Apr 21
Dragon's Lair Walkthrough Part 18 (NES CRT TV)
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Dragon's Lair Walkthrough Part 18 (NES CRT TV)
🐰 Tiny Toon Adventures (NES) – Level 2 Gameplay 🎮
Plucky Duck hops into action in this classic NES platformer! Level 2 delivers colorful environments, fun mechanics, and that iconic Elmira encounter waiting at the end.
A true gem from the golden age of Nintendo gaming 💾✨
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Didn’t have much time or energy to play Alwa’s Awakening because covid but I finished it up tonight. Probably in the top 5 of games released after the NES was put to pasture. Just so well done @eldenpixels bravo. #alwasawakening #nesgaming #eldenpixels #crtgaming https://www.instagram.com/p/CeQLaUAuhtG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
I randomly came across @spitfirelabs online a year ago and loved their Contra controller only to stumble upon them tonight randomly and finally got my hands on this gorgeous art. Just wow. #contra #nesgaming #spitfirelabs https://www.instagram.com/p/CdC4BxnOB0v/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
I remember when I was a kid, I had cousins who had this game and they gave it to me because my uncle decided it was witchcraft. This sun drenched copy came from a rental joint in seaside heights, appropriately where I got the original all those years ago. #nesgaming #crtgaming #raregames #occultgames https://www.instagram.com/p/CZLr-bouNtI/?utm_medium=tumblr
It is about time that I told you lot that I am so into the Nintendo NES aka the Nintendo Famicom aka the Hyundai Comboy inner workings, dont y’all think?
Long live 64,000 bytes of RAM! we gotta preserve the precious console and what heroic deeds it done both in Japan and in the West!
One of my Side Goals
I am trying to find out how old school (cartridge) games (from the 1990s) work so I can make them for a new Audience or Generation, is that a bad idea or not what do you think?
Silver Surfer, aka yelling at a screen for 10 minutes