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I like the Movie references. Cinema heavily influenced 80s games

Classic game

Love this video. I played it on ZX Spectrum as a child but never got too far. Didn't know of the remakes and now I definitely want to play them!

Шикарная игра, прекрасная музыка. Motoi Sakuraba навсегда в моем сердце

I had no idea Sega the company who owns Sonic has made Disney games makes sense because Sonic has made cameos and appearances in Disney movies

Brilliant video, i got 1 wrong on guessing the top 5 lol (ms pac man) , really enjoyed that, thanks

this game would be good as a graphic adventure.

Excellent and I was famous also (in my own head) as I co-wrote Armourdillo on the C64

The Evil Dead AKA Nicola Sturgeon lol 😂 sorry about that happy new year mate

Ash Williams be more Amazing have powers movesets armors and weapons of some of the others male heroes from others franchises without removing chainsaw hand and boomstick, Duke Nukem rises from the ashes Josh McGrath / Max Steel Action Man (1993) Dante / Tony Redgrave (devil may cry) Clay (Lego Nexo Knights) Alfred Francis Simmons / spawn Leon Scott Kennedy (resident evil / biohazard) John-117 or Noble 6 B-312 or Jerome-092 (Halo) Lord Saladin or Lord Shaxx or Zavala (Destiny) Luke or Cade Skywalker or Galen Marek / Starkiller (star wars) Arkantos (Age of Mythology) Kratos (God of war) Ryu Hayabusa (Ninja Gaiden) Ash and Chery 20 years old have more equivalents from others dimensions in cartoons, animes, videogames nier automata little witch academia infinity train tmnt kid cosmic glitchs techs Star vs the forces of evil amphibia owl house Shantae mighty switch force females characters be Daughters of Ash Hotaru Tomoe / sailor saturn Chino Kafuu (gochuumon wa usagi desu ka / is the order a rabbit) Tee Zeng (kung fu wa) Reggie Abbott (twelve forever) Emilie FUJIWARA/ Reanne GRIFFITH (Ojamajo DoReMi) Tip (home) China Kousaka (Gundam Build Fighters) Gigi (underdogs united) Dot, Lotta, Audrey (harvey street kids

Nice work you have done here!!! I didnt know a spectrum or an amstrad user back in the day who hadn't played harrier attack! Iconic early game from durell! Then sabouter 1,2....what can i say about them.....brilliant games!!! I think that the second one has the best title cpc music ever made although broken in your video for some emulator reason i guess... I wish you a happy new year!

KLAATU BARADA... COMMODORE 64 😹😸😺👍🕹️!

Amazing 👍

That's a pretty fair review. 🙂 Despite the Spectrum's technical limitations, the programmers still managed to outdo the Sega Master System version in a couple of areas - the bonus levels are included - so too are the rear attacks by missiles and enemy aircraft. These were omitted on the Sega Master System, which is a way more powerful machine.

BBC's Mineshaft = ZX Spectrum's Manic Miner.

Mike Richardson was an ace programmer

Cant get past you saying Trans form *A* tive instead of transform a tive and Heedy days instead of Heddy. WTF man? AhhhHHhh you were an Oric owner. Now I understand.

Comprehensive and accurate. Brought back lots of memories. Thank you!

The Spectrum version of Critical Mass was surprisingly good relative to its other machine versions! C64 of course had better sound but the Spectrum was more detailed and smoother. Thanatos is similar in that it looks so much better on the Spectrum. Who knew we could get such large characters on our beloved Spectrums! In respect of Turbo Esprit, I used to just enjoy driving around, stopping at lights, and just chilling to whatever I was listening to on my Ghetto Blaster. I loved that the brake lights would come on when you, erm, brake lol :) I still think Turbo Esprit's natural successor wasn't GTA but Chase HQ.

The Guys also behind the Game Combat Lynx for the Spectrum.

I pre ordered both Lunar Jetman and Atic Atac. The latter was delayed so Ultimate sent me a UPTG baseball cap.

I wish I could find the background music they used in this. It's been stuck in my mind for years.

Great video. Would have preferred more info on Sabre Wulf but hey, can't have everything!

Really good informative video i really enjoyed it .I'm a big fan of the the games and Matthew apparently he lives not far from me in the Wirral .

Loved this game <3 <3

My favourite game at the time. Those damned Octopus and that floating spiky urchin thing though……

Great fun game, I had the cartridge for the ZX-Interface 2 !

Wait a minute i think i know this game

Pissed was a Awesome Game

Mega cd best looking console ever 👍🏻

Zilog z20 lol

Great work and very in-depth look at one of my favourite companies. Love to see one on Elite (Airwolf, Dukes of Hazzard etc)

Great video! It must've been a huge amount of work, researching and editing this. Many thanks for the hard work.

The Donkey Kong series of games are timeless retro classics

Thank you for doing this, I moved to America and this video brought back so many memories of my life in the UK. I've just received my "The Spectrum" from Amazon - I'm so thankful to be part of what video gaming is today and that I personally saw this evolution. The early days were really rather magical, a distinct part of my childhood.

It took me a bit to notice but the song in the background is stairway to heaven

I like the Class of '99 better than the 2018 version.

This isn't an accurate list. More useless s w i l l.

Great video. What an exhaustive list. I had no idea that there were so many ports of this game. The NEC PC 6001 port was a real shock to me. I like how the developer completely abandoned graphics for decent playability. The algorithm mysteriously brought this video to me now. Definitely Liked and Subscribed.

Now that's serious value for money!😊

Ahem, 27 minutes into the film, an Amstrad CPC is shown. The year this scene is set in is 1980, the year the Acorn Atom appeared on the market. Amstrad CPC computers hit the market three years later in 1984.

I loved this game, I'm fairly sure it must've been on the SNES that I played. I hadn't even realised there was a Master System version!

A near 2 hour retrospect?? Sign me in!! 👊

Populus the game that started it all. While PC to console is the norm now, back then it wasnt and one of the reasons the master system maintained dominance of the british/european market was SEGA managed to get ports of hit games on the PC of the day, known as the amiga thanks to having the same british developers or publishers that were behind those amiga games . Shadow of the beast, SpeedBall, Lemmings and Prince of Persia were the earliest examples of a PC to console pipeline. Not enough is looked into this aspect because everything is viewed by american eyes and the master system wasnt popular over there. Ignoring the fact that the UK is historically the worlds third biggest games market and what happened there ended up having an impact on the american and japanese markets. SEGA tried to do this pipeline themselves with the saturn by creating segasoft which was a PC games developer and publisher. That also prompted SEGA japan to start producing PC exclusives o certain saturn games on windows in japan which started SEGA's path as a pc publisher and developer. The saturn failed as did segasoft but the idea continued with the Dreamcast in having its own PC to console pipeline which unfortunately a lot of the games didnt come out after the DC was discontinued. But that of course inspired bill gates to do his PC console aka the X box and rest is history. But it all started on the master system or should i say SUCCESFULLY on the master system. So i am glad you shone a light with one of the games that was part of that.

What a shit commercial. Lol. Why the hell is he wearing a crown of thorns at the end?

Top tip: Set the tax rate as low as possible while you build, to encourage growth. Then, just before the budget, put the tax as high as possible. Nobody will have time to leave, so youll take a fortune. Then put it back down again for the next year. (Can I be Chancellor of the Exchequer now?)

Great game, and a lovely conversion. (Was the music in the game, or did you add it?)

I never understood it when I rented it as a kid. I have now in my collection but not been back to it. I know a few people who absolutely love this version and at least one who has completed all 5000 levels.

I never understood how to play this game. I have the instructions but I don't have the courage to learn how to play it. I find it ugly but it's impressive that the Master system manages to manage all the parameters because there are many of them.

What a fantastic video. I wish I had your confidence buddy. Extremely informative and delivered really well. Its absolutely brilliant to see master system content still being put out there. I still haven't actually played this game much so must get around to it but a couple of my mates have and love it. Keep up the great work with these fantastic videos