Also check out Bio-Senshi Dan, it was localized as Bashi Bazook Morphoid Masher for the NES but wasn't released, but the translated and localized ROM is floating around.
As a pro-Sony, anti-Nintendo guy, seeing Kojima's post about the Famicom birthday and how he revered it made me a bit angry.... but even I can appreciate the importance of it, past my own fanboyism.
Happy bd, FC.
It saved the US gaming market but the methods they used to do it also pissed off a lot of devs back in the day and essentially made Nintendo seem like the big bad guy back then.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>made Nintendo seem like the big bad guy back then. >back then.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Ah yes Nintendo were such "bad guys" for not allowing their console to be open platform and erode consumer confidence with such stellar Atari 2600 software as Custer's Revenge and Beat 'em and Eat 'em.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>US >Famicom
based moron
2 years ago
Anonymous
Psst, the Famicom is actually the NES, didn't know that? That's okay.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Yeah but this thread is for the anniversary of the Famicom (1983), NES was a redesign of the Famicom released in the west in 1985.
>"saved" gaming for a 230 mil population region after it managed to crash itself >meanwhile came out in a market with 470 mil population region years later when there were already hundreds of studios that never had any kind of crash
you realize companies like Argonaut and Rare were already making games in Europe in the mid 80's before the NES was even sold there? companies who would later make many well known Nintendo games for Nintendo
Happy birthday, motherfricker, you ruined gaming forever.
I recommend Cosmo Police - Galivan.
Just read about that game now, sounds cool. Does it really play like a Metroidvania? I might try it tomorrow if so.
Also check out Bio-Senshi Dan, it was localized as Bashi Bazook Morphoid Masher for the NES but wasn't released, but the translated and localized ROM is floating around.
by playing the PS2 today
It had no good games other than computer ports like pirates and elite. Even zelda 2 felt more like a grind than an actual game.
Happy birthday, SG-1000!
go back to bed ojisan
As a pro-Sony, anti-Nintendo guy, seeing Kojima's post about the Famicom birthday and how he revered it made me a bit angry.... but even I can appreciate the importance of it, past my own fanboyism.
Happy bd, FC.
Nintendo is a horrible company, as bad or more so than Sony. I don't like either though.
But that's not Facicoms fault.
You sound like a homosexual
Sony promotes LGBT shit all the time, so it comes with the territory.
>saves gaming
Time to play Zelda 1 again.
gaming
>this shit is still memed
>still seething over reality
lol.
>be moron
>call everything seething
that is funny, you're right
Why does the objective fact that the Famicom saved gaming make a small selection of giga spergs on this board lose their mind?
It saved the US gaming market but the methods they used to do it also pissed off a lot of devs back in the day and essentially made Nintendo seem like the big bad guy back then.
>made Nintendo seem like the big bad guy back then.
>back then.
Ah yes Nintendo were such "bad guys" for not allowing their console to be open platform and erode consumer confidence with such stellar Atari 2600 software as Custer's Revenge and Beat 'em and Eat 'em.
>US
>Famicom
based moron
Psst, the Famicom is actually the NES, didn't know that? That's okay.
Yeah but this thread is for the anniversary of the Famicom (1983), NES was a redesign of the Famicom released in the west in 1985.
>"saved" gaming for a 230 mil population region after it managed to crash itself
>meanwhile came out in a market with 470 mil population region years later when there were already hundreds of studios that never had any kind of crash
It will never die
There was no crash in shithole countries because the "industry" there was comprised of teenagers making horrible games with two months dev time max.
What? There was no video game industry in europe by 1987? Are you nuts?
you realize companies like Argonaut and Rare were already making games in Europe in the mid 80's before the NES was even sold there? companies who would later make many well known Nintendo games for Nintendo
Naturally the exceptions to the rule moved on to greener pastures.
Nintendo just contracted them because they were good developers, they didn't stop making games for other systems you know.
Until 1994 when Rare became a Nintendo second party for a time.
Obligatory.
>Until 1994 when Rare became a Nintendo second party for a time.
And after Nintendo too.
Notice the quality drop the instant they left Nintendo.
Sure, they weren't as good as before Nintendo, it was basically just a modern game studio at that point.
no you're mistaken, nintendo saved video gaming
The NES saved gaming. The N64 was crushed by the PS1.
'bout to become homeless, so I'll celebrate the anniversary and my good fortune with a good ol' fashioned killing spree. You really do all deserve it.
Playing Skyrim in switch
I'm not.
I'm gonna play U-Four-ia for the first time
Good taste, anon. Both it and Adventure Island IV are worth playing through for open world platformer adventures.