We never knew there was a Goonies, we always thought this was Goonies II because it was intended to be a sequel to the movie.
But this was EPIC. Most of the games based off movies for NES were burns. They were games that we waited for, we longed for, and then rented only to find out they stank.
But Goonies II was some serious fun. There were enough ins and outs to get lost in the map. There were enough secrets to reveal to obsess over. There was enough action to make playing the same segments over and over as you tried to find you way endlessly entertaining.
It was just pure fun, and the music was exceptionally good for an 80s video game and three or four notes.
But this was EPIC. Most of the games based off movies for NES were burns. They were games that we waited for, we longed for, and then rented only to find out they stank.
But Goonies II was some serious fun. There were enough ins and outs to get lost in the map. There were enough secrets to reveal to obsess over. There was enough action to make playing the same segments over and over as you tried to find you way endlessly entertaining.
It was just pure fun, and the music was exceptionally good for an 80s video game and three or four notes.