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4 New Platformers for the #NES that are technically pretty impressive considering the limitations of the hardware: "Micro Mages" (2019) Morphcat Games "Sam's Journey" (2024) Knights of Bytes "Super Sunny World" (TBA) Matt Hughson (NES & Game Boy Developer) "Malasombra" (TBA) 4MHz.es

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Screenshots of the 4 previously mentioned NES games:

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@morphcat @knightsofbytes @matthughson @4mhz_es The NES is alive, and well :)

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@brewotakumag @morphcat @knightsofbytes @matthughson @4mhz_es Sam’s Journey really stands out to me. And I can’t wait to play Super Sunny World!

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Kenny Ryan (fruitbat)vor 2 Jahren

@morphcat @knightsofbytes @matthughson @4mhz_es Malasombra's pixel art for the NES is un-freakin-believably good!!!! I just hope they consider centering the main character. It's my only complaint. So many great games!!!!

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Kenny Ryan (fruitbat)vor 2 Jahren

@morphcat @knightsofbytes @matthughson @4mhz_es The sooner Super Sunny World releases, the better! Mario Wonder was kinda of a letdown. Micro Mages is one of the best NES games of all time. I haven't bought & played Sams Journey yet ( physical cart cib ), but seeing that trailer makes me want to 4 real!

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@morphcat @knightsofbytes @matthughson @4mhz_es The first one reminded me of something made by bitglint games as well as lemmings and furry of the furries.

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@morphcat @knightsofbytes @matthughson @4mhz_es Would Famidash be a platformer? 🤔

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