People don't discuss the NES on this board anymore. Let's remedy that.
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>>12249352Why? Do you hate the system? Have you played Vice: Project Doom? It's fun
>>12249356there is only one system that belongs on /vr/
nes is cool
I've played Tombs & Treasure and it was cool overall except for the softlocks. It's very easy to get softlocked on one puzzle in particular if you do things in the wrong order, with the correct order being more cryptic to figure out, and you'd have no way to know you're softlockedalso I don't know what's up with that ending and if they ever found the missing person? Did the story forget about its premise, wth
>>12249350Zoomers hate it but it's actually great. Not personally my favorite but I could understand anyone rating it as the best console of all time.
>>12249384>Zoomers hate itSource?
The best pick&play console of all time
>>12249365I rented the hell out of this as a kid, I remember being scared of some Scorpion thing in it. Didn't come close to beating the game.
>>12249393>Source?boards.4chan.org/vr
>>12249393nta but I've seen a lot basically ignore it in favor of the snes, disappointing since there are loads of good titles
>>12249356Too old. Games didn't get good until the latter half of the PS2's life.
>>12249403The retards hating shit here shouldn't be described by any generational label, rather they should be called what they really are: mentally ill squatters.
The sad and ironic reality is that NESkids - who laughed so much at speccyfags - are now seen by everyone born after 1995 as the same kind of delusional bongfag who raves about Fat Worm Blows a Sparky. In the end, all the mockeries served for nothing, as history will remember the NES as some outdated dinosaur no different from the ZX Spectrum. Pottery.
>>12249426You wish computer fagThe truth is the NES has almost all the best games from the 80's (except arcade)
>>12249350>NES:/ i'd rather play something else, unc
>>12249435>The truth is the NES has almost all the best games from the 80'sBut nephews don't care about this. Everything from that era is prehistoric and unplayable to them. Even some zoomers think that way about the 16bit generation.
>>12249426>NESkids - who laughed so much at speccyfagsFascinating. Is that the background of the character you are roleplaying?
>>12249426>SNES is the spiritual successor of the speccyIt really do be like that
>>12249439I too pretend to not have ever browsed /vr/ in the last years
>>12249437Why does that matter at all? Only younger zoomers care about "relevance" and "cultural impact".
>>12249446>Why does that matter at all? The thread laments that the NES isn't discussed anymore on this board. I'm just offering an explanation - zoomers see everything that predates pokemon as unplayable.
>>12249445Wait, you actually take this website seriously?Bro, get out more.
>>12249451Pokemon is millenialslop.
This console is too fucking old and the graphics look like shit.
>oh cool an nes threa->>-oomerposting>>obvious falseflagging>>barely any video game discussion>closes thread
>>12249435Yeah like what?
>>12249491River City Ransom
>>12249435Many NES games went above the arcades. Not in terms of raw graphics, but home consoles provide and allow types of gameplay that is not possible in the "pay once every minute" format. The same is true with home computers as well, where they had genres that simply were not possible on arcades.
The only discussions around game consoles are all buisness nerd shit. Post an NES game you want to discuss and you'll get more traction.
The first console technically capable of games complex enough to still hold my attention today. LaGrange Point is as good as any PS1 RPG except for graphics.
>>12249512definitely. second gen and below is painfully antiquated but nes still has plenty of great stuff on it. The sheer jump in quality in terms of graphics and playability from atari to nes is almost hard to believe
>>12249426It will never work
>>12249393Zoomers even hate the SNES. In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find a zoomer who doesn't think anything released before 2010 is clunky, unplayable, didn't age well, yadda yadda
>>1224935098% of the games are shovelware
>>12249557I disagree, NES is fine, and pre NES games are also fine and a distinct experience.
>>12249356For every good game on the NES there's 30 shit games. The games aren't good enough to sift through a bunch of shit.
how the FUCK did anyone 100% ducktales as a kid
>>12249627whats a 100% in duck tales
>>12249679all levels completed , max money, all hidden treasures
>>12249685all I did as a kid was to get the good ending
>>12249605There's a ton of good games on the NES, of all the shit I emulate, the NES has the most games on it. It's not even my favorite console kek. Do you have a genre you like or what?
>>12249605No one is forcing you to play the bad games
>>12249426>Fat Worm Blows a SparkyHoly fuck I thought you were joking, that's a real game
>>12249605you have access to every game on the system and multiple reviews of each the bad games may as well not exist
Nobody likes Nintendo! It was all an american youtuber psyop!!!!
I'm playing Dragon Quest III!
>>12250008Having fun?
>>12249357>there is only one system that belongs on /vr/Based
>>12249594>you'd be hard pressed to find a zoomer who doesn't think anything released before 2010 is clunky, unplayable, didn't age well, yadda yaddaNormies in general think like thisI know people IRL around my age (mid 30s) who think games released more than 15 years ago are "poorly made" and "obsolete"
>>12250008What's that 4th party member?
>>12250014Yeah it's pretty greatI played the GBC version years ago but this is my first time on this version; I'd forgotten just how much bigger it is than DQ2
>>12250039animal suit (ぬいぐるみ) armor
>>12249384>Zoomers hate itI'm technically a zoomer (1998), and it's a top 4 console for me.
>>12249350>>12249356I havent played this game the last nes game I played was power blade and it's so much fun. Idk i really like nes. Simple fun hard games. Ill try this vice project game. Have you played power blade??
>>12249350Some fav games:JackalStar TropicsBionic CommandoSpy vs SpyBayou Billy
Jackal is good
>>12250015heavy sixer or GTFO
>>12250081>Have you played power blade??Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger? yeah, fun game
You should play Splatterworld if you haven't already. It has an English translation out.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuR-ZkGeZsc
>>12249605If you can only find 45 NES games worth playing (You) are the problem
contra force is great when you dont have a bitch in your ear complaining its not like the first 2
>>12249403QED>>12249406It's true, faggot. Stop acting like human trash and people people will stop treating you like it.
Like others have said, the NES is too archaic a machine for retro gamers to find enjoyable these days. Playable retro now begins at the PS2, which is quite understandable when considering the game design tenets of the earlier eras. Punishing difficulty, obscure mechanics and sterile environments make for an intensely jarring experience when you've been playing games made by an industry that already considered the NES obsolete and outdated as far back as the mid nineties. For these retro gamers - and I count myself among them - the sixth generation finally represents something relatable. Player controls in 3D environments are brought to an acceptable level and standardized; you are no longer staring at models resembling paper mache or Origami; narrative is no longer just an afterthought. As for the two generations between the third and sixth, the PSX and its contemporaries are generally too clunky and experimental. The SNES is interesting, as it can be considered a kind of "PS2 of the NES." The games are much more streamlined, the arcade mentality is mercifully dropped (for the most part), and here and there one can see a glimmer of modern game design sensibilities emerge. To conclude, I think it's only natural that discussion around the NES has been waning recently. Simply put, it is considered outdated by even retro gamers now, similar to what happened to the Atari 2600 in the past. Millennials may keep clinging to it, but time moved on and didn't judge their favourite childhood toy as being the classic they imagined it to be.
>>12250906Go back to /v/
>>12250906
adventure island 2 and 3 are severely slept on
>>12250953I'm a zoomer (1999)
>>12250983Only barely. Bet you come from a poor household though.
>>12250906Woah woah easy nowDo you have any idea how based you were being?
>>12250983protip fellow zoomchad (2002 here), don't feed the trolls. there's plenty of braindead losers on this website and irl for that matter who just wanna pick a fight because they have nothing better going on their lives
Castlevania 1, 3, and Super Mario Bros 3 still hold up
NES style games arr still popular with pople of all ages.Maybe the only thing that makes NES a bit more difficult to get into for modern people is difficulty, but modern people use save states/rewind. So.Yeah this whole "nes is not popular anymore!" is just wishful thinking from nes haters.
What zoomersissies don't realize is that PS2 era games will be seen as more outdated than NES era games in another 10-15 years... hell, maybe not that much, since all the remakes we get are from 6th gen and early 7th gen games, games that younger people already see as unplayable and in huge need of renovation. Meanwhile, 3rd and 4th gen games will circle back to being seen as timeless, no remakes necessary, no possible improvement over perfection. 6th gen will go back to being the uncool, shitter version of contemporary games while real old games will always be their own unique thing, and 5th gen will always be the trippy experimental era of vidya, historically relevant forever. 6th gen sits in a land of nothing, jack of all trades, master of none.
>>12251042A good game is a good game whether it's from 20 years ago or from todayPeople in the past did not have worse taste than today; they knew how to distinguish between good and bad
>>12251042>since all the remakes we get are from 6th gen and early 7th gen gamesLet's see.. OoT and other Zelda remakes, mario 64 remake, FF7 remake, Pokemon remakes, Metroid 1 and 2 remakes, Castlevania remake, RE remakes, TMNT turtles in time
>>12251118Most of what you named are remasters, not remakes
>>12251042ps2 is literally the peak of gaming
>>12251141broccoli hair opinion
>>12251131Iwata>Lastly, I'd like to ask about The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D.Miyamoto>Simply put, I'm really glad we remade it for the Nintendo 3DS system.>And it isn't a port. It is a remake, but in the truest sense of the word.
>>12249605>For every good game on the NES there's 30 shit games.This is true for pretty much any console
>>12251147>Falling for corpospeak
>>12251141No that's PS1
>>12251151ps2 fixed the problems ps1 had with 3d rendering
>>12251160>Everything is graphics!And that's why PS2 will become forgotten.
>>12249512I tried it, but dropped because the random battle frequency was beyond the tolerable limit.
>>12249426The difference is NES is actually culturally relevant and you don't have to be delusional to think the games are good.
>>12251160I care about fun not graphic anon
>>12251168>culturally relevantThis is the weirdest nintendcope you guys have chosen to cling on to. For decades when Sony was whipping your butts, you guys pretended to be le heckin' underdogs and pretended popularity didn't matter, now you only bask in appeals to popularity
>>12251173NES ruled and that's what we're talking about
>>12249384Well I'M a zoomer and I like it!
I sometimes replay the entirety of Castlevania 1 when I'm bored
>>12251085>People in the past did not have worse taste than today; they knew how to distinguish between good and badYes, but taste is always in context of what was available.Consoles are a bit like racing cars.The people in the 1930s weren't going under 200mph because they just decided they didn't want to go that fast.They didn't have the option.They could still build fast cars and understand and choose for speed, but within context.Video games are similar. There are very good games and tech limits don't change that. Still, something like having to write down dialogue or make your own map was not a deliberate choice ( as retro-vision may suggest). It was a tech limitation. Or like having passkeys to return to a game instead of save files.
>>12252491The Germans were racing cars in excess of 250 miles per hour in the 1930s.
>>12252491>Still, something like having to write down dialogue or make your own map was not a deliberate choice ( as retro-vision may suggest). It was a tech limitation. You sound like one of those people who claim Simon Belmont's jump was a "tech limitation". Having a map or even an automap isn't the ultra complicated tech exploit you think it is and several NES RPGs like Mighty & Magic and Dragon Wars have automaps despite being some of the biggest RPGs on the system. The difference is that making your own maps was considered part of the gameplay. Megami Tensei had a 3x5 map with the mappa spell, meaning they had already programmed in the hardest part needed to make full maps, but the full maps were for the player to make.Gameplay exceptations evolved with time as games casualized, it's a similar situation as with the Dragon Quest series having rooms darkened until you go into them but the "HD" shitmasters let you see the full map because these days discovering a dead end and having to backtrack 3 steps is "objective bad design". I'm sure some of these new players think the darkened rooms were a "tech limitation" too because they can't comprehend gameplay expectations and standards ever being different.
>greatest game of ALL TIME OF-ALL-TIME!!!>Destiny of an Emperor>>it's a history lesson!!!WTFAMIREADING.JPGI don't know what's the most embarassing, that so many people rate this mid ass JRPG so highly because it was one of the only ones released in the US, or that someone would have played the game "200 times" and still not know it's based on some manga/anime license rather than trying to be "historically accurate".
>>12252509>manga/anime licenseembarassing
>>12249497Some NES games like Contra and Bionic Commando were way better than the arcade versions. Arcade Contra was kind of a shit game and that series never would have became popular without the NES game
>>12252509You're trashing a kid for having a kid's opinion, while talking like a kid yourself ("mid"). What is the point of that? Yeah it's not that great a game. But some weirdo somewhere became fascinated with it somehow and came to love it. Is this surprising?
Man this board has WAAAY too big a minority of regulars who hate (or pretend to hate) its subject matter. It really is a bad board.
>>12252501Great. Do you understand the point or can you not look past pointless pedantry.>>12252502Quibble as you wish over specific examples.Unless you are trying to say they had all the options available today, then there will be tech limitations.
>>12252584You're not supposed to talk about it, that just makes him too happy. Ignore and report the most obvious troll posts. Most of it is just one guy who dedicates his self to destroying this board and who tries to take a shit in every single thread. When it doesn't bite he probably samefags and talk to himself to pretend that it does too.
>>12249358No way thats a nes.>>12249350Final Fantasy 3 and Super Mario 8 are my favorite.
>>12249350I prefer the cuteness, practicality and attractiveness of the japanese version. The American NES is bloated, awkward and not as capable, as with its women.
>>12249426touch a vagina auster
>>12249704>emulate
>>12249426>Fat Worm Blows a SparkyBong computer games never cease to amaze me
>>12249426AVSTER TRVKENESNOYS ON SUICIDE WATCH
>>12249350I grew up with a PolyStation... and I loved it so much, still own Famiclones even now, but in handheld form, those with Sup written on them.
>>12249350Didn't we have a thread like a month or two ago where some anon recommended over a hundred NES games with individual screenshots?
