Your favourite 32+ platformer

[Darran@Retro Gamer]

Hi guys, please tell us your favourite 8-bit platformer, computer, arcade or console
this can cover both the 32, 64 and 128-bit genres

[RUOK]

Castlevania Symphony of the Night

[snowkatt]

spyro the dragon 1 and 2 no contest there what so ever

[HalcyonDaze00]

Prince of Persia - The Sands of Time, (PS2) - one of the most underrated games there has ever been.

[Hitman_HalStep]

not sure if it would count but it has some platforming in it,ratchet and clank.(up to and including crack in time)

[Smurph]

Pandemonium! on PS1, it was the first 2.5D game I played and I loved it, and laughed like a loon at the fun I was having.

[c0nfu53d]

Difficult. Are we allowed 3D platformers? If so Banjo Kazooie, If not then Wario 4. Wario 4 had the most amazing graphics and gameplay to match.

[FatTrucker]

Probably Mario 64 on the N64. Kind of moved away from platformers through the 32 bit era and beyond but M64 was pretty amazing at the time.

[Megamixer]

spyro the dragon 1 and 2 no contest there what so ever

What this guy said x infinity. Brilliant games full of nostalgia for me but they also look pretty clean and play well today too. That's not even mentioning the music which is just fantastic.

[will2097]

Gex on 3DO.

[nakamura]

Jak and Daxter and the Precursor Legacy. I wouldn't argue that this was the best ever platformer but it is certainly my favourite. I have completed it multiple times 100% and will do again. The mix of the world, the atmosphere and good old fashioned no gun platforming does it for me.

[clarance]

That would be Abe's Oddysee - very atmospheric.

[ZXSabreman]

I have always had a softspot for Clockwork Knight on the Saturn but if I had to choose one it would be Mario 64, it just blew me away at the time.

[Hiro]

The first three Spyro games on the PS1 were fantastic, Year of the Dragon probably the best one. Too bad the series has worsened a lot afterwards

[Lord Innit]

Banjo Kazooie all the way for me.