Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Static struggles with betrayal, as the Zelda series abandons the gameplay of the original for something much more RPG and confusing.
Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom reviews
Static struggles with betrayal, as the Zelda series abandons the gameplay of the original for something much more RPG and confusing.
Static side-scrolls through a tropical island as the gun-toting Amagon, who can Hulk out into the uppercut-bashing Megagon. But both forms suckagon.
Deliver the news and don’t crash in this NES port of the classic arcade paper chucker.
Before there was Final Fight, and before there was Double Dragon, there was… Renegade. And it’s… not great.
Travel the overworld of four different time periods, playing arcade minigames for objects that need to be returned to their own time. While frogs and birds attack you. It’s weird, man.
Established rube Static-a-Matic has never played Zelda before! He likes it!