Dynowarz: Destruction of Spondylus (NES) Review
by When I saw an incredibly cheap NES game titled Dynowarz with a huge dinosaur on the cover, I knew that I had to pick this …
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The console that saved an industry. Revisit the 8-bit revolution with comprehensive reviews, history, and secrets of the legendary NES.
What is a scotformer? Here’s a brief history and explanation
If you have spent enough time in retro gaming groups, you might have heard the term “scotformer” before. Well, what is a scotformer? In short, …
You’re Playing it Wrong: Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
by One of my favorite games for the NES is Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. It’s not as ground breaking as the original Legend of …
Bits and Pieces: Rollergames (NES)
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 …
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
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Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine is an unforgiving, obscure shooter that originally made waves on European home computers before being ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System …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 …