BTW it’s a Rare game for people not knowing of this game.

This and R.C Pro-Am are probably my moste played Rare games.

Danganronpa V3. Great storytelling, lovable characters, awesome music! One of the greatest visual novels out there.

Dreamcast Edition!
Seaman: not really a game. More of a virtual pet. I enjoyed talking to it and sharing my life. It was way ahead of its time. Pretty shit compared to the assistant apps of today but back than, incredible.

Zombie Revenge: Two player co-op beat em up with great graphics, gameplay, and challenge. A gem from a bygone era.

Illbleed: Not sure how to describe this. Resident Evil on drugs. Lots of humor. Lots of "fan service". And a parody of Toy Story.

Great game, I still have the original game somewhere as well. I only managed to finish it on Rare's Replay with its rewind feature. 

The game got extremely hard and frustrating at the end. That last boss fight was increbliy hard and not sure how to beat it without cheating. 

Game deserves a remake, I was hoping the creators of Snake Pass would go out and make a full remake/reboot of Snake, Rattle and Roll.

You guys ready for this? All these games are for the Acorn.

1) Ibix the Viking - I played his on my dad's first Acorn computer, it was a basic arse platformer but had a level editor too. Was one of the first games I remember playing properly. (Played Ghostbusters/space invaders on Commadore 64 but don't really remember that, too young).
2) Mad Professor Mariarti - open level based platformer, where you had to collect items and solve puzzles to get past it. Was a superb game.
3) Swiv - not sure on the obscurity of this one but me and my bro spent hours playing the co op.
4) Moonquake - A Bomber man rippoff but had multiplayer with my bro, against each other. Was great fun.

If anyone knows of 1 and 4 I'd be impressed.

Formula still works, I'd love to see a AA budget modern take on it.

Hearts of Iron 2 especially with the addon Armageddon its the best rts for me and still is making fun on lan

This is one of my favourite N64 games. Not without flaws as you say, but it oozes character and charisma. Some really memorable music as well. Never got round to fully completing it though... I hope to one day.

I've got a lot of games I love.  Here are some that few people have played and may (or may not) have heard of:

Freedom Force - It's a real time, tactical, super-hero game.  It's just so much damn fun.  It's the only game I've played where you can control your own super hero team.  Well, that and the sequel.  A lot of love went into making this game.  It pays homage to Silver Age comics like the ones written by Stan Lee.  There was, for a good time, also a fan community that made a ton of optional content for this game (i.e. including a lot of stuff that was IP protected).  That also added a lot of extra life to a game I already loved to death.

Heroes of Might and Magic 2 - Occasionally I will find someone who really likes HoMM3, but I don't think I've found a person in the past couple of decades who has even played HoMM2.  Personally I think this game is the better one on the single player side.  (HoMM3 is a lot more balanced and therefore much better for multiplayer.)  Before I encountered this game, I had played several fantasy strategy games like Master of Magic.  But my favorite part of those games was just building a single army or two and just wiping the floor with the enemy.  Well in HoMM2, you are encouraged to do just that very thing.  Get a hero (or a few heroes) and focus on building up a huge army for him to battle the enemy.  It's just so well executed on this simple premise.  It has several expansions.  It's only obscure because of age and being from the PC.

Katamari Damacy - This has several sequels, but few people know that the first game is easily the best.  It has the best levels and the best music and the least crap that weighs down the other games.  This game is short, but I've replayed it a ton of times.  The sequel, We <3 Katamari, is also pretty good.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy - This and the sequel are extremely addictive games for me.  I really love Final Fantasy music much more than the music from any other franchise.  This turns all of that music into a rhythm game.  This is the sort of game that I will probably be playing for the rest of my life.

Mr. Do - This is an old arcade game that plays a lot like Dig Dug (another game I totally love.)  You do a lot of digging but you also try to crush monsters by pushing apples on them.  I highly recommend both this and Dig Dug to anyone who has never played either.  (Optimally you will play them on an arcade cabinet.)

Anteater - I recently found this really old game at a nearby arcade.  I can just play this over and over again for hours.  It's a maze game, but you just run your tongue through the whole maze eating ants and worms and stuff.  I like it more than Pac Man, but few have heard of it.  It's so simple but addictive.  

Back in the gamecube days, I remember picking up second sight for 15 bucks new.... never heard of it and and it looked cool so I took the chance on it. I loved that game. I had a blast with it, and it really was a diamond in the rough.