[vulva]

I have very fond memories of this game. When I was a little kid, I didn't know what games were good or bad, I mostly just saw cover art and assumed based on that. When I saw the cover art for this game, I got so excited. Everything about it seemed fun and exciting. The whole game had to be a pure adventure based on that cover.

I begged and begged my parents to get it for me. I'll always remember it was a few weeks before christmas and my parents took me to a mall in Edmonton. I asked them to get me a copy from some game store in that mall, so my mom told me she would. I had to wait outside for some reason, but I didn't question it. Then my mom came out and said they were all sold out. I was heartbroken.

A couple weeks later it magically showed up under the christmas tree. I spent literally days playing it, always crawling a bit further through it. I was just having a blast, even when I was losing and dying.

Easily one of the best games I've ever played.

[ReaperXL07]

Wow, threads on SunsetRiders, Rise of the Robots, and Little Nemo all in one day... feels like the good ol' days of gaming again! Absolutely love this game, it's got everything going for it. A variety of different animals to ride, large and explorable stages, slight puzzle-solving, secrets, beautiful graphics and music (Nightmare Land boss music = GOD TIER)... nearly every one of Capcom's Disney games was god-tier, except for the Magic Kingdom game, that one sucked. Only thing that could have improved Little Nemo would have been a password option (though I guess there is the stage select code technically)... since the game is very long.

lol well in my case i'm actually going through my old game collection, or atleast what I have out of storage because my current place is not big enough.

Was actually debating on making a thread about this, Blaster Master, or the Japanese Back to the future game, but i doubt many here have played that.

[OnPoint]

Fantastic game. I'm pretty sure I beat it as a kid without Game Genie.

I should try again

• The entire soundtrack

[Trin3785]

PAJAMA PAJAMA PAJAMA!!
lol

This game was one of my favorites as a kid, then the movie was also awesome. There was a line about little nemo in the movie Cabin in the Woods, brought me back lol.

[Somax]

All bosses in the nightmare world required charging the scepter afaik, or maybe just the last two. Thematically I felt it made sense.

First time I've finished it, too many years ago, I beat Nightmare Land without knowing I could charge the scepter. I discovered it by pressing buttons randomly while the nightmare king was dying.
Me and my brother then understand why it was so fucking difficult to hit the bosses jumping and swinging the scepter.

Awesome game, still remember many of the musics and levels. Always hated Topsy-Turvy, I don't remember for what reason...
I think it's time to look in my attic for my NES and try beating it again...

[BocoDragon]

The entire soundtrack

^ Lol. Nemo: Pajama Hero is such a better name!

[OnPoint]

^ Lol. Nemo: Pajama Hero is such a better name!

Is that what that says? I should get that as a tattoo haha

[cajunator]

100% serious. I still play this game on occasion. Its one of my favorites ever and I will never part with it.
So fucking good.

[Mike M]

I could swear it came out before the animated movie, or at the very least they came out relatively close together because I distinctly remember seeing a commercial for the movie and thinking it was based on the game.

Awesome game, but tough as nails. I beat it legitimately, but what a fight that was. It's nuts that you're nigh defenseless as Nemo until the LAST LEVEL at which point you get a very awkward attack that really is only practical against the last boss. Yeah, there was candy, but it would only stun enemies for the briefest of moments and they were almost all too large to jump over, so it didn't do much good.

Lots of variety though, I loved that game as a kid.

[Kong Fisso]

Owned the game since childhood. Never beat it.

Makes me sadface all over the place :( :( :( :( :(

[Father_Brain]

I could swear it came out before the animated movie, or at the very least they came out relatively close together because I distinctly remember seeing a commercial for the movie and thinking it was based on the game.

You're mostly right. The NES game was released in late 1990, a year after the Japanese release of the film, but the film wasn't properly released in the US until August 1992.

[Darth Kupi]

This game is amazing, but like people have said, fuck the train level.

[cajunator]

OH MY GOD EPICNESS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdSUD...eature=related

[fernoca]

Damn great indeed.
The thread made me also remember Chip 'n Dale and Tiny Toons (both for NES). So many hours on those two. I rented and rented and rented both since I couldn't afford that many games. XD

[Parallax]

this game...

and flower garden is my favorite track from the game.

[cajunator]

Damn great indeed. The thread made me also remember Chip 'n Dale and Tiny Toons (both for NES). So many hours on those two. I rented and rented and rented both since I couldn't afford that many games. XD

I remember my rental days.
I must have rented every NES game in the entire library at least once.
SOme of them were AWFUL.

Not this one though. This is one of the very best.

[ReaperXL07]

I was ready for my nostalgia to bite me in the ass when I started this up about an hour ago, but it has not. The game is still wonderful, it's a shame I doubt that the movie will see a Blu-Ray release, let alone any kind of HD remake. Truth be told though, with what i've seen of many of the remakes like Double Dragon coming, Turtles in time, etc I just rather not get it. The only way I could see it being worthwhile is if they only upgraded the visuals, but thats never all they do.

[OnPoint]

I was ready for my nostalgia to bite me in the ass when I started this up about an hour ago, but it has not. The game is still wonderful, it's a shame I doubt that the movie will see a Blu-Ray release, let alone any kind of HD remake. Truth be told though, with what i've seen of many of the remakes like Double Dragon coming, Turtles in time, etc I just rather not get it. The only way I could see it being worthwhile is if they only upgraded the visuals, but thats never all they do.

While I wouldn't want to use it to justify the potential of a Little Nemo remake, Double Dragon Neon did not play poorly at PAX East.

That said, I think this one is best left as is, perhaps re-released on digital services if Capcom could reacquire the license.

[Wolfgunblood Garopa]

Awesome Little Nemo OCRemix:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXvNbuChoS8

[test_account]

I remember the day when i got this game, back in 1992 or 1993 (the game was new at least). I still have that original copy actually, love it :)

[secretanchitman]

played through this game with my brother, got to the final boss, paused it for around an hour or two, and came back to it being frozen. amazing game overall, and now that i see the game cover, im surprised capcom made it. what a classic.

[FastRedPonyCar]

My middle brother and I played the hell out of this game. endless devastation upon reaching that door at the end of the level and realizing you didn't get one of the keys :(

We beat it a couple of times though. Train level was the worst but those stupid pollen spore dandelion whatever they are things that float down after you are one of the most annoying enemies in video game history.

[Godslay]

IRC, the movie is available on Amazon Prime Instant Video for free. My kids watched it a couple weeks ago.

[leroidys]

I loved the movie as a kid and the game was amazing too. CAPCOM WHY HAVE YOU FORSAKEN ME

[LittleNemoNES]

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