heh, I'm going through Super Mario 64 once again myself
Star Fox 64 is a great game too, I was thinking of getting one of the gamecube installments of the series.
So:
NES: Super Mario Brothers 1-3,Zelda, and Zelda II, Megaman (1-6) and a few others, like Journey to Silius, Solar jetman, Zanac, Terra Cresta, Metroid, Kid Icarus, Vindicators, and quite a few others.
SNES: Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island, Mario Kart, Zelda,Chrono Trigger (one of my favourites of all),F-Zero, Kirby (dream land 3 and Super star), Donkey Kong Country 1 through 3, Star Fox is alright on the SNES, too. Never was fond of fighting games like Killer Instinct, but it's an OK game too.
N64: Super Mario 64 is great, Just wish there were as many level hacks available as there are for Super Mario World. Super Smash Brothers (probably my favourite console game series), Star Fox, F-Zero X, Ocarina of Time and Majora's mask, too. (MM took a bit of getting used too, but I've come to like it at least as much as I like Ocarina of Time). San Francisco Rush and Rush 2 are good games as well; Mario kart 64 and Diddy kong racing are excellent games as well.
Gamecube: Don't have as many games for this one as my other systems, I have Smash Brothers Melee, Metroid Prime, Wind Waker, Mario Kart, and a few others. But it seems like some other good games I want are The twilight princess (not 100% on that one, looks and sounds good, seems fair to find out for myself), Super Mario Sunshine is a good game (controls are similar to N64 mario but I find myself far too used to the N64 physics. And I don't like how they made wall-kicks really easy, or removing the long jump and a few other things. I've only been able to play it on an emulator so far, I think it suffers from a bit of slowdown. Probably going to buy it on ebay, like I did the other games
Metroid Prime seems alright, but I've hardly even started the game. Double-Dash is hard to rate; they tried something new with the whole two characters per cart idea and added a bit of dimension to choosing different carts and characters, but I think they lost it with the immensely ridiculous elastic banding, even more so the mario kart 64. F-zero GX will be in my next batch I get off ebay.
PC games I play are diverse, AOE 1 through 3, (just getting used to AOE3, since AOE2 doesn't work properly in Vista
) Command & Conquer, the earlier ones, such as Covert Operations and Red Alert, as well as a sampling of newer ones, like generals. (well, newer, but not new, I suppose). Quake, Duke Nukem 3d and Doom, as well as crysis, and a LOT of other games.
Sometimes, when I feel like doom I use a very cool random level generator, a modified version of "Oblige" called "Obhack". I usually use it in combination with a modification called "ScoreDoom". the levels the generator makes are HUGE, with 800 or so enemies, and there are over 50 or so different kinds of enemies, too. I recommend it, it's great practice, and it adds a lot of replay value. on Average a run through one of the levels can sometimes take over 40 minutes or even an hour if you are the type who likes hunting down enemies