“Real” Martial Arts Games
Enough life bars and cartoon characters. It’s time for some real shit. A look at three classic “real” martial arts titles.
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Grab Bag: Capcom’s Disney on the NES
NRW Gaming -The Place Where Dreams Come True. Join Bryan as he stacks up five of the numerous NES titles Capcom produced for Disney during the console’s heyday and golden years.
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Grab Bag: Horror Games!!!
The dead walk! The sky is burning! Behold, a pale horse! Plus, Bryan actually played the NES Jekyll & Hyde game for a whole half-hour! Slick that hair back and polish your fangs, it’s time for another Grab Bag!
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Grab Bag: More NES Titles!!!
KUNG FU GHOSTS!!! THE SIMPSONS!!! RONNIE JAMES DIO…?!? Three cartridges get busted open in this mind-boggling article! Hold on to your D-Pads, kids!
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Total Recall (Interplay, 1990)
Bryan takes you on one ugly trip to Mars as he reviews 1990’s NES version of Total Recall.
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Spider-Man Video Games: A Look Back
An examination of the famous wall-crawler’s appearances in cartridge form. Tune in, True Believers!
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Swords and Serpents (Interplay, 1990)
Light a torch and step into the dungeon with Bryan as he takes a look at this 1990 RPG for the NES!
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Grab Bag: the Early 90s
Three games from 1990-92, examined in rapid succession by your friendly neighborhood “expert.”
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Grab Bag: 1980s War Games!
Since the very dawn of video gaming, ever since the first of countless alien invasions and nameless ninja clan insurgencies,
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Double Dragon II: the Revenge [NES] (Technos Japan, 1989)
In recent weeks, my emulator/ROM collection has expanded well into the Fifth Generation of video game consoles. I’ve been playing
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Goonies II (Konami, 1987)
There are certain films that hold a nearly universal sway over 80s kids (and even some 90s kids) as pseudo-magical
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Karnov (Data East, 1987)
Today we’ll tackle another notable game that’s long overdue for a NRW once-over. I’d been saving this one, because I’d