Bruce Campbell was born to play Rad Gravity in a film adaptation. Somebody type up a screen treatment and get it to him asap.

@Horrorlover65681

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the idea!!!

@SuperTed.

Ай бұрын

No more superhero/remake/video game movies, please.

@riversedgekickboxing694

Ай бұрын

Maybe like 25 years ago, Bruce Campbell is getting pretty old nowadays

@bjornh1527

Ай бұрын

Wow you’re right!!

@retroboomer3197

Ай бұрын

While I love Bruce, he's also 66 years old. We don't need another Indiana Jones situation.

The Purdue Boilermaker resemblance is so uncanny, I bet if you asked him about his former life as Rad Gravity, he'd either break down into tears or storm out saying "this interview is over!"

@bostonrailfan2427

Ай бұрын

third option is “I was young and needed the money…”

@ryansc0tt0

Ай бұрын

*xtreme college football nerd voice* Actually, the mascot's name is Purdue Pete! (as a Boilermaker, I had to correct the record)

The Simpson music reference is bang on 😂

@darkmantrid741

Ай бұрын

Yea really

@ccampbell02yt

Ай бұрын

Haha, yeah it is.

That is the most accurate description of that music I can imagine. You win a thing.

@nugboy420

Ай бұрын

This was the topic of why I came to comment.

Anytime we get a Clyde T Dog appearance, it's an automatic A+ review

Total length of video: 325 secs. Total length of "NES Drunk": 2 secs. .62% of the video was spent listening to "NES Drunk".

@Justforvisit

Ай бұрын

Hello fellow statistics colleague ☺

@samholdsworth420

Ай бұрын

I read your comment while having diarrhea on the toilet

@davidgulik5556

Ай бұрын

So?

@darkcoeficient

Ай бұрын

Those are rookie numbers

Nice to know Clyde is still around. I have the same cat I had when this channel started. I've been watching almost that long. At any rate, the cat is an old boy now but he's still kicking. Sometimes literally. Hopefully both of them will stick around for a while

When you beat the game (which wasn't easy), there was actual digitized speech. Very impressive for the time. It was Rad saying "Farewell, till we meet again!". We never did meet Mr Gravity again, though.

One of the first NES games I owned as a kid in the early 90s, I spent the Summer of 1991 trying to master its surprisingly intricate gameplay. This was before I'd ever even heard of the SNES, so the graphics and gameplay seemed top notch to this nine year old. The story, including the comic book in the manual, was written by industry veteran Steve Englehart who wrote Marvel and DC's biggest books in the 70s and 80s and it shows. Even in 8 bit, the world of Rad Gravity feels remarkably fleshed out and real. Wish they'd release this one on the Switch already!

Snesdrunk's 90s voice is just the bus driver from the Simpsons

@jonbourgoin182

Ай бұрын

I thought it was more like Corey Feldman's Frog brother from Lost Boys even though that movie is from 87

@justsomebody-1665

Ай бұрын

"My name is Auto, and I loooove to get blotto!

@brandogg

Ай бұрын

​@@justsomebody-1665I think it's technically Otto

@G0lg0t4

Ай бұрын

Goes to a computer store in '95: "Woah windows! I don't think we can afford that."

@AfroRyan

Ай бұрын

Otto Man.

The main theme composer is 100% the guy from Maniac Mansion. It's the same sound font with a little extra insanity. His name is George Sanger. EDIT: Also David Warhol who wrote a tool to take MIDI music and translate it to play on the NES and also composed/arranged music.

@alkristopher

Ай бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one who caught that.

@ScreamingScarab

Ай бұрын

David Warhol, too.

@bigduke5902

Ай бұрын

​@@ScreamingScarabGreat catch. He almost got away with it.

Video count starting with following intros: SNES drunk: 867 NES drunk: 2 Segadrunk: 69 Steamdrunk: 42 Without any kind of Intro: 41 Switchdrunk: 6 Turbodrunk: 4 Previously on SNES drunk IS drunk: 2 SNES drunk IS drunk: 1 Previously on SNES drunk plays StarFox: 1 Previously on SNES drunk plays Final Fight: 1 3 Hours of the SNES drunk Intro: 1 A four minute and 30 second long SNES drunk Intro: 1 Videos completely about Clyde T. Dog (No Intro as well): 3

@Mkbshg8

Ай бұрын

I hope you are AI because otherwise that just ain't healthy.

@CebolaBros

Ай бұрын

When was the four minute long intro??

@kcowolf

Ай бұрын

​@@CebolaBros "Is Race Drivin' [SNES] Worth Playing Today?"

@CebolaBros

Ай бұрын

@@kcowolf This is glorious thank you

@paulinekong1830

Ай бұрын

@@kcowolfthat one was a classic

The Simpson theme part really made me laugh! 😂

@arostwocents

Ай бұрын

That was brilliant 😂 it's actually spot on too. When the 3rd poor impression of a bit of Simpsons kicked in I would actually be surprised if it wasn't deliberate 😂 the title sounds like a game from the Simpsons too

Adventures of Rad gravity sounds totally tubular

@Desincarnage

Ай бұрын

Groovy!

@ststriker

Ай бұрын

Radical, dude.

@iAmCyberwaste

Ай бұрын

Probably hanging with Radical Rex.

@williansnobre

Ай бұрын

Duuuuude!

@testshietchannel

Ай бұрын

Pizza time!

Pretty sure those two guys that steal the Eye Guy are Cheech and Chong

The music to this game is borderline-Crazy Bus: especially with the title theme.

The MST3K shout out made my day.

Finally you started using "NES Drunk" when talking about NES games!

Honestly one of my favourite games of all-time. I love that each planet has it's own gimmick, and most of the boss battles are puzzles figuring out how to defeat them instead of just hitting them a bunch. It is a shame there isn't more music variety, but I think the music that is in the game is pretty good! The title theme... maybe not so much but it is nostalgic for me if bad lol. Would love to see this pop up on the Switch NES app, but hey it did get re-released for the Evercade a few years back. It's why i bought it. 😅 Great review SNESdrunk!

I love seeing Clyde appear in a SNES Drunk video.

Rad Gravity looks like the early career of Captain Sternn. Also, the music gave real Maniac Mansion vibes and, wouldn't you know, the composer, Dave Warhol, worked on both games. He's apparently considered something of a sound chip savant, and has credits going back to the Intellivision.

3:09 Clyde is not smug, he is content.

This was among my favorite nes games as a kid. Loved the mysterious space exploration "open world" vibe there.

Oh wow, didn't think ANYONE remembered this game! I rented it from my library when I was 7 and we just kept it. I played all summer and loved it

@cube2fox

Ай бұрын

Just kept it xD

"john reese davies heads" floating around.. 😂

my dad was of the era of Buck Rogers style space stuff and so he saw this weird retro-styled space buttchin guy on a video game shelf and bought this game for my birthday. I played the hell out of it because I didn't have anything else, and did enjoy some of the aspects of it and the weird stuff it did, but ultimately couldn't make it past like...world 3? the volcano world? whatever, got stuck in a hole and gave up eventually and without the internet or anything back then, couldn't get any further. then sold my NES and games and that was the end of that. really neat concepts for an obviously way too ambitious for the time title, though. Also, thought the title theme was WILDLY ambitious, again, trying too much with too little. a shame Tim Follins didn't have a crack at it.

@Norvo82

Ай бұрын

@@AStandsForFrench Yeah 😀 Very relatable. It took me weeks to realize these worlds weren't meant to be played in sequential order. Volcania was the third planet you were able to reach, but it was actually the next to last you could finish because you lacked a ton of health, armor and equipment to get out of that hole.

This game has a ton of flaws, but I unironically love it. It's so ambitious and unique I just can't hate it (even if the controls will have you screaming from time to time).

Good review! It's Zapp Brannigan's long lost brother! I remember renting this game when I was little. I played for 5 minutes, gave up and just went back to playing Super Mario Bros 3 instead! 😅

You're getting pretty obscure with this one. Maybe this means I might finally get that Dash Galaxy in the Alien Asylum review from you. Thanks for including Clyde in in this great review!

This game and its title screen have been haunting me for years. Now that I've seen this review I can probably safely say I'm not missing much past the title screen! Thanks for the review!

George Sanger I believe...his nes instrumentation is instantly recognizable. The mentioned Swords and Serpents and also Maniac Mansion comes to mind.

I'm glad that you played it so I don't ever have too. SNES, NES Drunk, doing a good service on KZread, my good man

OMG you are *not* kidding about that theme song! That's a great description!

This game really could have used the 16-bit treatment ala Super Metroid upgrade from Metroid. There's something really cool about being an adventurer traveling through space, visiting planets, doing quests, upgrading your inventory and health. And it could probably do with some updates to mechanics, maybe have some space battle levels or boss battles of Super Metroid scale. Just thinking about it makes me miss that era.

@Mordaedil

Ай бұрын

Albeit as a kid, I always assumed the "Rad Gravity" meant rad as in radiation, so I kept wondering when the nuclear fallout would play a part.

Looks cool. I appreciate you still doing these videos for 50 years or so, 😉

The Sound of this game remember me on the Soundtrack from maniac mansion for nes

@pabloanania7415

Ай бұрын

Yes! You're right it's the same composer

I'm surprised you didn't say that the guys in grey trench coats swinging the chains looked like "Repoman" from WWF lol

4:03. K I laughed out loud, actually.

Dude, your references and comedic style are impressive. This is an AMAZING video.

Thanks for the lil' Clyde T Dog cameo as itself ✌🏼 10/10 totally tubular!

I love videos like this. Obscure games that are mildly decent with a little charm. Makes me want to try it out

Yeah, it’s an odd action adventure that’s pretty unique in a good way. Hard as deep fried nails but a bit underrated. Growing up in PAL-land I think the music sounds better in 50hz. It sort of gets a slower groove to it 😉

Thank you very much for covering this title and giving it a fair chance. Credit where credit is due, but not forgiving the jank; a class act all the way, sir. Cheers!!

God I love it when the new Snessy D video has a Clyde cutaway

Clearly the best thing about this game is it gave us this video 24 years later.

I just binge watched the arcade games that didn't get SNES ports just in time for a new video!

Oh man! I had this game. I thought the music was so good when I was about 5yrs old and played this so hard. Thanks for the rush down memory lane bro! ❤

0:11 loved that CGR reference xD

Played this many times back in the day. It has some really obscure hidden areas which I think most people wouldn't have found by themselves.

Game Grumps introduced me to this absolute gem. I really admire the developers' ambitions, it's a shame they couldn't quite pull off what they were going for, but you can tell they tried. It's kind of a bit like the western equivalent of Clash at Demonhead.

This is a childhood favorite game that I just couldn't figure out. Much more fun as an adult with a walkthrough!!

I had the French version of Swords & Serpents as a lad; I still like that game. Also, I enjoy that your radical 90s dude voice sounds a lot like Macho Man Randy Savage.

1:30 - Ahh... A fellow MSTie! I knew you were a man of cultured tastes. 🎩🧐

Game theme music is truly a work of a madman.

Loved that one of the planets was called “Effluvia”!

@seancain2216

Ай бұрын

Caught that too. Gross. Lol

I've played a good number of the NES library including lots of real stinkers but I haven't played this one. But the sound, THE SOUND! I can' unhear this now. 😞

I remember seeing the box for this game at the local video store and never once renting it. Looks like young me made the right call.

This is one of the games that was ALL OVER Nintendo power that just had to sneak in with one tip in every issue. Others include: Fester's Quest Willow Shadowgate Bart vs. the Space Mutants (I think I wanted put one more here. Maybe it was Iron Sword)

I said "rad" so much as a kid, lol... by the time it was 92, I was 8... and rad was a major part of the vocabulary. . . But, it didn't last real long if I recall correctly. By the time I was 10, it was already fading greatly from the zeitgeist... by 12 (1996) it was more or less over. We were rapidly approaching the 2000's at that point, and things were just shifting SO FAST. Computers, pop culture / television / music, gadgets, etc. God... I miss it so much. . . I know everyone ends up nostalgic for their own past, but I really do think this was a specific "golden era" of all eras. We got the best of the best of everything. We got 80s culture, 90s, and the 00s... all while in our prime, and able to fully embrace all of it. From no computers and zero internet, to watching them creep into schools, work, and homes, to seeing them take over entirely and be everywhere... to seeing SO many people ditch them entirely, and only have phones these days. I wanna go back so dang bad.

Your description of the sprites is epic!

Damn, that brings back memories, I played it like 30 years ago, great game for the NES but it was not an easy game; I did complete it then and I still remember how hard it was to this day.

"thats never a good thing" reminded me of BigMacDavis. Great video BTW!

3:14 - Does anyone remember the name of that NES game where you are a robot or in power armor (something like that) and the main gimmick is the ability to invert gravity and also set it back to normal?

@SetsuneW

Ай бұрын

Metal Storm

@LordNifty

Ай бұрын

@@SetsuneW That was the game I was thinking of; thank you.

@Jackrost01

Ай бұрын

Funny I even saw one fan Megaman level that was made in Metal Storm style

OMG I totally feel you with the simpson's song!! 😂

Here for the clyde. I very vaguely remember not liking this game, and getting the name confused with Dash Galaxy and The Alien Asylum, also for nes, and released the same year.

I played a lot in this game as kid (and my mom also play it often back than). I only have game without manual and I don't was experience with english, but gameplay could be fun without it. It's ambition and weird game, but it have so much content and gimmicks. It's rare to see such game that can have decent controls. Controls are tight, and jump can be very sensitive. Don't know how you need to know that you can fall slower at screen transition if you hold jump button. Bosses are unique, give a little fun. Still don't know how you need to deal with giant robot goat. I just squish myself under platform and throw crystal to robo-lady. Sometimes crazy projectiles can hit you but often it can't reach you. I still love boss fight with Agathos (second last boss). He plays fair and you can find safe spot to deal good damage. It's only annoying to wait when he expose himself. And I still hate last boss. This zero gravity controls make it's hard to guide boss's rocket. I don't finish this game because of this boss back then(only on emulator). This game also have tons of various and sometime obscure secrets. I think I got like 85% of them without help of internet (I missed few healthbars and upgraded crystal grenade). Don't even know how my mom found white armor(which is best armor) in last level. Maybe she just stumbles on it or use some password. I later discover it by myself when tried to check some walls. If you know that this armor exist, it's not hard to find it. I think one teleport room can hint you at it. Which is not easy to find is healthbar on planet with flying islands, turtles and annoying birds. I just fall into river because of one of this birds and was surprised. This room have some letters or abbreviation (and I still don't know what this is reffered to). If you need hint of this specific spot that you need to fall - it's right under brown planet in sky. One healthbar that was hiden in Lava planet I only saw in one YT video and author just use some bug to enter to it, so I don't know legit way to reach it. One funny thing is teleporter weapon that you will get in later part of game. This thing not only OP, but can break game in some ways. If you sit right to wall and throw it, it sometimes clip into wall, and you can teleport to wall. Keep doing that - now you can travel through walls! But only horizontally. If you reach level boarder - who knows where game decide to throw you? It will not break, but you will end up in some room in this planet surly. In last level you can skip some teleporters in room with bunch of teleporter doors. But you only clip diagonally down.

A childhood favorite. Love this game.

Perfect description lol. Really does sound like 'The Simpsons Theme' being played horrendously.

There’s a mech game that uses a similar gravity type gameplay- can’t remember the name. I remember it being quite polished and fun so that game’s developers may have played this and said to each other “let’s rip this off but polish it up”

With a head like that, my commiserations go out to Rad’s mother…

Hope you have a great rest of your day too, mr. Snes Drunk.

The dude in glasses at 0:45 looks like mark borchardt lmao

@louiepooh1510

Ай бұрын

The other guy must be Mike.

@neutrino9544

Ай бұрын

right!!

I came for the dog and was not disappointed.

I was so immersed into this as a kid

The graphics look like they came straight out of an early 90s Apogee shareware game.

The BGM over the very end of the video reminds me of Gethsemane from Jesus Christ Superstar.

Aw shit, this is one of my earliest video game memory about seeing pictures of this in a magazine at the super market when I was between 2 to 4 years old.

The backgrounds are primitive but the sprite work is really charming! Never played it as a kid but I would have found it extremely compelling. Especially with that huge sprite in the spaceship sections.

I remember this game, my grandma had it at her farm when I was a kid

Any video with Clyde is a good video!

Love the MST3K reference!

I definitely think that good ideas and ambition deserve some credit, even when the execution isn't great.

Always remember the old motto: Interplay or don't play at all. XD

You know a game review is going to be good when the manual is interesting enough to warrant spending a chunk of time talking about it

CLYDE DOG, YOU MY BOY!... Call me crazy (but not Shirley) but this looks like a good remaster canidate. It had solid ideas that need refinement, 2D or 3D

I owed this one. It could even be called an early Metroidvania.

The screens on those computers he logs into look just like those of the Commodore 64's default screen.

I read the title as rad granny and was very confused for longer than id like to admit after i clicked on the video

Oof. That dunk on George "The Fatman" Sanger.

Clyde Dog, most smug dog in history!!

I remember this coming out for the Nes, reminded me a tad of the bouncy tank game. Wish I'd gotten it.

Metagalactic Llamas Battle At The Edge Of Time is a real game title.

So awesome how included your doggo in this 😂

I thought the little ice cream truck guys looked like Cheech & Chong from Nice Dreams.

Somehow I just knew even through the weirdness of that music that it was somehow related to the legendary George “The Fat Man” Sanger and I’m surprised to be right, alongside David Warhol, who I don’t know so I’ll blame him for all the bad bits. Sanger also music for the other Interplay NES games, the NES port of Maniac Mansion, Zombies Ate My Neighbors, and truly legendary PC work including The 7th Guest. I’m guessing this isn’t one he thinks about much by comparison.

This was one of my fav games on NES, hard as nails though!

I played the heck out of this one as a kid! ...by the looks of your footage though, I didnt get very far XD

I'm gonna tell everyone that this game is based on an unaired Saturday morning cartoon pilot, starring Bruce Campbell.

I like that your radical dude voice sounds like Otto from the Simpsons lol

2:30 Speaking of Doc Brown, aren't those guys the Libyans from Back to the Future? Glad Clyde is doing well!