game in the EarthBound series. Although it's the least popular, it has its own retro charm and great music and sprites. It follows a lot of the same mechanics and plot used in the next game, EarthBound. You can play it on Wii U Virtual Console, the game originally went translated and localized but unreleased internationally.

[@Nazo-kage]

I actually remember playing a lot of the tiny Toons adventures games at the time. There’s the one that was talked about here, Then there was one involving a treasure map that actually had a lot more variety in the boss fights because one of the villains would use a mind control helmet on a lot of the characters of the show, Then there was one themed off of amusement park. Overall I remember they were all a Lotta fun I think the last two were sega games but I’m not sure.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

I’m not sure if I’ve ever seen or played the second NES game trouble in wacky land. But considering Konami was once truly one of the best game makers there were I can only assume it’s even better than the first game.

[@NukeOTron]

How odd. You mention Rainbow Islands, but not mention that Ocean Software made their own port of it on the NES. Okay. Also, Astyanax and To The Earth are severely underrated. Astyanax is unique presentation-wise, and To The Earth is that one Zapper game that happens to fill shelves, but is actually pretty fun if you pace yourself, know what you're doing, and avoid hand cramps.

[@wyredaftsquall]

Yes Astyanax is amazing!

[@leosierras9643]

Spy Hunter: fun top-down game and perfect arcade port. Code Name Viper: Perfect for early Shinobi fans. Batman Returns: pretty fun Beat-em-up with a fantastic soundtrack. Vice: Project Doom: awesome action game in the style of NInja Gaiden. Section Z: fun side scrolling shmup where you have to choose the right path and you can fire in both directions.

[@armandojy]

Aladdin Hummer team deluxe

[@ValisFan3]

I actually had Trog as a kid. You can see a Trog cabinet in the background of the arcade scene in Terminator 2.

[@fangoram29]

My sister and I were obsessed with Trog as kids.

[@razzledazzle4934]

I loved little Nemo as a kid

[@pharynx007]

holy shit. i think i remember little nemo. but i was like. 5 or 6, so my memory of that time is admittedly terrible. it was mostly the turning into a bee that feels familiar.

[@Penguindude1]

Ah yes, my favorite game. Felix the HET

[@pippo17173]

I grew up way too late in the 90s since I never knew Felix was promoted hard during that time.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

It wasn’t. I love the cartoon but it was not particularly successful. It ran for I think three seasons on CBS’s Saturday morning cartoons and then absolutely vanished. The only time I’ve ever seen that cartoon since was dubbed into spanish on Telemundo. As for the game completely missed it, I may have stumbled across a copy or two but never actually bought it that I’m aware of. I don’t think I ever even saw a copy of of the gameboy version. Sadly Felix the cat has been completely lost to history for the last 20 years or so.

[@BluesM18A1]

Underrated implies that people know about it, but don't like it as much as they should. I feel like the better word to describe most of these games is "overlooked" since people love these games, but not enough people are giving them attention. I'm getting real sick and tired of people confusing the two words, but either way good video.

[@inkfusedgamer]

Just found Felix the Cat today, and as some who grew up watching that 90s cartoon... I'm excited to try the game now thanks to your video!

[@themanmike4573]

Yeah my mom's boyfriend loves trog and he played it every day for 20 years straight I'm not kidding

[@FretzlemaniaPod]

Clash at Demonhead is an absolute gem.

[@TheRealLumpySpirit]

Tiny Toons Adventures and Felix The Cat NES games both in the same video? *oh no*

[@ChrisGorski]

Panic Restaurant was a ton of fun and is overlooked because of how late it came out

[@FOXGEAR92]

Got here at 4 minutes since upload, dang I'm lucky. Only one I have played was Little Nemo, but it was a super duper surprise for me, I got it just randomly pickin some carts from my local game store and returned the others, but that I kept This vid and your vids in general are fantastic, they need so much more love.

[@henrydave6603]

Nice to hear Little Nemo getting some love! It was always one of those other games you'd rent well getting a multi deal. I think that was always a good way to find something different. Rent something you know then rent something you don't. That way if it did suck you had a back up plan! One of those random games was "Crystalis" by SNK. It's one of those that I often suggest when someone wants something like Zelda or Star Tropics, but different. Like Zelda for it's style of game play, and like Star Tropics for involved plot and RPG elements. Really it does actually have a lot of it's own elements to make it a great title. Set in a future world after the great nucular apocalypse in the year ... 1997 ... yup! It is set in a fantasy setting but it does toss in some techno stuff that takes the plot in strange areas. They did do a GBC remake that tried to work out the plot a little, and not mixed reviews because of it. Well my post could go on about others, but I might save those for any future revisits to this topic!

[@J13howes]

I absolutely love tiny toon adventures, one of my favorite games growing up.

[@gotekeeper9519]

I had a decent time playing Wacky Races on the NES (even though I'm probably biased since I played that back when I was really young.) Joy Mech Fight was also a pretty nice fighting game for the Famicom (not officially released outside of Japan dangit).

[@AdamaximumX]

I'd consider Rygar to be rather underrated in my opinion. It's an NES game I'd say is super cool, but pretty dang tough and unpolished in a lot of parts. But it's weirdness is super charming to me. Love that game!

[@PillarGuy]

Since this looked like a trend in this video, Little Samson is another good platformer that allows you to transform into other characters/creatures/forms

[@Icarus049]

Man, little Nemo has held a place in my heart for years. I have the hard bound edition of all the original comics, and play through the game every year or so. Nice call out Gil!

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

The music alone is absolutely fantastic.

[@PsienceWins]

Totally Rad was legit one of my favorite games as a kid. Played it all the time. It gets a ton of hate today and I don’t know why. I need to revisit it some day. I also would fly over the whole first level every time.

[@mopbrothers]

Little Nemo is definitely an underrated NES game. The only thing that sucks about it is there’s no password system.

[@Jac-Man]

I’m amazed you managed to thoroughly talk about the Felix The Cat game without ever mentioning or even making a nod to the infamous genesis bootleg version Y’know, the one with the… peculiar game over screen

[@captainbanana3251]

I'm a simple man I see a gilly video I click

[@TheNintendo12]

id love to see you cover Tweetys High Flying Adventure on gbc, loved that game as a kid

[@KaiFoxx]

Battle for Olympus comes to mind. It's like a clone of Zelda 2 but expanded. It's actually a lot of fun

[@ChrisGorski]

It's a great game, but it is hard af. I've never legitimately beat it

[@Countsmegula]

Okay, while I do agree on Felix, I have to say you're playing it really fast and loose with the term "underrated". If I was making a list of underrated NES games, Tiny Toons Adventures and Little Nemo would absolutely not be on that list. I'd replace it with something like The Krion Conquest or Rockin' Kats, or add some imports like Esper Dream 2 and Metal Slader Glory.

[@bandicootsmwcentral2950]

You should check out Snow bros Its a very similar concept to bubble bobble, but its much better. You play as two snowman and the objective is to freeze your enemies by throwing ice on them, once they are frozen they turn into a snowball and you can kick them to kill more enemies kinda like the shells in Mario. The nes and sega genesis are the best each for their own reasons, nes is easier and slower and has time trial mode which is a fun little diversion after beating the game and the sega Genesis is more fast paced and hard and it has 20 additional floors, hard mode and a plot twist in the story once you beat the first 50 original levels from the nes version.

[@glennrugar9248]

How have I heard of the Chester cheetah and cool spot games but not that awesome looking felix the cat game. Thanks for bringing that one to my attention

[@touchbox8107]

Hi, how did you manage to get all these NES games in stereo mode? Did you use any expansion sound chip?

[@Cerebrum123]

Wow, someone who appreciated Felix the Cat NES. Tiny Toon Adventures was great too. Ninja Crusaders was harder than Ninja Gaiden single player, but was great, if you haven't checked it out try it. Interesting list. I enjoyed many of these games too.

[@hdofu]

Rainbow Island is even more convoluted... with multiple ports of the arcade to the nes

[@Lpoeser]

Some other lesser known NES titles that spring to mind are Shatterhand, Destiny of an Emperor (and its Japan-only sequel), and Ufouria. Journey to Silius, maybe? I feel that one's a bit better known than the first three. Also, speaking of Tiny Toon games, the GameBoy had two completely different platformers! The first one (Babs' Big Break) is a bit bland, but the second one (Montana's Movie Madness) is definitely worth a look.

[@MalamiteLtd]

Metal Storm Also, don't expect the same experience in the Tiny Toons sequel, it's a very different beast.

[@horridlorries1237]

I think nowadays, the only reason remember that Felix game is for it’s Bootleg on The Genesis and it’s...”Game Over Screen”...

[@urban-banshee]

I have a soft spot for The Little Mermaid. Its super short, and you can easily beat it in 10 minutes but I loved playing it and beating it over and over as a kid.

[@Deejaynerate]

Gradius 2 is a pretty great shoot-em-up, well-done arcade port and overall a better sequel. The only reason it doesn't really get that much attention was because it was Japan-exclusive.

[@RBunctious]

I think Ufouria is a pretty underrated game. In part because it had no U.S. release. Nintendo bizarrely hyped up that and Mega Man 7 on VC when there was nothing to talk about during E3. Ahhh, Wii U days....

[@JosephConner121]

Little Nemo is a game I actually feel like most people don't shut up about. Rainbow Islands is good on NES, but it lacks the 2-Player Co-Op, so eh (I know there were two ports of Rainbow Islands to the NES, and the other had Co-Op, but the one he featured was the one without it). That said, still good games. I feel a good underrated game on my list is Wacky Races. Similar platforming feel to Felix with graphics that are just as well done, bosses that can be tricky but all have very satisfying patterns to learn to avoid and counter.

[@bes03c]

I had Nemo as a kid, but many of the others are new to me. Great list!

[@lordofthelocust124]

One I feel is very underrated is abadox, a very fleshy shoot em up about a living planet It gives off heavy hellstar remina vibes, and wish more people would talk about it

[@Joe_Talks_Gaming]

My 3 underrated games are: Faxanadu: A much better Zelda 2. No one talks about this amazing 2d side scrolling action RPG. The Guardian Legend: Zelda 1 but with Metroid and schmup sections, 10/10. Archon: COMBAT CHESS! Seriously! It's like chess but you have to have the pieces actually fight! Dragons and phoenixes and wizards!!!

[@66Xeno]

Tiny Toons Adventures is underrated? I've heard a lot of people praise it.

[@kieranstark7213]

I think Mega Man 4-6 is a much more reasonable choice for an underrated game from nearly one of the greatest gaming consoles.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

Kieran Stark I don’t think anything with the word MegaMan is underrated.

[@TheXboxTester]

One of my underated Nes classics is Gremlins 2 i love that game in every way.

[@tarantinoish]

Speaking of Capcom, Yo Noid doesn't receive enough love imo.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

I was watching some video and it actually mentioned what the game was before it became yo! noid. Unfortunately I forget what it was called in Japan.

[@tarantinoish]

@@JohnDoe-kv3kd In Japan it was called Kamen No Ninja Hanamaru I believe. Instead of Yo Noid you played as a boy, and instead of a yo yo, he threw a bird who would fly back to him to attack.

[@JohnDoe-kv3kd]

@@tarantinoish Yep that all seems to line up with what I remember seeing. It's funny though if it weren't for the fact it's a Capcom game it would have been lost to the void of history forever.

[@PandaG0228]

I love little nemo . The fact hearing you talk about it makes me now wanna support your account

[@Ninjaheiro]

I remember rainbow island, I loved playing that as I kid. Along with Alex Kidd

[@WHAMBAMMY]

Felix and Rainbow Island are sick. Phenomenal games.