A couple weeks ago we told you about the Kickstarter campaign for Nintendo Quest, a chance to pre-order and support a documentary on trying to amass the entire NES library from brick and mortar stores. The campaign has been doing quite well, scoring more than $12,000 at the time of this post, and the crew behind the documentary has posted a new stretch goal: an NES game based on a documentary about finding NES games.
According to the Kickstarter page, the game will be made reality upon reaching $25,000 and given to all backers of $50 or more. The exact details of the game are still apparently being hashed out, but the current idea is "a fun adventure-type game, with a few RPG and action elements." Nintendo Quest has teamed up with the project lead of The New 8-bit Heroes to work on this possibility, which seems a reasonable choice. The New 8-bit Heroes is making an NES game and a documentary of their own, so the two crews have a lot in common.
Nintendo Quest currently has more than 2 weeks to go on its Kickstarter, so $25,000 certainly isn't outside the realm of possibility. Are you interested in seeing a Nintendo Quest game, as the Kickstarter page says, "in all its plastic glory"?
[source kickstarter.com]
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Will you guys make a review on the NES game?
I'm excited for the documentary and would love to back them up!
Neat. But if the game does get funded, they're likely going to have to change the name if they actually want to release it.
I don't know, more than twice the money in two weeks?
They can easily double the funds with people seeking out a retro style Nintendo release. God knows if it would even be decent, but the thought alone will capture a lot of supporters.
I applaud all who still make games for consoles long outdated.
All I want to see in this doc is tracking down Earthbound Zero or Little Samson at a brick and mortar. I made the guys at Game Over in my city double over in laughter when I asked how much these games were.
Think I'll go back this...
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