I think that it's great that the 2600 included so many great educational titles.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

The comments section of this video is going to be like this, isn't it? 😉

@edwardmclaughlin719

10 ай бұрын

What Atari game was your first love?

@edwardmclaughlin719

10 ай бұрын

@@GenXGrownUp Yes

@talesfromthejundlandwastes5498

10 ай бұрын

@@edwardmclaughlin719 Hi Edward - By virtue of the fact that they were my first carts. - Berzerk / Dig Dug have very special places in my boyhood heart ! Thanks.

@OLDSPANKY1967

10 ай бұрын

Yes! L.O.L. @@GenXGrownUp

A few years ago, I got a HELL of a deal on the entire collection of these games, all boxed and complete (and a couple even still sealed!) at a convention. They make a really good conversation piece. "Hey, what are those?" "Well, let me tell you about Custer's Revenge..."

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Just as with this video, the most interesting part of these titles is the place the hold in early video game history.

@fuzzywzhe

10 ай бұрын

Hold on to them for a million years, they'll be worth something then :)

@JS_2099

10 ай бұрын

It's my go to first date topic.

@BelmontClan

10 ай бұрын

@@GenXGrownUpjust played Custer revenge and all the other stag party Atari games listed today on my newly purchased emulator. I tried custers revenge first as it was humorous as you said a novelty game for the shock value.

That last game was truly ahead of its time with a ... (air quotes) cut-scene!

@aguynamednathan

10 ай бұрын

GTA San Andreas has a grandfather

Ah, Custer’s Revenge. The game that I spotted when I was 4 years old, and wanted my mom to buy for me - but she didn’t. 🤣

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Good call, Mom.

@ReccaWolf

10 ай бұрын

@@GenXGrownUp LOL, ikr! 🤣

@fuzzywzhe

10 ай бұрын

That's odd, who would carry such a game? It was notorious and I think it was only sold through mail order normally.

@paulwalsh2344

10 ай бұрын

I know me and my fellow 10 year old friends knew about it... but from where ?... These couldn't have been sold in regular department stores... does anyone know what magazines they may have been advertised in ? I know of three or four magazines they may have been in the back pages of... but I don't have any clear recollection of exactly where we would have been exposed to that game ad.

@fuzzywzhe

10 ай бұрын

@@paulwalsh2344 You knew about it because it was rumor that it existed, an Urban Legend that turned out to be true. Like that kid that ate a bunch of pop-rocks then drank a bunch of cola, and his stomach exploded - except THAT never happened.. These were advertised primarily in pornographic magazines, like Hustler and PlayBoy. Doubtless older children saw the advertisements and passed on the information to their younger siblings and friends. By the time it reached you at 10, it was merely rumor, because most 10 year old kids don't even know what pornography is. Well, back then they didn't.

That infamous Custer's Revenge game...

If you're digging for the gold in this video, look no further than 14:50 , GXG's reaction is HYSTERICAL.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Why, thanks! 😉

@robert_roland63

10 ай бұрын

I was very amused by that look as well! haha

@paulwalsh2344

10 ай бұрын

@dbnydnvn Actually whenever, as a young man in love, I had ... ummm... "finished a level" let's say... that was the climactic apocalyptic end sound effect from Atari 2600 "Battlezone" that I heard in my head too... Actually back then more often than not, whenever I was about to... "start a level" I heard the "1812 Overture final movement" from the BEGINNING of "Battlezone" as well...

This was a fun and educational tier group. Lol! You lightly stepped through the material with journalistic prowess! Well done! 😎😁

When I was a kid playing NES, my cousins and I joked about the idea of adult themed games, but I didn't imagine those games actually existing. Later when KZread came along, I learn some were released on Atari 2600. I saw them on AVGN.

@dtester

10 ай бұрын

There are some on the NES too! I think they stayed in Japan.

@Youtube.Commen-tater

10 ай бұрын

If you wish to see that video again it's on internet archive

@ultralance

10 ай бұрын

@@dtester Most adult titles are Japan only, and all are unlicensed games. There were at least three to see release in US, though, all by the company Panesian. Hot Slots, Peek-A-Boo Poker, and Bubble Bath Babes. BBB is an okay puzzle game - like not good really but compared to NES slot machine/poker games that might show some skin if RNG is in your favor... at least it is a game.

@fuzzywzhe

10 ай бұрын

@@dtester I think you're wrong about adult games on the NES. Nintendo tightly controlled what games could be run on their system, and to run on their system they included a security chip in each cartridge. If the security chip wasn't there, the program wouldn't run. A few companies got around this, but they were mostly RELIGIOUS games like Bible Adventures. You can look up "Bible Adventures AVGN" here if you want to see them. They bypassed the security chip by using the security chip of a legitimate cartridge, and the connection was... weird. CodeMaster (the company) used this method. Companies got around in various ways.

Loved your descriptions of these. Very amusing! It's still hard to believe this stuff was made for the 2600.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

That last game was certainly something else! I legit was laughing out loud! 😂 Great work as always!

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks! 😄

Hi. I didn’t know about these games back in the 80s. My first “adult"ish game was Leisure Suit Larry. I can’t believe the last game on the list. So graphic. Funny, compared to today’s graphics. Love this! 👍

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it - thanks for watching! 😀

I applaud you for your professionalism here Jon. You're definitely outstanding in your field ;-) Keep up the awesome work!

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Yes, I often find myself out standing in a field. 😉 Thanks for watching and for your kind words!

@paulwalsh2344

10 ай бұрын

Yes Jon, I agree that you do a fantastic job reviewing classic Atari games and were professional and mature enough to do so with these questionable titles form the archaic dark web of the 70s and early 80's. You got them in the can and we need never speak of them again. ... however I have bookmarked this video for those cold and lonely nights when I crave a little "low res heat..."

You were right, the only game I knew about was Custer's Revenge from its reputation. I had no idea there were even 10 of these to rank. Oh, and my wife was already in the room when I clicked on the video. We both got a good laugh out of it.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Apologies to Mrs. CyberKnight! 😉

@paulwalsh2344

10 ай бұрын

@ CyberKnight ...she's a keeper... lol

I saw the first game back then, but didn't see most of the others, but that last segment had me cracking up, great video!

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed!

Love the descriptions. Beat Em and Eat Em I think is amazing.

Jon, as always this was a great review. I knew nothing of any of these titles and congratulate you for making it through this ranking.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

My pleasure! Well, you know what I mean! 😜

All anyone can say to this is "wow". But these games were for a lot of different consoles and computers. The C64 had its share of them too.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

I have no doubt.

@deanrussell2224

10 ай бұрын

Sam fox strip poker was at least one 🤣🤣

Lol. Loved that you did this video. I do have like 3 cartridges from playaround. Only one game works on each of them. Xman i ran into about 3 months ago for the first time and i recorded it so can can show my coworkers . Lol .

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching. 😀

Somewhere there is a happily married 50 something year old dude, with kids, grandkids who played "Beat Em and Eat Em" back in the day.

After watching this video, I subscribed! 👍 This video had more entertainment value than all these "games" put together! 😁

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

That's very kind of you to say - you just made my evening! 😀

This video and the clean descriptions of the activities therein are absolutely hilarious! As someone who grew up near Philadelphia, can confirm Philly Flasher is a 100% accurate depiction. Just kidding. Really funny

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! 😀

I have heard of a couple of these titles before, but a couple I had not. I got a kick from your use of euphemisms. It was funny. And coming from a guy whose channel is a comedy video game channel- that's saying something. 😁 Fun video, Jon... and tastefully done.

Hilarious! Good job keeping your composure during the reviews!

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Many thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. 😀

YEAH! I like to believe Hugh Hefner played these games at the Playboy mansion, and that's what made the ladies fall in love with him.

Thank you for doing a great job on this video. The 11 year-old me had no idea these games even existed! I also loved your reaction to the gameplay of X-Man😂

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed!

Today's video should be rebranded as "GenXXX Grownup"!! And great job keeping your composure, well at least when you put on the 😳 look!

@McLovin_2007

10 ай бұрын

LOL

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Heh. Thanks, RC. 😀

@KeithPhillips

10 ай бұрын

LMFAO

I remember when the 3DO came out there was a pamphlet with a list of all the games and a number of them were 18+.

Wranglin your meat to that low res heat!! It’s wild to think someone actually set out to make these. I definitely never saw them when I was a kid. I love that you gave everyone safety Mississippis. Lol

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

LOL! I wanted to give fair warning, and Mississippis seemed like the most obvious way. Thanks for the laugh! 😀

Must be chef’s hats. Lol. Good to see your ranking is based on Atari 2600 expectations. Nowadays we would expect all of this in one release, with QOL improvements. I had no idea any of this existed. Good review!

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

You’ll have to report back and let us know if KZread demonitizes or age-gates this video. I’ve always balked at the people who go out of their way to pixelate the adult Atari 2600 games on here for the same reasons you mentioned, and am curious how they really respond.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Anything is possible. I truthfully reported the contents in the monetization qualifcation for this release and it raised no red flags. Eye of the beholder and all that.

I think that was the only "thumbs up" I ever gave that somehow seemed wrong. Lol While not necessarily someone who would be part of the target consumer audience for these, it is still a fascinating to see what gramps was up to on the 2600! Lol That said, I am old enough that I had a 2600 before the NES came out, but, my favorite games were 'Yars Revenge' and 'Sea Quest'....I swear! You did these in as tasteful a way as can be expected, so thanks. Also, it is nice to see that you didn't shy away from them either. Props!

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for the uncomfortable thumbs up! 😀

You missed Porkys, General retreat, Knight on the town, and the prototype Harem. I remember the first tim playing Xman thinking it was going to be an X-men game, boy was i wrong lol

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Didn't miss - omitted. I considered Porky's and it came up in my research, but I ultimately opted against it. I'll catch it when I do my 20th Century Fox tier. GR I called out in text on the Custer, and I don't include prototypes since Little Jonny would've have had access. Thanks for watching.

@christopherpennington106

Ай бұрын

Hello. Pay attention no prototypes

I knew of these "games" until I watched AVGN's rendition of them. Well I don't think these can be called games at all. Actually, the sole thought of someone playing this to get some sort of amusement baffles me. But I love your take on them. Very casual way of presenting them, funny yet innocent takes, very family friendly. You rock, Jon. Keep up the great work!

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching, and glad you enjoyed! 😀

Wow, I had no idea that there were "such games" on the 2600! Great coverage of these games.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed!

Great job great video 👍🏻👍🏻💰💰

@GenXGrownUp

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Damn this vid blew up, Jon! Awesome!!

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks, Jeff. I do catch a break every now & again. 😜 Hope you're doing great!

@SmashJT

10 ай бұрын

@@GenXGrownUp Heck yeah man!!

Giving these games a score of "D" is already the joke that writes itself, they're already full of them.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Zing!

@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785

10 ай бұрын

And a B for Beat it!

Man I am rolling on the floor here. Those "games" were hysterical! Thanks for the review of them. LOL.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching AND taking the time to comment! 😀

Ha, I get it! Wild West! Custer’s Revenge! Rating this isn’t so much an exercise in discussing mature subject matter as it is revealing the weirdos that might have actually found this titillating. I suspect Little Johnny would have enjoyed the occasional glimpses of scrambled pornography from the cable company more than playing these games. …and the double entendres continue. “Double ended”? Methinks you had a bit of fun writing the script for this one.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

I did enjoy the writing for this one, you're correct. Glad you enjoyed!

I think this is an awesome video.

I knew these games existed, but I cannot remember how I found out about them. I'm sure it was when I was an adult, but I never saw * *ahem* * game play on all of them.... until now. Boy that Xman is a doozy especially using my, erm, imagination as to what the blurred parts were, and it wasn't all that great either. What an, uh, educational experience.

@paulwalsh2344

10 ай бұрын

I too am wondering where me and my fellow 10 year old chums were exposed to "Custer's Revenge" too. Maybe it was from "those" magazines... but I'm now thinking it was maybe from "Heavy Metal" magazine, "Omni" magazine, "Starlog" or "Fangoria".

I once actually broke a 7800 Joystick playing X-Man. It's one of only 2 Atari games that had "nudity" that I ever played. The other one was Porky's

I've got Custers revenge with that original leather case😎

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Congratulations?

@Roger-fs5yo

10 ай бұрын

​@@GenXGrownUpno negative, that game is HORRIBLE!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

Well, these games give the word "joystick" a completely new meaning...

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Mmm-hmm.

@1q34w

10 ай бұрын

Is it new?

5:19 -- Passionately hugging as rslash calls it! :D

We’re putting the emphasis on X in GenX Grown Up today. Lol! Since I was only six, when these came out, there’s probably no way I would’ve had access to it growing up in a religious household.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Gen❌GrownUp 😀 Something like that?

I never heard of any of these. First similar thing I learned of was Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards in ‘87 when I was in college.

I had NO idea these games existed on the 2600. LOL

You weren’t too hard on any of these games…hardy har har.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

😉 I had that coming.

Weirdly I don’t remember any of these. Nicely presented Jon. I did have a couple of Strip Poker games by Artworx and Americana for my Atari 800. I vaguely thought First Byte software had one too. Though I could well be wrong since a lot of their titles were educational. Then again maybe they did in the interests of education.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Oh, boy: Artworx! That's a publisher I hadn't thought of in decades. I, too, had a few pirated Artworx Strip Poker discs in my Atari 800 collection. Thanks for the blast from the past. 😀 P.S. I just did a Wikipedia search. They were from just up the road from me in Naples, FL.

Subscribed! Love your Stranger Things related shirt too.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for the sub! 🙂

Great vid and great delivery. When searching for roms to play on my PC I found this game called Harem for the VCS, not sure if it was a beta or if it was actually released back in the day, have you ever heard of it? It's not too bad in terms of playability.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Had never heard of it so I looked it up. It's a prototype that never had a release or even a manual. I gave it a quick try and it looks good, though I can't figure out what to do. A manual would definitely help!

My friend and I were going to Rocky III and he tried to buy Bachelor Party at the toy store. For $59.95 but the guy behind the counter wouldn’t sell it to us. He would have been a legend at school if we had got it. We were 11. Thanks for bringing back that memory.

How you said "double-ender" without sniggering is beyond me! :D

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

I spent a lot of time trying to lace my script with little things like that. Thank you for noticing!

This reminds of my experience with Strip Poker for the C64 as a kid. We played a ‚backup copy‘ (so the original game wasn’t damaged 😏) and the pictures had more graphic glitches the farther you progressed. I know now that this was probably a clever copy protection, but then, we were seriously frustrated by this coincidence 😂.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Gotcha! 😁

Awesome! Glad to see more of us gen x-ers out there.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Right on!

(Slow claps). I’ve lived 45 years on this Earth, and I am myself a bit of a game history nerd. I couldn’t say I’ve played every game ever, but certainly thought I had a strong awareness of the games that were made since my birth, even a little before, like the odyssey…. It’s rare that someone shows me something completely new about games history, yet here we are…. You did it! And thank you for this. I almost feel like I’ve transported to an alternate reality or something! Lol.

Your next ranked list should be CBS Electronics for the Atari 2600 . Some great games for the 2600 like , Blue Print , Tunnel Runner, Mountain King , Solar Fox and many more .

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for the suggestion.

Perfect commentary 😂😂

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for your kind words and for watching. Good to know my punny writing is appreciated. 😀

Wow. These are hilarious. I never even knew that these existed. Who doesn't want a sexy surprise??? Thanks for the laughs.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

You're quite welcome. Thanks for taking the time to watch! 😀

HELLO, good video! ❤❤❤❤❤

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Hello 😊 Thank you for watching.

What about Porky's for the 2600? It's not adults only, but definitely depicts a girl taking a shower in one of the stages, recreating a scene from the movie...

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

I considered Porky's and it came up in my research, but I ultimately opted against it. I'll catch it when I do my 20th Century Fox tier.

I was 9 or 10 when Custers Revenge came out, and it was the talk of the playground. I never came across anybody that had it, however.

@hexenhammer483

10 ай бұрын

Same. I remember an evening news segment about it. No one knew about it till the media told everyone. lol

@paulwalsh2344

10 ай бұрын

@ victorgaslor I know right. All my friends and I KNEW about it.. but from where ? It couldn't have been sold in department stores. I can't imagine it'd have been in any kid friendly magazines' ads either. So does anybody remember where Custer's Revenge would have been advertised ?

I'm gonna use this video a lot LOL !!!

I'm amazed at how you handled this.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks. (I think.) 😀 You didn't elaborate, so I'll choose to believe it's a compliment. Heh.

Soo you changed your mind about reviewing the adult themed games eh!!! But all joking aside that was a funny review. Keep up the good work.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

I keep an open mind. Lots more requests led to some research where I found there were more titles out there than I knew about, and finally find what I hope was an interesting way to present them without being too crass. Glad you enjoyed it!

@paulwalsh2344

10 ай бұрын

@@GenXGrownUp Yeah really Jon... this was the perfect balance of pop culture archival and comedy video.

The 'Sexy Surprise" level of X-man reminds me of 'Stroker 64' on the Commodore 64 which relied on moving the joystick in just the right rhythms to grow your tool as big as possible then faster and faster when you were ready for the 'big climax' and how much you would shoot. 13 year old lil' Exidy got a kick out of it, but the fact it was colour PETSCII graphics and had a terrible song to stroke by ment it fell limp after a few months. ;-) Still, it sticks in your memory. A good and accurate rating scale on your video, but I might have given the Dragonfire rip-off a B rather then a C. That's about it tho. Custer's Revenge wasn't even a game, it was a demo of offensiveness. Even back then.

Ah yes, a fine addition to my collection.>:)

I used to have a ROM for the SNES that was way worse than Custers's Revenge. It was called Rape Games and it was extremely graphic. It was also a horrible "game" with terrible gameplay, it resorted to the player just rapidly smashing buttons to complete levels.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Yikes.

Loved Custer's Revenge!!! 😂👍

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

🤔

One thing I noticed is that these games are not cheap to aquire....probably because they didn't make a ton of each of them....interesting vid! Nice work

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

That's my assumption, too. Atari Age's rarity guide as most of them as "rare" or greater. Thanks for watching!

I never even knew there were that sort of games for the 2600. 😱

One of the games that traumatized me as a kid was on my Commodore 64 called Stroker. It would eventually become the story of my life.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Oh, my. (resisting the urge to Google....)

@Mika73x2

10 ай бұрын

Waiting for Jon make video of Stroker 64.. 😂

I found out about most of these about 20-25 years ago when emulation was getting big on pc. You would just stumble onto these as you go through everything to see what you downloaded.

@fuzzywzhe

10 ай бұрын

You want to hear something funny? The entire Atari 2600 library of video games is under 4MB. There's probably more data than that in the comments section here.

Would love to see a version of the for the Atari 8-bit computer line. Strip Poker and such.

This top tier DisclaimerTube content.

"low res heat..." Perfect description... LOL

Oh, dear😂. I wish I'd had a couple of these when I was a lad. Hilarious!

How fitting that a lot of the games got the "D". Having had a hand-me-down 2600 as a kid in the early 90s, never knew about these games until I was messing around with Stella emulator on PC somewhere in late 90's/early 00's. Pretty sure my reaction was like "Holy crap! Whaaat?!"

@paulwalsh2344

10 ай бұрын

Yean... I didn't want to point out that particular innuendo... but there it is LOL !

Ahh, the good ol days. I remember playing the PC game "Leisure Suit Larry" way back when and thinking it was sooo naughty. 😂

Of course, I knew of the most popular one, I did get to play it, I wish I was able to score the cart. It was interesting to see the others, I knew there was a bunch of them but, I never saw them. Thanks for showing and ranking. I personally would not of played any of them besides it being a joke...

I had at least two of the games on the shelf behind you: The Six Million Dollar Man and Bionic Crisis

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Nice!

As someone born mid-1979 and growing up in the 80’s and 90’s, the rudimentary crudeness of things like this makes me chuckle. But I completely remember things like this. Just like one of your friend’s dad’s Playboy magazine collections hidden under the bed or something, taboo things like these games were those hidden dirty little secrets that random people had. I think we all knew at least one person who knew where one was. Sometimes it was an adult video on VHS. As the 90’s came around, I remember a single one of my friends had an internet connection in the very early days of that (something most of us didn’t even understand), and had found maybe one place where he could download a VERY pixelated nude image or two of women, at an absolute snail’s pace. It’s all really funny to look back on. I was never one of those troublemaker kids growing up at all, but coming from a pretty conservative family, where things like nudity, sex, or profanity were VERY taboo and forbidden, and weren’t easy to be exposed to at all like today, I have to say it felt good to sneak a quick peek at certain things. Even if they were just barely recognizable. Crazy how things have changed, and how seemingly innocent this all looks now.

12:07 -- Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" would be perfect for this one! I wonder how it would sound on Atari 2600...

There were 12 games if you include Knight on the Town (gender-swapped version of Lady in Wading) and Jungle Fever (gender-swapped version of Burning Desire), but the video still covered all ground, and we know where those two would've ranked based on where you ranked the alternate versions, so it's all good. A very "informative" video, for sure!

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Indeed. You definitely know your pornographic Atari games! 😜

Classic !!!

Haha, crazy video, didn't even know those existed, especially shocked at the INDIAN R_PE game too, Jesus Christ!!! Anyway, another great WANKings... Oops I mean RANKings video Jon.

I remember as a young teen seeing an ad for Custer's Revenge in one of "those" magazines a friend's dad had a stash of hidden in their garage. 🤣

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Ditto.

@paulwalsh2344

10 ай бұрын

Y'know... I was wonderin where I would have been exposed to that game... me and my fellow 10 year old friends... I imagined "those" magazines was where. But does anyone have any recollection or evidence of ads for "Custer's Revenge" from other sources, like "Heavy Metal", "Omni" magazine or "Starlog" or "Fangoria" ?

Itll be cool if some of these games were remade, especially the king trick game where hes avoiding muggers and cops to smash

This was fun.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

That's kind of you. Thanks for watching. 😀

@TheWinston7777

10 ай бұрын

@@GenXGrownUp GenxGrownUp would be great putting up a video of his favorite PUNK ROCK records.

Great video brother how in the hell did I miss these games😂

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks! Easy to miss since they weren't exactly in the K-mart selection! 😀

There was a movie about the same time as this game called chu chu and the Philly flash.

Soon you going to do Parker Brothers? Btw, X- Man is one of my fave game

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

So soon that I did it in the past! 😉 Thanks for the request, and you can watch it right now: kzread.info/dash/bejne/mH96zNmTZ8jJYqg.html

I think we can all agree, an Atari 2600 game represents a very challenging wank.

I remember hearing that some of these existed back then but of course never came across any and therefore doubted their existence. Word was that you had to go to a porno shop to find them and since wasn't really an option at the time I never seen any in person. Just as well since they aren't really good games. I'm sure I would have giggled endless at the "game play" though at the time. I've had access to them for years now but have only played any of them probably once each. They're just not that great. Great video though. Lots of fun. 😁

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Thanks. I appreciate you watching. 😀

I had no idea lol The first "adult' video game I ever saw was the Playboy Mansion game on PS2

They stole the helicopter from Chopper Command 😂

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

Yep!

Was that the Missile Command start sound I heard at the end of Beat ‘Em and Eat ‘Em? Or was it a Yars Revenge sound?

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

You mean the Pac-Man dying sound? I call that out, or maybe you heard something else.

@seanys

10 ай бұрын

@@GenXGrownUp It was another sound, after you mentioned the Pac-Man sound. Towards the end of that segment. On reflection, the poor little 2600 had such poor sound, it's not surprising everything sounds so similar. But I did hear something familiar.

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

@@seanys I went back and heard what you mean - when the game ends and the windows flash, right? That is very end-of-the-world Missile Command-y.

Why would I not be surprised to see Deadpool 3 having a X-Man about the Atari game and Cable

Well i receny got into atari assembly development and man it's not easy. I applaud these people for putting their creative juices towards these games

@GenXGrownUp

10 ай бұрын

I see you.