Excitebike: "are these live players?" That's adorable. When that game came out the idea of being able to remotely play games with others wasn't even a thought to most people in the world. There were probably a few intranet (private networks like colleges) chess games by then, and some text based BBS (Bulletin Board System) games, but that's about it.
Yeah when she asked that sincerely I laughed. Not in a mean-spirited way, these kids have just never known a world where remote play wasn't ubiquitous.
@TheRukisama exactly, My comment shouldn't be taken as making fun of her, It's understandable that she would ask that question. But it certainly does bring a chuckle to anyone alive in the '80s.
When I was a kid in the early to mid '90s at my family reunion my great grandmother and my great aunt would battle each other in Dr Mario... And it was an event! The whole family gathered around and watched! What night that was was one of the first things planned when we got there... And sometimes there would be rematch nights, there would be snacks and cheering, and my grandmother would start practicing months before the reunion! It was so much fun.
I played all these games. The best thing about the 80s is that everybody who grew up in the 80s played all the same games and watched all the same movies and TV shows and listened to all the same songs. There's so much stuff made today that everybody plays/watches/listens to different things. You lose that sense of community.
Being born in 1980, I grew up with the Atari and the NES so this video brought me back. As a kid I mastered almost every one of these games (except Baloon Fight) and had a blast. I have an NES Emulator with these roms and the original NES packed up with about 100 games in storage I'm keeping for my kids. Awesome video.
Dude the coolest part of Excite Bike was creating your own level... actually a bunch of NES games had this feature, probably because the graphics were so limited in creation, they would just give the player the ability to do it themselves. But for this game, creating a whole bike level was sick.
Its all fun n games until they asked if there were real players playing against them on excite bike.....I don't think they know internet wasn't a thing back then...
I understand it's teens playing, and teens nowadays don't know the older games but you have all these newer games with so much more complex controls, you would think running and jumping would be very common LOL
that was my first thought. kids these days are playing games so much more complex than i ever dreamed lol why would you run straight into enemies haha. my guess is they didnt tell them the controls and they were just figuring out what does what.
@@hfield07most likely. You could see Joe trying to instruct them on certain things, or trying to help each other, likely after they had failed initially.
NES games are typically harder and unforgiving. Whilst modern games are complex, yet easy. Ill take the classics if i need a challenge, and modern games if i just need to let my mind relax.
NES games where hard and unforgiving because most of the games where short and repetitive. I think 300kb was average game size. difficulty was good way to make games last longer. I think it was amazing how they could even make and fit all those amazing games under those size limits.
Definitely Blaster Master. That game doesn't get enough love for how amazing it was. It had some of the smoothest controls of any NES game and that soundtrack is pure gold.
These games are good for developing hand and eye coordination. With practice you get better and the enjoyment goes up. Growing up with these and games before them was a special and exciting time because nothing like this existed. It brings back so many childhood memories with family and friends.
They also teach you that you only get so many chances to fail and that translates over into real life as well. Games today give kids unlimited chances which doesn't translate over into reality so they are not learning that failure has consequences.
It is basically creative clone of Joust. Although different platform layouts and two "energy points" looks nice. Also I like monster from the lake. Unfortunately no ptero :)
I had a cartridge, had a little pink ribbon on it you could use to pull it out of the system, and it had both of these games on it... as well as like 60 other games. It was nuts. Bought it at a yard sale.
There's 8 buttons. Up, down, left, right, select, start, A and B. If A or B doesn't do what you want and no other individual button does either (there's even a NES game where jump is on the down button); then you're SOL and have to try combinations or check the manual.
@@leefischer5814 The d-pad is just a plastic rocker that restricts your ability to actuate the 4 underlying switches to any two adjacent switches at a time. From the hardware perspective they still function as four individual buttons and it is perfectly possible to actuate e.g. up and down buttons simultaneously e.g. if the d-pad is broken or if you remove the plastic cap or possibly on some terrible third party controllers. The point is that the games actually used directional buttons, select and start as buttons; not just A and B; often to very poor effect like jumping with up or activating some secondary fire with select.
Background on the Konami code. It was created by the programmer responsible for converting Gradius from the arcade to the NES version and he found the game so impossible that he programmed in that cheat to give him full power ups just to get through it but then forgot to remove the code from the final product. Thus the Konami Code was born.
An added detail that my father told me about Excitebike is that the original arcade version has a special feature where once you get in front of a lot of other drivers and cause them to crash, your biker will glow gold. You will be able to use the turbo feature without your bike overheating.
Ninja Gaiden was one of my favorite arcade games when I was a kid. I was so excited to get it for my NES and it turned out to be one of the most frustrating games I ever played. It was also nothing like the arcade.
Zelda 2 was a horrible game, only played it once where as the first one I played a million times, same with a Link to the Past on the SNES, 2 was a disappointment.
Some of the other games that'd be fun to watch that are also on the NES Classic console you used are Kirby's Adventure, Mega Man 2, Metroid, and Mario 3. Some games that aren't on it that'd be great are Rygar, Bionic Commando, Astyanax (without and with the invincibility code), River City Ransom, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Arkanoid, Mystery Quest, Solstice, Gun.Smoke, Solomon's Key, Little Nemo: The Dream Master, Bomberman, Demon Sword, Super Spike V'Ball, Kung Fu, Dig Dug 2, Life Force, Shadowgate, Magic Darts, Q*Bert, Qix, Rampage, Solar Jetman, and Spy Vs Spy. I may have played a lot of NES growing up, lol. There are more games that are great and worth trying, like Dragon Warrior/Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy, but might be as good for a video.
Just want to chime in and say, as an '83 baby, I think this video is wholesome AF and super cute. Unfortunately, this comments section is overwhelmingly toxic, cruel douchebaggery.
Same age here! They honestly remind me of the friends I would invite over to play games with me, because they were usually also girls and hand mint played a lot of the games I had 😂 it’s always fun watching a newbie learn to play a basic classic platformer!
Ninja Gaiden don't start kicking you in the ribs till after level 3. I hope they get real sadistic and get them to play Ninja Gaiden 3 or Poer Blade 2😂
So glad I played games like this when I was a kid, really good at teaching hand-eye coordination and critical thinking, you can tell most of these kids haven't ever played any 2D games because they struggled, but a lot of them definitely improved as the video went along. I don't think I had a NES but definitely had a SNES and loved playing SMB 3, also I had Doctor Mario on the original Game Boy, dude that was a throwback!
With the SuperNintendo came Super Mario World. Super Mario 3 also was for the NES. I'm completely sure because I still have the NES and had the SuperNes with the Mario games.
Super Mario 2 was voted THE most non-violent game of the year. Since the only projectiles you could receive along the duration were vegetables, it was considered a food fight since weapons or punches/kicks in games were what made it to be considered violent. Look up the issue of Nintendo Power of that year that showed what games won per category.
A cool thing about ExciteBike is that it also had a build mode where you could make your own tracks with different sized jumps and boosts and mud and all.
Playing on an NES LONG before online gamong was a thing. Playong excitebike 🎉 Viv: are these NPC's or live players? J: (realizing what she just asked) uh... NPC
Punch Out, TopGun, MLB, Tecmobowl, Rambo, Duck Hunt, 1944, Zelda, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman, Contra, Olympic Games, RC Pro/Am, Bad Dudes, Paper Boy, Skate or Die, T&C Surf, Friday the 13th, Duck Tales, Mega Man, Rad Racer, Double Dragon, Bomber Man, Castlevania, Jaws, Tetris, Marble Madness, Bad News Baseball, D&D, Dragon Quest, Kung Fu, Life Force Dozens and dozens of great games...
you know, Joe, maybe you could've had these kids play Zelda, but like the old React Gaming episodes: them playing only Zelda and only up to a certain point (like guiding them to the first dungeon, like the manual teaches). same goes for other RPGs. by the way, when are they playing the old PS1 games?
The very first time my brother and I played SMB2 when it came out, we had an old tv and that red door at the very beginning was 'off frame' so we spent literal hours just jumping all around running back and forth wondering what we were supposed to do. It was by simple button mashing that we accidentally went through the door (pressing up if I recall). Then FINALLY could start the game.
As much as I played OG Metroid as a kid, I revisited it recently and it didn't really age very well. Super Metroid on SNES is still one of the greatest games ever created though.
@risksrewardsrelics51 that was the point. Throw them mega jank! Yeah Super Metroid is still the best Metroid inside of metroidvania. That game is almost perfect. Only thing I would do is tighten the crispiness of the controls. Other than that... Perfect exploration, secrets etc.
Ghost and Goblins was impossible lol. Metroid was also difficult but very fun and you got to see much of the art design without dying every second or 2
@D3M3NT3Dstrang3r dang totally forgot about ghosts and goblins. I think my brain buried those memories to try and protect itself from PTSD. XD Metroid for me as a kid was just getting lost, no idea where I was going or what I was doing, every abstract mess.
I had a couple female friend come over we would go to my room my father would ask what we were doing I would say 'Im gonna play Dr." smile and walk away.
"my button isn't working!" 30 years later, a new generation, but the excuses never change 😂
"Are these npc's or are they live players?" Bless her.
Him: We’re gonna play a game called Ninja Gaiden
Me: they’re so dead 😂
I think Kiefe is the only one who finds his ratings funny
Excited Bike. The best part (and one of the 1st games to do it) was to be able to make your own track.
Excitebike: "are these live players?" That's adorable. When that game came out the idea of being able to remotely play games with others wasn't even a thought to most people in the world. There were probably a few intranet (private networks like colleges) chess games by then, and some text based BBS (Bulletin Board System) games, but that's about it.
Yeah when she asked that sincerely I laughed. Not in a mean-spirited way, these kids have just never known a world where remote play wasn't ubiquitous.
@TheRukisama exactly, My comment shouldn't be taken as making fun of her, It's understandable that she would ask that question. But it certainly does bring a chuckle to anyone alive in the '80s.
This was my favorite moment of the video for the same reason.
When I was a kid in the early to mid '90s at my family reunion my great grandmother and my great aunt would battle each other in Dr Mario...
And it was an event!
The whole family gathered around and watched!
What night that was was one of the first things planned when we got there... And sometimes there would be rematch nights, there would be snacks and cheering, and my grandmother would start practicing months before the reunion!
It was so much fun.
Please do another one of these with Metroid, Blaster Master, Rad Racer, R.C. Pro-Am, Castlevania, 1942, Contra and Adventure Island.
I played all these games. The best thing about the 80s is that everybody who grew up in the 80s played all the same games and watched all the same movies and TV shows and listened to all the same songs. There's so much stuff made today that everybody plays/watches/listens to different things. You lose that sense of community.
Being born in 1980, I grew up with the Atari and the NES so this video brought me back. As a kid I mastered almost every one of these games (except Baloon Fight) and had a blast. I have an NES Emulator with these roms and the original NES packed up with about 100 games in storage I'm keeping for my kids. Awesome video.
Dude the coolest part of Excite Bike was creating your own level... actually a bunch of NES games had this feature, probably because the graphics were so limited in creation, they would just give the player the ability to do it themselves. But for this game, creating a whole bike level was sick.
Very funny when Vivienne screams and startles Juliana lol.
The best part about Excite Bike was BUILDING your own courses!! No one ever shows that!
YES!!! 40 something from Oklahoma agrees 💯
As an 80s kid this was hard to watch. 😂
Its all fun n games until they asked if there were real players playing against them on excite bike.....I don't think they know internet wasn't a thing back then...
They actually did better in Ninja Gaiden than in Mario 2! LOL that's crazy
It's amazing how difficult platforming games are for kids today.
I'm 40 and the fact that these kids are digging the old school thrills me!
Same 40 and this was my childhood
I understand it's teens playing, and teens nowadays don't know the older games but you have all these newer games with so much more complex controls, you would think running and jumping would be very common LOL
that was my first thought. kids these days are playing games so much more complex than i ever dreamed lol why would you run straight into enemies haha. my guess is they didnt tell them the controls and they were just figuring out what does what.
Get control of your emotions 😂 jeez
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 is my Nes game 🎮 👌 🐢
@@hfield07most likely. You could see Joe trying to instruct them on certain things, or trying to help each other, likely after they had failed initially.
I'm 43 and use to beat all the NES Marios in one sitting. My friends and I go back to play them and we suck.
4:58 LOL! “9! 9!”
That’s HILARIOUS! Dude totally shut the other guy down! I hate how the other guy says things like, “7.3571……”
Ninja Gaiden: one of my favorite games of Ninja
It'd be better if the played on an original NES. Having to blow on the cartridge is part of the experience.
Now we need to see another Super Nintendo one.
NES games are typically harder and unforgiving. Whilst modern games are complex, yet easy. Ill take the classics if i need a challenge, and modern games if i just need to let my mind relax.
NES games where hard and unforgiving because most of the games where short and repetitive. I think 300kb was average game size. difficulty was good way to make games last longer. I think it was amazing how they could even make and fit all those amazing games under those size limits.
needed to let them play with the Excitebike track maker...that was the best part...making crazy tracks to play with your friends
Exactly! A second two player race would have been more fun for them on their own track.
Metroid, Blaster Master, Duck Hunt Legend of Zelda should be next!
Definitely Blaster Master. That game doesn't get enough love for how amazing it was. It had some of the smoothest controls of any NES game and that soundtrack is pure gold.
@@cmudd9788 and best graphics.
@@worldrummer True!
Shout out to Gradius. It doesn't get enough love.
Facts
its one of my fav games of all time
@@Lord_Raptor It was great on the Super Nintendo and I need Nintendo to gone ahead and update and put it on the switch.
@@shadertheboi I completely understand. There aren't many games like this one.
This episode is like watching Nick Arcade. We just needed Joe to ask the teens to guide mikey to the goal between games.
Lol, if they think the first stage of Ninja Gaiden is tough they have no idea what they're in for.
These games are good for developing hand and eye coordination. With practice you get better and the enjoyment goes up. Growing up with these and games before them was a special and exciting time because nothing like this existed. It brings back so many childhood memories with family and friends.
They also teach you that you only get so many chances to fail and that translates over into real life as well. Games today give kids unlimited chances which doesn't translate over into reality so they are not learning that failure has consequences.
@@cmudd9788 exactly!!!
Would love to see you do a team react to prices of food items from the '80s like a Big Mac, Whopper, candy bars and Coca-Cola.
I want to see them play Battletoads....
Balloon Fight reminds me of another game that I loved to play as a kid, called Joust.
It is basically creative clone of Joust. Although different platform layouts and two "energy points" looks nice. Also I like monster from the lake. Unfortunately no ptero :)
I had a cartridge, had a little pink ribbon on it you could use to pull it out of the system, and it had both of these games on it... as well as like 60 other games. It was nuts. Bought it at a yard sale.
Dear children. There's only two buttons, A and B. If one button doesn't do a certain action, there's a good chance the other button will! 😂
There's 8 buttons. Up, down, left, right, select, start, A and B. If A or B doesn't do what you want and no other individual button does either (there's even a NES game where jump is on the down button); then you're SOL and have to try combinations or check the manual.
@soylentgreenb of course you would say 8 buttons. Who does that? 😆
@@soylentgreenbif you're going down the technical path there's only 5 buttons since the D-pad is 1 that has 4 functions.
@@leefischer5814 The d-pad is just a plastic rocker that restricts your ability to actuate the 4 underlying switches to any two adjacent switches at a time. From the hardware perspective they still function as four individual buttons and it is perfectly possible to actuate e.g. up and down buttons simultaneously e.g. if the d-pad is broken or if you remove the plastic cap or possibly on some terrible third party controllers. The point is that the games actually used directional buttons, select and start as buttons; not just A and B; often to very poor effect like jumping with up or activating some secondary fire with select.
@soylentgreenb you missed the point wide right 😂
Background on the Konami code. It was created by the programmer responsible for converting Gradius from the arcade to the NES version and he found the game so impossible that he programmed in that cheat to give him full power ups just to get through it but then forgot to remove the code from the final product. Thus the Konami Code was born.
An added detail that my father told me about Excitebike is that the original arcade version has a special feature where once you get in front of a lot of other drivers and cause them to crash, your biker will glow gold. You will be able to use the turbo feature without your bike overheating.
What I found funny was that these kids were playing games that their parents were probalky the same age as them or younger when these games came out.
Ninja Gaiden was one of my favorite arcade games when I was a kid. I was so excited to get it for my NES and it turned out to be one of the most frustrating games I ever played. It was also nothing like the arcade.
You know they'd love Bionic Commando
These games are SO much better than the garbage they’re shoveling , today.
Next time they do this video, have them play RC Pro-Am.
They didn’t even get to enjoy the best part of Excitebike… course creation and challenging your friends to run it.
As soon as I saw teens play Ninja Gaiden…I click. The trauma of that game in my youth. Not as bad as Battletoads though.
I think these kids need some Battletoads Trauma!
I think Vivienne is going to have a teenage heart attack before this is over...
Mario 2 is by far the best of them but it takes a while to get used to its rules. People are used to jump over enemies but not to lift and throw.
You should have them try Zelda 2 see if any of them can get to the first palace
Zelda 2 was a horrible game, only played it once where as the first one I played a million times, same with a Link to the Past on the SNES, 2 was a disappointment.
Some of the other games that'd be fun to watch that are also on the NES Classic console you used are Kirby's Adventure, Mega Man 2, Metroid, and Mario 3. Some games that aren't on it that'd be great are Rygar, Bionic Commando, Astyanax (without and with the invincibility code), River City Ransom, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Arkanoid, Mystery Quest, Solstice, Gun.Smoke, Solomon's Key, Little Nemo: The Dream Master, Bomberman, Demon Sword, Super Spike V'Ball, Kung Fu, Dig Dug 2, Life Force, Shadowgate, Magic Darts, Q*Bert, Qix, Rampage, Solar Jetman, and Spy Vs Spy. I may have played a lot of NES growing up, lol. There are more games that are great and worth trying, like Dragon Warrior/Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy, but might be as good for a video.
I joked in my head "I'd love to see them lose their minds on Ninja Gaiden" and the second game was it!!! That was awesome!
Haha “are these NPC or actual players” we didn’t have WiFi back in the day.
Just want to chime in and say, as an '83 baby, I think this video is wholesome AF and super cute. Unfortunately, this comments section is overwhelmingly toxic, cruel douchebaggery.
Same age here! They honestly remind me of the friends I would invite over to play games with me, because they were usually also girls and hand mint played a lot of the games I had 😂 it’s always fun watching a newbie learn to play a basic classic platformer!
23:09 About to die gibberish 😂
I love that the rider in excite bike is just called excite mike.
I can understand Ninja Gaiden being so hard they cant get past Level 1, but SMB 2?????? These kids today............
They were struggling with the first SMB, I'm not surprised they'd struggle with SMB2.
I don't. Ninja Gaiden's first levela aren't hard at all.
Ninja Gaiden don't start kicking you in the ribs till after level 3. I hope they get real sadistic and get them to play Ninja Gaiden 3 or Poer Blade 2😂
Amazing how durable those NES controllers were. (and tv screens back in the day) Launched my controller more than a few times.
They Rate 8 to Ninja Gaiden and don't even pass the fist boss LOL
Ninja was actually a hard game. I played 2 endlessly.
Kiefe: “He throws a knife?! Okay…”
Me: What did you expect?
And that's why my generation has better hand eye then most kid's today 😂
Glad to see them play ninja gaiden, would love to see them try to go through it. Also hope to see more genesis games.
14:59 That cut from Vivienne to Juliana made me lose my shit for some reason 😂😂
So glad I played games like this when I was a kid, really good at teaching hand-eye coordination and critical thinking, you can tell most of these kids haven't ever played any 2D games because they struggled, but a lot of them definitely improved as the video went along. I don't think I had a NES but definitely had a SNES and loved playing SMB 3, also I had Doctor Mario on the original Game Boy, dude that was a throwback!
With the SuperNintendo came Super Mario World. Super Mario 3 also was for the NES. I'm completely sure because I still have the NES and had the SuperNes with the Mario games.
Always epic to see the new generation try out the originals. So much love.
Oh man I loved Excitebike.
Balloon Fight is basically just Joust with different graphics
came here to say it was a joust ripoff and not as fun.
@@samhainnc9416 I disagree, Ballon Fight is far easier and better than Joust in my opinion. Though I rock at Ballon Fight and suck bad at Joust.
Kudos to joe for knowledging some classic video games... 💙🔝💯
Balloon fight.... the perfect coop game that goes completely chaotic once betrayal sets in..... Hahaha
Super Mario 2 was voted THE most non-violent game of the year. Since the only projectiles you could receive along the duration were vegetables, it was considered a food fight since weapons or punches/kicks in games were what made it to be considered violent.
Look up the issue of Nintendo Power of that year that showed what games won per category.
Would love to see their confusion with spy vs spy or goonies. Or maybe a coop game like gyromite
One thing old school video games used to have is a little instruction booklet, they should be able to glance over one before they play.
As a Gradius 3 speedrunner, thoroughly enjoyed watching the teens get rekt. Series is hard lol.
Lol right. I speed played the 1st one but on a msx
Vivienne and Juliana are each other's worst enemy in Balloon Fight.
A cool thing about ExciteBike is that it also had a build mode where you could make your own tracks with different sized jumps and boosts and mud and all.
WHAT!?!?!? NO CONTRA!?!?!?
Played so much ninja gaiden in my life. Never knew there was a timer.
Hahah same.
Excitebike was my jam as a kid. So good at the time. They have no idea.
😂😂😂😂
LOVED it as a kid. God, I suck as an adult after refining my skins with newer controls and faster brain speed.
14:33 Did she think she was playing online?
Playing on an NES LONG before online gamong was a thing. Playong excitebike
🎉
Viv: are these NPC's or live players?
J: (realizing what she just asked) uh... NPC
There's an awful lot of "lets run right into the bad guys and see what happens" going on way longer than it needs to.
Is this how the Nintendo Japanese people saw my generation? "No lost levels for you, only Doki Doki Panic."
We need an 80's kids vs. today's kids NES battle. We must show them the ways of the Force.
I love these videos. So much fun watching. I used to watch my son play years ago
Punch Out, TopGun, MLB, Tecmobowl, Rambo, Duck Hunt, 1944, Zelda, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman, Contra, Olympic Games, RC Pro/Am, Bad Dudes, Paper Boy, Skate or Die, T&C Surf, Friday the 13th, Duck Tales, Mega Man, Rad Racer, Double Dragon, Bomber Man, Castlevania, Jaws, Tetris, Marble Madness, Bad News Baseball, D&D, Dragon Quest, Kung Fu, Life Force
Dozens and dozens of great games...
Great times right there.
I love Vivienne. She is a 90s kid at heart. She gives me hope in the younger generation. Ha.
solid, SOLID Captain N reference, that’s crazy
I played soo many side scrollers and platformers that when the PS1 came out it felt like a breath of fresh air that just elevated gaming in general
The minute he said Ninja Gaiden I have never laughed so hard in my life and said .. thats just evil
Edit: I also had PTSD
you know, Joe, maybe you could've had these kids play Zelda, but like the old React Gaming episodes: them playing only Zelda and only up to a certain point (like guiding them to the first dungeon, like the manual teaches). same goes for other RPGs.
by the way, when are they playing the old PS1 games?
I feel like Vivienne was born to late. Based on her love of classic rock and old school games, she could fit in with Gen X
Guy in blue shirt,is STRAIGHT UP link, from botw lol😂
Balloon fight and Snow brothers were so much fun.
Teens Vs Adults : NES please lol
Now To thoses teens thé ultimate test: Prepare To Qualify!
Anyone else getting tired of kiefe doing stupid ratings for things ?
How did they suck so badly at Mario 2 lol 😂?
Proof that gameplay trumps graphics hahaha
Should have started them at 6-3 in Ninja Gaiden tbh
The very first time my brother and I played SMB2 when it came out, we had an old tv and that red door at the very beginning was 'off frame' so we spent literal hours just jumping all around running back and forth wondering what we were supposed to do. It was by simple button mashing that we accidentally went through the door (pressing up if I recall). Then FINALLY could start the game.
Missed the obvious game. Metroid. That game on the NES was impossible.
As much as I played OG Metroid as a kid, I revisited it recently and it didn't really age very well. Super Metroid on SNES is still one of the greatest games ever created though.
@risksrewardsrelics51 that was the point. Throw them mega jank! Yeah Super Metroid is still the best Metroid inside of metroidvania. That game is almost perfect. Only thing I would do is tighten the crispiness of the controls. Other than that... Perfect exploration, secrets etc.
Ghost and Goblins was impossible lol. Metroid was also difficult but very fun and you got to see much of the art design without dying every second or 2
@D3M3NT3Dstrang3r dang totally forgot about ghosts and goblins. I think my brain buried those memories to try and protect itself from PTSD. XD
Metroid for me as a kid was just getting lost, no idea where I was going or what I was doing, every abstract mess.
@@risksrewardsrelics51I always wished they would redo og Metroid. Give it new life. It is a hard one to go back to due to the graphics and controls
Any time that the Gradius series gets some love it makes me so happy!
I'm 40 and spent my childhood playing all these games.
that's great, mom
I had a couple female friend come over we would go to my room my father would ask what we were doing I would say 'Im gonna play Dr." smile and walk away.
as a new doctor myself, that's hilarious!
Heck yeah Dr Mario!! As a competitive Dr Mario player myself it was really nice to see the younger generation enjoying it!