Easiest NES game. (just for fun)

[Nintendo Penguin]

Hi all,

 

Thought I would ask this just for fun: What do you guys think the easiest NES game was?

[utamav91]

Excitebike, the original NES golf (not the NES Open--that was tough), or Duck Hunt.

[liquid_sky]

Wild Gunman was very easy.

[ubersaurus]

Sesame Street Countdown.

[Lemmi]

Any game playing on the Blinking Light NES

 

Or Pac-man and Hollywood Squares

[NE146]

Duck Hunt

[liveinabin]

Duck Hunt especially if youre about an inch from the screen

[liquid_sky]

Duck Hunts easy but Wild Gunman involves no aim just pull the trigger.

[Adrian M]

The original "Baseball" game. I could beat the computer at that game any time I played.

[KAZ]

What about Mega Man 2?

 

This is what was so enthralling about the game, the first Mega Man was impossibly difficult, AND you had to somehow beat the whole dam game in one sitting (wtf).

 

Mega Man 2 was so enjoyable because it was relatively easy to beat the bosses, especially if you went in a rational order.

 

Well maybe it wasn't that easy (Dr. Wily's 1st stage against that flying dragon didn't seem very easy to me)

 

Mega Man 2 rocks, nuff said

[fmctm1sw]

Baseball Stars (when you punch in the cheat code).

[figgler]

What about Mega Man 2?

 

This is what was so enthralling about the game, the first Mega Man was impossibly difficult, AND you had to somehow beat the whole dam game in one sitting (wtf).

 

Mega Man 2 was so enjoyable because it was relatively easy to beat the bosses, especially if you went in a rational order.

 

Well maybe it wasn't that easy (Dr. Wily's 1st stage against that flying dragon didn't seem very easy to me)

 

Mega Man 2 rocks, nuff said

 

This was very dissappointing to me.

Flashback to the 80's where I'm a kid with no money and it takes months to save up and buy anything, let alone an NES cartridge. However, when MegaMan 2 hit I had to have it. I earned as much as possible, sold stuff, did chores etc and bought it one glorious evening after school.

What sucked is that I beat half the game the same night. I was pretty dissapointed that the game I thought about every day for months was so easy for me. It even got to the point where I wasn't writing down passwords, just to make it last longer. I'm pretty sure I finished it in 5 days regardless.

It is still one of my most favourite games to this day though

[snorlaxnut]

Shadowgate. Once I knew how to get through all the puzzles, I could beat that game in a half hour.

[2600Lives]

I'd say Double Dragon 2. Once you figure out how to do the Hyper Knee attack, enemies fall left and right quick as you please. Even bosses only take a few shots of that before going down. I rented it, beat it my very first time through, and went back through it like 5 more times before having to take it back.

[thomasholzer]

First Zelda, very linear.

[Gregory DG]

Gotta go with Duck Hunt too. Especially if you're right close to the TV.

[Emehr]

Wizards & Warriors (with its endless continues) is pretty easy, although the last boss can make the pulse race...just a little...

 

Also, Kirby's Adventure and Renegade come to mind.

[Jess Ragan]

Xenophobe. You'll get bored and quit long before you run out of energy.

 

JR

[rjchamp3]

Race Drivin SNES

 

 

Trying for 99,999,999

[kevincal]

Mario 1, 2 and Tetris are pretty easy.

[Mark III]

 

A winner is me

Edited July 27, 2007 by Mark III

[AtticGamer]

Donkey Kong and Kirby.

 

Zelda is very hard and don't even talk about Zelda II.

[Great Hierophant]

Mega Man 2 is a little easy, on the "normal" setting. However, the "difficult" setting is the game's true difficulty setting, and the difficulty is more in line with the rest of the series. I say this because the Japanese original did not have a difficulty setting and the game played as though it were on the "difficult" setting.