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- Metroid NES Game – Wiki (Post)
Posted on March 8, 2009 by DK Metroid is a Nintendo NES game and the first in the Metroid Series. Developed and published by Nintendo, the game was released in North America in August 1987. Se
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If you owned a Nintendo, you remember Metroid. It was a sci-fi platformer that featured a huge arsenal of weapons, health, and armor upgrades that could only be discovered through careful explorati
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The dust bin of gaming history is littered with franchises that never quite took off, titles that were years ahead of their time, and rock-solid games that just didn't have the advertising budget o
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F-ZERO: GREATEST RACING GAME OF ALL TIME! When the Super Nintendo first launched, there were only two games available for it. One was the instant classic Super Mario World. The other was the
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I remember Metroid being one of my all time favorite games on the NES. So I was particularly excited to hear that today, Nintendo is releasing an all new sequel to this fan favorite. This new title ca
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At DKOldies, we know the power of retro gaming lies in the memories we carry with us, especially for Generation X. Born roughly between 1965 and 1980, Gen X grew up during a time when video game
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Our big 10th episode special! Kicking it off with Drew's motivational tactics video (0:35). Our featured game this week is Metroid and we discuss some little known facts on the game and why we love
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It's the first time I have ever seen counterfeit Nintendo GBA SP Systems and I am concerned because at first glance they look real. I will show you how to spot these fakes, why you don't want them and
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Have you been thinking of buying some old Pokemon Nintendo games? Did you know there are counterfeit GBA games for sale everywhere and that people are spending hundreds of dollars on fake Chinese Game
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Counterfeit GBA game cartridges are everywhere. They are made in China and sold here in the U.S. through auctions sites like Ebay. U.S. game sellers will buy and sell them back through e
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Amazing NES games have been put into a tournament style bracket and compete head to head to find the top 8 Games. After a furious debate, this is the outcome of the first round of eliminations.
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Easiest Way to Spot a Fake Pokemon GBA Game Just flip the Gameboy Advance game over to the back and and have a look at the top left corner. If the game does not have these four rectangles on