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Silkworm
Solstice
Starship Hector
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Battle Chess
Circus Caper
Multiplayer
Priscilla
Dungeon Magic: Sword Of the Elements
Rad Racer II
Rocket Ranger
Stock Market
Legend Of Zelda
The Mafat Conspiracy
Puss In Boots
Cinemaware
World War II
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NEStalgia is a chronological exploration of EVERY NES game released in North America. Join us and play along on our journey to EVERY Nintendo Entertainment System game.

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Mike
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Sean
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Joe
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Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 198 ratings
  • Awesome show!

    Low the show and the hosts ability to take you back in time to the land of NES

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lyssnare
    Swedena year ago
  • A 2020s take on NES

    First, the basics: The sound quality is good and the podcast comes out on a consistent schedule. The hosts keep to a format and don’t stray too far off topic. Finally (what earns them the fifth star) is that there are few if any commercials. Commercials are fine but always cost one point in my reviews; I need some metric to separate good from excellent.

    Also what makes ‘good content’ is subjective and I don’t think it should be part of how many stars I give a podcast. In other words, a sho... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    _Jabberwock
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast

    The more I listen to this podcast, the more I like it. The guys all have a good dry sense of humor. Initially I listened to episodes of games I played but instead I'd recommend listening to the podcast chronologically. Interesting how their opinions change on games over time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tripod x Todd
    United States2 years ago
  • Good times

    Good times.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RustyShacklefordVI
    United States2 years ago
  • Love it

    Friends chatting about Nintendo games in a fun, witty, and casual forum. This is the comfort podcast I didn’t know I needed :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AstrobioMike
    United States3 years ago

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There is appreciation for the hosts' thoughtful discussions and insights into the game mechanics and historical context.
Listeners enjoy the humor and camaraderie among the hosts while reflecting on nostalgic games from their childhood.

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389 - Dr. Mario
Q: Are you playing as Mario?
The discussion suggests that you are controlling Mario, but also have to manage the pills in the gameplay.
333 - Starship Hector
Q: What is your final verdict on Starship Hector?
It's a no for me; the lack of power-ups makes it less interesting compared to other shooters.
333 - Starship Hector
Q: What made the game so difficult for you?
The difficulty arises from the saturation of projectiles and the game's slow movement, making it hard to dodge attacks.
342 - Little League Baseball: Championship Series
Q: How did you get into Little League Baseball if there wasn't a Major League Baseball team around?
The guest explains that despite not having a Major League team, Little League was accessible and kids played in the community.
341 - Final Fantasy
Q: What do you think about auto battling in a game where the balance wasn't intended for you to auto battle?
Sean argues that for new players or those on mobile, auto-battle helps experience grinding quickly without taking away from the game itself.

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This podcast provides a thorough exploration of every NES game released in North America. The hosts engage in discussions that blend humor and nostalgia, examining both the gameplay mechanics and the broader context of the games within the Nintendo Entertainment System's library. From action-packed titles to quirky puzzle games, the hosts dissect each game, often comparing them to their contemporaries while offering insights into the legacy and design choices behind them. The lighthearted banter and camaraderie among the hosts create an enjoyable listening experience for both avid gamers and casual fans, as they navigate through fond memories and unique perspectives on retro gaming.

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NEStalgia launched 8 years ago and published 405 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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