The 10 Easiest NES Games I've Beaten (So Far) | hungrygoriya

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  @alexshadowfax1119 · 1 year ago

  Bugs bunny birthday blowout was the first NES game I ever beat and I was only 34 years old lol

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• JO

  @joshmcgootermier2301 · 1 year ago

  You are one of the few gaming channels who has a voice that I would love to hear narrate random stories.   Thanks for the ongoing quality on yojr presentations.

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  @Iohannis42 · 1 year ago

  I wish I could feed you so you wouldn&apos;t be hungry anymore.<br><br>Thank you for another well-done video!

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  @voxel_bonedisk · 1 year ago

  So nice to see a <b>positive</b> review of these less challenging games. So many videos mocking easier games and the people that play them, this was a joy to watch. Also I&apos;m enjoying your vocabulary, there&apos;s a lot of retrogaming youtubers who would benefit from glancing at a thesaurus once in a while. Great video, I appreciate your efforts!

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  @J-ācräđ--.-_d · 1 year ago

  The animators for Little Samson really liked doing turnaround animations xD. All the characters do it and even the skull enemies.

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  @KosOrSomeSayKosmo · 1 year ago

  I had totally forgotten about Kabuki Quantum Fighter! So many NES games captivated my imagination in a way that subsequent generations of hardware have struggled to equal.

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• LH

  @lhfirex · 1 year ago

  When you got to that part about dying in Bugs Bunny&apos;s Birthday Blowout, I couldn&apos;t stop thinking about that Bugs Bunny &quot;HOBOKEN! Ohhh, I&apos;m dyin again!&quot; clip that sorta went viral last year along with Daffy Duck&apos;s enemies from his Duck Tracy cartoon.

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  @MishKoz · 1 year ago

  Ufouria: The Saga is another great one! It also has four characters to control, each with different abilities, and it&apos;s a pretty chill playthrough.

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  @raafmaat · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNdR2dl01vs&amp;t=716">11:56</a> &nbsp; the powerwalk joke made me laugh out loud, &nbsp;it was dilivered so subtle tho!

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  @GreyAcumen · 1 year ago

  Chip n Dale is one of the earliest games I managed to beat on my own. The box hiding aspect acting as both a shield and a trap for enemies that ran into you was really something interesting, but what was even more incredible (at least for the time) was that there were a few types of boxes that could be gathered and placed, which allowed you to actually build stairways that let you bypass certain difficulties (if you hoarded enough of them and kept making loops back to keep them in screen, I remember gathering so many that the game started lagging)

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  @MattiasKesti · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNdR2dl01vs&amp;t=302">5:02</a> Japan has blue traffic lights! Or rather, when traffic lights where introduced in Japan they still used the same word for green and blue (aoi), so go signals could be in any shade between green and blue. Today aoi mostly means blue and midori is used for green, when specificity is needed.

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  @DoorsInTheLabyrinth · 1 year ago

  For games that aren&apos;t too hard, I&apos;d add Rescue: The Embassy Mission. &nbsp;It&apos;s really short, not too hard once you figure out what to do, but I had so much fun with that. &nbsp;I probably never would have played it if I didn&apos;t get a batch of NES games from a video store going out of business in the 90s.

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