Games that Push Hardware Limits 6 - Game Sack
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2020
- Episode 280 - Let's check out more impressive feats that some games pull off on the hardware they run on!
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“More of a rental than a purchase in my opinion”
Thanks Gamesack, I’ll be sure to pick it up at my local Blockbuster. I’ll rent Critters 3 on VHS while I’m at it too.
@NOT 8 BIT I think he's just joking around about how rentals aren't really a thing anymore, mate.
Thanks for the laugh.
Absolute king comment.
Yeah dood just rent it from your local rom site.... oops I mean pawn shop. Oops
Make sure to rent that Snatcher game on Sega CD as well. It's pretty cool, but once you've beat once or twice there's no reason to buy it.
2020 is pushing my hardware limits.
Same
Makes the cpu take a huge beating at displaying this mess
Best time for a nofap challenge boys.
@@123doomdoom yeah and your profile pic reminds me I need steak and veggies not more pizza lol
F.. Yeah
The GBA was an scaling monster. It wasn't only backgrounds that it rotated and scaled, it did for sprites too. Outrun was an impressive port.
Greetings from Italy! Do you know why pizza is so good here? We don't use electricity or wood for our ovens but lava. Lava is the secret magical ingredient! And it's common around here!
How do you carry it around. I heard only diamond 💎 containers can hold it. Do all Italians have diamond canisters with their pizza ovens?
You can safely carry lava in iron buckets. It’s possible to have 36 buckets on you at once!
I’m sorry but I have to say something about Italy. It was the most over rated food destination in the world. 😐
The game is right! There are 10 active volcanos in Italy!
And corona
A lot has changed in my life over the years apart from Sunday mornings (I'm in the UK). Sunday mornings are Gamesack mornings, then I go for my long run and ruminate the video content. It's like my church! Thank you for all you do Joe!
Late Tuesday nights is GameSack for me being I’m off.. Then usually go in work early Wednesday
David lynch presents: SackHead.
I'm from italy and I can confirm that's exactly how the country is.
But how the wooden gondolas in Venetia do not burn if those are floating in lava?
I remember one flight simulator game from 1990's where my country (Finland) was filled with mountains and skyscrapers. So it was a very bizarre experience. :D
Did that track somehow take place in Pompei during the cataclysm?
I'm also from Italy and it's really like that, the ground Is lava.
Can confirm. If you look closely, between the first 2 volcanos you see, there's my house. I remember when they took pictures of the landscape to digitize them.
That was probably the weirdest end skit you came up with...
Spot on David Lynch. Makes no sense at all.
It's ART!
Loved it
It's weird and I love it
Well he definitely nailed the David Lynch nod.
16:29 “Hi Mitty, let’s get this sh*t put together”
Over the last few weeks i've been watching your videos from the beginning, i've been watching for years now but i hadn't got round to watching the earlier ones before. Why are you not more popular? You're one of the best retro gaming channels on here and incredibly informative. You should be getting 5x the viewership that you are.
Well that made more sense than Inland Empire.
I think it was about a guy called jay
It makes sense if you want it to
AkumasWrath 666 that doesn't make any sense
Love these Hardware Limit pushing videos, it's always interesting to see what cool tricks developers could pull off on old hardware
I love how at 4:02 the subtitles say (crappy, unimpressive music). XD
You said it joe, here in Italy we cannot walk normally because the streets are full of lava.
Fun fact: this is where "the floor is lava" game was invented
When I got my Genesis, my sister and I marveled at the amazing resolution, colors and parallax scrolling of Altered Beast and Space Harrier II. My dad said he didn't think a CRT TV could even handle graphics much better than that. It's pretty funny to think back on how little we knew back then.
Thank you for all you effort as ever, Joe. I am I the UK and have appreciated your honest writing and crisp editing for years.
Still one of my favorite gaming channels. Just nice, long, wholesome videos about a wide variety of videogames!
Art of Fighting was also the first game to introduce "desperate moves" (or whatever you wanna call it) at low health (with full spirit, fireball + C, A), which was always amazing to pull off at the arcade as it was a secret move and not a lot of people knew about it.
Can never get enough of this series.
I have always enjoyed watching Game Sack videos especially those that break down the technology of game hardware and software. Now I have a better idea of what Parallax scrolling is, and what mode 7 is, Game Sack has always done a great job of explaining the technology behind some of our favorite games.
The draw distance in Motorcross Advance was almost unbelievable! Holy shit! Somebody call Metal Jesus, that's a hidden gem!
Your sense of humor in this is nuts. I love it!
Coffee, snack, and a new Game Sack. Perfect!
Joe, you fill my brain with all types of nerdy stuff, with that talk about pixels. Thanks.
So glad to see a new Game Sack right now. It's been a rough week and this episode will help me wind down before bed.
I love the research you put in for these videos man, that segment on 16:9 games was super interesting to learn about.
I kinda like these later "sequels" of topics because you get into games that I've never heard of, or if I have, aspects of them I never realized or thought about.
3:25 - Hey honey, let's stand in the middle of an active Off-Road course, that should be a fun afternoon. Lol.
Always a great day when I see a new Game Sack episode is out, thanks for all your work!
Mode 7 and parallax scrolling was two of the key selling points for the SNES back in the day
Late night Sunday, new Game Sack. Joe’s on point as usual. 👍
3:02 - THANK YOU! I love Super Off Road The Baja! It blew me away the first time I saw it, like I was looking at a bad PS1 game rather than a SNES game. It's actually a lot of fun once you get a feel for the weird driving physics!
Anyone else ever rewatch a video and not realize you've already seen it until you're reading your own comments from before? 🤣
@@RichardCraig oh yeah
That Motoracer Advance game looks astonishing for a GBA game.
I recommend checking out Top Gear Rally on GBA also. It runs pretty smooth and I'm not sure, but I suspect it's doing some 3D rendering 'offline' on the car model, which is why it's a little sprite-ish in animation, but it's always responding exactly to what is happening to the car and I feel like I never see quite the exact same frame twice in a row...
Wow. I was binge watching all the other related episodes this week and Joe updates a new one!
Thanks for the dedication Joe!
All these many years and l never knew about Ninja Spirit on the Gameboy! That's really neat. Hmmm, now I'm thirsty for another Left In Japan episode! Hyaaa!!
My favorite series along the old console overviews. Good stuff, Joe.
These consoles: "YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER"
@Sandman Slim The only cringe is that you felt the need to say that.
@@Lost_n_Found_1 It's cringier that you felt the need to say what you said to Sandman Slim.
Don't try it, NEC
@MultiTarded I feel the same way about dryer lint.
Where as most Game Sack episodes feel like they're directed by Larry David.
Solatorobo is also another technical pusher. With high poly models and 60 fps along with a nice art style. All running on a stock DS.
Seeing those old games that had a wide-screen mode was so cool!! I love this series!
I have to say that, GameSack is one of the few things I truly look forward to. I love your humour joe and your general banter. It’s just fantastic! Please never stop 🛑 (unless you need the toilet or food) love you joe! (Like a brother)
Joe always comes thru when I got nothing to watch every freakin’ time! Love it!
Bro it's really like that 😂
Hell yes he does! He's my favorite youtuber!!
Yeah they're released really unpredictably.
Our Lord and Savior comes shining through on Sunday once again 🙏
that busytown game was so adorable i couldnt help saying "awwww" at every voice
That Spy Hunter music at 13:33 sounds like it was ripped almost directly from their Batman game. So good!
That Italy joke was hilarious 🤣👍🏻
Boy is it like Christmas in here.Thank you, Santa Joe.
It's always a day when a new gamesack´s episode come up
The most David Lynch episode ever.
:)
Thought I heard "I can hear the fucking video games you stupid shit" in the background.
Great video, the production value is top notch. I appreciate the amount of time you put into this.
trying to remember if you've ever done Quake on the Saturn for any of these segments, since it was quoted as impossible for the system, and yet works well and even has unique lighting effects exclusive to the saturn.
All “ports” by that dev were essentially remade in their own engine with reduced and changed geometry detail.
Of course it has these *unique* lighting effect because it is a totally different engine that can’t support *the original* lighting effects.
You can just as well praise Quake 2 for the Playstation.
It was in the previous episode on this topic back in November 2019. The Game Sack official site now has a search feature that's really helpful in finding out if they've covered games or when you know they did cover a game but can't remember when or under what topic.
@@noop9k Of course it was remade to suit the hardware, that's what a good dev does when porting the game. That doesn't mean the game was bad or even inferior to other ports of the game. Nor does it mean it wasn't a great use of the hardware. And your use of quotes makes me think that you don't understand how ports worked back when hardware was vastly different.
Yes, it has its flaws, but IMO the Saturn port of Quake was quite awesome. Is it better than the PC game? Nah, no way, but an extremely impressive port nonetheless. Also, I'll take Saturn's Powerslave over the PSX version. Lobotomy deserves massive credit for those games.
@@ravagingwolverine "The Game Sack official site now has a search feature that's really helpful in finding out if they've covered games or when you know they did cover a game but can't remember when or under what topic."
Thanks for pointing this out, I had no idea. I'm a typical pleb who just sorts through a UA-cam channel to try to find which video covered what, so this is a great benefit to have.
Edit: gosh darn I wish UA-cam's formatting wouldn't require extensive hoops to jump through to sort paragraphs out properly.
@@rars0n I'm glad that was helpful. I thought it might be which is why I mentioned it. I only noticed the feature pretty recently, myself. I either missed it before or they added it at some point after the redesign.
Greetings from London,I love that you’re keeping the show going
Thank you so much
I grew up playing Super Off Road The Baja with my Uncle, but he always lost the races because he couldn't resist trying to run over as many pedestrians and tractor guys as possible.
that David Lynch was holy hell amazical
almost think the gameboy ver of ninja spirit looks the most impressive nust bc the effect looks so cool. never seen those big cunky sprites move so smoothly
Spot on with that David Lynch fan film...Loved it!
When I first saw parallax scrolling on a Mega Drive in a store demo it was like a whole new world opened up to me. Still love me some good parallax to this day
@Sum Dum Phuc
Appropriate username.
the first parallax scroll that really impressed me was Legend of Kage arcade
@Simone Bernacchia It was the Lion King for me, with the first stage on those rocks you can see through into the dusk lit horizon
I was impressed by Thunder Force 3 and Musha when I got around to exploring 16-bit games myself.
It was the Amiga for me, fantastic machine.
Can't wait for "If Lynch Directed Gamesack Vol. 3".
Lets all agree. Nothing beats late night gaming more than getting and winding down with a new Game Sack episode that is awaiting you. ❤❤❤
Top Notch Joe video ^_^ 👍
Informative, good game development is like magic.
I’m in the uk and wake up every other Sunday to
make a full monty breakfast and chill with Dave for 20 mins or so. It’s the best!
Haven't seen the video yet but I gotta say, I love this "Games that Push Hardware Limits" series. I'm so happy everytime I see a new episode, so thanks for the ultra high quality content Joe :D
Damn, I would watch a full episode of game sack by David Lynch, such hypnotic weirdness😂
You do great work Joe. Long time fan. Thanks for taking the time to make these gems. Keep working that sack!
This was my favourite post-credits scene so far. Well done!! I loved it.
I think there should be an entire Lynch/Sack episode.
Awesome, thanks for the upload Joe. It's early morning Sunday morning here in South Africa, and I have been awaiting your upload eagerly all morning. And it is an new "Games that Push Hardware Limit"!. Great, made my day, thanks again Joe.
Finally a new game sack episode. Thx Joe.
I love seeing some of these games I’ve never heard of. Thanks Joe!
Woof... that sprite scaling for Art of Fighting for the TurboGrafx-16 was anything but impressive. That amount of jank is when the developers should say, "you know what - maybe it's not worth it."
Everybody lack to mention how beaten up the players look in yhe face according to the energy level
"not the best idea for a fighting game to have a spirit energy bar for powers"
That is an extremely debatable point as in street fighter 2 it was common to see players spamming hadokens or shoryukens and the like. This definitely forced players to use powers more carefully and plan their fights with more strategy. I'm sure that SNK's developers did this to differentiate themselves from street fighter and the other popular fighting games of the time.
06:30 This was the reason most Roman Legions wore red tunics. They wanted some camo with the lava.
Thank you joe for uploading in these hard time
Good God, that leap from SNES to GBA.
Paralax scrolling to Game Sack is what FOV Sliders were to Total Biscuit, bless him.
Never got to play almost all the games here, as was the case way back then. Still brings nostalgia of those times flipping through gaming magazines and reading about games I knew I'll never get my hands on, until emulation made it possible.
Yeah, as i recall in 1994 there were a couple of brands selling widescreen crt tv like JVC and even NOKIA.
Ninja spirit arcade is pure ART! the colors, the atmosphere, the music and how they all tie together beautifully
Just when you thought you know everything about your favourite generation of games a new episode Game Sack arrives and shows you impressive games you've heard of or never looked close enough!
*transition* -- "You doing ok? Good." Thanks for checking on me Joe. I think everyone needs that this year
Dan D when he said that, I felt it
@@greentilde4751 Yes! And much needed, too. Thanks, Joe!
Good spot
So glad AoF for PCE made it on the list. It blew me away the first time I saw it. Honestly all the Neo Geo ports on the system are impressive.
You make me play the video games. Thank you for good games. I mostly think about playing video games and watching game play through. You are so talented.
I love that episode of Twin Peaks!
Just watched the live stream from a few weeks ago, about to sleep... buuut not when there's a new gamesack episode!
Stay safe out there, Joe!
Man oh man, the Sack comes through again!
Omg I've been waiting for this chapter for a long time, one of my favorite subjects in this channel!!!! Great one Game Sack, you made my weekend!!!! 😍❤️
Ninja Spirit is definitely a successor to Legend of the Kage on NES. I didn't know they made one on SNES.
I remember playing Busy Town on Sega Channel with my family. Still to this day my mom and I quote the line "My hands are clean!" after we wash them. Then start laughing about how we still remember that, but can't remember something we did two days. Memory is a weird thing.
I love the joking references to music in the closed captions. Nice touch.
FYI: widescreens were available in Japan in the 90’s
The David Lynch bit was awesome
I am a fan of Mr. Lynch's work and that ending was spot on and also super amazing!
What a good episode!! Enjoyed it till the end.
Oh hell I most definitely remember Virtua Fighter in the arcade. I remember being blown away by it and would play it every chance I got. I remember one arcade had a HUGE screened one, like 100"+. It was the only time I ever saw a Virtua Fighter arcade machine with such a big screen.
These are some of my absolutely favorite episodes. I’ve been playing Dragon View lately and I have to say that the polygonal 1st person sections still impress me, even if it is pretty quaint and simple
I was about to sleep but then I see Game Sack. Who needs sleep anyw....
Especially the ending segment. No sleep happening anytime soon.
@Sandman Slim Thank you I was working on this for a long time :)
Sony: launches PS5
Joe: can it do parallax scrolling?
Jurassic Park for Sega Master System has INCREDIBLE parallax scrolling and some really great animated backgrounds in some stages. There are actually a lot of pretty impressive mechanics throughout the whole thing. Lots of good animation for the intro and ending as well - in fact I believe there are two different endings. I never see it get any kind of love and I don't understand why.
Fatal Fury for the Neo Geo AES.
To get vocals on a stage soundtrack (Richard Meyer stage) on a cartridge is phenomenal.