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Friday the 13th (NES)
In Jason Voorhees's average NES adventure, you play as six camp counselors (three boys and three girls) at Camp Crystal Lake and attempt to save the kiddies from the hockey-mask wearing killer. To do this, you'll slaughter zombies and other critters before investigating cabins and battling Jason. Not exactly the best game, but we thought it was sweet in 1989 because we were 10, and everything on NES at the time was awesome.
Reader Comments (10)
Dude, the game for Texas Chainsaw Massacre made me laugh until I thought I was going to puke.
***htmare on Elf Street was a bad game in my opinion. I liked Friday The 13th better.
This game was a blast playing back in the day. The movie, much scarier.
Jaws was one of the toughest games around back in the day. That stupid shark was impossible to kill. In fact, Jaws easily made my Top 10 List of Hardest Video Game Bosses (in my humble opinion, obviously). Check it out at myfakeleg.com (http://www.myfakeleg.com/articles/im-bossy.html)!
Alien 3 on the SNES was surprisingly awesome. It had good music, graphics, level design and replay value...even if the ending was weak....still gotta be one of the best games derived from a movie title.
Omg, I dissapointed myself when I caught myself playing "Mario is missing." I forgot how BORING and hard it was. Anyways,this list was awesome!
I forgot all about owning Friday the 13th until I saw that pic of it up above. Not that I wouldn't known the name of the game. Either way it sucked and why I played it I don't know. I definitely had other games to play. I disappoint myself.
What, no love for Gremlins 2? All right, so that was more of a comedy. :D
lol i loved playing friday the 13th it was a time killer not to meation a people killer lol ^_^
Omigosh, when I saw Freddy's face and claws, I jumped. That dude is soooo frikkin' messed up. I'm surprised that people didn't make a "Freddy vs. Jason" video game. The movie scared the hell out of me, so I don't think I would play it if it ever came out.