NINTENDO R&D1 GAMES
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The Galactic Federation Police are running scared. A strange life form, held in suspended animation and suspected of causing the destruction of an entire planet, has been stolen by space pirates. The pirates have hidden this "Metroid" deep within the fortress Planet Zebes where they plan to make it multiply, and use it to destroy galactic civilization.
A First Party Nintendo game filled with Reapers, Crosses, and super catchy music? It’s gotta be a franchise they would forget for years to come only to revive via Smash Bros…welcome KID ICARUS!
Take all of your rage out on your opponent in Urban Champion! Or the game itself, like we do here on another episode of NEStalgia!
Mr. Stevenson is about to have a crazy 24 hours as his daughter has been kidnapped by King Dom...and be shot at by the player more than a thousand times.
This Nintendo twist on Joust has been a classic for more than three decades now. Flap your way to your opponents and POP their balloons!
It's Miyamoto's dream come true as Popeye finally makes it to the NES and we finish the Famicom Launch games!
In this PIPIN' HOT episode of NEStalgia we go into the sewers to join the Mario Bros. before they head out to the Mushroom Kingdom.
Oh hey, it’s that game from Back to the Future! In this episode, we take another whirl with the Zapper for Wild Gunman.
In this episode of NEStalgia, get ready for a game that's a lot like Pong but with better graphics! It's TENNIS on the NES. For more NEStalgia and the show notes, visit NEStalgiacast.com
In this episode of NEStalgia, don't STACK-UP your expectations for ROB's second and last game.
In this episode of NEStalgia, we're moving to a different section of the Arcade. Get ready to flip out for Pinball!
In this episode we reloaded the NES Zapper for our second foray into light gun games: Hogans Alley
In this episode, we take a look at Gyromite, a game meant to be played with the NES launch curio, R.O.B.
In this episode we take a look at Baseball, a 1983 arcade game based on... you guessed it: baseball. The game was developed and published by Nintendo, in both Japan and North America.
In this episode, we're breaking out the Ol' CRT in order to play some NES Zapper Goodness. Does it still hold up in 2018?
In this episode we take a look at Baseball, a 1983 arcade game based on... you guessed it: baseball. The game was developed and published by Nintendo, in both Japan and North America.
Let's tear it up for the 17th and final episode of the NES launch games! A ray of sun after the video game crash of 1983.