Those seeking a spooky adventure on the NES should unearth a chilling mystery in The House in the Cemetery, a hauntingly ...

This article features five wildly popular NES-era action-adventure games that are still worth playing today. Super Mario Bros. 3, Contra, and three other games worth playing from the NES era ...

Startropics is a strange NES game for a number of reasons, but that's what makes it worthy of a remake. One of the few and ...

Hudson Soft created the well-known video game series Adventure Island. The first Adventure Island video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) was released in 1986, marking the start of ...

After more than 25 years, the greatest NES game ever is upon us. This is Abobo's Big Adventure , a flash game that sets its sights on being the most nostalgic trip through the NES kingdom we've ...

While there were three Adventure Island games released for the NES, ... It’s rare to see an NES game as ambitious as this one feel so refined. – MB. 13. Crystalis.

Three classic, but slightly terrifying, 8-bit NES adventure games are coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC just in time for Halloween. Packaged in a bundle called the 8-Bit Adventure ...

A new NES game is coming soon, and it stars all your favorite retro characters. ... Abobo's Big Adventure is a "new" NES game featuring hundreds of recognizable sprites ripped from many '80s classics.

And for those wondering, New Adventure Island is not a remake of this game. It has the same basic gameplay elements, but the levels are entirely different. It also adds two weapons.

Here, we delve into the top 25 NES games, highlighting their unique features, gameplay mechanics, and the reasons they remain beloved by gamers. Top 5: The Icons of NES 1.

Kirby's Adventure is one of the best games to ever come from the NES. It helps that it was also one of the last – Nintendo's 8-bit console had been on the market for nearly eight years already ...

15. Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. Yes, the original Legend of Zelda has aged incredibly well. If I’m splitting hairs, though, I’d argue that subsequent games in the Zelda franchise that ...