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The miNEStry founders, Archbishop Dracul and Father Avram, seek to inspire their 8-bit parishioners through methodical and ceremonial scrutiny of the library of games on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Archbishop Dracul, Father Avram hosts The miNEStry: An NES Podcast, a leisure show with 24 episodes published.
Tonight we are reflecting on Wizards & Warriors, a 1987 action platformer developed by Rare and published by Acclaim. Wizards & Warriors was Rare’s second NES release after the black box game Slalom. Rare went on to deve
Tonight we are reflecting on Rygar, a 1987 arcade port of the 1986 side-scrolling platformer under the same name developed by Tecmo. Tecmo was also responsible for other NES titles including Ninja Gaiden, Mighty Bombjack
We will return in January to review Rygar, but in the meantime, please enjoy this short story about "Nintendmas". Thank you. Send a text The miNEStry founders, Archbishop Dracul and Father Avram, seek to inspire their 8-
Our Holiday Special, "The Feast of the Forsaken", covers four titles that are not worthy of a proper service. Join us as we chastise these abominations and excommunicate them entirely from existence in these sacred halls
Tonight we are reflecting on Monster Party, a quirky, side-scrolling platformer that was developed by Human Entertainment, published by Bandai and released in North America in June of 1989. Human Entertainment released s
Good evening and welcome to The MiNEStry. I am Archbishop Dracul and alongside me is Father Avram. Our creed is to inspire our parishioners with reflections on the Nintendo Entertainment System. Tonight we are reflecting
Tonight we are reflecting on Milon's Secret Castle, a puzzle-platformer developed and published by Hudson Soft in North America in September of 1988. Hudson Soft was probably best known in North America for their Bomberm
The story of how Archbishop Dracul and Father Avram brought an unlikely game from the pit of hell. Send a text The miNEStry founders, Archbishop Dracul and Father Avram, seek to inspire their 8-bit parishioners through m
Tonight we are reflecting on David Crane’s A Boy and HIs Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia., a 1989 puzzle-platformer developed by Imagineering and published by Absolute Entertainment in North America and published by Nintendo
Tonight we are reflecting on Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship, a 1990 physics-based, multi-directional space adventure co-developed by Zippo Games and Rare and published by Tradewest. Zippo was best known for I
To celebrate Nintendmas, Archbishop Dracul and Father Avram reminisce about Sunsoft's Blaster Master (Nov 1988) and Capcom's Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers (June 1990) for the NES. Send a text The miNEStry founders, Archbish
Tonight we are reflecting on Dragon Spirit: The New Legend, a 1989 arcade port of the 1987 vertical shooter Dragon Spirit by Namco. Namco was responsible for other arcade classics like Pacman, Galaga and Dig Dug to name
Our Holiday Special, "The Feast of the Forsaken", covers six titles that are not worthy of a proper service. Join us as we chastise these abominations and excommunicate them entirely from existence in these sacred halls
Tonight we are reflecting on Karnov, an arcade port developed and published by Data East for the NES in North America in January of 1988. Data East was responsible for porting popular arcade games to the NES like Burgert
Tonight we are reflecting on the ambitious game, Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode, a 1988 story-based, action game that was co-developed by Vik Tokai and Sunseibu Entertainment. The game is based off of a popular manga serie
Tonight we are reflecting on Kid Icarus, a 1986 Japanese release for the Famicom Disk System that was developed and published by Nintendo and was later released for the NES in North America in July of 1987. Nintendo’s R&
Tonight we are reflecting on Kung-Fu, a 1985 arcade port of Irem’s arcade hit Kung Fu Master and a launch title for the NES. Irem was the only third-party company to take part in the release of the NES with Kung Fu and 1
Tonight we are reflecting on Renegade which is a 1986 arcade game developed by Technos Japan and published by Taito. Taito later released a port developed by Technos Japan in-house for the NES in North America in January
Tonight we are reflecting on Legendary Wings which was a 1986 arcade game developed and published by Capcom which was later released for the NES in North America in July of 1988. Capcom was responsible for porting popula
Tonight we are reflecting on Kabuki Quantum Fighter which was developed by Human Entertainment Inc, published by HAL of America and released in North America on December 21st of 1990. Human Entertainment was also known f
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The miNEStry: An NES Podcast is hosted by Archbishop Dracul, Father Avram. The show is categorised under leisure (games) and has published 24 episodes.
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