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Line 5: The first [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] was known for two things: [[The Great Video Game Crash of 1983\|reviving home console gaming]] and having ridiculously difficult games. Back in the '80s, video games didn't have the advanced storylines of today; [[Excuse Plot]]s were the norm. So much of the feeling of accomplishment one could derive was from overcoming the insane difficulty that the games provided, if only so one could [[Bragging Rights Reward]] to one's friends. [[Goddamned Bats\|A plethora of enemies]] and impossible jumps were not just the name of the game, they ''were'' the game. These games weren't just hard; they were '''Nintendo Hard'''! '''The difficulty of these games usually stems from a combination of factors:''' Line 45: {{examples on subpages}} ---- {{quote\|''"Why do they make it so that you can't fucking win, why am I even playing?" [drops the [[PlayStation 2]] controller]''\|'''Evan''', \|''[[Superbad]]''}} {{reflist}} Line 53: [[Category:Older Than the NES]] [[Category:Video Game Difficulty Tropes]] ~~[[Category:Index]]~~ [[Category:CRPG Tropes]]