How To Collect For the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) - Retro Bird 

Here's the video where I talk about the misconception around blowing into game cartridges: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Dl2VmJdHOeY.html

I cant believe your channel hasn't blown up yet, I watch all your videos as soon as they come out.

I started "collecting" CRTs last year to play my 90s consoles and I love how they look. I have an NES I bought from a friend in 8th grade (2002) for $13 but I could never get it to work I even boiled the pins and deep cleaned the system. But yesterday I was rearranging my gear and decided to give it one more shot and used a safety pin to tighten the pins and it works! But I only have the light gun and can't find the controller so I got one coming in next week. I have the 5 games that came with the system: Mario Bros, Turtles Arcade and Manhattan, Dr. Mario and Skate or Die. Excited to finally give the NES a shot after I ignored it my whole life.

Some of my favorites not talked about much for NES are Shatterhand,Little Nemo the Dream Master,Kabuki Quantum Fighter,Shadow of the Ninja,Vice Project Doom, and Scat

I don't care what people say... Blowing in the damn cart worked everytime and I even had an NES that liked to be abused and slapped on the side to work. Haha. I love my Top Loader and actually thinking about doing the composite mod to it.

Thank you for mentioning the game prices. I know a lot of people talk about when they were able to get NES games for like a buck, but to me, $10 for a quality game is far from the “outrageous” and “overpriced” labels people like to throw on the games since the market “skyrocketed”. 👍

I still have my original NES from 1989. it still works the same as it did in the early 90s and it looks fine plugged in to my HDTV with the composite video out. a better way to clean the games is to get the NES bit, take the game apart and polish the connectors with ultra fine metal polish. I use Gliptone.

Keeping your games and console clean is the key.

The NES is still the greatest! A few years ago I used to refirb NES's for resale. What works surprisingly well for the NES pin connectors is boiling them in water. I never would have believed it until I tried it. Thanks for another great video!

Fun NES games that wont break the piggy bank (too much) - Whomp Em - Shatterhand - TMNT 2 - TMNT 3 - Vice Project Doom - GI JOE Atlantis Factor - Power Blade - Super C - Little Nemo Dream Master - Clash of Demonhead - Conquest of Crystal Palace - Crystalis - Startropics - Startropics 2 - Blaster Master - Journey to Silius - Chip and Dale - Ducktales I'm enjoying a few famicom only games too - Ghostbusters 2 - Crisis Force

I’m up to 696 games on NES. My master list currently has 1,051 games on it, so I’ve got a ways to go. I’m including all of the US licensed games, unlicensed and a bunch of homebrews (though not every homebrew). I’m also including PAL games from Europe and Asia that were not released in the US and the Chinese Sachen games as well as some multicarts and other foreign releases. I’m also doing the cart variants such as 5 screw and 3 screw as well as label variants. There are so many. I also have just under half of my collection with the box and manual, though about two dozen of the boxes are reproductions.

Childhood faves and thankfully with RU-vid you don’t need the entire collection unless your looking for complete

I was born 2007 so it was obvious I couldn't get to play these consoles. I allways hear my parents story about playing the Nes or Sega. I just wished they still have those consoles but I recently bought a clone console and.i finally got to play nes games and i'am happy I get to play these games from the past. So nes is my favorite console to collect for now but will always love NES

I feel the same way about the Sega Master System that many people who grew up in the USA feel about the NES. The library of games is smaller but there are still lots of gems

I love your cleaver edits. The power glove one got me on this vid 😂👍🏻

Happy to see your subscribers count steadily going up. I've been sharing your channel around on occasion as a thank you for all of your fun content and hard work. Here's to 1K subscribers!

Collecting is definitely fun. Good video! Don’t forget that lots of folks miss playing the light gun games and they can only be played on original hardware and on CRTs! I love collecting and playing them, Wild Gunman, Operation Wolf, and Hogan’s Alley are my favorites!

If you're going to open your console up to fix or replace the pin connector, I would also suggest disabling the 10NES lockout chip while you're in there to fix the issue with the screen blinking.

I love playing EarthBound Beginnings on my NES. Too bad they didn't release it back in 1990/1991 :(

NES is one of my favorite systems to collect for and I still after collecting for it for over a decade have new experiences with games I haven't played before on it. This past month I was able to find a copy of Return of the Joker for what I wanted to pay for it and had tons of fun with it. The NES isn't the console I've ever focused on, but that's just lead to me being able to actually beat all of the NES games I own, wish I could say that about most of my other systems.

Use 91% rubbing alcohol to clean the game contacts. If its really bad, use an eraser (you will need to buy a tool to open the game). And above all... buy blinking light win. Its an absolute game changer. Also, if you want the authentic experience, you need to use an RF adapter. I don't though... I use composite. We had a really old tv as kids, that didn't have composite. One way to buy NES games cheap: Buy in lots on ebay. You the more games you buy in the lot, the cheaper. I recently paid $106 for 20 games, which included Kid Icarus ($15 value) , ghostbusters ii (15 value), TMNT 2 ($18 value), on an average of $5 each.

Great vid dude! I love your channel.

Thats why sometimes the gold spots on the cartridge always went of

Awesome video man!

I learned you can power on the game without locking down the cartridge tray. Locking down the tray would bend the connector pins which cause the start up problem.

Just tighten the pin connectors. I did it to mine and it works flawlessly each time since doing that.

Thanks for letting me know how to fix the pins

Guerilla War is fun for two players if you like stuff like Ikari Warriors and Contra.

Great video! I’ve really enjoyed all your videos I’ve seen so far. While watching this one, I thought there was something on my screen. I noticed a white dot during the gameplay footage portions of the video. I am guessing it’s something on your TV. I believe you mentioned recording the gameplay sections using composite video on a CRT. I am curious how you managed to capture the video without any of the sync issues common when filming a CRT?

I'm amazed at how many people have no idea what the "R" power-up in Contra does. Firstly, it stands for Rapid-fire. Secondly, it increases the amount of bullets per second that you can fire with any particular upgrade. Yes, it even affects the base gun. Thirdly, it will only affect the upgrade you currently have, e.g. you got the "Spread" gun and then the "Rapid-fire" upgrade, you will have Spread with rapid-fire. However if you obtain a different gun upgrade, such as "Fire" or "Machine gun", it will revert to standard, slow fire. This even resets if you obtain another "Spread" upgrade. Play smart - and survive!

It’s why they have a push down cart option! So you can jam another controller or handle of a screw driver into the slot pushing it tighter against the pins!

I put an 8gb memory card in my modded wii and downloaded every NES game. Done and done. I was born in 91 and my system was the n64 and onward. I also downloaded full libraries of the GENESIS, SNES, sega cd, saturn, snes, Atari , gameboy gbc, even the virtua boy

I have only 1 NES Game. In fact, I bought a NES console just so I could play it, that game is: Mcdonaldland 🍔 (known as MC Kids in America). Turns out I was nostalgic for the Amiga version, but the Nes version is close enough. Nostalgia Is hell-of-a drug😊

Great video

I am a young retro game collector. I am a big fan of old games. My first console was the Genesis. Originalally $20 where I bought it but it got dropped to $15 cuz it was missing the video cable. But the NES was $55 plus like $6-7 for Mario

I've noticed myself that the NES library seems to be the most popular among completionists. I first heard about NES completionism on the second episode of AVGN when he jokingly warned people not to buy Dr. Jekyll even if you want every NES game. When I was a kid, being a completionist wasn't even an idea because of the cost. I came from a working class family, and having 100's of games was unthinkable. To me the NES library is interesting because of the different types of carts including official releases, unlicensed games, homebrews, prototypes, and championship cartridges.

I still have some cardboard NES sleeves that say Funcoland on them. Iconic system that started my craze!

Two of my favorite nes games(although a little pricey) are Metal Storm and Shatterhand. Definitely worth it if you can find a good deal.

I had my NES Top loader AV Modded, and the jail bars removed. It no longer does RF which I miss having the option. But I like how it looks

Famicom versions of games can often be cheaper and the UI is typically presented in English. Famicom versions usually work in an American NES (not always) with a ~ $10 pin converter. The NES is my favorite console. It hits the sweet spot for simplicity and complexity for me.

The Nintendo Entertainment System a really fun game system to collect for. Until you get down to the nitty gritty of the insanely high priced terrible games. If I could recommend something it would be if you DO collect for the it, just physically collect the great games only. Stuff like contra, FF, mike Tyson punchout. First party Nintendo stuff. Good games like Samson and panic, just get a NES classic and hack it to play those. Save you money to actually own the great fun titles for the system. Great video bro!

I love this system

I never had one as a kid, my parents spent months trying to buy a system in stores but everywhere was sold out. So I ended up with a Master System. I loved that console for sure but I was so jealous of people with a NES, many a long weekend watching my friends on Batman and Zelda. All these years laters and I'm well on my way to having a full PAL set of NES carts. For cleaning other dirt on carts say sticker stains on the plastic I'd recommend using a mix of water and bicarbonate of soda (baking soda), mix it up then brush lightly with a toothbrush. Scrapes through all sorts, then just top it off with iso to finish. Can also remove strong smells and other nasties.

I've heard the NES start up problem was caused by pushing down the cartridge tray which would bend the connector pins. Some people say you can power on the game without locking down the tray.

70% !?!? Step it up bro 99.9% is where it's at ;) I recommend snow brothers for the nes. One of my favorites! Great video as always man!

I love the Power glove 😂😂🎉

Outro song is called "Wild Pogo - Haxhigeaszy" if anybody is wondering.

So you may know this but there are some very rare top loafers that have av output.

Blaster master and bionic commando are my favorites

The facial expressions are hilarious

Recommendations from a 33 year NES veteran to those looking to get into the NES: Platformer: Super Mario Bros 2 Action: Mega Man 3 Adventure: The Legend of Zelda Beat 'em Up: River City Ransom Run 'n' Gun: Contra Shoot 'em Up: Gradius Turn-Based RPG: Dragon Warrior Action RPG: Faxanadu Puzzle: Marble Madness Sports: Tecmo Super Bowl Fighting: Punch-Out!! Wildcard: Magic of Scheherazade Difficult But Worth It: Kid Icarus

"I love the Power Glove...it's so Bad" Was not false advertising

As a kid blowing on cartridge worked for two reasons. 1st it blew off anything on the pins and 2nd it added moisture which allowed the connection. Not the best way to play them but as a kid it didn't matter. Now I use rubbing alcohol.

I just bought a nes today for nostalgia. I have a PSone, PS4, Xbox 360, new Nintendo 3ds xl and now the NES with super Mario bros and duck hunt I've been playing super Mario bros and will be trying to find more games for it mine is the one they call the toaster nes

Three years late but one of my favorite NES games that I keep coming back to is Zelda 2! I also find that I still really like Dragon Warrior IV (Dragon Quest IV). Final Fantasy is also a good one. For the Mario games, I prefer the SNES remakes since that’s what I grew up with (although my next door neighbor had NES Mario 3). Of course there’s the original Zelda but I find that I enjoy Zelda 2 a bit more than the original! Am I weird? Yeah, I guess I am.

NES recommendation "Rollerblade". And buy a Retrotink for the composite to HDMI converter or a RAD2X!. Good video as always!

Nostalgia is what brings me back to the NES. What i like about the NES is how good the graphics look in 8 bit. It ruled over Atari. Even against other 8 bit computers it ruled. For instance Karnov on the NES was way better than the Commodore 64 & don't let that 64 fool you it is still an 8 bit machine. Maybe it could only use floppy disk as to why the NES cartridge rules? What ever it is the NES went above & beyond to give us great looking games! That is one of the reasons why everyone goes back to play an NES game it's like the little 8 bit engine that could!

First Console I owned was the PS1 the first one I played was the Sega Genesis

That missing pixel on your CRT is killing me lol

Prices are going up again, I remember when i could buy Contra and Punch Out for 5 bucks or less at a flea market or a garage sale 3 years ago. Nostalgia is powerful.

Here are some of my favorites. I have about 250 games. Also, I would use 90% rubbing alcohol to clean NES games. Some people use Brasso to clean the games but it leaves a white residue. 1. Little Samson 2. Legend of Zelda 3. Super Mario Bros. 3 4. Contra 5. Felix the Cat 6. Super Mario Bros. 7. Castlevania 8. Metroid 9. Mega Man 2 10. Zanac 11. Dragon Warrior 12. Final Fantasy 13.1943 14. Ninja Gaiden 15. Batman 16. Bucky O'hare 17. Kid Icarus 18. Double Dragon 19. R.C. Pro-Am 2 20. Punch-Out 21. Blades of Steel 22. Vice: Project Doom 23. Kirby's Adventure 24. Rygar 25. Pro Wrestling 26. Power Blade 27. Shatterhand 28. Metal Storm 29. Crystalis 30. TNMT 2

Good games that don't require any peripheral are all over the place too. Super Mario Bros. 1, 2, and 3, Zelda 1 and 2, the Mega Man games, Blaster Master, Punch-Out, Metroid, Bionic Commando, Ducktales, Strider, 1943, Ghosts n Goblins, the Ninja Gaiden trilogy, Legend of Kage, Gradius, Lifeforce, Contra, Castlevania trilogy, Double Dragon trilogy, all the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games, and The Adventures of Bayou Billy if you play the correct mode. Stuff like that is decently priced and you can play with any controller. These games are all short too, they don't require playing for a long period of time so you don't have to worry about wearing down your fingers with the D-pad. The only games that worn out my thumbs were the Mega Man games. Back then there was no turbo fire unless you had a fancy controller for it. Give it enough time and practice and you can fire that B button like a machine gun. 😂

I only have 3 cartridges for my NES. Metroid, jackal, and super Mario bros/ duck hunt. I want to get kid icarus and ice climbers next

I like that the NES is still affordable 👌

I have the US toaster I also want to get a PAL console as well

For NES, for hardware, to make the final solution for bent pins, consider Blinking Light Win. However it introduces a new problem stuck games in the cartridge slot. Ask for joysticks I prefer the Beeshu Superstick because it is both left-handed and right-handed, and has better parts for the joystick than the NES Advantage.

I was thinking about going with the Retron 2 HD clone for NES and SNES as I was trying to find the best clone under $100 for this what are your thoughts for HDMI connection to use original cartridges and controllers with too. Would love an FPGA but they are too pricy for what I want right now.

I would recommend the retro trio cuz it can play all nes games from the us to eaurope to everything else. The retro trio can also play genisis and snes games to!

What are all the components in the CIB games? I have a game but I don't know if I have everything.

actually the pin connectors are not really the problem with the actual games loading, its often the nes lockout chip malfunctioning. it has been found that simply disabling that circuit allows for games to boot more consistently.

Definitely one of the more collectable systems. Even the better games not being more than $50, unlike the SNES.

I am from Thailand and I love NES and I have NES too

Hi! Thanks for doing this video! Just now joining the hobby. Does any of your advice change for 2023?

0:09 secret: there is a power up in that area with the coins

Dude. Have you played Kickmaster? That game rocks.

My tip for how to collect for NES if you don't have any hardware at all: Step 1 - if you have a Switch, pay for Switch Online. 20 dollar per year. You get most NES games from NES Classic Mini plus some more AND also some great SNES games. That's a very great deal if you got a Switch and love retro games. Step 2 - try to get the NES Classic Mini for a good price. The original price was 60 dollar + local sales tax. Hard or impossible to get it cheaper than that today. It's 30 games in total and it's so individual how much we can accept to pay for it. 5 dollar per game? 10 dollar per game? We're all different. Don't forget that the european NES Classic Mini comes without an USB AC adapter but you can either buy Nintendo's own or use any other compatible. If you cannot find any or if you only find too expensive NES Classic Mini - then go for the NES thing on Switch Online or the original hardware. And if you already got a NES Classic Mini or find a cheap enough one, you can play the games and get a good feeling for which games you love most and you can also do research for which games you miss on NES Classic Mini. So then the next step is the original hardware... Step 3 - the original hardware. This video speaks for itself. Either one of Nintendo's two revisions or a clone console. The actual games, this video speaks for itself. But I have to add that be careful with regions: USA/NTSC and Europe/PAL. I'm not 100% sure but I think the Top Loader console can play both NTSC and PAL. For the first revision of NES that more than 99,9% of all probably had, you must have same region for the console and the games. Step 4 - if you feel that it's too hopeless to collect games like step 2-3, then get a Switch and try to find re-releases for the games like Mega Man 1-6 for NES on Mega Man Legacy Collection and also that Castlevania collection for the fist Castlevania games. Plus go for Switch Online (step 1). Step 5 - try to get a Nintendo 3DS. Or even better: New 3DS! The two main differences are that 3DS got a sweetspot 3D projection while New 3DS got an eye tracking 3D projection which probably is way better for most people. And the 2nd thing is that New 3DS also can play SNES VC (Virtual Console) games. If you don't care about 3D projection: go for the 2DS consoles and same thing there about "New" (=SNES VC). But all 3DS and 2DS consoles can play NES VC games from the eShop/3DS store. I cannot post the entire list of NES VC games here but check it out on Nintendo.com and it's a few dollar per game. So that's also a way to play these classic NES games. Personally I grew up with NES and we had maybe 10-20 games (or more?) after a few years. When SNES came we traded in the NES console with ALL games for money so we could buy SNES and the "SNES Zelda". It is what it is, and that's life. Not made of money. But it would have been a dream to not need to sell anything to afford something newer. I'm VERY happy that Nintendo released (2016) and re-released (2018) NES Classic Mini and that I bought one! Plus I bought Mega Man Legacy Collection for Switch. NES Classic Mini comes with only 1 of the 6 Mega Man games: Mega Man 2. I don't know if I ever gonna buy the original console and the original games. Would be extremely fun to have but I don't know today how the future will be. Maybe, maybe not. Right now I'm mainly focusing on Wii, 3DS and Switch. Feels like I'm done with Wii. A few more games for 3DS maybe. And for Switch there's gonna come many more games that we don't know anything about now.

You totally cant beat Mike Tyson on emulation and not on a CRT TV unless you develop some unusual timing technique

My first console was the Xbox 360 E

Hmm... What do yall think of Bucky O Hare?

Man, the Power GLove, damn thing wouldn't fit cause I was so young. I tried playing BAD DUDES with it, way too loose. A few years back I tried cleaning our NES, man that 25yr old roach shit smelled fresh, damn neighbor friend's house was INFESTED. Letting him borrow our system spread it to our house (although not as bad as his). I always say, you walk into his house and you already killed 5 roaches without knowing it. Godzilla, one of my fav games. It can get repetitive, but the music is amazing and the graphics were really well done.

What’s an N...E...S? Never heard of it.🤔

Nice video. But at 4:00, isn’t that an AV famicom, not an NES toploader?

I wan't to play nes but don't have the money for one atm. But honestly with a crt being under $20 I might as well pick one up. Even if it ends up not working, it was only $20

AVS is way cheaper than Analogue NT. It's a good system but the fit of the cartridge in the pins is really tight.

NES is most best seller 8 bit video game console in the World My favorite NES games : Super Mario Bros,Kirby Adventure and Megaman

I crap myself laughing at your videos Thank you.

I almost bought the Japanese combo with the floppy disk and cartridge. Easily 150 bucks tho

I am willing to spend money on a game if I actually wanna play it. My collection is full of games I never even touch. I find myself dusting them more than anything. Lol. When it comes to the games that are priced way too high due to rarity...you can keep them. Lol. I'm about to downsize my NES collection of all the stuff I never play. I still want a copy of Mighty Final Fight.

Gaming wouldn't be the same if it wasn't for the NES. Although I don't understand why Nintendo used cardboard boxes for there games up until N64, even after the Mega Drive used plastic cases.

My mom has a dirt sega genesis game and she had the same idea as you to use alcohol

I just want to play the games. Not interested in CIB or a flawless copy. Most of games I got for pretty cheap. I figured, why get just Mario for $15-25 when I can get the 3 in one version for $4.89. I got Contra for $15.89, that's a good deal. I use the fingers trick. Push the cartridge all the way in and put a finger on each side until it feels like the cartridge is centered. Works every time

Can you make a video like this for the gamecube

Don't play retro games on HD tv's. They lag a lot & you do notice a difference when you play them. On a Crt there is no lag at all & the games play smoothly. Nes are the most common games you will find for retro collecting. I used to collect them before I bought my Everdrive. In 2016-17 I used to collect them & games were an avg of $20. I am guessing it's a lot higher now. I recommend if you do collect for the Nes to just go to a local video store that sells them. Games I recommend. 1943, Adventure Island, Batman, Dragon Spirit, Duck Tales, Hogan's Alley, Ikari Warriors, Jackal, Legendary Wings, Mega Man 2, Ms Pacman, Rolling Thunder, Super C, TMNT Arcade game & Tiger Heli. Of course the Mario games with Punch out & Contra.

X1 Retro USB AVS X1 Everdrive N8 X1 original nes controller - congratulations you have a full NES and Famicom set which plays on a modern TV and cost a few hundred bucks not 25k 😁👍 on a side note with 70% rubbing alcohol you may as well blow in your games with that high water content, you need no lower than 90%

Does anyone know where is the most reliable place to get an original Nes? 🤷‍♂️

Is the Retron 1 hd not a good clone system for a cheap price ?

I'm 11 Years Old If I Could Buy 5 Games They Would Be: CastleVania III Dracula's Curse, Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt, Zelda II: The Adventure Of Link, Wild Gunman, Donkey Kong Jr.

I own Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt, Super Mario Bros. 2 (gold/white oval seal), Super Mario Bros. 3, Star Voyager (gold/white oval seal), Jaws (gold/white oval seal), R.C. Pro-Am (gold/white round seal), Mickey Mousecapade (gold/white oval seal), Paperboy (gold/white oval seal), Pac-Man (Tengen Unlicensed version), R.B.I. Baseball (Tengen Unlicensed version), Goal!, Tetris (NES version), Double Dragon II, RoadBlasters, Spot: The Video Game, The Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout, Dr. Mario, Ski or Die, Tiny Toon Adventures, and The Blue Marlin. I used to have Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos, Batman: The Video Game, The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy, Double Dribble (gold/round seal), NFL, Silent Service, Sesame Street 1-2-3 (gold/white oval seal), Jackal, Zelda II: The Adventures of Link (gold/white oval seal), Back to the Future Part II & III, and Donkey Kong Classics, but they were gone years in the early 2000s, like 2001. One day in the forthcoming future, I still want to get Super Mario Bros. (stand-alone), Hogan's Alley (gold/white oval seal), Wild Gunman (gold/white oval seal, 3 screw), Kung Fu (gold/white oval seal), Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., Donkey Kong 3 (gold/white oval seal), Popeye (gold/white oval seal), Mario Bros. (gold/white oval seal), Rad Racer (gold/white oval seal), Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (gold/white oval seal), Contra (gold/white oval seal), Super C, Contra Force, T&C Surf Designs, T&C Surf Designs II: Thrilla's Safari, Double Dragon (gold/white oval seal), Pac-Man (Tengen licensed version), Pac-Man (Namco version), Bubble Bobble, Skate or Die, Rampage, Marble Madness, Operation Wolf, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Arcade Game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: The Manhattan Project, The Adventures of Gilligan's Island, Punch-Out!! Featuring Mr. Dream, Rollergames, Digger T. Rock: The Legend of the Lost City, Qix, Whomp 'Em, The Simpsons: Bart Vs. The Space Mutants, Videomation, Battletoads, Battletoads/Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team, Smash T.V, Pirates!, Shatterhand, Star Trek: 25th Anniversary, The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle & Friends, George Foreman's KO Boxing, R.C. Pro-Am II, Joe & Mac, Tiny Toon Adventures 2: Trouble in Wackyland, Mighty Final Fight, The Ren & Stimpy Show: Buckeroo$!, Yoshi's Cookie, Kirby's Adventure, Ms. Pac-Man (Namco version), Ghoul School, Mega Man 6, Mario's Time Machine, R.C. Pro-Am (gold/white oval seal), Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos, Batman: The Video Game, The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy, Double Dribble (gold/white oval seal), NFL, Silent Service, Sesame Street 1-2-3 (gold/white oval seal), Jackal (gold/white oval seal), Zelda II: The Adventures of Link (gold/white oval seal), Back to the Future Part II & III, Donkey Kong Classics (gold/white oval seal), and Wario's Woods.

i love the NES the best console Nintendo ever made im happy the made a small one with 30 classics games inside and i wish they made a new NES console not with game pak but running with disc compact driver play 8-bit games on compact disc than game pak like back in the day made the new generation of gamers back in our time and discovering what kind of games we playing in our generation of course with new operational console system with off course memory card for saving all our games what we cannot do with some games can you imagine the new NES system running with compact discs with old accessories we can using like light gun they could made to play on modern TV a big HDMI NES system we can play on modern TV i wish they made something like that one day

#1 - Buy Blinking Light Win.