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Most NES games; those fuckers were TOUGH
Dragon Warrior and Ninja Gaiden were some of the first NES games I owned. I had it rough.
haha, I remember bugging my parents to subscribe to Nintendo Power, because they had a giveaway where if you subbed for like 2-3 years, you got Dragon Warrior for FREE. Like, new in box...I actually had two!
I guess that tells you everything you need to know about that game. They literally had to give it away. But I would have loved for a subscription to Nintendo Power.
Lol no way, it was awesome, and the battle music is now playing in my head
Yeah, they had to give it away. They barely sold 2 million copies!
I remember DW being really hard when I was a kid on my NES but I played it emulated on my phone a couple of years ago and it wasn't hard at all.