+Piranha X Let's hope we get one someday, since Sega is giving new games to some of its older IPs now. We've had Streets of Rage 4 and Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX. We need Vectorman 3 (and to a lesser extent, Ristar the Shooting Star 2).
+Ben Rosenthal Let's hope we get one someday, since Sega is giving new games to some of its older IPs now. We've had Streets of Rage 4 and Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX. We need Vectorman 3 (and to a lesser extent, Ristar the Shooting Star 2).
Just beat this game twice, honestly, Sludge Barge, Railhand (or whatever you want to call him), Aurora Borealis, Rock n Roller, Spider Bomber,Acrobat, Stayin’ Alive were quite easy, WarHead was kinda challenging but also kinda easy for a final boss, and Clockwork and Monkey are probably the hardest. ). Actually, almost all the bosses aren’t really hard, except for those two (WarHead doesn’t count since he’s the final boss, you’d expect him to be challenging)
Vectorman (Genesis) All Bosses Boss 1 Sludge Barge Boss 2 Railhead Boss 3 Aurora Borealius Boss 4 Aero Boss 5 Clockwerk & Swat Kats Boss 6 Mokey Final Boss - Warhead + Ending & Credits
@bat shit I didn't know that! But my father might still have my Sega and my Sega games from when I was a kid. Of course I was a kid when I beat it so I didn't know but I do remember there being a number at the end of the credits to call. That was my favorite game and I still remember every secret of the game and the last level itself.
Remember the better I got at playing this the more I just roasted the enemies in his double jump boosters. Did solid damage and I needed to give myself some space to shoot anyway. Solid game design if you think about it. Always thought he'd be a natural fit for Smash between the morphs and existing double jump mechanics. Hasn't stayed as relevant, sadly, but maybe someday, if Sega dusts it off first.
I beat this game as a kid, to the point of doing near flawless runs; the second game though; albeit easier imo scared me too much to play it as much as I did the first; because of that freaking Shadow Nose boss.
Yeah me too, it's crazy to think now I used to come home from preschool and beat Vectorman in a sitting like it was nothing. Invited my preschool teacher over to watch me play Sonic CD when I first got it too. Funny how these memories have stuck, so many other things happened that I have no memory of. Kids have the luxury of total immersion when it comes to a video game. Went back and beat Vectorman again 6-7 years ago at a college party and it was not an easy game. This video makes it look very easy!
This was my 3D virtual reality thing back in the day. My PlayStation before my PlayStation. It’s bollocks I couldn’t finish the last stage, which I didn’t know was the last stage until I saw that Warhead nonce spinning over the clouds! He was a bastard to defeat!
I remember when I finally beat this for the first time... such a hard, but fun and rewarding game. I was ecstatic... then I had to go to bed cause I had school in the am.
Back then in 1995 there was the play to win $25,000 grand prize thing on the TV commercial. Many people were wondering who won the $25,000 bonus back then?
Sega’s answer to Donkey Kong Country. I remember renting this back in the day. It’s a very good game in its own right, but as an answer to DKC it fell short. That said, I wish Sega had continued to focus on Genesis software like this rather than wasting resources on the 32X. Genesis was massively popular and Sega squandered their goodwill.
Very good animation! Wish there was a way to utilize this technology in a more realistic way, as animating non-abstract objects with such a high frame count is very time consuming! Very smooth and simple, I love it! Reminds me of Comic Party Wars: Endless Waltz, which has some of the best animation I've ever seen in my life. Not by far, but better than AOF3, Street Fighter 3 Second Impact, and many other 2D games from my perspective. However, this game has much more content(visually) that is far more visually distinct, which is what I love about how the tech was used. Great playthrough! Hopefully people keep showing VectorMan love, like how those Brawl modders added him to Smash bros.
I gotta know something man. How do people do these no damage runs? There has to be a process. I've always wanted to do one of these "beat every boss while not getting hit once" runs but I can never seem to get it down. Just how do these people get so good?
If I had to guess, it all comes down to 2 things primarily: 1) You need to be able to recognize patterns and the like. Oftentimes there are ways you can avoid certain attacks with trial and error if you can figure out what to look for 2) You need to be patient when playing the game and take time to practice; this comes back to my first point about patterns. As long as you're willing to take the time to learn them, you can get better at avoiding damage. Basically, don't play too recklessly and let yourself take damage too often will help a lot in at the very least lessening the damage you take
It cannot. No matter how hard you try. Unless you were speedrunning the game, that boss is HELL to fight! I had to reload my save state *30 FUCKING TIMES* until I got this boss dead. It’s an example of incredibly poor design.
*Blue Sky Software, and not really. Firstly, Blue Sky Software & SEGA’s partnership ended a few years after Vectorman 1 & 2 were released. And secondly, Blue Sky Studios in general closed its doors & shut down back in April 2021.
I love how vectorman isn't even serious when killing a boss he's just like: YOOO I DID IT!!
Vectorman, one of my all-time favorite Sega Genesis games.
I love how smooth the animations are for its time!
List of Vectorman Bosses
0:28 Sludge Barge
1:19 Railhand
1:40 Aurora Borealis
2:44 Clockwork and Rock n Roller
4:05 Acrobat
5:02 Spider Bomber,Piranha Mokey
7:05 WarHead
Wait Mokey is in this game, sweet
You forgot the robot in the middle of the disco floor
Aurora Borealis? In this type of game, at this generation of consoles, on the sega genesis, localized entirely within the ice area?
railhand was metalhead
How does he avoid damage for these bosses?
AND HES SPHERICAL, *SPHERICAL!*
we need a next gen reboot damnit
this
+Piranha X Let's hope we get one someday, since Sega is giving new games to some of its older IPs now. We've had Streets of Rage 4 and Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX. We need Vectorman 3 (and to a lesser extent, Ristar the Shooting Star 2).
@@FlyingDuckMan360 Fuck yeah
I actually plan to make a remaster on Unity...
@@qka-ow that would be cool
The music is so good in this game
It was a miracle if I could get this thing to start up and run for 30 minutes back in the 90s.
holy mother of nostalgia. time to dig out my genesis.
Oh god....the nostalgia...it's killing me
Who played this from the sonic collection games?
I did!
me
Darkcelestrian i did
Darkcelestrian me
Darkcelestrian that version had a Lot of slowdown
Would love to see a new VectorMan game! One of my favorite two games of all time!! 🎮👍
+Ben Rosenthal Let's hope we get one someday, since Sega is giving new games to some of its older IPs now. We've had Streets of Rage 4 and Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX. We need Vectorman 3 (and to a lesser extent, Ristar the Shooting Star 2).
With today's graphics on XboxOne!!!
😲😍🤤
when i saw this, i just want my sega genesis back.
1:23 funny how fast the Boss jumps back on the train tracks after falling off 😅
Vyondman ( PC ) All Bosses ( No Damage )
00:28 Grunge Bart
01:19 Railhandjobber
01:40 Aurora Peridot
02:44 Kinkworker & Blue-Roller
04:05 Erobot
05:02 Spider-Hoe , Stinkbomber , Shun-Tae-Lin & Monney The Monkey
07:02 GWARHead !
What about the Disco boss, "Stayin' Alive"?
Knew he was missing a boss...
It may be on mobile no it can't be
One of my favorite kind of men in video gaming.
(I played that game a long time ago,very challenging.)
Remember when it comes to the story, Vectorman came first, and not Wall E.
Hell yeah I always loved the music in this game, especially the train level music.
Just beat this game twice, honestly, Sludge Barge, Railhand (or whatever you want to call him), Aurora Borealis, Rock n Roller, Spider Bomber,Acrobat, Stayin’ Alive were quite easy, WarHead was kinda challenging but also kinda easy for a final boss, and Clockwork and Monkey are probably the hardest. ). Actually, almost all the bosses aren’t really hard, except for those two (WarHead doesn’t count since he’s the final boss, you’d expect him to be challenging)
One of the Genesis games I could routinely beat
I've only managed to get through the first boss of this game. This game was pretty tough!
i know i tried for years but beat only 3 bosses
What difficulty where you on
@@noaht2005 I think I was on easy, but I still had problems since I didn't understand the gameplay at the time.
@@Rabbitearsblog There's a difficulty? 😐
@@Geobot3000 I was never able to finish the game. But I haven't played for years, so I'm not sure how I'll get through it now.
hey, you fogot the Disco boss! still, very good run.
It was called Stayin' Alive, right?
@@animefan25 yeah.
Great series. I played the 2nd one first; rented it back in the day.
Ones the resemble vectorman in ways
1:57 morphs from form to form
4:08 look at them 3 smaller vectormans
Never played this one but it seems pretty unique.
Vectorman (Genesis) All Bosses
Boss 1 Sludge Barge
Boss 2 Railhead
Boss 3 Aurora Borealius
Boss 4 Aero
Boss 5 Clockwerk & Swat Kats
Boss 6 Mokey
Final Boss - Warhead
+ Ending & Credits
My childhood...
Sega's answer to Super Nintendo's Donkey Kong Country.
Extremely fun unrated not well unknown game after its time.
Funkin' and vibin' so hard with this
I beat this when i was a kid. Didn't have a pen and paper to write down the phone number to call at the end of the credits. This was my favorite game
@bat shit I didn't know that! But my father might still have my Sega and my Sega games from when I was a kid. Of course I was a kid when I beat it so I didn't know but I do remember there being a number at the end of the credits to call. That was my favorite game and I still remember every secret of the game and the last level itself.
@bat really? No one has made a video about it? Vector man was the shit back in the day. So was the music too. I'll have to go get it from him then.
@bat unfortunately no. My mother got rid of it when I was younger. Sorry about that.
The final boss dies in like 2 hits with the boost blast jets from Vectorman’s feet
Yeah. I played in the hardest difficulty and Warhead dies after 5 blast jump on his head.
God, warhead is hell on Hardcore mode. I remember flipping off the sceen and yelling when I beat him on my last life. Nice job.
I defeated warhead without taking any damage I didn't hesitate for a while
This game was tough right off the bat never could beat it
Remember the better I got at playing this the more I just roasted the enemies in his double jump boosters. Did solid damage and I needed to give myself some space to shoot anyway. Solid game design if you think about it. Always thought he'd be a natural fit for Smash between the morphs and existing double jump mechanics. Hasn't stayed as relevant, sadly, but maybe someday, if Sega dusts it off first.
Played it many times and still have the cartridge somewhere. Decent game.
Used to play this game a lot.
And by the way you can damage bosses using jet feet if you get close enough.
And by the way you can damage bosses using jet feet if you get close enough.
@@haseo8244 That's how I always beat warhead as a kid, lol
I could never beat that damn Clockwork boss as a kid. Looking at it now, it looks stupidly easy and all I had to do was keep distance from him.
This , alternate beast , and a vague memory of some black n white comic book game lol. True 90s kids
This was the very first video game that I played. This game was what introduced me to video games.
I never made it past the third boss, and the guy makes it look easy😮
I beat this game as a kid, to the point of doing near flawless runs; the second game though; albeit easier imo scared me too much to play it as much as I did the first; because of that freaking Shadow Nose boss.
LOL. Yeh, Vectorman 2 is awesome. Best graphics i've seen on the Genesis.
There's not a better looking SNES game either.
Yeah me too, it's crazy to think now I used to come home from preschool and beat Vectorman in a sitting like it was nothing. Invited my preschool teacher over to watch me play Sonic CD when I first got it too. Funny how these memories have stuck, so many other things happened that I have no memory of. Kids have the luxury of total immersion when it comes to a video game. Went back and beat Vectorman again 6-7 years ago at a college party and it was not an easy game. This video makes it look very easy!
That boss (Shadow nose) was sick as f...!!
Anyone else here old enough to remember when this game looked "next gen" ?...
Yeah. I still have both games for my sega
I wasn't around when thus came out but I can already tell thus would have looked revolutionary
BOSSES ARE SO AWESOME IN VECTORMAN II 1996 FOR SEGA GENESIS !!!
I still have and play both of these games on my sega genesis
I still have the Sega Genesis and this game's cartridge but I don't know if they still work. Btw, there is 28 years left until this game's setting.
Oh shit
This was my 3D virtual reality thing back in the day. My PlayStation before my PlayStation. It’s bollocks I couldn’t finish the last stage, which I didn’t know was the last stage until I saw that Warhead nonce spinning over the clouds! He was a bastard to defeat!
Brings back the nest times of my life. In my room as a kid
Happy New Year!😊👍⭐️
One of my favourite mega drive game
MUCH RESPECT G
One of the best games of mega drive ever and the poor endings ever too!
The only time Japan got to play this was to purchase it on the now defunct Wii Shop Channel or play it on the Sonic Gems Collection.
I still remember when this came out. Im that old.
Vector man was my favorite Sega genesis game and I have finally beaten it and it was so hard that I had to do it on lame
I remember when I finally beat this for the first time... such a hard, but fun and rewarding game.
I was ecstatic... then I had to go to bed cause I had school in the am.
Back then in 1995 there was the play to win $25,000 grand prize thing on the TV commercial. Many people were wondering who won the $25,000 bonus back then?
The person who won is in the comments I think
este es uno de los juegos que marcó mi vida 😭
Sega’s answer to Donkey Kong Country. I remember renting this back in the day. It’s a very good game in its own right, but as an answer to DKC it fell short. That said, I wish Sega had continued to focus on Genesis software like this rather than wasting resources on the 32X. Genesis was massively popular and Sega squandered their goodwill.
1:40 Aurora Boreales!?
It is so easy to defeat warhead by Double jumping on him
this is so cool
8:44 end
This is missing Disco Inferno
This game is hard af but a really great game
Ah.. that health balls.. I blindly met my childhood lost memory
Battle Mania Daiginjou for Genesis, plz.
OMG yes plz
Am I the only one who preferred the Sonic Gems Collection version where the music was slowed down to be more dramatic and atmospheric?
2:44 was a wall for me as a kid. Never made it past this boss....
How many micro "heart attacks" you had trying to do a perfect boss run in this game?
remember when you uploaded the second one?
Very good animation! Wish there was a way to utilize this technology in a more realistic way, as animating non-abstract objects with such a high frame count is very time consuming! Very smooth and simple, I love it!
Reminds me of Comic Party Wars: Endless Waltz, which has some of the best animation I've ever seen in my life. Not by far, but better than AOF3, Street Fighter 3 Second Impact, and many other 2D games from my perspective. However, this game has much more content(visually) that is far more visually distinct, which is what I love about how the tech was used.
Great playthrough! Hopefully people keep showing VectorMan love, like how those Brawl modders added him to Smash bros.
THE SWAT KATS ARE ROCK N ROLLERS AND JULIO AND I ARE SOCK N ROLLERS
The fact I was so young at the time and never saw past the 2nd level is what's messing me up right now
I have a burning hatred for Aurora Borealis.
But is it in this time of year, in this time of day, in this part of the country, and localized entirely in your kitchen?
Solar Flare [Who likes uploading SSBU replays]
_yes_
How did you take no damage can you teach me that
I remember being horrified of this game for some reason
Railhand is actually warhead
I gotta know something man. How do people do these no damage runs? There has to be a process. I've always wanted to do one of these "beat every boss while not getting hit once" runs but I can never seem to get it down. Just how do these people get so good?
If I had to guess, it all comes down to 2 things primarily:
1) You need to be able to recognize patterns and the like. Oftentimes there are ways you can avoid certain attacks with trial and error if you can figure out what to look for
2) You need to be patient when playing the game and take time to practice; this comes back to my first point about patterns. As long as you're willing to take the time to learn them, you can get better at avoiding damage.
Basically, don't play too recklessly and let yourself take damage too often will help a lot in at the very least lessening the damage you take
Aurora Borealis?
Its like this was Rayman before Rayman.
Except not really? Vectorman came out October 24th, 1995, whereas Rayman was released on September 1st, 1995.
Demoscene: The Game
It's crazy to think this all ran on the fucking Genesis
Sega MegaDrive Mini!!!
Love the music
hey do you all forgot ice boos day 5
One time I got so close to beating this game. But I kept dying to that darn Warhead!
Офигенный саунд
Vectorman and Warhead, look a little bit like decoe and bocoe from sonic x
The soundtrack tho..
You left out the boss for "Stayin' Alive. I guess that boss can't be beaten without taking damage.
It cannot. No matter how hard you try. Unless you were speedrunning the game, that boss is HELL to fight! I had to reload my save state *30 FUCKING TIMES* until I got this boss dead. It’s an example of incredibly poor design.
i got past the 3rd boss
Me & Julio: Sock n Doll
Nice skill
I played this from the @games sega Genesis
STAYIN ALIVE?!!!
Randy Orton stole vector man's pose
This was made by Blue Sky, right?
They still okay?
*Blue Sky Software, and not really. Firstly, Blue Sky Software & SEGA’s partnership ended a few years after Vectorman 1 & 2 were released. And secondly, Blue Sky Studios in general closed its doors & shut down back in April 2021.
What about the boss from day 11?