R-Type Delta Longplay (PlayStation) [60 FPS]: If you love hardcore shoot 'em ups, then you're sure to love this all-3D entry in the classic R-Type series! Be sure to check out my full review at al82retro.blogspot.co.uk/2017/12/game-review-r-type-delta-sony.html
Oh my god, I was searching the name of this game for 18 years! I can't belive the memories I have unlocked in the first 5 minutes of gameplay. Thank you so much for this.
Exactly the same happened to me!! I had a really vague memory of the game itself, just remembered that I had so much fun playing it. I'm so glad I have finally found it!!
An R-Type that the further you got into the game, the more grim it became. When I got a PS3 all those years ago, I immediately bought Delta off of PSN as original PS1 copies had run up in price. Important lesson here for mankind, never create a bio weapon, then try and dispose of it, because it can come back to haunt you, and according to lore, it got put into a wormhole, and ended up 400 years in the past.
@@retrosoul8770 Thanks man! Now that i think aobut it. Before I got my ps1, i was playing a lot of shmups when i was a kid. We had a family computer and growing up i played a lot of contra and salamander too. The einhander made me really laugh that you could unlock bonuses on it depending on what you did.
The sub-boss right before Dobkeratops/Subkeratom is... the same ship you see after the defeat of QT Cat. Wow. Driving more salt into the wound, external sources say that it's also the R-9A we played as in the first game.
31:15 That point in the music just matched the game play soooo perfectly. I remember playing through it the first time, so many near misses, just getting through by the skin of my teeth and hearing that music kick in just as there's the 'respite' of the boss. One of my favourite gaming memories =)
And it's right before you have to fight the infected "old hero" of the past, so the buildup is just hit with a crushing realization of what is happening. This game did everything right with story, art, and music design.
Yet there's always been a few supposedly human beings down here who've repeatedly pushed their skills to the limit to protect us from the evil empire Bydo.
Blast from the past!! Remembering how many hours it took me to memorize all the levels and finally beat this game, I'm shocked to see that it's actually less than an hour all the way through haha
@@898doffo currently playing it with an emulator on my PS Vita. Just a noob run with save states for the sole pleasure of revisiting these brillant levels without having to become real good at it again 😁
@@deceiver444 Niiiiiiiice! All is well. I usually just hammer in the cheat code so one doesn't get hit to at least enjoy the levels. Save states at least you can practice with.
@@Bloodreign1 How else can you portray a place that exists outside of space and time, where exsistence is a foreign concept and no living entity should be able to survive? The Bydo literally found their way into null-space and made it their home. That's a terrifying idea.
*spoiler alert?* Upon seeing the boss battle for the first time I was told beforehand that the bydo has some human components to them (or they were once created by humans then abandoned). What it wants is humanity, so in the final contact I interpreted this as the bydo wanting to reproduce the way humans do, down to its molecular components.
2024 here after the announcement of Nijigasaki High School Idol Club Season 4: THE FINAL CHAPTER TRILOGY MOVIES! R-TYPE DELTA, 27 YEARS AFTER RELEASE STILL AMAZING!
Incredible game. The biomechanoid creature at 30:00, as it gradually made its way onscreen, always reminded me of uncircumcised genitalia. That level is just so... organic and gruesome, and the creatures suffer when killed. I was in my 20s playing this in the early 2000s, and up to that point I'd never seen anything so incredible in a game. It was grueling, but always a pleasure to beat.
@@HalfDayHero Well If You Messed Up A Recording At Least Those Manual Saves Would Help:P I'm Old School And Prefer Manual Over Automatic Because Things Like Windows 10 Updates!!!
While I do enjoy every 3D R-Type game, I feel R-Type Delta is, by far, one of, if not THE best 3D entry in the R-Type franchise. It has so much attention to detail, like how, if you pay exceptionally close attention, when you move the craft, various small boosters will go off in whichever direction it's moving in. This is something that was absolutely lost in Final onward, and I feel this was a definite missed opportunity.
Damn this game was hard. My dad used to play it a lot back in 2001., progressed to lv. 4 a few times, usually dying on lv. 3. I was maybe 7yo at the time so lv. 3 was as far as I got a few times, usually hanging around lv. 2. 20 years had since passed, and it is my pleasure to inform you that I'm in fact still shit at this game and it is basically as far as I got.
2023 y recordé este juego de hace como 20 años atrás que lo jugaba. Al igual que Einhander eran mis favoritos de ps1 juegos así tienen un gameplay único y exquisito
LOL! Rented it with a friend, I played through Super R-Type and R-Type III: The Third Lightning, and I found this easy AF, needless to say it took the same Friday evening to beat it. What a gloriously forgiving and easy R-Type. Beautiful sound and graphics (felt like a demo from the company).
Remakes.... I came from Atari and Amiga R-Type, and was all ready to scoff at the 'pathetic PlayStation version'.... But I was wrong! I remember getting my hands on the Delta demo as a teenager.......and immediately running out and buying the full game! Love the PS version!
PS1 had the most succulent startup jingle. When I first turned on my brand new PS1, I knew this was a winner, and that videogames finally had grown up. But not in the sleezy cheap way of PC games. This was classy.
I’ve seen you on other comments in videos related to no force runs just wondering if you managed to do it I’m trying but it just doesn’t seem possible I also am playing the eu version
@@Andrecio64 It is. The ship from level 4 it's a R-Type ship infected by Bydo and used as a Trojan Horse. Level 6 it's the base from where you start in the select ship screen, and all the invasion of Bydo it's caused by that ship, probably killing all the humans in the base, pretty terrifying stuff, but Delta had that kind of cool narrative touches, making the progress more cohesive and not just random levels 'til the end, adding context to the action.
I've never completed all the stages of this game,I only finished stage 3 haha, btw I owned a CD of this game and bring it whenever I go to a Playstation shop before.
Well you are comparing a different type of game and its a squeal to Pulstar which is a R-Type clone while Blazing Star is more traditional despite the Dino ship is playable here but its much faster
all shooter games have a lack of controlling: you get "S" you are faster, you get another "S" you are faster than before... and so on... But you are never able to slow down, in order to do this you have to destroy your ship! = this is, when you drive faster and faster with your car, to slow down you have to crash anywhere.
not sure what you want to say about that in in this particular game, since you CAN slow down you have three speeds i think and you can select which one you want on command by pressing the shoulder buttons if i recall correctly
@@Bloodreign1wdym? the R Fighters do have a speed change function in this game to change their speed at will and also have reinforced armor to not have their ships explode from collision as long as it doesn’t get crushed or get hit by an moving object and both final games used this feature
The early 3D visuals here don't hold up as well as the very original sprite-based arcade game in many ways, but the gameplay and overall atmosphere still looks solid. Although, if it were upscaled and output at 4K or something like that, I think it actually might look really nice.
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R-Type Delta Longplay (PlayStation) [60 FPS]: If you love hardcore shoot 'em ups, then you're sure to love this all-3D entry in the classic R-Type series!
Be sure to check out my full review at al82retro.blogspot.co.uk/2017/12/game-review-r-type-delta-sony.html
Incredible skill O_O
@@samahell9488the difficulty level of R Type Delta is as hard as R Type I!
Oh my god, I was searching the name of this game for 18 years! I can't belive the memories I have unlocked in the first 5 minutes of gameplay. Thank you so much for this.
I still got the original black cd
I am yet to install one on my PS3,@@krismikaellahannahkeemirab8178
Exactly the same happened to me!! I had a really vague memory of the game itself, just remembered that I had so much fun playing it. I'm so glad I have finally found it!!
The music....and how it changed....was a key reason why I enjoyed this version so much. Great sound design overall.
Like, the soundtrack muffled if you flew the ship underwater. It was a fun game anyway, but the attention to detail put it over the top
@@masskonfuzion I also wanna say the music is amazing of this R-type especially the music switching between under water!!!
@@masskonfuzionthe musics in R TYPE DELTA also is as epic as in R TYPE FINAL.
An R-Type that the further you got into the game, the more grim it became. When I got a PS3 all those years ago, I immediately bought Delta off of PSN as original PS1 copies had run up in price.
Important lesson here for mankind, never create a bio weapon, then try and dispose of it, because it can come back to haunt you, and according to lore, it got put into a wormhole, and ended up 400 years in the past.
I love how the music changes when you go under water then go above.
Rewatching this is reminding me why this is a Top 10 PS1 game imo. Phenomenal weapon, level and boss design
This and einhander were the bread and butter of my childhood
@@Crowquilt you had great taste as a kid then. I got into shooters well into my 20s, totally missed them during the era sadly.
@@retrosoul8770 Thanks man! Now that i think aobut it. Before I got my ps1, i was playing a lot of shmups when i was a kid. We had a family computer and growing up i played a lot of contra and salamander too. The einhander made me really laugh that you could unlock bonuses on it depending on what you did.
Great music too
@@CrowquiltAyumu Uehara and Shioriko Mifune both still remembered R Type Delta very fondly.
The level2 and 3 tracks get me everytime. Such a unique mood. Delta's soundtrack is gold and adds quite a bit to the overall experience.
I love how from the fifth contact You realize the you're alone
The sub-boss right before Dobkeratops/Subkeratom is... the same ship you see after the defeat of QT Cat. Wow.
Driving more salt into the wound, external sources say that it's also the R-9A we played as in the first game.
I like that you didn't rush the game as all the other guys, this way it stays more in sync with the music and mood changes
That moment when, you realise that as a child, you barely got to the halfway point of the game.
For me i somehow beaten the game despite losing 15 lives in total.
I played this game a lot as a child. everything past minute 6 is new to me...
So I guess you had the demo too 🙂
31:15 That point in the music just matched the game play soooo perfectly. I remember playing through it the first time, so many near misses, just getting through by the skin of my teeth and hearing that music kick in just as there's the 'respite' of the boss. One of my favourite gaming memories =)
And it's right before you have to fight the infected "old hero" of the past, so the buildup is just hit with a crushing realization of what is happening. This game did everything right with story, art, and music design.
Finishing an R-Type game has never seemed humanly possible.
Yet there's always been a few supposedly human beings down here who've repeatedly pushed their skills to the limit to protect us from the evil empire Bydo.
I never did… 🤕
Blast from the past!! Remembering how many hours it took me to memorize all the levels and finally beat this game, I'm shocked to see that it's actually less than an hour all the way through haha
The startup sounds of the first PlayStation. Still so awesome
Meanwhile at IREM:
"How trippy do you want the last level to be?"
"Make Stanley Kubrick proud."
It's like H.R Geiger invented that stage himself
Always get severe nostalgia goosebumps with that PS1 system intro.
¡The Best R-Type ever!, music, history, effects....
2022 and this still rocks!
Same in early 2024
@@deceiver444 always great to watch. Going to play it later today on my original playstation. Been awhile.
@@898doffo currently playing it with an emulator on my PS Vita. Just a noob run with save states for the sole pleasure of revisiting these brillant levels without having to become real good at it again 😁
@@deceiver444 Niiiiiiiice! All is well. I usually just hammer in the cheat code so one doesn't get hit to at least enjoy the levels. Save states at least you can practice with.
Goddamn man, that is some seriously impressive skills on display.
Man those last few levels were trippy AF
You were literally in Bydo territory by then, the last stage pretty much their "home"
@@Bloodreign1 How else can you portray a place that exists outside of space and time, where exsistence is a foreign concept and no living entity should be able to survive?
The Bydo literally found their way into null-space and made it their home. That's a terrifying idea.
@@richardsavings6690the Bydo empire is hands down the most unique and terrifying evil force in the history of shooter games
*spoiler alert?*
Upon seeing the boss battle for the first time I was told beforehand that the bydo has some human components to them (or they were once created by humans then abandoned). What it wants is humanity, so in the final contact I interpreted this as the bydo wanting to reproduce the way humans do, down to its molecular components.
I can't begin to imagine how many hours of teeth-grinding frustration it must take to get this good. Absolute God-tier gameplay 👏
2024 here after the announcement of Nijigasaki High School Idol Club Season 4: THE FINAL CHAPTER TRILOGY MOVIES!
R-TYPE DELTA, 27 YEARS AFTER RELEASE STILL AMAZING!
Still amazing looking today imo
Damn this was my jam back when i was a kid. Funny I somehow remember this game too look better than it actually is.
Incredible game. The biomechanoid creature at 30:00, as it gradually made its way onscreen, always reminded me of uncircumcised genitalia. That level is just so... organic and gruesome, and the creatures suffer when killed.
I was in my 20s playing this in the early 2000s, and up to that point I'd never seen anything so incredible in a game. It was grueling, but always a pleasure to beat.
Even though i don't remember ever being subbed to this channel, cool longplay! I miss the original playstation.
Back then, i was able to get through the whole game! It was absolutely nuts !! Good memories.. ❤
Respect For Changing The Difficulty To Hard:)
Nice Video Mate:P
The most terrifying thing was having saves set to manual.
@@HalfDayHero Well If You Messed Up A Recording At Least Those Manual Saves Would Help:P
I'm Old School And Prefer Manual Over Automatic Because Things Like Windows 10 Updates!!!
While I do enjoy every 3D R-Type game, I feel R-Type Delta is, by far, one of, if not THE best 3D entry in the R-Type franchise.
It has so much attention to detail, like how, if you pay exceptionally close attention, when you move the craft, various small boosters will go off in whichever direction it's moving in.
This is something that was absolutely lost in Final onward, and I feel this was a definite missed opportunity.
This Game is a Masterpiece!
Masterpiece.
Damn this game was hard. My dad used to play it a lot back in 2001., progressed to lv. 4 a few times, usually dying on lv. 3. I was maybe 7yo at the time so lv. 3 was as far as I got a few times, usually hanging around lv. 2.
20 years had since passed, and it is my pleasure to inform you that I'm in fact still shit at this game and it is basically as far as I got.
mood, almost 1:1 same experience
do you still play it on ps1? or have you found a way to play it on pc?
2023 y recordé este juego de hace como 20 años atrás que lo jugaba. Al igual que Einhander eran mis favoritos de ps1 juegos así tienen un gameplay único y exquisito
LOL! Rented it with a friend, I played through Super R-Type and R-Type III: The Third Lightning, and I found this easy AF, needless to say it took the same Friday evening to beat it. What a gloriously forgiving and easy R-Type. Beautiful sound and graphics (felt like a demo from the company).
Gives me Einhander vibes
That ps one intro brings back a lot of memories
Remakes....
I came from Atari and Amiga R-Type, and was all ready to scoff at the 'pathetic PlayStation version'....
But I was wrong! I remember getting my hands on the Delta demo as a teenager.......and immediately running out and buying the full game!
Love the PS version!
PS1 had the most succulent startup jingle. When I first turned on my brand new PS1, I knew this was a winner, and that videogames finally had grown up. But not in the sleezy cheap way of PC games. This was classy.
This looks amazing
Played this game on ps1 ages ago. Glad i found it again. Never made it to stage 1 boss even lol
Superb game. Outstanding playthru!
My No.1 shmup of all time.
Great atmospheric music, and stylish graphics. It is very similar to Ray Crysis, Einhander. In general, these are cool games.
EINHANDER IS THAT YOU?
the R13’cerberus looks tight.
Technically has the best 'story' too.
@@richardsavings6690 is called nightmare
and bad ending in a good way...😂👍
Wow... If ever there was a master of R-Type 😮
You have some serious R-Type skills!
defo the best of all this version, love the 3d look and it pushed the PS1 hardware! Irem pulled out all the stops for this one!
This looks as fun as einhander wow! I got to have this game I have the original ps1 also
De niño solo pase el primer nivel y me tomo mucho tiempo, en el nivel 2 me destrozaron y nunca mas lo jugué jaja
11:40 gave me chills. I need to beat this stage with no force on Hard....but in EU the game runs slightly slower at 50hz
I’ve seen you on other comments in videos related to no force runs just wondering if you managed to do it I’m trying but it just doesn’t seem possible I also am playing the eu version
Al82, you're the kinda guy i would trust the president's life with
man i remmber playing this game wheen i was litle,had so much fun back then
Awesome.
21:37: whats that enemy ship that scapes here?
Probably an ally
@@cluelesslawdamercyruthless6865
31:53: this one looks like the same ship that scape before, im not sure but it looks similar
@@Andrecio64 It is. The ship from level 4 it's a R-Type ship infected by Bydo and used as a Trojan Horse. Level 6 it's the base from where you start in the select ship screen, and all the invasion of Bydo it's caused by that ship, probably killing all the humans in the base, pretty terrifying stuff, but Delta had that kind of cool narrative touches, making the progress more cohesive and not just random levels 'til the end, adding context to the action.
Its the R-9A from R-Type 1 actually
@@charaznableplays2110 yeah
Loved this game
Actually impresive gameplay
2023!! Les play!!
The best Game i‘ve ever played!!!
That last boss was the hardest I ever played even at normal level
Quelle maîtrise !! Superbe
Amazing game and player!
Good times 🥲
15:20 never goes that speed on the PAL version of the game 0_0 I'm in the zone, trying to dodge them
r type delta i still remember that game😁
Agetec only published the game in North America, it was published by SCEE in Europe
Once Again, Blast Off And Strike The Evil Bydo Empire In R-TYPE DELTA For Your Playstation From Irem!
I've never completed all the stages of this game,I only finished stage 3 haha, btw I owned a CD of this game and bring it whenever I go to a Playstation shop before.
Always wondered how this game ended.....could never get past 3rd contact
Huh why is there a bunch of decommisioned r-type 1 bosses and enemies inside of a creature?
Where can I download this game
R-Type and R-Type II are wonderful games, but it was ludicrous of them to only port those two to modern consoles and not III, Leo, Delta, and Final. 🤔
Playing these stages on Final 2 with the Leo 2 is so broken.
Classic Ps1 shooter
Pour mon une référence du shoot avec thunder force 5
Que recuerdos!
Esse jogo era difícil parceiro... kkkk
I still think this is better than blazing star by far because the levels are longer and its more challenging
Well you are comparing a different type of game and its a squeal to Pulstar which is a R-Type clone while Blazing Star is more traditional despite the Dino ship is playable here but its much faster
A trilha sonora é tão boa quanto o jogo!
Didn't the psp have an lcd/scanline type of thing going on? The psp looks so much better with scanlines.
Einhander in home be like
great!
Esse é o melhor r type só na primeira missão tem chefes muito mais interessantes do q todos os rtypes juntos
You played on hard? Respect
all shooter games have a lack of controlling: you get "S" you are faster, you get another "S" you are faster than before...
and so on...
But you are never able to slow down, in order to do this you have to destroy your ship! = this is, when you drive faster and faster with your car, to slow down you have to crash anywhere.
not sure what you want to say about that in in this particular game, since you CAN slow down you have three speeds i think and you can select which one you want on command by pressing the shoulder buttons if i recall correctly
@@h3nrik28 There's no controllable speed in this game, it isn't a Technosoft game, which would give you that option.
@@Bloodreign1wdym? the R Fighters do have a speed change function in this game to change their speed at will and also have reinforced armor to not have their ships explode from collision as long as it doesn’t get crushed or get hit by an moving object and both final games used this feature
Must've been bad memory but was Delta always this fast?
Yes, if you are from Europe, the sudden speed increase would throw you off. We here in the US are used to NTSC speed, so this video runs as it should.
The early 3D visuals here don't hold up as well as the very original sprite-based arcade game in many ways, but the gameplay and overall atmosphere still looks solid.
Although, if it were upscaled and output at 4K or something like that, I think it actually might look really nice.
It's an ugly game yes, but it pretty much plays how an R-Type game should play, quite well.
A visual remaster of Delta would be great
I cant even finish stage 3 :\
Ordinary player cant go through this
more than gaiares
This is r type. Not that final2 crap