Classic NES – Excite Bike

CLASSIC NES – EXCITE BIKE is a remake with the nostalgia of EXCITE BIKE – one of the first racing games on the handheld system. A typical comment that most people feel is that its gameplay is straightforward and attractive to players. The driver only includes two buttons to speed up the vehicle.
There are three options to experience. In it, you can play alone or with other CPU riders, excluding the connection feature to compete with friends. The goal to be achieved is to reach the finish line with one of the first three positions. You will have to dodge, avoiding obstacles that appear on the track so as not to be interrupted. Mud puddles and sandy areas will slow down, even making the car inactive for a period of time. Maybe, it is such a dead-end for a racer when helplessly witnessing their opponents speeding to the finish line. Besides the flatness and roughness of the obstacle, there is a mix of several ramps to provide acceleration. If you can take advantage of it, even the player can turn the situation around and take the lead. But if the opportunity cannot be seized, then the vehicle cannot even touch the ground with two wheels as well as exacerbate the anxiety.
Time is also a dominant factor in winning. Even if the first, second, or third finishers exceed the time limit, they are just a loser, unable to continue to the next level or round of the tournament. In a way, the developer has fully exploited drivers’ ingenuity. Not only do they have to ignore common mistakes, but they must catch any opportunity to take advantage. Turbo is an important aspect. It is loaded during the move and can be used to boost in just a short time. However, if players overuse, the heat will exceed the limit and causes the champion to be deposed.
Through the introduction above, if you still do not feel this game brings many challenges, then try to participate in Design mode. It allows the race to be built, and it brings in any elements, including ramp edges for acceleration, potholes, obstacles, and even sand. CPUs will join to compete on the battlefield created by you. But for real, can you beat them?