You know all those NES games the Angry Video Game Nerd threw out his window or flushed down his toilet?  Now you know who found them.

The Silver Surfer...Enough said

I'd hope Top Gun and Color a Dinosaur saw their demise for the creation of the MM9 press kit.

Oct 7, 2008 -- 11:25PM, Ian wrote:

Oct 7, 2008 -- 10:31PM, Gunslinger wrote:

Here's hoping 200 copies of TMNT (the original) and/or Back to the Future.  They deserve it.

 

you shut your whore mouth

 

I love the original TMNT game. Hard and addicting, just as 8-bit games should be.

That's just rude.  TMNT wasn't hard in a good way like the Mega Man games IMO.  It was hard in a poorly made, full of glitches and unpolished platforming/swimming, let's cash in on a newly popular series way. 

I love hard games too.  I still try to get through that damn plane level in Battletoads every now and then, and though I'll probably never make it, it's fun just trying because I die for a reason (my own incompetence).  In TMNT I die because the jump sucks so I can't get over an easy looking jump, so I fall to the bottom floor where the enemies continually reload, or because I'm trying to save the dam in time, but the swimming controls are awful and even when I'm clearly not touching the glowy plants I take damage from them, and there's no way to avoid some portions of it so you just have to tank the hit and hope to god you don't run out of turtles.

I suppose if we must agree to disagree, I can switch it  with that one Spiderman game where you can't jump right, though.  I honestly don't know of many notoriously bad NES games.

Fester's Quest should have been one. Melt it! Melt it to the ground!