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    1980s,  NES,  Review

    Review – DuckTales (NES)

    Zoey Handley / February 6, 2020 / No Comments

    I played DuckTales rather early in life, so I have an unshakeable fondness for it. It shows Capcom when they were showing how licensed games didn't have to be mediocre claptrap. DuckTales is easily the best game about a geriatric duck pogo sticking around on his way to find treasure.

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    1980s,  NES,  Review

    Review – Dragon Warrior III

    Zoey Handley / March 21, 2019 / 2 Comments

    For quite a long while, I couldn't stomach JRPGs at the best of time. However, in order to acquire a taste, I jumped in at the deep end with the Dragon Warrior (Quest) games on NES. Dragon Warrior 3 was the one I heard the most praise for, so I was very curious.

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    1980s,  NES,  Review

    Review – Earthbound Beginnings

    Zoey Handley / December 6, 2018 / No Comments

    Earthbound is an extremely meaningful game to me, so of course it feels right to branch out to the other games in the series. Mother (Earthbound Beginnings) was the first game I ever imported on Famicom. However, whether or not I like it is more complicated than just yes or no.

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    1980s,  Review

    Review – Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders

    Zoey Handley / April 30, 2018 / No Comments

    The follow-up to Maniac Mansion drops the horror/sci-fi pretense to attempt full comedy. It features a tabloid writer looking for an escape from his job. Or something. Honestly, Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders could do with a head shake. But it is a SCUMM adventure game, so it's not all bad.

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