10 SNES Games Designed To Make You Quit Part II

You thought we covered the worst of it in Part 1. We didn't. There are games on the Super Nintendo that never made the conversation, never showed up on the big lists, and never got the credit they deserved for how completely and thoroughly they destroyed an entire generation of American kids. Today we're setting the record straight. This is Part 2 of our SNES games designed to make you quit, and this list hits differently. We're talking about a Disney game that made children cry before they even reached the halfway point. A sequel that took everything brutal about Zombies Ate My Neighbors and made it worse. A shooter with a checkpoint system so punishing it should have come with a warning label. And a finale that revisits one of the most beloved games on the system — because what happens in its final act deserves its own conversation entirely. From The Lion King's infamous Stampede level, to the surgical cruelty of R-Type III, to Super Castlevania IV's final stretch and the Dracula fight that most players never actually reached — every game on this list earned its spot the hard way. Chapters 00:48 the lion king 02:40 pocky and rocky 1992 04:38 plok 1993 06:28 UN squadron 1991 08:33 super r type 1991 10:40 ghoul patrol 12:30 super castlevania 4 1991 14:51 SSW:thw empire strikes back 1993 17:08 r type 3 TTL 1994 19:42 super castlevania 4 stage 15 1991 Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 Allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. All video clips, images, and music used in this video belong to their respective owners. And just like Part 1, this list is going to start arguments. Some of you are going to say R-Type III should be number one. Some of you are going to say Super Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back belongs higher. Some of you are going to tell us we still left something off. Good. Drop it in the comments. That's exactly what this community is here for. These weren't just hard games. They were a filter. And most of us didn't make it through.