20 NES Games Based on 90s Movies (From Blockbusters to Lacklusters)
475From blockbusters to lacklusters, if there was a movie released at the time there’s a good chance Nintendo made a licensed game out of it on the NES.
It's a common known fact amongst gamers that most video games based on movies are usually rushed out to the market without proper testing to make sure they are even playable. But despite what most people think, there are a whole bunch of eeally great movie/TV based-games on the Nintendo Entertainment System. Sure, the black hole created by terrible games such as Back to the Future and Total Recall is vast, but it is certainly not all consuming.
For this video we have completely covered the entire Nintendo Entertainment System 8-bit catalog in search of 20 titles based on popular movies of the 90s. There are good games, mediocre games and bad games, which we are sure some of you will remember fondly, others you would like have never tried them, and some may surprise you because you were unaware of their existence.
Grab some popcorn and the NES controller, let's enjoy this session!
Intro and Outro Music
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Games Featured
0:00 Intro
0:24 1990 Dick Tracy
1:00 1990 Gremlins 2: The New Batch
1:32 1990 Robocop 2
2:03 1990 Total Recall
2:35 1991 Disney's The Little Mermaid
3:09 1991 Terminator 2: Judgment Day
3:42 1991 Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
4:16 1991 Bill & Ted's Excellent Video Game Adventure
4:48 1991 The Hunt for Red October
5:43 1991 Darkman
6:18 1991 Hudson Hawk
6:51 1992 The Addams Family
7:24 1992 RoboCop 3
7:56 1992 Alien³
8:37 1992 Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
9:10 1992 Cool World
9:44 1992 Batman Returns
10:19 1993 Bram Stoker's Dracula
10:51 1993 Wayne's World
11:24 1993 Jurassic Park
11:56 1993 Star Trek: The Next Generation
12:28 1993 Last Action Hero
12:59 1993 Cliffhanger
13:31 1993 Disney's Aladdin
14:03 1994 The Lion King
14:34 Outro
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