After re-releasing the iconic Cheetahmen for the Nintendo NES last year, Greg Pabich of Active Enterprises has opened up a Kickstarter hoping to give the questionable sequel the attention it deserves. Regarded as the ultimate cult classic for Nintendo's 8-bit console, Cheetahmen II is a title you want to experience for all the wrong reasons.
Greg's Kickstarter and his approach knows this all too well. Active Enterprises have called upon the Angry Video Game Nerd to dig up his troubled past with the notoriously bad game and star in their commercial for the potential new release. The video features all the humour you'd expect from an AVGN episode, accompanied by everything you need to know about the Cheetahmen II Kickstarter.
The Kickstarter is looking to raise a whooping $60,000 before the game is released, with a wide selection of offers for potential investors. A $60 donation will secure a reproduction copy of the game, while more generous donations will bring you various additions all the way up to being flown over to Dallas to meet the team.
Knowing how bad this game is, why should you invest? Well aside from being one of those titles you need to experience at some point in your gaming lives, this re-release is due to fix all the game breaking bugs found in the original game.
Cheetahmen II: The Lost Levels Kickstarter Trailer
Link: Cheetahmen II: The Lost Levels Kickstarter
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$65000? Really?
I can't believe AVGN, Pat the NES Punk and the Game Chasers have associated with this.
Anyway, so Greg Pabich came out with how much they're (apparently) spending on making each CIB. I think it's a lie. The parts are from RetroUSB.com and do not cost NEARLY as much as they claim. Just see for yourself.
Also, Irategamer made a pretty hilarious video about this whole ordeal: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BoXvC6cnMc I rather enjoyed it.