Timonius
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Nostalgia factor aside, some of these games are just painful to play compared to modern day game-play design (the 'how' of playing games). The popular platformer Ghosts N Goblins was and still is a pita.
I'd prefer to spend my money on a classic controller (but wireless now) to play the entire NES library on an emulator. Save states for when you really have to put that game 'down', for whatever reason, without having to start from the beginning again is a must. And when you really just feel like playing through a game just to see how it ends there's usually a built in 'game genie' in the emulator. Win-Win. If Nintendo wanted to do it right they would help by legitimizing what the bootleg community has improved their product on.
I'd prefer to spend my money on a classic controller (but wireless now) to play the entire NES library on an emulator. Save states for when you really have to put that game 'down', for whatever reason, without having to start from the beginning again is a must. And when you really just feel like playing through a game just to see how it ends there's usually a built in 'game genie' in the emulator. Win-Win. If Nintendo wanted to do it right they would help by legitimizing what the bootleg community has improved their product on.