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Posted on February 24, 2009 by DK The Nintendo Entertainment system has some of the greatest selling games of all time and hold many sales records that still hold up today. Super mario Sold o ...
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Ever since its release in 1989, gamers have been more than a little confused by the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game for the NES. In some regards, it is a faithful adaptation of the Hero ...
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Say hello to the enemies that you don't want to meet, these are the most difficult opponents in your favorite games. These are the bosses that made you sweat, cry and shout for joy, If you defeated t ...
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Unless your parents always made you mute your TV when you played, you know that that music was a vital part of the Nintendo gaming experience. Like any great score the 8-bit chip tunes of your NES ...
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Disney's Duck Tales for the Nintendo NES created a timeless game that was filled with countless secrets, but none so well hidden as its three different endings for poor Scrooge McDuck! Duck Tales H ...
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Another great week for Sell Your Games. Nintendo NES to GameCube check out the goodies that will be in the hands of some lucky customer very soon, possibly you.Mega Man on the SNES is a huge hit ...
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As parents and grandparents, introducing your kids and grandkids to the things you loved growing up is a special experience. Whether it’s music, movies, or video games, it’s an opportunity to shar ...
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Final Fantasy is one of the most influential RPG games of all time and has a ton of Secrets. We found these little known secrets in this classic Role Playing Nintendo Entertainment System mas ...
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Little Mac, an Under-age street fighter from Bronx NY, was a small but courageous derelict. Weighing a mere 107 pounds his best and possibly only option against the comically oversized opponent ...
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Yesterday DKOldies listed a Super Mario 1 Factory Sealed NES game on ebay for 1 penny and it ended for over 30 thousand dollars. The news has created a firestorm of frustration, wonderment and accusa ...
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If you grew up playing Nintendo, you already know that games used to come with awesome bonuses. Poster-sized world maps, guidebooks of tips and hints as thick as phone books, or even just so ...
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Posted on February 25, 2009 by DK NES, SNES, N64, FC, GN, etc…? This is all very simple to old gamers who owned all these systems and grew up playing these games, but to new gamers and oth ...