Balloon Fight - Versions Comparison (HD 60 FPS)

[@f.k.b.16]

One of the earliest games on the NES and the bonus stage still has one of my most favorite songs on the NES! I think I might add that "Win" jingle as like a text tone on my phone or something lol!

[@PenerajangPenyesalan]

City Connect game songs also good!

[@matthewslewa8273]

NES version my favorite. I literally still play it on my NES. (still working since 1994 since i bought it on Jan, 12, 1994.

[@kenwheeler3637]

I like the Vs. version the best. I have a friend that has a Red Tent Vs System so I feel fortunate that I've gotten to experience it on the original hardware. I like that that version has the added third tier of height on the play field as well.

[@KirbyVanPelt]

Happy New Year 🎉, I Consider the NES version my favorite, despite the fact that I'm 17 years old, I played it many times on the NES Classic. 👍🏻

[@juliab1954]

Lemmings next?

[@skycladsquirrel]

Someone needs to make a Unreal Engine version!

[@TheDerpyDolphin]

Woah. I was not aware that there was a Tingle spin-off

[@riverradaok2347]

me gusta todos de balloon fight buen video

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

Let’s Compare Balloon Fight 1: NES (1985) 2: Nec Pc 8801 (1985) 3: Sharp X1 (1985) 4: Arcade (Playchoice 10) (1987) 5: Game Boy Advance (E Reader) (2002) 6: Game Boy Advance (2004) 7: Tingle’s Ballon Fight (2007)

[@rolingthunder8612]

the people who disliked this are fish food.

[@casperdewith]

Nintendo Land on Wii U also has a version: Balloon Trip Breeze.

[@stevenwhuntva]

Is there footage available on the Sharp Zaurus version?

[@retro-rock3067]

You just forgot the Sharp Mz-1500 and Sharp Mz-2500 version

[@bnmetro1488]

Nes version is programmed by Satoru Iwata.

[@aremafcxboboiboydaun6977]

My favorite on Nes games.

[@darkerfalcon3747]

Can you do Baloon fight Baloon trip all versions please

[@hdofu]

with a bonus from balloon kid

[@darkerfalcon3747]

@@hdofu right, please

[@michaelsegal3558]

It’s says the NES version was in 1985 but you can clearly see on the title screen that it says 1984

[@Firguy_the_Foot_Fetishist]

Released first in Japan in 1984. Typically, a game wouldn't be ready for export from Japan until the next year. EDIT: Actually, it was released stateside in November of 1984. The game debuted as an arcade game then and the copyright for the property was also filed then.

[@drallersouldust3054]

I have the one in gameboy 99games sadly it gets stolen, I remeber it has something like story mode and levels

[@Guorco]

yo me divertía con la versión de nes. jajajaja. No lo cambio por nada.

[@retro-rock3067]

Also Balloon Fight for Nec Pc-8001MkIISR is on Yahoo Japan Auctions for Sale at a bid of 0 and a price of 20,000 yen

[@johannrodriguez4901]

No sabía que había un remake para DS

[@bhavigpointi4035]

It’s better if this character came into smash bros ultimate as a fighter

[@bhavigpointi4035]

The characters attacks using its balloons, its final smash would create a balloon storm that knocks back any enemies

[@TheDerpyDolphin]

I completely agree. Tingle needs to be a fighter

[@livretro]

Very simple: pick villager or isabelle, pick ballon fight stage, use only up b special

[@SuperMetalyrics]

Where's the Nintendo land one?

[@vomerconch9795]

no idea what a NEC is but it is painful to watch

[@TopRetroGames]

NDS version my favorite.

[@streled5361]

I have the NES version, but the SharpX1 and the Vs. System ones seem fun to play, but the NEC PC-8801 look... painful and unplayable

[@TJZOfficial]

What about the Villager Balloon Fight

[@michaelsegal3558]

I like the NES version

[@michaelsegal3558]

I have this game

[@yorgle11]

It's too bad the NES version didn't retain the vertical scrolling from the Vs. version. I think the only reason is because Nintendo's early cartridge PCBs control the scrolling direction with a permanently soldered jumper. In order to add the horizontal scrolling "Mode B" to the game, they had to set the jumper accordingly and couldn't have vertical scrolling in Mode A. Some later cartridge PCBs mapped the scrolling/mirroring setting to a register that could be changed by the program, allowing it to change during the game. I think MMC-1 probably provided that. It could have also been done with a discrete flip-flop, but at this early date I think all of Nintendo's games had the same simple PCB to keep their manufacturing streamlined. I'd love to see Vs. System versions of the early games ported over to NES, along with the addition of high score save.

[@rubenmatrix8982]

en la vercion de nes hice en el año 2009 1.027.000 puntos,en la consola original. es mi juego favorito de nes,por eso: en la nes tengo el cartucho original en la gameboy advance sp tengo el cartucho original de la vercion famicom mini en la nintendo ds tengo el emulador de nes para jugar a la vercion de nes y a la vercion tingle de ds

[@user-qz7og2mv9y]

My favorite is NEC PC8801 version

[@magorzatajankowiak1401]

Ds

[@beauwalker9820]

A shame we didn't get the DS version, just because it had Tingle in it. Truthfully, I never really was annoyed by him. (Though, unfortunately Nintendo is aware that "Americans hate Tingle." Which is also why Tingle wasn't in "Twilight Princess," and why his other DS games weren't released in America.)

[@MediaRavenEditor2025]

2nd

[@misterernesto1642]

Falta la versión de game boy Missing version for gameboy

[@lerny3611]

Algum br??

[@lerny3611]

@Reuniclus ae ate que fim