Ultimate NES Remix (2014)

Nintendo EAD Tokyo Software Development Group No.2, indies zero

Nintendo 3DS

3.53 from 62 ratings

205 members have it in their collection · 12 playing now · 56 backlogged · 53 wish listed

How long? · with extras 10h (from 3 logged playthroughs)

Take on a rapid-fire onslaught of challenges and mash-ups from 16 of Nintendo’s finest 8-bit games! Test your skills on a gauntlet of quick, tricky challenges and remix stages that combine parts of different games. The best mix of titles from the NES Remix and NES Remix 2 games is on Nintendo 3DS. Now you’re playing with PORTABLE power! Link … Read more
Take on a rapid-fire onslaught of challenges and mash-ups from 16 of Nintendo’s finest 8-bit games! Test your skills on a gauntlet of quick, tricky challenges and remix stages that combine parts of different games. The best mix of titles from the NES Remix and NES Remix 2 games is on Nintendo 3DS. Now you’re playing with PORTABLE power! Link vs. Donkey Kong! Kirby vs. Boo! It’s mash-up mania in this celebration of all things NES! Race through to earn stars on increasingly tough tasks, like beating Ridley from Metroid or making Princess Peach save herself! Compete in Championship Mode’s blitz of challenges from the Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 3, and Dr. Mario games, then compare scores with others in your region via online leaderboards*. Features action-packed challenges from 16 classic 8-bit Nintendo games. Dominate exciting chunks of retro Nintendo games from NES Remix, such as Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Excitebike, and Donkey Kong. Challenges from NES Remix 2 include bite-sized chunks of Super Mario Bros. 3, Zelda II- The Adventure of Link, Metroid, Kid Icarus, and Kirby’s Adventure, among many others. Test your skills in a series of altered 8-bit challenges and improve your times to unlock more challenges! Take on 3 unique challenges from the Nintendo World Championships and Nintendo Campus Challenge, then check your score on online leaderboards* to see how you stack up. Connect to the Nintendo eShop to download full versions of your favorite classic games. Read less
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Release dates

  • Nov 07, 2014 (Full Release) (Europe) Nintendo 3DS
  • Dec 04, 2014 (Full Release) (North_America) Nintendo 3DS
  • Jan 05, 2015 (Full Release) (Australia) Nintendo 3DS
  • Aug 27, 2015 (Full Release) (Japan) Nintendo 3DS
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RxBrad

Review RxBrad 3/5 · Feb 7, 2022

Nostalgic Sadism

After putting this game on the back burner for half of a year, I finally powered through and finished getting 3 stars on every challenge.

If you're the type of person who really likes having that speed-runner part of your brain tickled from time-to-time, this is a nice run down memory lane. Me? I killed that part of my brain …

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After putting this game on the back burner for half of a year, I finally powered through and finished getting 3 stars on every challenge.

If you're the type of person who really likes having that speed-runner part of your brain tickled from time-to-time, this is a nice run down memory lane. Me? I killed that part of my brain with alcohol & about 12hrs of Bloodborne years ago.

Some of the remixes between different classic NES games were neat & interesting. Some of them, however (I'm looking at you, non-jumping-Link trying to play Donkey Kong), were just plain cruel.

For the games I was familiar with, doing all of the quick little challenges was fun. I'd never played a Kirby game before, and the little Kirby sections were... intriguing, I guess.

Some of these games, however, were never actually good, and didn't deserve to be resurrected in 3DS form (I'm looking at you Kid Icarus, Balloon Fight, and the non-Super original Mario Bros). Many NES games were hard because they relied on tons of memorization & pattern recognition. Others -- like Mario Bros -- were hard because the controls just sucked in a really non-fun way.

Also, Zelda II was the best Zelda. Fight me.

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RxBrad

Status RxBrad Jul 30, 2021

Ever try playing the first level of Donkey Kong, but you're not allowed to jump?

It's horseshit.

wildcatjf

Status wildcatjf Jul 5, 2015

Decided to wrap up most of the other games I'm not super big on in this...some quick thoughts: Luigi's traction in Super Mario Bros. 2 (JP) is bonkers, and the game mixing up Mario and Luigi is a cruel exercise in brain transitions. I wish I liked Kid Icarus and Zelda II more than I do (I actually don't like …

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Decided to wrap up most of the other games I'm not super big on in this...some quick thoughts: Luigi's traction in Super Mario Bros. 2 (JP) is bonkers, and the game mixing up Mario and Luigi is a cruel exercise in brain transitions. I wish I liked Kid Icarus and Zelda II more than I do (I actually don't like Zelda II at all!), but at least I get to play through their more dynamic parts now! And Excitebike is fun in short bursts for me, and this was just about the right amount of time. I've only got Dr. Mario left, and I don't like Dr. Mario, so I'm leaving it alone. :p

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