I'm honestly convinced someone went back in time and made sure there was exactly enough space for Joel to say "GRAND DAD" before the Flintstones theme kicked in.
It might be better known these days as 7 Grand Dad, but this Taito platformer sits about on par with Capcom's Disney games. It's really that well made.
I got this game 30 years ago when I was a kid. The night before I drew a picture of Fred and wrote something like ”Good morning, let’s go get the game”. I put it next to my bed so I could see it in the morning when I woke up. Getting games back then was so exiting. I can’t believe I still remember all this. It was my favourite nes game. Oh the memories…
I found this game to be incredibly scary as a kid, but couldn't stop playing it. Some of the music can be extremely haunting. Still get major chills and goosebumps to this day when I listen to it.
Np! I hate it that I still have more to weed out, but 60 fps is just too important to ignore with these old flickery games :) And thanks, it's nice that you noticed the effort.
I had this game as a kid. Everything was so hard as a kid, now? Many of these NES and SNES games are easy yet fun to play. Thanks for uploading a full playthrough of this gem.
George stating that he's busy with trouble at the company to Fred implies that this takes place at the same time as Cogswells Caper, the Jetsons nes game.
Rented this one as a kid and yes, it's solid. The little-known sequel is one of the rarest games on the system, and having played a repro, I can say that it's definitely not worth the asking price!
This is the first game I could remember that had the ability to hang on a ledge and pull yourself up. Blew me away at the time because every game I'd ever played till then had it where if you missed landing feet square on a platform, it was over.
This was a fun little game! I remember being pretty excited that you got to visit the Jetsons future in the final level! And the obligatory 'giant mech boss battle' that was fairly common in a lot of video games, haha.
I played this game around 7 years old. 1997. I think I stopped playing around 1999 when I got my Playstation. I was good at video games and this brings back memories being one of my first but I never could get past the more advanced stuff like that boat ride from hell. I could only pass like 3 stages of the board on my own....I enjoyed the basketball mini game in this. I think I remember scorring 22 pts like you before it ended.
Haven’t seen this game in 30+ yrs! I beat it twice as a kid, and lemme tell you, this game was very difficult. One of the hardest platforming games out there . Don’t really know how I was able to clear this twice.
@@TurretBot It was in one of the later Flintstones shows during the 70s after the show ended. The song was (Tomorrow's gonna be) Fred Flintstone Day. The bonus stage is that piece.
Videos like this are GREAT! But.. they lack the fun of discovery. When you play a game like this for the first time you're learning what is possible. These are great time capsules... but they miss the sense of adventure in playing for the first time.
Honestly, I thought this game was some kind of weird dream my brain made up as a kid, but I'm happy to learn it wasn't! I never made it past the first level because of how difficult this game was, so it's nice getting to finally see the rest of the game!
I used to have this cartridge back in the 90's, but I still can't find it. I will find it one day. The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy is based on the animated cartoon TV series The Flintstones. Taito would later release another Flintstones game for the NES titled The Flintstones: Surprise at Dinosaur Peak 3 years later, in 1994.
This Flintstones NES game, The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy is based on the animated TV series The Flintstones, off of syndication and on TBS in the early 90's.
7:50 Sometimes, you need a leap of faith. 11:40 I thought running around might be the way to win. 😂 12:41 Ice levels, man. The physics are brutal. 🕳️ Well played!
After 31 years not only did the flinstones did recieve it’s own video game and not only did that game follow some of the episodes from the cartoon series BUT it also contains many inspired elements from the supermariobros games and you even could ride a dinosour,so while those supermario cartoon series may did took some inspirations from the flinstones,but it’s video game definitely took inspirations from those supermario games and so here we are in full circle🙏🙏🙏👍😁
I couldn't pass the first boss, a purple serpent. I tried to strike it with a club, to jump over it, and also tried to stand still and wait until it stop to breath flame. I didn't know I can throw hammers. Now the main riddle of my childhood is solved.
I'm 17 years right now and i've been ignoring this game during my whole life, but now that i found about "7 Grand Dad", i think it's i'll consider giving it a real try
A mi me asustaba la intro. Esa musica. Esos colores oscuros. El secuestro de animales. Todo eso era tenebroso. Ah y el nivel del castillo me re asustaba :v (la misma música y había esqueletos que te perseguian)
Digo lo mismo. Yo tenia menos de 11 años. Y nunca pude llegar hasta el Boss que parece Dracula. Esa lava subiendo siempre me mataba. Conocí todo el juego hace 10 años gracias a otro video como este
Being able to hang on edges was such an advanced thing back then. Not even Super Metroid had that. We only saw that in Metroid Fusion. Then came Prince of Persia and Blackthorne.
Good game, very enjoyable and not too hard for the most part. I had the most trouble with the autoscrolling parts usually, but even those aren't that bad overall. Some of Taito's Japanese exclusives are pretty good as well - Minelvaton Saga or Don Doko Don 1 & 2 come to mind. Guess they didn't publish or develop that many NES games, but their area of expertise are arcades anyway.
@@Jeansowaty Yeah, that one's probably the most difficult individual section. Funny how the future world is much easier, especially with all the transformations.
![[TAS] NES The Flintstones: The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak! by Exonym in 14:06.74](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8m_-MKcI7gM/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm honestly convinced someone went back in time and made sure there was exactly enough space for Joel to say "GRAND DAD" before the Flintstones theme kicked in.
FLEENSTONES?
@@HolyRomanEmperor90UUUUUGGGGGGHHHHH
@@mrtrollnator123Grand Dad! GRAND DAD?! WHAT THE FUCK?!?!
Grand dad. GRAND DAD!?!?
It might be better known these days as 7 Grand Dad, but this Taito platformer sits about on par with Capcom's Disney games. It's really that well made.
Yeah
100% agree. The graphics and the detail put in this game were superb. Even the tune of the last stage is the one from the Jetsons!
NintendoComplete Konami's Tiny Toon games were also perfect imo
Yes!😃😁😊
@@j.r.3664 NANI?!
"Say the line Joel!"
"………grand dad"
[applause]
“I can’t get up...”
“Dang it, Grandpa!”
[laughter]
hehe love this fella
"Fleenstones!?"
Who's Joel?
@@cannibalisticrequiem from vinesauce
This is a pretty good bootleg of 7 grand dad.
Lol
LMAO
@@AnimationMaster 😐
The real bootleg are the friends we made along the way
Yes
I got this game 30 years ago when I was a kid. The night before I drew a picture of Fred and wrote something like ”Good morning, let’s go get the game”. I put it next to my bed so I could see it in the morning when I woke up. Getting games back then was so exiting. I can’t believe I still remember all this. It was my favourite nes game. Oh the memories…
When I was *7* my *GRAND DAD* gave me this. It truly is a *GRAND* game.
It was a *High Quality* Title. *RIP* your grandpa.
was your 𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗗𝗔𝗗 attacked by a 𝙎𝙄𝙇𝙑𝙀𝙍 𝙂𝙐𝙉𝙉𝙀𝙍?
Damn. Someone kidnaps 2 animals. Fred's reaction to that. The genocide of every animal and person in his way
that was my reaction too XD
John Wick for real
Poor Grand Dad
I mean, he is a caveman.
"YEEEEEAH BARN! NOTHING LIKE COMMITTING GENOCIDE AGAINST HUMANITY!"
"I don't know Fred... Ooup."
I found this game to be incredibly scary as a kid, but couldn't stop playing it. Some of the music can be extremely haunting. Still get major chills and goosebumps to this day when I listen to it.
Because you saw the future as a child
Of GRAND DAD
I’ll see myself out now
Hmmm, Mario 7? Never played this before! G R A N D D A D.
So true the music is scary as fuck
YES. I had nightmares about this game. I'm glad I'm not the only one
Damn... So I wasn't the only one. This game was weirdly creepy but I couldn't figure out why as a kid. Still liked it though.
Was never able to pass this game as a kid. So glad I finally got to see the ending! THANK YOU! :)
My *grand dad* helped me play it
Thank you for going back to your older videos when you can and updating them in HD and 60 FPS.
Np! I hate it that I still have more to weed out, but 60 fps is just too important to ignore with these old flickery games :) And thanks, it's nice that you noticed the effort.
I had this game as a kid. Everything was so hard as a kid, now? Many of these NES and SNES games are easy yet fun to play.
Thanks for uploading a full playthrough of this gem.
Got this game from my mom when I was in elementary school. Loved it so much ❤️
Thank u for uploading this game brings back so many childhood memories
So essentially, this game is a Flintstones/Jetsons crossover.
That made game enjoyable more.
George stating that he's busy with trouble at the company to Fred implies that this takes place at the same time as Cogswells Caper, the Jetsons nes game.
There WAS a crossover for those two shows; maybe this game took inspiration from it.
Grand Dad..?
GRAND DAD?!?
FLEENTSTONES?!?
One of my favorites games in NES!!
Mine too so many memories
Thank you for posting this. It was a great trip to watch the full playthrough.
I used to play this 30 years ago when I was a kid in 1992, during sundays afternoon. Nice days.
Wait...1992...1992 1...7 GRAND DAD?!?!?!?!.!?!.!?!?
Rented this one as a kid and yes, it's solid.
The little-known sequel is one of the rarest games on the system, and having played a repro, I can say that it's definitely not worth the asking price!
what if it had grandad
Does it mean the game it's good or not
That music when Dino n hoppy get kidnapped gave me nightmares
Same here!
I love how George Jetson acknowledges the events of The Jetsons Meet The Flintstones when you talk to him.
I remember getting this for Christmas 91 along with Little Nemo, Super Castlevania and Actraiser for the Super NES. Fun times!
Yup
Super Castlevania? It was a great Christmas indeed then!
My grandad gave me this game for my birthday when i was 7.
I see what you did there
XD
This is the first game I could remember that had the ability to hang on a ledge and pull yourself up. Blew me away at the time because every game I'd ever played till then had it where if you missed landing feet square on a platform, it was over.
Such a great game! A lot of fond memories!👍
I remember playing this with my grand dad when I was 7
This was a fun little game! I remember being pretty excited that you got to visit the Jetsons future in the final level! And the obligatory 'giant mech boss battle' that was fairly common in a lot of video games, haha.
My Eyes: Flintstones Game
My Brain: 7 Grand Dad
Isnt the game that 7 Grand Dad is a bootleg of common knowledge by now? Thats why I feel good again seeing youtube videos of this game.
Yep!😊😉😆
Grand dad!
the details of this game is very insane
The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy!
Fleentstones!?
Wow!, nice graphics for the NES
I really love the crossover between them and the Jetsons.
lol 38:23
"Where you think you're crawling to? Imma break your f'ing legs boy"
The fact that this game not only has George Jetson in it at the last level, but the game also ACKNOWLEDGES THEIR CROSSOVER!
Long live the Flintstones, definetly
I played this game around 7 years old. 1997. I think I stopped playing around 1999 when I got my Playstation. I was good at video games and this brings back memories being one of my first but I never could get past the more advanced stuff like that boat ride from hell. I could only pass like 3 stages of the board on my own....I enjoyed the basketball mini game in this. I think I remember scorring 22 pts like you before it ended.
If the comments was not all grand dad it would be very grand.
I've rented this game at the video store so many times as a kid.
This is literally just 7 Grand Dad but with Fred Flintstone's face over Grand dad's
Haven’t seen this game in 30+ yrs! I beat it twice as a kid, and lemme tell you, this game was very difficult. One of the hardest platforming games out there . Don’t really know how I was able to clear this twice.
All tired memes aside, this is the only game that has the "Fred Flintstone Day" theme from the specials in late 70s.
What theme is that?
@@TurretBot It was in one of the later Flintstones shows during the 70s after the show ended. The song was (Tomorrow's gonna be) Fred Flintstone Day. The bonus stage is that piece.
Love how even The Great Gazoo makes an appearance!
they made a bootleg of 7 Grand Dad, how shameless!
This is the original game
7 Grand Dad is the bootleg
And r/wooshmyself
@@loplopthebird1860 good job
@Meaghan Rae WHOOOOOOOOSH
So evil they can’t do this to my grand dad…..
This is the nostalgic..... grand dad! 😎👊
FLEETSTONES??? AUGHH
Finally my search is finished. My 2 decade ago fav game
Videos like this are GREAT!
But.. they lack the fun of discovery. When you play a game like this for the first time you're learning what is possible.
These are great time capsules... but they miss the sense of adventure in playing for the first time.
Well it’s a longplay so the vibe of someone who’s never played it before just doesn’t apply here.
especially without granddad
No kidding guys this 7 Grand Dad bootleg looks epic
Grand Dad is the bootleg. The Flintstone is the original.
@@DesireeRodriguezGuitarrar/woooosh
That intro story gave me nightmares as a kid :
A friend of mine has this and it looks even better than I recalled.
Honestly, I thought this game was some kind of weird dream my brain made up as a kid, but I'm happy to learn it wasn't! I never made it past the first level because of how difficult this game was, so it's nice getting to finally see the rest of the game!
I used to have this cartridge back in the 90's, but I still can't find it. I will find it one day.
The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy is based on the animated cartoon TV series The Flintstones. Taito would later release another Flintstones game for the NES titled The Flintstones: Surprise at Dinosaur Peak 3 years later, in 1994.
I rented this game from Blockbuster back in the day lot of fun.
Тая игра няма да я забравя още като дете я цъках адски много дори и сега я имам на лаптопа си❗️❗️❗️❤❤❤ обичам Флинстон 😊😊❤️❤️❤️
Damn, Fred really came for that dude's ankles.
Uno de mis videojuegos favoritos de la Nes👍👌
12:40 I love how the music fits to the fail😅
This game is very good for a NES game.
The sprite work is good, the music is nice. And gameplay is decent
I love this music i playd this game very day after school
This Flintstones NES game, The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy is based on the animated TV series The Flintstones, off of syndication and on TBS in the early 90's.
I used to have this game and one of the best!!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Some of these designs remind me of a game called super Mario Bros 3 👍🤩👍💯
SUCH A GOAT GAME
So if there is a copyright of the Jetsons in the title screen, does that mean they actually appear in this game at some point?
7:50 Sometimes, you need a leap of faith.
11:40 I thought running around might be the way to win. 😂
12:41 Ice levels, man. The physics are brutal. 🕳️
Well played!
After 31 years not only did the flinstones did recieve it’s own video game and not only did that game follow some of the episodes from the cartoon series BUT it also contains many inspired elements from the supermariobros games and you even could ride a dinosour,so while those supermario cartoon series may did took some inspirations from the flinstones,but it’s video game definitely took inspirations from those supermario games and so here we are in full circle🙏🙏🙏👍😁
One of the best nes games! Love it
My favourite game as a kid❤
my grandfather loves this game!
meanwhile in another universe: 0:01
FLEENSTONES!!! 7 grand dad?!?!, agh... fleenstones... FLEENSTONES?! WHAT THE FUCK!!!
Getting Dr. Wily flashbacks from this final boss
This is pretty neat
My sister and I played the Dino poop outta this!! Plus that intro music when they swooped on them always kinda of freaked me out in a good way! Lol
I periodically come back to this game due to the extremely dramatic take on Flintstones.
The theme for the castle used to, and still freaks me out😂😂😂
I never even knew this game existed or I would’ve had it💯
The Flintstones game is amazing.
😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
I didn't all that what can Gizmo do! I believe I finished the game without them and the egg bomb thingy. Nice to see a childhood game again :)
I'm proud to say I finished this game when I was 8 years old :)
The boss music brings me my childhood , pureart this game .
12:00 now you are just toying with it!
That's just Fred being Bo Jackson.
I couldn't pass the first boss, a purple serpent. I tried to strike it with a club, to jump over it, and also tried to stand still and wait until it stop to breath flame.
I didn't know I can throw hammers. Now the main riddle of my childhood is solved.
I never finished this game in my childhood
I'm 17 years right now and i've been ignoring this game during my whole life, but now that i found about "7 Grand Dad", i think it's i'll consider giving it a real try
Favorite game from childhood♥
Grand dad enters the chat
I love the music more than the game it self.
A surprise sequel to Jetsons Meet The Flintstones AND a stealth ending to Gazoo's story! This would be their THIRD trip into the future!!
Back when we first had this we would have to leave the system on when we weren’t playing to save the progress.
I love the outro music!!!!!!!!!!
3:06 me acuerdo que era muy chiquito y me daba terror ese momento del juego, me iba llorando jajajaj
A mi me asustaba la intro. Esa musica. Esos colores oscuros. El secuestro de animales. Todo eso era tenebroso. Ah y el nivel del castillo me re asustaba :v (la misma música y había esqueletos que te perseguian)
Juegazo, es te juego me lo presto un. Amigo que ya falleció y le tengo un gran cariño por eso ya que me recuerda a el.
Memories are coming
Idk why I find the boss theme hilarious to listen to! Nonetheless one of the greatest games I ever played for the Nintendo
Que buenos juegos tiene la nes, soy muy afortunado de pertenecer a la vieja escuela, este juego lo jugué cuando tenía 13 años
Digo lo mismo. Yo tenia menos de 11 años. Y nunca pude llegar hasta el Boss que parece Dracula. Esa lava subiendo siempre me mataba. Conocí todo el juego hace 10 años gracias a otro video como este
I never saw the ice level because this game was hard af when I was a kid.
What a nice game! It would be a shame if it was passed off as a mario bootleg discovered by a UA-camr.
Heck why would i even think that!😂
Awesomeness please do more thanks
Being able to hang on edges was such an advanced thing back then. Not even Super Metroid had that. We only saw that in Metroid Fusion. Then came Prince of Persia and Blackthorne.
Prince of Persia was first released in 1989.
Good game, very enjoyable and not too hard for the most part. I had the most trouble with the autoscrolling parts usually, but even those aren't that bad overall. Some of Taito's Japanese exclusives are pretty good as well - Minelvaton Saga or Don Doko Don 1 & 2 come to mind. Guess they didn't publish or develop that many NES games, but their area of expertise are arcades anyway.
I personally hated the castle section with lava the most.
@@Jeansowaty Yeah, that one's probably the most difficult individual section. Funny how the future world is much easier, especially with all the transformations.