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5 Cult Games From 1994 All ’80s Kids Know Were Perfect From Start to Finish
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1994 was a huge year for video games, giving players all-timers like Super Metroid, Donkey Kong Country, and Final Fantasy VI.
Here are five cult games from 1994 that you should check out.
Keep in mind, this list isn’t the be-all, end-all of cult 1994 games.
1) Kid Klown in Crazy ChaseKid Klown in Crazy Chase isn’t trying to do too much, which is what makes it so perfect.
Again, Kid Klown isn’t innovative, but it does nail everything it’s going for, and deserves so much more love.