They are usually nonlinear, with submerged caverns and tunnels branching out from the main bodies of water. The main part of the gameplay in Ecco the Dolphin relies on exploring various aquatic levels. But that task will be not be an easy one, as you will have to travel through time and space with the Atlantean time machine, and meet the mystical Asterite in order to defeat the Vortex Queen. The five shining stars on your forehead show that you are the chosen one to save them. As Ecco, you are the only dolphin who managed to escape from a giant whirlpool which sucked down your entire pod. The storyline is actually deeper that one may think by looking at the box illustration. Indeed, you can do pretty much everything a typical dolphin does, including eating fish, surfacing in order to breathe, using your biological sonar and of course, jumping out of the water to amaze your friends. What are your favorite games on the list above, and if Nintendo ever decided to do something similar (highly doubtful), what SNES games would you want to see? Let us know in the comments below.Travel through time along with Ecco the dolphin, in the only game that could call itself a 'dolphin simulator'. Peripheral support, including controllers, seems to be pretty good from the product reviews. Here's your chance to give them another try. As a Nintendo kid, I missed out on a lot of the early '90s console classics.

Especially if your parents were cool enough to get you a Genesis. With the exception of the Ecco games (I never could get behind a game about dolphins), I highly recommend every title on the list. Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master.Landstalker: The Treasures of King Nole.Here's a full list of the games, from the Amazon product page: ToeJam & Earl: Cool before cool was a thing. There are some classic titles here, including the original Sonic the Hedgehog trilogy, Golden Axes I and II, Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle, the Streets of Rage games and, my personal favorites, ToeJam & Earl and its sequel, ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron. The games are downloaded straight from Amazon and can be played on PCs running the Windows XP operating system and later. The game publisher's 48-Game Arcade Pack is available for download at $4.88 today, about 7 percent of the usual $70 price tag for the set. If you get goosebumps thinking about the boot-up music of the Sega Genesis, Amazon has a major deal for you today.

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