A Nightmare On Elm Street - Nes - Full Playthrough

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

The world lost a great man, today my heart is broken. You may be gone but never forgotten. RIP : Wes Craven 1939-2015

[@firebirdchild975]

+Heroes of Xanadu - Sloth im whit you man the elms treed saga is mi al time favorite horror movie sery

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

+Bunyip swamp The best horror series ever made to this date. Paranormal Activity will never even come close to nightmare.

[@firebirdchild975]

Heroes of Xanadu - Sloth i agree

[@bmendez3782]

I couldn't agree with you more bro I mean Wes may be gone but he will he will never be forgotten and his awesome work on making one of the best of horror films of all time in History will always be memorable.

[@firebirdchild975]

Bmendez378 may he rest in peas and may the mastery he and his crews broth bring pleasure forever more thank you wes thank you and good by good luck on your next adventure

[@marcosantuario7777]

I remember when I was a child, my father arrives at home in his motorcycle and then asked me to get close to him just to give me a brand new game, it was this one.

[@jimboswamps5602]

Marco Santuario dude ! I have the exact same story except I was given Friday the 13th. Wowzers!

[@marcosantuario7777]

@@jimboswamps5602 wow! That's amazing!

[@Chevy-cw7vk]

My dad said he was going to the store to buy this game and never came back

[@Goondupgotti]

@@Chevy-cw7vk I’m fuckin dead 😂😂😂😂

[@deadNdivine12]

I really enjoyed the background music for this.

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

David Wise deserve much praise for the music he composed on the Nes.He composed so many great bgm like Nightmare on Elm Street, R.C. Pro-Am, Wizards & Warriors, Battletoads, Who Framed Roger Rabbit and of course, Diddy Kong Racing and the Donkey Kong series on the snes!

[@krystalharwood7842]

gave me shivers at the start!

[@littlemacisunderrated412]

​@@HeroesofXanaduSloththose are all some incredible soundtracks, how come I haven't heard his name until now?

[@blightedgrounds]

This would really slap on vinyl. Maybe speed it down to about 80% 👍

[@l.j.garcia1042]

I never passed this one. I remember getting stuck somewhere towards the end but satisfying to see the ending finally. Loved the soundtrack to this.

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

I know what you mean, you can't barely lose any life in the early-stage of the game because you will need them later on when you reach the two "real challenging levels of the game". Freddy house's (1428 Elm Street) and Springwood High School.

[@j.d.contreras392]

NOBODY ever passed this game. I'm a 70's child and grew up with Atari and Nintendo but nobody has ever passed this game. I just like the music. lol

[@00ABBITT00]

I've always loved this game. A lot of good memories tied to it.

[@drakestar13]

in 1991 when i was 15 i played this with my little brother!!! thx for the great memories :)

[@schmidt640]

I love the "one two, Freddy's coming for you. Three four, better lock your door" on synth in this game. It actually makes it a little creepy. Excellent playthrough. I would have hated this game as a kid, way too hard for my nine year old self.

[@nemopouncey3827]

freddy tm lol.

[@nemopouncey3827]

the pc version was crazy tho. you choose somebody an freddy will kill one of em an put his face on all the people you chose.

[@Ashton1995WesCraven]

A Nightmare On Elm Street

[@j.d.contreras392]

This was the scariest game I've ever played in the 80's. The music creeped me out and I never beat the whole game. It seriously gave me nightmares.

[@CademanLillywhite]

Yup yup I struggled with this one

[@shebalove24]

I SERIOUSLY enjoyed watching this lol!!! All the 80's and 90's games I had as a kid, I never saw or had this one. This was so fire to me😍😍😍

[@ShockerTopper]

Right?? Like hidden gems like Peter Pan (based off the fox tv show) hahah…man good times back then for sure. Man they made some garbage games though that will be forgotten in time. But such classics as Mega Man 2, Looney Tunes, Contra, Ninja Turtles 1-3, Magic Kingdom (a Disneyland game taking place IN Disneyland lol…trust me it rocked!), and so many others.

[@litneyloxan]

Man I had the pagemaster and it was the hardest game EVER for me as a kid and still is so hard for me as an adult now 😂

[@jasonbowser1261]

Freddy spitting the tongues out of his mouth was a nice nod to Nightmare part 3: The Dream Warriors.

[@alanjsamples]

Best music and sound effects in an nes game.

[@Gunngirl]

This game was hard. But loving the nostalgia.

[@litneyloxan]

Yesss. This game and The Pagemaster whooped my lil ass and I still can’t beat pagemaster now at 30

[@Joe_334]

LOL "FREDDY'S (TM) COMING!!"

[@ThreePlyChord]

Aoi 33:33

[@alexcaruso8766]

"But it's ruined by the fuckin' trademark symbol!" - AVGN.

[@amaliarodriguez5455]

My broder loved this

[@shebalove24]

Oh yea...and the music was EVERYTHING!!🙌🙌

[@canovizion]

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[@AfroJuku]

I remember playing this game as a kid. Wow... Even the music brought back memories.

[@sonnyragland7135]

That's a fact it just blew my mind

[@blightedgrounds]

There is something especially magical about the NES soundcard. The music hits me right in the feels

[@yes_its_edd191]

I'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR THIS GAME FOR MORE THAN 8 YEARS NOW, OMG I CANT BELIVE I FINNALY FOUND IT, I remember I had a card with like 50 games in it and this was the one I played the most! I used to invite my friend over so we could play and we always fought over who was gonna be the blue one, golden times for sure!

[@bencochrane267]

this game gets extremely frustrating by the time you reach the junkyard

[@justinmack6703]

Git gud then

[@TheLastStand001]

stfu

[@joe2199]

Thank you so much for posting this. This game meant so much to me in my childhood. I had some really great times playing this game!

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

My pleasure bro, love this game so much. I remember when i was very young, i had just seen a preview of the game before its actual release date and my kid mind was just blown away. I was going to a summer camp that year and all i could think of was the number of days before the release date. Back in the days, real-time 4-players co-op was a huge thing for a home system game. I bought the game and the adapter, and the rest was awesome memories shared with my friends.

[@Quemekia]

I remember this game when I was a child

[@1jediwitch]

*I remember playing this game when I was in my 20's, back when it first came out.* 😊

[@iamlegend8120]

80's babies unite!

[@Quemekia]

Torrie Crutcher 80’s and 90’s babies 🙂

[@iamlegend8120]

@@Quemekia them too lol 😁

[@luizclaudio6476]

@@1jediwitch cool

[@rmx4087]

The music in this game is pretty chill... and that is a word I never use.

[@Sir_Maximus_Hardwood]

Honestly one of the best soundtracks on NES. Personally it's up there with MegaMan 3 for me but I'm sure someone can tell me how I'm technically wrong.

[@PhilosophyofGuitar]

Hahaha you're right.. I sure can... But I won't cuz I agree with you 😎🤘

[@joeriveracomedy]

Someone didn't play cheetahmen

[@dwaynegreene152]

I haven't played this game in about 15 years n i woke up this morning wanting to hear the great soundtrack. Nice game play btw

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

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[@MaryGIrlMoody]

I had all the big video games during the nintendo era, but I never got this one! Thanks for posting the walkthrough!

[@pauliedibbs9028]

The infamous cover, all the color mapping, its music... just everything about it is pure nostalgia!

[@kiwisoup]

I never would have though to jump down that pit to get to the final bosses...had to watch your video to see what you did because I was stuck. Thanks!

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

No problem, glad i could help you. I always though that part was too cryptic since i was a kid. They din't made it too clear if you want my opinion on the subject.

[@antoniosoto5298]

Till this day this is one game I've never beat.....one day just one day. Thanks for posting this

[@acook5370]

Remember playing 3 players during a sleep over with the multi tap. What a cluster that was. Good times. This game makes me want to punch a bat in the face.

[@SteeleOkami]

Spiders! Punch 'em! 🤜🤛🤜🤛 Snakes! You want some too?!✋👐🤚

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[@Voldemort_Pendlegrass]

Great play through. Thanks for the blast from the past.

[@otaking3582]

I don't see why critics hate this game. It seems pretty good to me

[@candor7542]

Movie games had a bad rap back then. I actually liked Roger Rabbit, but Jaws and several others just slapped box art onto the product and hijacked sales.

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

I agree that most of the movies games are bad and jaws is one of the bad one, but there a few gems in the list like godzilla, batman, friday the 13th, gremlins 2, willow, nightmare on elm street. Rambo & predator has many flaws but i like those two anyway. TV Series: I like airwolf & the three stooges. Cartoons: Bucky O'Hare, Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers, Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers 2, Darkwing Duck, Duck Tales, Duck Tales II, Felix the Cat, Little Mermaid, The Little Nemo: The Dream Master, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project, Comic Book: Batman: Return of the Joker, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, G.I. Joe: The Atlantis Factor, Silver Surfer etc...

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

A list of movies, tv series, cartoons and comic book games on the nes: Various licensed game lists: Movies: Addams Family, The Alien3 Back to the Future Back to the Future II & III Batman Batman Returns Beetlejuice Best of the Best: Championship Karate (based off movie of same name?) Bill & Ted's Excellent Video Game Adventure Blues Brothers, The Bram Stoker's Dracula Cliffhanger Cool World Darkman Dick Tracy Die Hard Dirty Harry Empire Strikes Back , The Friday the 13th Ghostbusters Ghostbusters II Godzilla: Monster of Monsters (characters from the various Godzila movies, not based off any one particular movie) Godzilla 2: War of the Monsters (see above) Goonies II , The (video game sequel of movie) Gremlins 2: The New Batch Home Alone Home Alone 2: Lost in New York Hook Hudson Hawk Hunt for Red October, The Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Jaws (based off of 4th Jaws film) Jurassic Park Karate Kid (based off of 2nd Karate Kid film) Last Action Hero Last Starfighter, The (doesn't seem to have anything to do with the movie) Lethal Weapon Mad Max Nightmare on Elm Street, A (based off of 3rd NoES film) Platoon Predator Rambo (based off of 2nd Rambo film) Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves RoboCop RoboCop 2 RoboCop 3 Rocketeer, The Star Wars Terminator, The Terminator 2: Judgment Day Top Gun Top Gun: The Second Mission (video game sequel to first game based off of movie) Total Recall Untouchables, The Wayne's World Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Willow TV Series: Adventures of Gilligan's Island, The Airwolf Fester's Quest (Addams Family) Knight Rider Lone Ranger, The Star Trek Star Trek: The Next Generation Three Stooges, The Thunderbirds Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, The Cartoons: Addams Family: Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt, The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle and Friends, The Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Bucky O'Hare Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout, The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle, The Captain Planet and the Planeteers Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers 2 Darkwing Duck Duck Tales Duck Tales II Felix the Cat Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy, The Flintstones: The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak, The Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates Incredible Crash Dummies, The James Bond Jr. Jetsons: Cogswell's Caper, The Jungle Book, The Krusty's Funhouse (The Simpsons) Little Mermaid, The Little Nemo: The Dream Master Popeye Ren & Stimpy Show: Buckaroo$, The Roadrunner Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants, The Simpsons: Bart vs. the World, The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man, The Swamp Thing Tale Spin Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters Tiny Toon Adventures Tiny Toon Adventures 2: Trouble in Wackyland Tiny Toon Adventures Cartoon Workshop Tom & Jerry Toxic Crusaders Wacky Races Widget Comic Book: Batman: Return of the Joker Captain America and the Avengers G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (also toy line) G.I. Joe: The Atlantis Factor (see above) Marvel's X-Men Punisher, The Silver Surfer Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six Superman Wolverine Zen: Intergalactic Ninja

[@The570Experience]

Otaking Mikohani I loved this game as a kid...plus it's 4 player so you and your friends could all have fun

[@ShockerTopper]

It was hard as FUCK and in the days of no internet this game was a literal nightmare lol. I liked it a whole lot, it was just so difficult and it's not intuitive in regards to what you're supposed to do and where you're supposed to go. For me for whatever god damn reason I could not get into the Sematary on some plays, thus making it impossible to advance. Classic though because I remember playing this as 6 year old in '91 and really loving playing it (despite the times it weirdly glitched where I couldn't advance).

[@ButteredToast32]

"The nightmare is ended."

[@KyiannaRyder-l3z]

Or has it

[@susanfit47]

This game was released for NES in late 1990 based on the horror film series of the same name. It was created by British-based developer Rare, known for games such as Slalom, Wizards & Warriors, R.C. Pro-Am, the Battletoads series, the Donkey Kong Country series, as well as licensed games such as Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Hollywood Squares, Sesame Street, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, WWF WrestleMania, Beetlejuice, ports of Marble Madness, World Games, John Elway's Quarterback, California Games, Jordan vs. Bird: One on One, Silent Service, Iron "Ironman" Stewart's Super Off Road, Cabal, NARC, Arch Rivals, Pirates!, and Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat, handheld spin-offs like the Donkey Kong Land series, Killer Instinct, Donkey Kong 64 and the Banjo-Kazooie series, and published and distributed by LJN, who are infamous for releasing licensed games of very poor quality, especially on the NES. The Gameplay focused around the teenage player character traveling to different locations in Elm Street to find and destroy Freddy Krueger's bones, the only method of permanently killing him, all while attempting to keep their sleep meter from depleting. Additional teenagers can be controlled by up to 3 or 4 players with the use of the NES Four Score. When the bar is emptied, the character is transported to the Dream World where they can be openly attacked by Freddy and a multitude of super-powered enemies. To defend themselves, the character can collect tokens that can turn them into one of several special dream roles such as wizards and ninjas. Most if not all of the gameplay and story elements are directly lifted from the third movie in the series, The Dream Warriors. The game went through notable changes over the course of its development and, based on pre-release screenshots and publicity blurbs, was quite a different, more ambitious game. According to an advertisement featured in a 1988 issue of Nintendo Power, the original premise was that the player would control Freddy himself with the goal being to murder the teens attempting to find his bones. Freddy would be able to freely traverse the Dream World by warping through pipes, electrical outlets, and mirrors. According to the game magazines Nintendo Power and Nintendo of Europe, the original concept of this game varied greatly from what was eventually released. In the original game concept, the players would control Freddy Krueger and should kill the teenagers who were attempting to gather his scattered bones in order to rebury them. Follows the synopsis of the prototype version of the game: You ARE Freddy Krueger. A horde of obnoxious teenagers is trying to get rid of you by finding your scattered bones and burying them. The only way to stop them is to kill them. You can travel along Elm Street through the electrical and plumbing lines or step into a mirror and step in another room. The kids have weapons to battle you with and some of them even possess powerful "Dream Alter Egos" ...but if you can strike before they wake, they'll trouble you no more. So sharpen up your finger razors and get ready to slash, 'cause Freddy's here! After its initial announcement, the game's status was unknown until Fall 1989 when, in Nintendo Power #8, it was featured in an article about the NES Satellite peripheral. This time, the player character was simply an Elm Street teen. The article included two more screenshots from the prototype of what would become the title screen and one of Freddy fighting a group of kids, arguably still the player character by this point. Although LJN had apparently begun restructuring the game by 1989, the presence of these images, most of which include assets that would be used in the finished product such as the title screen, seem to imply that development had reached the point where the game's prototype build was mostly playable. It was delayed until 1990, which further implies retooling on Rare and LJN's part. No official explanation has been given for such a radical change, but considering Nintendo's reputation for producing family-friendly games and the financial failures contributed by earlier licensed horror games The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Halloween on the Atari 2600 (many game stores refused to stock the former due to the fact that the killer was playable), it's entirely possible that either Nintendo or LJN ordered Rare to remake the game with a safer concept to avoid drawing controversy. Aside from the screenshots and articles listed, there is little other information on the original version of the game. While LJN has been defunct since 2000, it's possible that Rare or someone who worked on the game has a copy of the prototype.

[@tonystaton7494]

Thanks for that info. You can definitely hear some similar sound effects as Battletoads, like the stage clear music. Gameplay looks completely different.

[@roderickstockdale1678]

They lasted that long? Shit I thought they went out in like, 93 or 94?!

[@JeffisWinning]

"Could the enemies be anymore stock? They should have just called this game "Boo: Haunted house" -AVGN

[@yourallbrainwashed]

great music

[@OX1994AU]

youreallbrainwashed David Wise Never fails

[@canovizion]

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[@ScoutMoser]

You make this game look easy!

[@elliesmom0992]

It’s amazing how simplistic videos games were back then and how we enjoyed them the same way we do now.

[@MuchachoC]

I love how the bosses all looks like Uncle Fester lmao

[@ZKvids-x5b]

Thanks for this video! I’ve played it several times in the past few months to either jam out or chill out to one of the best soundtracks on the NES. While song videos are nice, with video games, I think the sound effects are a sort of part of the ost* experience and add to the enjoyment 🎧😊👍

[@SDSOverfiend]

I finished Ghouls and Ghost as a kid in 90’. This game was harder 😂 I never finished this game.

[@Kevin_tx]

This game is a classic. It was slept on lol I mean the music is great the gameplay and story was amazing, the variations of Freddy like the movies. The wizard master, Taryn with the knives. Rick the ninja. I love this game.

[@realdealnealcrook8940]

Will the paraplegic, was the Wizard Master

[@arcanjopixel]

As I wish I could go back in time. i didnt play this game but alot ones like 13 friday on Atari and in NES . such good times 😍

[@m00nfa11]

I’ll give you props for beating that. I forgot this had a ninja outfit in it. Makes me think of the line Freddy said in Freddy’s Dead to that girl throwing martial arts on him then he back hands her and does this scissor thing with his glove while saying” Kung Fu this, Bitch!!!” Lol.

[@IrvNation]

Playing this as a kid, I could never figure out how to get inside the house. I don't know if we had a faulty copy or what but we tried everything. So this is WAY more than I've ever seen. LOL

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

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[@cripson114]

If Ghost and Goblins and Ninja Gaiden had a kid this would be it

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

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[@hayabusa5306]

I'm glad I watched this; I found a new song I love! The song that he's jumping the snakes thru town to find a building to go in. It's beautiful

[@hayabusa5306]

Lol just watched the first Fred Krueger and it's nothing like what I'm seeing in the game. Pretty cool tho 👍🏽

[@DannyZucko21]

Awesome video man! Keep up the great work

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

+Dorian Thomas Thanks, the road that i actually have to take for beating up these nes games is both hard and rewarding at the same time.

[@PinkUser651]

I remember when I was a child and my father gave me a video game console that came with several games, I remember being scared to death of this game, good times.

[@thesuicidesquad7952]

This game is giving me the flashbacks

[@andrewguerrero3290]

This game was the bane of my existence when i was a kid..

[@mcdonaldsparamountuniversa4018]

That game and that music reminds me of Mixels (2014).

[@DucNguyen0131]

FUN FACT: The game is programmed by Steve Patrick, who previously programmed Jeopardy and Double Dare, and went on to program the NES conversion of Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat.

[@Bewt]

Crazy that Rare made this of Donkey Kong Country/Banjo/Conker fame. I might buy a copy of this and give it a chance just because of that.

[@addieleduardosanchezflores1841]

Battletoads too

[@rcadenow7543]

nes, snes and genesis had the hardest games era by far...

[@taylorboltin9382]

I can never make it past the High School stage. The game just really throws everything at you by the end. Still doesn’t keep me from trying to complete this game. I pull out my copy of this game at least once a year and give it a shot.

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

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[@druid2131]

The music in this game awesome. Seeing the game for the first time.

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

Props to David Wise...

[@NWB-NerdyWhileBlack]

Nothing quite like an NES soundtrack.

[@cooliostarstache5474]

39:54 Freddy™ okay that's hilarious

[@NoxLegend1]

Oh my gosh I remember this song and game. I rented this from the local library. This game would scare me especially the bosses haha

[@Wishbone4evr]

That Elm St. cemetery music sounds like a mixture of White Zombie's "Black Sunshine" and Rammstein's "Heirate Mich(Marry Me)"

[@TheCodedtestament]

I’d say this is a solid NES horror game and something that I would go back and play again. I enjoyed this much more than Friday The 13th. 

[@tomlion0116]

I love the AVGN but sorry guys... I like this game! Yes i know this is not the greatest game for the system and really hard too but for me great FUN! ;)

[@darylthe1st]

TomLion I felt like this game was pretty way as a kid myself...loved to play it watching this brings back memories

[@matthatter56]

TomLion. I feel the same way about Fester's Quest. Castlevania 2 Simon's Quest and Robocop to name a few. Haven't tried this one yet.

[@MarshallMathersthe7th]

Yea but that guy cut him up so he just couldn't.

[@VixXstazosJOB]

@@matthatter56 FQ is just annoying but doable, Castlevania 2 is what i would call classic bandwagon just cause people was naive and lazy, Robocop is just tanky though

[@dimebagdarrell2390]

It’s okay he admitted this game was good anyway

[@litneyloxan]

Bring back horror movie franchise games again :( we used to get so much immersion when they knew they had a hit on their hands. Rare these days.

[@mistertitanic]

I've beaten a lot of exceptionally difficult NES games, but this one is giving me a run for my money. No matter how good of a run I have, I lose most of my remaining lives on those bottomless pits in the High School. So unfair, and so unfair that it's so late in the game.

[@addieleduardosanchezflores1841]

When the player takes a radio sounds like the stage 1 of double dragón

[@Gambit2149]

nightmare on elm street is awesome game, can't wait for Halloween😈😈

[@briana5957]

It looks a lot like Castlevania from when I was a kid.

[@dantrojan4165]

I so wanna play this game I didn't even know it existed till a few years ago I haven't played nes in over 20 years but IDC I so badly wanna play it

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

I genuinely have no idea quite what each part was supposed to be. Looked like a difficult game though so all power to you

[@macdaddymandalorian7305]

a game i always wanted to play but never got to

[@jamesmincks3804]

Amazing. ive been trying to beat this game since I was a kid. never could do it.

[@cooliostarstache5474]

I had a nightmare about this game once, lol

[@scardit]

Acho que foi o primeiro jogo que joguei na minha vida em um console, eu amava jogar esse jogo, bons tempos de moleque.

[@jaymore2343]

This takes me back.

[@michaelcooperwoti]

Loved this game growing up

[@Rraven4]

Great game! I prefer these games over all the new ones out. Great Video!

[@turq5000]

Lol classic! brings me back to my childhood

[@Nyfancam01]

for the time it was made... this game looks and sounds fucking AMAZING!!!! WOW. Love the old school stuff! I have the NECA figure for this game still Mint in box :)

[@jamesdixon6332]

5:31 Best music in the game I think.

[@canovizion]

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[@burtonpierre417]

This game playing it at 9 years old scared me the intro and when ever your character goes into the dream World

[@Dobby2487]

Some games are auditory masterpieces! very cool kinda early Dark wave Techno vibe

[@BrendanMcClelland]

Hell if this game had an official soundtrack I'd even spend $100 on it.

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

It does have a official soundtrack but it was release in japan only. Its very rare and sell for around 45$ to 65$ on auctions. I bought the soundtrack for batman on famicom since its my opinion that this game have some of the best bgm on the system. I also like the soundtrack of nightmare on elm street. All those soundtracks for sell are the famicom version of these games.

[@ShockerTopper]

It’d be funny if there was SOME dialogue at the end right before you fight actual Freddy. Instead of fighting him there is a short dialogue where he says “Ha! You have defeated a floating head, a floating claw hand, a ghost head of me, a spider head of me…but are you prepared for my flying boot?!” -Freddy “Oh come on!” -Random generic player

[@comet-ribbon]

Freddy (TRADEMARKED) is dead and the nightmare is ended.

[@VixXstazosJOB]

is - is ended - incorrect or what

[@mayraocasio2314]

wow this takes me back to my childhood

[@douglasscott7684]

I loved this game when I was a kid!! I wish I could play it again!!!

[@krystalharwood7842]

the menu music made me wanna hide under the bed!

[@DrownedInExile]

Those damn bats are worse than Castelvania medusa-heads!

[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

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[@sarahanderson3775]

I only beat this game once because I used my brother's game genie. This and monster party are two of my favorite nes games from my collection.

[@CinemaStormz]

Awesome game play keep up the good work!

[@Wrenasaurusrexxitall]

Brings back such memories. When i was 4 I had a dream the freddy head on a chain jumped out of our oven and ate my brother. Lol

[@andremarc1275]

i forgot the music and earing it brings instant memories. When i was a kid i really felt like i was in Freddy world playing it.

[@MrGrowingOp]

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[@HeroesofXanaduSloth]

Nice, i just hope its a official, well developed game and not a cheap flash game by amateurs...

[@joyfulleader5075]

Awesome! I can't wait!

[@DucNguyen0131]

The NES game was originally programmed in Japan. But it was reworked by the UK company Rare, Ltd.

[@OldSchoolCurt]

One of my fav nes games

[@juliev4522]

weird when i ear the music... i feel my sadness and anger of my childhood... but there is nostalgia at the same time.

[@LetsNerdOut]

I didn't realize it was this old, we played that in gaming club in high school

[@jamesl.anderson1384]

The Dream Warriors & The Dream Master Nancy Thompson - Can pull items and people out of Dreams. As demonstrated in the first movie, where she pulled Freddy's hat out and then later Freddy. Kristen Parker - Pulling other people (and animals, noted by Kincaid's dog Jason) in and out dreams and gymnastic like agility. Joey Crusel - Super sonic scream Roland Kincaid - Super human strength. Will Stanton - Can walk in his dreams and has magical abilities based off his favorite Tabletop RPG, The Wizard Master. Taryn White - Enhanced confidence, beauty, and toughness also expert at using switchblades, and her clothes change into 80 punk rocker. Alice Johnson - Alice was the Dream Master, or the guardian of the positive gate, the gateway to good dreams. And as such, she had the power (and responsibility) to guard the sleeper whilst they dreamed. And as such, Alice had the unique ability to absorb the dream powers of Freddy's most recent victims.She also absorb kristen powers pulling people into dreams, and gymnastics like agility , rick powers of karate mastery and sheila power of technology and Debbie toughness. Mark Gray - The ability to morph into his comic book character, The Phantom Prowler. Rick Johnson - karate mastery

[@lilbatashlyn]

Just wow lol I never knew this game existed though I'm not surprised it did😅

[@NonnyStrikes]

WOW so many memories

[@chrisjames6327]

I’m fairly sure all NES games are the same game engine, with the characters and music switched over 😂 it’s always jump/shoot/avoid no matter what movie it is

[@deshaunmuhammad52]

Imagine a new version of this on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One

[@carloandnapoli82]

PS4 VR

[@rezaqalam482]

@@carloandnapoli82 yeah ANOES VR game