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[B-MAN]

I was checking today wich emulaters the gp2x has. And there are so many devices emulated that i don't even know. I also don't know any of the games that you play on em.

So i'd like to create a topic that lists all top games on different emulators that run on the gp2x. Unfurtunaly i can't start out with a good example sinc ei don't know that many console games. Here's some that i like tho.

Nes:
Kirby's Adventure

Snes:
Breath of Fire
Final Fantasy 4

ZX Spectrum:
Chaos

Gameboy (color):
Final Fantasy adventure

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Sega Genesis/megadrive
* Sonic (especially 2)
* Comix Zone
* Wonderboy boy in monster world
* Columns
* Psycho pinball (got to know this game via the game league)
* Vectorman
* Toe jam and earl

C64
* The last Ninja 2
* Emlyn Hughes International Soccer
* The way of the exploding fist
* Barbarian
* International Karate 2
* Summer games 2
* Leaderboard Golf
* California games
* Samurai Warrior: The Battles of Usagi Yojimbo

Highly recommended C64 site: http://www.lemon64.com/

Wonderswan
* Guilty Gear Petit 1 & 2
* One Piece: Swan Colosseum
* Turntablist: DJ Battle
* Final lap 2000
* Mr Driller

List of playable games here (Sorry, dutch..) http://www.gpark.nl/Wonderswan_games.php

[Daid]

I higly recomment these games:

Nes:
Crystalis: Game compairable to Zelda for the snes. Great game. (Got the actual cartridge here) But not sure if the current emulators are up for it.
Metal gear - snakes revence: Simply a fantastic game. I still haven't been able to finish it. (Also got the actual cartridge)

SNes:
Final Fantasy 6 (also known as 3): Just one of the best RGPs ever.
Aliens 3: Fun platform game.
Actraiser: Platform game with a mix of sort of RTS from time to time.
Evo: Quite an orrigonal game for it's time. Platform game on which you evole from a fish finaly to a human being. Which a whole lot of forms in between. Every form has a hole bunch of upgrades you can get.
Zelda: Ofcourse.
Tales of Phantasia: Not an easy game to find. But an interresting RPG to play. Has real action fights instead of option based fights you usualy see in RPGs.
Soul blazer: Top view hack and slash game, good GFX, nice music.
Shadowrun: Very origonal action RPG. Grab your gun and cyberdeck, and shoot some people and hack the world in the year 2050.
Crono Trigger: Great option based RPG. Some say the best RPG ever, but I think FF6 is better.

(Terranigma, Super Mario World, Secret of Mana are also nice games)

Game boy (color):
Zelda: Duh.
Zelda: Duh x2
Zelda: Duh Again. There are 3 zeldas for the GBC, Links awakening, Oracle of Seasons, Oracle of ages. All are great value.
Bionic Commando: This version, not the GBC version called "Bionic Commando - Elite Forces". Great platform game with nice music, and allows you to swing around with a graping hook.
Final Fantasy Adventure: Top view hack and slash RPG, more of an RPG then zelda and soulblazer.
Ninja Gaiden Shadow. Sidescroll platformer featuring a ninja. Music makes the game

Game boy advance:
This is hard, as there are loads and loads of bad games made for this console.
I have a URL that offers all games as downloads, but not sure if that is legal...

Anyhow, following games I found are very nice:
Zelda - Minish cap (gpSP crashes at the last dungeon, so you are warned)
Advance Wars 1 and 2
Kuru Kuru Kururin
Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow
Summon Night - Swordcraft Story 2

[Gavie]

I agree with most of the games listed below, I would like to add:

Genesis:
Gunstar Heroes (One of the first games in the metal-slug-genre)
James Pond 2
Micro Machines (1,2,69,Military) (Best race-series ever)
Altered Beast (Classic launch title)
Vectorman 2
Alisia Dragoon

SNES
Mario RPG (Great RPG with fantastic graphics for the SNES not emulatable yet I guess)
The Lost Vikings (1/2)
Mega Man series
Super Mario allstars / world
(Joe & Mac) Caveman 2/3
Demon's Crest

NES
Ufouria (Kirby-like game with a nice story)
Mega Man series

GBA
Metal Slug Advanced (No explanation needed)
Gunstar Super Heroes (Similar to Metal Slug but better IMO)
Jazz jackrabbit advanced (runs great on the emulator)