A port of Vs. Balloon Fight
Balloon Fight was developed and released by Nintendo, being the console port of the Arcade game VS. Balloon Fight (which was developed at the same time by another team, but released first). It was ported onto numerous other systems, and has more recently been released on the Nintendo Wii U. The game allowed for 1 player and 2 player gameplay, providing cooperative play to get past each stage.
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Documenting this here on Backloggd™ as I'm sure this will cease to be a memory within a few hours:
I just awoke from a nightmare that took place an unspecified amount of time into the future in which the desolate remains of Earth are lorded over by a Nintendo helmed regime and all of the world's conflicts are resolved through massive scale real-life BALLOON FIGHTS. Every balloon pop may as well have been a cannon blast and they always tended to be accompanied by the fading visceral screams of once afloat humans spiraling into a bottomless void, a red mist spewing into the air shortly after their disappearance.
I just awoke from a nightmare that took place an unspecified amount of time into the future in which the desolate remains of Earth are lorded over by a Nintendo helmed regime and all of the world's conflicts are resolved through massive scale real-life BALLOON FIGHTS. Every balloon pop may as well have been a cannon blast and they always tended to be accompanied by the fading visceral screams of once afloat humans spiraling into a bottomless void, a red mist spewing into the air shortly after their disappearance.
Balloon Fight não se baseia em nenhum esporte real, onde pessoas voando em balões se atropelam para estourar o balão do adversário e, se não deixar ele tentar de novo, ver ele cair em uma dolorosa morte no fundo do rio, onde um peixe está esperando para trucidar os perdedores, que deixam escapar uma bolha de último suspiro, a qual você estoura para pontos extras.
... Até onde eu sei, porque esse mundo é louco
... Até onde eu sei, porque esse mundo é louco
A very pleasant NES classic we can all agree, right? I'll take it as a yes because it is and deserves to be remembered as such.
Both the main modes (Fight and Trip) are awesome to play to this day. Sure, it has that early NES syndrome for little to offer beside that, but it's solid for what it is.
Game that deserves all the respect.
Both the main modes (Fight and Trip) are awesome to play to this day. Sure, it has that early NES syndrome for little to offer beside that, but it's solid for what it is.
Game that deserves all the respect.