Donkey Kong on the other hand, has not aged well. It's still fun to play, the level design is top notch, and it is still challenging in places. My curiosity piqued, I decided to download it so I can play these games again and relive my childhood.

I got a Nintendo Switch, and I just recently found out that there is a thing on the Nintendo eShop where you can buy a NES and SNES and play the games in that library on your Switch. That being said, the Donkey Kong game has not aged particularly well. I loved playing those games so much, they were an essential part of my childhood. And on it, I had Super Mario Bros., the original Legend of Zelda, and the original Donkey Kong game, which was ported from its arcade game. I grew up with a Nintendo Entertainment System, or NES. So, the original Donkey Kong game has not aged well. Posts about 6th generation consoles, last generation's handhelds, or modern indie games in a retro style might best fit in one or more of the following subs: Because live streams expire, they are not examples of good content for this subreddit and are not allowed.įind a more in-depth explanation of our rules here! Resources Reddit is a link aggregation service at its core. Adhere to reddiquette and all reddit site-wide rules. Remember that there's a human on the other end of the screen. 'Collection,' 'Battlestation,' and 'Score' posts may contain modern games, but they must be majority vintage or vintage-focused.ĭon't be a dick. However, discussion about newer platforms is a allowed as discussion, just not as a top-level post. r/retrogaming is for posts about vintage gaming: 5th gen platforms and earlier. For more information please Reddit's self-promotion rules here. (No live streams, though.) However, we ask that your self promotional content not be more than around 10 percent of your total posts. It's perfectly okay to post your YouTube video, blog, or kickstarter here.

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