Several.Originally Posted by Breine
Me neither. Did Battletoads have a sequel?
I love my NES. Nothing like playing Super C to remind you just how hardcore those old games can be. Though if I want to be reminded of how hardcore 8-Bit was, I should really track down a copy of Ghouls 'n Ghosts. It makes anyone who finds any modern game hard look like a pansy.
That one game with Takamaru in it looks like fun. :3
Um, this thread was suppose to be for talking about Nintendo NES games that never had sequels outside the NES.
I guess it's okay though since non-Nintendo NES games that are sequeless are underrated and do deserve to be talked about.
Yeah. It would've been awesome if his games became popular enough to have sequels on other systems. He'd probably be as (if not more) popular than Link, Sonic, and other video game characters. Oh well...
My favorites include:
- Crystalis
- Fester's Quest
- Blaster Master
- Solstice
- Willow
The sequel to Solstice is Equinox.
Blaster Master had several sequels, although none of them were particularly decent. :sophia:
Mega Man 2, come on now.
Guardian legends ofcourse. Does Gargoyle's Quest have any sequels on other platforms? If not, that's my second choise
A Boy and His Blob: Trouble in Blobonia (i could never finish the first level but it was an interesting idea)
Duck Hunt
Swords & Serpents
Rescue: The Embassy Mission
there was a picture here
A Boy and his Blob had a sequel as well. :P
A Boy and His Blob in The Rescue of Princess Blobette - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Maniac Mansion
Bigfoot! I love that game. The AI was so good that if you were beating the living hell out of them then they would literally commit suicide so a new opponent could take you on...I guess if the AI was actually good they wouldn't have to commit suicide XD
At last, someone posts something that makes me laugh out loud.
I'm personally a massive fan of River City Ransom. Still waiting for a decent RPG/Beat-em-up to come along.
There is no signature here. Move along.
Wins
There are three game of this series, and actually, the one on NES is the first sequel. I'll go for Duck Hunt and River City Ransom.
There was a SNES sequel to Gargoyle's Quest called... Demon Crest or something. I remember reading somewhere that it actually had negative sales one week because more people returned it than bought it. That may have been a poorly delivered joke. :P
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