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I loved the arcade version of this and the Atari 2600 port was pretty solid too. I captured this footage from Taito Legends from the original XBox. Im looking at upgrading some of the equipment I use to capture (upscaler and capture card) hopefully sometime next year. I need to hook it up on my CRT and see how it looks. Anything red seems to be bright and blur worse than other colors. I think that is mainly due to my cheap capture card. Thanks for checking it out.

@@bigsilentrob I'm not sure I ever saw the arcade version more than maybe a few times. I'm most familiar with the C64, Atari 2600, and ColecoVision ports. None of them had color palettes suitable for capturing the look and feel of the original.

@IsaacKuo, oh, okay. I understand what you mean now. Yeah, the arcade was much more colorful than the 2600 version. That's the only home port I've played. I played the arcade a lot as a kid. I go back to this version on Taito Legends as well.

Ms. Pac-Man and Jr. Pac-Man are both fantastic games. I missed out on a lot of the later arcade ports, but will definitely look into those. How did they pull off Kung Fu Master with only one button?

Sorry, that doesn't sound familiar at all. I did some Google searches with no luck. I'll keep looking though.

Thank you. I love the retro Donkey Kong games as well, with this one being my favorite.

Still one of my favorite PS1 games. Probably going to do a full playthrough for the channel soon. I haven't played through it in a long time.

Thanks for checking it out. I plan to do an updated video for this sometime next year commemorating the 30 year anniversary of the US launch of the console.

Originally on CBS in the mid 80s when I first started watching it.

Good times for sure. Going from 16-bit to 32-bit was a huge leap. I still enjoy a lot of those games today.

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This one is a lot of fun. Never played it until I started playing it digitally.

My tastes change all the time. I'm looking at redoing the list sometime next year around the 30th anniversary of the US launch. I've put some more time into several of these games, so the list will definitely change

Never noticed that, but now I'll have to go look again.

I love the soundtrack to this game. I ripped the tracks from the disc to my computer years ago. I have it all on my phone now. It gets a listen pretty often.

I really enjoyed this one. Never played it until I picked it up a few years ago. Echo Night is an excellent game as well. D was a great horror puzzle game for its time too.

This is where I first played Silent Hill as well. It wowed me when I first played it and bought the game soon after it was released and still have it in my collection today. I have a bunch more of these OPM demo disks and hope to add more of these to my channel in the future.

@@bigsilentrob I would love to get a copy of this demo again and that Pizza Hut demo disc with Metal Gear Solid on it. That was where I first played that game

Pizza Hut had some solid demos (no pun intended). I wish I had those. The Picks demo that came with my launch console is probably my favorite demo disc ever. That thing was loaded.

Yep, all of what you said there. I don't know who they poll for some of these questions.

Good ol days. Seems like when you're a kid, your parents are more likely to say yes to your friend rather than you. Weird how that works. When I was about that age, my dad's friend had an Atari 2600 and I'd always go with him so I could play it. We didn't have one yet. I'd spend hours playing Yars Revenge and Laser Blast over there.

Not exactly sure what you mean by this

Your Xbox original is broken

I've seen a list that has Dare Devil Derby 3D and Space Hulk, but neither had releases. I've never seen anything for Dare Devil Derby 3D. Space Hulk has a few promo boxes but was never officially released.

One of my favorite puzzle games. Me and my wife have had some epic battles on this one over the years. She usually beats me though.

They're better than I thought they'd be. I found them all at Goodwill for a buck a piece. I think they were $5 at BK. I just played them all for the first time when I made this video.

Yes, that thumbnail is my longbox collection. All 102. I don't have all the variants, but I have one of each of the 102. I don't have a video up of my whole collection/game room, but it is something I'd like to do in the future.

Greatest demo disc of all time..

I pre-ordered mine back then too. I still have the sampler CD that I received when I pre-ordered. I got Street Fighter the Movie with mine and it's still one of my guilty pleasure games. I picked up ESPN Extreme Games a couple of weeks later. October 7th, I picked up MK3 (the reason I got the console in the first place) and Toshinden. That will always be my favorite era of gaming.

@@bigsilentrob absolutely, the 3rd gen is my bread and butter too. Yeah I have the Hear it Now Play it Later disc too. That time ('95 - '97) is my favorite time in gaming.

Hear It Now Play It Later. I couldn't think of that to save my life. Totally agree, the best few years of gaming were at that time. I love the Saturn and N64 as well. Great times!!

@@bigsilentrob we're brothers in that, man! I'll add the Panny 3DO, too. These systems were just so important to my high school-brained soul at the time. Anyway, if you're still making videos I'm subbed.

Obviously because I suck. Did you not see how many times I died? Even 35 years ago, I was never able to beat it without the code.

@@bigsilentrob You "Suck" because you rely on the code too much. I have beaten both Salamander and the USA life force here in japan when I was in HS since I got into retro games a few years ago, I'd much rather you play in a stream and watch you try to beat the game with out the code and watch you get better over time, it will really pay off in the end when you do.

Thanks!! After seeing this code in a few Konami games, growing up, I started calling it the Konami code. This is by far my favorite shooter on the NES and one of my favorite shooters of all time. I like how it alternates from horizontal to vertical after each level.

@@bigsilentrob That’s something most games wouldn’t try, but the extra effort really paid off

It was original for sure. I guess that's why I keep coming back to it.

Such a classic, underrated game. I'd love to see a sequel, remake, remaster or something for this franchise.

Nice!!

I like Wipeout XL (2097) better, but the original is an all time classic.

Thanks for watching.

Didn't forget. It wasn't an official release.

@@bigsilentrob Yeah but it was still made. It could have been listed in the video as unreleased.

@@steppingoctopus6905 Gives me a reason to do an update video in the future. That and a lot of these rankings will change as I've gotten more into some of the stuff I've bought from 2018-2020 that I missed in the 90s.

What up?!?!?

There are several of the early PS1 games that are hard to play now, but there are also a bunch from this era that I love to go back and revisit.

Totally agree. They do get harder as it progresses.

Just Feud. Lol

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I love the Wipeout series, Wipeout XL being my favorite. I finally picked up Jumping Flash in 2020. I need to find a copy of the 2nd one.

guess you missed out then

@@felix-ve8jk any slight contact with the wall was almost a complete stop. I got the omega collection 25 years later and its pretty good

I'm with you 100% there. I've put up a lot bigger scores on the digital table than the actual table. I've never gotten a 4 way combo on the real thing. I got a few 3 way combos though.

@@bigsilentrob 4 times is HARD. GRAVEYARD LOOP, up to thing, Ramp and then Graveyard. Videos show other but NOT tried and tested.

@@bigsilentrob 4x combo is nice. just get as achievement. not worth the money!!!

Glad you enjoyed it. This is one of my favorite puzzle games from that era.

Nostalgia at its finest.

The PS1/N64/Saturn is my favorite era of gaming. I have a ton of Official Playstation Magazine demo discs that I'm planning to start playing and uploading in the near future. Picks was such a great demo disc.