#Hardest nes games series

Plus, if you've never played it before, there are a lot of things that you can do that will basically either kill the character you're playing as, and/or end the game prematurely, which you wouldn't necessarily see coming. You forget one little detail of what you're supposed to do, and basically the game becomes an exercise in frustration. But to be honest, there is a lot of crap to remember in this game, and a lot of clunky control issues that make things a little.

You could say this is simply a matter of memorizing procedure, and you would be correct.that's the whole game. 'Spoony, you're a goony, Maniac Mansion is just a point click adventure. You really need to know how the subweapons work and pay attention to how you stock up on them, while keeping all 4 Turtles healthy more or less. By the end they basically are just trying to intimidate you into quitting, but the journey there is a nail biter for sure. But once you practice it enough, this is a game that can at least be called sort of fair, and it isn't too long either. Ok, so it is quite unfair to simply lose a Turtle when they run out of life, and enemies have really funky collision detection rules and take about twice as much damage to eliminate as they should. Still, with some practice and quick reflexes, you can beat this game.

#Hardest nes games series

The later games toned down the difficulty somewhat, but the first game in the series kind of has it in for you. Enemies that you just encounter randomly can be mini bosses in themselves if you are sloppy with the controls, and learning how and when to use magic is quite a brain teaser. The penalty for failure is very high (start back at Hyrule Castle), and death is quite easy to come by.

Nintendo had not made a side scrolling action game where you could swing a sword before, and it kind of shows. So excluding games that are unfairly difficult and in no particular order except when I thought of them.ДЇair enough for its time.