Reviews for [2006] NES Dreams

[whitewolf645464]

That almost made me cry .. and im a guy

usually befor i review a flash i read the other reviews that poeple have put out regarding flashes and so forth.. for all those little punks who think this sucks or for some who just dont get it . i have just one thing to say.. gaming started out with something much more then graffics making the games what they are. back in the day they had plots and storeis interwoven in with little 8 bti and 16 bit charecters.. back then a game was either good or bad depending on how it trapped the audiance within its story. perfect examples are crono trigger ff3 and ect.. back then the next good game to play was acualy a good game to play. not like some of the crpa they bring out today.. so far all who have listend to my little rant here think about what made you happy during your childhood and you might get a glimpse of what we who apreachate this flash feel when we watch it.. this is going straight to my number one.. cudos on a good job

[furyOtypo]

awww

that was... perfection. i feel all warm inside. Is it a bad thing that i still dream in 8 bits?

[klyde-kadell]

Extremely touching

It may seem sad that something so simple captures us, but at the same, time, to me it is beautiful. I can honestly say that there is nothing that influenced me more throughout my life than Nintendo, and the movie Little Nemo almost moreso, so this was a welcome mix. I truly applaud this work. Brought a tear to my eye.

[KJ15]

I used to dream in 8 bit too!

I have probably owned or at least played every game system since the commadore 64 and original atari. I used to be kept up at night thinking about better ways to beat Mario Brothers. Your right, video games are the fairy tales or our generation, and we are the only ones who can truly understand them.

[grim-studios]

Good times, good times.

I loved this game as a kid. This brought back plenty of memories of the day when games were both simple AND fantastic. (I used to think this game was hilarious, just for the fact that a crucial game element was to feed candy to animals, make them fall asleep, and hop inside their skins or ride on them to exploit their powers.) This game fits your poem perfectly, as does the game's own music. Simple, short, yet touching as a whole.