Adventure Island (NES) / Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow
I mostly picked these two on a whim, when I couldn’t decide on what to play before sleep.
I can’t really focus on playing anything “seriously” at the moment so I don’t expect to stick with and finish either of the games any time soon but they’re a good fit for short sessions and that’s good enough for now.
Adventure Island was an especially interesting choice as I haven’t played any NES games in a while and will have to get used to how they play again. At least it’s not too difficult yet.
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Adventure Island (NES) / Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow
I mostly picked these two on a whim, when I couldn’t decide on what to play before sleep.
I can’t really focus on playing anything “seriously” at the moment so I don’t expect to stick with and finish either of the games any time soon but they’re a good fit for short sessions and that’s good enough for now.
Adventure Island was an especially interesting choice as I haven’t played any NES games in a while and will have to get used to how they play again. At least it’s not too difficult yet.