I Ranked Every ULTRA game on NES

[@thebfg836]

My dad loved silent service. It's funny how after my dad died I went thru his stuff and what did I find....a copy of Silent Service. I still hold it in my collection to this day.

[@donttouchmystuff8709]

My father also loved silent service on the NES. He also still plays the DOS version whenever possible via emulation. He has played it so much that he can identify each ship in the copy protection questions on the DOS version without referencing the manual. Sorry for your loss. I'm glad to hear a story of another gamer with a similar story.

[@thebfg836]

@@donttouchmystuff8709 It was funny to me the 2 games that always remained were Silent Service and my Captain Skyhawk. When we went to funcoland he would always ask "does it play silent service" to which I replied "dad it's a Sega Saturn..." to which he said "well I dont want it" lol

[@rainehappy7097]

Got it in Goodwill for a buck before the virus broke out

[@bmshaven]

Ha, my Dad as well

[@markm4033]

It is a very fun game. When I was a kid, I turned my room into a sub with the tv screen covered to get that effect. Lol.

[@Ouijawii]

Around 1988, my friend's little brother, Nick, a 6 year old, wrote a letter to Nintendo saying he wanted a baseball game played by robots, to which Nintendo sent him a reply letter! The reply said a game with his wishes was currently in the works and he may see his dream come true soon. When this game was released we all thought it was his idea that sparked the game concept for Base Wars. There was a very fun Football arcade cabinet we got later (Cyberball) and my group of friends always thought Nick was the mastermind behind it all.

[@donkeykongisytpooping3002]

Ouijawii Nick should have been a game designer.

[@flipperdripper5769]

Kumkwat

[@jesot]

CyberBall for Genesis was pretty good, iirc.

[@jaredrausch8645]

I sent an idea out which was later made into "lucky and wild".

[@Kane-B]

Love these ranking videos.

[@dave4shmups]

Same here!

[@alexseekingtheKingdom]

Absolutely

[@jasonmatteson9909]

Tiering

[@kh7955]

Same. Riggs is the best youtube. Dude seems like he is such a good guy.

[@lucag.lisickza425]

agree

[@glassGPT]

The opening theme to Skate or Die is one of my favorite video game songs.

[@Asunox]

In all honesty I remember the title screen and opening theme more than I remember the gameplay which is saying something considering I'm old enough to have played the cartridge in the NES times.

[@Status1985Quo]

@@Asunox I only played it on PC, shareware compilation CD IIRC.

[@markula_4040]

Rollergames gets an A from me. Ultimate hidden gem. Fast paced gameplay, amazing soundtrack. The platforming reaches Ninja Gaiden levels of hard but that's the NES for you.

[@TrainmasterCurt]

Plus the graphics were better than TMNT The Arcade Game!

[@Dorelaxen]

Snake's Revenge is a really fun game once you get into it. You just gotta overlook all the nutball stuff in it and take your time playing. Plus the music is AWESOME.

[@Schush]

A lot better because of the music alone. The only downside I had with it was the side scrolling levels were blah.

[@otherb4455]

The music on both Snake's Revenge and Metal Gear is awesome. I was surprised to see it as a "D" here. I don't recall it much beyond that. I played it through and didn't play much more after that. It came late in the NES's life, and I always assumed that's why most people didn't hear about it, combined with the fact that US Metal Gear was not particularly well received.

[@Dorelaxen]

@@otherb4455I never got the hate for either of them, really. I enjoyed both. Flawed, yes, but still fun. Excellent music for both.

[@jcollins1305]

Loved me some snakes revenge back in the day! It was a little goofy with the humor, but it was a solid game.

[@taipion64]

Base Wars was amazing. Nothing beats the street fighter style battles when they tried to tag you out, or purposely pitching the ball to hit the batter and sometimes making him explode.

[@rainehappy7097]

Thank god sports games are cheap. :D

[@timf7413]

The cool thing about Ultra to me is that Konami published a lot of experimental titles under that banner. Many of these games are some of the most unique experiences on the NES.

[@stephentucker6548]

I know that people poo-poo Metal Gear, but I loved that game! I think it's one of those experimental games that worked out well!

[@TimBitten]

Mission Impossible is INSANELY HARD. I consider it one of the hardest games of all time.

And people say Contra is hard. It's nowhere near as hard as M:I. And I think it's somewhat a fair kind of hard. Not Battletoads hard. I could finish it as a child. Has a password system. 6 levels, 2 of them aren't that difficult. Last level is endurance run... damn. But it's damn satisfying!

[@robertandruw7647]

the game was hard indeed. I've reach mission 2 and that's it.

[@Write-Stuff]

Some might even say impossible! Muahahaha!

[@Destroyer_13]

Is the game harder than TMNT 1?

[@erickr4ndom]

@@Destroyer_13 it is!

[@RobotacularRoBob]

Mission Impossible deserves more than an F. Faulting a game for not understanding its mechanics ain't a fair shake. You can't attack pedestrians (that's why the chopper extracts you) and staying out of the street isn't difficult. It has similar stealth-like gameplay as Metal Gear but is faster paced and admittedly frustrating at times. I just don't see how you can overlook Metal Gears flaws for an "S" rank, but forsake another similar quality title with a failing score. Both games are about a B in my book.

[@jonathont5570]

I thought Mission Impossible was better than Metal Gear... way better.

[@KTJohnsonkidThunder]

Yep. Couldn't agree more. It's great but very tough.

[@RobotacularRoBob]

It's hard for me to pick one over the other, but if I had to, I would say Mission Impossible does have the better gameplay and variety of levels, plus there are 3 characters with different skills that make gameplay interesting. I would give it an A if it wasn't so incredibly difficult. Metal Gear was clunkier but not as challenging. I kind of want to play both now for old times sake.

[@NESbrownbearhugs]

I agree with John, you played with the games you got. Getting TMNT and Mission Impossible, I played with TMNT a lot only getting to Level 3 and Mission Impossible only able to get to the end of Level 1. To me Mission Impossible was a trial and error type of game.

[@maxpower10k]

But this is Riggs personal list. He’s not making an objective list but he did admit that the game may be better than his experience haha 🍻

[@RedRanger2001]

For your information, people... The NES game Mission: Impossible is not based on the Tom Cruise movie. It's based on the 1966 TV show and its 1988 revival. This game came out six years before the movie. P.S., I'll put the MSX2 version of Metal Gear on the SS rank or higher.

[@CoyoteGuru]

Base Wars easily gets an A, if not an S. When a baserunner "should" be tagged out, he and the fielder fight it out to decide if he's out or safe. You can upgrade your players, including their ability to run, throw, catch, and you can even give them weapons for the fights! If a player takes too much damage (loses too many fights) in the same game, it freaking EXPLODES! Three players out and you forfeit the game. So you can be down 15-0 and still win if your players are good at fighting. And it has a full season mode, so you can keep upgrading your players throughout the season. GREAT game.

[@joshalan5125]

I have some great memories of after winning a fight and then continuing to beat my downed opponent. It was great! 😆

[@drewshafer8365]

Agreed this is my favorite baseball game on the nes

[@jedirun]

this is cool series you have going on, keep it up :)

[@nicholasbullock1709]

Yeah! Do this on other systems too.

[@jonrenicus1832]

I agree! Keep it up!

[@MegaRayland]

Correction: Mission Impossible was based on the rebooted tv series of the same name that came out in 1988-89. The Mission Impossible movie wouldn’t come out for another 6.

[@williamhamilton8438]

Basewars is my fav NES game. KOTB is fun as hell too.... I remember back even before NES, playing Q-bert, you needed a premium joystick and it would really wear it out too. I use to be really good at it.

[@travisolson9413]

I know others in the comments have said things about Mission Impossible, but the Tom Cruise movie came out in 1996. This is not based on that franchise but more on the tv series. I liked it, but it was hard as hell. +1 for Kings of the Baach though. I probably had more fun with that than I expected. I am tempted to go play it now. Great list.

[@chaseman94]

It was based on the 2nd TV series that ran for 2 seasons from October 1988 - February 1990 so by the time the NES game was released the show was canceled.

[@ShogunX11]

@@chaseman94 happens to a lot of TV and cartoon shows where the game comes out after the shows are canceled

[@troybilko]

Def the second tv series because the faces depict the actors of that show

[@mikerinck8523]

Kings of the Beach is great if you have an NES 4 Score. I remember playing it 4 player as a kid at birthday parties growing up.

[@TheJohno95]

Ultra is my favorite game creators for the NES besides Koei. Koei was my number one, but Ultra was usually a sign of quality! Beating Defender of the Crown is still one of my most satisfying game moments! Took all night and was hard, but I got it done!

[@stephentucker6548]

Koei is/was a fantastic company! I fell in love with Romance of the Three Kingdoms on the NES. It really sparked my interest in those types of games and I still have a pretty good understanding of Chinese history.

[@wildsmiley]

I've only ever played Defender of the Crown on the NES (Commodore and Amiga players are pitying me as I speak, err, type). To me, personally, it's an A or better. TMNT, no matter it's flaws, or how hard I found it as a kid, brings back a ton of memories, I absolutely love it. I never had any of its sequels on the NES, else I wouldn't love it as much. For me, it's and A as well. You heard me.

[@Lunarquill]

Basewars was super fun. was cool to watch them explode when they ran out of HP. I pulled so many all-nighters on nightshade trying to beat the game.

[@UnholyTriforceDelenn]

Thank you for mentioning Pirates Gold! for the SEGA Genesis! I remember putting hours and hours into that game as a kid! My mom could totally get any ship she wanted into her fleet with the least amount of violence and bloodshed, but I struggled to take the ship as opposed to sinking it, because if I tried to take the ship, I'd be so overwhelmed that I'd lose my ship and have to start over, but I loved the sailing and visiting towns, hiring crews and if I remember right, The Sloop was my favourite ship, partly because it was pretty good, but also because I loved saying the name. Sloop. Sloooop. uSlooooooooopuh! lol I'm weird.

[@guyomh]

The publisher's name in Europe for all these games was Palcom.

[@glenhayman8722]

also rollergames was an interesting early 90's tv show, a mixture between extreme sports wrestling and roller derby really entertaining

[@dreamlandnightmare]

4:20 - huh, "the movie had just come out"? Did you get this confused with the N64 game? There was no movie to go along with this version. It was based on the 1988 TV series which was a reboot of the late 60s series.

[@mattresetar7178]

Very happy to see another one of these. Please keep them coming. My favorite game in this video is TMNT 2. It's actually my favorite of all time without question.

[@Unquestionable]

I had Mission Impossible as a kid and wasn't all that big a fan either. From what I remember the issue you were having was attacking civilians, you're not allowed to really attack until you're attacked and the game doesn't really tell you that. Once you get it down it's an alright title with the Spy Hunter like boat stage being the high point.

[@TheLastLineLive]

Good list. I couldn't do Metal Gear myself, the game was just too confusing. I'd probably almost prefer Snakes Revenge just because it's a bit more action oriented.

[@jst25]

As someone who still owns his copy of Metal Gear and played it enough to finish it back in the day, I don't see how this is an S-tier game. I would put it at a B.

[@Naddoniz]

@@jst25 Agreed. The mxs version was much better. But I like the outside theme of the nes version.

[@chrisazor]

For the NES, I can't stand this game. C to D tier. Now, the MSX version on other hand, is an S Tier

[@autobotstarscream765]

@@chrisazor How about the MSX-exclusive sequel featuring everyone's favorite Metal Gear character(s), the Zanzibar Hamsters?

[@paulrainey4990]

Snake's Revenge is probably the objectively better game. It doesn't handle as clunky, doesn't have some of the weird base/level design element of Metal Gear (e.g., endless repeating screens), and ultimately looks better. But Metal Gear, for all of its flaws, is a classic.

[@WarriorSmurf]

The NES Mission: Impossible is based on the 1980's revival of the original television series not the film series.

[@iankempster7007]

And just packed a bowl... saweet video as always dude

[@rangoononline]

Daaaaaaamn, goin hard on SKATE OR DIE. That game was awesome multiplayer for its time. Super fun collection of mini games and sick tunes.

[@adamderloshon]

Jaleco would be a great list. :)

[@TrainmasterCurt]

And if he didn’t put Maniac Mansion as an S, even though it was NES-Censored, I would lose it!

[@TrainmasterCurt]

The Last Ninja was great too

[@robertsaurer6431]

Awesome series! Hopefully an SNK and Brøderbund are in the works!! Always look forward to your retro reviews!

[@RickinBaltimore]

Defender of the Crown was phenomenal on the Commodore 64, one of the best games for it. It definitely wouldn't translate well. Also Skate or Die's music on C64 is some of the best EVER, especially the intro. Again another game that I think suffered in the translation

[@zeusapollo6504]

Defender of the Crown was and is much better on the NES the port is better than the original game by very big margin, its the same for other computer games like MM1 and Dune 2. Computer hardware was just not optimized for games at all in the 80ies and it shows, some of the games did not even have any kind of music, while the console port had it, like Might and Magic 1.

[@grafikj1uj1tsu]

Very cool series you have going on here John! I don't play much NES these days, but it's fun to be reminded of the games I played as a kid as well as learn about some I didn't.

[@P1983sche]

When I think of Ultra...Roller Games immediately comes to mind. Oh...the many frustrations I had dying over and over and over and over and starting back to the beginning of the level!!! Eventually beat it though.

[@JohnRiggs]

Ranking Sunsoft NES games - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKDYkmZpo7-Gbqs Ranking Konami NES games - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5jQqqOparN8mrs

[@HighFalutinTootin]

I give TMNT an A or an S is a great game actually and I also love tmnt2 it's a solid A could be an S also

[@HighFalutinTootin]

Tmnt has more of a comic book bend to it than the cartoon I think the dev's took from both versions

[@SeekerLancer]

The Star Trek game is a guilty pleasure for me too. It's a really solid adventure game. It took me months and months as a kid to finally beat it but it made me use my brain in ways other NES games at the time didn't. I was surprised but happy to see you give it an A.

[@iamthebiggs252]

I enjoyed the HELL out of Defender of the Crown. I always beat it easily with the weakest character because he was the best at jousting. Gain enough money and influence quickly, and it was easy to overwhelm the rest of the Norman territories.

[@jadewinter1509]

Silent service is an excellent game, 2 players is a must. Also need to read the manual, there's alot to do and pay attention to. Super fun with a friend when u know what you're doing.

[@paxhumana2015]

Fun fact, Kings of the Beach was the only time that Electronic Arts and Konami ever worked on a video game title together.

[@dave4shmups]

Great ranking video! I know it wasn't done by Ultra, but did you ever play Skate or Die 2 on the NES? There's actually a Q*Bert 3 on the SNES; I don't know why it's called that because it just looks like a 16-bit version of the original arcade game.

[@scottythegreat1]

Skate or Die 2 was something I rented out once, never played it again. Nowadays, its just a matter of listening to Rob Hubbard's soundtrack for the game.

[@treedeblue]

John boy is gaining views with this ranking system, awesome

[@bryan006981]

These videos are awesome. I forgot a lot of these games and seeing you review them brings back a flood of great memories from my childhood. Feck i hated ski or die lol and the TMNT arcade game along with the Simpsons arcade game are two of my all time favorites.

[@smoothALOE]

I’m a huge fan of Rollergames! I rented it from Blockbuster and loved it. It’s one of the few games in my collection that’s not considered a popular mainstream title, along with Faxanadu.

[@Trusteft]

Since KZbin and retro gamers making videos on it, I found out that not only Silent Service was released on a console, but also that apparently NES gamers mocked it. I never played the NES version so I can't comment on this port, but overall Silent Service (and Pirates!) I have played on computer systems (Atari ST, Amiga, PC) was/were AWESOME. Pirates! was easily one of the best computer games of the 80s and Silent Service was also seen with love by computer gamers who tried it back then. I don't get the NES owners hate for it, but whatever. I didn't know there was a Star Trek 25th Anniversary game on the NES. Interesting. It looks very different to the PC version (and also Amiga IIRC), but still cool. Thanks for the video.

[@Pholiage]

I was 9 years old and visiting a friend who happened to have parents that visited Japan. They had bought Tmnt 2:TAG. My mind was blown. Coming from only owning the double title Mario/Duck Hunt and Silent Service (my dads game). We ended up beating it and feeling like superbadrears as you do when you are 9 years old :D

[@phazongroove]

Can you do a video on all NES SNK games?

[@TheRmm1976]

Problem is, he doesn't like sports games so he'll give Baseball Stars a 'D' when it deserves an 'S' !!!

[@kekeke8988]

@@TheRmm1976 A D is too generous for any sports game.

[@DarkGX]

should do SNK nes games small library , but loved P.O.W. and Guerrilla War

[@skelleytor]

An English translated version of MSX 2- Metal Gear 2 is included on Metal Gear Solid 3 Subsistence for PS2

[@donkeykongisytpooping3002]

Skulletor But will he play it?

[@kevinstyles1991]

So many amazing games in this list. I would definitely put basewars higher though... man I loved that game!

[@joseph_b319]

I loved Silent Service. I actually picked it up along with Atari Astroids at a second hand store for 8 dollars. Yes it is worth about a dollar but that was all i bought is it was not worth bargaining with the owner.

[@MetalJody1990]

Thanks for these ranking videos. They're fun to watch. I like seeing which games are worth it and trying them out in RetroArch.

[@f3rns]

Loved the ranking. Roller Games is an S for me.

[@freddyvidz]

Me too!!!

[@tigmo55]

RollerGames was the 100th video game I ever beat (this was back in early 1995 too!) so naturally, it will always hold a special place in my heart. It's honestly a real hidden gem too. I was lucky enough to have a friend who owned it back in the day. Otherwise, it's quite possible I might have passed it by.

[@DBassLiner]

Rollergames is one of very rare hidden gems and for me also "S". I have played it as a Kid in early of 1990s, love it ❤

[@Fluoride_Jones]

+f3rns _ It sounds like I might need to hunt down a copy of "Roller Games!" It certainly looks fun, but I never played it back in the day.

[@zengram]

The soundtrack still rocks to this day!!!

[@mattpurvis927]

Seaside Oregon arcade - I remember that place!

[@glenhayman8722]

the depth of gameplay of base wars was amazing. I consider it one of the best sports game for the system

[@13Cubed]

I enjoy these a lot. Thank you for your efforts!

[@cirinaharvey1466]

Konami done the same with Palcom here in Europe

[@TrainmasterCurt]

Mostly for the shmups

[@drakonolus7922]

Mission Impossible deserves more respect and more to be played. It's a really good game, and i've managed to finish this. It's Hard as a Rivet, yeah. But pretty good. Once you got a clue on whats going on and going to do, you will discover a very special game. It's too similar to the Nes Metal Gears, but this goes with it's own way. To bad, they decided on to not make an a sequel for this. I really like it. And it's one of my favorites, along with the Nes Metal Gear games ( Both are great too at their own )

[@GoodVibeCollecting]

Agreed. F is a bit harsh. It's a tough game but it's similar to Metal Gear as you said.

[@Biggly_Diggly]

I feel like you were hiding some serious anger from playing Mission Impossible. That stuff sounds like I would have been screaming at the tv when I was a kid lol.

[@anthonydavidson4942]

It was easier to go outside and really learn the tricks than to master skate or die but I enjoyed it. Tmnt, I played it so much with my brother over and over and got so mad at all the parts Avgn has done video on

[@TheFLOMAN76]

RIGGS BEER COMPANY? DID I SEE THAT ON YOUR HAT?? I AM A CONNOISSEUR OF GAMES AND BEER... LOL! I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL MAN!! I was recently gifted 5038 emulated games. And more to come!! Soon!!! God damn bro... thank you for reminding me of some of the best games that I never got to play back in the day... all those good games that we wished we owned??... And all the ads?...lol.... ... back in the day!?? Thank you. The Beer tho.... Ahem. Where do I get a sixer? Lol!?

[@rydog11]

I’ve come to wait for these videos John. Guessing Hudson Soft next?!

[@themrnails]

Romhacks ranked! Thanks for the video.

[@anthonymusto3537]

Mission impossible for nes came out before the film with tom cruise !

[@palaceofwisdom9448]

Silent Service is one of my favorite hidden gems. Having to maximize your ammo to get the best score (there was no way to stock up without ending the game) added a lot of strategy.

[@alexseekingtheKingdom]

When I hear "How ya feeling, you got John Riggs here!", I know I'm hitting the like button

[@samgamgeeterminator]

Try a list of either Hudson Soft or Tecmo games. Like someone else said, the SNK games. These are all great videos, dude!

[@themightytrixter]

I love the SNK games . Especially guerilla war and P.O.W

[@pfcflembo9327]

I love these videos man. Thanks.

[@WalkingRoscoe]

Uh-oh! The ranking have started to move.

[@maxpower10k]

Oh man Ultra was apparently only from 88-92 and were headquartered in Buffalo Grove, IL which is blowing my mind because I was playing pop warner football at that time and every year we played in a tournament in Buffalo Grove. We’d stay at a hotel and it was like our own mini super bowl. Damn RIP Ultra games lol

[@kekeke8988]

Ultra was never a real company. It was only a shell company created by Konami in the US to get around the publishing limit.

[@maxpower10k]

Yep and based out of Buffalo Grove! Haha 🍻

[@moviesfordudes]

Been loving these videos. Keep it up!

[@jrockudont]

Omg Rollergames. Had it but I don’t remember how I got it. Memories unlocked.

[@Rezigunn]

Now mr. Riggs this was not the tier list we discussed. Where is hal? Still loved it thoughan keep it up

[@Stephen_Eee]

Seriously, is there a modern day equivalent to the Pacman Cereal? Maybe get some of Cap'n Crunch with a bag of marbits...??? Help...anyone...I need to taste my childhood again, lmao everytime I see that wall art!

[@JetFire0422]

Kings of the Beach is the best volleyball game I've ever played. A++

[@JohnRiggs]

agreed

[@TrainmasterCurt]

Super Spike V Ball was great too

[@doublearon9942]

I have played most of these games at some point in my childhood and remember really enjoying them. I’m 44 years old and am playing them now because I wanted to make my own rankings, I am hard pressed not to give all of them an F. I remember loving Skate Or Die, wtf was I a masochist?!?

[@stephentucker6548]

Defender of the Crown is a gem of a game. I'd have to put it as an 'A' in my list. It worked just as well on the NES as it did on my C-64.

[@samuelleevallongo9752]

These videos are better than any sitcom. I love just chilling and watching old games

[@RacnJsn95]

I’ve always liked Silent Service. Liked it a lot when I was a kid

[@NesrocksGamingVideos]

Rollergames is a solid A on my list!

[@luciousthomas6141]

Gyruss is awesome I rented that game a lot back in the day!

[@Retro_Game_Craze23]

Well damn! I’m not sure if you saw my Ultra request on your Sunsoft video! If you did thanks for this video. I was actually not expecting this video to be up for awhile.

[@famousmcfly80]

Mission: Impossible wasn’t a movie tie-in, fyi. The movie came out in ‘96. The game was ‘90.

[@antoniorosado9178]

The movie from 96 was a remake of the original

[@famousmcfly80]

Well yes, it’s based off the 60’s television show. In his video he was thinking it came out alongside the movie. I was just clarifying that it wasn’t.

[@trinidadmetroid]

That MI game was based on the 80s revival of the tv show

[@subjetividadobjetivaconmak4259]

Mission Impossible is a really nice game, and it is truly unfair that you placed it at the bottom just because you were not patient enough to get used to the story/gameplay. :I

[@benkizer9509]

I actually prefer TMNT over TMNT II The Arcade Game. More variety, more challenge. TMNT II got boring by the third level.

[@kekeke8988]

Beat 'em ups are a genre a really liked as a kid but I just can't stand as an adult. Mindless garbage. The more meat to the game, the better and most beat 'em ups lack meat. River City Ransom was one of the few that is actually more fun because of the added adventure elements.

[@MCastleberry1980]

The funny thing about Pirates is the later version on Xbox, etc isn't a whole lot different content wise than the old one.

[@ElektraHart]

I remember when I was a little kid, I could flawlessly get through the water level in TMNT. Now I'm in my 30's, and don't have the twitchy nerd reflexes I used to have.

[@cacophonic7]

Turtles 2 arcade... I got it for Christmas one year and God it was mind blowing playing it at home. Those were simpler times, but I love remembering them.

[@keithbeard5337]

No offense, but your ranking series is the most entertained I've been on your channel. Keep it up!

[@davesmidnightgamingenterta3523]

I will be honest even tho snakes revenge was not cannon to the series. I have to say I really liked the game. I give it a S tier.

[@randomthoughtsoftheday5397]

Skate Or Die was my go to game growing up and T & C Surf Designs! My love for skateboarding games was deep in the 80s!!! 😂 Any news on Uncle Rico's Football? @johnriggs

[@drg5352]

Mission Impossible's starting area is packed with non-hostile civilians. Kill a civilian, you get busted. Likewise, how did you survive to adulthood when you don't know not to play in the middle of the street? :P Not very fair to rate a game poorly when you just don't understand that you're not supposed to indiscriminately slaughter innocent civilians and play in traffic.

[@TheKaindemonic78]

Also I enjoyed snakes revenge even if it has nothing to do with the original mg series

[@emaheiwa8174]

Skate or Die is an A. It takes some time to learn and practice

[@tygrus3495]

The thing with Snakes Revenge, you have to be patient checking for the right key to open a door, but there is a patch that fixes this (as long as you have the key in your inventory, you don't need to have it equipped to open a door), and makes the game more friendly. I tried this game (Snakes Revenge) before Metal Gear, and I would give a D to Metal Gear, and a B to Snakes Revenge, which I like a lot, so it might be that all depends on the point of reference that each of us has, and of course I respect your notes, each head is a world. On the other hand, I like this series of videos : ). Regards.

[@dan_evilrobot]

I actually really like metal gear on NES too. Sure It's not as good as the original Japanese MX2 computer version the NES version. I'm actually glad you put it on "S" rank list.😉👍

[@Adog918]

DATA EAST NES would make a good list. My favorite was Heavy Barrel.

[@TrainmasterCurt]

Mine is Donald Land

[@gothguy20]

Mission Impossible is highly underrated. Honestly one of my favorite Ultra games.

[@folnevar]

Reading some of the comments here and I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one who loved Snake's Revenge!

[@forcedfeedbackclassicgamer5499]

Ahem. We might need to have a nice little chat about Q*Bert, sir.