nonh1 well if you mean the movie I think it is rather good although it is tough to categorize cause it’s not just a normal action movie. Charles Dance is without a doubt an incredible villian in the movie lol
Thank you for mentioning True Lies! Rarely does that game get any mention anywhere else on nostalgia SNES games, and it's a damn crime considering how fun (and bloody) that game really is.
This game was ok. Not incredible but decent isometric action. Surprising it turned down to be maybe one of the only two or three movie based titles on the system that are worth playing
@@Bubba__Sawyer What was "kid friendly" about that movie? You have to be talking about a different No Escape because the one from 1994 was rated R and had a decent amount of violence...
Just a quick correction but Indiana Jones Greatest Adventures was developed by Factor 5 of Turrican fame. The Super Star Wars games were developed by Sculptured Software.
I wondered how they got sprite rotation (the giant boulder) to work, as the SNES didn't natively support sprite rotation without the SuperFX chip. But of course the boulder is an image on the otherwise black background layer, which can be rotated in mode 7.
Which stars a lot of famous actors, like Lance Herinksen, Ernie Hudson, and of course, Ray Liotta the action is very well done and is very satisfying to watch!!
I enjoyed Alien 3 also... scrambling around tunnels and levels while trying to ration ammo, with xenomorphs popping out of nowhere at you... planning your route strategically at the terminals... and the music really matched the atmosphere.
I remember to beat cutthroat Island a long time ago. Me too would put it on my list, 'cause the game can be really fun when you accept the challenge and memorize the patterns. I think they could've polish a bit more of the game, it could deliver to the player a bigger promisse.
That Bruce Lee game has really great music for SNES (actually most of games you mentioned have good sound design - Lawnmower Man, RoboCop 3 etc.). Also I like how you can continue your game even after death by beating ominous samurai ghost (really creepy atmosphere for movie-licensed 16-bit game).
Indiana Jones' greatest Adventures is great, it was everything an Indy fan could want back in the early 90s. I recall Cutthroat Island being completely panned at the time, like 3/10 panned. Last Action Hero is quite possibly the worst game I've played on the SNES.
Indiana, the problem is that it's one of those try and error, games. You only enjoy after playing tons of times and memorizing the stages. Like Battletoads in Battlemaniacs
Well, that Power Rangers game wasn't really based on the movie considering that the only thing from the movie in it is the final boss being Ivan Ooze, the villain from the movie. Everything else from in the game is just from the TV show.
I like your channel ... you don’t talk down to your viewers intelligence, and you don beg for subscribers at the end of your videos ... it’s refreshing ... liked and subscribed 👍🏾
I had Judge Dredd for the Genesis. It was not bad for a movie game but I got lost in the levels a lot because of those dumb ladders I would never notice.
The guy said “big meat headed” so I stopped watching because it’s NOT NICE TO BODY SHAME PEOPLE! Gamers are some of the most disgusting and awesome people at the same time but I don’t support plain body shaming. Especially when it includes my childhood heroes Stallone and Arnie! And van damnnn lol
Another fantastic video. Spot on with everything you said but I do love the SNES Jurassic Park. The game itself was great and the soundtrack is amazing. Some of the best SNES music in my humble opinion.
True Lies was the only action movie game that was any good on SNES. FYI: Timecop, the movie, is based on a comic book. Hence the comic cover on the game.
The last action hero was a great movie, ahead of its time. Demolition man is amazing. A lot of people hate it for its difficulty, but it's actually really nice. And it never gets boring.
Dragon-The Bruce Lee Story,is actually a very good fighting game.It has an in depth combat system,with 3 different fighting styles,that you activate by building up your ''chi-meter''.If you build up enough ''chi'',you can pull out a nunchaku and trust me,you will need it.The game is also pretty hard,has great animations(if you're a Bruce Lee fan you will recognise many iconic moves),cool soundtrack incl. music from Lalo Schifrin's ''Enter the Dragon'' soundtrack,speaking off,you actually fight the villain of this movie and an opponent who looks like Jim Kelly.It also has a co-op mode The negatives:it's very short,you can finish it in less then half an hour and in multiplayer versus-mode ,you can't play as the opponents,only as different coloured Bruce Lee's.
Man you were REALLY lenient on Lethal Weapon. I got the game pretty recently and, of the 30-something SNES carts I own (not counting duplicates), it's the only one I own that I would truly label as "awful." Can't shoot while ducking (even though the enemies can do it just fine), can't shoot while on the ladder, boring and/or confusing level design (depending on the mission) and terrible enemy placement where you sometimes have no choice but to take a hit. One such instance was while I was on a ladder so I fell to the bottom and had to climb back up only to take another bullet I couldn't avoid. If that's not horse shit, I don't know what is.
Guess I'm one of the 5 who liked Last Action Hero (the movie) too. Great video as always, Drunk! Lots of solid content and guidance in this one. Keep it up.
I know a lot of people (including myself) that liked the movie, I must have watched several hundred times in the 90s thanks to it being replayed constantly on HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, Starz and Encore during the summer.
The kid ruins it for a lot of people, and to be fair he is really annoying. But still it's got some great jokes, "How did you know there was a guy in there?" "There's always a guy in there."
I played and kinda liked it as well, without even watching movies. Even if it was obvious it is not that great. On PC though. Big nicely drawn characters, driving stages.. Standards were lower back then, especially among owners of a low-end PCs.
If you haven't seen No Escape, give it a chance. I actually really enjoy it. Also another action movie from the 90's nobody has heard of is Perfect Weapon with Jeff Speakman. Enjoy your day.
The Soundtrack to Waterworld was made by Dean Evans. He also made other great video game music, like an unused song for the SNES Flintstone's and the cancelled Green Lantern game. He has his own TH-cam channel, which goes by his name, with alot of high quality game music uploads and also background stories to the songs.
Judge Dredd is a fantastic game. It's also pretty tough (not because of those ladders btw). As for scoring points - you'll get an extra life after you score a certain amount of points. But if you're looking for fun - I'd better avoid Dredd. It requires you to be focused, concentrated, you'll have to memorize some level designs to complete missions (plus you'll also need this to get to hidden bonus places which will help a lot to survive).
I'll try to explain.... There's fun-fun-fun all the way type and then there's serious fun type of games. If you don't want to be serious when playing something - avoid Dredd, it'll be a disappointment.
I would compare it to a Souls-Like ancestor. You'll like it if you want to beat it but it is not a good game to pick up to have a relaxing time while playing SNES. Super GnG is another game you have to stay focused to enjoy it the right way!
I also love Last Action Hero. 99.99% of the time when people say something was too smart for people to get it, they're just being dickheads, but there are a few times when I think it applies. Starship Troopers is one of them, and I think LAH is another. Not that they're Crime and Punishment or anything, they're not hyper intellectual, but they have the appearance of being stupid so the genuinely thoughtful critique went missed by a lot of people. LAH really is a wonderful exploration on the topic of violence post 1970s cinema. It really cleverly explores how movie violence is both related to and distinct from real world violence. Worth a critical analysis or two :)
I love you! Please don't dog No Escape without seeing it. It's actually pretty good and got thumbs up from Ebert. Aside from that tiny off topic point-another awesome video
No bullshit, there is a Cutthroat Island kiosk in the Maritime Museum in Beaufort, NC. It's located in a section for pirate and sailing themed entertainment along with some Muppet Treasure Island and the original Treasure Island movie stuff... all in the same museum as a bunch of artifacts found in the wreckage of Blackbeard's ship, The Queen Anne's Revenge!
Cliffhanger use to make me cry....physically,and mentally. I was so excited to play it but I should have know better,I won it at the arcade for like 5000 tickets.
I'd switch Alien 3 to Star Gate. Love this game and used to play it to death on Genesis when I was a kid. And as far as I know SNES and Genesis versions of the Star Gate are almost identical to each other.
I actually remember both of my older brother's playing the True Lies game back in the day. I never got around to playing it back then I think it was just a rental from Hollywood Video to be honest. Yeah we did have Blockbuster Video in town but we like going to Hollywood Video instead which was pretty cool at the time.
I am amazed your the first to mention snes Bruce Lee game I forgot about that I watch alot of gamer channels too I remember renting it from block buster and being in shock of the awesomeness ( applause)
Dude, love your videos. Could you add a list of "good" and "bad" in your comments section? I'm from MN as well, I laughed hard when you talked about the pains of NBA Jam and the sad player options for T-wolves. They could update NBA Jam every year and include it in the new NBA games
Another great video! Good job man, so many titles to analyse. MM Power Rangers is my favorite of these. Really fun and unique beat'em up. 3 Ninjas have really good graphics. Wasn't expecting that.
As a kid, i had Waterworld for the virtual boy. Horrible experience. Didnt know about the snes version. Looks like it was better. Ill have to load it on my snes mini.
Judge Dredd is an awsome game imo. I dont find it hard to navigate around the levels, but it is a difficult game, definetly a recomendation if you want a bit of a chalange.
As a kid I always got frustrated by action movie games. I couldn't understand how the developers could make so many bad run n' guns after we got Contra. In my mind we already had the perfect translation of these movies in side scroller format. Just build from it!
Terminator was one of the most difficult games ever produced for the system. Dark graphics, hard-to-see projectiles, long stages, endless enemies. Level 2 was a level from hell, as filmnstuff would put it. You're unable to drop from a few feet without sliding through ANY platform, you get locked into place while fighting helicopters, and every thug in the world tries to ambush you either from windows or platforms. If you want a good Terminator-style game for SNES, play Rendering Ranger R2. That game gets it right.
Ohh T2 and those driving levels. I honestly found the best way to get through those was by driving backwards in the middle of the road. Also yay for True Lies, only got to experience it on emulator but its a damn fun Arnold game
Fun Fact: Indiana Jones in the "Indiana Jones´Greatest Adeventures" game and Han Solo in the "Super Star Wars" games share the same animation sprites just slightly retooled.
I rented Last Action Hero from a local video store after it came out and I remember being confused by it. I was young, naïve, and it was the first time I had played a game that was no fun to play and had absolutely no redeeming qualities. I kept thinking I was missing something and continued playing waiting for something good to happen, but it never did.
I admit I'm one of the four or five people in the world who loved Last Action Hero.
Same. We are dozens!(Maybe)
nonh1 well if you mean the movie I think it is rather good although it is tough to categorize cause it’s not just a normal action movie. Charles Dance is without a doubt an incredible villian in the movie lol
I'm one of the 12 people in the world who hasn't seen Last Action Hero, but knows enough about it to question why people hate it
I was going to say, Last Action Hero is amazing.
No you’re wrong we all loved that game it was very Unique gameplay and super challenging
YES TRUE LIES!! Among all the dog crap I rented back in the day, True Lies was a total hidden gem, I had a blast playing that one.
Waterworld music is very relaxing, Donkey Kong underwater levels level of relaxation 😂
Thank you for mentioning True Lies! Rarely does that game get any mention anywhere else on nostalgia SNES games, and it's a damn crime considering how fun (and bloody) that game really is.
This game was ok. Not incredible but decent isometric action. Surprising it turned down to be maybe one of the only two or three movie based titles on the system that are worth playing
José Marques Def debatable with your first statement, but I respect your opinion. I do agree with the second though.
That Shane McMahon comment was hilarious and spot on
Armateras it isn’t Shane McMahon in that game unless he is jumping off something very high, like a steel cage, lol
As soon as he said it I did a double take and was like... yup definitely him!
I died.. it definitely looked like Shane O Mac 😆
My GF heard that comment and had to check it out too lmao
This video had my sister and I cracking up, I love how straightforward you are and we lost our shit when you said " this game is bullshit".
No Escape is an underrated movie. It was good.
It would've been better if it had a hard R rating. Felt a bit kid friendly.
@@Bubba__Sawyer What was "kid friendly" about that movie? You have to be talking about a different No Escape because the one from 1994 was rated R and had a decent amount of violence...
@@Bubba__Sawyerbeheadings are kid friendly?
Just a quick correction but Indiana Jones Greatest Adventures was developed by Factor 5 of Turrican fame. The Super Star Wars games were developed by Sculptured Software.
I love Factor 5.
I wondered how they got sprite rotation (the giant boulder) to work, as the SNES didn't natively support sprite rotation without the SuperFX chip. But of course the boulder is an image on the otherwise black background layer, which can be rotated in mode 7.
I loved last actuon hero as a kid. The over-the-top parodic action was just fun. Like when he doinf continuous flips off the top of the sky scraper.
Terminator 2: Garbage Day!!!
No Escape aka Escape from Absolom is a flawed but enjoyable flick. Worth checking out.
Which stars a lot of famous actors, like Lance Herinksen, Ernie Hudson, and of course, Ray Liotta
the action is very well done and is very satisfying to watch!!
This was my favorite movie on the rent store back then.
Man, I just stumbled on your videos just yesterday and I've been watching non stop since. I really appreciate your videos!
the power ranger super nintendo games were amazing to play. movie game was hard but still fun.
I enjoyed Alien 3 also... scrambling around tunnels and levels while trying to ration ammo, with xenomorphs popping out of nowhere at you... planning your route strategically at the terminals... and the music really matched the atmosphere.
Arnold looks like Hank Hill in Terminator 2 on SNES.
I remember to beat cutthroat Island a long time ago. Me too would put it on my list, 'cause the game can be really fun when you accept the challenge and memorize the patterns. I think they could've polish a bit more of the game, it could deliver to the player a bigger promisse.
That Bruce Lee game has really great music for SNES (actually most of games you mentioned have good sound design - Lawnmower Man, RoboCop 3 etc.). Also I like how you can continue your game even after death by beating ominous samurai ghost (really creepy atmosphere for movie-licensed 16-bit game).
I played the jaguar version. didn't even know there was a snes version
It's an amazing game with hidden depth. Music is stunning and it's got a 3 player mode.
Thanks 7
I've always loved last action hero. Great flick.
I also loved Last Action Hero... really ahead of it’s time
Nice video. I like the idea of reviewing a specific genre, makes it handy for someone looking for a game similar to one they already know they love.
Yup Alien 3 is an awesome game, its definitely in my top 25 SNES games
Nice. Thanks. I'm buying It soon
No Escape was a good movie in the day.
Last Action Hero featuring Shane O'Mac lol
Indiana Jones' greatest Adventures is great, it was everything an Indy fan could want back in the early 90s.
I recall Cutthroat Island being completely panned at the time, like 3/10 panned.
Last Action Hero is quite possibly the worst game I've played on the SNES.
The Terminator game is brutal too.
Indiana, the problem is that it's one of those try and error, games. You only enjoy after playing tons of times and memorizing the stages. Like Battletoads in Battlemaniacs
True lies was such a sweet game... A big part of my childhood.. maybe the reason I was so bad at school for a year. Loved that game
That waterworld music at the end though ...beautiful
One of the best video game review channels on youtube. I really like how you make your videos. and checked out some games because of your suggestions.
Thanks for watching
Well, that Power Rangers game wasn't really based on the movie considering that the only thing from the movie in it is the final boss being Ivan Ooze, the villain from the movie. Everything else from in the game is just from the TV show.
Literally called the movie.
True Lies is one of my childhood favorites, sadly i never finished it.
No Escape analysis: "Anyway, this game is bullshit." Concise and descriptive. I love it.
Jeffrey Wachter cool. I love the game too.
I wonder what sold more: Tickets for Cutthroat Island or the game?
probably the game since they made an adptation of the movie almost to all the actual platforms of the time.
Neither, lol.
The only thing in the morning to look forward to
Seems like no game can get Arnold right. Looks like John Goodman in T2.
John Goodman cosplaying Arnold, but then having the body language of Frankenstein's Monster when he jumps
Looked like hank hill. “I’ll be back, I’ll tell ya what”
I like your channel ... you don’t talk down to your viewers intelligence, and you don beg for subscribers at the end of your videos ... it’s refreshing ... liked and subscribed 👍🏾
Thanks, that's the idea
True Lies is way underrated.. excellent movie, excellent game tie in.
Demolition Man was my favourite game for a while, back in the day.
The music at the end is 🔥🔥🔥
I had Judge Dredd for the Genesis. It was not bad for a movie game but I got lost in the levels a lot because of those dumb ladders I would never notice.
"I'd avoid this game."
Imagine how often that'll be said in the 2040s when people are sifting through the remnants of 8th generation console gaming.
The guy said “big meat headed” so I stopped watching because it’s NOT NICE TO BODY SHAME PEOPLE! Gamers are some of the most disgusting and awesome people at the same time but I don’t support plain body shaming. Especially when it includes my childhood heroes Stallone and Arnie! And van damnnn lol
Another fantastic video. Spot on with everything you said but I do love the SNES Jurassic Park. The game itself was great and the soundtrack is amazing. Some of the best SNES music in my humble opinion.
After watching this video i will have a great rest of my day! Thank you SNES drunk ❤
"Heh, this guy doesn't even know how to use the three seashells."
True Lies was the only action movie game that was any good on SNES.
FYI: Timecop, the movie, is based on a comic book. Hence the comic cover on the game.
Batman returns. One of the best movie based games
here comes the money
DOLLA DOLLA
*jumps of a plane to hit an elbow drop*
*Undertaker still kicks out at 2
Hi Drunk. May I suggest "Video games based in anime series / OVAs"?. Regards.
Stashblade lol
Finally, found someone who shares my love for The Last Action Hero
The last action hero was a great movie, ahead of its time.
Demolition man is amazing. A lot of people hate it for its difficulty, but it's actually really nice. And it never gets boring.
Dragon-The Bruce Lee Story,is actually a very good fighting game.It has an in depth combat system,with 3 different fighting styles,that you activate by building up your ''chi-meter''.If you build up enough ''chi'',you can pull out a nunchaku and trust me,you will need it.The game is also pretty hard,has great animations(if you're a Bruce Lee fan you will recognise many iconic moves),cool soundtrack incl. music from Lalo Schifrin's ''Enter the Dragon'' soundtrack,speaking off,you actually fight the villain of this movie and an opponent who looks like Jim Kelly.It also has a co-op mode
The negatives:it's very short,you can finish it in less then half an hour and in multiplayer versus-mode ,you can't play as the opponents,only as different coloured Bruce Lee's.
Thanks for making this list it will save me a lot of time.
Last action hero is an awesome film! No escape is a good
Film to!
thanks for the video. your channel really helps me find games I havent heard of
Thank you for watching
Dude 3 Ninjas Kick Back was a highly underrated game. Good times playing that thing!
I really enjoyed Lawnmower man as a kid. Those 3d phases were amazing back then.
EXACTLY! This channel should have been over after that comment.
FINALLY someone else that loves True Lies! Easily one of my favorite top down shooters on the system
Man you were REALLY lenient on Lethal Weapon. I got the game pretty recently and, of the 30-something SNES carts I own (not counting duplicates), it's the only one I own that I would truly label as "awful." Can't shoot while ducking (even though the enemies can do it just fine), can't shoot while on the ladder, boring and/or confusing level design (depending on the mission) and terrible enemy placement where you sometimes have no choice but to take a hit. One such instance was while I was on a ladder so I fell to the bottom and had to climb back up only to take another bullet I couldn't avoid. If that's not horse shit, I don't know what is.
I'm going to bed so I can have a good rest of my day
Guess I'm one of the 5 who liked Last Action Hero (the movie) too. Great video as always, Drunk! Lots of solid content and guidance in this one. Keep it up.
I know a lot of people (including myself) that liked the movie, I must have watched several hundred times in the 90s thanks to it being replayed constantly on HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, Starz and Encore during the summer.
The kid ruins it for a lot of people, and to be fair he is really annoying. But still it's got some great jokes, "How did you know there was a guy in there?" "There's always a guy in there."
I thought everyone liked it.
"It's a beautiful day and we're out killing drug dealers...are there any in the house?"
I played and kinda liked it as well, without even watching movies. Even if it was obvious it is not that great. On PC though. Big nicely drawn characters, driving stages.. Standards were lower back then, especially among owners of a low-end PCs.
If you haven't seen No Escape, give it a chance. I actually really enjoy it. Also another action movie from the 90's nobody has heard of is Perfect Weapon with Jeff Speakman. Enjoy your day.
SNES Drunk: helping me to know which games at Blockbuster I should feel bad for overlooking (or good for avoiding) 25 years ago... (shit, I'm old)
The Soundtrack to Waterworld was made by Dean Evans. He also made other great video game music, like an unused song for the SNES Flintstone's and the cancelled Green Lantern game. He has his own TH-cam channel, which goes by his name, with alot of high quality game music uploads and also background stories to the songs.
I think Alien 3 is an underappreciated game...I've always thought it had one of the best soundtracks in the SNES library as well.
I really like Lawnmower Man for snes, I dont play it to much but I liked what I played.
I loved Last Action Hero the movie! First time I actually listened to any Megadeth. Friggin fell in love with Angry Again.
One of the cool things about Dragon The Bruce Lee Story were the three player fights. If you had a multitap then that mode was a good laugh.
Judge Dredd is a fantastic game. It's also pretty tough (not because of those ladders btw). As for scoring points - you'll get an extra life after you score a certain amount of points.
But if you're looking for fun - I'd better avoid Dredd. It requires you to be focused, concentrated, you'll have to memorize some level designs to complete missions (plus you'll also need this to get to hidden bonus places which will help a lot to survive).
"Judge Dredd is a fantastic game."
"If you're looking for fun - better avoid Dredd."
Uh?
I'll try to explain.... There's fun-fun-fun all the way type and then there's serious fun type of games.
If you don't want to be serious when playing something - avoid Dredd, it'll be a disappointment.
I would compare it to a Souls-Like ancestor. You'll like it if you want to beat it but it is not a good game to pick up to have a relaxing time while playing SNES. Super GnG is another game you have to stay focused to enjoy it the right way!
True Lies is one of the best shoot-em-ups on SNES, no question. Its perfect 16-bit fun.
I also love Last Action Hero. 99.99% of the time when people say something was too smart for people to get it, they're just being dickheads, but there are a few times when I think it applies. Starship Troopers is one of them, and I think LAH is another. Not that they're Crime and Punishment or anything, they're not hyper intellectual, but they have the appearance of being stupid so the genuinely thoughtful critique went missed by a lot of people. LAH really is a wonderful exploration on the topic of violence post 1970s cinema. It really cleverly explores how movie violence is both related to and distinct from real world violence. Worth a critical analysis or two :)
You're not the only one who loves Last action Hero!
I love you! Please don't dog No Escape without seeing it. It's actually pretty good and got thumbs up from Ebert. Aside from that tiny off topic point-another awesome video
I remember no escape!It had Ray Liora and Ernie Hudson.It was pretty decent to me!
No bullshit, there is a Cutthroat Island kiosk in the Maritime Museum in Beaufort, NC. It's located in a section for pirate and sailing themed entertainment along with some Muppet Treasure Island and the original Treasure Island movie stuff... all in the same museum as a bunch of artifacts found in the wreckage of Blackbeard's ship, The Queen Anne's Revenge!
Alien 3 for SNES is the best... Perfect game....
Cliffhanger use to make me cry....physically,and mentally. I was so excited to play it but I should have know better,I won it at the arcade for like 5000 tickets.
Damn . SNES drunk , did you just become my new favorite channel ?
In Lethal Weapon, You can switch to Murtal by going to the lockers in stage select part of the game
I'm with you as one of the 4 or 5 people who loves last action hero too. Best bad movie ever lol
Also, Stargate reminded me more of Alien 3 vs the Star Wars games.
No Escape was dope in the '90s (ty Cinemax!!) and still is today
Jerry Bunnell Merrick is one of my favorite movie villains. Stuart Wilson has so much fun with the role.
I'd switch Alien 3 to Star Gate. Love this game and used to play it to death on Genesis when I was a kid. And as far as I know SNES and Genesis versions of the Star Gate are almost identical to each other.
I actually remember both of my older brother's playing the True Lies game back in the day. I never got around to playing it back then I think it was just a rental from Hollywood Video to be honest. Yeah we did have Blockbuster Video in town but we like going to Hollywood Video instead which was pretty cool at the time.
I laughed at that clip of Cliffhanger where your character is climbing and the bad guy just shoots at you from a ledge.
You are absolutely right. The Arnold character from Last Action Hero DOES look like Shane-O-Mac!
I am amazed your the first to mention snes Bruce Lee game I forgot about that I watch alot of gamer channels too I remember renting it from block buster and being in shock of the awesomeness ( applause)
Bro that Shane McMan comment was perfect at 5:21! 😂
Dude, love your videos. Could you add a list of "good" and "bad" in your comments section? I'm from MN as well, I laughed hard when you talked about the pains of NBA Jam and the sad player options for T-wolves. They could update NBA Jam every year and include it in the new NBA games
I saw Two Best Friends Play do most of these games in one episode years ago. Funny stuff.
Another great video! Good job man, so many titles to analyse.
MM Power Rangers is my favorite of these. Really fun and unique beat'em up.
3 Ninjas have really good graphics. Wasn't expecting that.
Whoa whoa whoa! Last action hero rocked sir!
I too love Last Action Hero..."No Ragrets"
The Water World movie was a good flick...🤘🏼💯✔️
As a kid, i had Waterworld for the virtual boy. Horrible experience. Didnt know about the snes version. Looks like it was better. Ill have to load it on my snes mini.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie is my favorite SNES game!
@Parker Brown Indeed. And yet for some reason, a lot of people seem to prefer the Genesis version...
Judge Dredd is an awsome game imo. I dont find it hard to navigate around the levels, but it is a difficult game, definetly a recomendation if you want a bit of a chalange.
I loved the 3 Ninjas never played the game though.
As a kid I always got frustrated by action movie games. I couldn't understand how the developers could make so many bad run n' guns after we got Contra. In my mind we already had the perfect translation of these movies in side scroller format. Just build from it!
Yeah you can count me as another Last Action Hero fan. That movie was fucking brilliant.
Terminator was one of the most difficult games ever produced for the system. Dark graphics, hard-to-see projectiles, long stages, endless enemies. Level 2 was a level from hell, as filmnstuff would put it. You're unable to drop from a few feet without sliding through ANY platform, you get locked into place while fighting helicopters, and every thug in the world tries to ambush you either from windows or platforms.
If you want a good Terminator-style game for SNES, play Rendering Ranger R2. That game gets it right.
Ohh T2 and those driving levels.
I honestly found the best way to get through those was by driving backwards in the middle of the road.
Also yay for True Lies, only got to experience it on emulator but its a damn fun Arnold game
Fun Fact: Indiana Jones in the "Indiana Jones´Greatest Adeventures" game and Han Solo in the "Super Star Wars" games share the same animation sprites just slightly retooled.
I loved last Action here too because it's amazing. Saw it in theatres.
Ben Wilson it’s probably the most misunderstood movie of the 90s. People seem to be favoring it more as time goes on.
I rented Last Action Hero from a local video store after it came out and I remember being confused by it. I was young, naïve, and it was the first time I had played a game that was no fun to play and had absolutely no redeeming qualities. I kept thinking I was missing something and continued playing waiting for something good to happen, but it never did.