I think co-op is a completely different ballgame, to be honest. I played the first game in co-op and found I enjoyed the experience a lot more. The ability to strategize with your co-op partner is a really fun and engaging part of it. I could definitely feel the difference even when I replayed the first game. When playing the sequel, I was frustrated with some of the changes it made to the first game's formula, even though I admired their intent. I felt limited by the amount of Action Points per turn I had and frustrated that I had to focus so heavily on damage in order to stay competitive with enemies, all of which had much more armor, damage, and action points than my party. Building a pure tank designed to crowd control enemies isn't a viable option in the sequel because it's so important to chew through physical and magic armor for your disables to work in the first place.

Having said that, they're both really great games. I just got grumpy with it after playing it for a ridiculous number of hours.

Unravel is cute game. I've been wanting to play the sequel for a while now.

I recommend! Chris-tall-is is a great game! Us NES players love it! But, you're entitled to your opinion.

What don't you like about it?

Lemmings? Again, you have very good taste. Be shore to try Lemmings 2 (Genesis version w/six button controller) and 3D Lemmings (preferably with that there PlayStation mouse.)

Wow, Paladin's Quest? Classy. Both that and the sequel Lennus 2 are pretty great RPGs. Lennus 2 is a game you'll need to play in some way.

"This game is kinda bad."
So I've heard. [Link]
It's a shame too; a case of "what could have been". It's not like it had a lot of competition on the N64, but perhaps that's exactly why it was so half-assed no-assed.
It has its own look and feel, but the few interesting ideas it does have are executed poorly... as are its bad ideas.

"This game is kinda bad.", made me bust out laughing. Imagine a day when the only rpg to be seen on your N64 was that game, and (if you can), having it for a full 5-day rental as a young man. I it though!

Let us not mention the fact that I want to get it now as an adult.

"'The Adventures of Lolo?' You better s-s-save [rhymes with "have"] saved the receipt!"

Lolo huh? Ya got good taste, Lyndis.

Quest 64!

I wish my motion sickness didn't act up when I played that game, because I really do enjoy it. I rented it a ton back as a kid and somehow didn't get sick then from it...although Space Station Silicon Valley is another story

I should really, really get back to Automata. I've only done the A ending.