Abstract:
Foreign media Polygon rated ten NES games that are still worth playing through from beginning to end. "Super Mario Bros. 3" ranks first, "The Adventures of Donald Duck" and "Mike Tyson's punches are perfect!" ! 》Ranked second and third respectively.
Full list:
1. "Super Mario Bros. 3", 1988
2. "The Adventures of Donald Duck", 1989
3. "Mike Tyson's punches are perfect!" ! 》, 1987
4. "Mega Man 2", 1988
5. "Contra", 1988
6. "Kirby Adventures", 1993
7. "Dragon Warrior 4", 1990
8. "The Legend of Zelda", 1987
9. "Castlevania 3: Dracula's Curse", 1989
10. "Ninja Gaiden", 1988
The list believes that although "Ninja Gaiden" has powerful bosses and enemies that can easily knock players off the platform, and its difficulty is also quite outstanding among other works of the same period, its high-speed action experience is still attractive. "Castlevania 3: Dracula's Curse" leaves room for repeated playthroughs with multiple available characters, different routes, and weapon combinations.
"The Legend of Zelda" was the first to land on the Japanese FC disk drive in 1986, and entered the North American NES market in 1987. The game allows players to challenge the maze in a relatively free order, and use character prompts in hidden caves to find equipment and fight against Ganon. "Dragon Warrior 4" tells the adventures of multiple characters in the first half, and finally allows them to join the protagonist.
The list also highlights the characteristics of several works that are suitable for repeated play. The process of "Contra" is not long and can be experienced by one or two players; the content of "Mega Man 2" is more compact than subsequent works; the five main levels of "The Adventures of Donald Duck" can be freely selected in the order of challenge, and a large number of hidden contents are arranged in the scene.
NES was launched in North America on October 18, 1985. The initial lineup included works such as "Super Mario Bros." and "Dirt Bike". In the following years, the number of games increased to hundreds. This list finally lists "Super Mario Bros. 3" as the first among the ten works.
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