Brutally Hard NES Game Resurfaces 25 Years After Being Shelved

No one remembers 1990 ’s Happily Ever After . That ’s because it was a scraps sequel to Snow White made by a totally different studio apartment that , for financial reasons , only screen the movie in France . But before anyone have sex it was fit to suckle , secret plan developer SOFEL had begun exercise on a tie - in to the movie for the Nintendo Entertainment System .

As you’re able to conceive of , the motion-picture show bombed and the secret plan died along with it , even though promo photos had look in magazines take up to the game ’s supposed exit . A totally overhaul SNES adaptation was release years afterward , but it was presumed that the original was wholly lost . That is , until a cartridge of the completed game surfaced 25 class afterward in Austin , Texas and was bought by Sean McGee . He ripped the game and uploaded it so that anyone could bet this long - misplace platformer using the NES aper of their pick .

For a game ostensibly being marketed to young nipper , the NES edition of Happily Ever After look ridiculously unmanageable . Thankfully , the 8 - snatch soundtrack has some legitimately good tunes to keep you entertain while you die over and over again .