What's Your Fav Nintendo Game/s?
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Like River City Ransom? Get the Wilfred Brimley Battle hack.
Like Mike Tyson's Punch Out? Get the Master Phred hack.
Anyway I loved punch out used to bet late for school trying to play that game. Zelda was pretty good but at the time I was playing Ultima 4 on the C64 so...
Loved Gradius.
RC Pro-am yeah the ******* car with that nice little noise that it would make and then go 10 times the speed of sound.
Solar Jetman.
Like Mike Tyson's Punch Out? Get the Master Phred hack.
Anyway I loved punch out used to bet late for school trying to play that game. Zelda was pretty good but at the time I was playing Ultima 4 on the C64 so...
Loved Gradius.
RC Pro-am yeah the ******* car with that nice little noise that it would make and then go 10 times the speed of sound.
Solar Jetman.
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I loved the physics in that game, it was a lot of fun. But I get frustrated easily with video games, so I didn't spend a lot of time on it.
[quote name='RE87FC' date='Jun 21 2005, 09:14 AM']Track and Field, and I still have the mat that works.
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Does anyone ever actually use their feet on that? We always would just smack it with our hands.
We also played some sort of football game a lot, don't remember what it's called.
Anyone remember Bad Dudes? And how the vocals "we're bad" came out? Gotta love that speaker's capability.
Skate or Die was also a fun one.
We got our first nintendo in '89, and my parents were cool enough to get the 4-player adapter with the wireless transmitter thingy. It came with World Cup Soccer/Beach Volleyball combo game. Seriously though, the wimpy NES had a 4 PLAYER ADAPTER, WIRELESS (4 wired controllers plugged into a base that transmitted the signal), yet the stupid PS2 only comes with 2 CONTROLLER CAPABILITY. What a freakin' load of crap.
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I loved the physics in that game, it was a lot of fun. But I get frustrated easily with video games, so I didn't spend a lot of time on it.
[quote name='RE87FC' date='Jun 21 2005, 09:14 AM']Track and Field, and I still have the mat that works.
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Does anyone ever actually use their feet on that? We always would just smack it with our hands.
We also played some sort of football game a lot, don't remember what it's called.
Anyone remember Bad Dudes? And how the vocals "we're bad" came out? Gotta love that speaker's capability.
Skate or Die was also a fun one.
We got our first nintendo in '89, and my parents were cool enough to get the 4-player adapter with the wireless transmitter thingy. It came with World Cup Soccer/Beach Volleyball combo game. Seriously though, the wimpy NES had a 4 PLAYER ADAPTER, WIRELESS (4 wired controllers plugged into a base that transmitted the signal), yet the stupid PS2 only comes with 2 CONTROLLER CAPABILITY. What a freakin' load of crap.
