Examining if memories of video games from the 1980s and 1990s represent classics that truly stand the test of time.
Yoshi’s Story for Nintendo 64 (N64) arrived in March 1998. Although some thought it was supposed to be a 2D sequel to Yoshi’s Island (Super NES), it certainly went in a different direction. Most people call Yoshi’s Story a disappointment, but did you enjoy the game?
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Prior to the release of Mischief Makers for Nintendo 64 (N64) in October 1997, Treasure was mostly known for awesome games on the Sega Genesis. Mischief Makers may not be one of Treasure’s best, but it was a good 2D game on a 3D system with very few 2D, side-scrolling games.
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Compared to Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon, which tried too hard to be like Super Mario 64, Goemon’s Great Adventure for Nintendo 64 (N64) plays more like a traditional Mystical Ninja/Goemon game. Released in September 1999, it definitely has a strange Japanese feel, but it also has a great two-player mode. Do you have fond memories of Goemon’s Great Adventure like The Legend of the Mystical Ninja back on Super NES?
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