PART TWO: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJlortWcd6TVp5s.html PART THREE: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oqR_zpttqqvLqbg.html PART FOUR: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZIppxZWogszHdtI.html

@KAZ3EM

2 жыл бұрын

I saw some dude on KZread, he made Amiga synthwave with Amiga software. The Amiga soundchip is was in the 80's and early 90's. My brother had one and I had Atari 5200 and Sega mastersystem pal version. So many nostalgic moments.

Yo! Joe: Where every song would fit in a 1980s action movie training montage.

@fineworkscoverart

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for highlighting this Synthwave-Gem! You can find the complete soundtrack here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/n5dlrbmLnM_HeZc.html

I saw Amiga in the thumbnail and clicked immediately. Ruff 'n Tumble and Yo! Joe are good picks, but there are also a lot of truly fantastic games on that thing, Turrican II being my absolute favorite (and one of my favorite games period). Insanely good soundtracks are also kind of a running theme for the system. If you're into video game music and haven't looked into Amiga soundtracks, I highly recommend doing so. The title themes in particular are worth looking up.

I like this Game Sack-style format for you. PS - Thank you for making my Tuesday and Thursday mornings good!

@SNESdrunk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

@SECONDQUEST

5 жыл бұрын

RIP the full game sack

Amiga was a best seller in France as well, it had an incredible sound chip

@drunkensailor112

2 жыл бұрын

It was popular all over Europe including Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, belgium

@Justforvisit

Жыл бұрын

Amiga 500 and SNES, the "Legendary Soundchip Club Companions"

That Wario land would have been a good game for the 3DS and its 3d Effect , wasted opportunity.

@Hektols

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, they could have make a full color remake, most of the work was already done.

@FoxUnitNell

4 жыл бұрын

@@Hektols They should have the game in a virtual boy compilation package.

@SatoshiMatrix1

4 жыл бұрын

The Virtual Boy has a small library, but the games it does have are almost all excellent. It's an absolute shame Nintendo never did any ports of enhanced sequels to Virtual Boy games like Teleroboxer, Mario Clash and of course, VirtualBoy Wario Land. If you can get ahold of a working VirtualBoy, it's totally worth it. Emulation is nice, but 2D just isn't how these games were designed to be played.

@rars0n

4 жыл бұрын

@@SatoshiMatrix1 I agree. I unfortunately sold mine years ago and never got to play all the titles that were available for it, but the games that I did play were very good. Teleroboxer is a bit short, but lots of fun to play. Mario Tennis is a great use of the 3D effect and never gets old. Red Alarm looks like a mess in screenshots but looks awesome when you're actually playing it, and the controls are great. Galactic Pinball is another one that I would spend hours playing almost every night. My only real gripe about the library is that the fact that it's so small leaves you wanting more. Having only owned 3 games for it (I rented Teleroboxer), I always wanted a little more variety. My favorite thing about the Virtual Boy is the controller. It's probably the most comfortable controller ever made. I also liked the fact that you could swap out the battery module with an adapter that utilized an SNES power cord.

@not2tired

3 жыл бұрын

@@SatoshiMatrix1 In addition to VB games, I guess "any way you can" could include hacking a Virtual Boy to also play Amiga games

The Amiga has a lot of amazingly outstanding soundtracks. :D

@lucariosimon9058

5 жыл бұрын

TURRICAN TURRICAN 2! And 3! Mmmmff! Everything by Chris Huelsbeck omfg Sorry I’m a fanboy lol

@ManillaHeep

5 жыл бұрын

So does the Turbo Grafx 16

@drunkensailor112

5 жыл бұрын

Xenon 2!

@soupalex

5 жыл бұрын

the chaos engine (aka soldiers of fortune)! although admittedly i do prefer the main theme and the sound of some of the instruments in the megadrive/genesis version, it was originally an amiga game

@rockettaco

3 жыл бұрын

Yup! :D

This is one of my favorite channels on KZread. I hope you know that.

@SNESdrunk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

@raggededge82

5 жыл бұрын

His videos are perfect. Well written and well researched content and no garbage filler. I liked and subscribed because I wanted to, not because someone told me to smash that button.

You post some excellent videos with some games I can't wait to try. I also appreciate your embrace of emulation for those who may not be able to spend much on retro games. "Play this one any way you can" really should be the tag line for your channel, it's more appealing than "SNESdrunk" :P

@SNESdrunk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

Actually, Amiga is EXTREMELY popular in Europe, so it's not forgotten forever :).

@Kig_Ama

5 жыл бұрын

Extreme Wreck 2000 true check my channel.:)

@Beelzeboogie

5 жыл бұрын

@OjaruFan It's just what we had. PC's weren't affordable and were just considered inferior in terms of graphics and sound (in fairness it was). PC's didn't really start to take off until Doom.

@lilwyvern4

5 жыл бұрын

@@Beelzeboogie Never had an Amiga, nor ever seen one for that matter, but something about those things calls to me. I sort of get Dreamcast-esque "should have been world-changing" vibes from it. And oh damn does it have music.

@FindecanorNotGmail

5 жыл бұрын

The Amiga also had a more modern OS for office/desktop applications at the time. As if you would have mixed classic MacOS with Windows 95, but in 1986.

@ExtremeWreck

5 жыл бұрын

@@FindecanorNotGmail Wow! That's really cool!

Great episode and was pleased to see Ruff n Tumble feature as that's a great game for the good 'ol miggy. If you do a follow-up episode, might I suggest you try "Lionheart" on the Amiga as not only it's a good action platformer, it's also an excellent technical showpiece for the machine which features effects that would put the SNES to shame.

You make my life sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much easier! Since 2014 I do not play anything but what I watch here, finished almost every game covered here! Even some of the "not recommended" THANKS FOR EXISTING!! (I mean it!)

Ruff n' Tumble looked awesome! Thanks for the cool video SNES Drunk.

@SNESdrunk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

@LouGojira2

5 жыл бұрын

@@SNESdrunk You're very welcome sir...keep up the good work. Your videos are some of the best.

@AL82RetrogamingLongplays

5 жыл бұрын

You can watch the full Ruff 'n' Tumble video on my channel (I believe that's where the footage was sourced from): kzread.info/dash/bejne/mXd71rZvfNjde5c.html

@LouGojira2

5 жыл бұрын

@@AL82RetrogamingLongplays Nice! Thank you for the link...I'll definitely check it out.

If snes version of doom is like driving a Ferrari underwater, the gba version is like driving it in a swamp.

So glad to see Ruff and Tumble get some love. Insane that it runs on hardware released in 1985 :)

@ggbetz

5 жыл бұрын

I found my 1st amiga game to play!

@noop9k

5 жыл бұрын

A500 is 87 IIRC, the 1st affordable Amiga. Before A500 Amiga was only a buggy workstation-type computer, not bought for games.

@vix_in_japan

5 жыл бұрын

@@noop9k Hardware wise there is no difference between an A500 and a 1985 A1000, both use OCS* chipset. The only difference is that Agnus was made Fat for the Amiga 500 migrating lots of discrete logic from the A1000 into Agnus making a single 'Fat' Agnus package. Otherwise a 1985 A1000 will play Ruff n Tumble just fine with no modifications. (* Late Amiga 500s contain a so called ECS 'Fatter' Agnus)

@vix_in_japan

5 жыл бұрын

@@ggbetz It's great fun :)

@noop9k

5 жыл бұрын

Pixel Vixen buggy os, amount of RAM, shape, price. I never said they were different hardware. A1000 wasn’t affordable and there were nearly no games. Again, A1000 was priced way beyond acceptable limit for a gaming system. No customers - no games. A500 was a device bought by many purely as a games console, creating a viable market for games(but until, maybe, 89, primary target still was the ST). That’s the difference.

would love to see an entire 3DO episode, or even Atari Jaguar lolol. def some good games but even just to hear you rip the bad ones apart lolol

@ggbetz

5 жыл бұрын

I love my 3do

@rodrigohaym

5 жыл бұрын

As I watched the video, I was pretty sure Alien vs Predator for the Jaguar would be mentioned, but alas, it wasn't.

@BabusGameRoom

5 жыл бұрын

I've got a real soft-spot for the 3DO. SNES Drunk! You should totally do a video of SNES games that got updated re-releases on the 3DO...there are at least 3! (Soccer Kid, Fun and Games, and Ballz 3D: Director's Cut...doesn't sound appealing, but the 3DO versions were far, far better than the SNES versions)

@ggbetz

5 жыл бұрын

I miss my jag...

@EpicImports

5 жыл бұрын

It's crazy to think about how expensive both of those consoles were when released. So expensive that no one could afford to buy the jaguar or Panasonic 3do. And that's why they simply couldn't compete with sega and nintendo. Then once Sony playstation came out with the black discs for an affordable price it was officially game over for any up and coming competitors, except for Microsoft of course.

Wait, Blue Lightning is from 1989? Holy crap that looks like something from the GBA.

@ExtremeWreck

5 жыл бұрын

The Atari Lynx was the PSP of the 90s pretty much.

@kabochaVA

5 жыл бұрын

@@ExtremeWreck Except the PSP was quite successful, while the Lynx was a commercial failure.

@ThetaReactor

5 жыл бұрын

The Lynx had sprite-scaling features that make 16-bit consoles jealous.

@kabochaVA

5 жыл бұрын

@@ThetaReactor The Lynx *IS* a 16 bit console...

@ExtremeWreck

5 жыл бұрын

@@kabochaVA Yeah, that difference, though the PSP wasn't as successful as the DS.

I grew up with a Mac so Marathon was the FPS I had so its awesome to see it got some more representation back in the day. Great video as always!

I thought we could make it through one video without hearing “make stuff go ‘boom.’” But I still love you since you do wrap it up with a sincere “Have a great rest of your day.”

A 3DO logo in the thumbnail? Starting with VB Wario Land?? I'm excited for this!! EDIT: One of those rare 90's kids who had a 3DO and a Lynx checking in here. Return Fire was great, especially with its 2-Player multiplayer! I THINK it had co-op too! It's one of those 3DO games with a PlayStation port that was so much better on the 3DO, like Gex and Road Rash.

@DaveLong

5 жыл бұрын

The multiplayer in Return Fire was the highlight by far. If you got a couple people who knew what they were doing playing against one another, it was epic.

@ggbetz

5 жыл бұрын

Recieved a 3do last year as a gift from a fan ($5 thrift store find with game!). Some fun stuff

@briantaylorcloe7725

5 жыл бұрын

Road Rash & Gex were great on Saturn, but premier for the 3DO (ya know, being EA's system and all) Don't recall Return Fire, though ... Looks fun!

@ggbetz

5 жыл бұрын

@@briantaylorcloe7725 they should have gone harder on it. Not that I'm complaining about what's there

@JMFSpike

5 жыл бұрын

I think that 3DO should have encouraged developers to put exclusive content in the 3DO versions of their games, like an exclusive level, item, game mode, boss battle, or playable character. I think that would have helped them sell so many more consoles and games. They might have actually been able to survive for a full console life cycle that way(which is typically 5 or 6 years), and we may have actually seen the M2 get released.

This is probabaly one of the best "hidden gem" videos for retro gaming I've ever seen. Actual titles I haven't heard of or played. I'm actually gonna play through a few of these myself.

5:38 Every Marathon fan's head just exploded at this sentence. All seven of us.

@voidstrider801

3 жыл бұрын

The marathon trilogy on PC is excellent, truly a great thing that it was liberated from Apple's graveyard, there is even a small but dedicated mod community around it, and it's free now. Can't ask for more than that really.

That's crazy. I had no idea the SNES got Street Fighter Alpha.

@Professor_Utonium_

5 жыл бұрын

SFA2 was my first SF game and it was the SNES version too

@TheArizonaAssasin

5 жыл бұрын

Mine was classic Street Fighter 2 but I also had the Hyper Fighting edition that I always play on the fastest setting. I also had the one that came out before Street Fighter Alpha- the one that introduced Fei Long and had 24 players. I forget which one it was.

@TheArizonaAssasin

5 жыл бұрын

I think it was Super Street Fighter 2

Props for bringing up Return Fire. It had a competitive/co-op multiplayer on PC and my friend and I had a pretty great time with it back when. Had completely forgotten the name and, for the most part, the game itself until this video.

Pirates! belongs in the video game hall of fame, if it isn't already. I've the NES version on my mini, it's tremendous. Printed a map, mind blown it's actually a map of real Caribbean.

Unrelated, but thank you for talking about The Firemen a bunch. I put it on my SNES Classic and I love it! Fairly simple gameplay, but also kind of hard, too. Just a lot of fun.

Love the hidden gems man. Also great work on this and the relaxing tracks too :)

I had Return Fire on PSX when I was a kid. I used to LOVE that game. So many hours poured into that game.

The Amiga was quite capable, and there's a whole bunch of hidden and not so hidden gems on that. For the 80's home computers, I would argue that that's probably the best one for games. Sure, there's competition, and there are plenty of games that were not released on it, but just generally speaking, the Amiga makes a pretty good showing.

@ThetaReactor

5 жыл бұрын

If you're talking about run and gun platformer with amazing soundtracks, you can't forget that the Turrican series started on the Amiga.

@AFnord

5 жыл бұрын

@@ThetaReactor Oh yeah, Turrican is probably one of the most iconic Amiga games, and a genuinely really good one

@AFnord

5 жыл бұрын

@DejaVoodooDoll In many cases, but obviously not all, the Amiga version was the superior though. Particularly for games released early on in the Amiga's lifecycle. Any home computer from that era would have an insane number of trash games though, and arcade ports to home computers would rarely be good.

@jimkrom

5 жыл бұрын

As for arcade ports it has the best non emulated versions of ggosts and gonlins, toki and silkworm (whih is better than the arcade in both sound and gameplay)

I take it I'm not the only person who was intrigued by Jeremy Parish's Virtual Boy retrospective.

Honestly, Blue Lightning is good, but Todd’s Adventure in Slime World was brilliant! Quirky and often scary! Great video btw

You should totally cover more Virtual Boy games, the library is actually mostly solid.

@elbitxo5945

5 жыл бұрын

Agree. Jack Bros is actually great, and there are other somewhat flawed but still good games, like Teleroboxer or Mario Clash. Half of the games released for the system are decent enough to be played nowadays... on emulator with grey-scale and no headaches xD

@duffman18

5 жыл бұрын

The channel Jeremy Parish is superb, and he's doing in depth reviews on every single Virtual Boy game (as well as doing reviews on every single game boy, nes, snes and mega drive games, and they're not just very quick reviews, he goes very in depth on everything)

@kabochaVA

5 жыл бұрын

What do you mean "totally cover more Virtual Boy games"? There were a total of 22 games for the system. If he wanted to, he could "totally cover" them in one video (and there wouldn't be "more" to cover). LoL

@snowowl4506

5 жыл бұрын

@@kabochaVA Sure, he could cover them all in one video, but there are some like Jack Bros. that could warrant a video of their own. I just want to see his own take on Virtual Boy games, that's all.

@kabochaVA

5 жыл бұрын

@@snowowl4506 Yeah, that would be interesting to see his opinion about the Virtual Boy. But then it would be hard not to compare it with that of the Angry Video Game Nerd. Oh man, that was already 9 years ago!

Wario Land on the Virtual Boy was my first Wario Game and that game is awesome! Also, I really dig Amiga games. Great video as always!!!

I really love the idea behind this list! I always love finding games on consoles no one would expect them on. A personal one I've always found cool is Ogre Battle 64. A 2D, story-heavy strategy game on the N64? Yes pls. Also, Panic Bomber, block dropping puzzler, has always been one of my favorites on Virtual Boy

@sufianramli8017

5 жыл бұрын

LOVE Ogre Battle. Ironically my first experience was with psx

The amiga has some of the best music that gaming has ever heard. Please check more amiga stuff out as I feel there’s so much that’s missed by most tbh. Moonstone, the lotus games, space crusade, turrican games, battle squadron, swos...

Wildly overpriced? Apple? Nah never!

@herrpez

5 жыл бұрын

In all fairness, for those $600 you couldn't even buy a monitor stand today.

@NYCHeavyHitz212

5 жыл бұрын

Not 600 bux in the mid 90s overpriced.

@amerikaOnFire

5 жыл бұрын

@@herrpez For $600 in 1996 money you ALMOST could! It works out to almost $1000 even after inflation is calculated. That's a pretty hilarious coincidence.

@Justinpitchford

4 жыл бұрын

Newtons are worthless. Ut marathon games are free an opensource on pc an are really great games and free :)

@relo999

4 жыл бұрын

@Boco Corwin Or required for their job.

Great video!! not sure how I found Pirates! Gold as a kid, but I played the heck out of it and loved it so much- still replay pretty often, too!

I played Marathon back in the day, but on a Mac, as a fan of it's series, am I glad of hearing it featured on this channel, and I had never heard of this version!

I am looking forward to Part 2, as this has been fascinating.

Great video! I don't even know what an Amiga is but those games look great

Never been so early, being from the west coast. Love the video! I always felt like I never missed out on the Amiga but that run-n-gun game looks good!

@GirlsWithAbs

4 жыл бұрын

Believe a few jackass American KZreadrs who have zero knowledge of the Amiga and you might think there's nothing to miss out on. Look at the world objectively and you'll realise you've been stuck in a tiny bubble your whole life. Go out there and discover what the rest of the world was doing while America was stuck in its own echo chamber.

Another great review :3 and make me happy my tuesday :) And talking about unexpected places Valis series was really good for PC engine, yes I know you mentioned before for SNES and SEGA ports, but the console never never left Japan and nobody knew how good it was.

I love the Amiga and it has a boatload of great games! Thanks for giving the Amiga some love! =D

@SNESdrunk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

@Bloxed

5 жыл бұрын

@@SNESdrunk No problem! =)

Love these unique collections you put together! The individual in-depth reviews for obscure games are certainly well put-together, but knowing stuff like "Rocko's Modern Life for SNES is okay if you already a fan of the show or action puzzlers" is not useful information to many people. Hope you have a great rest of your day!

You always make my Tuesday and Thursday! Thank you for having such passion I’m retro gaming! You make me have passion as well!!

@SNESdrunk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Taylor

I was so lucky to have Yo! Joe on the amiga in the 90's. And the music is absolutely fantastic.

Thanks for finding these rare gems on not so popular consoles. You never disappoint.

Funny, the hero of ruff' n tumble reminds me of a ps4 game, Rad Rogers...also return fire was ported on the ps1 if i remember right. Anyway thx for the break, Nice vid as always and remember: make stuff go boom!

You rock man! Keep it up... We love your vids!

>Calling Marathon "Doom with a new coat of paint" Perhaps true in the same sense that Doom is "Wolfenstein with a new coat of paint"

NICE VIDEO AS ALWAYS DRUNK, I might as well add Jetpac on the ZX Spectrum. That console took forever to load games and the side-scrollers were real slugs, but Jetpac plays tremendously well and tremendously fast! I got to play that on a co-workers ZX Spectrum "mini" that he brought to the office (it was a kickstarter project) in a previous job. I always love it when you name your characters "drunk".

@Nekkoru

5 жыл бұрын

The ZX Spectrum was a home computer, not a console.

Thanks for cool snes related videos. It's good to know that there's others that care about the snes as much as I do.

@SNESdrunk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

@AndyLangford77

5 жыл бұрын

@@SNESdrunk can't wait to see more videos man, I get a kick out all of em.

Great video as always, one of my favorite channels.

@SNESdrunk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

Holy crap. Ruff n Tumble looks so good!

Actually I think Wario Land on Virtual Boy is the best Wario Land game.

@mistersympa15

5 жыл бұрын

Certainly in the top 14.

@SirRunk666

5 жыл бұрын

Nintendo should colorize it and release it on the Switch, I think it would go over well.

@k2montgomery419

5 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%!

@rayminishi689

5 жыл бұрын

It's better than WL1. But WL2&3 are completely different games. Wario Land 4 happens to the best designed and well paced game in the series. Especially creative.

@Sinistar1983

5 жыл бұрын

And wario land shake it, is a real hidden gem in its style and level design.

Great content yet again man! Keep it up

Got a headache watching Virtual Boy footage, can only imagine how bad it is actually playing on the device.

I still play my Virtual Boy monthly, I just love the system. And, you must be playing Alpha on a rom, cause that game on the SNES lagggssss. Great video, as usual.

Very nice. I have virtua boy set up on my pc but havent really tried it yet. I will definately check out that game and system now.

43 years old, and will never forget the Yo! Joe! OST. VERY surprised to see it mentioned on this channel.

5:36 "it's pretty much just Doom with a new coat of paint" So like, the Marathon series has the most delightfully overwrought, pretentious plot of just about any game series, even though it plays out over terminal text. Durandal waxes about Hegelian dialectics, and Tycho's breakdowns are pulled straight out of Jung. Anyone who's found the rabbit hole of Undertale's Gaster should definitely look up Hamish Sinclair's Marathon Story Page, because Bungie sure had a different relationship to narrative back then!

Every game on this list looks awesome. Gotta try em all

This is a really fascinating video

Oh man, Return Fire. Played a LOT of that with a buddy of mine with his Playstation. Soooo fun!

Sid Meier's Pirates is also on the NES and it's amazing too!

@steevlan

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the NES version was my first exposure to the game. Later I got it on my ol' Macintosh computer. I always wanted to try the Genesis version.

@drunkensailor112

5 жыл бұрын

The amiga 500 version is the best version. I still play it to this day.

Great video like usual! Mr. SNES Drunk, can you do a video Best and Worst versions of your favorite 16-bit games, where the differences are semi-dramatic (example: TMNT: Tournament Fighters on SNES & Genesis)?

Great video! Hey have you played a game called Whirlo on the SNES? Thought it was a cool platformer. I love all the content bro, really happy you found success on YT

I love Return Fire. The symphony music while destroying is so fun

Great stuff!

Wow, SFA2 looks awesome on the SNES!

I was the perfect age for when the Virtual Boy came out, so I got lost in the novelty, and really enjoyed my time with the system. Wario was my introduction to the character, and the long levels and second quest gave me something to sink my teeth into. I remember only owning a handful of games, like Mario Tennis, the Mario Bros style game Mario Clash... and I think that might be it?? Lol. I absolutely LOVED the VB controller. It was this weird amalgamation of an NES A and B button layout on a GameCube style body with GC style L and R bumpers... with two D-pads! It was crazy comfortable (unlike the NES or SNES controllers) and I would stick my face in that thing and play for HOURS on end. I even found a way to hold it in my lap and play it hunched over in the back seat of my moms car when we would go on long road trips. 2-6 hour long nonstop VB sessions in a moving vehicle. I couldn’t get motion sickness if I tried lol 😂

8:05 I love that music. It really makes you feel like your are traveling around the Caribbean as a pirate. It makes me feel like making a meal made with citrus and getting shit faced off rum.

Great video dude, can I just point you in the direction of playing Qwak on the Amiga a fantastic simple arcade style game that’s beautifully balanced with an all round beautiful aesthetic.

What a great list! I’m currently collecting any and all 3do games. I’ve owned one since 1994. I’ve got a gaming convention this week and I’m hoping to hit some pay dirt. I think I bought everything local.

HOLY SHIT!!! I could not remember the name of that game for YEARS, but Return Fire for the 3DO WAS THE JAM!!! The multiplayer VS mode was, among my cousins, the most serious of business.

Man i Love Your Channel

Interestingly the Atari lynx was also a 16bit system that came out way before the SNES, there were a few more great games, now I gotta go and dig mine out

I have a 3D TV and a raspberry pi I'm going to have to try this! Thanks for the idea!

Love the Pirates port for the Genesis! Kishin Douji Zenki FX for the PC-FX is a good example of a fairly good arcadeish game on an obscure system were almost every game is a visual novel in japanese. Chip Chan Kick! also on that system is pretty good, too.

@ggbetz

5 жыл бұрын

I love my PC-FX! Zenki FX, Langrisser FX, Battle DOLLS, Zeroigar, last imperial prince, all great games (havent played CCK yet), and hey a couple are english friendly!

@noop9k

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, PC-FX is a decent 2D hw that wasn’t really used for much :(

@elbitxo5945

5 жыл бұрын

it had the best full motion video quality of its generation, better than 3DO, Saturn or PSX!

@noop9k

5 жыл бұрын

elbitxo yes, but later CDi came with VCD addon installed by default, so..

@ggbetz

5 жыл бұрын

3D0 probably infinitely more playable, tho it doesnt have those zelda games...

My cousin had a 3DO and Return Fire was one of the games he had. It was a really fun game. You could even play 2 player capture the flag!

@samgibson6287

5 жыл бұрын

What was the ps1 version of this game called? i know i rented this back in the day. my brother and i went nuts on it!

I loved the Marathon games. These were strange but fun games!

Return Fire had a PC port, the entire soundtrack was in a single WAV file and i would play Doom and Heretic listening to it.

Hidden gems, great video. Thanks man.

@SNESdrunk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

Hey friend, the early Amiga models (such as the glorious 500 one) were pretty popular throughout western Europe. Like you mentioned, there's a lot of mediocre, if not horrible games, however there are numerous good and interesting ones. I have to suggest you Apidya, a surprisingly well made wannabe Japanese shooter, and Traps 'n' Treasures, an incredible puzzle / 2d platformer. Think it as an early Brain like game!

excellent, do more videos like this👍

Return Fire was released on the PC around the same time as the 3DO version. What I remember most fondly of it was the split-screen 1vs1 mode, that was a lot of fun.

@TheEbonyFlame

5 жыл бұрын

also on ps1, it's one of the few 2-player games that I got as a kid

Love that SNES Akuma music at the end

Return Fire was released on PS and Saturn as well. It's also the successor to "Fire Power" on the Amiga 500 which is euqually awesome.

Always informative. I love the content.

The thing that really stands out about Yo! Joe is the 2-player simultaneous mode! Not many platform games were made for two players.

Yesssss Pirates Gold! I loved that game as a kid!

Doom II looks like a game that I would play if I could even find it or get it for whatever system which I'm actually going to research after I leave this comment.

@Nekkoru

5 жыл бұрын

It's on Steam for $4.99 usually.

Wow, a Virtual Boy game. I just tried it once at a retail store and it was pretty challenging to keep looking at that screen (goggles?) for more than 15 minutes. Watching it on KZread didn't make it much more comfortable, but this Wario game really looks interesting and I would definitely try it with the greyscale mode!

Blue Lightning made me want a Linx when I was a kid. Looked so cool. But I'm glad I stuck with my Gameboy. Pound for pound, Gameboy was a beast.

I may have to start reviewing these games any way I can, lol! 😂

I remember going to Blockbuster when I was a kid and trying the Virtual Boy out. It was actually pretty cool, but wasn't fully impressed to rent it.

@mikicerise6250

5 жыл бұрын

I hope eventually a virtual virtual boy is released in VR. Without the nausea-inducing effects. ;)

Thank you, SNES Drunk. I hope YOU have a great rest of YOUR day.

pretty cool. i gotta play that wario game someday.

Return Fire was awesome. I played the hell out of it on the PC - in two player mode! ♥️

The Amiga had the best music of the 16bit era, no question. The USA missed out!