Rules:

1. Your post must be about retrogaming and by retrogaming I mean gaming on any platform that is not current/modern or platforms that are discontinued of production. Examples of OK posts are:
   


• a PC Game that was published before 3 years before the time of your post
  
• a PS3 game
  


2. Your post must be accompanied by a screenshot and/or a title shot.
   
3. Your post must be of a relatively unpopular/undiscovered/rare/obscure game that you recommend and you also must describe why are you recommending it (so no, don't go on recommending Chaos Engine).
   
4. Your post must be filtered through common sense (do I have to explain this?)

Enjoy!

PS3 is retrogaming now?!

Since the market now dictates: PS4... why not?

I'll confess, I'm secretly expecting some cool Amiga titles to show up!

amiga? pfff

and while im on it

boulderdash isn't obscure.

hahaha, PS3 <----> retrogaming, hahahahahahahahaha

well, for me all non-OCS Amiga are already modern platforms...

chess isn't obscure either.

But it's retro!

ok, more obscure then

Thanks for the on-topic posts so far.

As for the "retrogaming" term debate, to each his own.

Castelian for Nintendo Game Boy. It was one of the earliest 2.5D platformers.

Faxanadu for Nintendo Entertainment System. A fairly obscure action role-playing game.

Cyborg Justice for Sega Mega Drive. An uncommon beat'em'up that allowed to take body parts of opponents and integrate them into your own body.

Shadow Dancer for Sega Mega Drive. One of the most difficult games ever: A single hit resulted in a loss of life.

Psyborg, Atari ST
http://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-st-psyborg_10314.html

The Misadventures of Flink for Sega Mega Drive. A fairly obscure platform game coded by an Austrian programmer (AFAIK with demoscene affiliation?).