So, what does the PC stand for, if it doesn't mean "personal computer-engine"?

There's absolutely no way it could have been released on Nov. 17th 1985, because that was a Sunday. It had to have been released sometime in October 1985, because it was one of the 4 games I got along with the NES as a present for my 6th birthday the day before Halloween that year. I've tried to change the info on Wikipedia a couple times before but it keeps getting changed back to the incorrect date!!!

That looked like some kind of wall jump he did in 8-4 to get into the pipe.

I still haven't picked up SS yet, so I have a question — Do you have to stand up to play it, so you can swing the sword better? Because I don't want to be standing for hours at a time, especially after a long day at work. That's the main problem I have with motion controls.

But... how does it compare to the CD-i Zeldas?

4D accessory ftw!!

I want that sword and shield to come bundled with the game!

Perhaps a third party could make a gamecube-style classic controller...

What I really want to know is - What is the wiimote part of the cake made of, and is it also edible?

It will only be truly revolutionary if it's compatible with the vitality sensor. I think that's something that's never been done before.

Their facebook page only as 3,777 people at the moment. Even if you assume that that might only be about half the people supporting their cause, that's really not a large number of game sales for Nintendo. They're going to need at least 30,000 people on a petition if they want to be taken seriously.

If it makes coffee then I'm going to go ahead and get in line tomorrow.

I thought that Cranky Kong was supposed to be the original DK in DKC, and the DK character you play in the game was his grandson or something. I think that was how it was explained in the original SNES instruction manual, unless my minds playing tricks on me again.

I love this game...but I hate those exploding skeletons! I still have trouble getting past the second level with them.

Sorry, but Capcom and Konami spoiled me with their new "cost-effective" retro games they released.

Did he do it live, or just send in another "tape"?

Atari came up with something like this over 25 years ago called the "Mindlink", but it was never released because of the game market crash in 1983.

I've noticed that normal people look really tiny when they're in the same picture with Mario.

That's like 3 really good games almost all at once. Now there's hardly any major nintendo titles left to complain about not having been released.

"She was a yoga instructor. So I knew she was limber. With a big bottle of canola oil and monkey who was trained to work on a camera..."

Definitely Ghosts N' Goblins!

Here's my first one! I hope I've got the code thing right...

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