Sentences with phrase «nes gamers remember»

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Remember in the last two years when Nintendo tried to release a «Classic NES» with 10 games and a «Classic SNES,» but kind of neither one ever really came out?

107:27: Speaking of that Church, does anyone remember the last level of the Batman NES game.

does anyone remember bayou billy or milons secret castle on the nes or the original castlevania these game handed you your a ** some did nt have a save at all you had to leave the system on all day and hope your mother did nt accidentally cut it off.

It is a tribute tot he fans who remember picking up a game to completion on the NES in an hour or two.

does anyone remember bayou billy or milons secret castle on the nes or the original castlevania these game handed you your a ** some did nt have a save at all you had to leave the system on all day and hope your

Man, I remember having the Dragon Warrior games on NES and I played them all sooo many times.

I remember one of my friends wondering why I had dusted off the NES again when there were so many newer, cooler games to play, but even with the limited experience of my 12 - year old mind, I knew that Dragon Quest 3, or I suppose Dragon Warrior 3 at that time, was something special.

Like Dragon Quest 1 and 2, this version is based on a previous feature phone remake, so it's a bit more colorful than you might remember from its NES or Game Boy releases in North America.

I vaguely remember playing the first NES game before that but for obvious reasons, it failed to captivate me.

Speaking of puzzle games, Wario's Woods is available on both Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. It's a relatively unknown NES game that definitely deserves a little more spotlight, as I remember having a lot of fun playing through it when I first discovered it in the original Animal Crossing.

The kid in me that still remembers waiting patiently for a good new game to come out for the NES seems baffled that I actually have to make somewhat serious decisions on what games I should play to make the best of my free time.

Remember all the way to NES - SNES Nin schooled Square with censoring so when Square decided to start making games back on Nin's system they already knew the deal when making content like that on a Nin system.

I still remember getting my first NES for my birthday, cracking open Super Mario Bros., and humming the most iconic tunes in all of video game - dom as I hopped, skipped, and warped my way through wave after wave of Goombas and Koopa Troopas in my quest to rescue the increasingly elusive Princess.

The first game I remember playing was the original Super Mario Bros. on NES on a small CRT screen in the corner of my childhood bedroom.

Everyone remembers the Mariner from the Waterworld video games released in the mid -»90s for Game Boy, Super NES, Virtual Boy and PC.

-- Do you remember folks getting angry that SNES couldn't play NES games?

I grew up with the NES too and remember all too well the Contras and the Ninja Gaiden difficultys but when i look back to that time, i don't know how i had any fun with those games at age 5!

People remember and still love their Nes / PS1 / Dreamcast / 360's but I feel that 10 year from now nobody is gonna remember this gens consoles... maybe we'll remember one game we have fun with but no THE console.

Gamers above a certain age will remember the pain, torment and stress that the original NES Contra inflicted upon them.

It can be remembered that the NES Classic Edition frustrated gamers due to the difficulty of purchasing units of the retro gaming console, as Nintendo has not been able to keep up with its massive demand.

Some might argue that the NES versions of these games are better remembered because they're simply better games, but the games» presence here means that the curious can find out for themselves.

I remember this game on the NES.

Community Manager Mike Gamin looks back at an NES game he fondly remembers from his youth, while new staffer (and crack news writer) Lukasz Balicki presents the facts about a Genesis game that loves acronyms.

«The Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition is ideal for anyone who remembers playing the NES, or who wants to pass on those nostalgic memories to the next generation of gamers.»

For those that remember the classic 1989 NES title DuckTales, the news that a remastered version of the game was going to be released in 2013 was pure nostalgia heaven.

March 16 Do you remember the joy of renting NES, Genesis and SNES games back in the day?

The Nintendo NES system is great for anyone feeling nostalgic for old games they remember playing when they were young.

I remember hating some of those old games as a kid, like Ghosts «n Goblins on NES.

Here's one I remember during the Winter of 1989, when Nintendo and Pepsi teamed up to promote the NES, Game Boy, and other fun stuff through a sweepstakes:

For people on a Nintendo enthusiast website, i'm sure there are several games that we wish we could see on the system (I remember several articles about this subject months back), but for people like my cousins who used to play on NES / SNES when they were younger, all of the big Mario / Zelda / Donkey Kong / Metriod / Star Fox / Bomberman games are on there, and that absolutely meets their needs when we get together.

I remember they had one of those 10 game NES kiosks.

Although it's part of the Art Style series, I remember it much more for the fact that it was a puzzle game that's as coated in an NES flavor as Tetris DS.

What, don't remember doing that in any of your NES games?

Here's one I remember during the Winter of 1989, when Nintendo and Pepsi teamed up to promote the NES, Game Boy, and other fun stuff through a sweepstakes: I remember wanting the display they showed at the end so badly, as I thought a Santa Mario was really cool.

The first console I can remember playing is the NES and the first game I've ever owned was the Super Mario Bros / Duck Hunt 2 - in - 1 cartridge.

I remember plugging away at that game on my NES for what seemed like forever.

Other memorable games that I remember owning on the NES include Super Mario Bros. 3, Dick Tracy, Little Nemo, Metroid, A Boy and His Blob, and Final Fantasy.

In the dimly remembered (well, certainly for anyone under 30) days of the original NES, Capcom produced a string of Disney titles that managed to be almost magical — licensed games of genuine quality.

If the look of Super Mario XP is different from what you may remember of Super Mario Bros but at the same time familiar, that is because the game is set in the world of Castlevania, another of the classic NES platformers from the late 1980s.

While the first DuckTales game is fondly remembered, for a long time many NES gamers didn't even know this sequel existed.

I remember back in the nineties renting the NES version of this game from Blockbuster thinking it would be cool.

I still remember how excited I was when our dad randomly bought us Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game on NES when we stopped by Wal - Mart one day.

I was almost 11 - years - old on Christmas day, 1988, and I still remember getting one of my favorite NES games, Blaster Master by Sunsoft.

The video game character that many of us remember from our childhoods is now three decades old, making anyone that remembers the launch of the NES feel very old indeed.

Sony's PS4 Pro is now on the shelves as is the Nintendo NES Classic Edition console — setting the stage for eager gamers to pick up new titles and remember what they loved about previous ones.

I remember renting the NES version of the game back in grade school, and enjoyed it for a little while until I got board of it.

The most widely remembered version of Double Dragon is undoubtedly the NES game.