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What was the Best looking NES game anyway...

...I mean, I know "best look" can be subjective - but IYO
what ended up being the most technology advanced NES game that wowed everyone you knew :D ?
YES the powerglove does count I guess

I can't remember the name but there was this ninja game that played like resident evil on the nes, that game always blows my mind every time I see it.

runner up Mega man 2
those huge sprites were awesome no?
like the huge dragon and dog that spit fire - I was so jelly my brother's didn't let me play it :(
 

Berordn

Member
Kirby's Adventure always struck me as the most impressive of the set, at least the most detailed of the titles at the time.

Though it helps that it was a bit of a straggler on the system.
 

Gaspard

Member
Gimmick!

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Aokage

Pretty nice guy (apart from the blue shadows thing...)
Hmm... Moon Crystal, Gimmick! and Metal Slader Glory come to mind.

Edit: When four people post Gimmick! simultaneously I'm calling it case closed :3
 
Am I crazy for thinking of Batman? It's so stylish!

Naw, dude that's jus the nostalgia talking to you- the game was to dark and the character models were to thin and small to impress .

Don't get me wrong I love that game :D

EDIT: unless you are referring to this -WOW!
never heard of this game
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What was the Best looking NES game anyway...


The best looking as I recall.... hm... I want to say SMB3 tbh.. it did a little bit of everything at the time. Anyway...

Naw, dude that's jus the nostalgia talking to you- the game was to dark and the character models were to thin and small to impress .

Don't get me wrong I love that game :D

Soundtrack was fiyahh!
 

Phediuk

Member
Batman: Return of the Joker
Little Samson
Moon Crystal
Gimmick
Kirby's Adventure
Crisis Force
Recca

All come to mind.
 

Dunan

Member
This won't win the contest, but Bases Loaded still looks pretty good after 30 years:

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View from behind the pitcher, numbers on the uniforms, that bullpen car!

All the neighborhood kids played this and Baseball Stars and dreamed of a game with the graphics of the former combined with the team management options of the latter.

And not until much later did I discover that the players were not made up: the original Japanese Bases Loaded had a Nippon Pro Baseball license and all the stats and jersey numbers are correct. (So that's why there were so many low-numbered pitchers; in Japan that's a thing.)

I like MLB The Show as much as the next guy, but I'd pay for a game like this one if it had full customization.
 
Batman: Return of Joker looked amazing for how limited the NES was compared to the Genesis, but for some reason, the Genesis one looked a bit "off" despite being the more powerful console...(probably the framerate?)

Comparison video of NES vs Genesis versions

Wait a minute- I thought the nes was 8 bit as in 8 colors- if you count all the shades of blue ,red and yellow( brown) in that screen shot up there that's more than 8 colors.

How?
 

Phediuk

Member
Closest thing I can think of is one of the Last Ninja games that got a NES port.

That would be Last Ninja 2, titled simply "The Last Ninja" on the NES, which is a butchery of a port that's both uglier than the C64 version and replaces the exquisite music with generic crap.
 
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