Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
Game 6 of the AVGN Conquest.
For your viewing pleasure, I recommend you turn the sound off on this video and listen to music instead..
Back to the Future was released for the NES by LJN in 1989.
Emulator Used: BizHawk 1.9.0
Shader Used: 5xBR Download here:
drive.google.com/file/d/0B5TtlrN7QKkIN1NWQUctd1BOU2M/view?usp=sharing
Run Time: 17m28s
Run Skill Level: Difficult
This game isn't quite as bad as I remember it being as a kid. The game isn't really all that clear on what the objective is, so you always end up breaking your neck trying to collect everything and not die to the many things being thrown at you. It's also never clear that you pick up a bowling ball and the game becomes infinitely easier.
I demonstrate how much this comes into play in the third level by picking up hardly any clocks at all just to show that it's not as dire of a situation as one might make it out to be. So you know you can miss a lot of clocks and it's not that big of a deal.
Check out that quality ending though...
5xBR and xBRZ are visual graphic filters designed to make the game look bearable in this day and age.
Game 6 of the AVGN Conquest.
For your viewing pleasure, I recommend you turn the sound off on this video and listen to music instead..
Back to the Future was released for the NES by LJN in 1989.
Emulator Used: BizHawk 1.9.0
Shader Used: 5xBR Download here:
drive.google.com/file/d/0B5TtlrN7QKkIN1NWQUctd1BOU2M/view?usp=sharing
Run Time: 17m28s
Run Skill Level: Difficult
This game isn't quite as bad as I remember it being as a kid. The game isn't really all that clear on what the objective is, so you always end up breaking your neck trying to collect everything and not die to the many things being thrown at you. It's also never clear that you pick up a bowling ball and the game becomes infinitely easier.
I demonstrate how much this comes into play in the third level by picking up hardly any clocks at all just to show that it's not as dire of a situation as one might make it out to be. So you know you can miss a lot of clocks and it's not that big of a deal.
Check out that quality ending though...
5xBR and xBRZ are visual graphic filters designed to make the game look bearable in this day and age.
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