What a fantastic video. I grew with them as well. Im 47 and my room is filled with TMNT including the home arcade! Thanks for the awesome dose of nostalgia! Subscribed! 😁🐢🍕🐢🍕🐢🍕🐢🍕 kzread.info/dash/bejne/d3eisNCamNTPlKw.htmlsi=SSeADqrqqld4WyML
@snoogans__20 сағат бұрын
I know that excitement all too well, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! was mine. Love that all of this was captured and thanks for sharing this!
@joeyskar21 сағат бұрын
I was a bigger Batman fan but you couldn't deny the greatness that both shows offered. As far as games go both franchises had some great games but the fact X-Men had fighting games was so badass and made X-Men the better choice. I saw y'all playing Mutant Apocalypse in the beginning; that was such a solid game too.
@trailmix471521 сағат бұрын
Honestly, I can't say I didn't want to do the exact same thing and not just in 3 but also in vice city, and san andreas, I think 4 is where I started doing all the story missions, but I can't say I didn't also just mess around in that one too!
@BennyValdesMusic22 сағат бұрын
What an amazing story. I subscribed🎉
@keybyss9822 сағат бұрын
I actually grew up with the 2003 version of the Ninja Turtles (when it was mostly in that pseudo-anime style that was popular in the 2000’s), so when I first discovered the 80’s version via one of those weird grocery store rides, I was totally weirded out by seeing the turtles with huge smiles and actual eye pupils. 😂 Later on, my youngest brother got into his own Ninja Turtles phase right around the time the ‘07 movie came out, and we ended up renting both the 80’s cartoon and even one of the live action movies. It was like seeing my old favorite franchise under a totally different dimension, not realizing we were watching just a different era/version of it. When you think about it, TMNT’s almost like how an old fairy tale has been presented: Pulled through so many hands, versions, styles and vibes that you don’t have a universal thought about what they are in the same way you’d think of SpongeBob or Spiderman. The way one thinks about TMNT almost seems to be generational, and I almost find that fascinating!
@str8upndown85623 сағат бұрын
I had this exact feeling when I first played this game in the arcade.. man.. the 90’s were such a great time to be a kid.
@uptownbully799223 сағат бұрын
Marvel vs capcom 3 is my fav
@uptownbully799223 сағат бұрын
I lived this through you.. thank you for shearing this with us.
@ymleggo23 сағат бұрын
I’m 41 and I still love TMNT just as much. It’s an honor to have been a fan when it all started. #TMNTOG
@scottymal23 сағат бұрын
Anyone remember the ninja turtle pies green filling ?
@oasisofchangeКүн бұрын
Your story and the ones in the comments have me in tears. God bless you all. I'm glad we have Zelda. Escapism and gaming got me through so much in life too.
@OskanderstineКүн бұрын
My dad was THE one who got me into video games. From the age of 6 until my age at 51 now, I owe my love of video games to my beloved dad. You make good medicine for us older gamers who have lost the loved ones who were with us and gave us the best memories and times with video games. Thanks forever, Ty!er.
@texasmcpain9491Күн бұрын
It still gives me goosebumps
@xx99strrxxКүн бұрын
The single game that got me into gaming forever. Leveling up the chao introduced me to stat leveling and I never looked back. Pretty much played the game just for that lol. It's been an adult dream of mine to make a chaos chao but I really only play when my family gets together around the holidays. But I got this christmas morning a little late in like 2004, along with mario sunshine, animal crossing, and a few other classics. These are all the games I think of from my childhood, and I have a special story for all of them haha. But SAB2 is the one we all mainly play together when we all get together, that, and Super Monkey Ball 2 aged extremely well. I could go on forever
@moskillz76Күн бұрын
Children of the Atom is fire and in my opinion the very start of the Marvel vs Capcom series. With the collection being announced this week, I'm so hyped to play CotA again and they added Juggernaut and Magneto as playable characters for the first time.
@LastlukeКүн бұрын
I kept waiting for the X-men games on N64 and 32X. At least I bought a used copy of Spider-Man Web of Fire on the 32X. I got it on the early days of online shopping for $10 or $15.
@albertopereiradesa6854Күн бұрын
This Channel is a time machine. Every video makes me feel like a little boy again!
@Chevy969Күн бұрын
I remember going to K-mart and all the turtle figures were always $4.99. A dream price today. Haha. Or going to kay bee toys and sometimes they were 2 for $7.99 or 3 for $10.99. Something like that. I remember eating that cereal also with the bowl that came with it as well. So many memories. My favorite turtles were the universal monsters. Or trying to win the pluses from the claw machines. Which was impossible. Then power rangers came out. A whole another story there.
@CharlieVictor212Күн бұрын
Are you still in touch with your friend?
@ThrashsRetroGRКүн бұрын
Love the memories you share dude! Takes me back to a simpler time.
@adamdaw5313Күн бұрын
I know this feeling 😢
@zipone_1726Күн бұрын
Very brave for putting your emotions out there. Very genuine. Your Dad knows you Miss him and didn't judge for sitting there playing the game.
@JesusIsLord7773Күн бұрын
Bro your video is so good it made me sad. God bless you!
@EverydayLegendКүн бұрын
How do you feel now that the entire MvC collection is returning to us?
@MyRetroLifeКүн бұрын
I am blown away! So excited
@MrSvtcobramanКүн бұрын
I remember playing the XMEN arcade when it was new at the local Aladdin's Castle Arcade at Barton Creek Mall in Austin. Miss arcades in public places. As a kid, that's where I wanted to be.
@creo420Күн бұрын
I miss the Sega Saturn
@KinamaniaChannelКүн бұрын
Great video, Tyler! Turtlemania was awesome. In 1994 here in Russia we woke up in the morning to watch the new episode of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles too. Toys, comics, movies, videogames - all of this was so cool, and it is our childhood as yours. Thanks for memories!
@dontpressbuttons8087Күн бұрын
Bro your channel is pure gold and should be part of gaming history. You’ve not only captured a beautiful time in gaming but also the emotion and thrill that came along with it. The joy of being a kid in the 90’s is captured perfectly in these videos unlike anything else on this platform. Thank you for sharing. I hope this channel gets the exposure it deserves. Much appreciated.
@marioboi323Күн бұрын
My dad was equally obsessed with ninja turtles. His favorite was Raphael too. When he was 3, some extended family came back from America to give him some turtle toys (we live in Ireland so we had teenage mutant HERO turtles) and he was ecstatic about them.
@BillingzkiidКүн бұрын
thanks for sharing mate <3
@120420Күн бұрын
Yeah. This game caused my mom to go out and buy new controllers for quite a few times. Lord knows how many throughout all game though..lol.
@Gametester110-qf8vsКүн бұрын
*Let it be known the PSX Port of X-Men COTA* is quite Decent and well-made for the hardware. My only complaint in the end, is that it's release got delayed so long.
@Dwayne3007Күн бұрын
This was me when i got Street Fight 2 Champion Edition for my Sega Mega Drive (Genesis). Trouble is i had to play it with the three button joypad for a while. Couldnt Pause the game....LOOOOL.
@mattjay1Күн бұрын
Wow Great video. TMNT smashed it here in Australia as well in the early 90's, I had a bunch of the early figurines, my mate had a pizza thrower that I was really jelly of and our local fish and chip shop had a original TMNT arcade that I always begged my mum for 20 cent coins (quarters) while we waited for the order. It was always satisfying beating Beebop and on to the sewer. I asked my dad to build me one of those cabs for Christmas but he did the next best thing and got me a NES with the side-scroller TMNT. I tried to at least save the damn dam each try. Then I got TMNT II for NES and got word of the B, A, B, A, Up, Down, B, A thing and wondered how the Pizza Hut voucher didn't apply in my area. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
@adamwest3266Күн бұрын
By 1996 I had already been married for four years. I started to long for the OG Arcades from my era (1979-1984), so I decided to try and find one or see if one even existed anymore. There wasn't one anywhere and not surprisingly I would come across side rooms in theaters or maybe a corner in a mall that may have up to seven games. This is what was being called an Arcade? This is what you Millennials were left with? You guys reeeeallly missed the good ones.
@javierbeltranfelix4706Күн бұрын
I still play the video games on nes and SNES and watch the cartoon and movie all the time great memories.. Turtle Power 🐢🥷🐢
@boombapdoom493Күн бұрын
I’ll never forget a kid in my 5th grade class (or was it 4th?🤔) saying that Nintendo was coming out with a new system called “dolphin”. I always thought he was confused because at that point it was already renamed gamecube now over 23 years later turns out he was right 😅 it did start off as 🐬
@llorenstorrespr4409Күн бұрын
This is GOLD!!!! TMNT 4ever. This brought tears to my eyes. Thank you.
@coreyl6102Күн бұрын
im 36 and every year ill watch tmnt 1 and 2 and play most of the turtle games. maybe its some kind of safe space for me lol
@SnoopyB1987Күн бұрын
Thats how i felt about DBZ as a kid
@joshuabrzezinski2828Күн бұрын
I also had a Saturn how I defended that system and how we got screwed.
@joshuabrzezinski2828Күн бұрын
You can tell what a different time it was. You can also tell people were different. Kids today are horrible.
@scottculler661Күн бұрын
How about a video on Jurassic Park
@fkallen3236Күн бұрын
Halo CE was originally suppost to be on Apple but MS took that Sh*t! 😂 I remember that feeling of owning the first xbox and those games. Once you looked up at that ring for the first time was just amazing. I still go back and play halo every 1/17. I still have the halo green OG xbox and about 10 games.
@George-ss9mbКүн бұрын
Thank you for sharing your great memories. I almost cried watching this.same generation, same obsession
@roberthunter7247Күн бұрын
@15:01 nice, everyone looks in good physical shape & their shirts cover their stomachs.
@xx99strrxxКүн бұрын
So what happened with the screen at the end? Is that the end of the game or what? I would assume you beat it lol
@justbenelsonКүн бұрын
I was 6 when the first wave of TMNT figures hit store shelves in 1988. I had been watching the cartoon pilot, so I was primed and ready to start collecting the toys. My parents took me to Kmart and bought me Michelangelo and the rest is history. I watched the movies and cartoon, collected dozens of figures, bought the trading cards, wore the clothes, made homemade nunchucks, had pretend backyard ninja brawls fighting Foot Soldiers with friends, drew TMNT pictures, ate the canned TMNT Spaghetti-O's, played the video games, crawled into storm drains looking for the Turtles...everything. It was about 1993 that I started to feel Turtle fatigue. My toy purchases screeched to a halt after I bought the Movie III figures because the "themed" turtles started to become ridiculous to me. Birthday Turtles, Farmer Turtles, Turtle Trolls...even I, as an 11-year-old felt like Playmates was milking the IP. I moved on to Legos at that point, but on occasion I'd scope out the TMNT section just for kicks and I recall seeing Hot Spot on the shelf next to Mona Lisa. I actually thought both were idiotic ideas and designs and it was then I officially walked away from TMNT as a child. Thankfully, I saved all my TMNT figures I'm a mild vintage toy collector and my favorite line to collect is Masters of the Universe, but I've bought some pretty nice TMNT lots over the past decade. I've found two Chef Shredders (Google it if you're not sure the significance of that is) and my most valuable find was a Giant 13" Slam Dunkin' Don figure, WITH THE BALL. Never found a Hot Spot or Scratch figures, though. Even though I was caught up in Turtle Mania, I only ever bought TMNT lots to fuel my MOTU collection (which I've since completed). It's weird, but I have more nostalgia for MOTU than I do TMNT, even though I was only 5 when that toyline ended. I passed along all my original TMNT figures to my son, who is now 14 and way too old for TMNT, so the intention is to have him pass them to his kids. Anyways, that's my Turtle Mania story.
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What a fantastic video. I grew with them as well. Im 47 and my room is filled with TMNT including the home arcade! Thanks for the awesome dose of nostalgia! Subscribed! 😁🐢🍕🐢🍕🐢🍕🐢🍕 kzread.info/dash/bejne/d3eisNCamNTPlKw.htmlsi=SSeADqrqqld4WyML
I know that excitement all too well, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! was mine. Love that all of this was captured and thanks for sharing this!
I was a bigger Batman fan but you couldn't deny the greatness that both shows offered. As far as games go both franchises had some great games but the fact X-Men had fighting games was so badass and made X-Men the better choice. I saw y'all playing Mutant Apocalypse in the beginning; that was such a solid game too.
Honestly, I can't say I didn't want to do the exact same thing and not just in 3 but also in vice city, and san andreas, I think 4 is where I started doing all the story missions, but I can't say I didn't also just mess around in that one too!
What an amazing story. I subscribed🎉
I actually grew up with the 2003 version of the Ninja Turtles (when it was mostly in that pseudo-anime style that was popular in the 2000’s), so when I first discovered the 80’s version via one of those weird grocery store rides, I was totally weirded out by seeing the turtles with huge smiles and actual eye pupils. 😂 Later on, my youngest brother got into his own Ninja Turtles phase right around the time the ‘07 movie came out, and we ended up renting both the 80’s cartoon and even one of the live action movies. It was like seeing my old favorite franchise under a totally different dimension, not realizing we were watching just a different era/version of it. When you think about it, TMNT’s almost like how an old fairy tale has been presented: Pulled through so many hands, versions, styles and vibes that you don’t have a universal thought about what they are in the same way you’d think of SpongeBob or Spiderman. The way one thinks about TMNT almost seems to be generational, and I almost find that fascinating!
I had this exact feeling when I first played this game in the arcade.. man.. the 90’s were such a great time to be a kid.
Marvel vs capcom 3 is my fav
I lived this through you.. thank you for shearing this with us.
I’m 41 and I still love TMNT just as much. It’s an honor to have been a fan when it all started. #TMNTOG
Anyone remember the ninja turtle pies green filling ?
Your story and the ones in the comments have me in tears. God bless you all. I'm glad we have Zelda. Escapism and gaming got me through so much in life too.
My dad was THE one who got me into video games. From the age of 6 until my age at 51 now, I owe my love of video games to my beloved dad. You make good medicine for us older gamers who have lost the loved ones who were with us and gave us the best memories and times with video games. Thanks forever, Ty!er.
It still gives me goosebumps
The single game that got me into gaming forever. Leveling up the chao introduced me to stat leveling and I never looked back. Pretty much played the game just for that lol. It's been an adult dream of mine to make a chaos chao but I really only play when my family gets together around the holidays. But I got this christmas morning a little late in like 2004, along with mario sunshine, animal crossing, and a few other classics. These are all the games I think of from my childhood, and I have a special story for all of them haha. But SAB2 is the one we all mainly play together when we all get together, that, and Super Monkey Ball 2 aged extremely well. I could go on forever
Children of the Atom is fire and in my opinion the very start of the Marvel vs Capcom series. With the collection being announced this week, I'm so hyped to play CotA again and they added Juggernaut and Magneto as playable characters for the first time.
I kept waiting for the X-men games on N64 and 32X. At least I bought a used copy of Spider-Man Web of Fire on the 32X. I got it on the early days of online shopping for $10 or $15.
This Channel is a time machine. Every video makes me feel like a little boy again!
I remember going to K-mart and all the turtle figures were always $4.99. A dream price today. Haha. Or going to kay bee toys and sometimes they were 2 for $7.99 or 3 for $10.99. Something like that. I remember eating that cereal also with the bowl that came with it as well. So many memories. My favorite turtles were the universal monsters. Or trying to win the pluses from the claw machines. Which was impossible. Then power rangers came out. A whole another story there.
Are you still in touch with your friend?
Love the memories you share dude! Takes me back to a simpler time.
I know this feeling 😢
Very brave for putting your emotions out there. Very genuine. Your Dad knows you Miss him and didn't judge for sitting there playing the game.
Bro your video is so good it made me sad. God bless you!
How do you feel now that the entire MvC collection is returning to us?
I am blown away! So excited
I remember playing the XMEN arcade when it was new at the local Aladdin's Castle Arcade at Barton Creek Mall in Austin. Miss arcades in public places. As a kid, that's where I wanted to be.
I miss the Sega Saturn
Great video, Tyler! Turtlemania was awesome. In 1994 here in Russia we woke up in the morning to watch the new episode of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles too. Toys, comics, movies, videogames - all of this was so cool, and it is our childhood as yours. Thanks for memories!
Bro your channel is pure gold and should be part of gaming history. You’ve not only captured a beautiful time in gaming but also the emotion and thrill that came along with it. The joy of being a kid in the 90’s is captured perfectly in these videos unlike anything else on this platform. Thank you for sharing. I hope this channel gets the exposure it deserves. Much appreciated.
My dad was equally obsessed with ninja turtles. His favorite was Raphael too. When he was 3, some extended family came back from America to give him some turtle toys (we live in Ireland so we had teenage mutant HERO turtles) and he was ecstatic about them.
thanks for sharing mate <3
Yeah. This game caused my mom to go out and buy new controllers for quite a few times. Lord knows how many throughout all game though..lol.
*Let it be known the PSX Port of X-Men COTA* is quite Decent and well-made for the hardware. My only complaint in the end, is that it's release got delayed so long.
This was me when i got Street Fight 2 Champion Edition for my Sega Mega Drive (Genesis). Trouble is i had to play it with the three button joypad for a while. Couldnt Pause the game....LOOOOL.
Wow Great video. TMNT smashed it here in Australia as well in the early 90's, I had a bunch of the early figurines, my mate had a pizza thrower that I was really jelly of and our local fish and chip shop had a original TMNT arcade that I always begged my mum for 20 cent coins (quarters) while we waited for the order. It was always satisfying beating Beebop and on to the sewer. I asked my dad to build me one of those cabs for Christmas but he did the next best thing and got me a NES with the side-scroller TMNT. I tried to at least save the damn dam each try. Then I got TMNT II for NES and got word of the B, A, B, A, Up, Down, B, A thing and wondered how the Pizza Hut voucher didn't apply in my area. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
By 1996 I had already been married for four years. I started to long for the OG Arcades from my era (1979-1984), so I decided to try and find one or see if one even existed anymore. There wasn't one anywhere and not surprisingly I would come across side rooms in theaters or maybe a corner in a mall that may have up to seven games. This is what was being called an Arcade? This is what you Millennials were left with? You guys reeeeallly missed the good ones.
I still play the video games on nes and SNES and watch the cartoon and movie all the time great memories.. Turtle Power 🐢🥷🐢
I’ll never forget a kid in my 5th grade class (or was it 4th?🤔) saying that Nintendo was coming out with a new system called “dolphin”. I always thought he was confused because at that point it was already renamed gamecube now over 23 years later turns out he was right 😅 it did start off as 🐬
This is GOLD!!!! TMNT 4ever. This brought tears to my eyes. Thank you.
im 36 and every year ill watch tmnt 1 and 2 and play most of the turtle games. maybe its some kind of safe space for me lol
Thats how i felt about DBZ as a kid
I also had a Saturn how I defended that system and how we got screwed.
You can tell what a different time it was. You can also tell people were different. Kids today are horrible.
How about a video on Jurassic Park
Halo CE was originally suppost to be on Apple but MS took that Sh*t! 😂 I remember that feeling of owning the first xbox and those games. Once you looked up at that ring for the first time was just amazing. I still go back and play halo every 1/17. I still have the halo green OG xbox and about 10 games.
Thank you for sharing your great memories. I almost cried watching this.same generation, same obsession
@15:01 nice, everyone looks in good physical shape & their shirts cover their stomachs.
So what happened with the screen at the end? Is that the end of the game or what? I would assume you beat it lol
I was 6 when the first wave of TMNT figures hit store shelves in 1988. I had been watching the cartoon pilot, so I was primed and ready to start collecting the toys. My parents took me to Kmart and bought me Michelangelo and the rest is history. I watched the movies and cartoon, collected dozens of figures, bought the trading cards, wore the clothes, made homemade nunchucks, had pretend backyard ninja brawls fighting Foot Soldiers with friends, drew TMNT pictures, ate the canned TMNT Spaghetti-O's, played the video games, crawled into storm drains looking for the Turtles...everything. It was about 1993 that I started to feel Turtle fatigue. My toy purchases screeched to a halt after I bought the Movie III figures because the "themed" turtles started to become ridiculous to me. Birthday Turtles, Farmer Turtles, Turtle Trolls...even I, as an 11-year-old felt like Playmates was milking the IP. I moved on to Legos at that point, but on occasion I'd scope out the TMNT section just for kicks and I recall seeing Hot Spot on the shelf next to Mona Lisa. I actually thought both were idiotic ideas and designs and it was then I officially walked away from TMNT as a child. Thankfully, I saved all my TMNT figures I'm a mild vintage toy collector and my favorite line to collect is Masters of the Universe, but I've bought some pretty nice TMNT lots over the past decade. I've found two Chef Shredders (Google it if you're not sure the significance of that is) and my most valuable find was a Giant 13" Slam Dunkin' Don figure, WITH THE BALL. Never found a Hot Spot or Scratch figures, though. Even though I was caught up in Turtle Mania, I only ever bought TMNT lots to fuel my MOTU collection (which I've since completed). It's weird, but I have more nostalgia for MOTU than I do TMNT, even though I was only 5 when that toyline ended. I passed along all my original TMNT figures to my son, who is now 14 and way too old for TMNT, so the intention is to have him pass them to his kids. Anyways, that's my Turtle Mania story.
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