Faxanadu: The NES RPG That Got Its Name From a Word Game
You rented it because the box looked like nothing else on the Blockbuster shelf. A knight standing in front of a tower under a green
You rented it because the box looked like nothing else on the Blockbuster shelf. A knight standing in front of a tower under a green
Every NES household had a version of the same afternoon: someone pointing a plastic ray gun at the television, half-convinced the dog on screen was
Somewhere in a lot of NES collections from 1987 sits a pair of flimsy red-and-blue cardboard glasses that never got their own game case. They
Ask five NES collectors to name the best platformer on the console and you’ll get five different answers, plus an argument about whether Metroid even
Two kids walk into the same video rental counter in the summer of 1989. One grabs Double Dragon. The other grabs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
You know the feeling if you had a Sunday afternoon and a working NES sometime around late 1991: someone in your friend group picked the
You’re eight levels deep into a cardboard-boxed NES cartridge, sword raised, feeling like a real knight for once. A flying red imp swoops in from
You knew a kid whose game stayed in the closet, still wrapped in plastic, untouched since some Christmas in the late 1980s. Nobody dared open
Somewhere in a bedroom in 1994, a kid slid a new Game Boy cartridge into the slot expecting four levels and a bragging right: I
Rent this one blind from the video store in 1989, and you had no idea what you were about to load. The box showed a