Nintendo is Great
Dylan Corneliusa beautiful, trenchant journey playing every game for every Nintendo console/handheld library. We proceed in (mostly) chronological order. Currently enjoying: NES, 1988 and Switch 2, 2025.
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1989 is One of Gaming’s Craziest Years Ever
Today, video games are enjoyed by a large part of the populace. Seniors play mobile games, the 25-50-ish demographic plays primarily on PC or console, and kids play Roblox for reasons none of us can quite understand. If you want free games...
The Complete North-American NES Games List, 1985-1988
The following is a list that compiles all my reviews of every NES game released in North America from 1985-1988.
I also wrote about the first four issues of the officially-sanctioned Nintendo Fun Club Newsletter that were released t...
Super Mario Bros. Special is a Freaky, Fantastical, Nintendo-Approved ROM Hack
History
From 1984 to 1986, Nintendo allowed Hudson Soft the keys to their kingdom. Not only was Hudson allowed to port over first-party Nintendo titles like Ice Climber, Balloon Fight, and Tennis to the NEC PC-88 and Sharp X1 computers....
Behold! Two of the Worst NES Games of All Time!
Superman
PUBLISHER/DEVELOPER: Kemco
RELEASE DATE: Dec. 22nd, 1987 (JP), Dec. 1988 (US)
HOW LONG I PLAYED: Barely made it past the first boss. That was plenty.
WOULD PLAY AGAIN?: Not if I can help it.
Say what yo...
RoboWarrior is a Fake Bomberman, and Skate or Die! is Wonderfully Ridiculous
RoboWarrior
PUBLISHER: Jaleco
DEVELOPER: Hudson Soft
RELEASE DATE: Aug. 7th, 1987 (JP), Dec. 1988 (US), Sept. 27th, 1989 (EU)
HOW LONG I PLAYED: Despite numerous attempts, I couldn’t get past the first stage.
WOULD PLA...
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