Main Profile Monchete's Profile Game Profile : Collection

Real Name:     Location:     Age / Birthday:     23 / 12-05-00 Post Exp Words per Post     1,202     200 avg Posts Threads     6     1 Viz: Gender:     10,242     Male CP: 304.3 Trust Points: 0.0 Post Rating: 2 Position: Newbie Registration: 02-24-13 01:34 PM (4076 days ago) Last Activity: 07-16-18 09:05 AM Online Status / Last page: OFFline     Unknown Action Last Post: 08-19-16 08:20 AM     in Ninja Gaiden "I" (NES) (Game Reviews)

Add to Friends List

Send Private Message

Rate User

Retro Game Room Scores User currently hasn't submitted any RGR scores

Arcade Scores User currently hasn't submitted any arcade scores

Monchete's Last Game Comments
Legend of Zelda, The - The Minish Cap	when i save the game or a state it crashes specially at the dungeons. Please fix it
Mega Man Battle Network 6 Cybeast Gregar	someone tell me how to get the moonstone
WarioWare - Twisted!	b means fast in this game
Mario & Luigi - Superstar Saga	Fawful appears in mario and luigi: Parters in the time and in Mario and Luigi: Bowser´s inside story called Gracovitz

Monchete's Last Game Reviews

Ninja Gaiden 08-19-16 08:20 AM

Ninja Gaiden "I" (NES) So, Ninja Gaiden for the NES is the first of a trilogy of sidescrolling action. The game has a very fast and dynamic gameplay, but most of his fame is because how difficult this game was. In fact, this was one of (if not) the most difficult games on the NES. So I'm going to review this gem: Graphics 10: For NES standards, this is a cool-looking game. Not only because of the environment you try to overcome, but because this was one of the first games to introduce cutscenes which were something amazing at that time because they were pretty detailed and remember; these cutscenes were made on a 8-bit console. So yeah, most of the 10 comes from these amazing cutscenes Sound 10: The music goes pretty well with the gameplay; it is fast and frenetic. For example the first level's music is amazing (maybe because you might stay there for a long time) and the sound effects are not creaky, in fact, they feel realistic. In conclusion, its soundtrack is pretty great, although it is pretty overlooked Addictiveness 10: Trust me when I say that you will be likely to replay this game a lot of times, mostly because you want to get past through all the stages in order to continue playing or just for having some fun with his previous mentioned fast paced gameplay which trust me; you have to play to believe it Story 9: Most of the time, a game's story doesn't really bothers me because I want to smash things, but this game has a pretty good story, in which Ryu Hayabusa has to travel to America to avenge his father, then he finds out that the one who did it wants to revive a demon called Jachio (sorry if I mispelled). It's a pretty standard story but still doesn't feel stupid and pointless. Depth 9: Although it seems like a pretty straight-forward game, you have a lot to discover; weapons, bosses and some great challenge which encourages replayability a lot, even more than you would think. Also, you can try to win the game in a lot of ways like ... Read the rest of this Review

Monchete's Last Game screenshots (1 total)

Marvel Vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (Euro 980123) Level:

Monchete's Game History

Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Live A Live (snes),   Fire Emblem - Seisen no Keifu (translated) (snes),   Fire Emblem - Seisen no Keifu (translated) (snes),   Fire Emblem - Seisen no Keifu (translated) (snes),   Fire Emblem - The Sacred Stones (gba),   Fire Emblem - The Sacred Stones (gba),   Fire Emblem - The Sacred Stones (gba),   Fire Emblem - The Sacred Stones (gba),   Fire Emblem - The Sacred Stones (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),   Fire Emblem (gba),

 

Game Boy Advance Games Monchete owns (57)

Super Nintendo Games Monchete owns (21)

Live A Live Fire Emblem - Seisen no Keifu (translated) Super Castlevania IV Gradius III Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past Super Mario World Super Metroid Mortal Kombat II Ninja Gaiden Trilogy Final Fight 3 Mega Man 7 Contra III - The Alien Wars Super Mario RPG - Legend of the Seven Stars Killer Instinct Earthbound Donkey Kong Country Kirby's Avalanche Mega Man X Mega Man X3 - Zero Project (Ver. 1.0) Street Fighter 2 Champ. Edition Kirby Super Star

Nintendo 64 Games Monchete owns (7)

Nintendo NES Games Monchete owns (17)

Game Boy Color Games Monchete owns (1)

Arcade Games Monchete owns (7)

Sega Genesis Games Monchete owns (2)

Atari 2600 Games Monchete owns (1)

Pokemon Mini Games Monchete owns (1)