(2025 Update: Fresh new Youtube upload… with some fixes from the old version so that it’s less crap.)
This review concludes the NC17 Wolverine trilogy (for lack of a better term) that started with a commentary and followed up with a brief clip of gameplay.
(2025 Update: Fresh new YouTube upload!)
If I break any more analog control sticks on any future N64 controllers I replace, this game will probably be the reason… not that I would mind.
(2025 Update: Fresh new YouTube upload.)
A video review of Doom for the Super Nintendo… and an admiration for the red cartridge it comes in.
(2025 Update: New video upload.)
The review is a bit of an anomaly, as the video footage is a couple years old, the text review used as the basis for the script was written last year, and the audio being a couple months old when I initially put the review together. But still, it went together rather nicely.
By the way, exactly one year ago, I posted my first video review for Track & Field for the NES. Pure coincidence, I swear.
(2025 Update: Replaced the old Youtube embed with a new video upload.)
Watch out! The demons are attacking via your ancient Atari video game system… or the Activision Anthology compilation that I’m playing this from.
(2025 Update: Replaced the old Youtube embed with a new video upload. Originally a 2-part video, it has been unified as one single long video.)
Cheating here a bit… on the one hand, it’s a new product released in 2010. On the other hand, it’s a straight repackage of a Super Nintendo game from 1993 with no modifications whatsoever. But in any case, here we are.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone.
(2025 Update: Replaced the old Youtube embed with a slightly less old Dailymotion embed that was eventually replaced with a newer than new Youtube upload that I’m shocked made it through in one piece. Featuring a new title card and some considerable edits here and there, including the restoration of an old intro from when this review was originally intended as a Halloween upload. Despite these changes, it’s still the same old review that is outdated and superseded by a new one in 2012.)
(2025 Update: New video upload with new title card and slight edits.)
An alleged video review of Pole Position somehow degenerates into a rant about fences.
(2025 Update: New video upload with new title card and slight edits.)
When Nintendo brought their Famicom to America, they packaged it with Super Mario Bros. When Atari brought their 7800 system out of mothballs a year later, they packaged it with Pole Position II… an arcade title from 1982… guess which system fared better.
I had originally written a review of Kickassia a few months back when the thing was new. The video is pretty much the same thing, but with a couple additional bits. If you want to check that out, click here.
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