Bart's Nightmare Completed No Miss A+ Ending Snes
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2014
- No-commentary gameplay of Bart's Nightmare. Super Nintendo. Usa Version. Game completed without dying in any level. Played with Snes9x 1.52. No tools, cheats, autofire, re-recording or save states were used.
One of the first Simpsons games for the 16 bit. This game was quite a dissapointment for everyone, as it can be extremely frustating for children (the main target of this game at the time).
Anyway, I don't think this game is so bad. To start with graphics are nice, and it has several styles of gameplays ranging from platformer, to shooter and beat'em up. The problems is that almost all mini games feel quite dull and boring, being the only interesting ones the Bartman stage and maybe the Itchy and Scratchy one.
In the game you have to find 8 pages of Bart's homework divided into 6 stages (two of them belong to the Itchy and Scratchy mini game).
When I was young I had no clue of what I was supposed to do (and probably most children too).I remember that I used to enjoy the Bartman stage, but I hated the Indiana Jones one as I didn't understand it (I think that it's too complex for a 7 year old boy).
In this gameplay I obtained the best mark possible. In order to do so, you need to find the 8 pages and get a score over 125.000 points. And yes, you need to leech points because it's impossible to obtain them other way (unless you need to repeat several stages again).
I hope you like the gameplay of this so-hated game :) 
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Thanks for avenging many wasted tears of childhood anger at this game. You are hero.
lol right
Hahaha. I think the highest I got was a C or C-.
"This game is an anus!!" (Nostalgia Critic)^^
JSTrudel
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I use me paying money for this game as a kid to get people who complain about Friday the 13th online to quit whining. Developer's didn't have a Facebook page to complain on back then, sonny
haha Lisa's face at the end is like WTF?
Bart: Not today, sucker!
I played this game since it launched , I 've never seen an A + before , congratulations , this is very difficult to do!
+Paulo Henrique Thanks Paulo Henrique! Well, getting an A+ is not really difficult, you just need to leech points. It's more difficult beating the game than getting a good grade :)
Maskaman
Every time I played this game I never got all the papers. Never got an A+ either.
Ive Never Got A A+ in super Mario Bros
Not really. You just have to kill some time in one of the two Itchy and Scratchy levels until your score hits 125K. It's an easy A+ after that...
The development team made an awesome game 4 its timess
this should be called Lisa's Nightmare, because since when does Bart do his homework!
Tinker Bell I suppose that doing his homework would be a nightmare for Bart, haha.
He only felt like doing the start, he somehow wrote the rest during his nightmare.
I think it was based of the season 2 episode, "Bart Gets an F"
@@epicboyo4883 smart
I love her shocked expression when he gets an A.
For those that want to just watch the minigames:
+ Science Swim - 1:16
+ Bartiana Jones 1 and 2 - 3:28 and 4:38
+ Itchy and Scratchy 1 - 6:44
+ Bartzilla - 14:10 (vs. Homer Kong is at 15:27)
+ Bartman - 19:27
+ Itchy and Scratchy 2 - 27:17
blackyoshi1230 Thanks mate!
Didn’t the Genesis version have one additional mini game?
Thank you.
¡Gracias!
Bartiana jones was called Idaho Bart from what I heard.
Seriously. Thank you. If it weren't for people like you I'd never see the best endings of the games I couldn't master. Well done!!!!!
Thank you! I'm really happy to hear that. As you can see, the ending is quite lame so you didn't miss anything special.
It's disappointing when hard earned playthroughs don't deliver on endings.
Could never beat this game when I was younger. Thanks for avenging my many many losses in this game.
I just like Lisa's reaction to her brothers A+, what i don't get is her reaction is wrong when he gets a low grade. She should of had a smug expression.
Lisa's reaction is like, "wait!what the fuck?! Bart got an A, let alone an A+! he doesn't do shit in class! I must be dreaming!"
17:37 Homer Simpson: "DOH!"
One time. I died on this game, with only 4 pages. But instead of a grade C- to C+. I got a B+.
My guess was I had well over 90k points when I died. So that was cool.
(Another possibility is, the teacher Edna Krabappel, must of seen how well written, and comprehensive the unfinished project was. She gave Bart a B+ for extreme effort.)
Itchy and Scratchy level, stand to the side and shoot the lightbulbs for an hour straight. That was my trick.
Your grade is based only on your final score. You only get one letter grade up for completing the game. The number of papers you get does not matter. I've earned a B+ with no papers!
@@carltoncoleman454 no way! Normally not having any papers done at all. Is a auto F.
Where getting 1-2 papers would at least make the grades up to C- to C+. I never knew that. Guess I was maybe wrong after all.
I tested it out. I just went to the Itchy and Scratchy level and collected infinite amount of points from the lamp shooting out its fire. I got to 100,000 points without completing the level and then lost all of my Zs on the street on purpose. I ended with a B+. So the highest you can get is a B+ regardless of papers and one letter grade up to an A+ for completing the game. In reverse, the lowest you could get is a D- by finishing the game with 5000 points. In order to accomplish this, you have to allow granny to keep kissing you which docs points.
@@carltoncoleman454 wow. that is some big stuff there.
Thanks for letting me know.
Wow. I can't believe you made it through BOTH "Bart's Nightmare" *and* "Virtual Bart". Just completing those games would have been an achievement, considering how terrible they are, but you went above and beyond, got the "best" ending possible, and did it all without any deaths in-game. I tip my hat to you.
Don Skiver Many thanks Don, I appreciate your comment :) Well, I really like the Simpsons and I couldn't get too far when I played both games as a child, so this was some kind of revenge, haha. I find Bart's Nightmare easier than Virtual Bart, being the latter a pain in the ass if you aim for a no death-run. It took many gameplays in order to beat it that way. I hope both gameplays help people to complete them too.
Technically you didn't die in Virtual Bart. theres one death that you cannot avoid, and thats in the stage randomizer.
Not sure if everyone’s aware but if you hold down Y and move the D pad you can control the bubble from the gum. You can keep it in the frame a lot longer this way.
Yeah this game was hard as a kid and I never beat it. but I still had a blast playing it! you know what else was awesome? "Zombies ate my Neighbors" thanks for the post
could never beat stage 50 something... in the attic with all the bugs.
@@dede9806
i got stuck on lvl 45, outside getting attacked by ants
@35:17 - The look of disbelief on Lisa's face is hilarious!
I think my fondest memories of this game were the Itchy & Scratchy segments -- there was nothing more satisfying than killing Itchy multiple times.
Man your skill is insane! I remember as a kid that I couldn't beat the hell level. you beating it shows me it was possible lol
Thanks! That level is not that hard once you understand how it works. When I was a child I always got killed there because I didn't know what to do, haha. Once I learned its mechanics, it became a lot easier.
Man that's insane lol that's alot of moves to learn! I think the farthest I got on it was the second part of that level.
Actually, you don't need to memorize anything at all. The stage layout is always the same and you can really learn the movements required to progress, but that's too much work. You just need to pay attention to the height of the pillars. If it's too low, don't step on it. There is another clue: if there is a flame coming from the pillar, don't step on it. It means it is at its lowest level. If you see that you can't continue, you have to step on previous pillars to make the others rise. That's why at some parts I come back and jump several times. I hope I explained myself. It can be difficult to make things clears through writing, haha.
I'd like to see the look on the Nostalgia Critic's face if he ever saw your video of you successfully completing the game. Btw, nice job!
This was my favorite game as a child and spent so many hours every Sunday trying to beat it. Never did though. Thank for showing me finally it was possible!
Amazing that we just had to learn through repetition with these games back in the day. I never knew what to do to progress or even which direction to walk. Thanks for posting this.
the yellow door was my favorite part of this game! id only want to play that level. but this is another game I had trouble beating growing up
Lisa when Bart :
Get bad score : 😡
Get decent score : 😑
Get GREAT score : 😮
This ending alone not only represents a SUPERB job well done by the player, but also this possible feedback onto Bart by his family:
Homer: That's my boy! This calls for a trip to Disney World!
Marge: I believe it does as well. You've truly surprised us Bart.
Lisa: WOW Bart, not only I'm impressed, you sometimes amaze me.
Bart: Well like you Lisa, If I buckle down & put all energy into it, I too can excel at anything even Academics.
I've been dying to play this for years :( this was so satisfying - thank you for sharing!
Such a tough and unintuitive game. I think every kid rented this at some point and never quite puzzled it out. I was only ever able to beat the Bartman, underwater Bart, and the Itchy and Scratchy levels. Never could beat Bartzilla or Indiana Jones.
I think that's basically the story of all of us. I believe I beat Bartzilla level once or twice, but not really knowing what I was doing. I'm sure that no kid could beat the Indiana Jones level.
Toda mi vida esperando llegar o ver el final de este juego y la verdad me esperaba algo más :(
Era algo habitual de la época que los finales no fueran gran cosa, sino más bien como una pequeña recompensa al jugador que llegaba al final, al menos en lo que respecta a juegos de estilo más directo. Los juegos que contaban con historias más complejas, como rpgs o aventuras gráficas sí que tenían finales más elaborados.
I don't speak ITALLICS.
@@Sleepkirby6472 xenophobe! Thats spanish
@@Sleepkirby6472 Ñ
Fun fact: In the Itchy and Scratchy levels, the soda cans that roll out of the fridge are actually weapons. You can pick them up and use them against the duo, but they’re limited.
I didn't know that, thanks for the tip!
1:41 oh god smiling joe fussions "hi there" that is integrand into my memory.
Did you know you can CONTROL the Bubblegum?
Keep the bubble in the screen, and hold Y... and use the D-pad... you can ACTUALLY make it move
Everyone knows it bruh. BRUH
@@Sleepkirby6472 I didn't know it and I played this game for years.
*not amused*
I had such a fun time pretending to be Bart Simpson playing this game. I was 7 when this game came out so it just hit different.
I remember hating this game as a child but it didn't stop me from playing it..
I remember finally beating the Indiana Bart stage and I screamed my lungs out in pure joy.
Never got the A+ tho.. Didn't know it was possible until just now.
This was my favorite Super Nintendo game...
I can't believe you beat the game. I never understood what to do in the Indiana mini game and still today is confusing. I also remember the Godzila one used to be frustrating as I got hit everytime and the game ends so quickly. Best one was Bartman and Itchy & Scratchy. You destroyed Smithers so easy xD
Congratulations!
The Indiana mini game is very confusing although the goal is quite simple: you must get to the end. The point is that you have to pay attention to the pillars, because if they are too low they will sink the moment you step on them. To sort this out you have to jump on other pillars and make them rise. That's why I sometimes retrace my steps. You also have to watch out for the little devils because they force you to jump on other pillars until you step on one that is too low. In the end you learn the path to follow after many games, as it is always the same. I hope this helps you to better understand this complex level.
I remember trying my best at this game and getting a B-. They were still pissed. Like, Are you kidding?! You're MAD about a B-? For bart, that's insane!
Warm memories. My neighbor had this one in Elementary School it's just as hard as I remember. but you make it look easy. well done
I remember about 5 or 6 years ago I played this on my mom's, boyfriend's, friend's SNES. I honestly think it's one of the most funnest games I've played my whole life.
1:43 i knew smiling joe fission always said hiiiii there but as a kid i always thought he always said hell outta there. Lol
Many a weeks rental for me, only to spend hours on blue and green and never ever getting past orange ever.
Thank you for saving me from the disappointment
I rented this game so much as a kid. I’m not sure why I put myself through so much torment.
In the Itchy and Scratchy level all game long Bart looks like he on the verge of having a massive heart attack due to all the stress he is experiencing!!!! Lol!!!!!
The Itchy & Scratchy mini game was my favorite & my least favorite was the Indiana Jones parody
Tokyo/Rin I never really understood how to beat the Indiana Jones. I beat all of the others at some point (never at the same time of course) but could never figure that one out.
@@jakerobert3118 Basically you have to collect as much eggs as possible while also choosing the tallest columns oh and also avoid Maggie's pacifiers
I don't think I ever got more than 3 papers. Thanks for letting me see the true ending.
one of the most hardcore games of my childhood
you have such excellent skills in this game
It's weird to think this game came out before the Springfield Monorail. There was so much lore that did not appear in this game.
ohgod. i watched all of this. I WILL NEVER GET BACK THAT TIME
man I love this game. had it as a kid. never beat it.
Many Saturday mornings in the early 90s were wasted on this game.
19:58 That's Handsome Pete, he dances for nickels.
I could never figure out what to do in this game...I'm glad I at least got to see it to the end here!
The main stage/hub is quite confusing if you don't read the instruction booklet and even so, you need many gameplays to fully understand that mess.
2:11 I love that stage clear theme.
That was actually from a Simpsons episode entitled Homer’s Odyssey, where Bart sings this part of the song as his school was having a field trip to the Power Plant.
Such a good game from childhood days! I remember not getting nearly as far and just giving up to play something else lol
I nearly beat the SNES version with 6 out of 8 homework pages recovered. My family gave me this hard ass game as a Christmas gift a long time ago when I was a little kid. My friend and I already talked about how hard this hard ass game does which is almost impossible to beat 'til I looked at someone else's gameplays on how to beat it. One of the episodes of the show did show a part from the beginning when Bart celebrates his first A grade at a fancy restaurant
that indiana jones level was the real nightmare
Indeed!
as a kid, I could get all the pages... except for the "Temple Of Maggie" ones... good times
Homer: "You got an A+? I'm proud of you, boy!"
Marge: "Let's put this on the fridge so we can see your great work."
Lisa: "But... but... you're not supposed to be smarter than me!"
Maggie: (sucks on pacifier)
this game tripped me tf out as a kid
tfw you realize Slender: The Eight Pages was a spiritual successor to Bart's Nightmare.
I remember those fish gave you pillows if jumped
When even your dreams hate you and want you to fail at school.
Slingshot level was always my favorite too!
So damn funny when King Homer becomes back to normal and said D'oh at 17:37! Then he falls down to his death screaming! LMAO!
I wish this and Virtual Bart would come to Steam, XBL, PSN, and E-Shop. Oh yes I know licence issues. Because somewhere someone is holding out for that extra cent.
In the part, which Bart is underwater, is probably a reference to "Digger Dug".
you are a legend! i could never pass the indiana jones levels
Everyone can't believe Bart got an A+!!!! Except for Homer!!! Who is thinking "That's my boy!!!!" Lol!!!!!
At the end I like the expressions on the faces of Bart's family! Homer and Marge are pleased. Lisa can't believe it! Little Maggie does not know what is going on. But she knows something must be up because the test paper on the fridge has a drawing on it she has never seen on any of Bart's papers! LOL!!!!!
There was a similar scenario in the episode Kamp Krusty. Bart forged his Fs into As in a similar manner seen here. Unfortunately for Bart, the result of that turned out much worse, as Nelson, Jimbo, and the gang took over the "kamp", which sadly lead to a kid's hat being eaten by a bear. And yes... it was a good hat too...
@@TBONE_2004 Bummer dude!!!!! Nelson Muntz: Ha! Ha!
Lisa: "Wait. That's illegal."
i forgot all about this one! god nostalgic
Wow. I was never able to get any pages at the Indiana Jones level. Finally after all these years, I am able to see what the other end looks like!
Took me months of grinding to get this as a kid. Doubt I could do it today because who has the time? It's one of those endings that sticks with you. I saw a Lets Play and was able immediately think of the perfect ending after not playing it in about 30 years.
Cowabunga! -bart simpson 1992
19:45 When you realize this simple stage is a better take on the super hero genre than the whole Superman game on Nintendo64
This is an interesting glimpse into Barts subconscious.
When you finish the game with an A+ grade it becomes "Lisa's Nightmare" XD
Bartman and Bartzilla were my favorite stages. Once I understood how to do the "Bartiana Jones" segments, they were a walk in the park.
F__k the Itchy and Scratchy stages though. They sucked the hardest.
Ha Marge and Homer look proud and Lisa can’t believe it! Nice 😄
The game's title couldn't be more accurate, it was a fucking nightmare
What a pro! I had this game and never got all the papers. Wow, awesome 👍
Thanks! But I've been able to beat this level as an adult. When I was a kid I didn't know what to do and I just could beat a few levels. Once you understand everything, it gets a lot easier.
30:10 And here comes the grinding and waiting for 125,000...
The trick for me besides renting it maybe a dozen times was immediately spawn a skateboard which you could ride down the center line and max out your Z's to survive. Then master the Temple of Maggie, go slow watch fire whip that devil and trigger the pacifier trap. Rest then just depended on learning all the random ways to trigger the paper to spawn. Stupidly hard to master but once done is relatively easy to repeat A+s. But I doubt 20 years later I could even come close
I guess that this game's difficulty lies mainly in figuring out what to do. It's extremely cryptic and the game's main hub is a complete nonsense. The stages themselves are not particulary difficult, except for The Temple of Maggie. All these Simpsons games were too hard for their main target: kids.
@@MrMaskaman cryptic is exactly how to describe it. Other than bartman, itchy and scratchy, and the germ level, nothing else is straightforward. Even bartzilla, press back to shoot lasers at the train, down for tank lasers, forward for fireballs for helicopters in front, b for side fireballs helicopters flying to get ahead of you, a for lasers for jets, then all the other buttons to destroy buildings for fun and you have like 5 seconds to figure out what does what before you get killed. Uggh lol. These games tested your love of the Simpsons lol. Still cheers on your video. Good stuff.
35:10 That Scream Got me 💀
Good job!
When I saw the "YES,THAT WAS A MEGADRIVE/GENESIS." I laughed so hard.
I think that it was a nice touch. What a shame that there is no Snes on the Megadrive version, haha.
RUclips does not do annotations anymore.
Last I played this game was in 98 when I was 5 had no idea what it was called just know it was a simpsons game where you have a choice to walk through 2 doors and I found it. The human memory is amazing
35:12 Cowanbuga !!!!!!!!!!!! :D
Bart says it when you get an A+
6:49 27:21 These were my favorite levels as a kid.
10:55 LOL barts face after gumming the guys face
I could never get past that damn Godzilla stage.
If memory serves correct, you can control the bubble gum bubbles by holding Y and pressing the D-pad.
I got an A plus by grinding point on first and last ichy and scrachy stage
Anthony Diaz Yes, you need to grind in order to get an A+, or die in some stages and repeat again.
Cheapskate. You can do it in most of the levels!
bart but hes in wonderland but its a nightmare.
Always thought the game has glitched when all those fireballs kept coming. No wonder I never finished it. Talk about tedious.
The falling movement on the tower climb is just wierd.
tragically epic
How do you make the paper come faster when you’re on the street. I felt like when I was a kid I would walk around FOREVER before the paper would come.
If you shoot a television with a seed you will make a paper appear. This happens with the first pages but after number 4 o 5, it won't happen anymore. I guess I got lucky because I remember in different gameplays wandering for more than 10 minutes with no success. You can also jump the mailboxes in order to make a question mark appear (they point in the direction of the paper).
This game give nightmares at 2:47 am Fuck.. this... game!
I Remember This Game So Funny The Yellow Door Is My Favorite
This game was beautiful as far as graphics back in the day, too bad it lacks in the fun department. I remember playing this when it was new at a friends house, we became bored and annoyed at the difficulty pretty quick. I still really don't like this game to this day, just something about it turns me off. Congrats on beating the game with A+...Oh, and the ending boss sucks and so does the actually ending credits.
I thought it was a great rental game. Not sure I'd ever want to own it, but for a rental where you only had it for 2 or 3 days at a time, it was definitely entertaining. I rented it multiple times because I liked it so much.
sirscrotum totally agree with you on the rental. I went back multiple times for it when I was younger. I remember for one of my birthdays I had my parents drive me around to all the GameStop’s in the area looking for it. No one had it and one worker looked up its value in their database and it said $0.01!!!
I won the Godzilla stage many times, but never knew how... Sometimes it finishes fast, but in other cases that reduction cannon never appears. I dunno how to win this stage, i did it by luck