64 Games, 64 Posts.. uh, 64-i?

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(All credit to anyone who made these neat games) 

 Anyhoo,to celebrate the good times of there being exactly sixtyfour pages on the Sixtyfouri blog, here's sixtyfour games I recommend you play to finish off your 2025 and start your 2026:

 

  1. Darkstalkers (Arcade)
  2. Time Gal (Arcade-Laserdisc) 
  3. Mega Man 6 (Famicom/NES)
  4. Earthworm Jim (Mega Drive/Genesis)
  5. Sam & Max Hit the Road (DOS)
  6. DOOM (DOS)
  7. Dragon Power/Dragon Ball: Shenron no Nazo (Famicom/NES)
  8. Gokujyou Parodius (Arcade)
  9.  Silver Surfer (Famicom/NES)
  10. Arkanoid (Arcade)
  11. Burgertime (Arcade)
  12. Slalom (Famicom/NES)
  13. The King of Fighters '97 (Neo Geo)
  14. Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind (SNES/Super Famicom)
  15. Monty on the Run (Commodore 64)
  16. Mappy (Arcade)
  17. Jurassic Boy 2 (Unlicensed Famicom)
  18. Jack the Giantkiller (Arcade)
  19. Painter/Paintei (Arcade)
  20. Battletoads (Famicom/NES)
  21. Space Ace (Arcade-Laserdisc)
  22. Pop'n Music (Arcade)
  23. Crash Team Racing (PSX)
  24. Animal Football (PSX)
  25. Street Fighter II (Arcade)
  26. Mario Paint (SNES/Super Famicom)
  27. Uncle Poo (Arcade, and yes that is its real name.)
  28. Ferias Frustradas do Pica-Pau (Mega Drive/Genesis)
  29. Ristar (Mega Drive/Genesis)
  30. Mega Man 2 (Famicom/NES)
  31. Ghouls and Ghosts (Arcade)
  32. Rally X (Arcade)
  33. Magic Jony (Unlicensed Famicom)
  34. Phix - The Adventure (PSX)
  35. Pitfall II - Lost Caverns (Atari 2600)
  36. The King of Fighters 2003 (Neo Geo)
  37. Zupapa! (Neo Geo)
  38. Earthworm Jim 2 (Mega Drive/Genesis)
  39. Bubble Bobble (Arcade)
  40. Bubble Symphony (Arcade)
  41. Felix the Cat (Famicom/NES)
  42. Mega Man World V (Game Boy)
  43. Gradius (Famicom/NES)
  44. Sonic 3 and Knuckles (Mega Drive/Genesis)
  45. Garfield - Big Fat Hairy Deal (Commodore 64)
  46. A Week of Garfield (Famicom/NES)
  47. Somari (Unlicensed Famicom)
  48. Dragon's Lair (Arcade-Laserdisc)
  49. Dig Dug (Arcade)
  50. Super Mario Land 2 (Game Boy)
  51. Adventure (Atari 2600)
  52. Lode Runner (Arcade)
  53. Wonder Momo (Arcade)
  54. Adventure Island (Famicom/NES)
  55. Garfield - Caught in the Act (Mega Drive/Genesis)
  56. Space Channel 5 (Dreamcast)
  57. Super Mario Bros. (Famicom/NES)
  58. Mega Man World III (Game Boy)
  59.  Pac-Attack (SNES/Super Famicom)
  60. Cliff Hanger (Arcade-Laserdisc)
  61. Pac-Man (Arcade)
  62. Robotron: 2084 (Arcade)
  63. Q*bert (Arcade)
  64. Super Mario World 64 (Unlicensed Genesis)

 Well, that's it. Here's to a new year! 

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