Nintendo is Great
Dylan Corneliusa beautiful, trenchant journey through the depths of Nintendo's back catalog. We proceed (mostly) in chronological order. Currently playing: NES, Game Boy, and Virtual Boy.
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3 Patriotic NES Games to Light Your Fireworks
Stick a feather in your cap, adjust your powdered wig, and throw some hot dogs on ye olde barbecue. It’s time to celebrate America’s anniversary the best way I know how: by highlighting NES games that stand for freedom, fighting, and fighti...
Anticipation Is a Boring Board Game, and Blaster Master Really Loves Metroid
Anticipation
PUBLISHER: Nintendo
DEVELOPER: Rare
RELEASE DATE: November or December 1988 (US), Oct. 25th, 1989 (EU)
HOW LONG I PLAYED: Completed one full game against the computer.
WOULD PLAY AGAIN?: With people, yes....
The Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt Cartridge Changed My Life (And Maybe Yours Too)
Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt
PUBLISHER/DEVELOPER: Nintendo
RELEASE DATE: November 1988 (US), December 1988 (EU)
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The Great Reset
The more things change, the more things won’t stop changing.
We’ve all been through seasons in our lives where we get a little too set in ways we think or in our actions, to the point where they become detrimental to our personal growth. I...
A Dreamcast Game and a SNES Game Walk Into a GBA...
Editor’s Note
I’m not sure anyone cares as much as I do about the chronological aspect of my quest, but for those paying extremely close attention, my next game after Army Men Advance should be Castlevania: Circle of the Moon. Lord wil...
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