Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition

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Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition is a racing game that can be played in both single-player and multiplayer modes. The deluxe set includes a gold-colored NES Game Pak, a stand, art cards, and a set of pins to commemorate the 1990 World Championships. This game offers a unique and fun experience for Nintendo fans, making it a valuable collector's item.

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65%

Audience ScoreBased on 25 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

graphics1 negative mentions

Great collectibles included and filled with nostalgia, making it a treat for NES generation gamers.
Offers a fun and engaging introduction to speedrunning with a well-curated selection of classic game moments.
Local and online multiplayer modes provide chaotic fun and replayability, making it a decent party game.

Lacks full versions of the games, offering only time-trials of small segments, which can feel like a waste of money.
Limited content and variety compared to previous titles like NES Remix, leaving some players unfulfilled.
Many older titles haven't aged well, and the game could benefit from additional features and third-party titles.

gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The gameplay is characterized by its addictive and fast-paced nature, offering both local and online multiplayer options that enhance the experience. Players appreciate the engaging gameplay loop and the inclusion of iconic Nintendo moments, all at a budget-friendly price.
- “Addictive, fast-paced gameplay with local and online multiplayer options makes it accessible to everyone.”
- “The fast-paced and addictive gameplay loop, combined with great multiplayer modes, offers excellent value at a budget price.”
- “And hey, it also doubles as a handy history of some iconic Nintendo gaming moments and mechanics.”
- “That was about 8 seconds of gameplay.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics in this game are considered a downgrade compared to NES Remix, with reviewers noting a lack of variety and effort in the visual presentation and challenges. Overall, there are minimal graphical improvements or enhancements.
- “It's a downgrade in many ways to NES Remix, and there's not as much variety or effort put into the challenges, nor any graphical tweaks to speak of this time around.”