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Keep up the high quality and consistency. I believe in time, your channel will reap the benefits of your work. ✌️👍

Enjoyed so much thank you a special video

What a great video. Went in thinking, this is a great analysis, not realizing I should not have been cutting onions by the time you started talking about your awesome dad. Stupid onions.

This is the best game IMO

Such a great game. I'm really enjoying the way your channel incorporates personal stories into the retro game stuff.

Definately one of the best

Dude final boss is easy if u already figured it out his moves just u need holy potion for the second boss

This was amazing back then

You can also cheese the mummies by returned to the left and up those blocks. Wait for them to be on the left of the screen and whip them both. The mummies can't hit you on the blocks above the meat block

Wow man, thanks! This changes how I want to run my next game.

Enjoyed the video the tips really are useful thanks

My favorite thing to do was climb all the way to the top of the final tower and use Featherfall to drop slowly back to the bottom. Platformers at the time never gave you this sort of option. Very fun.

I loved this game as a kid.

It's a great game. I didn't like the sequel however as it didn't have endless continues and was too hard. This game would probably also have been too hard without endless continues.

As like a 6 year old playing this game, I was LOST AS FUCK. Like stuck 15 minutes in.

What bums me out is the gaming industry had great creativity and imagination back when they frustratingly couldn't execute the final product due to the technological limitations. Now there are no technological limitations, but all the creativity and imagination is gone... A truly great game is always just out of reach.

Great Video. My favourite Nes game ever, 1 of my top 10 ever games too.

love this game have great memories of it (Greg Dragovitz & family if u ever find this youtube comment, thanks!)

Thanks for some insight

I figured out the Castle Iron Spire theme on guitar, I love that song, I played it for my guitar teacher and he liked it a lot. The music for Willow and Faxanadu is great as well. Thanks for your videos man.

3:42 Double cheeked up!

I love video game music. Thank you for this!

Ahhh, bummer! I was hoping to see some love for Faxanadu. But of course Shadowgate HAD to be here. I remember playing it back in 1990 when I was a kid. As a non english speaker, I could barely understand it back then, so I just kept clicking here and there, moving forward by trial and error, but I couldn't stop playing it just because of its awesome soundtrack.

That Shadowgate torch music lives in my head rent free.

my guy, hes not dual wielding in the title screen art, he has his weapon, Brightsword, in one hand, and the Dagger of Throwing in the other

If you're looking for some new Nintendo / Super Nintendo VGM remixes and other content, check out: Bandcamp - Retro VGM 2023 Volume 1 / Retro VGM 2023 Volume 2 / Castlevania 2023. Look for a track called "Ode to the Warrior". It's a remix of the title screen music for this game.

This and duckhunt on nes were the first games i ever had ❤

The only thing that made me hate this game was when Festers speed went to snail slow. It was extremely frustrating and ruined the game for me completely. It was a terrible rental experience because of it. This could have been a great game. I love almost everything about it except for the one complaint I have that destroys the fun of the game entirely and makes it seem unplayable. Gremlins 2 was more of what this game should have been. It didn't punish you for breathing. It was one of those surprise rentals I really enjoyed.

this is the same book that saved my life.

The Prima guides from back in the day were amazing to own with the game. I mainly remember pouring through the Ocarina of Time one, and gawking at the amazing art of the characters they included alongside the walkthroughs.

0:58 That would most likely be a saber.

I didn't know about this game when I was growing up, but I'm very happy to hear someone getting a game like this. Good experiences are reasonably common, but this one sounds like exceptional experience. 😊

Bro just made this game waaaaay more interesting good job 😂

Oh! I had this when I was little! (I wonder if my mom still has it in my Nintendo stuff?) I remember trying to use it to rent and beat Goonies but I got even more confused by the way the doors/3D sections worked lol

Bro, this one and the second one to top tier childhood games! Kingsfield bit me pretty hard to on the ps one. I dumped countless hours into these. Thank you for the memory bump! This is one of those games that lives seared into your memories as one of the all time greats. The sfx the music, all of it made you feel like you were on a mythical quest. Awesome stuff, living through the 80’s was wildly awesome. But now realizing that I’ve probably got more time in life than left is kind of a wild thought. Watching the younger people is wild too. I remember being young enough to think I knew something. Now I’m old enough to know I don’t know anything. Life is weird, but this was a fkn awesome dopamine ride. So thank you for that. Algorithm came in clutch. And ima definitely like and sub. Boss shiz brother. Boss shiz.

How do you remember everything in such detail? I really enjoy your trips down memory lane and now I can put a name to the nice lady at Stewart's video! I cannot think of any publications I used besides Nintendo Power, and if I had anything different you would probably remember before I would.

Yes this is freaking cool thanks

This is freaking cool.

This is the first video game I ever played. I was 6. I’ve been addicted ever since. I’m now 42. In my 20’s, I managed to get a copy off of eBay. It held up, still, after all those years. I still have it and play it from time to time ❤

Okay man. The color comments in the are just too much😂. Shades of pink lol. Still, this is the best review of Wizards And Warriors on UA-cam! The vintage late 1980's camcorder footage was an amazing time capsule, thank you! I was given my first Dungeons And Dragons books by a similar young couple as your parents' friends.

I still have my NES Atlas, it is a grail item. Should have listed it for that video.

I spent countless hours on this as a kid, and found it really hard, but so compelling. I can't remember if I actually beat it, but I enjoyed it so much.

Absolutely awesome video. I felt the same way when I first received this game. However, I knew of no one who had it and it didn't take me very long to complete it. That has been par for the course, as I've finished thousands of games. However, I will say that I've come back to this unforgettable classic close to 100 hundred times since I finished it for the first time in the late 80's. I've been creating a list of the Top 250 games of all time and this game ranks pretty high on that list. Again, great job with the video. I watched the entire thing and heartily agreed with each sentiment and thought you had of the game!

Pretty sure there are five blocks of life. I never finished this game as a kid but I do remember getting one from the owl creature building... Although that WAS 27 years ago so f'd if I know...

At 49 yrs old I remember playing this game with obsession late at night or on the weekends or during the summer (vacation) I had a long time figuring it out as I got more into the game but, the more I played it the more I learned about it… it is a non stop adrenaline, nerve wracking and exciting game to play… it was one of the most hands down game of the 80’s!! Thanks for sharing your childhood memories and making me laugh and cry missing my childhood memories. You did a number on me… you gained a new follower… I’m gonna check out your video content and hope you do more on the 80’s Nintendo game memories.

Two bro having fun time on contra classic

Look boring

great call here! do u think iron sword tops this one tho?

I'm impressed with how quickly this game can be finished. When I was a kid, each level felt like a big adventure and advancing a level felt like a big accomplishment. When I found this video it was about midnight and I fell asleep watching it the first time. Anyway, I dreamed that in the castle you revealed a secret door that revealed a tavern where you could recruit and play the rest of the game with one of 3 other characters, including a woman warrior with blue hair. And I was like, I never knew you could do that! I have since watched your whole video at a more reasonable hour and confirmed that, while a cool concept, not in this game.

Nice to see a video doing justice to one of the most underrated games of the NES library!