I never knew Joe was into cosplay. Good to see he is exploring more hobbies than video editing and games.

@ekuzo4

4 жыл бұрын

And he is pretty good doing cosplay too, I mean, damn...

Kenshiro is such a badass. "You are already dead" Tons of head explodey action and blood everywhere lol

@digioverlord

9 жыл бұрын

+AlphaOmegaSin He destroyed a tank...by kicking it! He is THE image in the dictionary for baddass :P

@n0isyturtle

9 жыл бұрын

Have you played Ken's Rage on the PS3? It's pretty fucking rad.

@LeoHwzrChannel

9 жыл бұрын

+digioverlord ...so has Chun Li

@kuro68000

9 жыл бұрын

The PS2 Hokuto no Ken game, a 2D fighter based on an arcade machine, is excellent.

@ThatFantasyPenguin

9 жыл бұрын

+AlphaOmegaSin don't forget the badass intro

We need a Hentai game episode!

@dirkleon99

9 жыл бұрын

Battle raper* or Gals Panic..... Later is no so much hentai lol

@SuikaIbuki

9 жыл бұрын

+HappyConsoleGamer Rapelay? XD

@SuperMastodon

9 жыл бұрын

+HappyConsoleGamer Oh god...

@GameSack

9 жыл бұрын

+HappyConsoleGamer Might have to put something like that on Final Bosses because that would get flagged to hell here!

@Zeldaschampion

9 жыл бұрын

+HappyConsoleGamer I have to admit that would be funny but I am pretty sure both Dave and Joe want to keep this show at least PG-13

So glad you started off with one of the strangest Dreamcast games. You guys rock!

@drew6874

6 жыл бұрын

Balzac.

@Monty-or9sb

3 жыл бұрын

I took a party pill one night, then decided to stay in and play SOTB instead. It was AWEEEEESOMMEE!

[Coury] UN Squadron was the first SNES game I ever played, and I loved it. I think it really holds up well and is probably my favorite shooter on the system. GREG GATES FOREVER!

Favorite part of Sundays: Staying up to watch Game Sack.

@JayDee284

9 жыл бұрын

+nxtgen720p Sunday afternoon 4 me

@ProtosMerkabah

9 жыл бұрын

+JayDee284 Ha! It's Sunday Evening for me now! (6:38pm)

@104d_3rr0r_vince

9 жыл бұрын

sunday 12:42 😆

@Crusher29

9 жыл бұрын

+Vincent GR Sunday 1PM now

@MrSpvdes

9 жыл бұрын

+AlphaDog Sunday12:00 pm where I am !

With a name like Ball Sack, of course he's evil!

make this a series! you'll attract a lot more fans!

@GameSack

9 жыл бұрын

+Erik Ramirez We plan to. There's soooo many games we could cover.

@GreenHotDogz

9 жыл бұрын

+Game Sack for sure! and thanks for the response :) I've been a huge fan of you guys for a while now. Got a lot of my buddies into watching your videos.

@eggycat

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah it'll definitely gather the fandoms that these different animes have. Maybe for episode 2 you should review the Akira game on the famicom. I bought a load of titles while in Japan at the moment, but haven't managed to buy a famicom yet, whoops!

@GameSack

9 жыл бұрын

blxxp Is the Akira game any good? I just watched that movie again a few weeks ago. One of the classics for sure.

@eggycat

9 жыл бұрын

+Game Sack I really do like the film, the game is made by Taito but it sadly got bad reviews much like the other Akira games which were released. Seems to be more of a option/storytelling game, but I really like the music!

If you ever do another anime and manga episode, I definitely know one game I'd recommend wholeheartedly: Kyattou Ninden Teyandee for the Famicom, based on an anime that we here in the English-speaking world know better as Samurai Pizza Cats. It's a Tecmo platformer that's clearly very heavily inspired by Mega Man and the like, and it's honestly a REALLY DAMNED GOOD GAME, with fantastic graphics and music, great gameplay with really varied levels, and some of the best between-level cutscenes on the whole of the NES. I can pretty much guarantee you guys would like it, as there's really nothing it does poorly aside from maybe being a little less challenging than it could've been. Really, really good game all around!

@ssjup81

9 жыл бұрын

+Wyrdwad I love that anime series. It's quite funny in English and Japanese. From about 1990 (Japan). I'd love to see them cover this.

I'm feeling so spoiled having Game Sack every week now. Thank you Joe and Dave!

the most hilarious part is this was released while I was at an anime convention.

Record of Lodoss War for the Dreamcast.

I'm Surprised Cory In The House On DS Wasn't Here!

@hankhill242productions6

9 жыл бұрын

My favorite anime !!!

@Silvergun_Raven

9 жыл бұрын

Filthy Frank approves

@RarefoilB

9 жыл бұрын

+Matthew J. Boone So THAT'S where that meme started.

This has got to be one of my favorite KZread channels... Keep doing your thing guys. Saludos from Monterrey, nuevo Leon. Mexico

Can't wait to meet you guys at Retropalooza. Your reviews are the best out there. Short and to the point while touching on subjects like music and graphical details/limits that you don't find in many reviews. Most reviewers spend 15 minutes talking about everything but you guys get it done in quarter of the time. Y'all are art.

seeing astro boy brought back a whole load of nostalgia when i played it years back,fantastic game thanks for showing guys!

Yes Game Sack, it's awesome to see you pumping out these shows 1 a week now. The quality is still super high too, you guys are the best.

Oh fuck. That ending. I'm dead. lol

Watching Golgo 13 made me want to play Rescue: The Embassy Mission

Yeah as always that was fantastic. I cracked up when you said you can't pay for planes with the joy of happy families.

"You narrowed it down to about 15,000 characters" lmao

@darsparx

6 жыл бұрын

and now I'm wondering who he's dressed up as since he didn't really narrow it down with that XD

Nice to see UN Squadron and Black Belt getting some love.

I could quite happily watch Dave eat popcorn on a 10hr loop.

You'd need another weekly show to cover anime-based games. Magic Knight Rayearth, Lodoss War, Slayers Royal, Tenchi Muyo, and Sailor Moon come to mind for the SNES alone. Then there are all the Dragon Ball games, all the One Piece games, the Bleaches, the Lodoss for the Dreamcast, the Macross / Robotech games... the list goes on and on.

The berserk game on the PS2 is very good, it's an improvement over the dreamcast title in every way except for the music which went from excellent to just good.

Heh, Cloud wishes his sword was as good as Guts'.

Lol guys, when I clicked this video I thought, "Man, I hope they cover Berserk on Dreamcast." And about a minute later I was like "Hell Yeah!" Thanks for all of your great vids. You're the BEST!

@ekuzo4

4 жыл бұрын

As a fan of the manga and the anime I have to say this game has some really nice atmosphere. Could be a little too challenging sometimes though - the last level is a pain in the ass even on easy mode

Yep just got home from work, Saturday night, feelin fine... and a GAME SACK video to watch! Love it!!!

Another great video! I'm actually going to be doing a whole marathon of vids covering Hokuto no Ken games, there are actually some gems to be found from that series. Btw, in HnK on the Famicom, hold A & B and press up to enter doors, it'll lead you in circles unless you're powered up, that's the only way to get tothe boss characters actually.Plenty of games based on Dragon Ball Z, Yu Yu Hakusho and Naruto, some of them are actually pretty damn good too.

In Shaman King you will find a spirit that will let you skip levels that you already beat. It should've been introduced sooner, but it is there. Another good thing about the game is that it's actually based upon the manga and not the anime, since the latter changed a few things from its original. Personally, I really enjoy the music since it really fits the atmosphere. You should also look up the battle ofthe final boss since the background is fantastic. Also, also, it's really interesting that Konami made so many castlevania-like license games. TMNT: Radical Rescue and Hunter x Hunter on the GBC play very much like a Castlevania.

@tetrisdave

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah the more I played after my review the more the music grew on me. It's really good!

@JesseDylanMusic

9 жыл бұрын

+Game Sack Dave there was a Pokemon RPG type Shaman King sequel on GBA, too. It's not so great.

Loved U.N Squadron as a kid! I don't have it anymore, and I miss that game.

I am in the middle of a programming assignment due this week! Game Sack is on? I think I have my priorities straight by watching this episode!

Dave, there's actually another Golgo 13 game that was released under the title "Moffat Conspiracy" if you're interested in the game.

@tetrisdave

9 жыл бұрын

+ZetZatar Yeah I know about that one but since I don't own it it was left out.

I can't tell you guys how awesome it is to come home and hit the sack to watch some Sack. Thanks for putting out such great content so regularly!

I feckin love you guys. never stop "game sack". I love "nerding out" soooo much. Thanks guys :) AWESOME!

SWEET! You mentioned Astro Boy: Omega Factor =D That and the Sailor Moon games for the SNES are some of my favorite anime games

Astro Boy: Omega Factor is one of the best GBA games, wether you've watched the anime or not! The story is incredible and actually very complex!

Gamesack reviews are just more in-depth and mature compared to so many others on KZread.

@theSato

9 жыл бұрын

+Haakon Anderson Not necessarily always "mature" but mostly just fair and honest

@HaakonAnderson

9 жыл бұрын

+Sato fair enough lol

@JazGalaxy

9 жыл бұрын

+Sato I'd say they are mature insomuch as they don't yell, scream, and pander for attention. They mostly just stick to talking about the games.

@theSato

9 жыл бұрын

JazGalaxy Yeah, but they're not above making the occasional dick joke, and so not necessarily "mature". :P And I like it that way.

@RyumaXtheXKing

9 жыл бұрын

+Haakon Anderson They are not really in depth... at all. They only play the games half an hour at best and don't even look up guides when they need help.

I like that you guys aren't influenced by the manga or anime and just see the game for what it is.

I usually really like your ending skits, but this time i laugh to tears with Joe's cosplay.

On the next edition, can you include Ghost in thr Shell for the Playstation. That game was cool and had a great soundtrack.

@lanetrip13

9 жыл бұрын

+Gerald Perez I second this. Ghost in the Shell for PS1 is awesome. I got it and still play it from time to time. Takes some getting use to but when you get the hang of it, its great.

@geraldperez2768

9 жыл бұрын

It's Awesome!

@aer0soul

9 жыл бұрын

+Gerald Perez GITS for the PS1 is in my all-time replayable games list. it's absolutely amazing.

Fate/Extra on the PSP is a really good game.

@abbeymcneill2720

9 жыл бұрын

I thought I was the only one. It's loaded in my PSP right now.

@E1uisve_M4GE

9 жыл бұрын

hell yes I LOVE that game!!!

@shards-of-glass-man

9 жыл бұрын

+michael hall (Rwanime442) If not for the stupid Treasure Hunts, it would be even better.

You guys are un-freaking believable! This much high quality content so fast?

Man Astroboy Omega Factor was one of my favorite games when I was little, glad to see someone give it some recognition!

Check out Robotech Battlecry for the Gamecube, and Record of Lodoss War for the Dreamcast. Both excellent games, and I'm a lot like Dave. I don't even like anime that much (except for the old school stuff like Captain Harlock and Robotech).

@JazGalaxy

9 жыл бұрын

+Dorelaxen I'd like to see that Robotech game. I remember hearing about how good it was. Super out of the blue, though, as no Robotech properties were even popular at the time.

yall doing this as your full time jobs now or is dave still wearing those sweet fedex shorts.

@GameSack

9 жыл бұрын

+Forvern He's still wearing those sweet Fed Ex shorts. :)

@invader9247

9 жыл бұрын

+Game Sack how about Robotech? I use to watch this as a kid and there are tons of games on a bunch of different systems.

@JamesSkemp

9 жыл бұрын

+Game Sack Are you guys back to weekly? If so, I'm bumping up my Patreon pledge accordingly.

@tetrisdave

9 жыл бұрын

Still doing the fedex gig. :(

@cocodojo

9 жыл бұрын

+Game Sack Dave Dave.... how did you and Joe manage to NOT crack up laughing for that ending bit? I saw Joe and burst into a fit of laughter, so I applaud you for at least managing to keep it together long enough to get that bit done.

this is how I know you guys are popular. uploaded not to long ago at an obscure hour. keep them coming guys. :-D

It's awesome that you decided put some of the rarer not obvious at first ones in rather than the same old turkeys of Dorayermon, Pokemon, Digimon, Monster Rancher, Yu-Gi-Oh, Dragonball Normal and Z, One Peice ect which everyone puts in these. Good job guys although there is nothing wrong with playing the old turkeys for one episode of it it's good to see some new ones come out of this genre of games.

thats the whitest dreamcast ive ever seen....mines "sepia" at this point.....

@Ghost_Of_SAS

9 жыл бұрын

+Short Fuse Then I guess you could call it a... (•_•) / ( •_•)>⌐□-□ / (⌐□_□) ...Creamcast. YEAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!

@ShortFuseFighting

9 жыл бұрын

Ghost81 ha

@MrDmoney156

9 жыл бұрын

+Ghost81 Funny you say that as that joke or satire was already done in Rent-A-Hero no.1 lol

@Ghost_Of_SAS

9 жыл бұрын

MrDmoney156 Had to look it up. No idea what that was. Still don't.

@theivace9705

9 жыл бұрын

+Short Fuse I wouldn't have expected to see you here. It might be the lighting or camera. Mine is pretty white in the day, but not with my lamp at night.

Fullmetal Alchemist for the PS2 maby? :)

@dirkleon99

9 жыл бұрын

Love the 2nd game!!!

@nikodem123asdf

9 жыл бұрын

+MocnyBrowarek It's a great one I'm playing the broken angel now

@joseagustincuesta

9 жыл бұрын

+MocnyBrowarek Too bad they didn't translate the third one.

@MocnyBrowarek

9 жыл бұрын

Jetto Agu yeah :/ and I'am still waiting for fan translation. Same with berserk for the PS2.

@nikodem123asdf

9 жыл бұрын

MocnyBrowarek there is already a fantranslation for the PS2 berserk, I played through it twice

I hope to see a part 2 of this video in the future, I want to see more of them. Great video as always.

I remember watching Hokutonoken before school around 5AM when I was in Japan. It always pumped me up for the morning exercise before class.

Nothing like a Game Sack episode to start my day~ Hey Dave, Since you're the one covering GBA games, make sure to try out Dragon Ball Advanced Adventure next time! It's a great game although a bit short and easy for platforming veterans... But I honestly think that DBAA is the best Dragon Ball game I've ever played! (And yes, I've played all of the Butouden, Budokai, Budokai Tenkaichi and Hypersonic Warriors games, and none of them can touch Advanced Adventure in my opinion) The GBA is also home of a very nice Action RPG based on Dragon Ball Z called "Legacy of Goku 2"

@mortenera2294

4 жыл бұрын

DBZ Buu's Fury: Am I a joke to you?

Lmao those after credits. Great work as always you two. Now as for some suggestions...hmm...these are some of my favorites. Kinnikuman Grand Prix Max 2 (PS2) Galactic Wrestling (PS2) Dragon Ball Z Attack of the Saiyans (DS) Dragon Ball Advanced Adventure (GBA) Blood Will Tell (PS2) DevilMan (PS1) Kyatto Ninden Teyandee (Samurai Pizza Cats) (Famicom) Melty Blood (PC/PS2) Full Metal Alchemist and the Broken Angel (PS2) Full Metal Alchemist 2 Curse of The Crimson Elixir (PS2) Orphen: Scion of Sorcery (PS2) Fist of the North Star: Kens Rage (PS3/360) I'm sure the list can go on forever, but I don't wanna get too wordy, I think Joe would like Blood Will Tell and Dave would like Samurai Pizza Cats, but that's for you fine folks to decide =p! PS: I wanted to get a copy of Noobow after last episode but MAN that game is expensive, so I guess I have to pass =( lol.

@WhatsOnMyShelf

9 жыл бұрын

+The Shadowgate Keeper That is a well composed message and request. Most leaving comments yell out an entire series. Also, if you like random exploring games, you may like an old indie PC game Seiklus. It's much less expensive than Noobow or Trip World--free!

@BakiX

9 жыл бұрын

WhatsOnMyShelf Oh wow, Thanks for the suggestion Ill definitely check it out! =)

@WhatsOnMyShelf

9 жыл бұрын

There was a time where I was dipping into indie stuff on PC. Another random exploration game that made me question my efforts is Polychromatic Funk Monkey (PFM). I don't know if the dev of PFM still does this, but if you completed the game, you could create a message that would be sent to the dev and a sign post randomly placed in the game that could be viewed by any player.

@BakiX

9 жыл бұрын

WhatsOnMyShelf That's super interesting, I had never heard of ether of these title up until you mentioned them lol. I look forward to trying them out, they sound like a great time =)! Thanks again!

0:12 Gotta love seeing you troll the audience and pronunciation police right at the outset. Made me laugh.

Cool topic for an episode. My suggestion for the next episode in this series would be the Zillion games on the Sega Master System.

How could you do an anime episode without covering a Spongebob game?

@TheHeartThatRunsCold

9 жыл бұрын

+noisyturtle L O Fucking L. Thank you for the laugh dude.

@MrDmoney156

9 жыл бұрын

Spongebob is not an anime for one :-P

@n0isyturtle

9 жыл бұрын

MrDmoney156 How can that be true when Patrick is the sexiest waifu there is?

@thrashedfingers

9 жыл бұрын

"anime" and "manga" can refer to media made outside of Japan, therefore, "anime" and "manga" can't on their own specify media from Japan.

@MrDmoney156

9 жыл бұрын

+noisyturtle xD lol!

you guys are crazy !!! Keeping content pumping on the channel !! love it

I love that you guys upload your vids so late. Its perfect timing for me since I live in Hawaii. thanks for being night owls gamesack!

I'm glad you guys covered Astro Boy. Treasure did such a great job with that platformer. I really enjoy playing it on the big screen. The boss fights are just great! Good stuff as always, gents.

Definitely a subject I want you guys to return to in the future.

I remember being very impressed with Astroy Boy: Omega Factor. After you reach a certain point in the story and meeting a key character, the gameplay incorporated this time travelling element in the form of a stage select, which had you hunting down certain mysteries and saving other characters from Osamu Tezuka's "multiverse" before getting the true ending. Also, Treasure snuck in a certain song from Gunstar Heroes in the epilogue chapter of the game, which was pretty cool.

Great episode! Look forward to the series.

Great episode guys. Keep up the good work.

This topic will definitely get you some video mileage. Lots of material to work with here. Awesome episode always!

Keep up the great work guys. Love this show.

Guys I love your show, it makes me happy. Keep it coming!!!

Area 88 holds the rare honour of being a brilliant manga, anime OVA, anime TV series and shmup. Carrier Air Wing is also a great shmup.

Dude! You guys are so funny, hahahha. Thanks for this great episode.

Astro Boy has too much iron in his diet if he is shitting out so many bullets.

I remember when Berserk came out one of the selling points was that the sword would hit the wall, which was a novel concept for interaction and was supposed to add a layer of strategy to the game.

Dave, the sky stage in UN Squadron is the best. The boss song goes great with B-2 Stealth Bombers you face. Makes it a very intense fight.

Pretty sure Cloud's sword is like Guts' sword considering Guts was introduced about 9-10 years before Cloud.

The Ghost in the Shell tie-in for the PSX was pretty good; had an amazing Soundtrack!

this was awesome keep up the great content

If you had made it farther in Shaman King: Master of Spirits, you would know that you later get a dragon spirit that can transport you anywhere you have previously been. This feature also returns in the sequel.

Loved that you revisited U. N. Squadron and enjoyed it! It's definitely a unique shooter and I haven't found many like it. Was great to meet you both at PRGE. You'll always have my support regardless of whether you like all the same games as we do ;) - 'U. N. Squadron Guy'

I'm really glad you covered Astro Boy Omega Factor, one of the best GBA games I think was ever made, but I'd like to point one thing out about "looking up more on series". All the characters in Omega Factor are from multiple manga drawn by Osamu Tezuka, not just Astro Boy. The storyline in the game is mostly original taking a few cues from some old stories. The game was meant to tie in with the 2003 anime series, but not directly follow it. The first boss of the game was the enemy for Astro in the first episode. Basically, each time a new Astro Boy property is made, the overall story is never the same. Only Astro's origins are kept intact. If you look at the Omega Factor character roster in the game, you can read on where each character originated from as well as a short biography, and that's probably as much 'looking up on the series' as you really need, unless you start trying to find manga never published in English.

The ending was money. Well played by both haha.

tanks Joe & Dave !! great episode

fist of the north star kens rage is a fun one. really enjoyed this episode

A box and an unreachable ledge. I'm stumped.

Sunday morning with Game Sack! Love this time!

Great episode guys you always supply amazing content. For an idea for a future episode how about the evolution of 3-D games between console generations. Like an overview of how different systems/developers tried to provide a 3-D experience at home then a review of some of the games.

Awesome!! I love anime and I'm interested to see what kinds of games you two found. (Commenting before watching)

Love you guys! :D Long live Michael Bell. Much love to his Legacy of Kain work.I love Raziel and I miss him. :

THANK YOU GAME SACK! I'm eating soup right now. This is perfect!

So happy that you guys included Sword of the Beserk from the Dreamcast

Another great episode guys.

It's about time for a part 2 of this!

I didn't know UN Squadron was based on a anime... Thanks game sack!

I wish there was a segment called "Hell's Domain" where they play games that have tons of satanic demons in it.

Game Sack is the best show of KZread!

Blood Will Tell is based on a manga and it's a hidden gem for PS2, in my opinion.

always love saturday night cause of you guys

Can't wait to meet you guys at Retropalooza!

I'd like to see a vintage Game Sack montage in one of your upcoming videos.

There is a Hokuto no Ken based arcade game known as Fighting Mania in europe. The special thing about this game is that instead of having standard controls you have round punching areas on the side of the screen and you have to punch them (yes, with your real fist) when thesy are up (but not when they are still going up). I really liked this game but I understand that it could be a bit difficult to cover.

ANother great show guys! Thanks!

Great episode as usual!!! Since you asked, here are some games I think would be pretty amazing if you touched on the next time you cover this topic: Zillion I and II (SMS), Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked (PS2), and Lupin the Third: Treasure of the Sorcerer King (PS2). If I remember correctly, I think Spell Caster (SMS) and Mystic Defender (MD) were both originally based on an anime in their original incarnations. There are a crap ton on the TG-16 as well. Keep up the great work! I love that you're doing episodes weekly now!