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Forgot Gex???? He was my first tattoo 😅

Incredible 10/10

Never played it when I was a kid, though I only heard great things. Kept hearing about it and watched some videos about it on youtube and finally last year I figured out how to play it on an emulator. Played it mostly blind and I loved it. Immediately played it again with a guide to get stuff I knew I had missed, loved it even more. Immediately played it a third time to get all the endings and couldn't love it more. Bummed I missed out for so long but it really shows how good a game it is to hold up so well 30 years later and still give an adult that childish wonder, whimsy and enjoyment, though I've always loved time travel so I'm sure I'm a bit biased in that aspect. 10/10 game imo

Sony was seen as cheap crap during the 90s 😂

I can only think of few games that I considere perfect or near perfect, Chrono Trigger (even with how cryptic some puzzle or solutions can be). Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (even with the gatcha mechanics in blades, it gives you a different experience every time). And Bloodbourne (even with the Chalis dungeon, that can be repetitive but it's extra content for an action game).

i played Koudelka and shadow hearts 1 & 2 for the first time last year and they immodestly got a spot in my top 10 favorite series the vibes were so good

It should stay forgotten.

What you said about the game being better when it ISN'T trying to tie itself to Chrono Trigger is exactly how I feel about Chrono Cross - it is a decent game when it isn't trying to tie itself to Chrono Trigger, but the more it does try, the more it angers me! I mean, "deleting Prometheus!?" Really!? Did you really have to go there!?

Your definition of obscure is the same as the common topics of conversation among my friends lol

8:55 - Did you just assume Birdo's transgenderism??

not only will it be, its already happened multiple times. Don't get me wrong, I love Chrono Trigger, but there are better JRPGs out there. Trials of Mana (the newer version, not the original) being one of them. As far as the franchise itself - Chrono Cross would have been a much better game if they didn't try to force it in as a sequel to CT, and instead made a completely new thing with it... and Chrono Cross is WHY we never got a 3rd game. I really do hope they reboot this series like they did with Secret of Mana (and FF7R... but closer to the original game, and not rehauled into an action RPG with a different, but similar story), and this time give us a real sequel. Though, Chrono Trigger does good on it's own too, as the only thing they don't resolve is splitting a time line by stopping Chrono's death before it happens... which they wouldn't have done if he hadn't. They really have a blank check with how they could approach it, doing something similar to Zelda - say have Chrono Cross be the sequel of the timeline where you save Chrono, and another game where it's a sequel if you don't.

2:14 Cringe

Completely agree 1000% with the intro! This game is PERFECT!!!

Great vid!

i definetly did not forget gex 😂

One thing I never understood about when people talk about Chrono Trigger is why they pronounce Mar-Le as Mar-El. Aside from that great job and I still love this game, would love to see a PS4 release with all the DS content included. Still have my PS1 copy, too bad the loading times are terrible. I heard that in Japan FF4 had the terrible Loading times and Chrono Trigger loaded fast.

CT is my fav game of all time. that said its by no means perfect. for instance the grandfather paradox they introduce early on contradicts time travelers immunity. so a plot hole exists.

This was so good! It brought back so many great memories. 🥰 Love this channel, keep up the great work! 🥳

I feel like I got my PlayStation so late because I got it in early 1997. Oddly I got a Saturn first in mid 95, then an N64 when it was first released in 96, but for some reason got a PlayStation last even though it was my favorite of the 3 by far. Because of getting it last, I always forget that they had the big Saturn style jewel cases (and Sega CD). I never owned any of the games that were in that style box, I honestly am curious how many titles were made while they still used them. On a side note what’s with the tone while describing that companies aren’t friends in a capitalist society? Of course companies aren’t friends that are in the same industry, the point isn’t to make friends in business unless it’s mutually beneficial. Capitalism is the best system possible, and we are already having too much government interference in business as it is. The government should not have as much involvement with private companies as they do right now, between regulations and using them as tools to control people’s freedoms. So I hope after this coming week new regulations start being put in place restricting government involvement and reducing the ability of the government to access information obtained by companies on their consumers. The biggest thing that needs to be done is legislation preventing the government from telling companies what they can and can’t say. In general return to stricter adherence to the constitution and bill of rights is needed. Only an idiot would be opposed to this, if you have a problem with the constitution or bill of rights go to one of these countries that will arrest you for the things you say like Canada, England or Australia. That wasn’t directed towards you man, it’s towards anyone in this country that is ungrateful for what we have.

I was sold on day one 🤘🏻 my first console. I love all of these games , must not forget Destruction Derby.

PS1 introduced me (already a huge CRPG nerd by way of games like the Bard's Tale and Eye of the Beholder series) to JRPGs... wasted a lot of money renting Vandal Hearts, Suikoden and Breath of Fire 3 multiple times to eventually beat them. FF7 didn't interest me, I always preferred the 2D sprite art of the above games and I think that style has aged much better than the early 3D FF games (FFX on PS2 on the other hand still looks amazing!).

4:35 Number one, Nintendo had NOTHING to do with the development of the CD-i. Number two, the CD-i was NOT designed to be nor introduced as a game console; it was introduced as a new video player format with interactivity that competed with LaserDisc. When it failed to supplant VHS and LaserDisc, Philips pivoted HARD and positioned it as a (very terrible) game console. Several years later, the DVD video player would succeed where the CD-i failed.

Sega: you need to get through me first before facing nintendo young blood Sony : 299 👀

The 90s were still decades away from the COVID-19 Pandemic

@13:26 hexen takes up like 16 blocks for a single save game 😭

Masterful…

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Yes. Beyond the Beyond was grindy crap. Suikoden was a great game to bide time while FF7 was being worked on.

My biggest gripe is the number of required characters, which is intentional for story elements, but it limited experimentation with so many cool characters but would be too risky taking up a pivotal slot that is better suited for a power house character

My favorite series of all time <3

When my mother was alife, she told me when I show her this game. She's Chinese and read the hieroglyphics of this game and tell me this is a Chinese story of 108 Stars of Destiny (heroes). The name is Shui Hu Zhuan. 水滸傳 or Water Margin.

I can't believe someone is playing Beyond the Beyond. No body barely remember that game existence.

Had Suikoden 1 and 2 given to me by my best friend growing up. Eventually my entire classic game collection was stolen and I sadly lost this gem, but out of all the other countless amazing PS1 games I had S1 and S2 are by far my favorite and most missed. Thanks for the video and the breakdown of its in's and outs.

"You'll be relying on inns to revive characters." Just a quick note, because I'm not sure if you knew this, but you can use Medicine or Mega Medicine on party members that had fainted after a fight ends. It works even if they have 0 HP.

Thanks for the walk down memory lane. I remember that manual being what sold young me on memory cards as before that I had mostly been a fighting game player. I am so excited for the remasters coming out, I'm hoping so many of my friends can now get past the nostalgic jank that I don't mind but can put off newer gen players.

Suikoden 1 is a emotional rolllercoaster for me. its amazing story and FUN game.

Golly those memories of memory cards

I loved both Suikoden games on PS1. I can't count the times I beat it with my brother and loading saves from 1 to 2.

God, I miss the '90s so much! :(

The hit detection is better on MD, and the wider screen resolution occasionally helps as well

9:30 You can also destroy the tail and then the rest

Good video, 4:37 now you know the struggle of what my Gen-Xers had to deal with 🤣😅

I absolutely adore the original PlayStation! It's always been kind of a shame that Arc the Lad didn't get an international release for seven years (which was an absurd amount of time back then) but still, one thing that's a classic PlayStation staple to me, especially for the first two, is having something for everyone, and it's pretty amazing that the console was already embodying that from day one! Oh yeah, the controller symbols actually do have a meaning! Square is a map or menu, Triangle is for viewpoint, Circle is yes and X is no. Considering that Sega and Microsoft both just used the alphabet thing that Nintendo did, this is a cool little innovation

You should look into the memcard pro 2 for PlayStation the only memory card you ever need

Here in Europe the N64 came out in 1997, why Tomb Raider had a massive impact here and not so much in the US. I always think though what would have happened in the DC released in 1998 like in Japan and not 1999. Only one year between it and the N64 and with the PS2 not being hyped up yet I think the DC could have beaten the N64.

" And for some ungodly reason sometimes takes up 4 blocks on a memory card " Ha, I can one better than that. Populous: The Beginning needs a whole memory card for one file.