Little Nemo: The Dream Master (NES) Part 4
33Come watch me play through Little Nemo: The Dream Master on NES! This is a Capcom platformer from like 1989 and it's pretty darn hard. But it's also a ton of fun, so if you've never seen this game before, buckle up for a radical trip!
The setting is New York, 1905, but just for the opening scene. Nemo is woken up by a strange messenger on a blimp, who says that the Princess has chosen him as a playmate! It sounds totally safe and fine, so we agree to meet the Princess at her castle or something, I dunno. Anyway, she gives Nemo a bottomless bag of Candy.
The Candy can be used to stun enemies, or befriend creatures who will give Nemo a "ride" if he feeds them. These creatures grant Nemo certain powers and abilities that will help him along his quest. Basically each level has a locked door at the end of it, and the door requires a certain number of keys before you can advance to the next level. Nemo must utilize the strengths of his animal friends to find all the keys in every level.
Anyway, come watch me play Little Nemo: The Dream Master on the Nintendo Entertainment System! In this episode, we complete Dream 7: Topsy-Turvy, and we also complete the first section of Dream 8: Nightmare Land
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