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!colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[NES Remix]]'' | !colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[NES Remix]]'' | ||
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|'''''NES Remix''''' was the first ''NES Remix'' game to come out. It comprises various challenges from many old [[Mario (franchise)|''Mario'' games]], but also from other franchises such as [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda|''The Legend of Zelda'']], overall covering sixteen games. It comprises a Miiverse integration, where the player may write about their scores. [[Stamp]]s are also unlocked throughout the game, also to use within Miiverse. The player can earn up to 3 stars in each challenge, depending on how well they performed, and they are used to unlock certain challenges. The player may also receive a {{conjectural|Rainbow Rank}} if they did very well, but this doesn't earn them another star and is simply for 100% completion. | |'''''NES Remix''''' was the first ''NES Remix'' game to come out. It comprises various challenges from many old [[Mario (franchise)|''Mario'' games]], but also from other franchises such as [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda|''The Legend of Zelda'']], overall covering sixteen games. It comprises a Miiverse integration, where the player may write about their scores. [[Stamp]]s are also unlocked throughout the game, also to use within Miiverse. The player can earn up to 3 stars in each challenge, depending on how well they performed, and they are used to unlock certain challenges. The player may also receive a {{conjectural|Rainbow Rank}} if they did very well, but this doesn't earn them another star and is simply for 100% completion. | ||
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!colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[NES Remix 2]]'' | !colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[NES Remix 2]]'' | ||
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|'''''NES Remix 2''''' is the second game of the series and the direct sequel of the game: in fact, it has very similar gameplay from the predecessor. It features twelve games of various franchises, and half of them regards the ''Mario'' series. The Miiverse and Stamps systems returned, while the star and challenge system was slightly modified. The game, though, adds two modes to the game: ''[[NES Remix 2#Super Luigi Bros.|Super Luigi Bros.]]'', which challenges the player to beat a mirrored ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' by playing as [[Luigi]] and Championship Mode (inspired by a [[Nintendo World Championships 1990|rare competition game]]), which goal is to get the highest score while racing through ''Super Mario Bros.'', ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' and ''[[Dr. Mario (game)|Dr. Mario]]''. The game was praised for having new modes, but was criticized due to some easy and unoriginal challenges.<ref>http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/04/23/nes-remix-2-review</ref> | |'''''NES Remix 2''''' is the second game of the series and the direct sequel of the game: in fact, it has very similar gameplay from the predecessor. It features twelve games of various franchises, and half of them regards the ''Mario'' series. The Miiverse and Stamps systems returned, while the star and challenge system was slightly modified. The game, though, adds two modes to the game: ''[[NES Remix 2#Super Luigi Bros.|Super Luigi Bros.]]'', which challenges the player to beat a mirrored ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' by playing as [[Luigi]] and Championship Mode (inspired by a [[Nintendo World Championships 1990|rare competition game]]), which goal is to get the highest score while racing through ''Super Mario Bros.'', ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' and ''[[Dr. Mario (game)|Dr. Mario]]''. The game was praised for having new modes, but was criticized due to some easy and unoriginal challenges.<ref>http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/04/23/nes-remix-2-review</ref> | ||
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!colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[NES Remix Pack]]'' | !colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[NES Remix Pack]]'' | ||
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|'''''NES Remix Pack''''' is a compilation of both ''NES Remix'' games. It was first released in Japan and later released in other countries both physically or through the eShop. This marks the first time a title of the series was released in disk form. | |'''''NES Remix Pack''''' is a compilation of both ''NES Remix'' games. It was first released in Japan and later released in other countries both physically or through the eShop. This marks the first time a title of the series was released in disk form. | ||
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!colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[Ultimate NES Remix]]'' | !colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[Ultimate NES Remix]]'' | ||
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|'''''Ultimate NES Remix''''' is the only ''NES Remix'' title released on the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. Unlike the ''NES Remix Pack'', this is a "best of" compilation of the first two titles. It also contains two exclusive game modes. | |'''''Ultimate NES Remix''''' is the only ''NES Remix'' title released on the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. Unlike the ''NES Remix Pack'', this is a "best of" compilation of the first two titles. It also contains two exclusive game modes. | ||
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Revision as of 06:32, May 4, 2022
| NES Remix | |
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| First installment | NES Remix (2013) |
| Latest installment | Ultimate NES Remix (2014) |
| Number of installments | 4 |
The NES Remix series is a series which remixes various NES games and proposing challenges of very different nature, from defeating a certain number of enemies while invincible to playing Super Mario Bros. in reverse or with broken lights to playing Donkey Kong as Link. Gameplay is comparable to the WarioWare series. The series has also Miiverse integration to let other people know of their results. The first two games are available only on the Nintendo eShop while that last two games are compilations that are also available for physical purchase.
The series is overall well received by fans and critics.[1][2] Nintendo has also suggested the possibility of expanding the series to cover games from other consoles, such as the SNES, due to the demand and support by fans.[3]
Games
| Title | |
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| Image, original release and system | Synopsis |
| NES Remix | |
Template:Release Wii U eShop |
NES Remix was the first NES Remix game to come out. It comprises various challenges from many old Mario games, but also from other franchises such as The Legend of Zelda, overall covering sixteen games. It comprises a Miiverse integration, where the player may write about their scores. Stamps are also unlocked throughout the game, also to use within Miiverse. The player can earn up to 3 stars in each challenge, depending on how well they performed, and they are used to unlock certain challenges. The player may also receive a Rainbow Rank if they did very well, but this doesn't earn them another star and is simply for 100% completion. |
| NES Remix 2 | |
 Template:Release Wii U eShop |
NES Remix 2 is the second game of the series and the direct sequel of the game: in fact, it has very similar gameplay from the predecessor. It features twelve games of various franchises, and half of them regards the Mario series. The Miiverse and Stamps systems returned, while the star and challenge system was slightly modified. The game, though, adds two modes to the game: Super Luigi Bros., which challenges the player to beat a mirrored Super Mario Bros. by playing as Luigi and Championship Mode (inspired by a rare competition game), which goal is to get the highest score while racing through Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 3 and Dr. Mario. The game was praised for having new modes, but was criticized due to some easy and unoriginal challenges.[4] |
Compilations
| Title | |
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| Cover, original release and system | Synopsis |
| NES Remix Pack | |
 Template:Release Wii U |
NES Remix Pack is a compilation of both NES Remix games. It was first released in Japan and later released in other countries both physically or through the eShop. This marks the first time a title of the series was released in disk form. |
| Ultimate NES Remix | |
 Template:Release Nintendo 3DS |
Ultimate NES Remix is the only NES Remix title released on the Nintendo 3DS. Unlike the NES Remix Pack, this is a "best of" compilation of the first two titles. It also contains two exclusive game modes. |
