Wii #0181 - StarTropics (USA)
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Goodies! i've been waiting for this release. Played it back in the Nes days, and again recently with an emu on my ds, but nothing beats my tv set for 8-bit goodness
Nice mix of Adventure and Action, kinda like a tropical Zelda.
Nice mix of Adventure and Action, kinda like a tropical Zelda.
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I am sort of surprised more are not talking about this game.
I played it back on the Nes when it had first came out.. I do not remember much about it except for liking it a lot.. Yeah for VC releases.. time for me to buy some credits.
I played it back on the Nes when it had first came out.. I do not remember much about it except for liking it a lot.. Yeah for VC releases.. time for me to buy some credits.
This is an absolutely epic game...its like Zelda but in a tropical environment...I remember owning this while I was a kid...it came with this strange letter attached the manual which I would have to wet with water and revealed a code. That was SO AWESOME.
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This is one of the very few first-party Nintendo titles never released in Japan. Pokemon Puzzle League was another.
Dr. Mario 64 didn't reach N64 there, but its GC port was included on the JP-only Nintendo Puzzle Collection.
Dr. Mario 64 didn't reach N64 there, but its GC port was included on the JP-only Nintendo Puzzle Collection.
Great game ^^... played on my old NES long ago...
Hated the paper with the password since i first rented it so i didnt had it T_T
Hated the paper with the password since i first rented it so i didnt had it T_T
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