Hey everyone! So this is my first time posting in the gaming community of Hive. Although I am not much of a gamer, I still appreciate a great game. Most of you may know me from my cannabis content,and TBH posting the same thing gets boring. I really need to mix things up with different content. Especially since we got my son a Nintendo Switch.***
One of the games I made sure to get was a Mario game. The one I picked out was Super Mario Bros. U. It really brought back some memories. It is amazing how far Mario has come! Such a fun game, and being to play together with my son is very enjoyable. They also have the original Nintendo games, like the very first Mario, and even 2, and 3! But it had to be Mike Tyson's Punchout that gave me a bad case of Nostalgia. Perfect timing too.....
The top drawer has compartments built in for two controllers, and 1 Zapper.
This is the Zapper that was made after the original one. They had to make it orange because of the new lawpassed in 1988 that required all toy guns to have an orange tip
Just seeing this color scheme makes something in my brain click. Nintendo really was, and still is a top notch company. Sure they have their shortcomings, and had many flops. But overall it is easy to see why they are still leaders in the gaming world
The bottom drawer holds 12 your NES cartridges. Did you know the reason why these cartridges are so bulky, is because Nintendo wanted the NES to have more of a VCR fell, then a game system fell? Which is why you load the games through the front. This is because the Great Video Game Crash of 1983. People where reluctant to buy a new game system, so Nintendo rebranded there Famicon to the Nintendo Entertainment System to make it fell less like a gaming system.
Now that I have half a system, I need to find an actual console. They have newer 8-bit systems that play the old cartridges, but I would rather find an original. Please tell me in the comments, do you remember the NES? If so what was your favorite game? I am sure there are many Sega fans out there, but I would put $$ you went from the NES to the Genesis. There really isn't any 8-bit system you can compare to the NES is there?
