Bison or Psycho Mantis or Atheon, they’ve all served as finish lines, final examinations, and feats of collaboration. That goes most for these 100 bosses, who have been providing gamers with shared war stories for more than 30 years. Assembled by a committee of gaming journalists with various tastes, our rank factored in each enemy’s overall difficulty, the novelty of their fight mechanics, and their influence on subsequent games. Most important, however, was how vividly they lingered in our minds.
Super Mario 64 (1996, Nintendo 64/Wii/DS) It’s not something you easily forget.Įdited by: Mike Rougeau Essay by: Joshua Rivera List contributors: Brian Feldman, Stefanie Fogel, Phil Hornshaw, Sarah LeBouef, Julie Muncy, Max Read, Joshua Rivera, Jake Swearingen, Kaitlin Tremblay A good boss encounter elevates the game it’s in. It’s a tale as old as time: plumber meets demonic turtle, demonic turtle kidnaps plumber’s girlfriend, plumber defeats demonic turtle.
Super Mario 64 changed up the classic series formula by giving Mario a 3-D world for the first time ever, but despite the gameplay changes, one thing was the same: Bowser was a jerk.
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