Excite Bike...I can't stop!

[The MilkMan]

Man, I'm completely hooked. It's been like 3 months solid now. It goes like this...get home, plunk down, fire up the 'ol NES and play ExciteBike.

Even the PS2, Genesis, and (sad to say) the Atari are collecting dust bunnies.

This game is addictive!

[joeybastard]

I hear ya. I can play excite bike for hours on end . The noise when the engine is almost overheated drives my wife crazy.

[dougy76]

Man, I'm completely hooked. It's been like 3 months solid now. It goes like this...get home, plunk down, fire up the 'ol NES and play ExciteBike.

Even the PS2, Genesis, and (sad to say) the Atari are collecting dust bunnies.

This game is addictive!

 

Yep. Cool game. I remember making the tracks with all of the jumps that send you flying and just racing over the jumps over and over again.

[Inky]

Man, I'm completely hooked. It's been like 3 months solid now. It goes like this...get home, plunk down, fire up the 'ol NES and play ExciteBike.

Even the PS2, Genesis, and (sad to say) the Atari are collecting dust bunnies.

This game is addictive!

 

Yep. Cool game. I remember making the tracks with all of the jumps that send you flying and just racing over the jumps over and over again.

 

I wish Nintendo had released their disk drive peripheral in the states so that you couldsave your tracks.

 

Do any of the emulators support this?

 

I suppose NESTicle's save state could be used...

[maibock]

I played the crap out of the arcade version in college. That and Track and Field, my room mate and I would spend hours playing these two.

[JB]

Man, I'm completely hooked. It's been like 3 months solid now. It goes like this...get home, plunk down, fire up the 'ol NES and play ExciteBike.

Even the PS2, Genesis, and (sad to say) the Atari are collecting dust bunnies.

This game is addictive!

 

Yep. Cool game. I remember making the tracks with all of the jumps that send you flying and just racing over the jumps over and over again.

 

I wish Nintendo had released their disk drive peripheral in the states so that you couldsave your tracks.

 

Do any of the emulators support this?

 

I suppose NESTicle's save state could be used...

Or any DECENT NES emulator's states.

 

And emulators DO spupport track saving, but ONLY if you're using the original FDS version of the game.

 

 

But here's why I wish the FDS had come out in the States.

Japan: 5$ to write a new game onto the floppy.

USA: 50$ to buy a new ROM cartridge WITHOUT the added sound channels of FDS hardware.

 

Try FDS Metroid sometime. The music is so diffrent it's scary.