Title: Vegas Dream
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Title: Venice Beach Volleyball
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Manufacturer: HAL
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Manufacturer: American Video Entertainment
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Release Date: 1988
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Release Date: 1991
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Price: $1.00-$2.00, $2.00-$3.00
Location: 1, 2
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Price: $5.00-$8.00, $10.00-$20.00
Location: 1, 2
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Notes: A very basic casino game with decent graphics. It’s really not much fun. You have to win a million dollars to beat the game. It’s not hard though, just keep doubling your money on blackjack, saving after each win, and you’ll get there in about twenty minutes.
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Notes: The most depressing beach volleyball game the NES has to offer. So terrible it’s hardly funny at all. Take “Kings of the Beach,” mix it with the pure essence of depression and here you go.
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Title: Vice: Project Doom
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Title: Videomation
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Manufacturer: American Sammy
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Manufacturer: T*HQ
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Release Date: 1991
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Release Date: 1991
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| Rating: Common | Rating: Uncommon | | | | |
Price: $3.00-$5.00, $5.00-$8.00
Location: 1, 2
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Price: $1.00-$2.00, $2.00-$5.00
Location: 1, 2
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Notes: This used to be my most favorite game of all time. It plays like any other Ninja Gaiden type game, but with excellent graphics, challenge, tons of variety, an awesome plot, you name it. It’s just really, really well done. It’s too bad there weren’t more games like this. The only problem is that it gets quite repetitive later on.
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Notes: A painting game, organized in a fashion similar to “Color a Dinosaur.” It’s nothing I really ever paid any attention to. If you do, good for you.
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Title: Vindicators
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Title: Volleyball
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Manufacturer: Tengen
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Manufacturer: Nintendo
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Release Date: 1988
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Release Date: 1986
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| Rating: Common | Rating: Common | | | | |
Price: $3.00-$5.00, $5.00-$8.00
Location: 1-20
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Price: $1.00-$2.00, $2.00-$3.00
Location: All
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Notes: A pretty good NES version of the arcade game. You and a friend (if you like) control tanks and ride around destroying things, collecting power-ups, the usual. The controls are altered a bit to attempt to fit the double joystick set-up of the original, so up moves you straight in whatever direction you are pointing, left/right rotates your tank, and down makes you move back.
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Notes: Another one of those early sports games for the NES. Pretty boring.
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