Has anyone beat every NES game?

The official record reads, On 26 February 2017, Twitcher “The Mexican Runner”, aka Piotr Delgado Kusielczuk (Mexico) finally completed a near-three-year quest to finish every licensed NES game ever released: a total of 714 titles. In total, Piotr spent 3,435 hours 12 minutes 24 seconds in play-time.

How long to beat every NES game?

Kusielczuk took that challenge to heart, and after 3,435 hours, 12 minutes, and 24 seconds, he established a new world record speedrunning category… and hopefully gave his thumbs a much-needed break. Congrats to @TheMexicanRuner on beating ALL 714 NES GAMES with a time or 3435:12:24 - PB HYPE!

What was the biggest game on the NES?

Kirby's Adventure is the largest officially released game on the NES, coming in at a whopping (at the time) 6mb (megabits).

What was the last US NES game?

The final licensed NES game released was the PAL-exclusive The Lion King in 1995.

How many NES games are there?

How many Nintendo (NES) games are there, you ask? Here is the complete list of 754 games released in North America.

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How much did an NES cost in 1985?

When the NES launched in 1985 it was priced at $149.99 and came complete with Super Mario Bros, Duck Hunt, a light gun accessory for Duck Hunt and an extra controller.

Is NES still popular?

Nearly 35 years since its first release in 1985, the NES is still one of the most popular video game consoles on the market — or, well, the re-released miniature version is.

How much would the NES be today?

NES consoles sell for around $74. Used systems can range anywhere from $30 to $200, depending on the condition of the unit.

When did the NES end?

After a full decade of production, the NES was formally discontinued in the U.S. in 1995. By the end of its run, more than 60 million NES units had been sold throughout the world.

Why were NES games so expensive?

Out of Print, Out of Luck. This kind of goes without saying, but game publishers aren't producing retro games anymore. The number of old game cartridges and discs out there will never increase. That produces a natural scarcity that, in many cases, drives up prices over a long enough period of time.

Did the NES save gaming?

The release of the Nintendo Entertainment System revolutionized the gaming industry and paved the way for future consoles and adaptions.

Why is the NES so popular?

They were able to dominate because they had some of the best games out there, most of them quickly becoming classics, as well as cutting edge hardware and licensing and exclusivity contracts. All this, rolled into one package, makes the NES one of the most badass consoles out there.

What is the rarest console?

What game has the most purchases ever?

How much would it cost to buy every NES game?

The total value of a loose NES complete NTSC collection is approximately $49,700, for an average price of $73 per cart. The most expensive game is Family Fun Fitness Stadium Events at just under $20,0000.00 while the cheapest game is John Elway's Football at around $2.00.

What game took the longest to beat?

The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is a contender for the greatest game of all time. It is, however, an open-world game that takes the longest to beat. Quests in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim regenerate, so there is seemingly no end to the game.

What is the longest game to beat?

The first Xenoblade Chronicles reserves that title by being a whopping 68.5 hours long.

What game took the longest to complete?

"Duke Nukem Forever went 5156 days from its announcement in 1997 to its release in 2011," Sinclair wrote on Twitter over the weekend.

What console lasted the longest?

What is the least reliable game console?

Microsoft's Xbox 360 is the "least reliable" game console on the market, according to electronics warranty firm SquareTrade. In the first two years of ownership, 23.7 per cent of Xbox 360 owners covered by a SquareTrade warranty have reported a fatal system error.

How much did an NES cost in 1980?

Though the NES launched at a totally reasonable $199.99 that year, $199.99 was a significant sum of money in the mid-'80s. The inflation rate since 1985 is a staggering 117.4 percent, meaning that the NES is actually the most expensive Nintendo console ever released ($199.99 in 1985 equals $434.69 in 2013).

Why did Nintendo discontinue NES?

Nintendo of America's CEO Reggie Fils-Aimé later stated that "We just didn't anticipate how incredible the response would be", having considered the sales of other similar retro-consoles, but they had to discontinue the unit as "we've got a lot going on right now and we don't have unlimited resources."

Why did Nintendo stop making NES Classic?

Repeatedly, Nintendo has stated that they were surprised by the high demand for the micro console and their supply chains struggled to product enough units to accommodate it. It shouldn't have surprised the company, though---and the fact that it did is awfully telling.