Top 16 Shigeru Miyamoto Games
Decades of genre-defining classics and bold reinventions from gaming's most influential mind, spanning platformers, sprawling adventures, and beyond. Cast your vote!
1The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
The N64 epic often cited as the highest-rated game ever, which Miyamoto produced and supervised.
1000pts
2Super Mario 64
The Nintendo 64 launch title that pioneered fully 3D platforming and free-roaming worlds.
907pts
3Super Mario Galaxy
The Wii platformer that sent Mario gravity-hopping across spherical planets to acclaim.
691pts
4Super Mario World
The SNES launch platformer that introduced Yoshi and a sprawling Dinosaur Land.
691pts
5The Legend of Zelda
The 1986 action-adventure that pioneered open exploration and saving game progress.
642pts
6Nintendogs
The DS virtual-pet hit Miyamoto conceived, using touch and mic to raise puppies.
642pts
7Super Mario Bros.
The 1985 platformer that defined the genre and rescued the home console industry.
584pts
8Super Mario Bros. 3
The acclaimed NES sequel that introduced the world map and power-up suits like the Tanooki.
584pts
9The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
The SNES top-down adventure with parallel light and dark worlds, widely considered a 2D peak.
513pts
10The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
The dark N64 follow-up built around a repeating three-day cycle and transformative masks.
513pts
11Star Fox 64
The on-rails space shooter that brought the Arwing and rumble feedback to the N64.
513pts
12Pikmin
The GameCube real-time strategy game about commanding tiny plant creatures on an alien world.
513pts
13F-Zero
The blistering SNES futuristic racer that showcased Mode 7 pseudo-3D speed.
513pts
14Super Mario Odyssey
The 2017 Switch sandbox platformer built around Cappy possession and globe-trotting kingdoms.
513pts
15Mario Kart 64
The N64 kart racer that popularized four-player split-screen multiplayer mayhem.
513pts
16Donkey Kong
Miyamoto's 1981 arcade debut that introduced both Donkey Kong and Mario (then 'Jumpman').
428pts
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