The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection

So, to digress, The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection features a pair of okay platformers that will probably have more value if you have an affection for the NES platform. They’re really nothing that you have to play, but for a relatively low price tag, you can get a glimpse of someone growing as a game designer. And that’s pretty cool in its own right.

Although it offers some mildly entertaining retro action, The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection doesn't quite rise to the challenge.

The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection has two titles that had the opposite trajectory of old ports, and both are pretty fun. If they had been released back in the 8-bit classic era, they wouldn't be beneath [the other classics] and people would definitely dispute it in the rental shops during the weekends.

Two very retro 8-bit era styled side-scrolling adventures that try to use humor to compensate for so-so platforming