NES Remix Message Board

A portion of a Eurogamer review...

As with many reconstituted products, NES Remix is immediately delicious, but inspires an obsession that it can't sustain for long.

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A portion of a Wired review...

So NES Remix isn’t quite as good as Nintendo tried to make it sound. I hope it’s seen as a good proof of concept and they keep going.

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Using ROM hacks in a WarioWare-style format sounds great on paper. But does it work... on video game?

A portion of an EDGE review...

After a few hours of joy, you’ll likely come to realise that the goals have grown progressively less inventive – or perhaps it’s merely that your interest in them has dwindled with each creaky new addition. Apathy becomes your greatest barrier to progress, that early desire for perfection having long since left the building.

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NES Remix, a medley of bite-sized challenges based on familiar NES favorites, ended a time challenge after an exploit was discovered. The game's director said yesterday on Miiverse that the "Collect all the coins!" challenge is done after finding out some were able to goose their times by repeatedly pausing the level.Read more...

NES Remix, a medley of bite-sized challenges based on familiar NES favorites, pulled back a time challenge after an exploit was discovered. The game's director said yesterday on Miiverse that the "Collect all the coins!" challenge is done after finding out some were able to goose their times by repeatedly pausing the level.Read more...

The Japanese version of NES Remix still features the differences in the original Legend of Zelda that were present in the original version. If you never noticed the differences between the NA/Japanese versions of the games, you can check out the video below!

EAD Tokyo Group No. 2 and Indies Zero Development created the title.

Director:
Koichi Hayashida

Producer:
Yoshiaki Koizumi

A portion of a Polygon review...

I felt like I was really learning mechanics the entire time I was playing — and those skills were put to the test in creative, devious ways. NES Remix is a generous master class in classic game design and a worthy excuse to revisit the past.

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Hey there! I’m Koichi Hayashida, the director of NES Remix. I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season. Today, I have news about a classic and fun event for people that own the game! Starting today, the Time Attack Challenge begins! Some of you might remember this from the original Mario Bros., which was released in 1983 for the NES in North America. We gave this stage a little twist compared to the stages from the original version—you have to control two Mario characters at the same time! As one of your final challenges before 2014, see how fast you can complete the challenge!

Send in your best time by posting a screenshot of the Stage Selection Screen with the Clear Time for REMIX I STAGE 4 “Collect all the coins!” to this post . [See the sample screenshot on this post.] Remember to type or write your best time in a comment with your post. The fastest time posted in this community will be officially recorded by Nintendo! The event will end at 7pm (PT) on January 2nd, or when the total number of comments reaches 1000. Lookout for the tutorial video for the stage we’re sharing next week to help improve your scores. There are no limits on the number of scores you can post.

I hope this will be a fun and exciting challenge for gamers that played this game in the original Mario Bros. and for those that are playing it for the first time in NES REMIX!

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