When would you ever, ever get 16 Lynx's linked up!? I think there were a grand total of 2 Lynx owners in my secondary school of 1200 pupils. So if we'd managed to somehow contacted 7 other secondary schools and arranged a meet up then it would just leave the small matter of finding 16 copies of the same game....
Although the system is supposed to be capable of linking up 16 others, only 1 game could be played with up to 8. I could imagine a few people playing up to 4 at a time, maybe Gauntlet is one, but that's about it. And yeah, the system sold 3 million units. Not even half as much as the Game Gear, which sold 10.65 million. The Game Boy sold about 118 million, and I guess that included the Pocket version, but did it include the Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance? I don't imagine it would have, that feels like a bit of a stretch.
Goddamn, 2017 seems like a lifetime ago, thank you for making and leaving us the time capsules of another time Ashens, it's always so nice to see what gamers in the past had versus what we have now, makes the Switch seem like a Jetson's level flying car lol.
I don't know why people don't stick for the whole video when it's long. They're long but Ashens never drag them out. I loved the Pandora video because I learned so much about it, and open handhelds in general. You should do more and longer videos about old consoles, handhelds and computers. I would always watch the whole way through. It's never boring when Ashens does it.
As good a game as it undoubtedlty is, my favourite thing about _Chip's Challenge_ is that if you entered the password *MAND* you had yourself a Mandelbrot generator. Fractals on a Lynx... now THAT'S how to outgeek the geekiest geek who ever geeked.
The sprite scaling chips on this really makes me image how amazing an outrun, space harrier or other super scaler game port to it, even though the resolution would need to be dropped significantly.
My parents got me the original lynx for Christmas the year it came out. That was hands down the best Christmas I ever had. I looked beyond all the flaws and just loved this thing to death. It did have some stellar games: Gates of Zendocon, Lemmings, Slime World, Klax, California Games, Zalor Mercenary, Rampage and Chips Challenge. The screens have faded considerably. My 2 linxs have the same contrast and ghosting problems that did not exist when I first got them. I was lucky enough to have 2 other friends that had linxs, so we played a lot of California games and gauntlet. Still to this day I have yet to have more fun with a console than I did with this beast.
love your channel almost as much as I love my LYNX! I've had it since the early 90s and still play it once in a while. Ninja Gaiden, California Games, Rampage, and Rygar are must own games.
It's nice to hear Toki getting a mention. I used to play it when I was about 7 and it was really difficult. There was a lot of trial and error involved.
In addition to what you cover here, I remember Roadblasters and Gauntlet being fun. The BMX bit in California games was Epic! (A hardy-har-har!) ;) Happy memories! I was about 11 sad onions at the time.
Okay, I don't quite get the whole "HAAASSS" thing. I know very well who Clive is, unlike some of the other people who are probably confused about it, but don't get why he's going HAAASSS.
Jeddostotle7 it's not Clive, it's Mentski the creepy ass looking guy that's actually cool that has his picture show up in Ashens videos a lot. He loves klax so that's why he's there. He also puts Ashens face in his videos just like Ashens puts Mentski's face in his.
Sad, no mention of Hard Drivin’. I have many a memory of summer holidays being driven around France and completely ignoring everything around me because I was too busy playing this racing simulator at about 2 FPS on the Lynx 2. Games were harder back then, sure, but a fair bit of it was down to them being much harder because one frame had you driving perfectly, then the next frame you’re slamming into a cow beside a barn due to a misestimation of how much steering would be applied between screen refreshes.
The Rygar port was absolutely gorgeous. I remember Turbo Sub was really fun. Good port of Ninja Gaiden. Oh, and Hard Driving was really impressive at the time too.
nicholas paulson Maybe he hates Gauntlet 3. What's his problem? We've got to find out an answer to this mystery. Unfortunately he never answers comments.
I can recommend Dracula for the Lynx! A wee bit frustrating that there are no way to save the game, but that I'd say was more of the Lynx not being thought through enough. Gates Of Zendocon was really nice too. The Tetris I have though isn't exactly the bee's knees.... The cartridge looks weird, so there's a pretty good chance it wasn't a very official version though.
Epic review, the only thing I was hoping to see was Gates of Zendocon, one of the most epic games on the little big handheld. Keep up the creativity :)
Because you are able to handle the power of colour, I'll bet you'll come back to this system with a retrospect of all the other games no doubt....When you've seen everything that Cambridge's Computer Museum has to offer. :D
A reminder that the opening screen of Klax is the greatest opening screen in video game history. You launch the game and it's a black screen, with plain letters that just say: "IT IS THE NINETIES, AND THERE IS TIME FOR KLAX."
I pretty much own a Lynx for Rygar. That was my favorite platformer back in the day, and is still fun as hell to play today. But he's right about Xenophobe. I've owned it on several consoles, and the Lynx version was by and large the best of them. You can even play as the Snotterpillar if you get enough players together.
Aaahhhhh! I remember Chip's challenge! I was beginning to think I had imagined the whole thing, because I never see *anything* about it in any videos about old games. That game was the shit back in the day, the only MS freebie game with any meat to it
I loved my Atari Lynx (I had the original giant version). But it was so short-lived. In fact, most computer/video game systems I adopted in my childhood were the ones that died an early death. From the Bally Astrocade to the Lynx, Commodore 64 to the Amiga, my luck with systems was so poor.
Ashes you review all the stuff i enjoy to watch well done sir👍. Good man for putting your Chanel together for all to enjoy. I have a can of pears in syrup for you in the cupboard will be ready for review in 29 years 😀
Holy fuck, STUN Runner! I played that game exactly once (on the big cabinet, no less) when I was a sprog, totally forgot the name, and had been wondering if I'd dreamt up the entire game ever since. I have no idea why the experience stuck with me that much, but it did. Jesus, that was a long time ago.
Thank you Ashens, for not trying to connect Dog-fighting with Pokemon like the comment section seems to enjoy doing. It's certainly not the same thing in context to the universe they exist in.
I am a HUGE fan of Klax even though I don't have it for the Lynx (although I did as a kid) I still have a version of it for the GBA and I have this Gamecube game called Midway Arcade Treasures and Klax is featured on that as well. The Midway Arcade Treasures game was also available on the PS2 a buddy of mine has it for the PS2 but I have it for Gamecube.
Xenophobe showed up in the arcades back when I was in high school and myself and a friend would go to the mall after school and drop an obscene number of quarters into that thing. Spent hours in front of that game. Nice to see the Lynx version was good and better control, he says? Nice.
I got a Lynx for Christmas one year when all I wanted was a game boy and Pokemon red so I could play with my friends. : / I remember my mum being so excited when I opened it and me feeling crushed. I played it probably twice and it lived in a draw for many many years.
I love how all the good games except chips challenge are on midway arcade treasures 1 and 2 probably because midway/Williams were only one of the 4 or so publishers supporting the lynx also the enemies at 2:11 look like evil pepes
I was fumbling around in a plastic bag (don't ask how I got lost in there, I already thought of that one, haha take that) when he said "Blue Lightning" and heard "BluRay" and was supremely confused for a few seconds.
I remember playing S.T.U.N. Runner every time I went to the arcade when I was a kid. It had that big red thing you sit on that really didn't do much to enhance the experience of playing it.
Chip's Challenge is a Lynx original? I had no idea, although to be fair I never heard of the Lynx before the previous video. Played the hell out of Chip's Challenge on my Win 95 that didn't have internet access. Though I played the most of that rat game where you had to kill a bunch of rats with bombs. Totally forgot what it's called.
Makes you wonder. Would Commodore have tried making a handheld? Or gone full laptop? A laptop would be easier to cut features out of and sell for 1.5x the price.
I remember the Windows Entertainment Pack versions of Chip's Challenge and having played them... a little... Anyway, wow, the Lynx version looks SO much better than that version did (and no surprise, I never saw that version when I was a kid).
Chip's Challenge was fun when I played it on an early windows PC, it's aged badly though since the start is okay but the levels soon become very tedious, lasting like 5+ minutes of the same thing over and over again or really unclear puzzles.
Speaking of amazing for the time, I'm a little surprised you didn't mention Steel Talons. Yeah, its framerate was a bit low, but it was a genuine *3D polygon flight sim* on a goddamn handheld! It even had a pretty decent draw distance. You'd have to have a pretty good computer of the time -like a 386 or higher-end Amiga- to do much better, and even then, a lot of PC sims didn't have very good FPS either.
the 'Shuka-Waka' in the end title music needs to be more predominant. it would push the theme of the tune back another 15 years into the early predisco 70's....
not sure if anyones said anything after all this time, but its pretty easy to test if that lynx is any good, theres a chips that fries quite easy that controls power, but if i remember right it can be safely bypassed by connecting battery negative and the ground on the audio out
shadow of the beast got a good lynx port. there was a good ice hockey game, they used that to demo the consoles in electronics shops if i remember right.
I love your channel and I think you should make more videos win Tomska like 'The Orb". That was really funny. Thanks for having such a great channel. best of luck with the future! :3. Aaand, notification squad? I don't know... sorry XD.
I like seeing Ashen's reflection in things. Like some kind of Ghost Ashens.
Gashens
Husss
"bloody hell that thing really was huge"-Ashens 2017
Caio José Smaha Zubek xD
you forgot the "wasn't it" at the end
Caio José Smaha Zubek just ask the WSJ, context doesn't matter. So if Pewdiepie is a nazi then Ashens is a gay porn star!!!
"In the last video" -Not Ashens 2017
Ashens quote of the year so far!
When would you ever, ever get 16 Lynx's linked up!? I think there were a grand total of 2 Lynx owners in my secondary school of 1200 pupils. So if we'd managed to somehow contacted 7 other secondary schools and arranged a meet up then it would just leave the small matter of finding 16 copies of the same game....
I only ever got to comlynx with Xenophobe. It's a crying shame I never got to do it with Slimeworld but I only had one friend with a Lynx.
Although the system is supposed to be capable of linking up 16 others, only 1 game could be played with up to 8. I could imagine a few people playing up to 4 at a time, maybe Gauntlet is one, but that's about it.
And yeah, the system sold 3 million units. Not even half as much as the Game Gear, which sold 10.65 million. The Game Boy sold about 118 million, and I guess that included the Pocket version, but did it include the Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance? I don't imagine it would have, that feels like a bit of a stretch.
"He'd rather eat the rotten asshole
of a whole chicken in a can
and drown it in tea"
"Todd's Adventures in Slimeworld"
Sounds like something off The Simpsons lol
One of the three games I owned. Never finished it.
Goddamn, 2017 seems like a lifetime ago, thank you for making and leaving us the time capsules of another time Ashens, it's always so nice to see what gamers in the past had versus what we have now, makes the Switch seem like a Jetson's level flying car lol.
I don't know why people don't stick for the whole video when it's long. They're long but Ashens never drag them out. I loved the Pandora video because I learned so much about it, and open handhelds in general.
You should do more and longer videos about old consoles, handhelds and computers. I would always watch the whole way through. It's never boring when Ashens does it.
Maybe there's only a few of us out there who are actual geeks and freaks who love old 90s video game hardware.
@@RemnantCultthere's a lot of us broski
As good a game as it undoubtedlty is, my favourite thing about _Chip's Challenge_ is that if you entered the password *MAND* you had yourself a Mandelbrot generator.
Fractals on a Lynx... now THAT'S how to outgeek the geekiest geek who ever geeked.
Liam Hughes How old are you?... Just asking out of interest.
I'm 34 - just about old enough to remember the Lynx being released. I didn't actually get one until 2001 though.
Liam Hughes you can get it on steam now.
Bloody hell, I remember that! I'm going to play some Chips Challenge now and nerd out.....
The sprite scaling chips on this really makes me image how amazing an outrun, space harrier or other super scaler game port to it, even though the resolution would need to be dropped significantly.
Yeah, sprite scaling and rotation was the holy grail of graphics back in the day, very much the equivalent of ray tracing today.
Pokemon is a (massively popular) dogfighting simulator. It's just cleaned up for the kids.
PETA did, years ago, even made a flash game about it. They just got laughed down because PETA.
Nathan McDaniel
that's what made it fun.
No. The lore and physics make it a separate thing entirely.
Nathan McDaniel I don't remember aerial battles in Pokemon
Newt Dexistion
There are literally things called "sky battles" in Pokemon, where only Pokemon that can fly in some manner can fight.
interesting fact gordo 106 developers would later go on to create condor and later blizzard and make World of warcraft
Elliot Collins That is an interesting connection, did not know that.
read it in "stay awhile and listen" which is about how the developers made diablo but starts at the very beginning and talks abit about gordo
7:15 - Actually, the dog fighting concept was used before and it became one of the most popular game franchises of all time.
Pokemon.
NoNameC68 *Cock Fighting. Dog Fighting is aeroplane battles.
NoNameC68 That's not dog fighting m8
bwark
Dog fighting can refer to airplane battles or literal battles between dogs.
You're still catching wild animals and making them fight...
I never imagined such soggy sacks of potatoes would be here.
The pixel art was bloody fantastic on the Lynx!
"...and for my money is much better than Sega's Columns"
You WHAT M8
I would only come near accepting that if it had music as good as Columns.
My parents got me the original lynx for Christmas the year it came out. That was hands down the best Christmas I ever had. I looked beyond all the flaws and just loved this thing to death. It did have some stellar games: Gates of Zendocon, Lemmings, Slime World, Klax, California Games, Zalor Mercenary, Rampage and Chips Challenge. The screens have faded considerably. My 2 linxs have the same contrast and ghosting problems that did not exist when I first got them. I was lucky enough to have 2 other friends that had linxs, so we played a lot of California games and gauntlet. Still to this day I have yet to have more fun with a console than I did with this beast.
More gaming and food specials and less loot crate crap please
No more food specials.
Ghostdialoog true fans love food specials
Yes, more food, gaming and mystery boxes!
gatobrado no danger I don't wanna hear his fucking mouth noises, I'm not some fuckin lonely Korean.
I almost thought this comment was a sarcastic dig into the Atari Lynx.
I literally just clicked onto ashens and this video came out 1 second ago. I love ashens and the content that you put out. Keep it up!
Ashens: You have dogs and make them fight. That would not be such a good concept for a game.
GameFreak: $_$ $_$
Mr. Ash should review every game ever made exactly like he did in this video. Nicely done.
Love some Lynx. I used to have one as a kid, a fair few games too.
Thanks very much, you too :)
I had a computer when I was a kid specifically one that I put together at 9 ... fuck is a lynx ? Lolll
your knowledge of obscure old games from old systems of electro-antiquity never ceased to amaze me
Let's talk about Rampart, people.
Reddit is gay
Love it, used to 3 player it on the Xbox. Always gave me a woody
if trees had genders would they be triggered or TREEgered?
Stfu
One of life's unknown questions
+Munjee357 im not talking....
Sebastian Santos You Are Now
Munjee357 He's typing
love your channel almost as much as I love my LYNX! I've had it since the early 90s and still play it once in a while. Ninja Gaiden, California Games, Rampage, and Rygar are must own games.
It's nice to hear Toki getting a mention. I used to play it when I was about 7 and it was really difficult. There was a lot of trial and error involved.
In addition to what you cover here, I remember Roadblasters and Gauntlet being fun. The BMX bit in California games was Epic! (A hardy-har-har!) ;) Happy memories! I was about 11 sad onions at the time.
HAAASSSSSSSS
Okay, I don't quite get the whole "HAAASSS" thing. I know very well who Clive is, unlike some of the other people who are probably confused about it, but don't get why he's going HAAASSS.
Jeddostotle7 it's not Clive, it's Mentski the creepy ass looking guy that's actually cool that has his picture show up in Ashens videos a lot. He loves klax so that's why he's there. He also puts Ashens face in his videos just like Ashens puts Mentski's face in his.
Interesting, i shall go see his channel
Also, it's huss.
HUSSSSSSSSSSS!
Sad, no mention of Hard Drivin’. I have many a memory of summer holidays being driven around France and completely ignoring everything around me because I was too busy playing this racing simulator at about 2 FPS on the Lynx 2.
Games were harder back then, sure, but a fair bit of it was down to them being much harder because one frame had you driving perfectly, then the next frame you’re slamming into a cow beside a barn due to a misestimation of how much steering would be applied between screen refreshes.
If only they'd tweaked the over sensitive controls
congrats on the biggest understatement of 2017! You did it!
Impressed by some of those arcade conversions, really wouldn't expect them to be that good.
The Rygar port was absolutely gorgeous. I remember Turbo Sub was really fun. Good port of Ninja Gaiden. Oh, and Hard Driving was really impressive at the time too.
Pah, where was Gauntlet? I remember it was a good version, but I was circa 11 and possibly an idiot.
Dunno, but I'll tell you what. The Gameboy version of Gauntlet II was also pretty fab.
Maybe it wasn't released in the UK
culwin ashen's said in the first video that his lynx collection is comprised of mostly us releases.
culwin I remember gauntlet being out in the uk.
nicholas paulson
Maybe he hates Gauntlet 3. What's his problem? We've got to find out an answer to this mystery. Unfortunately he never answers comments.
I can recommend Dracula for the Lynx! A wee bit frustrating that there are no way to save the game, but that I'd say was more of the Lynx not being thought through enough.
Gates Of Zendocon was really nice too.
The Tetris I have though isn't exactly the bee's knees.... The cartridge looks weird, so there's a pretty good chance it wasn't a very official version though.
Epic review, the only thing I was hoping to see was Gates of Zendocon, one of the most epic games on the little big handheld.
Keep up the creativity :)
Thank you for admitting that some of us care about Klas after that last video. :P
Dracula the Undead is my all time favorite Lynx game :)
Because you are able to handle the power of colour, I'll bet you'll come back to this system with a retrospect of all the other games no doubt....When you've seen everything that Cambridge's Computer Museum has to offer. :D
great video, was a huge fan and have collected the 72 commercial releases since childhood and really don't want to let them go i guess.
jumping from just small mentski inserts and one frame pop ups to a full blown video of him hopefully he gets recognised from this more.
A reminder that the opening screen of Klax is the greatest opening screen in video game history. You launch the game and it's a black screen, with plain letters that just say:
"IT IS THE NINETIES, AND THERE IS TIME FOR KLAX."
I pretty much own a Lynx for Rygar. That was my favorite platformer back in the day, and is still fun as hell to play today.
But he's right about Xenophobe. I've owned it on several consoles, and the Lynx version was by and large the best of them. You can even play as the Snotterpillar if you get enough players together.
i didnt knew that atari even existed. Thanks!! waiting for nex vids. especially some mistery bags :D
Bundling Batman with the Atari ST computer had sold gangbusters. I am sure that's why Batman Returns was bundled with the Lynx.
Hey Ashens, been a fan for a long time, matter of fact, since the first POP station. Keep up the good UA-cam work Stuart, (If I can call you that)
Aaahhhhh! I remember Chip's challenge! I was beginning to think I had imagined the whole thing, because I never see *anything* about it in any videos about old games. That game was the shit back in the day, the only MS freebie game with any meat to it
Yay! More Ashens!
i could watch ashens doing good game bad game for hours
I loved my Atari Lynx (I had the original giant version). But it was so short-lived. In fact, most computer/video game systems I adopted in my childhood were the ones that died an early death. From the Bally Astrocade to the Lynx, Commodore 64 to the Amiga, my luck with systems was so poor.
Commodore 64? An early death?
@@iHawke the C64 never had the same success in the US as it did in the UK and elsewhere. At least that's my experience.
I can't believe they ported S.T.U.N Runner to the Lynx. Looks like a lot of fun!
Ashes you review all the stuff i enjoy to watch well done sir👍. Good man for putting your Chanel together for all to enjoy. I have a can of pears in syrup for you in the cupboard will be ready for review in 29 years 😀
Nice, i almost forgot about S.T.U.N. Runner, i also quite liked it. And California Games, Toki and Rampart.
thx for this awesomely ha bisky game play review i loved this a lot seeing these old type of game systems
I don't know why that quote about linear time suddenly caused a strange existential moment for me. Now I'm suddenly sad about dying.
Holy fuck, STUN Runner! I played that game exactly once (on the big cabinet, no less) when I was a sprog, totally forgot the name, and had been wondering if I'd dreamt up the entire game ever since. I have no idea why the experience stuck with me that much, but it did. Jesus, that was a long time ago.
awesome - I love your channel ashens
I can't get over just how good these games look
Thank you Ashens, for not trying to connect Dog-fighting with Pokemon like the comment section seems to enjoy doing. It's certainly not the same thing in context to the universe they exist in.
Loved the lynx. Was working in a computer store when it was released. Unfortunately my pay wasn’t enough for me to buy one ☹️
I am a HUGE fan of Klax even though I don't have it for the Lynx (although I did as a kid) I still have a version of it for the GBA and I have this Gamecube game called Midway Arcade Treasures and Klax is featured on that as well. The Midway Arcade Treasures game was also available on the PS2 a buddy of mine has it for the PS2 but I have it for Gamecube.
Holy hell that Neopets snowball fight game is based off of Rampart. That was quite possibly the only Neopets game I ever got good at.
"That's the way linear time works" Oh, Ashens!
It may have only sold 1,000,000 systems, but that's 3 times as many systems sold as the Phillips CD-i.
Xenophobe showed up in the arcades back when I was in high school and myself and a friend would go to the mall after school and drop an obscene number of quarters into that thing. Spent hours in front of that game. Nice to see the Lynx version was good and better control, he says? Nice.
I had one of these as a kid, I remember having some fun with Rygar and California Games. It stopped working for some reason though.
"In the last video" *HE EVER MADE* 👽
5:14 Diddy Kong is that you!?!
Switchblade II was one of my favourite games on my Lynx II, which I still have along with a bunch of games & most of the accessories as well.
0:28 Telegames made broad releases back when the system was still being marketed. Desert Strike was one of them and it was pretty great back then.
I love Klax :) Used to play it in the arcades when I was a kid but I was terrible. Now that I have it on my Lynx, I'm finally getting good.
I got a Lynx for Christmas one year when all I wanted was a game boy and Pokemon red so I could play with my friends. : / I remember my mum being so excited when I opened it and me feeling crushed. I played it probably twice and it lived in a draw for many many years.
I love how all the good games except chips challenge are on midway arcade treasures 1 and 2 probably because midway/Williams were only one of the 4 or so publishers supporting the lynx
also the enemies at 2:11 look like evil pepes
My theory for what happens at 50 seconds, Ashens was possessed by the spirit of an angry narrator from a BBC documentary.
I was fumbling around in a plastic bag (don't ask how I got lost in there, I already thought of that one, haha take that) when he said "Blue Lightning" and heard "BluRay" and was supremely confused for a few seconds.
I remember playing S.T.U.N. Runner every time I went to the arcade when I was a kid. It had that big red thing you sit on that really didn't do much to enhance the experience of playing it.
Tod's Adventures in Slime World sounds like one of those joke PS2 games that used to be next to the shelf of interesting items.
Chip's Challenge is a Lynx original? I had no idea, although to be fair I never heard of the Lynx before the previous video. Played the hell out of Chip's Challenge on my Win 95 that didn't have internet access. Though I played the most of that rat game where you had to kill a bunch of rats with bombs. Totally forgot what it's called.
Makes you wonder. Would Commodore have tried making a handheld? Or gone full laptop? A laptop would be easier to cut features out of and sell for 1.5x the price.
Slime World got mentioned.. twice! That's all I ever wanted from this video
that soccer game (with the sprite scrolling) would have looked amazing at the time.
Jeez... I used to throw coins at the S.T.U.N. Runner machine at the arcade I used to go. This game is so awesome.
Excellent, cheers for that - most enjoyable.
Should have Shown Toki, one of the best arcade conversions
Fantastic vid Ashens.I may give some of those good games ago via emulastion at some point.
I remember the Windows Entertainment Pack versions of Chip's Challenge and having played them... a little...
Anyway, wow, the Lynx version looks SO much better than that version did (and no surprise, I never saw that version when I was a kid).
Ashens will you do a game gear extravaganza please?
Chip's Challenge was fun when I played it on an early windows PC, it's aged badly though since the start is okay but the levels soon become very tedious, lasting like 5+ minutes of the same thing over and over again or really unclear puzzles.
omg Chip's challenge, I've played that on the PC a whole bunch! didn't know it was a Lynx game!
I would play electro cop for hours when I was younger. I even tried mapping the levels but I'm sure there was never a way to complete it.
Long live the Lynx...so many more games which were very good.
Speaking of amazing for the time, I'm a little surprised you didn't mention Steel Talons. Yeah, its framerate was a bit low, but it was a genuine *3D polygon flight sim* on a goddamn handheld! It even had a pretty decent draw distance. You'd have to have a pretty good computer of the time -like a 386 or higher-end Amiga- to do much better, and even then, a lot of PC sims didn't have very good FPS either.
the 'Shuka-Waka' in the end title music needs to be more predominant. it would push the theme of the tune back another 15 years into the early predisco 70's....
not sure if anyones said anything after all this time, but its pretty easy to test if that lynx is any good, theres a chips that fries quite easy that controls power, but if i remember right it can be safely bypassed by connecting battery negative and the ground on the audio out
Wow I remember getting one for Christmas when I was a kid and we ran out of batteries in no time! I spent hours playing California Games 👌 Good time
shadow of the beast got a good lynx port. there was a good ice hockey game, they used that to demo the consoles in electronics shops if i remember right.
I love your channel and I think you should make more videos win Tomska like 'The Orb". That was really funny. Thanks for having such a great channel. best of luck with the future! :3. Aaand, notification squad? I don't know... sorry XD.
"You have dogs and make them fight. That would not be such a good concept for a game."
And then Pokemon came out.
Ashens quote of forever :bloody hell!
i remember xenophobe for the nes since my cousins had it for their nes. what a funky game
BMX on California Games was good. What was with the UK TV advert showing kids playing the lynx in the vertical position?!
OMG Chips Challenge! I loved playing this back in the day on Windows 95 lol