Yami from Twinfinite writes: "Look who got their hair did! Yas, Shadowgate, you look so good!"
Despite skyrocketing retro game prices the NES remains a deep trove of excellent games that, if you can avoid eBay sellers, are really quite affordable for new collectors.
I remember one of the levels in Retro City Rampage was paying homage to those seaweed segments. Not quite as hard but man did it bring back bad memories of my many deaths on that level. Never did beat that game without the Game Genie. Same with Battletoads. lol
The top-down view theme music was stuck in my head all day as a kid.
I'm not sure if I ever completed a no-damage seaweed run.
Double Dragon 2 is one of the best!! Several good games on this list! Shadowgate, P.O.W., and Klax. That is actually a super fun puzzle game! TMNT, I think every time after the seaweed, I only had like 1 Turtle left. lol
Shadowgate was how I got so familiar with Nintendo's helpline lol. But man did I love that game.
And wow I forgot all about P.O.W. until you mentioned it. Man being a kid with a NES really was the good ol days.
Best birthday ever: 15 and I got a Super Nintendo with Super Mario World, Pilot Wings and Street Fighter. (Spoiled rotten) And I saw Basic Instinct at the theater!
COG writes: Shadowgate VR: The Mines of Mythrok is a terrific three-dimensional translation of the original games’ flatscreen fantasy dungeon crawler.
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I enjoyed this years ago. I still have it but it is a 16 bit program, so will no longer load in 64 bit Windows 7.
Just a small correction in regards to this article- This is pretty old news, the game was announced back in 2012, with the team at Zojoi reaching their funding goal in November of that year. It was supposed to ship last October but got bumped back to this Spring, but it's looking like we'll finally be seeing the game this summer after all.
Anyway, I can't wait. Shadowgate is one of my all-time favorites, and Dave Marsh and Karl Roelofs are determined to make this the definitive Shadowgate experience.
Now if only they'd bring back The Uninvited or Deja Vu...