NES Homebrew Battle Kid NEW for Xbox One and Series X/S

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Inspired by NES classics such as Mega Man, Battle Kid Fortress of Peril offers 550 action-packed rooms multiple difficulty levels, and 8 bosses. Available April 15th and can preorder now: https://bit.ly/xboxbattlekid
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27 thoughts on “NES Homebrew Battle Kid NEW for Xbox One and Series X/S”

  2. Woops!!! Kool Game 🎯🎮🎯 🎮🎯🎮🎯🎮
    That looks like he is like Zelda copycat and mega Man at the same time two of my favorite characters and video game history ever those games are so playable so just pick up and play type of games like right when you start it the game sucks you in and just goes right into the story and but you don't have to watch some stupid cinematic intro movie do just jump right to the gameplay and then you assume the story as best as you could possibly think but like mega Man sometimes has a long intro and long outro but that's what I love about it and Zelda sometimes does too but some of them are fairly quick and fairly easy to jump right to the gameplay and Skip everything and go both games can do that is Skip everything and go to gameplay I love these games very diverse in this game's got to be very diverse and good as well so far watching the video and enjoying every bit of it and can't wait to figure out if my opinions are correct…

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  4. John Hancock my bro my man what's up! I'm watching I'm glad to be watching your videos cheering me up so glad that you released a video this afternoon glad to watch a good thing you do for some good favor of you to be releasing these videos to the for the public too be able to enjoy watching thank you it is help me start my day off right and it's a good day much better day now that I've watched this video thank you John Hancock keep bringing it dishing them out!!!
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  5. Battle Kid is so BS hard, but it's so fun that you'll find yourself going back to get further little by little. The speed runs of this game are crazy.

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  10. Looks like a cool game. Definitely going to pick this one up. Thanks for the recommendation, and all the knowledge you give me through your videos. Long live the immortal!

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  15. Thanks for checking out the game. This is the 2018 updated version with difficulty rebalances and new content, so it can be a "new" experience for players of the original too.

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  18. Don’t know how it passed certification with it saying “X-Box” when it has always been “Xbox”

    Still wicked cool tho, I still have my v1.0 copy from SGC 2010 that I got at the merch counter autographed by Sivak himself

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  23. I love this game so much, I'm glad it's seeing a re-release. I'm not an Xbox gamer but I'm glad that it has a chance to reach a larger audience now, it truly deserves it imo

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  25. I'm a huge battle kid fan. Beat both on original hardware on normal. These games are what I call "brutally fair". If you die its because you messed up. If your a fan of 8 bit and from software this game is for you.

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