Beat dungeon 1, which is the furthest i’ve ever gotten in this game I think. I’ve been playing it in the Switch via NSO and like, I am usually okay with the joy-con d-pad but OOF they’ve been a little bit of an issue with this.

Gear_Sphere wrote: ↑Mon Jan 02, 2023 7:22 pm

Cuboid64 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 02, 2023 7:17 pm Zelda 1 does have some of the art of all time 'cause you have stuff like that and then also

oh damn that rips!! where is that from?

It was done by Katsuya Terada, they have a whole bunch of other art from other games here too.

Zelda 1 does have some of the art of all time 'cause you have stuff like that and then also

FREAKBOARDS 2023 NES/GB BOOK CLUB STARTS NOW! https://i.postimg.cc/Y9xdq3xP/uoeg0ygjiocyy0m9bqmi.jpg Maybe you’ve heard of it! An 8—bit system put out by Nintendo back in 1985 (1983 for the slick red/white Famicom) after the big video game crash. It was pretty big and important! Had a hell of a lot...

Aight, I think at this point interest has been sufficiently checked. I'm gonna make the first thread either later today or early tomorrow so keep an eye out for it!

Definitely read up about champion mods, they do not explain those much but they figure a lot into some of the later-level content.

Also, am now waiting on the D2 x TF2 ornaments

current games on the list, sourced here and elsewhere:

• NES
  Zelda 1
  Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest
  Gimmick!
  Gargoyle’s Quest
  Takeshi’s Challenge
  Megaman (Player’s choice)
• GB
  Trip World
  Gargoyle’s Quest
  Megaman (Player’s Choice)
  Zelda Oracle of Ages/Seasons
  Portopia Renzoku Satsujin Jiken

That's a really good point, I think GB Color games also ought to be welcome to the pool.

Hey! When they were first rumoring about the NSO classic games service and how it'd be a rotation I was thinking Well that kinda sucks but it might be cool to do a sort of focused book club deal on a game i'd otherwise not play and then it turned out to not be on a rotation, at least. But I still wa...

this week in d2: that is a raid-length mission but it rules