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Kid Icarus (1987)
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C $55.00
ApproximatelyUS $40.15
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- Buy It NowKid Icarus (Nintendo NES, 1987) - Authentic tested Very Clean
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Back in the day I traded my TMNT game for Kid Icarus. I beat it in one night without a single death. I’ve never even come close to doing that since but anyone who says their son can beat any game but this one is too hard is just crazy and their kid isn’t as good at games. The game is simple. Not getting hit is more important than getting a stupid heart. Cheats are NOT necessary. Great game but.. the controls are a LITTLE strict compared to SMB 1
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Anyone who hasn’t played this game, needs to challenge themselves. 3 amazing worlds, 3 intricate (and aggravating) dungeons/castles. Great side games and power ups.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I had this game when it came out and it was great to play it again! The graphics are good considering it’s a vintage game. Great levels and decently challenging. Highly recommend!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
One of the very best NES games of all time! Not to mention one of the most fun games of all times in any era any genre! Not to mention one of the most fun games of all time. I would highly recommend this vintage video game to any classic casual or serious gamer out there!! So sit back & enjoy & think of the good old days!! God bless you all & please remember power to all the Retro Gamers & players Chow!!!!!!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Great game, if it wasn't so frustrating. My son, who can win any game out there was almost in tears with this game. They make it almost impossible to win without getting cheats. My son hates to use cheats because he feels he didn't earn the win. He loved the acutal game set-up and action as do most of the game's afficionados, but when they don't let the character back inside of shops or lead him into empty ones that cause his death when he returns to the world, it makes an exceedingly difficult game impossible. You can be the best gamer in the world, but won't get rewarded for it until you are pretty far into the game when most people would have given up. You finally get extra lives long after you have thrown your NES across the room and well past the point that a normal game would give them to you. My son did get through the game after I forced the cheats on him. Now that he got through once, he can actually get through without the cheats. He does love this game and I would love to give it five stars, because it could have been an NES great if they just didn't make the player so discouraged with lack of purpose places and placing game aid too far into the game.Read full review
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