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WTF is wrong with your sound? OUCHIE!

They don’t make them like they used to.

Ten pints

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As a kid, I was bloody terrified by this intro. Still remember it clearly at 39 years old.

One of the greatest intro music of all times.

They need to remaster this inHD

Awesome🎉🎉🎉

Whoa! Back up. What video game existed in 1947? Pinball?

You forgot magnavox odyssey games

Well that was a fun trip down nostalgia alley :) Whilst this video may be unfair to certain 70s era games that used physical cab overlays/backgrounds etc, what really stands out for me too, is just how far ahead of its time Sega's Monaco GP was! OK, its one of the later games and only just qualifies as 70s by about a month but it blows my mind to think that this game was made without the use of a microprocessor/CPU! Explains why it ate so much of my pocket money on holidays back in the early 80s, and why I love it so much that I just spent quite a lot of time getting Ben Geeves' remake version running on a Raspberry Pi! (see my channel if you're curious about that)

Monaco GP doesn't seem like much today but look how amazing it looks against it's contemporaries and it played very well to. A tremendously fun game and a real quarter eater for me!

One of the best intros I've ever seen 😲. Exceptional audio 🔊

I'll have to ask my dad if he remembers Cathode-Ray Tube Amusement Device.

F-1 8:38 was an electro mechanical arcade machine not a video game.

Warrior and speed freak look very promising. I only played spectrum games in my early gaming ages.

I’m proud to be an original 1st gen gamer , this video brings back so many memories for me and I think the background music is amazing

Fun Fact: Space War! was the first game that was installed on multiple computers. Games that were released before could only be played where they were developed the game. Also, Space War! was developed at MIT & I’m from Massachusetts, so people in my home state made the first game for personal computers (PDP-1)

That animation though!

Does anybody know going pretty far back were video games always a quarter? Like space war for instance.

scared the shit out of me as a kid

Very good.

great to see the early PLATO games getting recognized (spasim, dnd, moria, pedit5, avatar etc.) but...no mention of Oubliette?? That game was huge and had a lot of "firsts".

God memories!!!

God bless the primitive, pixelated games of yesteryear

Atari F-1 from 1976 wasn't a video game. It was an electromechanical game that had the track/cars/etc behind the cabinet and a projector that displayed them on the screen. Also, from what I remember as a child, it was big, loud, and scary.

here's how old could games get: 1837 LOL

Love your videos! What was with the change in music to that twangy country stuff half way through? Stay techno! Hahaha.

Best thing I've watched today. Music perfectly paced to the video and great choice of song to showcase the games. Great job!

I would LOVE to play a remake of this game with the best graphics available

Yeah yeah why does an evil entity called Zelek need to morph into a big eagle creature and break through the roof with a big hand? A human could walk through the door and take the baby then run simpler really?

7:18 Astro Invader--- this game was so hard.

0:19 first ever franchise game

Tennis for two created in 1958 isn't the first video game ever but it the first with a electrical display screen that can be interaction with a controller Before video game was grid of boxes or a bunch of button and switch's Tennis for two is the First fish out of water for video game

Amiga perfection!!!

This game terrified me when i was a kid

Wow, so thorough, and even in chronological (year) order, and then alphabetically! So good! Besides only a few games missing their backdrop artworks: _Night Driver_ [1976; Atari] is mistitled as "Night Drive" and missing its overlay, the front of your racing car, that goes in the bottom-center of the screen, and some kind of 1978 shuffleboard video-game labeled as "Sea Wolf II", which the game displayed just before it. Sorry, memory fails if I ever saw that game in those days, some 1978 shuffleboard video-game hehehehehe **Thumbs Up video**

Song used

I remember computer quiz, those were around a long time.

I was born 1978... I´m a dino....

This video was reproduced in my physical education class in Brazil, lol

7:38 this game was ahead of its time because of graphics and ui style

Music is th-cam.com/video/fTux2DO-TPg/w-d-xo.html

1975's "Indy 800" was the first true color video arcade and the prelude to Atari's "Indy 500".

1974's "Tank" was the prelude to 1977's "Combat/Tank Plus" for the Atari VCS/Sears Video Arcade.

The first game to use a bar (life, progression,etc..) is Astro Fighter 6:20 every other game has number

I need more info about the release and if there's another name they go by on a game called Chaos. I played it way back in 2000s cause my brother had a disk that was full of old games with it. In the Main Screen, there is a title with a list of options and black screen full of colorful spheres that's been transported through some dimension and prints on the black screen as they move. As you start the game, a triangular ship your control appears. It has boosting and can shoot against threats like the spheres that will kill. As you shoot them, they emit lines of color when exploded to smaller pieces, eventually disappearing when the smallest one gets shot, and both it your missiles or blasts stayed on the black screen like lines of paint. Power-ups, that are also transported through some dimension, print on the black screen as they move, and have the exact shape and design as your ship, floating in the black screen with emitting different colors that each has different abilities that helps or hurts you and you can try to time the color you want to capture given you remember what each colors does. The sound effects are amazing especially the power-ups, and you can customize certain things that'll make them go crazy cause when you chaining shots, the sounds go higher till the max it could go, making this experience a lot more promising than what you have expected. There's also other types of things that will be a threat like enemy ships that come after you and black hole that you need to destroy, but when your ship is destroyed it emits rainbows on the entire black screen and gives you new ship until lives you have are gone. It comes in Levels, so as you take out the last thing remaining, the next batch comes in as your next Level. It's also a game where there's no moving camera and your in a loop box meaning hitting the edges of the screen takes you on the opposite side while the area space your in is kept in the exact position, but as you go diagonal, your just gonna make things a lot worse for yourself.

This music is raping my ears.

lol that sounds horrible

what is the name of the amazing track used in this video??