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Game Overview

Alright, let’s talk about Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves on the NES. It’s one of those classic movie tie-ins from the early '90s—you know, where they slapped Kevin Costner’s face (sort of) onto a pixelated hero and called it a day. You’ll be swinging a sword, shooting arrows, and jumping across some questionable platforming sections in Sherwood Forest. The controls take a minute to get used to—Robin moves like he’s had one too many feasts—but once you adjust, there’s something weirdly satisfying about clobbering the Sheriff’s men with a well-timed strike.

The levels switch things up between sneaky forest ambushes and full-on castle raids, and the music? Surprisingly catchy. It’s not the hardest NES game out there, but it’s got that old-school jank where you’ll occasionally get hit by an enemy you swear you dodged. If you grew up with this era of games, it’s a fun little nostalgia trip—just don’t go in expecting a hidden gem.