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Rambo - NES (1988) Nothing says intense 80s action like watching Sylvester Stallone fight giant pixelated flamingos and wasps! 🦩🏹 #Rambo #NES #RetroGaming

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28,242 次观看 • 3 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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AtariFan72🕹️3 个月前

I really loved this game. Had a lot fun with it.

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Retroslayer3 个月前

It plays a bit more like Zelda II than I remembered.

Recondo 的头像

Recondo3 个月前

The helicopter leaving me… scarred for life

Retroslayer 的头像

Retroslayer3 个月前

It’s the price to earn your freedom though!

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alanGPawlik3 个月前

The cutscenes with Stallone’s ‘likeness’ killed me back in the day.

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Boxman3 个月前

I genuinely wondered if the devs even watched the same movies...

Retroslayer 的头像

Retroslayer3 个月前

Half the time they got licensing and forced it on a game that was already completed.

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The Eagle 🦅🙅‍♀️3 个月前

El videojuego "favorito" de Seth Rogen, ¿verdad, @JGlezCYC?

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IamNumberThree3 个月前

OMG

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Lee Andrews3 个月前

In daycare on the '80s it blew us away when this was the first game we saw that cussed.

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Retroslayer3 个月前

Sounds like an awesome daycare! 👍

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Dean3 个月前

Bro, I never made it out of the first town. I just tried to figure out what to do for about 30 minutes, then put something else in to play. Prob R C pro am, super mario 3, or skate or die

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Retroslayer3 个月前

😂 you had to go stand on the marked spot on the ground and move to the other side. Took me more time than I care to admit to figure that out myself.

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YH3 个月前

I beat this game. Anyone who played it as a kid understands the flex.

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Retroslayer3 个月前

Nice! I’d like to achieve that status one of the days.

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Denim Monk3 个月前

This game was so addicting. It felt so innovative at the time and just plain fun. Thanks for the flashback!

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Retroslayer3 个月前

Glad you enjoyed it! It’s a pretty good play 👍

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Topher Morris3 个月前

I still remember playing through that game. It was in one sitting, on the living room TV. I didn't (and still don't) hate the game at all. I played it before I saw any of the Rambo films and was why I watched them. I had a fun time with it.

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Retroslayer3 个月前

Glad to hear it! I enjoy this one myself.

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Alfredo Canas3 个月前

it has great music but I wished the gameplay wasn't too focused on just murdering jungle creatures.

Retroslayer 的头像

Retroslayer3 个月前

😂 agreed 👍 it wasn’t what I expected at all from a Rambo game.

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Alfredo Canas3 个月前

yeah it's like Adventure Island meets Zelda 2.

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Goat Nukem3 个月前

This game gave me PTSD.

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Alexander The Greatest ⛄️3 个月前

I suspect they repurposed an unrelated game.

Retroslayer 的头像

Retroslayer3 个月前

I wouldn’t be surprised at all. That happened a lot.

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iddqd3 个月前

Holy sh*t this game sucked don't remember anything else about it

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Sheriff cowboy the country wolf3 个月前

I remember playing it and mostly listening to the music at times

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Bear🐻3 个月前

Rambo’s face in the dialogue scenes are tff

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Joe👌3 个月前

this game sucks, but we must play to presreve our childhood(in other words, play this sucky game)

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Ryan Babbs3 个月前

Greatest soundtrack of all time! Also genuine lol at the cutscene Rambo face

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Recondo3 个月前

When you make a mistake and wrote down the wrong code. That was hell!!

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Foreverdone823 个月前

sucks. poor zelda II clone. confusing layout and frustrating gameplay. could never get any where. don't have the patience for it and can't be bothered.

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DS3 个月前

Just realized this is Zelda 2 graphics.

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The Model Gamer3 个月前

In the words of Dark Helmet... "What the hell am I looking at? When did this happen in the movie?"

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plastic goose cart3 个月前

this game was a pain in the ass but I played it anyway because I thought the jungle scenery looked cool. never came remotely close to beating it.

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John 🇺🇸3 个月前

Underrated side scroller

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Dr. Billy Canada3 个月前

Did you save his girlfriend from dying?

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Kail

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$Sylvester Stallone, who was over 60 yrs of age during the filming of "The Expendables" (2010) sustained 14 injuries while making the movie, including breaking a tooth, rupturing his ankle, and, during an intense fight scene with 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin, getting a hairline fracture in his neck that required seven major surgeries, spinal fusions, and the surgical insertion of a metal plate. While the neck fracture was the initial injury, it has had a debilitating effect on Stallone's overall spinal health since then, leading to persistent back problems. He later said: "I never recovered from 'Expendables 1' (2010) After that film, it was never physically the same. I've warned people: Don't do your own stunts." He asked himself nearly 14 years after the movie, "Was it really worth it?" He said, "Are you doing this for people's approval? Really, that's almost like a child needing a pat on their head by their father. That's constant encouragement. But it's true." Arnold Schwarzenegger said, "It's not uncommon for an action hero to get injured on set, but I think it is clear that Sly drove it to the extreme. I thought it was too much." ("Sylvester Stallone says he 'never fully recovered' from the injuries he sustained on the set of the first 'Expendables' movie: 'It did such a number on my body'", Eve Crosbie, Business Insider, 2023 & IMDb) P.S: Happy 80th birthday, Sylvester Stallone!$

Sylvester Stallone, who was over 60 yrs of age during the filming of "The Expendables" (2010) sustained 14 injuries while making the movie, including breaking a tooth, rupturing his ankle, and, during an intense fight scene with 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin, getting a hairline fracture in his neck that required seven major surgeries, spinal fusions, and the surgical insertion of a metal plate. While the neck fracture was the initial injury, it has had a debilitating effect on Stallone's overall spinal health since then, leading to persistent back problems. He later said: "I never recovered from 'Expendables 1' (2010) After that film, it was never physically the same. I've warned people: Don't do your own stunts." He asked himself nearly 14 years after the movie, "Was it really worth it?" He said, "Are you doing this for people's approval? Really, that's almost like a child needing a pat on their head by their father. That's constant encouragement. But it's true." Arnold Schwarzenegger said, "It's not uncommon for an action hero to get injured on set, but I think it is clear that Sly drove it to the extreme. I thought it was too much." ("Sylvester Stallone says he 'never fully recovered' from the injuries he sustained on the set of the first 'Expendables' movie: 'It did such a number on my body'", Eve Crosbie, Business Insider, 2023 & IMDb) P.S: Happy 80th birthday, Sylvester Stallone!

DepressedBergman

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Sylvester Stallone on how Creed almost didn't happen: By 2006, Stallone thought he was finished with Rocky. He'd just wrapped Rocky Balboa, a film he had to fight to make in the first place. "It's tough when you say, hey, I got this great idea about a 60 year old boxer. It's really...3 this is the worst idea ever. But anyway, it got done." He continues: "I was very satisfied with the results. And that was 2006. And I thought, okay, this is my crowning accomplishment." Stallone describes waving goodbye to the audience, certain he was done with the character that had defined his career for three decades. Then eight years later, an unknown filmmaker came knocking with a pitch. "He goes, well, I'm an unknown filmmaker, I haven't made any movies yet. But I have this idea about bringing you back and this character, Apollo Creed. See, Apollo, you didn't know this, had an illegitimate son. So he's telling me the story and I go, very interesting." Stallone passed. The filmmaker (Ryan Coogler) went away and made Fruitvale Station with Michael B. Jordan, which swept awards at Cannes. Then he came back and pitched Stallone again. "He doesn't quit, does he? He's really a pesky guy, you know?" What eventually won Stallone over wasn't just Coogler's persistence: "In this movie, Rocky goes into a different kind of fight. He's not in the ring anymore. And he's dealing with life issues, which is much more realistic in some situations. And Michael, who plays Adonis, comes into his life, and they're from absolute opposite sides of the world, and slowly they begin to meld in kind of a family relationship." The result was a film Stallone's own daughters (who had spent years rolling their eyes at Rambo) finally approved of. "They went, finally, you've made a decent film."

Sylvester Stallone on how Creed almost didn't happen: By 2006, Stallone thought he was finished with Rocky. He'd just wrapped Rocky Balboa, a film he had to fight to make in the first place. "It's tough when you say, hey, I got this great idea about a 60 year old boxer. It's really...3 this is the worst idea ever. But anyway, it got done." He continues: "I was very satisfied with the results. And that was 2006. And I thought, okay, this is my crowning accomplishment." Stallone describes waving goodbye to the audience, certain he was done with the character that had defined his career for three decades. Then eight years later, an unknown filmmaker came knocking with a pitch. "He goes, well, I'm an unknown filmmaker, I haven't made any movies yet. But I have this idea about bringing you back and this character, Apollo Creed. See, Apollo, you didn't know this, had an illegitimate son. So he's telling me the story and I go, very interesting." Stallone passed. The filmmaker (Ryan Coogler) went away and made Fruitvale Station with Michael B. Jordan, which swept awards at Cannes. Then he came back and pitched Stallone again. "He doesn't quit, does he? He's really a pesky guy, you know?" What eventually won Stallone over wasn't just Coogler's persistence: "In this movie, Rocky goes into a different kind of fight. He's not in the ring anymore. And he's dealing with life issues, which is much more realistic in some situations. And Michael, who plays Adonis, comes into his life, and they're from absolute opposite sides of the world, and slowly they begin to meld in kind of a family relationship." The result was a film Stallone's own daughters (who had spent years rolling their eyes at Rambo) finally approved of. "They went, finally, you've made a decent film."

History Nerd

12,922 次观看 • 3 个月前