What games did the post-90s generation play when they were young?

My favorite games are Contra, Metal Slug and Super Mario! The first game, Contra!

As a very popular game, it is almost a must-play for those born in the 1990s! Even though Contra was not Chineseized back then and was all in English, it still attracted a lot of players!

As a game that is not just a gun battle, Contra has a level-breaking mode. There are different enemies in each level, and even the weapons can be strengthened. Moreover, two people can cooperate to complete levels at the same time. In terms of operating experience, the Contra experience is still very good.

Whether it is jumping forward or lying down, it is very smooth. The only drawback is that the character's health points are too low, and the game will be over as soon as he encounters an enemy.

Although the picture quality is not that excellent, it is still a game that people born in the 1990s like to play! The second game, Metal Slug!

Metal Slug was also a big hit back then, and it was also loved by those born in the 1990s! Because for the first time in Metal Slug, I saw a different gameplay. For the first time, I could jump into an armored vehicle and drive to attack the enemy. And every time the weapon is changed, it's like buying a lottery ticket.

Some weapons have high attack power, and some have very average attack power, which can give players a feeling of lottery!

In addition, in the game, you can rescue hostages and get rewards. Moreover, the story background of each level is different, and each level is also very challenging.

How could such a game not be played by people born in the 1990s? The last game, Super Mario!

When it comes to Super Mario, the magical and familiar BGM can’t help but ring in your ears! Although Super Mario has very few levels at the beginning, it is not lacking in fun.

Because in the game, the protagonist can not only grow up by eating mushrooms, but also be invincible for a period of time. Most importantly, you can also attack enemies. This is not the case in this simple avoidance game.

Because of this, people born in the 1990s will like it!

What do you think about this?