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Topic	TMNT on NES isn't even that bad to me.
Amakusa 10/26/25 7:48:23 PM #21:	sfcalimari posted... Meanwhile I beat Zelda 2 like once or twice, Battletoads once. Ninja Gaiden 3 a handful of times. Those games are pretty much the epitome of Nintendo Hard. They felt attainable and made you feel like you failed by being unlucky, unlike a blatantly broken game like Fester's Quest which was so unfair it was unplayable right from the beginning of the game. I don't remember Fester's Quest being hard. If you knew how the top-down sections in Blaster Master worked they were pretty much the same (get hit = lose weapon power level), except you didn't have to worry about walking into a pit or anything (because you can't). --- I will rule the world, and find that truly good cup of coffee. <cite>Amakusa posted [p:986848069] in TMNT on NE... [t:81060995]...</cite> <quote>sfcalimari posted... </cite><quote>Meanwhile I beat Zelda 2 like once or twice, Battletoads once. Ninja Gaiden 3 a handful of times. Those games are pretty much the epitome of Nintendo Hard. They felt attainable and made you feel like you failed by being unlucky, unlike a blatantly broken game like Fester's Quest which was so unfair it was unplayable right from the beginning of the game.</quote>I don't remember Fester's Quest being hard. If you knew how the top-down sections in Blaster Master worked they were pretty much the same (get hit = lose weapon power level), except you didn't have to worry about walking into a pit or anything (because you can't). --- I will rule the world, and find that truly good cup of coffee.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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