NES , known as Nintendo Entertainment System or “NES “was one of the most important islands of the history of video games, being responsible for the industry’s resurgence after the crash of the 80s even with some classic in your library, the Nintendo console was also home to several bizarre games. Thinking about it, we’ve gathered some of the strangest games of Nintendo.
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During the era the NES, several companies could launch games without the “Nintendo Seal of Quality”, something quite common at that time. Over time, companies like Nintendo and Sega decided to have more control over what games would be released on their consoles, but the NES had some titles well strangers who would not be launched in a video game company, is the bizarreness or low quality.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Known for being horrible and focus of an episode of the Angry Video Game Nerd, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is based on the book The Medical and monster, released in 1886. the fact that it is an adaptation of a 19th century Gothic work could deliver one of the first more adult games of Nintendo, but nothing in it made sense.
With horrendous controls and ugly graphics, the game was the player turn into Mr. Hyde at random times and throwing rays to destroy it without any pattern, just to make you start all over again.
Bible Adventures
Made without any license from Nintendo and sold only directly, Bible Adventures is a platform game that fits the Old Testament.
the idea of reviving the Bible passages in a video game seems very strange and indeed it is. The game features moments like Noah’s Ark, in which the player must carry animals on his back for several minutes and take them to the Ark.
Caveman Games
Olympics Games or sports competition exist in every video game generations. The NES had one that put the player in control cavemen trying to survive as part of their own Olympics.
Caveman Games brought minigames as high jump (where you should go over a tyrannosaurus), wives pitch (you should run it and throw it as far as possible), fighting with tomahawks, among others. It’s the kind of game that would not be released today, but the strangeness makes the interesting title.
YO! NOID
It is very common the release of games that exist only to sell a brand. During the era 8/16 bit, it reached another level using mascots bullets, snacks and soft drinks as main characters in games. YO! NOID is just that.
Originally released in Japan as “Kamen in Ninja Hanamaru” the game was released in the modified West, the main character mascot Domino’s pizza. Graphics and overall presentation of the game have been changed to this by keeping only the gameplay elements.
NARC
One of the the 1st violent games to be released on a console, NARC drew attention because of clash with other gifts games in the NES library.
in NARC, the player controls government agents to be removed violently, drug users and arrest a drug dealer called “Mr Big”. Eventually, the game ended up being remade for PS2, but the NES version that deserves note, simply by being completely different from other games of this console.
Zombie Nation
Zombie Nation is a game in which aliens attacked the Earth and you in control of the head of a zombie samurai must shoot them to save the planet. If this does not already secured this list, nothing will.
Nothing in Zombie Nation makes sense, whether their gender or graphics, such as the fact that the head you control (only the head .) turn into a skull when struck
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Wally Bear and the NO! gang
For a long time, businesses and governments seen in video games a chance to educate children in relation to drug use and its harmful effects. Wally Bear and the NO! Gang is one of those games. Too bad it nothing makes sense.
Be in the mission that his uncle, a bear with no pants, sends his nephew for suspicious neighborhoods, graphics, enemy and times when the bear skateboarding everything was very bizarre. The only advantage of the game is that a free phone line was set up to help children in the fight against drugs that was active for more than 15 years after the release of the game.
Takeshi’s Challenge
Takeshi’s Challenge was created in partnership with the Japanese actor Takeshi Kitano and is an adventure in which you control a man who wants a promotion at work. As? Fighting members of the Japanese mafia in slot machines or traveling to the Pacific in search of treasure.
None of these points seems to have connection with each other, but within the game context , they make a little more sense. Takeshi’s Challenge is a very strange game and used some elements that had hitherto never been explored. How, for example, the use of a microphone in control of the Famicom (Japanese version of the NES) at the right time, or the act of not touch the controls for an hour for something to happen in the story.
Taboo: the Sixth Sense
There are simulators of all kinds in video games as well as various card games for consoles and portable. But Taboo:. The Sixth Sense stands out for being a reading simulator tarot cards
Once the “game” begins, you should put your name, date birth and sex. Then you are asked to enter a question and then shuffle the cards. Then cards are shown and your luck is read by the game. Who says video games are just for fun
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