Based on the 1985 blockbuster movie, Back to the Future for the NES was developed by Beam Software and published by LJN in 1989. Players take on the role of Marty McFly in 1955, racing against time to ensure his parents fall in love and secure his own existence. The gameplay primarily features a top-down perspective where Marty must collect clocks to stop his family photo from disappearing. With arcade-style segments involving skateboards, hula hoops, and bowling balls, the game culminates in challenging mini-games like the high school dance guitar solo. It remains a famous piece of 8-bit history for fans of movie-to-game adaptations.