8 Secret Nintendo Game Endings You Never Knew About

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Old school Nintendo gamers will talk about how satisfying it was to complete a game, but even back then, there were games with multiple endings.

This is TheGamer’s list of 8 Secret Nintendo Game Endings You Never Knew About.

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While we think of games with different endings as being a relatively recent development, it’s something which has been going on since the 8-bit era. While some NES games were infamously difficult, achieving certain goals could give you a really rewarding outcome.

If you blasted through CastleVania II: Simon’s Quest really quickly without using too many continues, you’d see Dracula just start to come back to life. Maniac Mansion was infamous for it’s high price, but legendary for the number of great endings it had, including seeing a meteor get arrested. Duck Hunt’s finale was so secret you needed a Game Genie to unlock it, while DuckTales players could go for broke to see Scrooge McDuck finish the game penniless. Contra players had to use a cheat that wasn’t the Konami Code to get a hint to a sequel and Ghosts ‘n Goblins defined Nintendo Hard, while Metroid’s big reveal of Samus Aran is legendary. Enjoy the video and don’t forget to subscribe to TheGamer!

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Script by: Peter Henn

Voice Over by: Grant Kellett

Edited by: Kyle West

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VIDEO LINKS:
Castlevania II:Simon’s Quest – NES Gameplay (nesguide)

Let’s Play Castlevania II for the NES – Part 1 of 2 (Gameplay and Talk)

Contra | 29 YEARS AGO (Gaming Cafe)

Duck Hunt – NES Gameplay (nesguide)

Duck hunt (Nintendo NES) – Gameplay (Wiz Gamer Retro)

Duck Tales NES FULL NO DAMAGE (Weird Gamer89)

Ghosts ‘n Goblins – NES Gameplay (nesguide)

[Jugando] Ghosts’n Goblins (PhaulohScream)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptctQfWQ_LQ
Maniac Mansion – NES Gameplay (nesguide)

Super Metroid_ Why the Hype_ – SNESdrunk (SNES drunk)

Metroid Origin (NES FANMADE) Gameplay and Commentary (daddypnot3d)

Gameplay Metroid NES أسلوب لعب ميترويد (Malloumario)

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