#ClashAtDemonhead Clash At Demonhead NES - ULTIMATE GUIDE - ALL Items, ALL Bosses, ALL Routes, 100%!

Check out our website, UCanBeatVideoGames.com for announcements, episode lists, and official merchandise! https://ucanbeatvideogames.com/ Join our Patreon!   / ucanbeatvideogames   Episode 54 Clash at Demonhead is the ultimate cult classic game for the NES. It features a large open world with light Metroidvania elements, and is an impressive early entry to the Nintendo's library. The game was developed by Vic Tokai, a Japanese cable television provider! They made a handful of games for the NES, and Clash at Demonhead was one of their most ambitious. So how did this game make it to North America? In today's episode we'll find out, then we'll dive deep into the gameplay where we'll learn: Mysterious PASSWORDS with strange effects on the game! How to get TONS OF CASH right at the game's beginning! How to max out your health FAST! The SECRET to gaining INFINITE MONEY! What EVERY ITEM AND UPGRADE does! How to covert GOLD BARS into CASH! The fast way to unlock ALL 5 HERMIT POWERS! Where to FIND Joe and Mary! How to get through ALL 42 Routes, including the OPTIONAL ones! Strategies for defeating EVERY BOSS, even the leader of the enemy himself... AND MORE! ADDITIONAL NOTES: A few commenters pointed out that if you keep leaving the screen and coming back to talk to joe on route 32, he'll eventually turn to bones and give you some items. Also, on Route 42 LEFT if you keep trying to pass the troll he'll eventually give up, but you'll take a bunch of damage. Still, it can be done. I can confirm that all of this is true. Thanks to Kasey Brown and Blaximum for commenting. Thanks for watching! "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."