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You're totally right, actually! It's been awhile since I've revisited this chart, but all of those hammer-on notes that are charted on the 6th fret on the D and G strings should be played a half-step higher on the 7th fret (or more ideally, on the A and D string for 10A hammer-on 12A, and 10D hammer-on 12D). Any time the chart asks for a 5D-slide to 6D and then 9D, I'd also say is quite incorrect sounding as well. Thanks for pointing it out though, I didn't really think about it at the time I recorded this!

Haha, I mean it's just an opinion for Sengoku 3 friend, sorry. I'd say 10 out of 15 given how many more games we've gotta rank, it's pretty alright as a whole. Wouldn't be surprised it it's top 50%, at least. It's fine. Doesn't quite excite me, or feel as good as I think it should. Also that video you linked? Pretty sure that's just an AI generated script and voice over - I wouldn't personally say anything about that video or that channel counts for **anything ** worthwhile at all - but hey, that's also just my opinion. I'm also not overly concerned if someone else likes it or not really - why someone enjoys it is a far better question.

@@rjaylee it's probably just collated all the information and regurgitated it, which would be biased for sure because it might include confirmation bias articles that may have been written by folks who have been affected by negative opinions. A computer, if it can test and analyse a Neo Geo game must therefore be using some kind of methodology to arrive at it's conclusion. Even if it is ai (which I subtly hinted at if you read my comment carefully), which it obviously is, it is still a metric and that metric puts at the top of all games in the genre! I just thought it was such a glowing review. But then all the games in that video had insanely glowing reviews.

I would... disagree with all of that, haha. but hey, that's okay, I'm just a human.

you can't disagree because what I wrote is all simple fax. An opinion heard is difficult to ignore.

I think it's pretty good! It can't teach you everything you need to know, but it can definitely help you get started, and it's a fun practice tool - anything that helps you want to play more is a good thing, in my opinion!

I didn't realise Amiga games had bad controls. You must have played loads of them to say that with confidence.

Agreed!

Yes, you're not wrong - my statements were fairly over-generalized from a technical perspective, and absolutely I did not forget that Argonaut Games did a lot of the dev for the Super FX chip and of course worked on Star Fox, which I still quite love. What I don't agree with you about however, is the overall design and art in a generalized perspective, which is of course subjective - and in "pockets" of genres and games that came out of British game development in that era, notably the side-scrolling action game. We definitely discussed this around games like James Pond 3, which absolutely is undertandable to have the opinion of high regard for when that history of games was your own, but it wasn't mine unfortunately, hence my differing opinion. As always, I don't hate it, it's just not my bag and not a game I love. Super Godzilla though? Even if it ranks higher than Bram Stoker's Dracula? I *hate* Super Godzilla, and I don't hate Dracula, haha.

​@@rjaylee You don't know what you'[re talking about. British games span every genre. Platform is barely even e genre anyway. It's just a camera angle, profile perspective way to move a character. That like a blank sheet of paper or a game, Have you played Traps and Treasures? Arganaut phoned up a man who was a hardware engineer and they made a co-processor. Hardware is not neccessarily more complicated than software you know. This county is a workshop. Especially for electrical engineering and we just make games and shit for order. Like shitty co-pros. Never get any credit at all. Don't care. Just laugh at the attempts to emulate the most experienced and talented and knowledgeable game developers, worldwide. Why is Drivecluc so much better than Gran Turismo? Why? Jay? Why? They made it with like 20 devs in a year. You don't know jack.

@@rjaylee The developers of James Pond 3 are maybe 5 people. They were called Vectordean and only made about 5 games and they were all about fish. It's literally a joke company. Why don't you try to play Bubble and Squeak on the Mega Drive and witness a game more sophisticated than any other platform game from that era both in terms of design. art and display of technical acumen. Using the classic British carton art style. Which was at that point at least, as, if not more sophisticated than Japanese anime style, which they stole from Belgium.

Heya friend! I always take game suggestions, so you're more than welcome to recommend them in the comments as you have in the past (I still remember you mentioning Sensible Soccer, it's on a list amongst other sports games for a sports episode, and Flashback currently groups with Another World/Out of This World). I group them together in a list and play them when it makes thematic sense to do so. If you're looking to suggest a game, you can do it any time in these comments of course - if there's something you want me to play right away the next time I play SNES games on stream, you can always visit my tips/donotions page over here and I'll play a suggestion for a $20 tip! streamelements.com/rjaylee/tip Or alternatively, I'll gladly accept any amount just as graciously, with or without a recommendation. Thank you for your viewership! I'm not monetized on TH-cam because my audience isn't very large over here, of course. But as always, we'll gladly have you over on www.twitch.tv/rjaylee/ along with the rest of the folks there. Thanks again!

@@rjaylee I kind of had to quit using Twitch as a much as I'd like to watch it, it stops the internet working. First no other websites load, then the internet might just go out. It's Twitch. It's cursed. Until the curse is lifted, Twitch fucks ,my internet. Sensible Soccer is not recommended without a serious training regime before-hand. It's like playing pinball in fast motion. You will just lose over and over again and declare it shit like everyone else.

I almost don't know how to play any other way, haha! I did a bit of lab work and nothing else was quite working the way I wanted, but I'm still open to experimenting.

That's cool! Admittedly I knew *very* little about the PC Engine, it's always been another level of obscurity to me that I just never got exposed to growing up.

Absolutely! Shoutouts to you and your TH-cam channel, and thanks for your modship of the game's page on Speedrun.com as well! Stone Protectors became a bit of an inside joke for my community at first, but it slowly turned into a "but hey this is a pretty quirky, funny, and kinda alright thing" haha. I did see you had a 2-Player run as well, I"ll check it out - thanks again!

Haha did I say Blackthorne was bad? I think I basically came out in the end as "it's okay, but not as good as good as.... etc. etc."

@@rjaylee well Flashback on anything but the snez is a class act. Not Blackthorne.

Admittedly I've never tried Flashback on the SNES before, as much as I've seen it in gaming magazines in my youth - but who knows, maybe it's on a rundown sheet somewhere for another episode at some point in the future... 😎

@@rjaylee If ever a game was underappreciated. The snes has slowdown of course, less resolution and lower quality sound. It never got a sequel, which is criminal!

I know I could have tried hacking Glutman's computer, but doing it without grinding to upgrade my Computer skill would've taken way too long, I was already going so late! 🤣

It's still a good ranking! 46 out of 116 is incredibly solid company around Parodius, Stunt Race FX, Wild Guns, and True Lies!

Cannon Fodder is great! I ranked it in a previous episode: th-cam.com/video/MgvkjSoMVjc/w-d-xo.html But you're right, I did struggle with the controls and a lack of responsiveness. And yes, I do wish I could have ranked Shadowrun higher - thankfully my enjoyment and interest in it as a whole (on top of its flaws) is greater in my heart than objectively compared to other games. Same goes for Cannon Fodder, really.

​@@rjaylee yes well, CF and SS are somewhat brutal games of maximal minimalism and an expression of pure gameplay in replacement of graphical effects, although CF has sublime pixel art. The intense 100% gameplay philosophy is for expert players only. Shadowrun snes? I don't get it. You move a cursor? No. Shadowrun Genesis is a proper game. You have alot of options in combat.

It's the bass track, yes! The guitar track is slightly different with some more power chords and such, but similar.

@@rjaylee awesome, thx sm !! keep going

I wondered why it felt so weird! Even knowing that I hadn't played this game in a *really long time*, I was like, why does this feel so weird? Have people just been overstating the slowdown, and my nostalgia is covering it up? Thanks for the heads up on this, I'll probably look to replay it again with the right version in the near future (maybe even on Monday's livestream)!

@@rjaylee the original isn't _that_ bad, just a bit of a delayed input. But it's tuned to be playable at least.

Ain't a From game unless the camera kills you once in a while, right? 🙃

shhhh, ranking of Genesis games is going to be our secret

Haha, I'm simultaneously hyper-aware of it and cannot stop myself from doing it, either. Maybe I watched Clueless (1995) too many times growing up 😅 Thanks for the sub! Would love a follow over on Twitch as well, if you're interested in joining us when we do these rankings live! www.twitch.tv/rjaylee

That bass song has to played with finesse to really sound good

Absolutely! The tabulature/charting is pretty good generally speaking, mostly for highlighting note accents to get that finesse right (at least within the limitations of tabs/Rocksmith charts), but whether or not I nailed it, well that another story, haha. Totally agree though!

I will keep working on it😂

Yes and no... but mostly yes - unfortunately as Rocksmith 2014 was de-listed from sale on all available digital platforms by Ubisoft in October of this year, that also meant all the DLC went with it too. It remains available to play, but nothing can be bought for it anymore, sadly. This song in particular is CDLC, but to play CDLC since that has happened - well, that's quite a bit more complicated now, sadly too.

Thank you so much for making this. For a while it felt like no one was gonna make anything bass related for Alan Wake, but here we are!!!

Very cool chart, thanks for making it

I have just recently charted the Night Springs song from the Alan Wake 2 DLC. Check it. It's cool.

Hell yeah! Gonna jump on that one for sure!

link please.