Incredible experience, it was a great port of the original to consoles. The side stories presented a very enjoyable tale of how the literature club came to be and how each character bonded with each other. It was so sweet! It felt like a proper conclusion to this love-able cast of characters, I seriously cannot recommend this enough.

There's also several secrets to be found in the form of artwork, pre-development sketches, and more!

I had a lot of fun, it was an incredible experience.

Incredible experience, it was a great port of the original to consoles. The side stories presented a very enjoyable tale of how the literature club came to be and how each character bonded with each other. It was so sweet! It felt like a proper conclusion to this love-able cast of characters, I seriously cannot recommend this enough.

There's also several secrets to be found in the form of artwork, pre-development sketches, and more!

I had a lot of fun, it was an incredible experience.

Most NES games have aged like milk. This aged like milk but with loads of preservatives. If I played this in 1985 I would've cummed my little pants off. But I did not. I played it 39 years after the fact: when every single merit of this game has been triumphed tenfold. Thus, my pants remain firmly un-cummed in.

Ultimately, it was pretty fun to see where it all began. It was not fun to see how bullshit the hammer bros are, or how annoying the bloopers are, or how level 7-4 is the dumbest thing ever made by the hands of man.