We’re back to NES games. For now, we’ll be alternating between NES and SNES releases for these discussion threads.
I haven’t played much of Crystalis but I really want to play more of it. It’s a fun take on the popular Zelda-style formula of the time.
Definitely superior to the first game, but I also haven’t played this one. I really should when I have the time.
Hi all, I've been wanting to play some old Nintendo games like Banjo Kazooie, Mario 64, Mario Sunshine, and Bomberman 64. I'm clueless when it comes to emulators and I also don't want to pay for a subscription to Nintendo online just to play these if they have it . . . Which is ridiculous, they should just let us buy a game and not have to subscribe.
If anyone can lead me in the right direction?
Also, in my research I noticed they released Super Mario 3D all-stars for the Switch which was Mario 64, Sunshine, and Galaxy . . . But only for a limited time? Dafuq? Lol I got so excited when I found that, but it's not available anymore.
So, at the end of the Star Fox Direct, they highlighted four games. Star Fox for the SNES, Star Fox 64 for the Nintendo 64, Star Fox Adventures for the GameCube, and Smash Bros Ultimate, celebrating Star Fox's past.
Now, a thread three of these games share is that they are playable on the Switch and Switch 2. Star Fox is on the SNES Classic library, Star Fox 64 is on the Nintendo 64 Classics library, and Smash Bros Ultimate is a Switch game.
Which leaves Adventures as the odd game out since it's not currently on the GameCube Classics library.
But I think this may be a hint that it's coming, especially given no other Star Fox game was highlighted beyond those four and Adventures makes sense as the next game in the series to add to NSO
This isn't about complaints, but a reflection on our role as passionate fans. We deserve better than a polished version of a 30-year-old game every decade. Loving a franchise means wanting it to grow, to take risks, and to surprise us. If we keep settling for the same old mission, we might never see Fox McCloud truly take flight into the future. It’s time to stop polishing the past and start asking for the innovation and creativity that made us fall in love with Nintendo in the first place.
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To me this just seems like a pretty average soccer game, with some interesting graphical showcases of Mode 7. Unfortunately, you can’t play this game on NSO any more, as it was removed for copyright concerns, making it one of the few delisted titles.
Again, it’s basically just tennis, with some cool graphical showcase effects.
A side-scrolling action game with an awesome soundtrack, typical of Sunsoft games at this time. It was originally made as a Terminator game, but they lost the license, so made something original instead.
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Idk if you guys remember this game but back in the day this game was tearing up the racing scene and Pixar sued Nintendo since the unicycle was also used in a Pixar short film, in my opinion you shouldn’t be able to trademark a object being used as a character since it’s an object, does Pixar now just own the rights to all unicycles? It was one of my favorite games as a kid to play at my great great aunt’s house!
This is another really good-looking SNES game…and by far its gameplay is the best out of anything in its spinoff series as well.
This game’s a classic even today. I loved my playthrough of it.
This was a true passion project for me to do, I always wanted to make a stop motion similar to Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas with real toys! A lot of time and money went into this project I had to buy every figure in the video most of them being from the original Toybiz figure line from 2000! Except for Lego Young Link because they never made an action figure of him apart from a 600 dollar epoch figure believe me I looked for hours! Me being a perfectionist I wanted to make this as accurate to the commercial as possible and I’m quite proud of the end result. Could it be better? Of course but as a disabled man with shaky hands I’d say I’d did a pretty good job! So I hope everyone enjoys this because the end goal here was to make every Zelda fan smile because this commercial is just so cool!
While not the best Mario Kart by any means, this one is still an enjoyable time…from the perspective of no other Mario Kart games existing, that is. Whenever I go back and play this on Switch, I’m always tempted to just play Mario Kart World instead.
For an SNES game released in the early 90’s, this game NAILS the horror atmosphere. I haven’t finished it yet, but my favorite part of it is that vibe it gives.
Woooo!! Yeah!! 69!!!
This game is hard to the point that even though it looks good I ultimately don’t care much…could never beat the first stage.
Anyway, you may have noticed I hadn’t posted for a few days. This is because after my review of Super EDF, where I said I didn’t care about it much, the surprisingly high number of fans of that game locked me in an empty room and forced me to beat the game. My opinion didn’t change much, but ultimately they respected that I at least gave it a chance and let me go.
So if I’m ever not posting for a while, just assume a similar thing happened to me.