To this day, I'm still really impressed with this game. I mean, this came out in 1986, for crying out loud, a time when a few bits beating the hell out of some other bits counted as a game. But damn, this game is fully developed, challenging, and complex. People do not give those programmers enough credit.

@ChescoYT

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, a triumph for gaming history in 1986! It raised the bar for many genres!

@BlueNEXUSGaming

5 жыл бұрын

@@ChescoYT Still is to this day raising the Bar, as the majority of the Castlevania Series is based on this exact type of construction, as well as the recent uptake of "Metroidvania" style of Games, literally named after Metroid + Castlevania.

@pandnh4

4 жыл бұрын

Come to this realization more and more when I learn about the tricks some of these guys came up with to fit that much game in a small cartridge for one, and pioneering these concepts we take as basic elements now. Just outstanding.

@DrAlvaro23

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChescoYT like

@user-ds3hb5iq7h

3 жыл бұрын

@@DrAlvaro23 like the one when they DO YER MOM LMAOOOOOO

Watching this now as a 32 year old, I wonder how my 8 year old self was ever expected to find his way through this absolute shit storm. Awesome though.

@Donatello97

10 жыл бұрын

I had to draw out my own map with a box of crayola's. :P This game is pretty great, the new generation just doesn't seem to understand how awesome this game was at the time. It's true fault is the lack of map, but still it's essential to play this before diving into super metroid to fully appreciate that 8-16 bit transition. ;) Another example of rock hard NES-challenge that turned us youngsters into gaming gods, unlike most of these kindergarten easy Broshooters & ZombieSmashers(ect ect) that a 5 year old child can beat with a blind fold on.

@Fistwagon

10 жыл бұрын

Nostalgia aside it was a cynical shakedown to get people buying the official Nintendo magazines with maps and strategies aswell as calling the "hotline" for guidance. Nintendo is a rotten company. I hold a grudge ever since this shit www.computerweekly.com/news/2240048199/Nintendo-fined-euro149m-for-role-in-pricing-cartel

@FRAY1983

10 жыл бұрын

Respect for all the 30 something guys who still love NES.

@Donatello97

10 жыл бұрын

Turning 30 in a month. NES-for life baby. :P I wish i were born earlier, but i caught Metroid back in 89' i truly miss those days, not because of sentimental nostalgia, but because the 80's and early early 90's(90-93, maybe 94) were absolutely magical. From the imagntiive wholseome wonderful cartoons on tv, the sitcoms were grounded and had heart, the commercials were out of this world and screaming full of creativity, the fashion just rocked, the music, the horror movies, i could go on and on. Simpler times, and happier times indeed. i would prefer to blast back to circa 84 all the way up 92 if i could!

@FRAY1983

10 жыл бұрын

:_( miss those magical days.

I used to play this with my Mom. She was super good at it and always found the new worlds and powers. She would always catch me up on her new findings😁

@MuMu-fu7qe

4 жыл бұрын

💕

@orinhill9097

2 жыл бұрын

Your mom is cool.

I felt personally attacked when the Long Beam was the last upgrade.

@ChescoYT

5 жыл бұрын

why do u say that??

@ozrithclay6921

5 жыл бұрын

I never pick it up on my plays. It makes the game so much easier. Especially the Metroids.

@undeadnightorc

5 жыл бұрын

For added challenge I highly recommend playing a metroid randomizer, where all items are shuffled around. Breaths new life into the game.

@lordgargamel4124

5 жыл бұрын

Lollollollol! I know! The fucking thing is ROGHT THERE! I always grab it first! His way of playing method is that “its not on the way” i knew as soon as he skipped it. Lol! You made me laugh.

They forgot to add "speedrun" to the title. I got stuck as soon as he started doing those bomb jumps.

Holy crap! My brother and I used to play this game back in the 80's and it took us MONTHS of all nighters to complete the game! Big ups to whoever this person is lol

@theheroshade4054

7 жыл бұрын

I didn't grow up with this game I grew up with super metroid

@christophervercheak6305

4 жыл бұрын

Meg B I remember be hours on end days/nights trying to beat this game. It was one the most addictive game in the 80’s.

@MultiRandomBS

4 жыл бұрын

You lunatic played it at night? I was shitscared back then, especially by the music. Took me ages to get through Norfair especially when I discovered lower Norfair I felt like fucking Columbus!

@professionalfangster1510

3 жыл бұрын

You should check out the speedruns, then. People out here beating it in 18 minutes.

This isnt just a longplay its a speedrun. This guys so pro and Im only 12 mins in.

@Skysmeller1

4 жыл бұрын

Astral Bear this guy plays like a damn beast

@srujan00

3 жыл бұрын

@@Skysmeller1 probably their 200th time playing through

Metroid will always have a place in my heart and the music is fantastic too.

I remember the first time I beat this game when I was 8 or 9 (which took forever btw). It felt like my life was complete and I rode my bike all the way to my buddy's house to tell him.

@dani.munoz.a23

5 жыл бұрын

Did you enjoy enjoy the ending? Lol

@Squivey3577

3 жыл бұрын

Yes...the long bike rides to proclaim victory throughout the neighborhood!! I miss them!!

@burf4963

3 жыл бұрын

@@dani.munoz.a23 It was one of the most satisfying endings for a Nintendo game for sure. I already knew it was a woman from hearing about it though.

@vinr6867

3 жыл бұрын

Can't beat the 80s man.

@srujan00

3 жыл бұрын

8 or 9? The metroids at the end must've scared the crap out of you.

Can't believe I actually managed to beat this without a guide. Easily one of the hardest games of its days.

@skipfuego6339

6 жыл бұрын

That game wasn't hard...It was a intermediate leveled game. If you was curious on certain areas and you start shooting everywhere within the section you are in, then the game starts getting easier...You just have to be more logical on certain things you do to cut the time.

@charlesmarriott451

5 жыл бұрын

I’m doin it with a guide first time and then later I will go without one

@cylop224

5 жыл бұрын

@@charlesmarriott451 Lol if you've done it first time with a guide what difference does it make if you do second without one? You know where to go

@skipfuego6339

5 жыл бұрын

@Crazy Muthafukka1234567 First and Foremost, why are you up at 4 a.m. talking about a 30 year old game... Second, metriod 1 wasn't as hard compared to 2 for the Gameboy... Finally, that last part on your comment was irrelevant and gay as hell...Go outside and enjoy your life.

@ozrithclay6921

5 жыл бұрын

@@skipfuego6339 Did you really say Metroid 2 was harder than the 1st?

A Masterpiece providing countless hours of entertainment.

@josharoo22

7 жыл бұрын

Rod Boone more like countless hours of " WHERE DO I GO"

@44bigfreeze

6 жыл бұрын

And even more hours of grinding, bombing/shooting (because the game won't let you shoot down) every tile on the map to figure out where to go, and backtracking

@snekladyrobin

5 жыл бұрын

A masterpiece that forces you to grind out drops from enemies every time you die

@painedfetus8210

2 жыл бұрын

@@snekladyrobin which happens about every 10 minutes

This game brings back so many memories. Yeah for its time, it was a very complex game. Without Nintendo Power Magazine, you had no idea what to do. But you start exploring and getting the idea of samus mission. The CODES drove me crazy, to play again where you left off. Sometimes everytime I've finished the entire game, I would wait like 10 seconds before everything blows up to get on the elevator. I just got a kick doing that. Lol. Anyway it was fun.

There is no way in hell I would have ever figured this out when I was little. 2o years later and nothing has changed.

@MetalSmasherGaming

8 жыл бұрын

I've beaten the game as a kid, but I never 100%ed it.

@danpt2000

7 жыл бұрын

what is 100% ? like get all items and secrets and shit?

@danpt2000

7 жыл бұрын

yea, these games, frustrating as hell

@MetalSmasherGaming

7 жыл бұрын

danpt2000 Yep, collecting every item and powerup in the game.

@williamhardin5270

7 жыл бұрын

same here still wouldn't lol

Never did beat this as a kid, but I had a pretty good-sized map I drew on paper as I went along. Finally beat Super Metroid today, and now I'm getting the urge to try this again. Then, onward to Metroid II: Return of Samus.

Dedicated to the memory of Justin Bailey....

@troyandrew6154

5 жыл бұрын

Who?

@BenDrinkin1

5 жыл бұрын

Troy Andrew It is a cheat code for the game

The nostalgia just hit me like a house.

@danpt2000

7 жыл бұрын

yes, 25 years ago for me , I think .... ?

@discordant8543

7 жыл бұрын

Long time .

@danpt2000

7 жыл бұрын

I swear, the game designers purposely made all the secret passageways and secret items just so someone can sell kids a strategy guide to beat these games.

@44bigfreeze

6 жыл бұрын

But houses don't hit you :/

@olivia2671

5 жыл бұрын

Discordant harmony for real!

all I needed on NES was Metroid, Mike Tyson's Punch Out, Super Mario 1-3, Zelda 1-2, Contra, Castlevania and I was good!

@soproparmvfx6269

4 жыл бұрын

what about tetris?

@Ninja_Koopa

3 жыл бұрын

The NES Classic has all those games and a few more. They still sell it I think.

@Mike14264

3 жыл бұрын

What about Super Contra? Better than regular Contra?

@captainscentsible1811

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ninja_Koopa it has zelda ? Dude no one understands just how popular zelda is.until you go out with a zelda shirt on.haa you will get people talking about the game

Absolute Dominance. I'm playing through this game now so watching this run through is impressive. Timing and jumping is pitch perfect.

One of the best NES games I ever encountered. Even now as a 40-year-old, I feel like a kid just watching this!😀

Every now and then the action (jumps, bombs, etc.) and sound effects sync with the music. It's glorious.

These games are so punishingly difficult. It's not the difficulty that bothers me though. It's the tedium of farming enough health after you die to stand any chance. Anyway, good run!

@lydellfabin64

5 жыл бұрын

yup. Once i was patient enough to know I needed to farm out healings... that's when i beat it.

@Mike14264

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's what killed my enjoyment for the game. Floaty controls? Manageable. Having to make maps manually? I do that every time for many games. Bomb the walls and floors and ceilings and fall in lava pits? Eh, could be worse. But grinding for health every time you die? Heck no.

You are an amazing player.. It was a privilege to watch this. Brings back such good memories.. This game and Mario 3, Mega man, Zelda.. and all those awesome late 80's cartoons Silverhawks!) on tv also =D. I would give anything to go back in time and live it all over again. On a side note, the first gaming console me and my brother ever had was a Colecovision xD.. Pitfall and frogger ftw!

@ozrithclay6921

5 жыл бұрын

Hate to break it to you, but it's a TAS.

@mat211077

4 жыл бұрын

Nice... I remember the same...

Now I realize why when I was 7 years old I couldn't beat this game... shit even now I don't think I could... Awesome Video!!

@lydellfabin64

5 жыл бұрын

i beat Kraid once in the 80's. I rage quit the game once I realized the password I wrote down didn't work! (They made it soo damn complicated to copy down I even started taking pictures with my mom's kodak camera and had to wait for her to develope the damn film! lol)

@ChescoYT

5 жыл бұрын

lol

@captainscentsible1811

3 жыл бұрын

We played all day as kids.i could beat Tyson's punchout.i played it a month ago and i couldn't haa

Best music. Best game.

@westerling8436

7 жыл бұрын

true, so beautiful there's no words

@MuMu-fu7qe

4 жыл бұрын

The music change when finding a new area/“dungeon” and those creepy statues. Man this game sure was a FEELING.

The best cartridge I've had! The best game on planet earth 🌎 my Christmas gift in 1986. Now 39. Great memories

This brings back so many good memories. This is #1 on my games of all time list.

I have never seen this game played so expertly. Nice upload!

I'm a 3DS Nintendo Ambassdor and I downloaded this game. Games made back in the 80s were much more fun to play than some of the games now. Great play!

Man, you make this look damn easy. tried playing it yesterday and I sucked. Definitely going to need more practice.

@omegazx7236

7 жыл бұрын

Me too :D

@fancychipss

5 жыл бұрын

Have you played Super Metroid? Its easier if you have an idea of how Metroid works beforehand

@ozrithclay6921

5 жыл бұрын

It's a TAS.

So many memories come back to me..., while watching this! I want to go back! Lol..... Thanks for the upload and you did one helluva job, btw!

This Metroid is underrated as hell... aside from some Kraid's lair rooms, none of the rooms felt unfair. It does feel slower paced than the other games, but there's one thing in this game that makes me keep coming back to this NES classic.... It's HEAVY focus on exploration. Sure there's no map and everything, but to me, that ENHANCES the experience to me. It was fun getting lost in some of the areas to find various upgrades, missile tanks, E tanks, or maybe Kraid and Ridley themselves at their lairs. There's so many paths to take, and with my endless curiosity of what is in this or that area, I always check every nook and cranny to see what item can help me fight and survive against all the creatures of Zebes. Only problem I have with this game is that when you die, you start with 30 energy, which can be frustrating at times, but otherwise, this NES game will forever be in a special place in my heart... This game was extremely phenomenal for its time and I can definitely see why... I love it... my 5th favorite NES game ever and my 3rd favorite 2D Metroid side scroller (Tied with Super Metroid)

Love watching long plays on old systems! Great video!:)

Thanks man this helped me play through this masterpiece. I love this game. Now, onto Metroid II.

Gotta be real- I don’t understand this game, but this play through has truly been amazing to watch. The escape scene after you beat the final boss is just stunning. Also that soundtrack- captivating.

That's onde of the best longplays I've seen in awhile

0:11, 0:15, 0:19, 0:23, 0:27, 0:31, 0:33 and 0:40: Let’s go! (0:48) 0:44: Item earned! 2:52 - 3:47: LOW ENERGY! 10:32 - 37:21: Norfair! (24:22 and 31:21) (27:40: DEFEATED!) (37:29: END!) 39:15 - 44:25: Kraids! (41:23: DEFEATED!) (44:34: END!) 46:57 - 48:23: Tourian! (48:24: FINAL BOSS!) 49:25 and 49:30: Escape now!

I got close to beating this as a kid without the strat guide, but I got stuck like eveyone else. I had the black covered Nintendo Power guide for this game that you had to actually pay for through Nintendo Power. Unfortunately my cousin asked to borrow it and I never saw that guide ever again. Still have the game, but I bet that old guide is worth more than the game is these days. If you can a actually find a copy of it.

Played this game in the 80s and 90s. Finished it a few times back then. Had friends who i watched finish it better than me. More recently finished it on an emulator for the nostalgic value. I did not know until today (25/3/18) that the weapon you picked up at around 21:00 was in the game.

Thanks for the memories. Got this game back in 87, took a longer to beat it though

I have always loved this game! Got it when I was 7 years old! Super Metroid for the SNES is probably the best game ever made!

Absolutely astounding. What took me 30 minutes you did in less than 5. I just got this game on my 3DS the other night. I also got Kid Icarus. I thought beating Zelda 2 was hard lol. It's a walk in the park in comparison to NES Metroid. To be honest I can't even figure out how to shoot the rockets, but I will not give up.

@OpXarxa

9 жыл бұрын

press select to switch to missiles.

@grackleking6413

5 жыл бұрын

How’s it going, four years later?

@red6785real

4 жыл бұрын

The 3DS is an amazing home for Metroid games. I have all 6 of the 2D series on my New 3DS XL. OG, Metroid 2, Super Metroid, Fusion, Zero Mission, and Samus Returns.

@jamescrawford5772

4 жыл бұрын

Zelda 2 wasn't hard

arguably the best game ever, hands down

@westerling8436

7 жыл бұрын

they should make a metroid nobel prize

When I got this game as a kid back in '86, I was lucky enough to have a best friend that had a big guide book for Nintendo games such as Metroid, Rygar, Kid Icarus, and a lot more, so we knew exactly where to go for all the power-ups and Boss battles. Good Times.....

When I was a kid this took me weeks and you did it in less than 1 hour. I know you have it all sorted out but still impressive.

This game dominated about 2 years of my childhood

The music and mystery made this game. It felt like strange new world. Beautiful game that still holds up all these years later👌

Kudos to doing it it was one of the hardest game of its day.

@KotelettLP

10 жыл бұрын

My very first NES game, played it on release when I was very, very young.. I managed it to come to the final boss after month of playing but never defeated it. -.-^^ I think this was a very hard game, too. But Battle of Olympus was even harder in my opinion!

One of my top 5 for NES !!

I remember that triumphant climb to the surface and the revelation that Samus was a woman. Nintendo punked us.

Forget the other titles. This game, the first will always have a place in my heart and memories. Im 39 now and i still hold this very title in high regards the atmosphere in this title alone has never been captured since.

Not a wasted step! Too good.

Thanks for the help. I followed your video for my first play through and best the game in 1hr 2min. 2nd time I finished in 55min. Took a little to learn the game since I had never played it before

I am a Metroid fan and this game ... was easily one of my most favourite in the franchise ranking second behind Metroid fusion for the gba

There are some nice tricks in here. Well done.

How was anyone supposed to find all the hidden areas and secrets in this game? Nuts!

Like a BOSS! Great Job, I watched this and copied down every single room to navigate through, lol now let’s see how long it takes me.

Next to Blaster Master and Journey to Silius, Metroid had some of the best music from the 8bit era.

Definitely some good skills on this playthrough... the majority of gamers that played this game for the first time in the 80s struggled with it. So if you watch this video you see he does 99% of things on first try flawlessly. The only NES game harder than this was Ninja Gaiden 1 and few select others.. At least this one gave you a password to use to continue. The nostalgia alone is pretty bad when I watched the video. I would lose myself in this game on weekends.. particularly in certain areas where the music and created an atmosphere that creeped you out. This game was truely one of a kind. I know people can experience it now but it is not the same because watching 8 bit graphics to today's standards do not do the game justice. At the time it was innovative and cutting edge. Still feels like it was not long ago when I was 8 years old playing this game on my then super 19 inch TV. If Nintendo would stop with their gimmicky systems and focus on a system that is a dedicated gaming system at its core, they can definitely give Sony and MS a run for their money. Sadly though I think those days are gone. As the more systems are released the more disconnected they get from core gaming. The WiiU is perfect example. They will end up like Sega if they do not do things right on their next system.

@frankhadleyfdash810

3 жыл бұрын

YES NINJA GAIDEN. WAS HARD HOWEVER I COULD BEAT IT BUT THAT DAM LEDGE WITH THE BIRD PART "DEADLY"

Well done. I couldn't beat this game when I was 6 years old now I finally saw the ending. What a tough game

insanely impressive playing

its ridiculously impressive that anyone was able to beat this game back in the day before internet walkthroughs

I’ve heard of this game many times over the years but this is the first time I’ve seen a full play through. Holy mackerel. How does one even remember all the places to go to?! Wow.

when i was a kid i used to have to jump up and turn the volume down on the tv as the elevator would bring me down to the 3 different boss stages, I think Kraids music was the worse, absolutely terrified me as a child!

@pandnh4

5 жыл бұрын

Dooood! Me too! How many of us are out there I wonder?

This is maybe the best gameplay of Metroid available on KZread.

Good job. You made it look easy.

I haven't played this game since maybe 1990 and it's amazing how much I remember where things are and where you had to go in order to beat the game.

Very impressive run, love the choice of path.

Many happy memories playing this. Just got to keep playing it and make sure you have enough tanks for bosses, and keep blasting at them!

one of the hardest games i have ever played to date. i never knew where i was going and nothing made sense. and yet i carried on lol

@sharuko24

10 жыл бұрын

They need to bring that back to the video gaming world :D

@ArtimusDragon

10 жыл бұрын

Alas Juro like hell they do lol. they made no sense.

@sharuko24

10 жыл бұрын

AceTheFace954 xD Idk I kinda like being lost and getting around with all the feels :D

@ArtimusDragon

10 жыл бұрын

Alas Juro it wouldn't work. people today have too much going on lol

One of my favourite games of NES game library.

This game is incredible. It's so utterly confusing. How the hell would anyone figure out to bomb these random blocks, or what any of the powerups do? It's "badly designed" but I bet it would have seemed like a literally endless labyrinth to kids back in the day, that would have kept them playing forever, and when they finally figured out how to progress to a new area it would have been an incredible feeling.

@Gofraudme

5 жыл бұрын

It really was an endless labyrinth, great description. I think I beat it in 4th grade, I got lucky and borrowed it from my cousin and then got sick so I had a few days off from school to sit in front of the TV all day. Some of the "levels" and chambers were straight up creepy, none of it made sense. I'm so glad now as an adult who still plays video games that figuring out a level I'm stuck on is just an "OK Google" away. I definitely wouldn't have imagined that back in 1989.

@ChescoYT

5 жыл бұрын

That's EXACTLY what was great about games of this era. It also had kids talking at school & after school about secrets of Metroid & Zelda & Castlevania 2, helped sell Nintendo Power Magazines & dedicated TV shows related to gaming. These games were 'products of their time'. In 2018 playing thru them after 30 years is annoying as fuck because there are no clues within the game on how to even find the secrets, which overall makes me feel these are bad games because of it, the player cannot progress without cheating by looking at playthru's or online walkthroughs. It was cool back then, because they were one of the first games to have secrets, but if every game did that then it would be too much for people and a chore to always doing research. So because these games were one of the first to do secrets in games its 'ok' and gets the pass as a product of its time, it was exciting back then to have true secrets to progress as you got the thrill when u finally found them out, but today its really unfair to the first-time player.

@MuMu-fu7qe

4 жыл бұрын

You just bombed the hell out of EVERYTHING and got lost a bunch 😄

One of the best games ever.

@44bigfreeze

6 жыл бұрын

Only if you put the word "Super" in front of the title.

@erichines1150

4 жыл бұрын

​@@44bigfreeze So NES Metroid is not one of the best games ever because it isn't Super Metroid, which is arguably the GOAT game?! Wut?

@erichines1150

4 жыл бұрын

@@sergiocatholicking1609 Maybe, but Metroid 1 is way imore important and influential.

So much nostalgia! Even though I never played this I played Zero Mission :D

The game is a masterpiece but boy do you have to put the hours in. Ghosts and Goblins hardest game ive played in terms of enemy difficulty but this is the most difficult game to get thru

Metroid was so ahead of its time, it’s unbelievable. Easily my favorite game on the NES

Spent hours playing that finally beat it Watching this was like taking a walk down memory lane The 80’s were awesome

Ahh... this brings me back. My first NES game.

Metroid is amazing! I bet that for those people who played it back in the 80s, they either got the strategy guides, asked their friends, or learned through trial and error. One good thing to do in order to beat Metroid is make a map!

@christophervercheak6305

4 жыл бұрын

Jackson I made a map when I played this as a kid. 😂

@erikbuehler6790

2 жыл бұрын

Kind of makes me wonder how I spent months playing this game and never figuring it out. And it could be beat in less than an hour lol

this game had the best sound fx. i love that intro sound as you teleport in the beginning.

@Dre_aka_sleepysandman

9 жыл бұрын

Yes. That gave me chills when I was a kid

this guy: gets the suit upgrade after 9 min meanwhile, me after nine minutes: how much more upwards do i need to go?!

I watched this the whole way through and still didn't feel like the game was being spoiled for me, what a beautiful game

awesome gameplay

Awesome video! And game. I still have the original cartridge. Epic

YOU WIN!!!!!!! thank you...made my day

My last commentary, I found some similar features between the game that I was watching few minutes ago and "Metroid Zero Mission". Thank you because I watched how finishes you that.

Mother Brain...Oh how I HATED you.

This playing was a thing of perfect beauty at double speed.

I enjoyed this

This was a TAS speedrun wasn't it? There are times when Samus is in ball form falling and then bam a jump in midair!

@elpirataretro8734

3 жыл бұрын

Anyone with enough practice can do that lol, I think you need to press up+jump in midair to do that.

@JoeHolloway7

Жыл бұрын

That's the only move I saw in the whole run that I didn't know about in 1988, but don't think that makes it a TAS. The path through the game was also more carefully planned out for a 100% speedrun than I ever figured out on my own (wasn't really a thing back then). The general mastery of the gameplay at this level was completely doable without TAS. You could even predict the laggy parts when there were too many sprites coming onscreen and adjust your timing accordingly.

Hard to believe that I managed to finish this one pretty easily without any guides as a kid. Would be a mission impossible for me these days! :D

Nice speed run !

Amazballs man! I totally forgot it was a chick.😁You play like you are one of the designers of the game. Incredible the hours you must have put in to know it this well. You’ve inspired me to blow the dust off & play again. 🤘👍

It's crazy watching this now at age 44 and still remembering so vividly timing the jumping & shooting JUST like the person playing in this video. So much trial & error before finally being able to just go and beat it in one goddamn sitting.

I don't why this game isn't ever called out for being exceptionally difficult. Its much harder than games like Contra.

@omegazx7236

7 жыл бұрын

+Dylan Hutchings Yeah

@alexmauney9705

7 жыл бұрын

Not really. Maybe it's because I'm playing on a 3ds, but games like Contra, Megaman 2+3, and The Legend of Zelda are much easier.

@alexmauney9705

7 жыл бұрын

I only played Metroid on the 3ds, the others on an actual NES. Finding Metroid for under 40$ is incredibly hard in my area.

@omegazx7236

7 жыл бұрын

Dark Souls has a different kind of difficulty

@sniperpig049

7 жыл бұрын

yes I never actually beats this game way to hard

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The 80s me salutes you...

Masterful playing! I see some of the comments saying how this game is impossible to beat without a guide and my only response is that there weren't game releases so often back then as there are today. That, and (probably) most of us only got one game every couple of months so we'd spend countless hours a day for many weeks playing one game. I remember playing this game and bombing EVERYWHERE trying to figure out where to go and what to do. Life was so much simpler then. LOL. These days, I'm lucky if I can play an hour every couple of days.

@undeadnightorc

5 жыл бұрын

I remember having a special pad of graph paper I would use to draw out the map as I explored and write down passwords on. I cant imagine putting that much written effort on a game today. Nowadays if a game doesn't have a built in map and save system I wont even bother with it. My patience and attention span has gotten worse since I was a kid.

Great vid thank you!

One of my favorites. Such a cool game. Still holds up today. Super Metroid...now that is also a masterpiece...the ending sequence blew my mind when I was a kid; Samus Aran being a girl...

39:00 That track never fails to sound good. :)