10 Hidden Gems for the NES

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You're probably already aware of this, but the Nintendo Entertainment System was a pretty important console. But we’re in the market for something a bit more exotic, something rare and mysterious, something for the connoisseur. The hidden gems, if you will. From Wario Woods to Clash at Demonhead here are 10 Hidden Gems for the NES!
VO: Ashton Matthews (@ScrambledAshton)
Script: Simon Pike (@Sim198k)
Video Editor: Leonardo Bacalzo
#WarioWoods #ClashatDemonhead #nes
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@ramonmujica3193 Год назад

Crystalis is my favorite game on the NES and it's nice to see it included in this list. Would be nicer if it got sequels but considering it's made by SNK they would eventually become fighting games. Other NES hidden gems: Fire & Ice, The Guardian Legend and Battle of Olympus

@newageBoundhippie Год назад

loved the Lolo games as a kid....and it's always nice to see Princess Tomato being referenced/mentioned, always been one of my personal favorite NES games and I'm happy I found a copy years ago ( though I lack an NES console to play it on... ) also worth mentioning that Nintendo put out a GBC remake of Crystalis ( it was made my NST alongside the incredible Bionic Commando: Elite Forces )

@tb3411 8 месяцев назад

I'm happy to see Magic of Scheherazade on here. I was introduced to it by Chrontendo. There's a catgirl in it, so it needs some attention ;3

@roguerifter9724 Год назад

I owned several of of these as a kid (Super Dodgeball, multiple Lolo games, Princess Tomato, and Crystalis) and still own digital re-releases of many of them. Plus I played some of the others at a childhood friend's house.

@RyuHirakashi1 Год назад

Played the living hell out of super dodgeball! The music jammed and there was nothing more satisfying than nailing your opponent with a well placed shot that sent them flying through the screen. Truly a gem indeed!

@anxious2kcowboy Год назад

I remember renting it at the local video store. I must've been about 6 or so

@darrenklein6090 Год назад

I mainly recall playing the arcade version… at Hooper’s Crab House in Ocean City, Md! I only found out about the NES version much later, but yah any way you cut it, it’s a terrific game.

@beyondobscure Год назад

I couldn't put up with the flickering.

@michaeldanhauer193 Год назад

The first time I hit a guy so hard he literally flew "around the world" by leaving one side of the screen and appearing on the opposite to land and roll into a crumpled heap was one of the most satisfying moments of my childhood.

@questionlp Год назад

If memory serves, Kirby's Adventure was also developed by HAL Laboratory, the same developers as the Adventure of Lolo series. So, it wouldn't be a surprise that Lololo and Lalala are or related to Lolo and Lala.

@newageBoundhippie Год назад

yeah, Kirby is Hal's main series they're known for and his original name in early development on Kirby's Dream Land was Popopo to match the Lololo & Lalala naming ( though I'm still not clear on why they added the extra lo & la when they were brought into Kirby...or why they became Fololo & Falala in the Kirby: Right Back At Ya )

@NowUndefined Год назад

Great selection of games, definitely hidden gems

@TheRetroSofa 4 месяца назад

Aww man! Disappointing for a UK-based channel to start a list like this with a game we can't get! I was straight on eBay looking for Clash At Demonhead only to be disappointed. In fact, only three of these games are available to us in Europe! I know on RU-vid we're mostly playing to an American audience and I can forgive Americans for forgetting sometimes that there are other countries but I would have really liked to have been told up front that of the top ten NES hidden gems I can only get three of them. Otherwise, cool video and thanks for some nice emulation recommendations!

@1101YANK1011 Год назад

Laaaads.. Ye missed Boulder Dash!!

@jorgeaguilarchargoy1462 Год назад

Oh man what about rad gravity or even gargoyles quest

@cjwallace2193 Год назад

LoLo is a hidden gem? Fantastic game nonetheless!

@ElegyForTheMasses 6 месяцев назад

Crystalis, Adventures of Lola and Super Dodgeball were massively popular games, not exactly hidden gems.

@jorisbonson386 Год назад

"Revitalizing the games industry"?? 😂😂😂 Erm. the games industry was BOOMING already when the NES was released...

@s.p.d.magentaranger1822 Год назад

There was the Video Game Crash of 1983 in America, a more accurate term would be "revitalizing the games industry in North America." Europe and Asia weren't as effected, but considering how large the market was, something needed to be done to jumpstart it, otherwise companies were closing themselves off to an entire market. The NES was that solution.

@jsmith3946 Год назад

When it's the 80 time a game showed up on a hidden gem list it's no longer a hidden gem seriously all these have been talk about multiple times it's like the person who wrote this wasn't trying and super dodgeball never was a hidden gem

@armouredkin Год назад

I hadn't heard of several of them. Your experience is not universal.

@thestraydog Год назад

Dude, all of your comments on this channel are nothing but negative. Lighten up, your blood pressure will thank you.

@Marc_Araujo Год назад

Crystalis is def not a "hidden" gem.

@sixten8493 Год назад

You were a fond wish behind your dad's eyes when this was released, chum.

@anemyclake1256 Год назад

How is nobody talking about Solomons Key for the NES? This game was fantastic!

@jasonlevine8651 Год назад

Would have added The Guardian Legend to the list

@tb3411 8 месяцев назад

Not really hidden anymore. It has reached Cult Classic status

@jclkaytwo Месяц назад

@@tb3411guardian legend is wayyy more obscure than lolo and wario's woods

@snowbear1588 Год назад

Micro Machines. One of the best NES games ever that few know about.

@HeyItsJonny Месяц назад

It's a really good game, I had a cart as a kid.

@swordbladez Год назад

Having all of these… It’s a solid list. But the best game on the NES that nobody played that is a true Zelda beater is the guardian legend. It combines everything there is to love about Zelda (exploration, item gathering, powering up…) and turns the dungeon crawls into bone fide space shooter sections! Based on the cover art, especially in the US, no one gave this game a second glance! It’s a shame! Other notable games not many have played are: little Sampson, Nemo the dream master, xexyx, low G-man, and Monster Party!

@swordbladez Год назад

I only need 80 more games to own the entire library :3 Almost there!

@gracekim25 Год назад

@@swordbladez was it released in the U.K.?😅

@andynitka777 Год назад

@@gracekim25 Yes. By Nintendo itself in 1990 according to wiki

@TheLemonyBard Год назад

“Best known for their work on Earthbound” …I love Earthbound but Kirby exists lmao. Lolo and Lala are indeed pretty much the same as their Kirby counterparts

@jclkaytwo Месяц назад

nobody thinks of earthbound when they think of HAL... they're the kirby guys! (or the smash 64 and melee guys)

@captainfach Год назад

This is lucky, I just received an nes from my grandpa in always and was looking to collect some obscure games

@captainfach Год назад

@Mud Kip yeah it's usable. Very good condition. I'll likely get an everdrive, as I do have one for my gbc, but I wanna get as many as I can just to have. I do need a crt though so I can play duck hunt

@WorldofFood Год назад

HAL laboratory best known for Earthbound?? Not Kirby or smash bros?

@Golemoid Год назад

Some people don't seem to understand how niche and obscure earthbound really is. It's brought up often on gaming channels, but it was never actually popular.

@fo1k1ore Год назад

Scheherazade was amazing! Played so much of that game.

@Feelthefelt Год назад

I remember seeing the map screen from "Clash At Demonhead" in games magazines in the late 80s and being profoundly intimidated. Great memories of playing Adventures of LoLo with my mum back in the day. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

@johnathanlett4094 Год назад

I actually owns the majority of these games on this list. It's really good to see somebody actually put names of games out there like galaxy5000 and Clash at demonhead. Those games were absolutely awesome

@Jasonvoorhees57469 Год назад

Nightshade can't do that

@coryanglen6809 Год назад

I aiiiiiiiiiiin't having that shit

@Ariurotl Год назад

I played Clash at Demonhead as a kid on a bootleg Japanese language cartridge. Never finished it cause I couldn't figure out what to do and the moonspeak was of no help!

@FretzlemaniaPod Год назад

Clash at Demonhead is one of me all time favs. When I heard the band name in Scott pilgrim, I lost my mind and none of my friends got the reference.

@zaturnneo Год назад

Clash at Demonhead and The Krion Conquest were games I always pulled out for my friends.

@SergKhrypun Год назад

NES was first game console I've ever seen!

@jerrywasfunny Год назад

I remember renting Clash at Demonhead at the age of 7… I instantly fell in love! My absolute favorite NES game and top 5 games of all time easy!

@TheLemonyBard Год назад

I also suggest Kabuki Quantum Fighter. Crazy story with hair-whipping action that’s reminiscent of Batman and Ninja Gaiden (though not nearly as difficult as the latter in particular).

@gracekim25 Год назад

It was also before my time so I’m learning all new stuff here🤷‍♀️

@ultraslang Год назад

Please do a "top 10 new nes games" covering the recent wave of nu-retro gaming.

@erakfishfishfish Год назад

Crystalis is excellent, but it suffered the same localization issues as Castlevania II. A guide is definitely needed for one particular section because the translation was pretty bad.

@mjdf122 Год назад

Ah The NES Great Times In The 1980s I Also Enjoyed My Master System and Turbo Grafx During These Times

@beyondobscure Год назад

Not enough people played Mario Bros the arcade game.

@chrissymc886 Год назад

Should have got Metal Jesus in for this one 😂

@rayceeya8659 Год назад

There are two on this list I actually played back in the 80s. Lolo and Dodgeball. I'd heard of some of the other ones though but never got to play them. I wouldn't call Christalis a hidden gem though. It was pretty popular.

@jamalvargas6146 Год назад

The 1980's The Decade Of TMNT Growing Pains and Touchstone Pictures movies also good Ol' Nintendo

@jsmith3946 Год назад

How is giving us Kirk Cameron a good thing

@jamalvargas6146 Год назад

@@jsmith3946 I Was Going To Say Alf Which I should've chosen Instead

@alisterkold Год назад

I played cys it was amazing

@AGTS10k 5 месяцев назад

_Remember kids!_ The "famous" Video Game Crash of 1983 was a local American thing. Japan never had it, Europe never had it either. So the whole "NES saving video games" is just not true.

@teasauce3608 Год назад

No mention of Mr. Gimmick?

@curtisholland16 Год назад

I need to play Nightshade again it was a lot of fun but didn't have a save option

@Estolcles Год назад

"Clash At Demonhead" ............. it looks like lots of that got repurposed into "Rambo" for the NES. I thought it was another "Doki-Doki Panic/Mario 2" situation for a moment.

@AnsonBeeker 5 месяцев назад

Those might be puffins rather than penguins in dodgeball. Puffins are from Iceland.

@Banquet42 Год назад

The Salad Kingdom sounds a bit nuts.

@Marc_Araujo Год назад

Nightshade and Gun-Nac are great games.

@StewNWT 5 месяцев назад

Kickle cubicle should definitely be on this list

@ItsDuckSandwichFilms Год назад

NightShade always just makes me think of JonTron in Slow-mo singing "She's a Lady"

@Froggievilleus Год назад

I loved playing Princess Tomato and actually beat it back in the day. Good times.

@StageRight123 Год назад

HAH! I own every single one of these games!

@davidbruce482 Год назад

Tomato leaves are toxic, enjoy this fact and use it responsibly

@chivalrous_chevy1163 2 месяца назад

Yes, but tomatoes are delicious.

@ClownNaround Год назад

0:48 is that Fookin guru larry!?

@MrYin90210 Год назад

Time Travelling Lewis Capaldi

@OzymandiasWasRight Год назад

Actually tomatoes are still pretty toxic. The LD50 rating is around 9 lbs. Why someone would eat 9lbs in a sitting i dont know, but compared to most food 9lbs is pretty toxic.

@Alucard-A-La-Carte Год назад

Why can't we get more games like THESE on the Switch onilne virtual console instead of...the incredibly weird selection of decidedly LESS gem-like game on-offer?

@RageyRage82 Год назад

Some of these games just aren't "hidden gems". Some of them were very popular.

@aliensweathands Год назад

👽

@RealziesCuts Год назад

I did something better than Bayou Billy: 250 days no alcohol Team Jesus Winning 🥇 🏆

@nerdiboy5128 Год назад

2:41: Didn't JonTron play 'Nightshade' and declare it one of the more tedious. unfun games ever? Because of how convoluted the whole interface was, being a Point-and-Click style game that was very finicky and particular about _how_ you proceed, meaning you could get stuck trying to pick up a crowbar or figure out what to do with a painting, forcing many players to ragequit?

@nerdiboy5128 Год назад

@@Gatorade69 You're going to insult me for voicing what other people were saying? That's not fair. So I might not have seen _EVERY_ other reviewer's opinion. So I might not have had the ability to play this game for myself (given it's age, who WOULD?! I was born maybe a few years after it, being just 30 years old) to see for myself. But what I do know is that by watching JonTron play the game, that it wouldn't be for _EVERYBODY_ . So don't get snobby and look down on me for not agreeing with everyone else who adore this game! P.S., couldn't you yourself be accused of not forming your own opinion by watching this video and just agreeing with _them_ that Nightshade is the 'Best Videogame Ever?' That seems a tad hypocritical! 🤨

@nerdiboy5128 Год назад

@@Gatorade69 I was trying to fathom how you seemed to think that I was sounding 'Dismissive.' That wasn't the case; it was a blank statement, a mere *Q U E S T I O N* ! There was no hint of aggression in it, and the fact that you saw something that wasn't even there only added to my frustration. The verbal equivalent of people on the street taking one look at my face and saying, "Stop making that face!" when to my knowledge, I'm not even CONSCIOUSLY *MAKING* A FACE! My face is just a bland emotionless thing, how could someone see me making 'Faces' when I'm not even paying attention to them?! Didn't you notice the question marks at the end of my comment? They weren't exclamation points; I wasn't shouting it from the rooftops like some damned fanatic. I was just asking, "Didn't JonTron play this game and say how tedious it is to try and make it work or do what you want, because the cursor isn't implemented well?" What made it sound 'Dismissive' at ALL? What part of it, really, made you assume that I was trying to start something? From MY perspective, it was YOU who were trying to start something by interpreting my mere comment as something far worse than what it actually was! It was just a question, and not even a serious, intentional one! Also, I didn't say _you_ said it was the best game ever; _they_ did. Triple Jump. The channel. And when you said that I was just parroting (who do I look like, Jacque?) back what JonTron said about the game, I was trying to call you out for siding with Triple Jump, using that as an example of 'the Pot Calling the Kettle Black' Hypocrisy.

@frankbrodie5168 Год назад

Come on guys! You managed to go just 15 seconds this time before mentioning this mythical 'video game (industry) crash' of 1983. Being a person who was an adult in 1983, let me assure anyone under 40 years of age that this event never happened. At least not below corporate levels. So.. A few game industry rich people made a bit less money for a few years, yes. Did it impact on video game sales? Not whatsoever. DEFINITELY not in the UK. I genuinely have no idea why you feel the need to keep mentioning it. It had no effect on the industry or indeed the people buying the games to play. Short or long term. Love the channel though. And will always watch interesting video game related stuff like this.

@HappyFrogGamesLLC Год назад

...it was a US thing mostly. It mostly didn't happen in the UK in particular because in the UK a lot more people were already playing games on computer than on console anyway, so it didn't really affect console sales since they... weren't actually doing the best in the UK to begin with. Worldwide, a mostly-unrelated crash also hit arcade games specifically in the same year, worldwide, though iirc arcades weren't that super popular in the UK to begin with. It *absolutely* existed, it wasn't that it never happened. It just didn't happen where you live. Or, really, where most people live. The US is large, but it's not nearly the entire world population. But it *is* a pretty big market, to a point where long-term the crash is probably a big part of what killed Atari since that's where a lot of their business was. To a point the company called Atari now is literally an unrelated company that just bought the name and the rights to some of the IPs since, yeah they kind of bankrupted that hard.