
The longer you hold, the faster it scrolls. You scroll through the games left or right. The original box art for the menus look amazing. Each game has 4 suspend point list, this allows you to save with each game. Once you’ve chosen a save slot and press start, it will load up the game immediately, like you never even left. Once you have a Suspended game, it also allows you to move the save to another slot, delete or lock. Press A to Save on an empty slot or Press and Hold A to replace a slot. Press down and it will show you 4 Suspend points. While playing a game, you can press reset and it will go back to the main menu, you will notice a floating screen at the lower left of the screen, this means that it has suspended the game at that point when you pressed Reset. I like the Suspend Point List, in emulation we call this Save State.
GRADIUS 2 NES MINI PDF
Somehow it feels like they could have added that in the system, but maybe they just didn’t want to add an internal PDF reader.

GRADIUS 2 NES MINI MANUALS
There are no manuals included in the system. There is also a Legel Notice which is basically documentation and the last one is Manuals, which is only a link. The Language Setting is for changing the default language. Another setting in this section is the System Reset, this will go back to Factory Settings. Screen Burn in Reduction darkens the screen if you don’t use it for a while. The Auto-Shut down will shut down the console after a some time of non use. This setting also tries the 3 display settings on it’s own too just for fun. Demo goes into different games and starts them for a minute or 2 and goes back to the selection screen. I have no HDMI capature device, so, I literally just take pictures of the TV.Īnother setting called Settings, this includes Demo, Auto-Shut Down and Screen Burn In Reduction. The question comes with the onboard software, is it capable of handling the games. So, obviously, the hardware itself is more than enough to run the NES games. It’s not the Ricoh 2A03 8-Bit Processor with the 2k on-board ram. Of course, it’s not running the same hardware as the old Nintendo. I suggest getting a new controller or a wireless one if you can get your hands on one. I don’t know what they were thinking considering that we are so used to having no cable at all or at least long cables so that it’s easier to move around, with this controller, you are forced to play so close to the HDTV and it can get overwhelming. What I don’t like with the provided controller is that it’s really short. What I like about the NES Mini controllers is that it does feel like the classic. But take note that the box only includes 1 controller. When I got my hands on the system I was provided 2 controllers. There have been 4 likes from 4 votes on this game.Comparing the size of the NES Mini with my Amazon Fire 7, LG Stylus 2 Dual and the New 3DS. To save your game: hover over the emulator screen and use the icons to save your progress.ĭown arrow icon (save), Up arrow icon (load).

Have fun!Ĭlick inside the screen to activate controlsĪrrow Keys – Directional Buttons / Movement The game is known for its fast-paced combat, intense action, and wonderful background music that fits perfectly to the action. In this game, you take control of an advanced space fighter plane known as the Vic Viper, and your goal is to blast through waves of enemies to save the planet called Gradius. Also known as Nemesis 2, the game is a side-scrolling shooter that is considered as one of the greatest NES gems.

Gradius 2 is a classic 1988 video game that is a follow-up to Konami’s shoot-em-up classic. The planet Gradius is under hostile threat once again! Take control of the super-dimensional warplane called Vic Viper and eliminate all enemies in Gradius 2! Select between multiple weapon and shield modules to take down your enemies.
