Multiplayer and Obscure Snes games?

[Fatalstar64]

Hey guys I'd like some recommendations as to where to take my collection from here. Also if anyone knows a great store in Buffalo that would be nice as the game stores in Toronto charge an arm and a leg.

Here is what I've got so far
Actraiser
Actraiser 2
Aero The acrobat
Battletoads/Double Dragon
Breath of fire
Castlevania IV
Cool Spot
Chrono Trigger
Cybernator
Donkey Kong Country
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong quest
Final fantasy 3
Illusion of Gaia
Killer Instinct
Kirby Superstar
Phalanx
Pocky and Rocky
Shadowrun
Sparkster
Starfox
Super Mario All Stars
Super Mario Rpg- The legend of the 7 stars
Super mario World
Super Star Wars
Tetris Attack
The legend of the mystical ninja
The legend of Zelda- a Link to the past
The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse
Yoshi's Island (Super Mario world 2)
Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel

[vxkens]

Kirby's Dream Course is a lot of fun in multiplayer

[Voliko]

NBA Jam Tournement edition + a multi-tap = 4 player madness.

Also, one of the Bomberman games.

[Jorpho]

Uniracer has lots of fans.

[JohnnyA]

There are a few independent stores in Buffalo that are decent. I haven't been to them in so long though that I can't remember their names. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. :-(

[Matt-El]

Can't mention multiplayer without Super Bomberman 1 and 2.

[Smashed Brother]

Since you seem to enjoy Aero the Acrobat and Zero, you should definitely look out for Aero the Acrobat 2! It's a great game and far surpasses the original!

Also, check out both Super Turrican 1 and 2! They both have great graphics, music and are extremely fun to play, especially the second one, with all of the variety in each level and the fun grappling hook mechanic. ST1 is pretty common and should be easy to find cheap, but ST2 is inexplicably rare, and to some people, rare=valuable...

[DigitalSpace]

First off, it's not obscure, but get Super Metroid ASAP.

As for obscure stuff:

B.O.B.
*Biker Mice From Mars (think Rock N Roll Racing meets Mario Kart)
Claymates
Dino City
*Dirt Trax FX
*Disney's Goof Troop
Firepower 2000
Lamborghini American Challenge
On the Ball
Plok
Prehistorik Man
SimAnt
Soldiers of Fortune
Space Megaforce
Spanky's Quest
*Spectre
*Super Baseball 2020
The Twisted Tales of Spike McFang
*Uniracers
*Zombies Ate My Neighbors

* - Multiplayer-friendly

And here's a similar thread worth looking through:
Underrated Super Nintendo games

[exit]

Goof Troop is multiplayer.

Not quite how obscure it's considered, but Magical Quest Staring Mickey Mouse is a great game. It's kind of sequel Great Circus Mystery is multiplayer, but pretty meh in comparison.

[vxkens]

Lots of meh and downright awful games in that thread, but everyone has their own tastes. Please stay away from Gunforce though, unless you enjoy action games that slow to a crawl anytime more than 5 sprites are on screen.

[Fatalstar64]

First off, it's not obscure, but get Super Metroid ASAP.

As for obscure stuff:

B.O.B.
*Biker Mice From Mars (think Rock N Roll Racing meets Mario Kart)
Claymates
Dino City
*Dirt Trax FX
*Disney's Goof Troop
Firepower 2000
Lamborghini American Challenge
On the Ball
Plok
Prehistorik Man
SimAnt
Soldiers of Fortune
Space Megaforce
Spanky's Quest
*Spectre
*Super Baseball 2020
The Twisted Tales of Spike McFang
*Uniracers
*Zombies Ate My Neighbors

* - Multiplayer-friendly

And here's a similar thread worth looking through:
Underrated Super Nintendo games

Yes I'm looking for Super Metroid but not for $40 loose plus tax lmao. Which is why I'd like some suggestions for stores. South East Ontario area/Buffalo

[Jorpho]

Sir, if it exists at all, any store that will charge substantially below market value for quality games and that is known by your typical forum-poster will likely have a selection that has been thoroughly picked over at this point.

[dreamcaster]

Check out Top Gear 3000, if anything because of it's 4-player split screen mode which seemed like a significant technical achievement on the SNES.

[Steven]

FireStriker!

Multiplayer fun and pretty obscure (esp. to the casual gamer).

On the SFC side, there are many (see my website for more info). Battle Cross, Otoboke, Super Tekkyu Fight!!, Puzzle N'Desu, Spark World, etc.