Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition
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Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition

Most streamers rate Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition worth playing.

3 streamer verdicts· Released 2024-07-18
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Nintendo Life
Nintendo LifeVERDICTOrgEnglishPlayed on Nintendo Switch

Our analysis

A purely speed-focused collection of bite-sized challenges clipped from 13 NES classics that makes a weak first impression and feels like a downgrade from NES Remix, with little variety and no graphical or mechanical touch-ups. It wins you over once the online World Championships and survival modes click, becoming a hypnotic, competitive time-sink with satisfying collectibles. A slight but entertaining package that doubles as a fun history lesson on iconic Nintendo moments.

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SwitchUp
SwitchUpVERDICTEnglishPlayed on Nintendo Switch

Our analysis

A fun, highly addictive challenge pack of over 150 speedrun-focused tasks across 13 faithfully recreated NES games, where the real hook is shaving off milliseconds and chasing S-ranks. Smart quality-of-life touches like rewind practice, hints, dual-screen best-time comparison, and clean presentation enhance it, alongside online tournaments, ghost-based survival, and local multiplayer. Its main shortcomings are the lack of online play with friends and a sense that more could have been offered for the price, leaving you wanting more content.

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recenzjegierwideoTAKEPolish
Recommendour band 70–84
Translated from Polish
I will really rate this game highly given the flaws and how much better it could have been made, a strong seven, a very strong seven.
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