Nintendo is Great
Dylan Corneliusplaying and discussing every game ever released for a Nintendo console or handheld in (mostly) chronological order. An obscene, ridiculous journey. I will likely never finish. I don't care. Currently playing: NES 1988 and hopefully some Switch 2 as well
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Yet Another NES Sequel that Shouldn't Have Been Made
Nintendo is Great is devoted to exploring the world of Nintendo - their games, their consoles, their merchandise - in mostly chronological order, from the NES to the Switch 2.
Terrorist Corpses Pile Up in this Violent NES Zapper Game
Nintendo is Great is devoted to exploring the world of Nintendo - their games, their consoles, their merchandise - in mostly chronological order, from the NES to the Switch 2.
Ice Hockey on NES Throws Down With the Best of 'Em
Nintendo is Great is devoted to exploring the world of Nintendo - their games, their consoles, their merchandise - in mostly chronological order, from the NES to the Switch 2.
The First "Dragon Ball" Game Released in America is Almost OK
Nintendo is Great is devoted to exploring the world of Nintendo - their games, their consoles, their merchandise - in mostly chronological order, from the NES to the Switch 2.
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Fun-loving mystic and all-around optimist. Writing about retro games since 2010. You are deeply loved.
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