Two Old On The Left, Two New On The Right

My three week vacation is nearing its end, but these titles had been peeking my interest for this week's eShop downloads, so here they are.

Super Mario Kart (Super NES, 1992): This one, i already downloaded before a few months ago, via a purchased download code from Club Nintendo, although now, i had to upgrade it to the Wii U, meaning that it costed me only 1,50$ instead of the 8 bucks price, thus marking the first Super NES game i've upgraded to my Wii U. Also, this one came in before the other three games that came today, meaning it came yesterday, due to the report about an update on Mario Kart 8 that will include Mercedes Benz car models ON Mario Kart 8. Those will come later this month. But for now, i'm readjusting myself to the old formula of the Super NES classic.

The Mysterious Murasame Castle (Famicom Disk System, 1986, Japan Only): Known as Nazo no Murasame Jo, which roughly translated, it means The Riddle of Murasame Castle, this one takes place in the Edo period of Japan, ruled by some shogun in which i don't know the name of that one. But the hero's name, that i do seem to know, as Takamaru, is the samurai apprentice that goes on a journey to infiltrate four castles and defeat four daimyos that have taken over these castles in mind. Its gameplay style is nearly similar to that of The Legend of Zelda, except that you don't have time to waste, seeing that there's a timer in that one. Now, you'll tell me that you haven't heard of that game, nor have you played it. Well, you're right, neither have I. BUT... i did listened to one music of it in Super Smash Bros. Brawl within the Mario Bros. fighting stage, as well as listened to a remix music of that game in the Game Music Graffiti album, by the Mairo Freaks Orchestra. Just find some videos of those on Youtube and you'll see what i mean.

Mega Man 5 (NES, 1992): This one i also downloaded before, but on my 3DS, so there's nothing new to mention about that one, as you already know what it's all about.

Cybernator (Super NES, 1993): Hmmm, now this is one game i've also never played before as well. I just came across that one when checking for the list of games for the Wii U and 3DS... and i'm not sure if i remember that one on the Super NES era back in the 90s. But it does look simple enough to play with, so i'll give this one a shot too.

Copyrights of this photo montage belongs to me, while copyrights of the aforementioned games belongs to the following:

Super Mario Kart and The Mysterious Murasame Castle/Nazo no Murasame Jo: (C) Nintendo
Mega Man 5: (C) Capcom (for now, until its rights gets purchased)
Cybernator: (C) Konami Digital Entertainment and NCS Corporation