I'm 43 years old, been playing games at home and in the arcade since 1985. As much as I loved Robocop arcade I legit never knew there was an arcade sequel. Looks super fun! Another great video my dude!
It’s this channel great? I’m 46 and have been gaming just as long. I never saw the robocop sequel ever too. Loved the first one. When I finally got an emulator a few years ago I made it a point to finish the arcade game and finally see the ending some 30 years later
Whoa! That's rare. There was an arcade where they had Primal Rage 2 back in the day, but it pretty much disappeared soon thereafter. Actually, I thought it was a massive downgrade, as the fun of the original was getting to play as dinosauroids, not humanoids. But I'm glad it's available somewhere, because I thought the company tried to pretend it never existed.
The arcade truly was a magical time/experience. When you found something rare or different that you’d never seen before, and very likely would never see again it was incredible. I can’t imagine an experience like that with games the way they are now. It was a singular experience, unlike anything I have experienced since.
I went to a local arcade that opened quite recently. It was FULL of people, kids, familly, older people playing on pinball tables, etc. One game took me by surprise, it was a huge panel made of small LED lights forming pixelated, yet very colorfull, retro image. It was a 2P game and the mother and son playing it seemed to have a blast. It was great and impressed me much in the same way you just described it. I think the spirit of the arcade can still live up today.
@@RottenMuLoT Yeah I still see it out there which makes me really smile both on the inside and the outside. It's not like it was but the spirit carries on where it can, and I'm glad that it does.
It’s much better experience now though objectively. We remember these days with a nostalgic lens - but we like to forget how 90% of these games were horrible or setup so you’d die in the stupidest ways to spend more tokens
@@jjmah7 It's definitely different nowadays when you can just get a ROM/ emulated version with unlimited credits. Yeah there was nothing worse than a cool game that was just a total quarter muncher let alone an awful game that was the exact same way. But it's a lot like movies we only tend to remember the good ones and we totally forget the bad ones. I do think once we are able to push the nostalgia out of our eyes/minds we can see a little more clearly. But the problem is for some it's very difficult. I know I have gone back and revisited a lot of games that I absolutely loved as a kid or young adult that I can't stand now. I would say you're right about 10% are still absolutely amazing. Many are just a novelty and fun for maybe one full playthrough but most aren't.
@@JohnDoe-wq5eu YES! Absolutely! I got a raspberry pi emulator a few years ago that had like literally every game ever: Nintendo, sega, Neo geo, etc…and I gotta say, outside if the hands down classics, a lot of these older games were just so boring to me haha
It's interesting to know that the Japanese Arcade version of Robocop 2 has an extra proloog level, in which you act out the ending of Robocop 1 and battle ED209. That level is absent from the US/World versions.
I have dreams to this day of finding sequels to random arcade game at the local arcade (which has not been open for over a decade). I think the most common one I have is finding a sequel to TMNT, which was 6 player like X-men. Shredder's Revenge was a literal dream come true for me, though in my dreams Venus was a playable turtle. I also dreamed a lot of non existent pinball games, like Sonic or Zelda. Those too are kind of real now, since there's a variety of high quality Visual Pinball creations based on those (and just about anything else you can think of).
Dear GAWD, I miss the arcades... Kids today will never understand what it meant or feel that sensation of the noise washing over you, your eyes darting from cabinet to cabinet & inserting that coin & playing something that just couldn't be done at home... It was an amazing experience. Nice video SLX, more of these please... bonus points for using the phrase "rare as rocking-horse shit"... confirming my subscribing to you was utterly justified.
@Kefla Arcade games exist, sure, but have you noticed that most have late 2000s graphics even in 2023? There's nothing that totally pushes the boundaries, with a quality that is totally unavailable at home. I would be surprised if most arcade games even today run as high as 1080p, much less have graphics that can blow away someone who has a modern-gen (or even last-gen) console or decently powerful computer.
Operation Wolf had a sequel called Operation Thunderbolt. While Wolf had one player with one uzi, Thunderbolt had two uzi’s, letting you play with a friend. Or if you were like me, I’d just play both players using both uzi’s Rambo style lol
I never knew about Robocop 2 and Rastan 3 in the arcade. I'd heard of Hang-On limited edition, but didn't realise it was so different to regular Super Hang-On. I'd never seen that deluxe blue sit on bike either, that's pretty awesome!
Nastar is actually a great game, if you give it a chance and appreciate it for its own merits instead as a Rastan sequel. It was a huge hit in my local arcade and I played the hell out of it on the emulators later.
I play video games since 1986, and i´ve played 8 of those 10 Arcade sequels. But i never knew that Joe and Mac had another sequel (Joe and Mac Returns), and the Sega Arcade version of Pitfall 2 aswell. Those two took me by surprise to be honest.
I have both Outrun and Turbo Outrun in my arcade collection and they are both my most cherished games. As a kid I too played both every time I saw them along with Outrunners
Man this was a blast from the past, I lived in the Bronx so anyone that lives in the Bronx knows every corner has a store, my corner store had 5 machines in it at all times, I remember when outrun came in it was the most amazing thing we ever seen with the steering wheel shaking when you crashed, it was a first for us. Then they took it out and brought in turbo outrun and it wasn’t the same thing, let’s just say they replaced it with another machine less than a month and a half later.
We had two arcades. One in the mall, and the other in the shopping center right behind my high school. That one was called Electric Lady Land, the one in the mall was named TILT.
I love Fantasy Zone II on the SMS. I think it has some of the nicest background art of any game on the Master System. As you learn your route and start to find the hidden secrets it becomes easier... the warp gates link together in a simple loop so it's not as mazelike as it seems at first. You do need to always know the shortest route to a shop that sells an engine, because if you're caught without an engine upgrade you won't live long. The remake is great too, but so different it's really a whole new sequel.
Never played Super Zaxxon, but I remember seeing people play it when G4 used to air re-runs of that game show, StarCade! There are a few I’ve caught in the Arcade Archives like Time Pilot and of course, legends like Pac Man and Donkey Kong
I didn't have an arcade in the town i grew up in and I never really got the chance to play any arcade games. Now that I'm able to play the majority of them through emulation I'm finding them to bed the most fun games to play. Can't believe I missed out on these games as a kid but I'm definitely going to make up for it now. Thanks for the great video. I could listen to you talk about Sega all day
I bought an ultra-wide screen to play dual-screen arcade games, so when I saw Warrior Blade Rastan, I quickly checked it out and It looks great on it. There are still so many great arcade games to be discovered.
I remember playing Groove on Fight in the arcades and it was really awesome to play. Glad you are back to making arcade contents. Looking forward to more of it 😊
I remember Fun & Games. It's what we had near me too. I still remember where it was in the mall (though I live about 90 minutes from that mall today). Last time I was at that mall (which granted was over a decade ago), it was some clothing store.
Rastan was released when I was about 7 and for months I used to be obsessed with playing it every time I went to the mall arcade.I could never remember what it was called till I got my hands on the taito collection for PS2 almost 20 years later.
I share a similar experience growing up in arcades with little money. I would get lost in the attract modes. Finding odd jobs to do as a mall rat to make a few bucks to drop in my favorite machine. As an arcade technician for most of my life, I always try to make sure people can hear the machines I operate. Far too often you can't hear games in public settings and for me that takes away from the overall experience.
Very interesting video! I had no idea Joe & Mac 2 (arcade) existed! Tumblepop and Joe & Mac are some of my favorite arcade games, so I'll definitely have to give that one a play!
Sega Lord X, originally Sega released 2 different versions of Super Hang-on at the same time being the Sit-On arcade (Easy course) and the Stand-Up arcade (Hard course). As the Sit-On was harder to steer (Easy course) each stage starts with easy corners and the corners become harder (tighter) towards the end of the stage, every stage is designed like this... The Stand-Up which was just the handlebars and was easier to operate did the reverse for each stage, stages started with harder corners going into easier corners towards the end of the stage. Generally the Stand-Up is a harder version to play any way. The Sega Megadrive version is based on the Sit-On easy course, the Atari ST and Amiga versions are based on the Stand-Up hard course. The Xbox 360 version contains both versions of the arcade and can be selected via the options as to which one you'll play.
I've never seen Groove on Fight ever before and it looks freaking amazing. The backgrounds, animations, artstyle... I would have been floored if I saw it in the arcades back in the day.
That robot battle suit enemy in Robocop 2 (at 2:43) looks like it was directly inspired by the powered armour from the anime adaptation of Starship Troopers from 1988.
Thx for the video ! many games i didn't know of ! Turbo outrun was my first racing game ever played on the megadrive.. didn't even know before way later that there was an arcade release of it, always though it was some megadrive exclusive sequel.
Robocop gives me some of my earliest memories of the arcade. Including outrun, spyhunter, kung-fu master, and elevator action. I didn't know there was a robocop 2 in the arcade. It looks like a streets of rage, robocop edition!
I hope you talk about OutRunners, that is a wonderful arcade game. Sadly SEGA never released a home port that was even close to the arcade. Why sega keeps so many of their classic arcade games locked away I'll never understand, some might be licensed issues, but most can be worked on around. I'll love of they released a true arcade collection of their older titles. From the 2D scalers to the newer on 3D games. Heck, they could release them in collection packs and fans would love to buy them all.
Another great video SLX, so thanks again, as I grew up in the 70's, 80's so arcades were my church growing up in Los Angeles. While I lived in arcades when I got the chance, there are still tons of games I never saw, or ones just lost to my memories due to time passing. While I never got to see the 2 screen Rastan game, I was lucky enough to see a few of the 3 screen ones, and they were a sight to behold(Darius & Ninja Warriors). Darius was my favorite of the two, as the field of vision was insane, but the level of depth was even better.
Great choices here Sega Lord. At the time I wasn't tall or strong enough to control the Hang On bike very well making me envious of the older kids. I just seem to remember that thing weighing a metric ton although I'm sure it was far from it. I loved Robocop and Robocop 2 and still play them often.
I'm 43 years old, been playing games at home and in the arcade since 1985. As much as I loved Robocop arcade I legit never knew there was an arcade sequel. Looks super fun! Another great video my dude!
It’s this channel great? I’m 46 and have been gaming just as long. I never saw the robocop sequel ever too. Loved the first one. When I finally got an emulator a few years ago I made it a point to finish the arcade game and finally see the ending some 30 years later
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“Rare as rockinghorse shit” lol
Gotta add that to my repertoire
Came straight to the comments after hearing that. Actually had to rewind the video to make sure i heard it right
Primal Rage 2 - very rare and unfinished - there is one at the Galloping Ghost Arcade.
👍 Heard of it. Never saw a Cabinet at any arcade out that I’ve been to
Primal rage had a sequel??
@@henrlima87 Almost
Galloping Ghost is awesome. Close to home too!
Whoa! That's rare. There was an arcade where they had Primal Rage 2 back in the day, but it pretty much disappeared soon thereafter. Actually, I thought it was a massive downgrade, as the fun of the original was getting to play as dinosauroids, not humanoids. But I'm glad it's available somewhere, because I thought the company tried to pretend it never existed.
The arcade truly was a magical time/experience.
When you found something rare or different that you’d never seen before, and very likely would never see again it was incredible.
I can’t imagine an experience like that with games the way they are now. It was a singular experience, unlike anything I have experienced since.
I went to a local arcade that opened quite recently. It was FULL of people, kids, familly, older people playing on pinball tables, etc. One game took me by surprise, it was a huge panel made of small LED lights forming pixelated, yet very colorfull, retro image. It was a 2P game and the mother and son playing it seemed to have a blast. It was great and impressed me much in the same way you just described it. I think the spirit of the arcade can still live up today.
@@RottenMuLoT
Yeah I still see it out there which makes me really smile both on the inside and the outside. It's not like it was but the spirit carries on where it can, and I'm glad that it does.
It’s much better experience now though objectively. We remember these days with a nostalgic lens - but we like to forget how 90% of these games were horrible or setup so you’d die in the stupidest ways to spend more tokens
@@jjmah7
It's definitely different nowadays when you can just get a ROM/ emulated version with unlimited credits. Yeah there was nothing worse than a cool game that was just a total quarter muncher let alone an awful game that was the exact same way. But it's a lot like movies we only tend to remember the good ones and we totally forget the bad ones. I do think once we are able to push the nostalgia out of our eyes/minds we can see a little more clearly.
But the problem is for some it's very difficult. I know I have gone back and revisited a lot of games that I absolutely loved as a kid or young adult that I can't stand now. I would say you're right about 10% are still absolutely amazing. Many are just a novelty and fun for maybe one full playthrough but most aren't.
@@JohnDoe-wq5eu YES! Absolutely! I got a raspberry pi emulator a few years ago that had like literally every game ever: Nintendo, sega, Neo geo, etc…and I gotta say, outside if the hands down classics, a lot of these older games were just so boring to me haha
Can't wait for part 2. I love arcade games from the 1980s-1990s golden era.
whoa had no idea outrun 2 wasn't that 3d one we saw that was sooooo good.
Me too. I've been collecting roms since Daves Classics. I have an arcade cabinet hooked up to a 3770k + gtx 1080, so good.
Seeing Outrun on these lists always feels like such a nostalgia trip
Players: "Zaxxon is tough to get the hang of with it's isometric view" Sega: "Ok no worries, we'll make it faster"
It's interesting to know that the Japanese Arcade version of Robocop 2 has an extra proloog level, in which you act out the ending of Robocop 1 and battle ED209. That level is absent from the US/World versions.
Man, what a thing to leave out!
Saturn forever
Such an underrated system, for real.💯
Saturn never!
@@ChrisAsia Get bent, PS1 fanboy
Forever and ever! 🙌🏾
Saturn FOREEEEEVER!!👍👍👍👍
I have dreams to this day of finding sequels to random arcade game at the local arcade (which has not been open for over a decade). I think the most common one I have is finding a sequel to TMNT, which was 6 player like X-men. Shredder's Revenge was a literal dream come true for me, though in my dreams Venus was a playable turtle. I also dreamed a lot of non existent pinball games, like Sonic or Zelda. Those too are kind of real now, since there's a variety of high quality Visual Pinball creations based on those (and just about anything else you can think of).
Dear GAWD, I miss the arcades... Kids today will never understand what it meant or feel that sensation of the noise washing over you, your eyes darting from cabinet to cabinet & inserting that coin & playing something that just couldn't be done at home... It was an amazing experience.
Nice video SLX, more of these please... bonus points for using the phrase "rare as rocking-horse shit"... confirming my subscribing to you was utterly justified.
@Kefla Arcade games exist, sure, but have you noticed that most have late 2000s graphics even in 2023? There's nothing that totally pushes the boundaries, with a quality that is totally unavailable at home. I would be surprised if most arcade games even today run as high as 1080p, much less have graphics that can blow away someone who has a modern-gen (or even last-gen) console or decently powerful computer.
My mall arcade was Aladdin's Castle. :-) Thanks buddy! SEEEEEEEEEGAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Great stuff here. Other than Truxton II and Rastan 3, all of this is new to me. I'm definitely looking forward to the next 10 games you'll cover.
I’ve been a subscriber for many years and you stick true to the passion. This is one of my favorite TH-cam channels today.
I heard of Groove On Fight from GuileWinQuote. I'm glad more people (like you) are talking about it.
Outride a crisis... still one of the best music tracks to grace a game.
I fondly remember playing Outrun for the first time ever at A-School in Millington in 1987. 😊
Operation Wolf had a sequel called Operation Thunderbolt. While Wolf had one player with one uzi, Thunderbolt had two uzi’s, letting you play with a friend. Or if you were like me, I’d just play both players using both uzi’s Rambo style lol
Thank you for including Warrior Blade: Rastan Saga Episode III, it's an incredible sequel and one of the best beat 'em ups around, very underrated.
I never knew about Robocop 2 and Rastan 3 in the arcade. I'd heard of Hang-On limited edition, but didn't realise it was so different to regular Super Hang-On. I'd never seen that deluxe blue sit on bike either, that's pretty awesome!
Nastar is actually a great game, if you give it a chance and appreciate it for its own merits instead as a Rastan sequel. It was a huge hit in my local arcade and I played the hell out of it on the emulators later.
it does have a good soundtrack... Rastan II was not from Taito but farmed out to another developer.
I enjoyed every second of the video. I still get excited when I see arcade games. Thanks SLX. Hope to see the second one soon.
Dang, the warrior blade III looks pretty bad arse!!!
“Rare as rocking horse sh*t” lol that made my laugh out loud. Warrior Blade is an awesome game. I had never heard of it either until I got into MAME.
Rastan Saga 3 is one of the reasons I started playing mame in the first place. That and Revenge of Death Adder
"Rare as rocking horse shit".... that is one I've never heard before!
I play video games since 1986, and i´ve played 8 of those 10 Arcade sequels.
But i never knew that Joe and Mac had another sequel (Joe and Mac Returns), and the Sega Arcade version of Pitfall 2 aswell.
Those two took me by surprise to be honest.
I have both Outrun and Turbo Outrun in my arcade collection and they are both my most cherished games. As a kid I too played both every time I saw them along with Outrunners
the fun and nostalgia is still true today for us as well, thanks for this video
Man this was a blast from the past, I lived in the Bronx so anyone that lives in the Bronx knows every corner has a store, my corner store had 5 machines in it at all times, I remember when outrun came in it was the most amazing thing we ever seen with the steering wheel shaking when you crashed, it was a first for us. Then they took it out and brought in turbo outrun and it wasn’t the same thing, let’s just say they replaced it with another machine less than a month and a half later.
We had two arcades. One in the mall, and the other in the shopping center right behind my high school. That one was called Electric Lady Land, the one in the mall was named TILT.
Nothing more exciting than a birthday party at arcade in the late 80s
Just as the original, turbo outrun runs great on the 3ds. The added 3d effect really fit those sprite scalers.
I recently knew about robocop 2 arcade game and I will play it. 😀👍🎮
I loved arcade games as a kid. I didn't play a ton but they were incredible, TMNT and Simpsins especially.
I'm adding "rare as rocking horse shit" to my vernacular.
I didn't know that Power Instinct and Groove On Fight were connected. Thanks for the info!
Hope all these lost games get ports onto modern consoles and PCs
Wow! Fun n games... I remember an arcade with that same name in a small mall where I live. Arcades were truly a special place.
I love Fantasy Zone II on the SMS. I think it has some of the nicest background art of any game on the Master System. As you learn your route and start to find the hidden secrets it becomes easier... the warp gates link together in a simple loop so it's not as mazelike as it seems at first. You do need to always know the shortest route to a shop that sells an engine, because if you're caught without an engine upgrade you won't live long.
The remake is great too, but so different it's really a whole new sequel.
Sega always did their unique arcade machines right, I've played super hang on with the bike and it's an awesome experience.
My local pool had a robocop 2 machine. I almost was more excited to play that instead of swim each time I went there. Amazing memories.
Never played Super Zaxxon, but I remember seeing people play it when G4 used to air re-runs of that game show, StarCade! There are a few I’ve caught in the Arcade Archives like Time Pilot and of course, legends like Pac Man and Donkey Kong
Time pilot 84
I loved the arcade as a kid. Cool new games, classics, teenagers smoking, the threat of getting beat up. It had it all.
I didn't have an arcade in the town i grew up in and I never really got the chance to play any arcade games. Now that I'm able to play the majority of them through emulation I'm finding them to bed the most fun games to play. Can't believe I missed out on these games as a kid but I'm definitely going to make up for it now. Thanks for the great video. I could listen to you talk about Sega all day
We had Aladdin's Castle in the mall. We had Spaceport downtown! Love arcades!
Awesome Video SLX! Never knew about some of these titles! I love learning about new video games!
when you said "it's rare as rocking horse shit" that was a lesser known metaphor to me ;;)
I bought an ultra-wide screen to play dual-screen arcade games, so when I saw Warrior Blade Rastan, I quickly checked it out and It looks great on it. There are still so many great arcade games to be discovered.
I remember playing Groove on Fight in the arcades and it was really awesome to play.
Glad you are back to making arcade contents. Looking forward to more of it 😊
"Rare as rocking horse shit."
Now there's an expression I've never heard before, but will be immediately adopting for my vocabulary!
I remember Fun & Games. It's what we had near me too. I still remember where it was in the mall (though I live about 90 minutes from that mall today). Last time I was at that mall (which granted was over a decade ago), it was some clothing store.
Rastan was released when I was about 7 and for months I used to be obsessed with playing it every time I went to the mall arcade.I could never remember what it was called till I got my hands on the taito collection for PS2 almost 20 years later.
I wish sega would create something like an outrun collection. I'd drop like 40 dollars on that in a heartbeat
This was an awesome video! Especially Robocop, truton, and hang-on! I would love for arcade1up to do cabs for these titles...
"It's rare as rocking horse shit" is the Sega Lord X quote of the year so far.
I share a similar experience growing up in arcades with little money. I would get lost in the attract modes. Finding odd jobs to do as a mall rat to make a few bucks to drop in my favorite machine. As an arcade technician for most of my life, I always try to make sure people can hear the machines I operate. Far too often you can't hear games in public settings and for me that takes away from the overall experience.
Very interesting video! I had no idea Joe & Mac 2 (arcade) existed! Tumblepop and Joe & Mac are some of my favorite arcade games, so I'll definitely have to give that one a play!
Nice selection man! Really enjoyed this one! These were some great games! Awesome video SLX!
Sega Lord X, originally Sega released 2 different versions of Super Hang-on at the same time being the Sit-On arcade (Easy course) and the Stand-Up arcade (Hard course). As the Sit-On was harder to steer (Easy course) each stage starts with easy corners and the corners become harder (tighter) towards the end of the stage, every stage is designed like this... The Stand-Up which was just the handlebars and was easier to operate did the reverse for each stage, stages started with harder corners going into easier corners towards the end of the stage. Generally the Stand-Up is a harder version to play any way.
The Sega Megadrive version is based on the Sit-On easy course, the Atari ST and Amiga versions are based on the Stand-Up hard course.
The Xbox 360 version contains both versions of the arcade and can be selected via the options as to which one you'll play.
I've never seen Groove on Fight ever before and it looks freaking amazing. The backgrounds, animations, artstyle... I would have been floored if I saw it in the arcades back in the day.
A new video series has born. Cant wait for part 2
I played Robocop 2 on Coinops through a modded OG Xbox. A buddy and I beat it in about a half hour. It was wild seeing two Robocops on the screen.
Nice of you giving Deco some love
That robot battle suit enemy in Robocop 2 (at 2:43) looks like it was directly inspired by the powered armour from the anime adaptation of Starship Troopers from 1988.
Rare as rocking horse shit?!? Goddamn I am stealing that
Thx for the video ! many games i didn't know of !
Turbo outrun was my first racing game ever played on the megadrive.. didn't even know before way later that there was an arcade release of it, always though it was some megadrive exclusive sequel.
Robocop gives me some of my earliest memories of the arcade. Including outrun, spyhunter, kung-fu master, and elevator action.
I didn't know there was a robocop 2 in the arcade. It looks like a streets of rage, robocop edition!
Elevator action was my jam
I hope you talk about OutRunners, that is a wonderful arcade game. Sadly SEGA never released a home port that was even close to the arcade. Why sega keeps so many of their classic arcade games locked away I'll never understand, some might be licensed issues, but most can be worked on around. I'll love of they released a true arcade collection of their older titles. From the 2D scalers to the newer on 3D games. Heck, they could release them in collection packs and fans would love to buy them all.
Good video. I didn't know several of these sequels.
Thanks for sharing.
Another great video SLX, so thanks again, as I grew up in the 70's, 80's so arcades were my church growing up in Los Angeles. While I lived in arcades when I got the chance, there are still tons of games I never saw, or ones just lost to my memories due to time passing. While I never got to see the 2 screen Rastan game, I was lucky enough to see a few of the 3 screen ones, and they were a sight to behold(Darius & Ninja Warriors). Darius was my favorite of the two, as the field of vision was insane, but the level of depth was even better.
"Rarer than Rocking Horse S#!+" That's my laugh for the day. No I'm appropriating that and putting it in general rotation. 😂 Thank you Sega Lord!
Groove on Fight looks incredible 🥹
Awesome game compilation! Great video and content SegaLX!
Pitfall 2 on the 2600 was a pretty incredible game for the hardware. It's one of the best titles on the system.
Robocop 2 to me was in my top 10 favorite games of my childhood
I've bought Megadrive at the time for its arcade conversions since I was (am?) an arcade lover too, keep doing well!!
Joe & Mac Returns have few cameos in last couple level - Mizaguchi and even Karnov
Truxton II is a crazy heck of a game!
Totally forgot about Robocop 2 and Zaxon 2. Thank you.
As a native Marylander I love the way you pronounce o’s
A treat to watch. Also great presentation SLX
Sega is the KING OF ARCADES!
Way to build anticipation for your next video! Can't wait. 👍
Great choices here Sega Lord. At the time I wasn't tall or strong enough to control the Hang On bike very well making me envious of the older kids. I just seem to remember that thing weighing a metric ton although I'm sure it was far from it. I loved Robocop and Robocop 2 and still play them often.
one of the best retro game channels
I didn't know about a lot of these. Thanks for this video...and the next!...and the others!
Horizon was a spiritual sequel to Moon Patrol. I just thought I should throw that out there.
The RoboCop 2 game is one of few arcade games I've finished. Good time
Groove On Fight is awesome. Glad to have it on my Saturn.
Hang On was fun! I will be sure to keep an eye out.
"Rare as rocking horse shit!" Lol
Joe and Mac returns is one of my all time favourite games ✊
That's cool man, some of these I didn't know about at all
Dude, Truxton 2 looks sick!! Gonna have to check that out.
Sega's racing games felt so fast, I loved them.
Wow warrior blade looks awesome!!
Can you imagine how crazy it would be if you really rode motorcycles like you do in Hang On???
Dude I’ve been watching you for a while now and I just learned you’re from central Va. I’m from chesterfield. Any chance you are too??
Charlottesville, about an hour away.
Some nice titles I had not idea even existed. Great video, thank you!