I got the urge to play some animal crossing, but I couldn't find my charger
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This'll work until one arrives in the post...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyETG4qXsRk
didn't watch the video but I'm assuming it's the Night Diver ports?
Speaking of, Friday the 13th is come too Switch
This months nes games:
https://youtu.be/ku6E5QxDnVY
And in the famicom app:
https://youtu.be/r3-uZfHf2y4
I didn't knew Yier Ar Kung-Fu was Japan exclusive. I always played it on bootleg famiclones.
Daemon X Machina looks neat but I don't know if it's neat enough to quite justify the price
Tetris 99 being a free-to-play game that rewards you with CASH MONEY E-SHOP CREDIT so long as you get gud is such a cool idea I honestly can't believe it's real
Winning two of those events gets you the money spent on getting the online.
Congrats on Wumbo for winning 10 dollars
This is your reminder that two years into the Wii's lifespan you could play on the Virtual Console, not including non-Nintendo consoles such as TG16, Master System, Genesis, Neo Geo, and others, you could play:
NES:
Donkey Kong
Mario Bros.
Pinball
Soccer Intelligent Systems
Solomon's Key
The Legend of Zelda
Wario's Woods
Donkey Kong Jr.
Ice Hockey
Tennis
Super Mario Bros.
Baseball
Urban Champion
Gradius
Xevious
Ice Climber
Kid Icarus
Kirby's Adventure
The Legend of Kage
Tecmo Bowl
Excitebike
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Galaga
Punch-Out!!
Castlevania
Mighty Bomb Jack
Ninja Gaiden
Pac-Man Namco
Milon's Secret Castle
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Lode Runner Hudson Soft
NES Open Tournament Golf
Super Mario Bros. 2
Mach Rider
Yoshi
Balloon Fight
Star Soldier
Adventures of Lolo
Metroid
Adventure Island
Donkey Kong Jr. Math
NES Play Action Football
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels
Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos
Lunar Pool
Ninja JaJaMaru-kun
Super Mario Bros. 3
Volleyball
Wrecking Crew
Double Dribble
Zanac
Blades of Steel E
Bubble Bobble
StarTropics
Adventures of Lolo 2
Operation Wolf
Ninja Gaiden III: The Ancient Ship of Doom
Spelunker
King's Knight
Bases Loaded
Yoshi's Cookie
River City Ransom
Double Dragon
Renegade
Sky Kid Namco
City Connection
Bio Miracle
Dig Dug Namco
Donkey Kong 3
Mega Man
Clu Clu Land
Mega Man 2
Super Dodge Ball
Mega Man 3
SNES:
F-Zero
SimCity
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior
Super Castlevania IV
R-Type III: The Third Lightning
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
Contra III: The Alien Wars
Super Mario World
Donkey Kong Country
Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts
Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV: Wall of Fire
Gradius III
The Legend of the Mystical Ninja
Final Fight
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
ActRaiser
Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting
Kirby's Dream Course
Super Metroid
Breath of Fire II
Kirby's Avalanche
Metal Marines
Axelay
Vegas Stakes
Cybernator
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
Pac-Attack
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (
Harvest Moon
Super Turrican
DoReMi Fantasy: Milon's DokiDoki Adventure
Super R-Type (
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Super Turrican 2
Secret of Mana
Space Invaders: The Original Game
N64
Super Mario 64
Mario Kart 64
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Star Fox 64
F-Zero X
Paper Mario
Wave Race 64
Yoshi's Story
Sin and Punishment
Pokémon Snap
1080° Snowboarding
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
Cruis'n USA Midway Games
Pokémon Puzzle League
Mario Golf
The drip feed of drip feed is so infuriating.
Idk if I said this in this thread yet but I'm so tired of NES games being put on a pedestal like Nintendo does
NES games to me are like those lil web games that Google would have on their homepage, some day. I'll play it for a minute or two because "heh, hey, cool" but then I remember I'm not really having fun, and want to play something more fleshed out. Very, very few NES games have me saying "yeah, I wanna keep playing this!"
Like, coming into Super Mario Bros. as someone who grew up with Super Mario Advance games feels janky.
Donkey Kong is more of a marvel of origin, than a game I feel like many new players can enjoy, now.
And then there's... Soccer? Ice Hockey? Baseball? These aren't really fun.
I know Nintendo is super picky about their VC quality, but I doubt it can be that hard to have SNES, N64, even GCN titles on the Switch. At least, not to have two years go by with no word on it, and also, as far as their current console generation is concerned, no way to play them (sans SNES).
NES games just... Aren't fun, anymore. They're a gimmick. My sister and brother-in-law grew up with this, but I don't have that factor, and people who do are only becoming a smaller percentage.
Tell that to the 5 million people who bought the NES classic.
ghosts n goblins for the NES made me realize that game design has come far
i can probably count on one hand the nes games that i would enjoy playing today
SMBs(1, 2, &) and Mega Man in general are really the only NES games that I could play alright. Other games of the NES era feel much better/refined further down the line on SNES (Especially Zelda and Metroid)
The only game I played and I think its the only worth one was Kirby's Adventure
Don't get me wrong, I like a ton of NES games... but games have evolved. The leap between NES to SNES alone was incredible. Like, to the point where offering me NES games digitally gives ZERO interest.
i'm annoyed that every nes online update so far this year has been 3 games for japan, and only 2 for the rest of the world.
It doesn't help that most of the good NES games either have been released plenty of times before (either paid or for free like Animal Crossing had) or have remasters. Why would I want to play Kirby's Adventure when I can play Kirby: Nightmare in Dreamland, which is an remake with new features on the GBA? Why would I want to play Super Mario Bros. 3 when Super Mario All Stars exists?
Additionally, I know I'll get flak for this, but it's kind of hard going back to NES graphics. Slowdown, limited palettes, and chip tunes were limitations of the time and honestly I prefer games from later gens like SNES or GBA that have aged well with better graphics and sound. Depending on the game some N64 era stuff has aged well so going back isn't much of a hassle.
There's a lot of good games on the GBA, DS, N64, Gamecube and SNES that are hard to find nowadays and re-releasing them would be great. There's plenty of niche titles that could be re-released as well. Implementing local multiplayer in docked mode would be great as well.
Final Fantasy is still a great game considering the path it blazed. Until you get to the WarMech, then you get fucked if you haven't been grinding like a slut on spring break.
Dragon Warrior aged slightly less well due to being even less intuitive than FF1's worst.
On the other hand, for better or worse, both franchises are still alive and putting out games on modern systems so if you don't like the retro experience you can play newer ones.
honestly the NES games barely interest me. I think the one I've been actually playing on/off was Mario 3 but that's because I really enjoy the title. This whole 'throwing out 2 games every so often lol' thing is ridiculous. At this rate we'll be on the Nintendo Dimensional Switch 2 or some shit before we even see an SNES title.
huh, i went searching to see if i could find a list of NES titles that didn't release in japan and based on the one i found, it's mostly just licensed stuff or games needing specific accessories. that kinda makes it understandable, since nintendo probably doesn't want to deal with that kind of licensing or making a power glove for switch.
There's a reason why I hacked my SNES Classic to include so many more games, as well as Genesis and GBC/GBA stuff. It's bizarre that Nintendo works on emulating games at such a slow pace when they've got two generations of framework as well as the capability to reach out and contact emulation developers externally, yet seem to refuse even considering the option (though probably because they likely consider all unofficial emulation to be endorsing piracy).
Most of those people probably bought it for the nostalgia, played it for like a day and then either forgot about it or modded it so it could play more than just NES games.
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