NES Game Facts | Mario, Zelda, Kirby & more

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In this video, Did You Know Gaming takes a look at some classic Nintendo games, such as the classic NES games Mother, Zelda II, StarTropics, Kirby's Adventure, as well as Super Mario Bros 3.
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[@DidYouKnowGamin]

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[@Cliffordlonghead]

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[@Cliffordlonghead]

First

[@Cliffordlonghead]

Awesome video

[@Silver-Nao]

@@Cliffordlonghead bruh noone cares 12 yr old

[@Smash1999]

The flag on the ship in SMB3 says takara (玉, treasure or wealth).

[@AlexTenThousand]

The lack of localisation in Italy was so dire that, back when Pokémon Red and Blue released, the marketing explicitly pointed out that it was translated in Italian as a selling point.

[@Zanji1234]

same in Germany :-D though on the GB most "larger" games where localized but yeah the first SNES games which had german text got a special "WITH GERMAN TEXT" sticker on the box :D

[@FakeItemBoxLetsPlays]

Because Mario himself worked on the localisation.

[@NitroIndigo]

Also, the Spanish translation of Ocarina of Time came in a booklet because they didn't have enough time to program it into the game. Apparently, the marketing for Majora's Mask and OOT3D both mentioned having in-game Spanish text as a selling point.

[@23Scadu]

I remember the first game I played that was translated to Swedish: Shadowgate for the NES. It was an extreme rarity though, I think a couple more adventure games got translated, but English only was very much the standard for my whole childhood.

[@DeepWeeb]

@@NitroIndigo The funny thing about that is that spanish commercials for the game promised "all on-screen text translated" which was a blatant lie

[@1JAM229]

That Star Tropics secret reminds me of the Phantom Hourglass puzzle where you have to close your DS in order to progress. After spending some time trying to find the solution, I couldn't figure it out, so I took a break and closed the DS. When I came back to the game, the puzzle was solved. I'm guessing this happened to everyone else too, haha.

[@monocle_mage9273]

I remember just staring at the screen for a long time and eventually, for some reason, I turned the DS sideways. At that point I realised that the top screen and the bottom screen fit perfectly together. It's still one of my favourite Zelda puzzels as it really made me feel like I was thinking outside the box when I solved it.

[@AlexLorentzenloganjamesalex]

I actually left my DS open and went to the computer to search for answers on GameFAQs or something

[@Rpodnee]

I had to call the Nintendo help line to figure that one out lol

[@DefendYoungstown]

Meanwhile, needing the letter was EXACTLY how Nintendo got me to buy Startropics game with my allowance. I had rented it but got stuck. Now, in all honesty, I could've brute forced until I eventually stumbled on the code (or if I had tried to get clever I would've accidentally found it quicker since "747" was the popular phone number prefix for my area). But it was tedious and felt like cheating. Since the rental place didn't [read: legally couldn't] include that stuff, I asked my dad drive me to Toys R Us to pick up a copy ASAP. The solution of dipping actual paper into actual water wasn't as out of the blue as one would think, as this was a time where games included shit with their packaging *besides* instruction manuals. Some games had posters, stickers, or anything else classified as "feelies" for either company marketing or additional in-game lore stuff like maps and item/enemy compendiums... stuff that's either all fanmade and curated anymore, or sold only in more expensive "collector's editions" or as separate outside marketing.

[@pun_dimen]

I actually stopped playing Phantom Hourglass and when I finally found out how to solve the puzzle my excitement for the game was gone

[@8BitAlchemy]

The way Nintendo handled the secret code in StarTropics for the Wii was incredible and over the years the effort into these virtual console items have just steadily decreased, it's really sad to see

[@stephencheney9811]

Rewind is a nice improvement over Wii U, but where are my manuals?

[@greghuffman3061]

they're all automatics now

[@primrosevale1995]

The reason the door is there in Mario 2 is explained in the manual, as Mario and friends found a door to Subcon inside a cave.

[@FakeItemBoxLetsPlays]

That's story-wise. But gameplay-wise something had to code for the other side of the door. Was it ever coded or was it just a sprite?

[@greedyProphet]

What's Subcon?

[@SaviTheGamer]

@@greedyProphet Subcon Deez NUTS

[@SaviTheGamer]

@@greedyProphet jokes aside, it's the dream world in Super Mario Bros 2

[@primrosevale1995]

@@greedyProphet The land of dream where the game takes place.

[@DeepWeeb]

To this day I find baffling Nintendo released Startropics on the Switch's Online subscription without the electronic manual from Wii and Wii U (it was such a perfect system) In the same way they release untranslated Mario's Super Picross and then post a video in social media explaining what the tutorial is trying to tell you

[@Nidstang_]

Or how they released Puyo Puyo 2 on the Switch Online instead of Kirby's Avalanche... but then released Mean Bean Machine.

[@BlazeHeartPanther]

Nintendo kind of sucks with preservation.

[@alolanstarboy]

@@BlazeHeartPanther in this case they seem to suck specifically since the switch era. The virtual console alternatives to the letter had some effort in them and the Wii U version at least gave you some context on the letter. The switch online version of startropics not containing any such context or digital letter is a perfect encapsulation of how little shit Nintendo gives about this stuff in the Switch era

[@mchevre]

Yeah they probably just thought "Oh well everyone will just google it and find the answer in two seconds anyway." But there are a lot of gamers who, if they thought it was an in-game action that needed to be done, would insist on figuring it out on their own. Thus, they'd waste hours and hours of frustration not even realizing they're trying to find something that doesn't exist in the game.

[@mythosinfinite6736]

It is an ethical obligation to emulate old Nintendo games

[@TheCartoonGamer8000]

Snake Rattle N’ Roll, while not my favourite NES game, certainly is interesting. Great soundtrack too!

[@darthpaul99]

My favorite NES game is TMNT III: The Manhattan Project. I’m so glad that it’s finally coming out again in the collection coming later this year!

[@L33PL4Y]

DUDE YEEESSS. I am SO fucking stoked for that collection, and TMNT III is easily one of the absolute best and most criminially underrated TMNT games of all time.

[@LycanLink]

My favorites on NES were your typical ones. SMB 1-3, Yoshi, Chip 'n' Dale, but recently on Switch, I've really gotten into Fire & Ice. It's a very clever and addicting puzzle game. 😊

[@gameman250]

Yooo, Fire 'n' Ice is a damn good puzzle game, I'm a little sad there aren't more like this.

[@JohnMortonIV]

It really hurts hearing it’s almost been 40 years since the NES was introduced…

[@Stickerbrushes]

Yup that first line made me go like "ooooo... ohhh....."

[@MrV902]

That and all the gray hair every time I get a haircut. 😅

[@jonnymmac]

Tell me about it, and I remember getting an Atari 2600 new for x-mas back long before NES.

[@jacobkieval6007]

I literally thought "Almost 40 years? That's not true! It came out just a few years before I was born!" And then, "Oh....oh."

[@JohnMortonIV]

Same here. I was born in 1988.

[@JimKandol]

I only had a few NES games. Mario 3, Duck Tails, Chip n Dale and TROG. Trog is the best pacman clone I've ever played, would recommend.

[@DefinitivNichtSascha]

Yooo, I have Trog as well! Had lots of fun playing it with my sister growing up.

[@buzzbuzz20xx]

That's cool how old are you

[@GottaFistDemAll]

The idea of Kirby multiplying himself might be a reused concept for Kirby's Mass Attack when Kirby was split into 10.

[@knives_on_static]

Or Amazing Mirror where several kirbys can assist you

[@GottaFistDemAll]

@@knives_on_static I think there's just more than 1 Kirby, unless its non-canon.

[@alchemistofsteel8099]

@@GottaFistDemAll Kirby gets split into 4 versions of himself

[@GottaFistDemAll]

@@alchemistofsteel8099 It occurred to me that I never saw the opening to Kirby and the Amazing Mirror, so after looking it up, yeah, Kirby actually did get split into 4 separate colorful Kirbys in the beginning. Still can't believe after all these years I didn't see that.

[@alchemistofsteel8099]

@@GottaFistDemAll Kirby and the Amazing Mirror and Mass Attack essentially have the same basic plot

[@deepakbhatti155]

i did actually have an NES. we lost it when our house burned down. but my mom got us an N64 and for us history was made there 🤩

[@FakeItemBoxLetsPlays]

That's pretty interesting!

[@mikeey6804]

sorry your house burned :(

[@deepakbhatti155]

@@mikeey6804 thank you. at the end of the day I'm happy my family and I are all good :)

[@TheOrangeG1]

That old Region Locked on Murasame Castle is gold, watch it many times. Your old voiceovers never gets old for me, I'm serious! BTW, my favorite NES game is Metal Slader Glory ^^

[@SuperJustinChannel]

10:56 This applies to many form changes within the game, turning into Raccoon Mario and the other three "rare suits" all play this sound effect when transforming.

[@Mondryx]

Damn... I loved Dream Master! It was sooo cool to transform into all these animals 🤭 Still remember a secret path in an early stage as a Mole 😂

[@Inforza]

My favourite NES game was Mario bros. 3. I could play that game over and over. But there where a few other great ones as well. Double Dragon 3, Kirby, Turtles 2 and Solstice to name a few.

[@taewyth4161]

For the French translation thing, it's not so much that "many" games got released without a translation, but most of them just released in English during the 8 and 16 bit eras, to the point that having a game translated was notable.

[@mikep6043]

I don’t understand how Iam Error is still such a big mystery. Error is his name and there’s a guy who tells you to ask Error about the palace. If you go back later he mentions a palace. I knew that when I was kid 30 years ago lol

[@cloudpuffs9977]

Yeah same I actually remember that too. It’s ridiculous how people are curious about Error.

[@tetravega567]

"I am Error." Yeah, I was an accident too... -_-*

[@mikep6043]

@@tetravega567 It’s his name

[@cloudpuffs9977]

@@mikep6043 ignore him he probably never played the game. I remember the other guy saying speak to Error. Smh

[@schurerest7661]

Lol did you just say shut up to your kid!?!? BEST DAD EVER!!!

[@DiamondAppendixVODs]

this is made even more hilarious by the fact you have an afton pfp

[@otaking3582]

Remember when Nintendo actually included manuals in their digital rereleases?

[@GabePuratekuta]

Nope.

[@otaking3582]

@@GabePuratekuta That's kinda sad, but not unexpected...

[@NickJamNG]

I recently discovered Zelda II when I found it along with an old NES in my uncle's attic. Been having a blast trying to get through the game without looking any of it up. Did a stream of it recently going through what I've found out on my own, but the real fun will begin when my knowledge runs out

[@L33PL4Y]

Blind playthroughs of any game are always the best! That's my streaming specialty, too.

[@svenbtb]

I was happy to see Little Nemo get mentioned, that game is underappreciated imo. Fun music and nice graphics, and it feels really good to play (of course it does, it was made by Capcom). Totally needs to come to NSO (or maybe capcom will make their own NES collection?), although since it's "technically" a movie tie-in idk how likely that is.

[@stephencheney9811]

It seems there are two games in development for the character now by different people! I think it's old enough to be in the public domain.

[@ImmacHn]

My favorite NES game is Super Mario Bros 3. I still have the cartridge, a little beat up, but it's there.

[@Level1Sword]

Super Mario Bros. 3 is so hard to beat when it comes to my favorite game on the system. SMB2 used to be my favorite until I got to play 3. It's so good!

[@randomstuff8028]

One of my favorite NES games was M.C. Kids. Yes, the McDonalds game. It had a massive world with secret unlocks and some super hard levels, not to mention gravity flipping. I'd love to hear some facts about why a game for McDonald's was so high quality

[@SheerSonic]

France may have gotten the short end of the stick in Zelda 2, but hey, at least it was more than made up for when they got the exclusive rights to see the icon for Kirby in a cannon!

[@gigastrike2]

I thought at the beginning you were going to say that it's been almost 40 years since DYKG started, and I could feel my hair graying.

[@FakeItemBoxLetsPlays]

wait wut.

[@pcm1011]

@@PotatoeSnow true. I remember browsing their web page with standalone facts before they​ started with the videos

[@Chaos89P]

That noise that the Koopalings' magic wands make sounds like the sound the magic wand makes in The Legend of Zelda.

[@L33PL4Y]

Kirby's Adventure is my favorite NES game and always has been. There's just something so perfectly magical about it. Other favorites are TMNT III: The Manhattan Project, TMNT: Tournament Fighters, MOTHER/EarthBound Beginnings, and Gremlins 2: The New Batch.

[@KoutenMusashi]

Man I love these videos. I’ve been on a nes/snes/gameboy high for a couple months and can’t get enough of it So nice to finally go through loads of games I didn’t get to play as a kid as I grew up just after they were big

[@MrBANUELOS56]

I love these videos. I hope there’s more Pokémon/N64 did you know videos to come out. Thank you all for making wonderful content.

[@Stewerrvideos]

4:33 Makes me laugh that one would expect translations for games in Europe. I’m from Denmark, and the only games I recall having danish as an option were the Disney games for ps1, like Hercules, Tarzan, Bug’s life and so om. Games were and still are the first step into a second language for many for us who aren’t raised with english as native tounge. Honestly, if a game has danish as option, I won’t choose it, as it seems wrong to me after being used to games being in only english.

[@cristianarreola7246]

That's actually really cool. I remember reading a youtube comment from someone in Brazil explaining how he and his friends could read English very well because they played a lot of Runescape.

[@Stewerrvideos]

@@cristianarreola7246 I actually think runescape is the reason I know words like shovel, pickaxe, iron ore and verbs like digging, mining, smelting even though they are obscure terms that I never would use in real-life.

[@RayneDeoman]

Hearing the music being altered like that hurt lmao. Whatever you gotta do to not get attacked by Nintendo

[@andtails]

I had an NES and a Genesis when I was young, and I still have these consoles in my collection to this day (albeit not the original ones I had in the 90s). I would say my favorite NES game is either Kirby's Adventure or Super Mario Bros. 3. Both offer exceptional gameplay with stellar music and a ton of replayability.

[@Dyundu]

My favorite NES game, and my earliest childhood memory (we got it in 1989, when I was four; yep, I’m old), is Zelda II. Still my favorite game of all time.

[@lynntaylor9681]

I loved the NES when I was a kid in the 80's. My favorite games were Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, Super Mario Bros. 3, and Q-bert.

[@Mermi]

Here in Québec, a french speaking province, video games were only in english with no translation provided. It's been that way until the Wii and Super Mario Galaxy. Imagine being a little 6 years old french canadian in 2001, struggling is way through OOT without understand a thing. We had to fill the gaps with our imagination based on what we we're looking at. Fun times :)

[@otaking3582]

Really? I remember reading that Quebec had LttP released in both English and French.

[@Mermi]

It's one of the rare exception! I think Kirby's Aventure had a french canadian version too. But, from what I remember, everthing on the N64 and GameCube was only in english.

[@HelpTheWretched]

That actually sounds like fun, if you had a friend or a sibling to play it with. I too lived in Québec as a kid, but my family was anglophone.

[@Mermi]

@@HelpTheWretched it definitely helped me bound with my dad!

[@supermariofan]

The Hammer Suit in SMB3 that you find in secret areas is not a Toad Suit. It's just the same color as the background so it looks like a Toad Suit. If you look closely as it bounces around, you'll see the outline of the rest of the suit.

[@Ruudos]

What's behind the door in Super Mario Bros. 2? A large stairway, you can see it in the manual.

[@MasterArchfiend]

That Mario Bros and Duck Hunt cart was probably the single most played NES game by my sister and I as kids, though it was mostly Duck Hunt because we never liked how the two player worked in Mario bros. We started to fight if we felt one was taking too long for their turn like little siblings tend to do.

[@westleymullins]

My mom had one. We had Super mario bros 1, dr mario, legend of zelda and a few others. I played it so much they bought me a gameboy. I basically skipped the snes generation (didn't know it existed), but played a lot of N64 after I saw commercials for it.

[@cheesecakenl1980]

My favorite games on NES are Zelda 1 and 2, SMB 3, Castlevania 1 and 2, Metroid 1, Double Dragon 1 and 2.

[@witemic]

You actually talked about my favorite NES game. Little Nemo Dream Master. I loved this game growing up. It was different and stood out completely. I played that and Paperboy way too much. LOL.

[@SteamPunk96]

Is the SMB2 Overworld theme in this video using some sort of pitch inverting every few notes or something? sounds odd, to avoid DMCA issues I assume? EDIT: must be, Kid Icarus and Startropics are also *really* close to the real thing but slightly off

[@greasyllama5562]

It actually sounds kinda like a lower harmony part to the original

[@kevinjerez2831]

The top layer chip tune melody is muted

[@greasyllama5562]

@@kevinjerez2831 yea! didn't the nes have 4 audio channels?

[@YdenMk-II]

The 2 NES games I remember playing a lot as a kid was Heavy Barrel and Skate or Die 2 (this one having an awesome title theme).

[@ArcaneOwlchemist]

Favorite NES game? Guardian Legend stands out, as does Captain Skyhawk. I remember having to have my mom beat one level in Captain Skyhawk because it moved too fast for my 2nd grade reflexes.

[@chopsmccartney6786]

Favorite NES games... definitely Mario 1, StarTropics, and Punch-Out. I played a lot of Punch-Out in Animal Crossing back when I used to play it on the Gamecube.

[@IAmNotAFunguy]

You actually could also put the Startropics letter under a blacklight to see the message as well.

[@gkid64]

Finally a KZbin video to use the silver surfer nes soundtrack for the background music

[@freddy4597]

10:38 that's why i remember it X) I was like "but... there is an icon for the cannon!"

[@ProfessorFessor]

Interesting to hear about the mini kirby powerup. I remember reading Nintendo Power's review of the game criticizing the mini Kirby as being too tiny to use. An early prototype of Kirby's Adventure with the mini power up is probably floating around somewhere.

[@Acradius]

Favorite NES game is Mega Man 4. 2 and 3 get a lot of credit, but 4 introduced one of the series' most iconic mechanics: charging up your Mega Buster.

[@aliceinmansonland448]

Stop Making Me Feel Old!!!!! My favorite NES game was Werewolf and Megaman 2 was a close second. We used to travel a hundred miles just to go to Toys R Us because they had some NES games for $20... That was a lot of money back then. I remember some games I had to cheat like Castlevania 2 and Metal Gear. It's really awesome to play the entire library on my RG351V nowadays.

[@dianeprima8031]

Youre soooo old

[@Davethe3rd]

The version of Super Mario 2 you mentioned was not originally intended to be a Mario game at all, though it was created by the Mario team and they used several inspirations and influences from Super Mario Bros. It only became Super Mario 2 when the Japanese version was tested by Howard Lincoln and he said it was too hard and too similar to the first game.

[@johndmgs]

The version of Mario 2 we got in the west was a reskinned version of another game called Doki Doki Panic

[@stedmangg]

aaaa omg no way!!!11!!

[@kookaburrakuwabara]

I came here to say this. The video didn't make sense

[@GothicSnowLeopard]

Good ol Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels

[@BlazeHeartPanther]

While that is true, before Super Mario Bros 2 (the Japanese one) became what it is, it was planned at one point in its development to have the idea of scrolling levels up and downward before that idea was placed into Doki Doki Panic.

[@jdb2002]

I heard that the Run function in the first Mother was exclusive to the localized version as well. It was meant to be a feature for debugging, but one of the debuggers convinced them to leave it in.

[@XCOSaber]

I don't know who this guy narrating is, but this one is the one I love to listen to the most. A+

[@oso2k]

The Shopkeeper haggling was well known back in the 80s.

[@Ryanmiller70]

The Startropics letter puzzle reminded me of a puzzle in Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box. Early on in the game, you're supposed the find the hidden message on a train ticket. The only way to solve it is to take out the train ticket that's stapled in the instruction manual and fold it. I remember being so confused with this puzzle.

[@plooper14]

Going by the title I thought this was a reupload of an older video lol

[@adrian29459]

Hard to pick a favourite NES game but growing up the ones I played most were Double Dragon, Bayou Billy and TMNT 1. Probably as they were some of the toughest NES games

[@gregfozo]

Growing up in Hungary, the only way of playing a game was with a dictionary in your hand, would've loved a manual with the translation in Hungarian for Zelda lol

[@mchevre]

Childhood favs would be Super Mario Bros 3, Mega Man 2 & 6, Double Dragon 2, Little Nemo the Dream Master, and Kirby's Adventure. My favorites that have persisted up to the present day though would have to be Mega Man 2 & 3, Zelda 1, Crystalis, Metroid, and Blaster Master.

[@GAkers]

Kirby's Adventure was one of my favorites on NES.

[@TheCreepypro]

nice to hear about star tropics since that game doesn't get talked about enough

[@PizzaSaturn3465]

you had to dip a letter to get pass that in StarTropics those are some interesting facts man

[@distractedFreek]

A pizza guy going through a desert? Did SpongeBob reference that with the Krusty Krab Pizza episode?

[@birdfish86]

My favorite Nes games 1. Crystalis 2. SMB2 3. Bionic Commando

[@CitizenKang]

LOL at Silver Surfer being the 2nd game shown in the intro.

[@SparkyDaHedgehog]

My favorite NES game is Legend of Kage. It's one of like, five NES games I had growing up.

[@nathanielgabrielmacandili5560]

Here from Gameranx! Awesome stuff

[@Val.Kyrie.]

I loved little nemo so much 😭 my baby sitter had it. Kirby is awesome and it we only a few months ago that I learned the tanooki suit turned to a statue. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@ThrowedGenji]

Alot of favorite nes games for me. All the Mario's but 3 specifically, Zelda, Ninja Gaiden, Megaman which had 6 titles on NES! Castlevania, Final Fantasy, the list goes on

[@jvstice56]

Answer from end card question: The Legend of Zelda. I own a gold cartridge version of it, played it a lot growing up. It is, to this date, my all time favorite game.

[@ChromeCobra420]

They were all gold until much, much later in the NES's life.

[@MixMasterLar]

Mario 3 was my favorite NES game growing up, but a close second was Konami's Lone Ranger. Such an underrated gem

[@charanth182]

Thanks for making me feel old

[@thesexybatman263]

As a mexican, one good thing Nintendo left me by not caring enough to translate american releases into spanish, is that I actually paid attention on english classes just to being able to understand the games I was playing.

[@michaelsegal3558]

Some of my favourite NES games were the Super Mario trilogy and the Donkey Kong trilogy and Arkanoid and Gyruss and Ice Climber and Mario Bros. the arcade game and Excitebike and Dig Dug 2: Trouble In Paradise and Balloon Fight and Pinball and Lunar Pool (Lunar Ball in Japan) and Bomberman and Lode Runner and 1942 and Gradius and Galaga and Elevator Action and City Connection and Adventure island 1&2 and Dr. Mario and Tetris (especially the Tengen version) just to name a few of my favourites

[@wompwomp9946]

the tanuki transformation sound has alwaysbeen my favorite

[@slambrecht6]

I had one (altough it was a hand down from someone who wanted to buy the SNES so I was one generation behind) and my favorite is Kirby's Adventure.

[@ssbfan33]

I actually got to use an NES before because my Dad had one. Sadly we sold it a few years back, but it was still a fun time.

[@Kirbman]

Anyone else notice the SMB2 theme in the background is missing its main melody track?

[@philipmurphy2]

NES games are a product of there time through some games are still good for like a quick short playthrough here and there.

[@Kyezoar]

Props to using the Silver Surfer Stage 1 theme in the intro

[@IamAJoe]

Damn had to go deep into the Stop Skeletons from Fighting videos to find that one, Uncle Derek looking like a baby.

[@BottomOfTheDumpsterFire]

Starting off with Follin music, huh? Good pick.

[@tentavision5019]

Kirby's Adventure is my favorite, although I haven't played many NES games

[@92nicu17]

I have owned StarTropics for as long as I've lived, inherited it from my parents. But, I have never beaten it. I remember playing it multiple times, and always running into a state where I can't proceed. Now I'm looking at this video, and... ARE YOU ******* KIDDING ME!?!?!?!?!?!?!? MY BLOODY GOSH! XD

[@raxadian]

Super Mario Bros 3 was the Nes game I played the most. For a two player game that Batman and Flash game was fun too I guess.

[@ChampionRevilo]

Games have mostly been English only up until the Wii in North America with no translation given in the instructions booklet. There are languages other than English in the Americas you know? At least Europe got their games translated starting on the SNES.

[@bendy514]

This guy speaks so much like a human that I even forgot I was watching a DYKG video

[@darklordzagato]

2:03 I can tell you that when I finally got the mushroom block in the right position and was about to open the door for the first time ever it made me nervous. I almost thought the game was going to jump scare me. :p

[@EPS5000]

My favorite NES games are Yoshi and Bionic Commando.

[@Aqua_Xenossia]

I hear that awesome Wolverine OST at the beginning of the video, so damn awesome 💕

[@jennhernandz3912]

I can’t believe that it’s almost been 40 years I’m only two years younger than the original Nintendo so it’s crazy to think that we’ve been around that long

[@TheirWisecrackingUncle]

Lol Thanks for making me feel old. You said these games and whatnot are older than a good chunk of your audience. Here I am, almost 42 years old. 🤣

[@zigslotheon]

OH SHIT LITTLE NEMO GETS TO RIDE FOREVER THE STAND USER OF THE STAND STRENGTH!

[@chibiRikku]

STANDO?!

[@PurifierUnit37]

MegaMan 6 was my favorite NES game and still is

[@noob69ish]

My favorite snes game was super Mario world, it was dope and my old man showed me all the hidden areas

[@GabePuratekuta]

What about the NES?

[@PNG_Noodle]

Just about recovered from a friend telling me I'm almost double the age of the kingdom hearts series then you hit me with that opening line 😭