6. Low G Man
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If you dont remember Low G Man dont worry, it came out in the last phase of the Sega Genesis and SNESs life spans. Some gamers might remember that both consoles went out with a bang and those last few developers squeezed every ounce of processing power out of those machines and mad some really good games in the end. If there was any game from that last few years or so that deserved a second chance to wow gamers it was Low G Man, the G stood for gravity by the way. Low G Man was a side scroller more akin to Mega Man and Mario then say Final Fight. The heros main ability (as you have probably guessed) was to make gravity defying leaps as he raced to complete his goal. Now, imagine a sand box game where that kind of ability is utilized.
Update: Low G Man screams open world environment gaming. Doing things that would be the envy of even the most savvy parkour enthusiast, Low G Man would be one of those games that had the player hooked the moment he or she leapt their character from the street to a nearby rooftop. At that point, why my guy is doing what hes doing, means nothing just let me run around this city jumping to new heights, Ill actually do something later. The Xbox One and PS4 have the guts to make a game like this incredible.