Bits and Pieces: Rollergames (NES)
by Man, there is so much I didn’t know about Rollergames for the NES. I’ve got a complete set of games and at a certain point …
Category: NES
The 8-bit console that resurrected an entire industry. Our exhaustive NES library catalogs historical retrospectives, classic game reviews, and hidden gem breakdowns. Explore the rich legacy of the original Nintendo gray box, unearthing the design secrets, legendary difficulty curves, and cultural milestones that established the modern framework of video games.
Bits and Pieces: Taboo the Sixth Sense (NES)
Are you bold enough to learn the secrets of Taboo the Sixth Sense? Let’s pull back the curtain on this fantastic anomaly of an NES …
Bits and Pieces: Banana Prince (NES)
Y’all remember Banana Prince right? The European exclusive NES game that’s all in German? Of course you do! In 1993, Nintendo released the NES Model …
Abadox (NES) Review: An Underrated Space Shooter
by At a glance, Abadox: The Deadly Inner War might look like just another generic, 8-bit side-scrolling shoot ’em up that shamelessly ripped off Konami’s Life …
Bits and Pieces: Solstice (NES)
There really is no other game for the NES like Solstice. My sister and I shared our NES and given that we were 5 years …
Cybernoid (NES) Review: A Brutal Relic of Its time
Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine is an unforgiving, obscure shooter that originally made waves on European home computers before being ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System …
The Astyanax (NES) Review: Style Over Substance
When The Astyanax made the jump from arcades to the Nintendo Entertainment System in late 1989 (early 1990 in North America), it underwent a massive …