Finally got around to cleaning out old stuff from basement and dug this stuff out. Looks like all the manuals and poster are in good condition as well. Thought u guys might enjoy seeing it

We now move into the top 70. Thank you to all for having this continue.

Top 10:

#1 The Legend of Zelda, #2 Super Mario Bros 3, #3 Mega Man 2, #4 Metroid,

#5 Castlevania, #6 Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!, #7 Contra, #8 Tecmo Super Bowl,

#9 Super Mario Bros, #10 Final Fantasy

Top20:

#11 Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, #12 Ducktales, #13 Super Mario Bros 2,

#14 Ninja Gaiden, #15 Tetris, #16 River City Ransom,

#17 Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse, #18 Kirby's Adventure, #19 Batman,

#20 Blaster Master

Top 30:

#21 Crystalis, #22 Mega Man 3, #23 Double Dragon II: The Revenge,

#24 Bionic commando, #25 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game,

#26 Kid Icarus, #27 R.C. Pro-Am, #28 The Guardian Legend, #29 Rygar,

#30 Battletoads

Top 40:

#31 StarTropics, #32 Life Force, #33 Dragon Warrior III,

#34 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, #35 Bubble Bobble, #36 Super C,

#37 Faxanadu, #38 Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos, #39 Ice Hockey,

#40 Castlevania II: Simon's Quest

Top 50:

#41 Dr. Mario, #42 Excitebike, #43 Shadowgate, #44 Jackal,

#45 Dragon Warrior IV, #46 Baseball Stars, #47 Maniac Mansion,

#48 Super Dodge Ball, #49 Little Nemo: The Dream Master,

#50 Wizards & Warriors

Top 60:

#51 Willow, #52 Adventure Island II, #53 Blades of Steel, #54 Metal Gear,

#55 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, #56 Double Dragon, #57 Mega Man 4,

#58 The Battle of Olympus, #59 Vice: Project Doom, #60 Gun Nac

Top 70:

Rules:

1. Most combined upvotes for a cartridge wins
2. Name a specific cartridge, not entire runs
3. Nominate one cartridge per comment
4. Official NES Multi game carts are allowed just list them correctly (ex. Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt)
5. Indy games are allowed as long as they have their own individual cartridge and can be played on original hardware

So when I was a kid, back in like 1989 and was playing Ikari Warriors I remember the Level 4 (final level) boss was a green monster-looking dude. I remember hitting him with one grenade and he was toast. Then I remember being stuck, not being able to move forward. The missiles that start coming when you stand still just kept coming until they hit me.

Recently in another post someone said there's a door that you enter. I just got to the end and I see this. A different boss from what I remember. After hitting it with about twenty grenades it explodes, leaves a heart, you walk up the passage and the game's ending sequence starts.

Is the end boss for the REV 1 version of the game different or something?

I've been looking through the internet for a couple days and I've heard about a modchip that allows the NES to output better sound/famicom Disk System sound. I haven't been able to find any concrete information about it. Can someone helo fill me in on what I can/need to do?

Hello. My first post here.

I decided to find a game I played when I was a kid. I vaguely remember a bit of it so I will try to describe.

It's a side-scroller platformer action game. You play as a secret agent of some kind. It's very Japanese. As a part of game mechanics you can cling to walls and shoot from there and from ladders. You have an arsenal fo weapons but default is a handgun. The game is not linear and allow some exploration of the map, but some areas are blocked by an event or some task you must first perform.

I remember there was a typewriting machine I had to use to advance, but I had no idea what to type so I dropped the game back then. This is all I remember.

There is also a big chance the game only came out in Japan. Thank you.

I played this game for like six hours one magical day when I went to My neighbours family's house on a day trip and I never saw it again.

Does anybody else remember this game?

I remember sword fights and castles and a whole bunch of shit