Each was amazing at the time for me. Some with all time classics too.
SNES: Super Mario World, F-Zero, Pilotwings, Gradius III, SimCity
DC: Soulcalibur, Sonic Adventure, Power Stone, HOTD2, TXR, Hydro Thunder, R2R Boxing, Blue Stinger
GBA: Castlevania COTM, F-Zero MV, Chu Chu Rocket, Konami Krazy Racers, Fire Pro, Super Dodge Ball, Mario Advance, Rayman Advance
PSP: Lumines, Ridge Racers, MG AC!D, DarkStalkers Chronicle, Wipeout Pure, Dynasty Warriors, Ape Escape
Wii: Zelda TP, Excite Truck, Trauma Center 2O, Monkey Ball BB, Wii Sports, tons of Virtual Console
Switch: Zelda BOTW, Snipperclips, Shovel Knight, FAST RMX, Bomberman R, VOEZ, Blaster Master Zero, ACA NeoGeo games
It's an acquired taste, requiring a sophisticated palette, but for those in the know, the flavourful switch cartridges are a delicacy.
smhN64 for Mario 64 alone. The prime example of quality over quantity. Game was so good and revolutionary they could get away by just launching that game and not release anything else for months and I believe that's what they actually did lol.
i never finished Pikmin 3 so i have to ask
The Atari 2600 had the only game that was good post-lunch.
LATE EDIT: The Atari 2600 had the game with the best post-lunch support.
Dammit I wish I thought of that phrasing first.
This thread confuses me so much. Are most of these posters not seeing the thread title, or just assuming it's spelled wrong?
The launch ps3 was basically a glorified george foreman grill so id say that. That way you could cook pretty much anything u wanted for lunch.
You haven't heard my ps4 pro on a hot day.
I bet I can air-fry fish and chips in it. Best lunch ever :)
Edit: on topic though, if the pro counts as a launch of console I'd say that but if not I'm actually not sure.
Still waiting for Cook, Serve, Delicious 2 to get a PS4 date. Need something to sink my teeth into.
I don't know about lunch lineup, but I know who wins breakfast:
edit: Mario's macaroni game is also on point, with entries from both SMB1/2 and SMW
I know when most people talk about the Switch's strong lunch lineup, they only think of Breath of the Wild's cooking mechanics, but don't forget that the system also has an incredible indie lunch lineup, with games like Battle Chef Brigade and Super Meat Boy. Don't Starve, indeed.
Have to admit I expected more from Butcher though.