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-Pico

they're both pretty great.

Solstice has some of the best music on the NES in my opinion. though the game can be rather difficult at times.

Ah yes... Tim Follen. The best music composer of the 8-bit era.

I'd say that Solstice is worth playing.. and replaying. I absolutely love that game. Puzzle-type elements, no weapons, a massive map to explore. Really a solid game.

Spy Hunter I'm not so crazy about, but if you have time to kill, it's worth throwing in to destroy things.

Soltice, definitely yes. As for Spy Hunter... Eh. Most of the NES ports of arcade games that I've played were merely decent. Just too much was simplified. (NARC, anyone?)

Never played Solistice but i know Spy Hunter was just blah... I thought the controls were to out of control and the game just not fun.

The arcade game was fun. I recently was able to relive it through the glory that is Midway Arcade Classics for PS2.

Long live Rampart, Satan's Hollow, and Sinistar!

-Pico
I have never Broken an NES controller they're too well made.

-Pico
I have never Broken an NES controller they're too well made.

Ever played Track & Field II to death?

I clean My controllers alot so they don't get dirty. But I have Chucked my controllers at the TV windows the floor myself the chair etc. and never broken one.