AstonJ
What are your favourite arcade or video games of all time?
Inspired by this thread about games you’re currently playing by @ohm and this post about game soundtracks by @ted thought it would be nice to have a thread about our favourite video/arcade games of all time.
What are yours? Which games have you really really loved!?
YouTube vids always welcome!
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Ted
Your wish (and mine) has been granted (coming in Spring 2021) 
Also, SMT V sometime next year:
asgartech
I remember Ikaruga. You’ll want to play it on a portrait-mode display if you can.
Ted
Good call!
I’ve been gravitating more and more towards the convenience of handheld consoles, so I’d be happy to see it on Switch.
SMT is such an interesting series in general. Of the titles I’ve played, I like Strange Journey the best.
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