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Yes That's one of my biggest criticism about this game. There should be at least bonus lv. Where we drive a car.

@@ArttuTheCat Another example of my ignorance about Amiga games. Never heard of Wacky Races on Amiga..... But from what I saw in the video, it's not a very fun experience. Without music, this game looks oddly, poorly, to say the least. Here, on the other hand, you have a comforting platformer that even a child shouldn't have much trouble with. Only getting a physical copy at a reasonable price is virtually impossible..... Well, unless you have a lot of money to spare :p

Cieszę się, że moje wideo pozwoliło Ci wrócić do przeszłości i jeszcze raz poczuć smak starych dobrych czasów. Pozdrawiam .😀

In general, I'm confused about how the creators ran this plot thread. Everything seems so random and pulled out of their sleeve at the last minute :P And as for the lady at the beginning, at least she showed something, I guess it's better than seeing a mushroom saying that the princess is in another castle :D Thanks for watching.

@@saganandroid4175 I doubt if it's the engine's fault. Rather, the programmer's capabilities play a role here. Maybe the game doesn't look as good as it should on an AGA chip, but I must admit that it runs very smoothly. On the store's website it says that the game runs at a constant 50fps, which I doubt, as you can see a slight crunching of animations here and there from time to time. I doubt that creator do anything more with it, and just simply jump to another project.

@@RetroMatter it is beautiful and high anim frame count. Smooth animation. But the artwork could be even better I should think.

@@joseluist Sí, sé que esta banda sonora es brillante en su simplicidad. Seguro que las pistas están en algún sitio de YT. Búscalas y procésalas usando un sitio como YT to Mp3.

​@@JoeViterbo Yes, I am aware that the production of Full Quiet took 5 years..... But it was worth it. You have to wait for good things ;) Thx for watching.

I used to think like that myself. But with good controler everything is possible. You just have to get used to it and not give up. This run took me something like 2~3 hours.

@@RetroMatter ah, true. i dont think i have much patience either, honestly lmao.

@@peterplf3999 Yes, and his ultimate fighting technique. Being fat and pretending to be tough until the end 🤭

@@TheVampirePredator Blue Oyster Bar 😂

Apparently, the creator of the game liked this song so much that they decided to loop it as the entire soundtrack of the game. This was not a good move..... the song may be good, but when you hear it 5~10 times in a row you can't stand it anymore.😅

@@curtisnewton895 To be honest, I didn't even pay attention to it. Probably a mistake during video editing. Now I can't do anything about it because the original files have been deleted.

@@DanPellegrino486 Yes definitely. The game in my opinion is easier than Gun-Nac, but you have to admit that it provides a fantastic visual experience. A really decent experience with virtually no slow down 👍

@@DanPellegrino486 Thanks for the information. It's good to know that there is a similar game to this one, as this one gave me a lot of fun going through it. Maybe I will record a playthrough of it in the future. OFC only if I am able to complete it...as shmups are an extremely hard genre to overcome.

@RetroMatter please do, Space Megaforce is probably my favorite SNES games. Highly recommend checking it out.

@@DanPellegrino486 Noted. I don't have many requests, so I'll probably give it a try, but promises nothing. I also don't know how long it could potentially take as there are currently 25+ videos already waiting to be released. Are there any differences between Super Aleste and Space Megaforce ?

@@RetroMatter not that I am aware of. Probably localization changes at a minimum.

@@DanPellegrino486 Well I checked and the Japanese version differs in intro and ending. Therefore, I decided to finish Super Aleste (Japanese) because it is supposedly more complete. It has some characters and a more developed storyline.... Admittedly minimally more, but always. The game in general I have already managed to complete and the subtitles translated, so it will be in English. I am currently sick so I had nothing better to do anyway. Maybe it will still be released this Thursday. Good game BTW. 👍

@@GeordiLaForgeryDefinitely. You have to give credit to the creator of this game for having quite an imagination to combine all these characters and their catchphrases into a storyline that actually makes some sense. It also plays quite well.

@@artursoares86 All in all, it is one of the few games I have been able to play on a real arcade machine. I remember playing it with my brother. The Amiga version is also quite playable only super hard due to the fact that it supports only one button. The Nes version is also quite good.

dongordito00@@dongordito00 Down plus attack (fist : for elbow, kick for Ieg break). If you want to break a leg on a lying opponent, he must be badly bruised, he must have less than half the life bar you can see it from the damage on the sprites. Otherwise, breaking a leg is not possible.

@@dongordito00 Well everything you need to know is in practice Mode, by the way.

@@RetroMatter Oh wow didn't know the game had a practice mode

dongorditoisit This is actually a tutorial mode, but it serves the same purpose.

Thank you very much. It's nice to know that someone is reading the description. Each description is unique in its own way because I have no formula for it. I'm not satisfied with all of them, of course, but I try my best. And as for Agony, It's a pity that the game wasn't polished more to become special. As for me, it is simply incomplete and released too quickly. Admittedly, I do not know the story behind the creation of this game and what influenced its release in such a state.... but my guess is that it was money or pressure from Psygnosis.

@@RetroMatter One way to look at not being satisfied wit writing is that you're improving your skills. Not read much about this game myself either, I just know it and enjoy what it offers. If I were to get more info on it, I'd probably look up some coverage here on YT, and check magazine reviews etc. at the Halls of Light (a website archiving data on Amiga games, as well as game maps, box scans etc.).

@@bojcio Being totally honest, I don't care. I'm one of those who grew up on the original, and even though it was weak I had a lot of fun with it..... As did many other Poles. Also, you'll have to forgive my exaggerations because I just want this game to succeed and become a respectable brand in the future. I'm glad that the developers, despite the problems, sacrificed enough that the game finally saw the light of day. It may not be perfect and full of problems, but it is possible to improve it and make something special in the future.

@@michaelfowler5760Well, this game has already been known for its cheesiness since 1994 when the first part was released, and this partly counts as part of its charm.

@@RoqueFortStu As a kid, I never had the patience to finish this game. What you see here is learned gameplay without any hints/spoilers, as an adult I somehow managed to finally tick this game off my list. I played it on an Amiga 500, good times. I still have one 600 and 1200 in my inventory.

@@SQron188 I am one of those who went through the trilogy backwards. Starting with 3 and ending with 1. And I'll honestly admit that I am, however, from the OG turrican camp. The 1 started the adventure poorly but gradually got better and better and its culmination was satisfying. In the case of 2 for me it was the opposite, a powerful start and a gradual decline in quality, and a fatal final battle. I know I'm in the minority here, but that was my impression. I guess it's a matter of taste.

Yeah good times ...

@@AimanCool440 I didn't even know that the work on this game went so far. It looks amazing compared to this one. I will definitely check it out in the future with my gaming bro. Thx for the info.

After this playthrough, the game is high on my list of favorite arcade games. Easily in the top ten and one of the better balanced arcade games.

@@baifomet6425 Second game will also be recorded. Just a matter of time.

@@realrealqbok No cóż......można te zdania traktować dwuznacznie. Jak np. stwierdzenie czegoś tak niepodwarzalnego i oczywistego że aż wstyd o tym nawet wspominać. Lub jako proste ostrzeżenie, gdyby ktoś nie wiedział że było przed tym wielu mu podobnych matołów prubujących w pojedynkę zniszczyć całą armię razem z tyranem 🤭

This is a strongly highlighted vision of the 1990s where there actually existed many streets in cities where one could get fucked up for free, just like that. Now Polands is actually one of the safest countries in the world :P of course only if you behave well :)

@@ArttuTheCat Commodore 64 doesn't seem to have too many of these genre games. Besides, the best ones are also available for Amiga anyway, and as you know in this case Mouse>joystick. I used to have Mentor original in a box..... But all I have left of it is a manual with security codes. In general, I recommend getting acquainted with this production. Mainly for the fact that you will not find it anywhere else in English. Greetings from Poznan Poland 🇵🇱

@@emperortrevornorton3119 Well if a certain motif over many decades has proven to sell well then why not use it for your own benefit. It's just business.

I used to sweep everyone around me in Tekken 3. What you can see on the gameplay is my rusty skills ..... but I still remember practically all the moves with Paul as well as the 10 hit combo :P Good times.Soon some other fighting game will be recorded, just not sure what will it be...... but I'm certain it won't be Mortal Kombat because it's not a fun game when you play against the CPU.

The music in the C64 version captured my heart so much that no other version for me exists..... may not be too beautiful by today's standards but it has something :) my favorite shmup.

@@SQron188 I used to have the original in a box. It used to be that you didn't appreciate the value of old games, and when you upgraded to a newer system the older ones landed in the garbage with all the accessories. Now I regret that. Especially since the last time I saw Doman for sale it cost more or less $625 and the offer disappeared the same day. As for the game itself, it is my favorite Amiga game. Approaches to gameplay vary, as I, for example, prefer to use dodging rather than blocking. Especially since blocking inflicts damage (chip damage) admittedly minimal, but still. Blocking is situational for me, as it's most useful on swampy levels where we can't jump and our crowd control is limited, or when enemies shoot from behind the screen with a bow/crossbow to avoid their projectiles. It's all a matter of approach. Which doesn't change the fact that this is one of the best one-button beat em ups..... If not the best. Thanks for your comment and feel free to check out the rest of our retro game videos.

@@RetroMatter Re: binning old stuff - true, and I think I threw away a box of one of the Amiga games I had (may have been really manky but still), and a different one too. Probably would've thought twice before doing that today... Myself, I've got few Amiga boxes or originals but it's all that my cousin had (I got his Amiga 600 at one point). Re: blocking / dodging: neat, shows you that there are multiple approaches feasible in this game - not all games are even balanced like that.

@@SQron188 How to put it.... I was just stupid when I was a kid. Especially when you find out that you blew something very rare on the garbage. Amiga was also sold for chunks. But my passion started to gain momentum over the years and I got myself two Amiga's in cardboard boxes one 600 and 1200, which I use from time to time sporadically because they are already museum pieces and repair are really expensive. And as for Doman I clearly agree..... Overall, it's a miracle that the game was so well balanced in an era where 2 people in a garage actually worked on the game. So many years have passed and there is still no good bloody equivalent in the genre for this game. I love its atmosphere and vibe. I can even say it is quiet unique for the entire genre.

@@RetroMatter Right. Still got my Amiga 600 and most games that were there, at least. It still works as well; completed a full playthrough of Turrican II in May ealier this year.

@@EuSouRCS I didn't know it at first, but after the first 30 seconds of the game I knew it was a clone of MS..... But it turned out in the end that it was MS true clone after all. Crazy.

@@RetroMatter Exactly,it happens more often than people realize,almost every famous games are clones of lesser know titles!

Little knew that talking was equal to a quick death, so he probably hoped that his companions would eventually recapture him in time. That's probably why he was so cocky. Guarantees mean nothing in today's world, just look at politicians and their approach to fulfilling promises, let alone in the case of gangsters. One way or another, the solution to this situation would always be the same.

@@RetroMatter good point

Yes it's the same level of cheesiness.... only that here they tried to be really serious :D which ultimately came out a little comical but I'm still happy with the final result. 🥲

@@RetroMatter Agreed, also thanks for the cool video bro.🤙🏻

@@dazzamountain Yes, one of the few arcade machines I've actually played. Very unique experience indeed.

@@jbatterwayneworkshop6334 At first I didn't know what you meant by that. But after typing in uncle Google, everything suddenly became clear.... Yes the animation style is quite similar, in some cases. Especially Carl.