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Ice Hockey made it all the way to number 100 on IGN's Top 100 NES games of all time. Check out who made it to number 1!

By Tecmo | Released: 1990. It only took a year for Tecmo to follow-up the smash-hit status of the original Ninja Gaiden with its sequel. Officially titled The Dark Sword of Chaos, the gameplay remained true to the original, with one notable addition: While Ryu always could (and in many cases had to) grapple to walls to get around, Ryu could now scale up and down walls easily.

The nation of Wakanda fights against intervening world powers as they mourn the loss of their king T'Challa.

NES was recently named the best console of all time. We celebrate 100 of our favorites in the pages that follow with our list of the best games for Nintendo's killer system.

By Capcom | Released: 1988. You know that random guy named Captain Commando in the Marvel vs. Capcom fighting games? This was his debut – hiding inside a jetpack-equipped flying spacesuit and advancing against the forces of auto-scrolling space invaders out in the darkest reaches of the galaxy.

By Nintendo | Released: 1989. Though the company's probably best known for its stint as a Nintendo second-party developer in the SNES and N64 eras when it produced the Donkey Kong Country series, Killer Instinct, Banjo-Kazooie and Conker's Bad Fur Day, there was an earlier age when Rare was making the kinds of games that made Nintendo take notice to begin with, with games like Cobra Triangle.

Klax made it all the way to number 44 on IGN's Top 100 NES games of all time. Check out who made it to number 1!

Gradius made it all the way to number 34 on IGN's Top 100 NES games of all time. Check out who made it to number 1!

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