You have to walk over the pieces to squish them through the floor in order to make a sandwich. I'm not eating at this restaurant! I used to love this game though.

They messed up big time with this one. We're big boys, we can choose whether or not to permanently keep our save games capcom... Instead they should have just given a warning when you go to delete the save-game. "We strongly urge you not to delete this file, unless you are a new user."

For $2 that's not bad, but I'd much rather spend like $5 and get a whole collection of these.

In the article it says you can "share" with friends but it doesn't say if it's ad-hoc or if it's online. How exactly do you share your own creations?

Sorry to double post but I just remembered something. My dad got this game and returned it because he didn't like it so I never got to play it as a kid. Maybe I don't have the nostalgia necessary to get into this game, but when I played it with an emulator I always hated the backgrounds for the fights. I liked scenery, not hippie psychedelic visuals. Still, since I never to go play through this one I may get it.

The cheapest I can find the cartridge is like $100-$200 so I'm so glad they're finally putting this out. I'm surprised they didn't re-release it with an extra cheesy mini game for $29.99 on DS.

This is one of those rare games that cost like $60-200 if you want to track down the original cartridge. Definitely worth it. It's so much fun.

A mega man 10 and a mega man X? HAHA! Wait until the AVGN hears about this.

irony alert... happiness ;D

DSiWare is so slim still... once it gets support like the iphone then I'm upgrading. This looks like it would be one of those impulse buys when I have nothing to play.

Yeah... i guess we're spoiled now with all of our maps, and fancy in-game hints... but I say original NES games that just let you adventure around worlds and figured out how things work while rewarding you with more HP, ammo, and weapons for being incredibly diligent in your adventuring deserve a little more credit.

Now, as far as this game goes, everyone has their own opinions. I think its fine to rate any game whatever score you want as long as you look at it not only from your own perspective, and definitely not from a fanboy perspective, but from a calculated, well thought out, chronologically-minded perspective. At the time, this game was the top dog along with Zelda, and SMB. I don't see a reason to rate this below a 4/5 accept to be different. Well, besides the annoying passwords which you stated were taken care of by the VC save feature.