While I haven't finished the video yet, I do find it necessary to let you know that Memorick was also released in Europe under the title "Memorick: The Apprentice Knight." I own a copy, so I should know. 😉
@@dynastymusou8906Yeah that was my mistake. I believe I removed that section from the video where I said that. Is it still in it for you? Just want to know so I can try to remove it again.
@@campxbox Now that you mention it, it is cut out. I just remembered you said it when I attempted to watch it yesterday and I ended up not being able to finish the whole thing. 😅
@@campxbox Obviously. I would feel the same way if I ever did have the time to produce some videos. I find that hard to do when I work full time. Not to mention I have no prior experience in the field. Anyway, I am drifting off. One game I am sad to have missed out on because it was not released in Europe is Tork: Prehistoric Punk...
I was searching for Knight's Apprentice since i was 7 and lost the disk in a box full of nameless cds. It really itched the scratch behind my memories. What a relief
I just had to say thanks for helping me rediscover Seablade! That game lived rent free in my head for years and neither I nor my Father could ever find "that x shaped spaceship in the ocean game" no matter how hard we tried. After watching a few of your videos i knew if i was patient it would show up here. Thanks for ending a years long search my man!
Yea, thats what i actually seriously miss about the late 90s/early 2000s era of gaming... All these fun concepts and ideas that devs just build a game around.
A couple of my favorite Xbox games which were both exclusive are Voodoo Vince and Stubbs The Zombie. Both have been re-released in the past decade, but until then I thought were very obscure games that none of my other friends knew about. I can still have plenty of fun playing them today, they're great games with great soundtracks also.
18:08 anyone else love generic buttmetal riffs in early 2000s stuff? 18:50 very much agree. Even if the game stinks, it's still good to document and use to broaden our understanding of how gaming evolves and how one disaster of a game might have prevented another game from making the same mistakes, thus leading to a great game further down the line. It's this indirect way developers kinda learn from each other
Great username and I first saw Iron Phoenix in this video today. I was thinking it looked like it had some potential. Like Camp was saying, it's a shame it came out too early. Imagine if had come out on 360 with a single player and re-worked multiplayer
I picked up furious karting because of this video. Also indycar series 2005 was exclusive to the Xbox in North America. That game nobody ever talks about. The game is tough as nails, maybe the best simulator racer on the console. The default setup for the car at each track was typically bad and it forced you to dive deep into figuring out how to set up your car in the garage. Had a lot of fun with this one back in the day, even was part of a league that would race weekly on Xbox live back in the day.
I liked that you tried truly obscure games. I collect OG Xbox games and some of these would have tricked me out of $10. The kart racer may still get me.
Iron Phoenix was awesome. I had a demo disc with a demo of it and I think only a few characters were playable. But I always really wanted the full game as a kid, but never did get my hands on it.
I loved Toxic Grind when I was in high school. I keep thinking about it even tk this day, but sadly don't have an Xbox to play it. I also miss playing Deathrow. That was an awesome take on sports games.
I think I mentioned before about the Buffy game that a must (the sequel Chaos Bleeds is also alright, but not Xbox exclusive), in terms of exclusive games, I can't think of any other really good ones left after that. Chronicals of Riddick Escape from Butcher Bay? Multiplats from the era you might want to give a go Psi-ops The Mindgate Conspiracy I loved back in the day, Bloodrayne, Tomb Raider Legend, Xmen Legends. Great content as always.
12:37 looks like you play as postal guy here?? 😂 Anyway This is becoming one of my personal favourite gaming channels. That Iron Phoenix game looks really fast paced and runs pretty well* for the hardware. Especially since it looks like there are a lot of effects going on during the battles
Damn, I forgot about Toxic Grind. I only played it via a demo disc. Back when demo discs were a thing and fun. I used to play this and a few other games even for their short time limits or level access.
I played a bit of Iron Phoenix. I remember learning about it via, I think, Next Gen magazine where they had it in a feature with (the canceled game) Vultures, as some sort of "new type of fighting game" type story, since both were these arena focused team vs team type affairs rather than 8-way movement fighters like Tekken or straight-on 2D ones. Don't believe I played it back in the day, or even spent much time on it now on my modded Xbox - mostly because that sort of "behind the back" swinging wildly around combat isn't very... finessed. The Xbox *had Unreal Tournament 2* for that kind of thing as well, with better online, presentation and more content _in addition_ to letting people flimsily swing around melee weapons while bouncing off the walls in arenas. I applaud it for trying something new, but... I mean, compare to this Sega (and Platinum's) later Anarchy Reigns and you're like, "OH! _That's how the idea should've been executed!"_ lol. At least as far I'm concerned - *that* games has a really good fighting/brawler feel. I think a better modern version of Iron Phoenix would be Naraka Bladepoint, or even Naruto: Shinobi Strikers, so to Iron Phoenix's credit, props to it for somehow resembling relevant, successful titles in 2024. It's clear the devs at Sega Sammy were onto something with Iron Phoenix then, I'll give 'em that. I DEFINITELY need to check out Furious Karting though, from the sounds of it. I can look at the style of the characters in the cutscenes and immediately see the same kind of personality as something like Total Overdose, the Outlaw Sports games, State of Emergency, or Saints Row. That's actually _really_ fascinating to me to see; cart racers are 100% always cartoony fare, so seeing anything else just begs the question as to why more people don't take that kind of stab? If only to stand out in the marketplace. Hearing that it plays well is icing on the cake. I'm also happy to hear about Toxic Grind... mostly because it reminds me I need to play more _Dark Summit,_ lol. Now THAT'S an extreme sport/dystopian future story-focused hybrid game I actually enjoyed! This was a fun topic/video! Seeing Iron Phoenix (and mentioning Unreal Tournament 2 up there) reminds me of other arena/fighting/combat games that are obscure on the Xbox now. If you revisit this topic again, I suggest looking into DeathRow, WarPath, and STAKE Fortune Fighters on backlogged. I cannot, in any universe, imagine those titles having many ratings either, lol.
I agree with Iron Phoenix having its finger on the pulse for something that would be done much better later on. Those are great recommendations, though; Deathrow is one of my all-time favorites.
Fun video! Legit obscure games. I don't claim to know about all games of course, but as a life time game player I'm familiar with a ton of them. Most of these were new to me! Not sure if you've checked out Yager yet, but if you like flying games I would dare to call it "a hidden gem" on the xbox. It's not perfect, but I had a good time playing it.
ooohhh man i played the shit outta toxic grind, wonky controls and all!!! the aquarium level is a fuckin chore along with the greek one but man i still loved it.
I picked up Memorick a few weeks ago along with Robin Hood Defender of the Crown since I like both the legends, and I hadn't seen anyone talk about either yet. Robin Hood is on PS2 as well rather than being exclusive, but in the UK it seems the Xbox copy is more difficult to get at a low price.
Have you ever played night caster before. I saw it at a game store and got it because it was five dollars. Its really awesome ive never heard of it before i bought it.
I remember Iron Phoenix. I was really into fighting games at the time and it was billing itself as a group fighting game, so I was kinda looking forward to it. Then it came out and got terrible reviews.
I remember reading the previews about iron phoenix and thinking it would be so damn amazing. It’s unfortunate that it didn’t live up to my internal hype. In a way anarchy reigns ending up being closer to what I wanted out of the game
I had both Toxic Grind and SeaBlade as a kid. Got both from a Hastings store when I lived in Southern Oklahoma back in the late 2000s; I have more memories of SeaBlade, mostly because I couldn’t finish the first level and even back when I was a kid, I could tell how cheaply made the game seemed to be, just from the CG models that moved around like they were in a PowerPoint presentation during the cutscenes. Years later, I picked up a cheap copy just to show my friends how awful the game was. I did think it was comical how the game advertised its website in the loading screen, which is still available for viewing on the Internet Archive.
Wow, I haven't thought about Hastings in a while. Back in 2005, when I was addicted to my PSP, I remember their PSP UMD movie selection being top-notch! I also picked up a lot of Xbox gems there. I do think that makes a bad game fun, though, sharing it with others haha
Its a shame SeaBlade didnt do a better job. I just love underwater games and the idea of having airborne and underwater environments sounds great conceptually. And theres nothing wrong with hoping to find a hidden gem and then pointing out clear flaws. Especially when, in retrospect, it seems SO close to being great!
I saw Seablade in the 5$ bin and was never sure about it, thanks for the review. I just wonder how much some of these old games could be fixed with patches, Could a patch, even a fan patch turn a 4/10 game into a 7/10 experience?
I was one of the top ranked in the world on Iron Phoenix. Gamertag Ge0v1RuS. My crew Arese, R6R. Top dogs. Good times. Hope they remake so I can reclaim my throne.
Random question, would you compare Seablade to Defender: For All Mankind or do you think they’re too different? Because the whole rescue people in a flight shooter reminds me of Defender 2002
wow I actually played a demo of that kart racing game. totally forgot about it. didn't like it though as the kart felt too realistic for an arcade racer. i was constantly flipping over my kart in tight corners :D
A good video, interesting games. Some small mistakes, though. Memorick was definetly released in Europe as well, I have the PAL version in my collection. Iron Phoenix was a NTSC exclusive, though.
Thanks for the feedback. I went ahead and trimmed that out of the video, it just needs some time to process. I agree, though; the sliding sections were miserable.
North America only for Memorick? I wonder how a copy ended up in the Netherlands then when i visited a gaming store somewhere in the north of the place.
@@campxbox Nae worries, at least it wasn't a mistake as severe as when Erik the Red planned on conquering England in 859 and ordered helmets with the horns on the inside.
i bought iron phoenix from my retro ggame store this year and it was complete ass. sorry to say. barely anything to offer and the gameplay was clunky. and im a dude who doesnt give a shit about graphics or the time its from.
Fun fact: To this day Elder Scrolls III Morrowind is still an Xbox (console) exclusive. Honestly people who were mad about Bethesda going to Xbox forget their console debut was on there, it's kinda poetic that they wound up together again.
Not only did Furious Karting have to deal with releasing the same year as a big Mario Kart release, it also had to stand out against PGR, Rallisport Challenge, and Sega GT on the same console. And then it got further pounded to oblivion because there was another PGR game on the console, Forza burst onto the scene, and then Quantum Redshift became somewhat of a cult classic, basically burying the game under a racing game landslide
Listen I just found this channel and I’ve now made it a goal to watch everything in the next weeks. Great content and I truly can’t believe this channel is this small the quality is top tier. The original and Xbox 360 are my favorite consoles.
Thanks for watching! Let me know what I should talk about next! If you enjoyed be sure to like and subscribe to keep up with the retro Xbox videos.
While I haven't finished the video yet, I do find it necessary to let you know that Memorick was also released in Europe under the title "Memorick: The Apprentice Knight." I own a copy, so I should know. 😉
@@dynastymusou8906Yeah that was my mistake. I believe I removed that section from the video where I said that. Is it still in it for you? Just want to know so I can try to remove it again.
@@campxbox Now that you mention it, it is cut out. I just remembered you said it when I attempted to watch it yesterday and I ended up not being able to finish the whole thing. 😅
@@dynastymusou8906 No worries. Thanks for letting me know anyway! I always want to make sure my videos are accurate.
@@campxbox Obviously. I would feel the same way if I ever did have the time to produce some videos. I find that hard to do when I work full time. Not to mention I have no prior experience in the field.
Anyway, I am drifting off. One game I am sad to have missed out on because it was not released in Europe is Tork: Prehistoric Punk...
Obligatory positive comment for algorithmic engagement purposes.
youtube doesn't work like that anymore big homie
@Gryzlek it doesn't?
Hell yeah!
@@xman777boh yes it does.
I am also doing that now
Crimson Sea, Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter, Enclave, Brute Force, Mech Assault 1&2
Brute Force deserves a remake, though
Call Of Cthulhu: Dark Corners Of The Earth, Dungeons & Dragons: Heroes, Judge Dredd: Dredd Vs. Death, Still Life
@@forgottengrooves6073 I actually replayed DnD Heroes last year 🤣🤣🤣
I was searching for Knight's Apprentice since i was 7 and lost the disk in a box full of nameless cds. It really itched the scratch behind my memories. What a relief
I just had to say thanks for helping me rediscover Seablade! That game lived rent free in my head for years and neither I nor my Father could ever find "that x shaped spaceship in the ocean game" no matter how hard we tried. After watching a few of your videos i knew if i was patient it would show up here. Thanks for ending a years long search my man!
Glad to help out!
You had me at "Tony Hawk in The Running Man-universe"!
I hope you actually watched the rest of that segment and didn't just go running to get your hands on it.
@@mattpace1026Oh, I watched the rest of the segment. I'm not entirely sure I'd grab the game if I saw it for sale somewhere.
Man so many memories of iron Phoenix! My brothers and I used to just play endlessly playing the sean Paul track over and over 😂
My opinion: The original Xbox have the best lineup of all Xbox consoles.
Yea, thats what i actually seriously miss about the late 90s/early 2000s era of gaming... All these fun concepts and ideas that devs just build a game around.
You know it's funny I said the same thing about the PS1 compare the PS2
@@ComicBooksandVideoGameNerd96I actually Agree,
Agreed, grew up with an Xbox and the game library is a notch above all the other Xbox consoles
A couple of my favorite Xbox games which were both exclusive are Voodoo Vince and Stubbs The Zombie. Both have been re-released in the past decade, but until then I thought were very obscure games that none of my other friends knew about. I can still have plenty of fun playing them today, they're great games with great soundtracks also.
Both of those games are excellent!
18:08 anyone else love generic buttmetal riffs in early 2000s stuff?
18:50 very much agree. Even if the game stinks, it's still good to document and use to broaden our understanding of how gaming evolves and how one disaster of a game might have prevented another game from making the same mistakes, thus leading to a great game further down the line. It's this indirect way developers kinda learn from each other
otogi 1/2 are my all time favorites on xbox, can definitely feel the early from soft design
You know what? I'm subscribing. This channel is always hitting me with nostalgia for my early teenage years.
Thanks for subscribing! I'm glad I can bring back some great memories!
Toxic grind was the only game i had out of the bunch. Pretty sure i played it one time. Nostalgia is crazy. Thanks for the vid!
Thanks for watching!
Yessssss been waiting for Iron Phoenix to pop up on this channel. Such a cool game!
Great username and I first saw Iron Phoenix in this video today. I was thinking it looked like it had some potential. Like Camp was saying, it's a shame it came out too early. Imagine if had come out on 360 with a single player and re-worked multiplayer
Love using this channel for a buying guide ❤
I picked up furious karting because of this video.
Also indycar series 2005 was exclusive to the Xbox in North America. That game nobody ever talks about. The game is tough as nails, maybe the best simulator racer on the console. The default setup for the car at each track was typically bad and it forced you to dive deep into figuring out how to set up your car in the garage. Had a lot of fun with this one back in the day, even was part of a league that would race weekly on Xbox live back in the day.
David Land has gameplay of it on his channel.
I liked that you tried truly obscure games. I collect OG Xbox games and some of these would have tricked me out of $10. The kart racer may still get me.
Dont think i didnt notice that Sega GT 2000 MENU music in the BG lol
a channel dedicated to the original xbox??? I feel like Ive finally found my people
Man, I really miss platforming games.
Always good listening to your in-depth profiles of these oddball exclusives!
Glad you like them!
Iron Phoenix was awesome. I had a demo disc with a demo of it and I think only a few characters were playable. But I always really wanted the full game as a kid, but never did get my hands on it.
Iron Phoenix was so good. Kind of like if mortal kombat, soul caliber, and super smash bros had a baby. Such a rad Xbox Live experience.
Otogi has been referenced my soul has been recharged for the year thank you
Genuinely never heard of these title. Couple of them seem like a decent time.
I remember playing Furious Karting on a demo disc. Totally forgot about that game until today
I loved Toxic Grind when I was in high school. I keep thinking about it even tk this day, but sadly don't have an Xbox to play it. I also miss playing Deathrow. That was an awesome take on sports games.
Deathrow is one of my favorites
Blood Wake is another forgotten gem
What a beauty! Those water effects blew me away.
I think I’ve seen all of these except for the Merlin game at the used game store at some point lol. But yeah I can see why these are obscure lol
Yeah definitely not the cream of the Xbox exclusive crop, but still an interesting piece of history.
@@campxboxYeah I might actually get the Furious Carting game because I have a cousin that builds and rides go-carts like that.
I think I mentioned before about the Buffy game that a must (the sequel Chaos Bleeds is also alright, but not Xbox exclusive), in terms of exclusive games, I can't think of any other really good ones left after that. Chronicals of Riddick Escape from Butcher Bay?
Multiplats from the era you might want to give a go Psi-ops The Mindgate Conspiracy I loved back in the day, Bloodrayne, Tomb Raider Legend, Xmen Legends.
Great content as always.
12:37 looks like you play as postal guy here?? 😂
Anyway This is becoming one of my personal favourite gaming channels. That Iron Phoenix game looks really fast paced and runs pretty well* for the hardware. Especially since it looks like there are a lot of effects going on during the battles
Knights apprentice is very colorful and a good looking game it seems
Yager was also a Xbox exclusive, and was pretty decent
Never would have heard of any of these lol, thanks for doing this
big hugs and kisses
Times a million
Iron Phoenix looks fun, would do great as a remastered online game nowadays. Also how many obscure SEGA games are there 😂
I've played all these games And they were all good games.
Iron Phoenix reminds me in theory to "Warpath" who hAd a similar approach but the opposite way.
Iron Phoenix does look pretty fun, I think it would be worth picking up once it's supported by insignia plus a game for my collection lol
Damn, I forgot about Toxic Grind. I only played it via a demo disc. Back when demo discs were a thing and fun. I used to play this and a few other games even for their short time limits or level access.
I played a bit of Iron Phoenix. I remember learning about it via, I think, Next Gen magazine where they had it in a feature with (the canceled game) Vultures, as some sort of "new type of fighting game" type story, since both were these arena focused team vs team type affairs rather than 8-way movement fighters like Tekken or straight-on 2D ones. Don't believe I played it back in the day, or even spent much time on it now on my modded Xbox - mostly because that sort of "behind the back" swinging wildly around combat isn't very... finessed. The Xbox *had Unreal Tournament 2* for that kind of thing as well, with better online, presentation and more content _in addition_ to letting people flimsily swing around melee weapons while bouncing off the walls in arenas. I applaud it for trying something new, but... I mean, compare to this Sega (and Platinum's) later Anarchy Reigns and you're like, "OH! _That's how the idea should've been executed!"_ lol. At least as far I'm concerned - *that* games has a really good fighting/brawler feel. I think a better modern version of Iron Phoenix would be Naraka Bladepoint, or even Naruto: Shinobi Strikers, so to Iron Phoenix's credit, props to it for somehow resembling relevant, successful titles in 2024. It's clear the devs at Sega Sammy were onto something with Iron Phoenix then, I'll give 'em that.
I DEFINITELY need to check out Furious Karting though, from the sounds of it. I can look at the style of the characters in the cutscenes and immediately see the same kind of personality as something like Total Overdose, the Outlaw Sports games, State of Emergency, or Saints Row. That's actually _really_ fascinating to me to see; cart racers are 100% always cartoony fare, so seeing anything else just begs the question as to why more people don't take that kind of stab? If only to stand out in the marketplace. Hearing that it plays well is icing on the cake. I'm also happy to hear about Toxic Grind... mostly because it reminds me I need to play more _Dark Summit,_ lol. Now THAT'S an extreme sport/dystopian future story-focused hybrid game I actually enjoyed!
This was a fun topic/video! Seeing Iron Phoenix (and mentioning Unreal Tournament 2 up there) reminds me of other arena/fighting/combat games that are obscure on the Xbox now. If you revisit this topic again, I suggest looking into DeathRow, WarPath, and STAKE Fortune Fighters on backlogged. I cannot, in any universe, imagine those titles having many ratings either, lol.
I agree with Iron Phoenix having its finger on the pulse for something that would be done much better later on. Those are great recommendations, though; Deathrow is one of my all-time favorites.
I loved Memorik's Adventure, I wish I kept all my original Xbox games. :|
Fun video! Legit obscure games. I don't claim to know about all games of course, but as a life time game player I'm familiar with a ton of them. Most of these were new to me!
Not sure if you've checked out Yager yet, but if you like flying games I would dare to call it "a hidden gem" on the xbox. It's not perfect, but I had a good time playing it.
ooohhh man i played the shit outta toxic grind, wonky controls and all!!! the aquarium level is a fuckin chore along with the greek one but man i still loved it.
7:19 i swear they got that animation right from ocarina of time lol
I picked up Memorick a few weeks ago along with Robin Hood Defender of the Crown since I like both the legends, and I hadn't seen anyone talk about either yet. Robin Hood is on PS2 as well rather than being exclusive, but in the UK it seems the Xbox copy is more difficult to get at a low price.
I'm not sure how it performed sale wise but Blood Wake is the one I always think about. I'd love to see a breakdown of that game now.
Disregard. Upon looking, he has a video on bloodwake. He earned a follow.
Sad no mention of the true gem that is Breakdown. First person backflipping, first person vomiting, it was ground breaking.
Luckily that game has gotten more popular as of late since its backwards compatible. Amazing game!
Have you ever played night caster before. I saw it at a game store and got it because it was five dollars. Its really awesome ive never heard of it before i bought it.
Bummer that Toxic Grind wasn’t executed better. Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 is still the GOAT
Microids making a platformer is kinda odd. They usually make adventure games like Syberia.
As much as I love the OG Xbox. This is where ps2 had it beat
I recently got Knights Apprentice. I played maybe half an hour and had my fill. Its just a platformer with nothing unique like you said
I remember Iron Phoenix. I was really into fighting games at the time and it was billing itself as a group fighting game, so I was kinda looking forward to it. Then it came out and got terrible reviews.
fantastic video
Thank you!
YESSS IRON PHOENIX WAS SO AHEAD OF ITS TIME!!!! REMASTER PLZPLZPLZPLZPLZ
I remember reading the previews about iron phoenix and thinking it would be so damn amazing. It’s unfortunate that it didn’t live up to my internal hype. In a way anarchy reigns ending up being closer to what I wanted out of the game
Great vid! Curious Farting is more obscure than Furious Karting.
Gun Valkyrie comes to mind.
I had both Toxic Grind and SeaBlade as a kid. Got both from a Hastings store when I lived in Southern Oklahoma back in the late 2000s; I have more memories of SeaBlade, mostly because I couldn’t finish the first level and even back when I was a kid, I could tell how cheaply made the game seemed to be, just from the CG models that moved around like they were in a PowerPoint presentation during the cutscenes. Years later, I picked up a cheap copy just to show my friends how awful the game was. I did think it was comical how the game advertised its website in the loading screen, which is still available for viewing on the Internet Archive.
Wow, I haven't thought about Hastings in a while. Back in 2005, when I was addicted to my PSP, I remember their PSP UMD movie selection being top-notch! I also picked up a lot of Xbox gems there.
I do think that makes a bad game fun, though, sharing it with others haha
Its a shame SeaBlade didnt do a better job. I just love underwater games and the idea of having airborne and underwater environments sounds great conceptually. And theres nothing wrong with hoping to find a hidden gem and then pointing out clear flaws. Especially when, in retrospect, it seems SO close to being great!
I saw Seablade in the 5$ bin and was never sure about it, thanks for the review.
I just wonder how much some of these old games could be fixed with patches, Could a patch, even a fan patch turn a 4/10 game into a 7/10 experience?
Yeah I could see SeaBlade getting a difficult balancing patch and making it a better experience.
My immediate thought was Tao Feng: Fist of the Lotus
I typed in Tao Feng and your video was the first to pop up! 😂💀
I never heard of any of these games.
Great video
Thanks!
My personal faves are Whacked! And Kung Fu Chaos
I was one of the top ranked in the world on Iron Phoenix. Gamertag Ge0v1RuS. My crew Arese, R6R. Top dogs. Good times. Hope they remake so I can reclaim my throne.
The guy talking sounds like Sheldon from the big bang theory
Random question, would you compare Seablade to Defender: For All Mankind or do you think they’re too different? Because the whole rescue people in a flight shooter reminds me of Defender 2002
I've actually never played Defender, but I definitely could see it being very similar.
Please cover Galleon someday
Great game!! 🎉
I remember these
No Gunvalkyrie?
Nice!
Thanks!
was the music playing during the Seablade portion from the game? Because it really sounded like the Panzer Dragoon soundtrack.
You are right! It's Track 2 from Panzer Dragoon.
Tao Feng.Kameo,Sudeki,Kukato Chojin.
Quantum Redshift 🔥
You made it 15 seconds until saying "hidden gems".
My new record!
wow I actually played a demo of that kart racing game. totally forgot about it. didn't like it though as the kart felt too realistic for an arcade racer. i was constantly flipping over my kart in tight corners :D
A good video, interesting games. Some small mistakes, though. Memorick was definetly released in Europe as well, I have the PAL version in my collection. Iron Phoenix was a NTSC exclusive, though.
Thanks for the feedback. I went ahead and trimmed that out of the video, it just needs some time to process.
Why is there runescape music in the background... 😆😅😆
Sea blade looks like a rouge squadron ripoff.
Memories was also released in the UK. I like the game but the controls are frustrating and hate the riding/river sections.
Thanks for the feedback. I went ahead and trimmed that out of the video, it just needs some time to process. I agree, though; the sliding sections were miserable.
North America only for Memorick? I wonder how a copy ended up in the Netherlands then when i visited a gaming store somewhere in the north of the place.
It was a mistake in the video. Memorick has a PAL version as well. I have the physical game in my collection. It’s not even rare or anything.
@@Renk1 I see! Thank you for replying!
Yeah, it was my mistake. I went ahead and trimmed that out of the video, it just needs some time to process.
@@campxbox Nae worries, at least it wasn't a mistake as severe as when Erik the Red planned on conquering England in 859 and ordered helmets with the horns on the inside.
engagement
i have mavricks adventures i do play it its meh lol 3/5
Ah yes.
Kurious Farting
Azurik
Kurious Farting
they can literally remaster all these games there just being lazy
i bought iron phoenix from my retro ggame store this year and it was complete ass. sorry to say. barely anything to offer and the gameplay was clunky. and im a dude who doesnt give a shit about graphics or the time its from.
@8:24 a good candidate for a re-release.
Back at Camp Xbox where the fun never ends 😂
😂🔥 This is a great video
Fun fact: To this day Elder Scrolls III Morrowind is still an Xbox (console) exclusive.
Honestly people who were mad about Bethesda going to Xbox forget their console debut was on there, it's kinda poetic that they wound up together again.
Great video! Really like your delivery and cadance it's VERY pleasant.
Glad you liked it! I appreciate the nice words, thank you!
Not only did Furious Karting have to deal with releasing the same year as a big Mario Kart release, it also had to stand out against PGR, Rallisport Challenge, and Sega GT on the same console. And then it got further pounded to oblivion because there was another PGR game on the console, Forza burst onto the scene, and then Quantum Redshift became somewhat of a cult classic, basically burying the game under a racing game landslide
Listen I just found this channel and I’ve now made it a goal to watch everything in the next weeks. Great content and I truly can’t believe this channel is this small the quality is top tier. The original and Xbox 360 are my favorite consoles.
I'm glad you enjoy it so much! Hopefully you enjoy some of the older content!
10:50 you know, Tigershark on the PS1 had surface and underwater combat too. Brining this up because I wonder how it stacks up against Seablade
I've actually played Tigershark, but it's been so long that I don't remember it too well.
shame with seablade not being very good, looks like a mix of bloodwake and crimson skies
My God, obscure is right. I have not even heard of any of these
Love hearing about hidden gems, no matter the system
Magatama (Japan only) is another forgotten gem.