[KAME]

http://www.gamespot.com/features/6144735/i...utoplay=6144869

me and my bud a bit ago were just watching this from boredom.
Right after that we just got that urge to surge. So we went to my garage and pulled out my NES box with the games and hooked it up to my TV.

It took alot of hardcore oldtime mechanical skill to recover the life of the games (ie. blowing into the games and system. lol) but we had alot of fun- haven't played NES in like 9 years..

dont know where the rest of my games went though. Have alot of common games like dragon warrior, bubble bobble, mario 1/2/3, and some others. no duckhunt gun though! =(

lets REMINISCE! what were your favorite gamess =X

[nisee]

HAHAA, i remember blowing on the games
i think we gave away our console because i wasn't playing with it anymore. i still have the duckhunt gun somewhere though! v

[Take Five]

mario, duck hunt, ninja turtles project manhattan. and that's all i really remember.

[Golden Zeta Gundam]

Double dragon 2 and 3

[firelogic]

Hands down Contra and Ninja Gaiden II.

I was almost a Sega follower but the store was sold out so I settled on an NES. Boy was I glad how it turned out.

[sHiNHaWk]

Awesome, River City Rumble and Punch Out... BARF!!

[theonecalledy2ckt]

still have my NES. still love it to death <3

[Godotology]

there were alot of games I liked..but some that i constantly replayed.. (i'll try exclude all those cool translated Famicom games since I played them in my adult years, although I'm pretty sure I woulda liked some of em more if I knew of them when I was younger)

Destiny of an Emperor: Capcom's 3-kingdom inspired RPG. it had pretty good music for its time (chinese-ish soundtrack with megaman-ish sounding music for fights). It had alot of reply value because you could recruit just about anybody into your army and make up so many different teams. I have to say, i definitely played this game more than FF1 and any DW/DQ game for the NES)



Magic of scheherazade: A relatively unknown and very underrated game that combined both action-rpg and rpg modes. kinda like Zelda and Dragon Warrior in one. It was challenging because boss fights were in action-rpg mode and it was one of those games that had alot of pitfalls in dungeons.. and replayable because like DoE, you could have alot of different people in your party.


Ducktales: I pity the fool who didn't like Ducktales! pogostick is fun


Zelda II, the adventures of Link: Probably the most hours I logged unto any Zelda game simply because I truly thought that if I beat it 6 times, there would be a 2nd world like the first game =3. I'm probably one of the few who liked this side scrolling format over Zelda I.


Megaman 3: I like this megaman over the other 6 on the NES.. i really thought you got the most out of your money for this one.. 8 bosses, then after you beat them, you get to fight the megaman 2 bosses all over again! It also had a pretty nice story. And unlike the other megamans, Megaman's eyeballs tracked which boss you were going to select! Stupid megaman 5 and his fixed eyeballs. It is probably the last Easy megaman too.. all the ones after that had ridiculous damage rates. one shot actually took off only one bar of life on the enemy.


Conflict: It's actually a mediocre game.. but for its time, it was the only modern war strategy game out and I played it alot cuz of that


Dragon Warrior III: My fave out of the 4 NES versions simply because it had alot of replay value (make your own team), two worlds, and continued the Erdrick storyline. I liked it over FFI because it had brighter colors and a better storyline, but I still ranked it below DoE because.. well DWIII gets frustrating with its encounter rate


and finally my favorite NES game I ever owned..

Crystalis: One of the very very few action-RPG SNK ever made. It had large sprites, even larger enemies, lots of skills, an interesting story line and good music. But what made it stand out was its gameplay and controls. I don't know how the GBC "remake" ruined this game, but it just did.. stay clear of the GBC version.

[SlashRain]

Zelda II - its one of my favorite games of NES. I think I beat it when I was 4 because I remember getting home from preschool and playing while my older brother was still in class. I tried playing it again a year ago, and seems hard.

Battletoads - STUPID SPEED CAR LEVEL!! That part was always hard.

Kungfu - I still remember the sounds the guy makes when you attack...

[carol]

The games I had : Super Mario Brothers 3 (awesome game), Megaman, Startropics, and some Zelda "lookalike" game

[OsiX]

If it does that flashing thing, instead of blowing in it. Try using a cotton swap with some rubbing alcohol and rub that chip on both sides and the instead of the Nintendo. Then let it dry out and it'll work like new

[mistapooh]

dw3 and the translated version of Destiny of an Emperor 2

[Strawberry Boba Tea]

Wahaha. Makes me reminisce about Mega Man, Mario, Black Thorn, Zelda, Ninja Gaiden, Double Dragon, Kirby, Bubble Bobble, Contra... oh, Metroid too.

Who knew pixelated games were so entertaining? Who knew it brought up this much memories...?

[ajs_886]

I wish I still had my NES and Duckhunt gun oh well, at least i still have my SNES lying around somewhere

[instantnoodlez]

who needs to reminisce when you've got emulators and the revolution coming out? lol, i still have my nes(sadly doesn't work) and snes to whip out when i get nostalgic.

my friend sent me like all of the games for the nes/snes so i have them on my computer.

[Take Five]

^exactly. although i have an emulator, i'm not gonna bother with it and just wait for the revolution.

[BboyOrion]

BALLOON FIGHT!!!! haha that was the funnest game ever. You fly around with a needle on your butt and two balloons. And then u try to pop each others balloons. They should make a new version of that lol.

[`LANE]

Double dragon 2 and 3

definitely & smash bros


how much do u think an NES goes for nowadays ?

[cutekid]

i definitely love super mario bros, double dragon, excite bike, balloon fight, and contra

i love all of them.

don't know what happened to our NES. i can't find it now...

at least the games still lives on