Suspending Disbelief
Every day a new video game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System and every day in 2022 I am going to post a game from my personal collection on it’s release date. At least I’ll try; some I can only find the month or year. Check it everyday.
Back to the Future is my all time favorite trilogy, it's my Star Wars. It's the movie I play everytime I'm sick or need background noise. For that reason alone this September release from 1989 is one of my personal favorites.
Don't get too excited but this fantastic and wonderful game that was released today, September 18th, 1987 is about taking on Mr. Dream and not the ear biter.
I absolutely love this September of 1992 game but let's not kid ourselves, Krusty's Fun House is just a Simpsons' version of Lemmings. ...and that's ok.
Today, September 16th in 1988 Track and Field 2 was released upon all of us young and active children. This game made no sense since it was worse than the first and no one liked the first.
In honor of heading to Chicago in the morning for Riot fest I thought I would throw out this gem from September of 1989 that is based on Punk Rock...You know, "Punk Rock".
Warner Brothers doesn't have the best track record, outside of Tiny Toons games, but this one is a fun little 'rent for a weekend' game. Any kid who was forced to endure owning this from that weird Aunt and Uncle after September of 1990 we salute you.
Here it is; The Greatest Video Game Ever. Mario Brothers was released on this cart today, September 13th, 1985 to obvious wild acclaim. If it was not for this title, I honestly do not believe we would be where we are with video games.
I don't want to come off like I'm being mean here; not only on Adventure Island's birthday, September 12th, 1986 but because I really like this game but whenever I do I just wish I was playing Bonk's Adventure. I'm just being honest here.
In September of 1989 we found a whole new way to check out Jessica Rabbit. Just joking, I wasn't that kid that thought cartoons were attractive but I sure did want to live in this world of both cartoon and humans together. Plus any world with a version of Christopher Lloyd is alright with me.
Just to keep a short theme from yesterday going; here is Xevious another arcade classic released in September of 1988. It was a great port and instant classic in the realms of basement dwellers.