Hey guys, take a look at this:
http://oldgametreasury.wikia.com/wiki/Official_%26_Pirate_Treasury_Wiki

Does this look familiar by any chance?

http://www.spriters-resource.com/nes/streetfighter4/index.html

All of them have been uploaded to The Spriter's Resource.

Pretty much post your favorite and worst NES/Famicom games here. However, do NOT post something that everyone knows and is bound to agree on (Action 52 being worst, SMB3 being best, etc.) Also no pirates here either.

Favorites:

Gimmick!/Mr. Gimmick - Good graphics, beautiful music, awesome gameplay...honestly one of my all time favorites.

Joy Mech Fight - Probably THE best fighting game for the Famicom/NES. This is a game I honestly want to see remaked or getting a sequel.

Spelunker - This game I feel like is one of the most underrated NES games. Pretty challenging but yet, addicting.

Armadillo - Also known as Super Mario Bros. IV or Rock Roll 3M, a pretty cool platformer that makes you switch back and forth between 2 forms. (Normal and ball)

Worst:
Takeshi No Chousenjou - I like this game for the novelty value but it's pretty crap overall. It's not hard dying here or screwing up really bad. (The karaoke part is annoying)

Castelian/Kyoro Chan Land - Not THE worst but it should have done better as a port from the Commodore 64 version. The music doesn't sound as cool and the bonus screens aren't as fun. They also didn't take much advantage of the new stuff like the fact there is more buttons on the controller.

Winter Games - Another computer classic that got butchered on the NES. Heck, the Atari versions did even better! (My dad ported the 7800 version just throwing that out there) The NES version only has 4 selections which is even less then the 2600's and the controls are horrid on it.

Transformers: Convoy No Nazo - You're just bound to die everywhere in this game and with the bullets going right over the enemies, that doesn't really help. It's weird how a huge robot can easily explode from a bullet. The music is a bit addicting though.

Street Fighter III is a pretty good port of SFII with a totally different engine that hasn't been reused. Now SFIII has used a ton of stuff from other games but this lacks a copyright. Now here's what I gathered so far:

-As we all probably know, SFIII uses graphics straight from Master Fighter VI' but with the Yoko's removed and the sprites for the fighters are somewhat shorter. There's leftovers from Yoko's SFII titlescreen in the ROM as well.
-Ryu's and Chun-Li's portraits from Street Blaster II Pro almost match up. Some details are different here and there but I highly doubt it was a coincidence.
-The portraits in SFIII match up exactly with the ones in SFV (20 Peoples) with the exception of Balrog's/Vega's (which is totally different)

This also makes me wonder if Cony Soft's games were published under Ge De seeing how their cartridge art is original (one of their carts uses the MFVI' art) and that SFIII only used stuff from those two companies.

I say go for it.