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November 25th, 2015, 07:21 Posted By: Metareview
Electronic Sweet-N-Fun Fortune Teller is an original love horoscope game programmed for play on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The game is 40 KB and was written in 6502 assembly by Rachel Simone Weil, aka Party Time! Hexcellent! Download includes NES ROM, a readme.txt, and a four-page booklet about hacking, programming, and sleepovers entitled “Do Fun Things with Electronic Sweet-N-Fun Fortune Teller.” Purchase Electronic Sweet-N-Fun Fortune Teller for $1.99 or more.
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November 23rd, 2015, 22:04 Posted By: wraggster
On November 21st, 1990, Nintendo Japan released three amazing things—the first F-Zero, Super Mario World and a console to play them on. It was a very good day.
Releasing a new video game console with only two games to play is unheard of these days (instead we get two GOOD games and a bunch of crap), but Nintendo was setting the trends back in 1990, and it helped that one of the two games released is still considered one of the best of all time.
The fact that Nintendo’s original allotment of 300,000 units of the follow-up to the Famicom sold out within hours is likely largely due to Super Mario World. Still considered one of the greatest games ever made by many, the title brought us a plumber that looked sharper than ever and introduced another iconic Nintendo character in his dinosaur pal, Yoshi.
According to Steven Kent’s The Ultimate History of Video Games, the Wednesday launch of the console caused such a disturbance around shopping areas that the Japanese government asked that future game console releases take place on weekends to prevent weekday chaos.
But let’s not forget the console’s other launch game. Were it not for F-Zero and its Mode-7 raster rotation technique the Mario Kart franchise might have never gotten off the ground, and the world would be a horrible place without the occasional Falcon Punch. That we’ve not gotten a new game in the series since 2004 is a crime.
As with the Famicom before it, Nintendo retooled the Super Famicom for its North American release, re-dubbing it the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The “Super” branding caused the stable of third-party developers from the original NES to release a slew of titles with the word “Super” in the front, which was just fine.
The Super Famicom and its Super Nintendo brothers will never die—the this day my original Super Nintendo is running and turning it on is always a good time. The 16-bit era was a sweet spot in gaming, more intricate and detailed than the primitive 8-bit days and better looking than the foggy, muddy and just plain ugly early 3D era. The Super Famicom spearheaded that era, and it will always have a place in our hearts and entertainment centres.
Go on and share your favourite Super Famicom/Nintendo stories in the comments.
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November 23rd, 2015, 07:15 Posted By: Metareview
Dodgeball is a game by Patrick Rodriguez/Patchwork Games.
Dodgeball is a sports game where you must throw balls at your opponent while dodging theirs. First to 10 points wins! Dodge, duck, dip, dive, and dodge your way to victory!
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November 23rd, 2015, 07:15 Posted By: Metareview
Blarble 1290 is a game by Patrick Rodriguez/Patchwork Games.
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Blarble 1290 is a sci-fi interactive fiction story about humanity’s relation to machines. It uses the Game Boy Printer to print out parts of the story.
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November 23rd, 2015, 07:15 Posted By: Metareview
Beep Boop Boom Box is a game by Patrick Rodriguez/Patchwork Games.
Beep Boop Boom Box is a “tone matrix”-style music toy where activating squares on the board makes music play. There are two customizable channels to use, as well as a percussion channel on the bottom of the screen. You can change certain aspects of the sounds by opening the settings menu and playing around!
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November 23rd, 2015, 07:05 Posted By: Metareview
Yarn Ball is a game by Patrick Rodriguez/Patchwork Games.
In Yarn Ball, you play as a ball of yarn traversing a series of mazes and caverns. You only have a limited amount of yarn to roll around with, so you must find rewind points along the way to wind back up and keep going. You can also find extra bits of yarn that can extend your reach! You never know what awaits you!
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November 23rd, 2015, 07:05 Posted By: Metareview
Orb Catcher is a game by Patrick Rodriguez/Patchwork Games.
You can roll back up by touching a ball winder or by backtracking your steps. You cannot roll over previously laid yarn (i.e. cross your own path). Goals and winders are only activated if touched using your last piece of yarn. You can see how much yarn you have left on the bottom of the screen. The number on the bottom right of the screen is the level number. There are 23 levels total. Can you solve them all?
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November 23rd, 2015, 07:05 Posted By: Metareview
Tiny Dancer is a game by Patrick Rodriguez/Patchwork Games.
Tiny Dancer is a rhythm/memory game where you are a student at a dance studio learning a dance routine. You must follow the teacher’s instructions as they get faster and more complex!
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November 20th, 2015, 15:05 Posted By: Metareview
GB SFX Generator by Patchwork Games is a small tool for creating authentic Game Boy sound effects. It was created using the Game Boy Development Kit, and takes advantage of the Game Boy sound chip to make all kinds of bleeps and bloops for you to use in your own (non-Game Boy) games.
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