... uh... have you never heard of Final Fantasy on NES? EVERY single problem you listed, Final Fantasy did it first.

Oh god no, the anime character looks like what some pudge puckers think is blackface. Save the children from wwwwwwwwwasism.

Bring back "time to get blown" 1:19

Wow the video celebrating the first patreon! So cool

Dizzy games are really good. Codemasters had a fine reputation for Microcomputers/PC in the UK. Bear in mind, the original versions for C64, ZX Spectrum were £2.99 or less, (a solid pocket money amount in the '80s). Their NES stuff looks similar to their Amiga/ST games. MiG 29 deserves better than that trashed cartridge, it's like NES Top Gun, but better.

holy shit! what in thee ever loving fuck is this game?

I played 1 and 2.

This game l[ooks really good. I o[wned it as a kid and tho[ught it was meh but great themes and visuals.

Using brain hurts many cause not many use brain muscle

I was just about to tell you to review this. Well... Review it again. You better say this is a great game. I think it might be my favorite NES game, definitely top 5.

Iron Sword is one of my top 5 NES games. should be for obvious reasons.

You mentioned acquiring 'Zombies Ate My Neighbors' and now you HAVE to stream it. If you can get someone to do 2-player with all the better.

This is the only game I ever completed on every difficulty setting. I thought I was done with the hardest setting but that then unlocked the ultimate difficulty, and I was obsessed - I had to complete it, and I did. Brutal hard but I did it. Strangely addictive game.

I also think this one is an improvement in comparison to the first game in terms of gameplay. Music is still very good but not great as the first. One thing though I didn't see anyone (I think) mention was the fact that the character text is not in accordance to the first game. For example Launchpad calls Scrooge "Mr. Mc D." on the first game as he did in the show and in the second game calls him "Uncle Scrooge" so total miss from Capcom on this part.

i Played this game alot when i was a kid

Ah yes! I played the hell out of this one! It has a particular look because it was the small brother, with the SNES version being paraded on magazine previews while this one was out. I didn't have a SNES so I played this one in the meantime. Not many beat-em ups in the NES either, for reasons that are clear every time you play one. It was good! good enemy variety and large backgrounds that made up for the tiny sprites. I never beat this one, I should give it a try now. With cheats, savestates and autofire.

With that scene with the blue guy you can win wing boots in the screen next to the Boss below.

To me, it sounds like they had a lot of good ideas but lacked experience and possibly had the wrong platform. If they made a few more simple games first, they might have understood what works and what doesn't better. If they tried working on PC, they would have had to compromise on the graphics and real-time parts but might have made something decent that kept the depth.

Oh man it almost looks good

This game was ass 😂

As a diehard RPG fan always on the lookout for the strange, unusual, and esoteric, I wish this game hadn't been an RPG. HEAR ME OUT Exploring a fantasy world with a girl who can recruit other characters by collecting artifacts or defeating foes sounds amazing, right? It could've very easily been a Metroid-style game where various allies could use their skills to overcome obstacles or solve puzzles--and yet the RPG mechanics don't dole out any experience points, give you money you'll almost never need, have the absolute WORST battle music I've EVER heard (and I've played over 200 RPGs), nearly every enemy is a damage sponge you can't run from, and serve only to waste your time and resources. I've played worse, but that doesn't excuse this game from not being BETTER. What's worse is that Kemco developed the Macventure trilogy, so they definitely know what they're doing. Why Ghost Lion couldn't be more like Shadowgate or Uninvited is beyond me.

I've beaten this game, and while the feeling of making it into space and coming home successfully was exhilarating, I have to admit that the micro-games could've been clarified. Still, it's a very unique NES game that deserves more attention. Also, James K. Polk is a secret boss in Gargoyle's Quest. My uncle who works for Nintendo showed it to me one time.

I miss the days when I could go to a local retro game store and buy any NES game for $3.99. I bought Sonic Blast Man 2 (SNES) for $9.99 and was shocked last year when I realized it was selling for over $200 now loose.

New here but damn, that Mars Volta vocals intro is becoming one of my favourite unique lil things channels do

I absolutely love the lake theme in this game. One of those hidden musical gems that makes me want to discover what else I've been missing

Check 'dis chit out!

Is this Lowtax?

1:33 that treasure looks like a green cheese lol

I spent so much time playing River City Ransom in my childhood lol