Out of all the games made for the original Nintendo system, which do you think was the absolute best? With over 500 games, there's plenty to choose from here.
My pick is Zelda - it really started my interesting in adventure and story games, which lead to RPGs later on.
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by Thoul » Thu Dec 20, '07, 3:34 am
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by Neithird » Thu Dec 20, '07, 9:18 pm
What's the name of that PSIV NES port...? 
No really, I would go with Mario 3. As great as the NES and all of it's games were, I think Mario 3 really started the movement of games into the mainstream. It was fun to play, too.
No really, I would go with Mario 3. As great as the NES and all of it's games were, I think Mario 3 really started the movement of games into the mainstream. It was fun to play, too.
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by LordShibas » Fri Dec 21, '07, 4:39 pm
The only thing I can play these days is Punch Out. Everything else just seems like crap to me.
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by SparkyIII » Sun Dec 23, '07, 8:40 am
I had to look what an NES even was. XDDD Guess that means I can't have a favorite. XD
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