The creator of the first SNES game in 13 years sat down with Harrison Engstrom to talk about creating the retro title, the games industry and what it's like developing for the Atari Lynx.
This week on Games You Never Heard Of, we take a look at Nightmare Busters, currently the last game ever made for the Super Nintendo, back in 2013.
Thought the Super Nintendo had died over 15 years ago? A new game has hit the market 20 years after it was meant to go on sale.
Why didn't they just put this on the Vita or 3DS? Or as an indi for todays platforms?
Because this is a lost game that is meant to be made with all the original packaging and cartridge. It's geared more towards collectors. Kind of a great idea and makes the game more valuable too! I'm all about stuff like this! I do not agree with the price though! $85 for a snes game? Should've been original price of what they used to be. Digital games are just useless and serve no other purpose than space! No value at all! That's the last thing we need!
I'd love to add it to my collection but as hemmo stated you can just grab it online and use it on your choice of emulators. My arcade cab would love another classic title.
If it's really good though it would be worth for the box, manual and cartridge though =)
I see some stating it was limited to 600 copies and it's sold out! Although it does still show available through their site, odd.
Played the first level and boss...it's pretty awesome!
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You just can't keep a good game console down. At least that seems to be the mantra for the San Diego-based indie development/production/publish ing company, Super Fighter Team (SFT), whose upcoming Super Nintendo game Nightmare Busters just hit its initial pre-order limit.
Yes, you read that right; it's a game for the Super Nintendo slated for a 2013 release and we have a batch of exclusive screenshots.
