Kris Randazzo

@geekadekris.bsky.social

Writer, podcaster, video person at Stone Age Gamer. Writer at Nintendo Force. Co-founder of Geekade. Tacos rule.

I’m not saying Dragon Hopper and Zero Racers would have saved the Virtual Boy, but both of these games are an absolute delight so far. It’s heartbreaking that they never had a chance back in their day. So glad to finally have them now, though!

I’ve said it before, but it bears repeating. Someone needs to make a Ninja Gaiden Classic collection, pulling together the arcade original, the nes games, game gear, master system, shadow, that weird mobile game, and whatever else I’m forgetting. This series deserves to have its history preserved.

Look. I get that this is based on Japan’s release dates, and Super Mario USA didn’t come out until later, but I’m reasonably confident Super Mario Bros 2 hit the US before Mario 3 hit Famicom.

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Downloaded Breakout Beyond on Atari VCS this morning. It’s super freaking cool, but I’m super bad at it. I wish the paddle on the joystick wasn’t so crummy. Still looking forward to putting more time into it!

Woke up this morning, watched this week’s Dragon Ball Diama (I’m on Netflix, so I still have one more week) and played some Thousand Year Door. Feeling genuinely relaxed for the first time in a while. Well, back to choring.

This is the kind of game I have a hard time even believing it’s real, but it is! These freaking wizards are making the NES do things way beyond what I thought it was capable of. If you like NES games, check out their Kickstarter.

Stone Age Gamer@stoneagegamer.com · 2y ago

If you're an NES fan and haven't seen this yet, take a second to watch. It's completely wild! This looks like a Super NES game, and it runs on original NES hardware. Never ceases to amaze just how much the homebrew community is capable of!