Greatest Original NES Games of All Time
Metroid or Final Fantasy

Pick Your Favorite

METROID

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FINAL FANTASY
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Why This Battle Matters

Imagine a world where alien-infested labyrinths meet spell-casting quests — that's Metroid versus Final Fantasy for you. One thrives on atmospheric exploration, the other on epic narratives. These titans don't just represent different gaming philosophies; they epitomize the pioneering spirit of the original NES era, each carving out legacies that have radically shaped our cultural landscape. What's at stake? Defining what makes a game truly legendary. As you decide, ask yourself: do you value innovative gameplay or immersive storytelling most? Your choice echoes far beyond this matchup.

🔥 Fan Takes

u guys srs rn? metroid slaps no cap 🚀
Final Fantasy is like your first love; unforgettable and emotionally messy. Metroid? Just a fling.
honestly, Metroid is cool but FF had me with the plot twists??

How Fans Are Voting

In this battle:

Fans currently prefer Metroid over Final Fantasy when it comes to the greatest Original NES Games of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Metroid 85.7% of the time over Final Fantasy.

Across all battles:

Metroid win rate: 30.0%

Final Fantasy win rate: 18.8%

Fan FAQs

Who's the top contender in the Greatest Original NES Games league on GoatWars?

Currently, Super Mario Bros. is holding the crown as the top contender in the Greatest Original NES Games league. You can check out who's leading and their stats on the GOAT List.

What's the big deal about this matchup between Metroid and Final Fantasy in the Greatest Original NES Games league?

This matchup is a classic showdown between two pioneering genres: the explorative, action-packed world of Metroid versus the expansive, story-driven universe of Final Fantasy. Each game has a distinct style that carved out huge followings, creating a fierce rivalry in the league.

Why is Metroid dominating Final Fantasy in this head-to-head battle?

Metroid is crushing it probably because the game's non-linear play style was a game-changer back in the day. Fans love the exploration and the atmosphere it brings to the table, which might be swaying more votes its way compared to the traditional RPG elements of Final Fantasy.