SUNSET RIDERS - History of the Ultimate Wild West Game !?
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Today, Top Hat Gaming Man discusses the history of Sunset Riders, Konami’s fantastic Arcade game from 1991. Is this the ultimate game set in the Wild West? Join me today as we look at this game in the Arcades, on the Super Nintendo and on the Sega Megadrive / Sega Genesis.
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BURY ME WITH MY .... MONEY!!! ... Lol I still say this to this day. One of my childhood favs.
In what context can you even say that...
@@Serjo777 lol it's rarely in context of anything. I don't incorporate it into conversations. I just mean I think of it sometimes and gotta say it because the way it's said is hilarious.
@@themidship22 Alright then, lol.
In my eyes, Sunset Riders is just as much of an essential arcade classic as the likes of Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Street Fighter II, and Turtles In Time.
More like Contra meets Cowboys in the Wild West if you ask me, it's really an underrated game that has a lot more in common with the Contra series, it deserved a lot more attention...
It was still a lot of fun, especially if you love playing Contra....
"Bury me with my money"
In my childhood in the late 1980's and early '90's, I lived in a town called El Toro in Orange County, California. Back then, it was common for arcade cabinets to be at pizzerias and there was a Pizza Hut at the strip mall across the 6 lane road from the condominium complex my family lived at.
There was an enclosed arcade in the back of the restaurant with about four cabinets and some sticker machines. This arcade had both the first Sunset Riders and Street Fighter II cabinets that I ever played. I spent a lot of time playing on these cabinets and I associate playing these games with a slight element of danger as I was only about 9 years old and my parents forbade me from crossing the 6 lane road which I did anyway.
A few years later, after my family relocated to the east coast US and I grew into adolescence, I found a copy of the Genesis (Mega Drive) port for cheap at a thrift store. Even then, I played the game with feelings of nostalgia for simpler times when my family lived in California.
Another great video, Richard. Thanks for making it!
Use Mame with a arcade stick...cheap and great.
Moo mesa is great too.
You mean by the Playco toys?
same, I went to my local pizzeria and always played this game as a kid. I've used so many quarters. Playing with 4 players was so fun.
I live in sjc south of el Toro and the sjc pizza hut used to have a dining area with games in the back. Loved the Simpsons and this one.
@@alejandroramirez4470 That's awesome. We used to go to the mission often when I was growing up. My parents actually bought my brother and me an Atari 2600 at a garage sale there in 1989. Haven't been back since 1993 and I miss it sorely. ¡Saludos!
That fight against Richard Rose somehow has a vibe of Tony Montana's standoff at the end of Scarface.
"- SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE...rose?!"
XDD
I never played this one. But the level design, visuals, and music are incredible. Konami.. feels like a lifetime ago, made actual games. Arcade games made by them are the stuff of legends. Wild, crazy, and fun.
If you own a Switch or PS4 you shoild check it. It's currently a $7.99 Arcade Archives game.
I can’t say enough great things about this game. Even better than rocket league adventures. Sunset riders might be my most played game of the 90s and I had the worst possible version of the game
Back then it was the Wild West of gaming
Whenever I played this game it was always as Cormano, the Mexican vaquero. Not just because I'm Hispanic but because he totes a shotgun around. That he hides under his poncho. I found out he takes the sombrero of a certain boss upon his defeat.
Superhero Movies are the Westerns of this generation.
Oh god, they really are! I always tend to avoid Super Hero movies these days, so you are bang on! It was Zombie movies not long ago too.
You made me remember that feeling of walking into a huge arcade room they had in a California mall!!! Great times and there's truly nothing that compares to that feeling....To see sunset riders in all its glory was truly a sight to behold
I'm so happy this game is on switch, I wish a physical version was available with other konami classics
In 1991, Konami was wiping up the arcade industry with its massively popular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles beat-em-up. The draw was more than just the license - it was also the four-player simultaneous action. With that in mind, Konami created Sunset Riders, a Wild West-themed run-and-gun. It expands upon the same formula as Surprise Attack (and by extension, Rolling Thunder and Shinobi) by having two-tiered stages you can jump between. There are even doors you can run into to get power-ups.
The major difference here is that you can shoot upwards, downwards, and even diagonally. This versatility, along with the looser controls and faster pace, makes the action feel a bit more like Contra. That game was crazy enough by itself, but it gets pretty chaotic when you have four players firing bullets at nearly half a dozen enemies coming out from all angles, especially since you die with a single hit. The four heroes each wield two types of weapons - Steve and Billy carry six-shooters while Bob and Cormano use shotguns, each with different firing configurations. There are items that increase the rapid-fire capabilities, too, or give you an extra weapon with a spread shot.
Each of the eight stages begins with a “WANTED” sign, showing off the boss of the level, each of whom has some unique distinction. Simon Greedwell is a rich tycoon that cries out “Bury me with my money!” Chief Scalpem is a Native American, whose sister protects him before you deliver the final blow, claiming “Please, please don’t shoot my brother! He’s only following orders!” To which your character replies “Okay ma’am. We won’t shoot him.” (Despite the fact that you spent the whole battle shooting at him, but let’s disregard that.) The final boss is a British gentleman named Sir Richard Rose, who fakes his death after several hits, removes a bulletproof plate from under his shirt, and proceeds to take more damage before dying for real, when he dramatically tosses his rose lapel aside. The whole thing is obviously very tongue-in-cheek, and adds a lot of personality.
There are lots of cool little features which fit in with the Old West theme. The first stage has you trying to avoid a stampede by running on the backs of bulls, a few other areas have you riding on horses. Running inside certain doors will grant you some whiskey for extra points, or “refreshments” (!!) from one of the town ladies. Some enemies will throw dynamite, which can be picked up and thrown back at them if you’re quick enough. The stages are also littered with barrels, boulders, and other bits of scenery that can be pushed and used to drop onto bad guys. There are also a few first-person shooting galleries that act as bonus stages, foreshadowing Konami’s western-themed light gun game Lethal Enforcers II: Gunfighters. One entire stage is a boss fight in a saloon, which ends with a can-can dance show. The fantastic soundtrack is appropriate to the Western theme and is full of the typical Konami energy.
Sunset Riders is an excellent game, and a fine alternative to the Contra series, especially for those who prefer the run-and-gun aspects of the earlier games.
As far as the ports go, the SNES version is remarkably faithful. The four-player functionality is gone, however. Most of the graphics have transitioned well, although some of the fancier effects, particular the sprite scaling, are absent. It’s quite a bit easier, too, with less going on at any given time. The music is almost perfectly replicated and most of the voice samples are in, now with subtitles so they’re easier to understand.
Playing the arcade version of this on my PS4 and it's just perfection. The console versions are still good but the Mega Drive version is too stripped down while the Snes version suffers from censorship.
Mega Drive version is the hardest of them all actually with super fast enemy bulllets BUT there's a bit extra as well as you collect coins from dead enemies and the bosses! Me personally i really love the Sega version which i grew up with somewhere in Eastern Europe
I got it on the Switch a couple weeks back and played it with my nephews, they loved it just as i did when i was 11 back then. Also just now noticed El Greco uses a train's boiler door as shield.
This game was fun as it reminds me of the Great Cowboy shows like Gunsmoke and Have Gun Will Travel! Also, I noticed Konami contracted that particular artist who drew game art for this arcade cabinet and Turtles in Time! They really knew how to illustrate a vibrant rough, and setting with its art!
Hell yeah, and speaking of Gunsmoke my local FOX station(WFXG FOX54 Augusta, GA) use to do reruns of it every night at 10pm for a couple of like a decade, and a 1/2, and it was still better than a lot of the trash FOX proper was putting on in prime time at the time IMHO.
@@CommodoreFan64 Hell YEAH!
This was a childhood classic that I played on the Sega Genesis. I'm so glad you got to cover this amazing game
I used to play on genesis. Do yourself a favor and check out the snes or arcade versions you won’t believe the levels and characters you missed out on
@@IndependentWhistleblower The Mega Drive version lacks some of the content, but it has enough improvements to the gameplay to make up for it.
I used to play the Genesis version over and over. No idea it was missing so much!
This one was great in the arcade, and I loved playing it with friends at the mall, we also rented the Genesis version, and found it great as well despite the changes. However you are wrong about Western movies not being popular in our lifetimes, as here in the US Dances with Wolves, Unforgiven, 3 Amigos(more a comedy spoof but still), Tombstone, plus The Quick, and The Dead all did gang busters in the 80's, and 90's.
I loved this game, me and my bro would spend many hours beating it over and over
Nice choice,Man ,one big cult classic and one of my favorites shotters,whit contra,metal slug, Robocop,ikari Warriors, gunsmoke,Rambo 3,wild guns,commando,cowboys of moo mesa,Bucky o'hare and many others, greetings from mexico 😃😄😃
I do recall presumably the reason why "Chief Scalpem" was changed to "Chief Wigwam" was the whole brutal act of scalping has been a negative stereotype of Native Americans when they were once depicted as violent savages.
I imagine Native Americans complained after getting wind of this as his name got changed for the SNES port, on top of replacing all the enemies into even more bandits to not potentially upset them further.
This change was apparently also retroactively applied to the Switch release of the original arcade game as he's still named "Chief Wigwam".
I can imagine this being an issue for Nintendo rereleasing the arcade Super Punchout, as they'd need to record the same digitized voice to replace "Vodka Drunkinski" to his current "Soda Popinski" name
I'm surprised you missed the nod to Clint Eastwood and his metal 'bulletproof vest' that Richard Rose uses midway through the final battle
YEAH TOTALLY!! I caught that reference!!👍
That what a great twist when I was a kid
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Hello from Bulgaria, Top hat man! Nice review, but you forgot to mention 2 important details about one of my favorite games: 1.There is a slide comand that every character can perform by presing diagonal down direction and jump button at the same time 2. The game starts new harder loop after it is finished.
I have a feeling a review of Konami's Mystic Heroes should be coming soon. A near-future cyberpunk Japan version of Sunset Riders. Runs on the same engine too. Complete with classic Konami Kukeiha Club funk music pumping out the speakers!! 😆
A lot of people have no idea this sort-of-sequel even exists.
My brother and I only played the sega version at first. the SNES version blew our minds with how much more it had. Never got a chance with the arcade version but sunsetriders is a fond childhood memory
Cheif Sister: "Don't kill my brother! He was only following orders!"
Cowboys: " But it's okay if we killed everyone else on our way here"? Chief Sister: "That's fine."
Me and a friend went in the local arcade around '94 and spent all of our money on beating this game. After around 40 continues I shot the final boss with our last coin. Then we saw the final credits and it felt great. Man, sweet memories!
I have so much nostalgia for this game when I was 4 I went to a day camp that had arcade cabinets I remember playing this game everyday during the summer with a friend good times
To be honest, the best west game in recent memories is red dead remdemption.
But years ago, the best west game was Sunset Riders, a charming game made for arcades, a gem that deserves more.
My favorite character was always Cormano, the only mexican in the gang (and the boss El Greco) one of the few notable mexicans in videogames in that era, we still LOVE the game in México because him and the amazing game.
Also you forget mention the chest plate that use Richard in the final battle, a simple and great twist that reference Clint Eastwood so well.
ASTA LA BYE BYE.
I have always loved this game! That opening level music is so good and gets me pumped!!! Konami was so great back in the day....
There was no message being pushed out to gamers because this was back when people cared more about fun and programmers/developers weren't forcing politics onto gamers.
Funny enough the Super Nintendo version replaces the native americans with the same generic bandits you fight through the rest of the game, changes the outfits of the dancers from fishnet stockings to long dresses and censors the word "Gringo" in one of the boss fights.
Developers did care about how their games were perceived by gamers...Or at least Nintendo did.
@@ArmaBiologica35 Nintendo mostly care about their family friendly image at the time, and shooting natives and cleavages doesn't scream "Family Friendly"
I wish way forward can bring this game back just like Contra
It's on the Switch eShop now. 👍😎
And ps4 and xbox live
@@marcustuggles8761 cross platforms no problem every one gets to play
Contra on NES is superior to the arcade version.
So cool that the arcade version is now available on Switch.
Great retrospective mate. I bet you and your mates had fun making this video.
Agreed! What happened Konami? How is it that such a successful company with so many LEGENDARY titles took a turn for the worse? This could be an interesting theme for a future video.
When that boss music kicks in and Simon Greedwell says "It's time to pay!", OH BOY!!!!!
So, Cowboy Bob, did you get that bounty we sent you to kill?
"Yeah and also 235 other bad guys, probably."
Such a classic. And those game sounds made the hair on my arm stand up. Nice video, my friend.
For those who want to play the original arcade port is currently available through the ARCADE ARCHIVES series on PS4, and Nintendo Switch.
1991 at the arcades for me (as a 9-year-old kid) was Street Fighter II and this. I have fond memories of playing this game with my cousins and friends, and a sizeable portion of my lunch money ("Bury me with my... money") went into those machines. Also enjoyed it on the SNES later on.
Never got to play with 4 simultaneous players, as the 2-player version was prevalent where I lived. I guess arcade operators preferred it because it could be put into most existing cabinets (therefore cheaper).
This game , along with The Last Bounty Hunter and The Good , the Bad & the Ugly opened me to the world of Westerns.
11:48 "What kind of boss can we end the game on?"
"I don't know. We've done every cliche. What's the opposite of a rugged American cowboy?"
"A classy British lord?"
"Okay, Sir Richard Rose it is." 🌹
Classic game. I have Sunset Riders for the Mega Drive and am planning on getting the SNES port as well, but holy hell is it expensive! When talking about Western themed games back in the day I was surprised you didn't mention another Konami game in the form of Lethal Enforcers II Gunfighters. This sequel to Lethal Enforcers was set entirely in the Wild West and was a very good light gun game. I still enjoy playing it on my Mega CD with Konami's trusty Justifier light gun on my CRT TV setup. Excellent old school blasting fun!
And Wild West C.O.W. BOYS MOO MESA too
Yeah Sunset Riders and Wild West C.O.W. Boys of Moo Mesa were some of my favorite arcade games to spend 30p on back in the day. Moo Mesa was like Sunset but it took a few hits to kill you and you could charge forward, killing ya enemies with ya horns, from what little I remember of it. Good times.
Wow Saturday night slam masters 3 days ago and now sunset riders? Both are childhood favorites. Thanks for the great videos and game selection!
this game was huge in the latin american scene for the Sega Genesis, everyone had it, legit!
And if not rented the heck out of it for weekend get togethers with friends.
The cowboys of moo mesa was an equally excellent side scrolling western themed run and gun. It plays very similaly to sunset riders although the playable characters are anthropomorthasized (probably spelled that wrong) as cows (bulls) it even had its own saturday morning cartoon show. Im unsure whether the game or cartoon came first though
Never saw this when I was younger. Wish I had, looks like I would have loved it.
*THIS is my favorite Arcade Game*
Sunset Riders was a hidden Gem growing up not everyone had it arcade or home console but when found it was an instant must play..I'd love to see a Graphic update like R-type dimensions or a 2nd chapter with more fleshed out Characters and plot lines..As so many more Western Movies have come out since.. 🤠
I never got into Sunset Riders but I fell in love with Blood Bros
If you like arcade side scrolling beat em ups, you should definitely try IREM's Ninja Baseball Batman. Problem is, it's been known to be very difficult to emulate for showing in videos today.
I would say your channel is the definitive way to learn about arcade games.
I had this on the SNES as a boy. Played it a ridiculous absurd amount of time. However, I never realized that I could use the Gatling gun.
*There's a Hidden Character on your second playthrough. Billy gets killed and is replaced by a Sheriff*
Bro what????
The graphics were far better than the gameplay. This game was overshadowed by the side scrolling beat em ups that were out at the time. Didn't do well at our arcade because everyone was losing their shit and money over SFII.
Early nineties, a sultry afternoon, the arcade was almost empty due to the unbearable heat. It was then that I heard for the first time that unforgettable intro music, the heat and the atmosphere merged together. Ah, memories!
Dude, I've been watching your channel for a month and I love it. Just yesterday I said to myself, Self I wish Sir Topham Hat would do Sunset Riders. And lo and behold you did!
I loved playing this game growing up. I only played the arcade for a little it but manly the SNES version. I love that fact you are making these videos. Its really tugging on the nostalgic strings!
You didn't mention Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa & Mystic Warriors , two very similiar games.
This game was a classic, but between Sunset Riders and Blood Bros. I usually ended up with the Blood Bros game. That should be a good Country Western game to review.
Sunset Riders is one of my favorite 4 player arcade games.
I had never seen the arcade version, or had a snes version for comparison, so I loved my Megadrive copy of Sunset Riders!
Man, I grew up in this one. Many great memories of arcades in stores and pizzerias in the Bronx, NY. Man o man, Top Hat, have you ever heard of Playland ? It was a famous or infamous arcade joint nestled in the heart of Times Square in Manhattan. It had closed down in 98/99. I remember hearing that the reason for closure was due to many kids cutting school just to hang out there and pass the time playing games. This is where I first saw games like MK 4 and Marvel Vs Capcom 1 ah, memories... there’s some old school video out there that captured the arcade I referenced. I’ll provide the link. Any other arcade enthusiast from or around that New York time period- Sound off !
I hope you’re also going to cover Wild West Cowboys
That "Don't kill my brother" portion always drove me mad. Mainly because he was the second most frustrating boss in the game, after El Greco, and you just wish she'd have appeared like 5 minutes sooner or something. Good game, but I prefer C.O.W.Boys of Moo Mesa. It's more forgiving, obviously because it was aimed at kids.
Fantastic game and an all time fav, though a'm a bit surprised you didn't mention the likes of Gun Smoke and Bolld Bros, both were very popular in the arcades back then
The color scheme and character design really stand out among other arcade gamea of that time, as a person doing pixel art, i keep on referring to the color palettes, thx for the vids
I loved this game as a kid, my first snes game and I'm glad it was this one
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This and wildguns are the coin eaters in my village, before the neogeo cabinets were introduced.
Apologies for the long comment, but...
In the first twelve years of my childhood (1996 - 2008, for those curious) I was stuck in the polluted, Sun-blasted hell where everything, vegetable or animal, wanted you dead and would stop at nothing to put you in that state (I.E the Jumping Cholla cactus), known as Arizona. About 45 minutes from one of our houses was a recreated Wild Western town/theme park/tourist attraction by name of Rawhide.
While we never even went to the area it was in, I chance-glanced a Sunset Riders cabinet while my parents were talking to one of the employees about something I cannot remember. throughout the time in Oregon, I would think back to that time, and how fun it looked, and summarily kick myself mentally for not asking if we could go over so I could play it.
It wasn't until late 2019, or perhaps maybe even earlier this year, that my favourite arcade of all time, (that being the still-unfinished, only limited-opening Next Level Pinball and Arcade Shop, Showroom and Muiseum, in Hillsboro, Oregon) was visited, and where Dungeons and Dragons: Tower of Doom (Which I've yet to play) was previously, they suddenly had that which I'd wished I'd played for almost, or over a decade.
Since their business model is "Pay $15 for a wristband, and stay the entire 12 hours we're open for if wanted, because literally everything is on free play", I wound up, as Steve, beating it twice in that visit.Though I wasn't able to beat the high score, the game - barring the...outdated cultural depictions of First National North American tribes (I actually emitted an audible "Oh gods. X3" when Chief Scalpem showed up on the poster, following it with "Yep definitely a product of the late '80s/early'90s" - was literally everything I thought it would be and so much more.
Funny, though, how I picked the one character that spoke after Chief's defeat, though.
The *Red dead redemption* of the 90s
Pretty much.
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TC Surf Design next! masterful video as usual Tophat💪
Had this back in the day on the Super Nintendo. Quality!!!!
This is one of my favourite games ever. Such a classic. I'm so happy to see this episode. There was so e great run and gun games back in the day. I'm not sure if you ever heard of Run Saber. It isn't necessarily a run and gun but it's outstanding.
Run Saber was badass! Played that one with my bros all the time on the Super Nintendo!
i remember playing this with my brother as a kid. We used to love when you beat the boss that says "ME IN HEEP BIG TROUBLE" lol
Top Hat Does It Again
Excellent Review
The arcade version looks so good! The snes version is pretty cut down. Konami stepped up their game with Turtles in Time.
wow never know there are 3 version of this, only played the SEGA Megadrive one
and to be honest, until now I can still remember the cheat song to gain ~99 lives~ unlimited credit ? , such an epic
You forgot to mention Gun.Smoke from 1985 which was undoubably an inspitation to Sunset Riders and is also a spiritual prequel to Red Dead Revolver
Check out the often overlooked spiritual sequel Mystic Warriors. Also there's another often overlooked Konami arcade game called Metamorphic Force in the same vein of X-Men, but with characters transforming into animals which had Dolph Lundgren and Martin Sheen (most probably without their official consent) in the Game Flyer to promote the game.
Have both the SNES and Sega version. SNES is better. One of my all time favorite games. My brother and I have to play it every time we get together.
One of the more popular games in my old local arcade.
Obviously there is a lot of people of the opinion that the golden age of the arcade was in the 1980s but games like this make a strong case for the 1990s.
the snes version is my favorite snes game. close 2nd is turtles in time. top 25 sunset riders, turtles in time, wild guns ninja warriors, f-zero, pilotwings, super metroid, star fox, link to the past, rendering ranger r2, super castlevania 4, contra 3, dkc, yoshi's island, aladdin, x-men mutant apocalypse, the firemen, mario kart, SF2 turbo, mario world, batman returns, mario rpg, stunt race fx, dkc 2, super off road
I love sunset riders, but my favorite Konami is The Punisher. The shooting is so satisfying.
It's available on the Nintendo Switch eShop now. I had it back in the day.👍😎
This game brings back memories I enjoy playing this game with my cousins and Friends Sunset Riders is phenomenal I wish they would make a remake to this awesome game.
Just got it on ps4, love it. Hopefully they will bring out combatribes and vendetta
If you want vendetta, then you are in luck. Now that it's a PS4 game under Arcade Archives.
It still stinks how much the SNES copy of Sunset Riders costs! It was around $150 at one point, but is growing higher in value like Pocky & Rocky!
I don’t know how I missed this one: I’m totally into that cowboy shit. I got red dead and call of Juarez. Fortunately I found out this game just got ported to the Nintendo switch I’m definitely going to download it
I mean I just happily bought it for switch last week after finding out it had been rereleased I can remember playing it everything we went to our local movie theater as a kid I’ve was more than happy it was only 8 bucks I’ve spent way more than that I’m quarters over the years and it’s always a great plsyrhrough with friends
Loved this game!!! It was always one of my favorites!!! Always!!!
I have been playing this on PS4, it's a lot of fun
i play this with my son now ! great then great now!
Great video as always. I would like to add that konami's Moo Mesa (sequel?) is the best western game ever made. It uses konami's next gen hardware and has better graphics. Sound is great too. Lovely game, I have regretted selling that arcade pcb
I played it at Musée Mécanique in San Francisco, CA and it was fun even though I never went to the last stage.
So nostalgic. My childhood
The Real Ghostbusters should’ve got this Konami run and gun treatment
I have fond memories of this one!