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#1 4_point_maverick Oct 13, 2006 09:53pm
I remember getting this game when i subscribed to Nintendo Power my first time.
I saw a commercial for it on T.V. if i remember correctly. My brother and i then begged my mom to get us a subscription. I was in Elementary school at the time so i don't remember every bit of it, but i can still remember all the slimes, skeletons, ghouls, and how instead of making them look bigger or scarier to indicate they were more powerful then the other ones, they just changed the color of them.
A few years ago i was in Goodwill for some reason and ended up spotting some old NES games for about 5 bucks each. Some came with cases/instruction books like Metroid, Ninja Gaiden, and Dragon Warrior. The problem is i haven't been able to play it because i have been NESless for quite some time now.