Key to our review system:

In every one of our reviews you will find a table like the one shown below. Under the table is a quick explaination of what it means:

REVIEW: (The name of the game) (Released)
	By: (Company) Type: (Game type) Players: (Number) Difficulty: (Difficulty) (Here we place any awards the game has got)

LONG TERM INTEREST: Hour Day Week Mnth Year X X X X X

NINTENDO LAND'S SCORE: Graphics Sound Playabl. Lastabl. OVERALL XX% XX% XX% XX% XX%

By: Here is the name of the company that made the game. Type: The type of game, e.g. Platform, Racing, Action, Shoot'em up... Players: This tells you how many players can play the game at once. Note that if a you can play with more than one player in game but not at the same time (you just play every other life or something), we consider this a one player game. Difficulty: This is how hard the game is, according to the reviewer(s). Long Term Interest: This tells you how interesting the game is after an hour, a day and so on. If a games scores high here your interest in it will last a while. The maximum score is 5, minimum is 0.

NintendoLand's Score: We rate a game in four categories: Graphics, Sound, Playability and Lastability. The maximum is 100% in each category. Graphics: This is a measurement of how the game looks. Sound: Here we rate the quality of the sound in the game, both the music and the sound effects. Playability: The playability is very important. A game can look awesome, but if the control is no good and you don't enjoy playing the game, the game is crap! Lastability: A game that you finish in a few hours is not a game worth buying! Preferably, a game should last for several months if you play it almost every day. This category is quite similar to the Long Term Interest ratings. OVERALL: This is, simply, how good we think the game is. The score is based upon the reviewer's score, it's not an average value of the four categories above. Disclaimer: The points a NES game gets aren´t comparable with the points SNES game gets and so on. For example, a NES game that gets 90% isn't as good as a SNES game that gets 90%. We make higher demands on SNES games, especially when it comes to graphics.

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