Regarding that well ghost in stage 2, you're right to think what's being thrown are plates: they are! There is a Japanese ghost story about a woman named Okiku. There are many different tellings, but they usually involve an expensive plate being lost or broken, which causes Okiku some torment and leads to her being killed in a well. It does also seem to be the inspiration for the Sadako story from The Ring, so good catch there, too. I hope this helps make the connections fit for you!
You don't know what this video means to me. Me and my brother used to play this all the time, he took his own life last year. I miss him so much. Thank you for this video. It's a good memory of him.
This my favorite video game channel. Watching you play video games is like watching Bob Ross paint. It's a super relaxing way to spend 40 minutes. Thank you!
Also love the dog! :D Filmmaker speculation: the shot of the dog's paw hitting the controller is actually a shot played in reverse, with the dog actually taking his paw off the controller.
I love this game. I've always loved it. It has such a fun concept and is totally unique. It deserves way more love in my opinion. Fantastic video as always! You never let us down.
That dead boss in level one that the manual calls a "Giant Spider" is actually based on a weird Japanese model kit called a Torigaran. It's supposed to be some kind of chicken creature cradling a painfully bloated stomach. I learned this from watching UnPlayedAThing do a full playthrough of the final release of Monster Party, followed by a trip through the prototype cartridge while pausing to explain where most of the different enemies, bosses, and level ideas came from.
So Shrimp Attack is one of the more "odd" ones to figure out. Some bosses are Japanese lore, some are American horror movies. So is Shrimp Attack, or, "The Fry". The grey ovals on the side are teleporters, referencing "The Fly". But why an onion ring and shrimp tempura? In Japanese, there isn't an L sound, so it's replaced with an R. Thus, the Fly becomes, "The Fry"... Fried tempura, shrimp, and onion rings!
This game stands out as one of my favorite NES games back when I was a kid, before the Sega Genesis (and later, the TurboGrafx and SNES) came out in full force. Whenever I was bored and didn't feel like playing anything too long (usually an RPG or Adventure game), I'd just pop in Monster Party. It probably helped that even at that young of an age, I was already a horror fanatic in the making as I loved ghost/scary stories and Edgar Allen Poe's works even though they gave me nightmares. :)
You may seriously be Bob Ross resurrected as a gamer. Your voice is so goddamn soothing and you describe beating a game like you’re painting a picture. I’m glad I stumbled on your channel and subscribed!
I absolutely loved this game growing up and it still stands as a very competent platformer/puzzle game (with the rooms in the one area being the puzzle). I often wonder why this game was so underrated.
Another criminally underrated game for the NES. I remember getting to the dancing monsters and whacking on them for 20 minutes. TWENTY. DAMN. MINUTES. I threw the controller against the wall in frustration. The bosses then danced and died. I then threw my other controller against the wall.
I love this game , it was the second NES game I get , first Simon quest , I was stuck on both games cause don’t know pres up on Dpab enter doors , wen I discover it by mistake it was like I get the power of the universe on my hands
I dont know if you read any of the comments, but i love these videos They are absolutely fantastic and pick me up on my down days, super appreciate all the effort you put into these
I remember how I was blown away when I learned that many of the enemies and bosses in the game were actually meant to be other, more familiar characters, like the Giant Cat actually being a Mogwai from Gremlins, and the eggs in the sewer originally shooting Facehuggers from Alien instead of bubbles.
I absolutely loved this game as a kid. I remember accidentally figuring out how to defeat the zombies in the lake because I left the game running while I went to the bathroom. Came back to find them dead. I felt like a genius. Lots of fond memories with this one!
“Watch out for these umbrellas that have appeared to be summoned by some sort of evil Mary Poppins”….you had me laughing on that one😂. Thanks for posting, always enjoy watching your videos even if I’ve never heard of the game👍🏼😎
Monster Party has always been my favorite Nes game. I loved watching this. Obviously I knew everything already, and you mentioned every detail. Your videos are incredibly entertaining, and I appreciate each one.
Legend has it, one gamer thought that the DECEASED spider was actually a CRAB and thus an iconic username was born, one which would turn the Let's Play into a global phenomenon........
Nostalgia City with this one. I absolutely loved this game as a young lad back in the day. It was (and still is) so strange, but it's oddly satisfying and a blast to play 👍
@@UCanBeatVideoGames Play and beat "Infiltrator" on NES. I have never seen that game beaten and I probably never will. You are my last hope You Can Beat Video Games. There are no videos on TH-cam of anyone beating that game.
I have such a found memory of this game. Halloween of 1989. First Halloween I was convinced I was too old to go trick or treating. I was so upset I couldn’t go. My mom took me to Walmart and the game was on sale since it was Halloween. So, we bought it and I loved learning how to play the game. Original creations and concept. Ending was a twist.
Probably one of the weirdest and most interesting idea ever for a video game. The Japanese rom makes the creation of this game more legendary. What happened with Level 7 if I remember correctly was that there was only two bosses in the Japanese rom, but they added the rematch Spider for a third boss in the states, but forgot to take to account getting the key and it created a bug if you fight all three bosses and making the game unwinnable at that point.
This was one of the first games my parents got me for my NES back in the day. So many fun (and frustrating) memories of trying to figure this game out as an 8 year old.
I have never heard about this game until I found it in my local game store and I love the artwork on the game label so I bought it and started playing it, I only check with this guide the maze in level 6. Thank you for making this video guides, this game is awesome!!!.
One of my top 5 favorite NES games of all time. Someone did a homebrew rom hack making a sequel called, Monster Party Let’s go Again. It was very well done and the graphics got a huge boost, all that said there is content that’s not kiddo friendly. Really wish someone could unearth the original prototype beta that was featured on unseen64, Monster Party has such an awesome and strange history!
I beat this game a few years back. I’m happy to say I figured out the maze level with out help. I was getting close to busting out a TH-cam video though!
One of my favorites. I sucked pretty hard at it though. Hah. Glad you covered this one. Awesome work as usual man. You are easily my favorite channel on this platform.
Classic NES era game, I think everyone I've talked to knows this game, mostly because it looks super rad on the box and then you get it home and it's super hard. This was also my first time playing a horror video game and the transition on the first stage actually scared the shit out of me and gave me nightmares for a week, no joke. I never beat this game, I've gotten close, but the game is such a pain in the ass. You already got problems like game mechanics that aren't explained and then game rules that suddenly change near the end that have been previously enforced since the beginning. No other stages has you scrolling to the left like the final stage. Not all bosses have to be beat, there's a bug near the end that can softlock you out of beating it. Just a huge mess. Which sucks because otherwise, I really liked this game. There wasn't many horror games on the NES.
This is why you ask your parents for help lol ( us to our kids now) I think we were too young to understand the games mechanics. Plus the scare factor just makes us run for the hills 🤣
@@Johnnydubois I mean clearly the developers had a plan when they made this game, as our kind host has shown us that monsters will continue to give away power ups, bosses, even the ones that appear impossible, all have a pattern that makes them very easy to beat. It's just the process of finding that all out that makes it teeth grindingly difficult.
I first played this one on a rental as a kid, but it was definitely unforgettable. Box looked very promising in the rental store, too. wasn't disappointed.
I played the bejeezus out of this game as a kid. Got it as a birthday present when I think I was 7 years old. It was the first game I sat down and figured out all by myself.
Do you play and beat all the video games on your channel? If you do that is freaking dope man! I love channel it brings so much nostalgia for me. The 2600 and original NES are the consoles I owned and grew up with. Keep up the good work. You have good commentary too.
I used to love this game. Also for Bandai a cool ass game was Dragon Spirit. Thank you brother I don't think I ever beat monster party it's been a long time ago.
Whenever you say all right starting the game you sound like quagmire from family guy, DUDE keep doing this videos bring back so many happy and better times with my dad and my brother !!!!!!
@ucanbeatvideogames I know you put a lot of hard work and time into these videos man. They are literally the best out there. And I know this is a big ask, but you gotta do 2 videos a week. 7 days is way too long to wait for your next video!
Love all the help you given in these games from zelda1&2,battle of Olympus, Friday the 13th, Fester's quest, Blaster master and so on and now got a fer suggestion how about show casing Darkman,Athena, & Time lord
I remember going to a video rental store to rent a game like I did every Friday, and when I asked what was good the guy behind the counter gave a knowing smile and from behind the counter (not kidding) he produced a copy of Monster Party and said: "You gotta check this game out!". He was right. Monster Party ruled!
Wow. I vaguely remember this game and I wasn't sure if I actually played it but then when you beat it, the ending with the princess and I said "but the princess turns into a monster" and then it was a dream and when I saw Bert at the door with the bat I got chills coz I remember that!! That was so creepy. Thanks for the memories. Totally forgot about this game.
I love that game. When I was a kid I was like “Hey it’s Audrey II!” when I’d play it. I remember hearing that every boss was a current or prior horror personality. Soooo what old movie was Shrimp scary…….. And man that bg song at 23:10 reminds me of Sword of Hope or Shadowgate.
I remember renting this when I was a kid, but I never beat round 7. Now I know why, the game cheated! Excellent video as always. I would love to see a video about Dr. Chaos, another game that always evaded my attempts to beat it.
One of the fun parts about this game is trying to guess the inspiration to the bosses. Guessing Bandai didn’t want to try to go after licensing rights.
I loved this game! It was hard, but me and Gordo used to play it all the time at his house. I think I still have his hard copy in my collection. Don't tell him, but I might have a few of his games, but he might have some of mine too. Oh well.
The prototype version of this on the website "the cutting room floor" is an absolute blast. Same fun game but its still got all the copyright infringing enemies and references in the game.
In stage 2, There's a network of pipes you can warp around the level in. I assume you were aware since you used the one and likely used the only one that was useful to your run, but it's something I discovered on accident as you can jump around the level with them. It's been a while since I've played it, but I used know where all of them went.
15:00 Missed opportunity to call this boss, "The Fry". Get it? Because of the teleporters in the background from the movie "The Fly" with Jeff Goldblum.
Regarding that well ghost in stage 2, you're right to think what's being thrown are plates: they are! There is a Japanese ghost story about a woman named Okiku. There are many different tellings, but they usually involve an expensive plate being lost or broken, which causes Okiku some torment and leads to her being killed in a well. It does also seem to be the inspiration for the Sadako story from The Ring, so good catch there, too. I hope this helps make the connections fit for you!
Cindry from One Piece is another example
i was gonna say this
She keeps recounting the plates to ensure there were all 9
@@Prodmullefc Yea she was the first person I thought of.
Thank you! I've always thought they were plates as well!
You don't know what this video means to me. Me and my brother used to play this all the time, he took his own life last year. I miss him so much. Thank you for this video. It's a good memory of him.
This my favorite video game channel. Watching you play video games is like watching Bob Ross paint. It's a super relaxing way to spend 40 minutes. Thank you!
thanks!!
I know your comment is two years old, but...
That is a *perfect* analogy.
Love the dog, every-time he presses the button, he’s like, “Let’s play and help people beat video games “!
I always say to myself " how the fuck is this ridiculous going to play these games?! He doesnt even have thumbs?!?!"🤣
@@rmv1482 I agree 😂🤣! It’s funny how we has the headphones over his head and then presses on the controller.
It’s fun to watch ! 🤣
Also love the dog! :D Filmmaker speculation: the shot of the dog's paw hitting the controller is actually a shot played in reverse, with the dog actually taking his paw off the controller.
@@CarletonTorpin good point!
I love this game. I've always loved it. It has such a fun concept and is totally unique. It deserves way more love in my opinion. Fantastic video as always! You never let us down.
You keep showing us the weirdest games I've never seen or heard of for NES.
Keep up the good work !
I remember a lot of these. Very difficult to play.
That dead boss in level one that the manual calls a "Giant Spider" is actually based on a weird Japanese model kit called a Torigaran. It's supposed to be some kind of chicken creature cradling a painfully bloated stomach.
I learned this from watching UnPlayedAThing do a full playthrough of the final release of Monster Party, followed by a trip through the prototype cartridge while pausing to explain where most of the different enemies, bosses, and level ideas came from.
The Torigaran model/toy was also made by Bandai, it was part of a series of monster toys that could also be used as pranks.
So Shrimp Attack is one of the more "odd" ones to figure out. Some bosses are Japanese lore, some are American horror movies. So is Shrimp Attack, or, "The Fry". The grey ovals on the side are teleporters, referencing "The Fly". But why an onion ring and shrimp tempura? In Japanese, there isn't an L sound, so it's replaced with an R. Thus, the Fly becomes, "The Fry"... Fried tempura, shrimp, and onion rings!
Awesome video as always!! I loved playing Monster Party. Don't forget that Bandai also made the super forgetful game Dynowarz on the NES too
Sir that is no onion ring... that is calamari
Blunderfry
That is some hard thinking….
The genius of that. So many references I didn’t get as a kid and still don’t get!
I am shamed by how easy you made this game look. So many tears have been shed playing this game in my youth and boarder line adulthood… Great video!
This game stands out as one of my favorite NES games back when I was a kid, before the Sega Genesis (and later, the TurboGrafx and SNES) came out in full force. Whenever I was bored and didn't feel like playing anything too long (usually an RPG or Adventure game), I'd just pop in Monster Party. It probably helped that even at that young of an age, I was already a horror fanatic in the making as I loved ghost/scary stories and Edgar Allen Poe's works even though they gave me nightmares. :)
You may seriously be Bob Ross resurrected as a gamer. Your voice is so goddamn soothing and you describe beating a game like you’re painting a picture. I’m glad I stumbled on your channel and subscribed!
If Bert standing in the doorway with a baseball bat isn't an "I need an adult!" moment, then I do not know what is.
First like and comment. Love your videos! "But what if I told you..." my kids even mimic this and love watching your dog!
I absolutely loved this game growing up and it still stands as a very competent platformer/puzzle game (with the rooms in the one area being the puzzle). I often wonder why this game was so underrated.
Another criminally underrated game for the NES. I remember getting to the dancing monsters and whacking on them for 20 minutes. TWENTY. DAMN. MINUTES. I threw the controller against the wall in frustration. The bosses then danced and died. I then threw my other controller against the wall.
Now, to be fair, they *did* tell you "Watch us dance!"
Monster Party has some of the most iconic chiptunes on the nes, I need to go back and replay the game ASAP.
I just took a dump
I love this game , it was the second NES game I get , first Simon quest , I was stuck on both games cause don’t know pres up on Dpab enter doors , wen I discover it by mistake it was like I get the power of the universe on my hands
I feel awful everytime I watch these videos for free. This content is worth hard cash
I remember playing with the power pad in my friend's upstairs apartment. I'm sure the downstairs neighbors really appreciated that toy.
I dont know if you read any of the comments, but i love these videos
They are absolutely fantastic and pick me up on my down days, super appreciate all the effort you put into these
I remember how I was blown away when I learned that many of the enemies and bosses in the game were actually meant to be other, more familiar characters, like the Giant Cat actually being a Mogwai from Gremlins, and the eggs in the sewer originally shooting Facehuggers from Alien instead of bubbles.
A real good gem. Ahead of its time. Stage three has one of the best music in gaming.
I absolutely loved this game as a kid. I remember accidentally figuring out how to defeat the zombies in the lake because I left the game running while I went to the bathroom. Came back to find them dead. I felt like a genius. Lots of fond memories with this one!
I absolutely love this game. Played it many times. I've always wondered why I was fighting shrimp and onion rings.
“Watch out for these umbrellas that have appeared to be summoned by some sort of evil Mary Poppins”….you had me laughing on that one😂. Thanks for posting, always enjoy watching your videos even if I’ve never heard of the game👍🏼😎
Thanks a bunch just beat it without dying once. I've always liked this game but never got past level 3. You made it so easy.
Same!
The caterpillar who rolls is named Royce. Rolls Royce. lol!
Monster Party has always been my favorite Nes game. I loved watching this. Obviously I knew everything already, and you mentioned every detail. Your videos are incredibly entertaining, and I appreciate each one.
"Sorry. I'm dead."
It's okay, Mr. Spider. Happens to the best of us.
Legend has it, one gamer thought that the DECEASED spider was actually a CRAB and thus an iconic username was born, one which would turn the Let's Play into a global phenomenon........
Nostalgia City with this one. I absolutely loved this game as a young lad back in the day. It was (and still is) so strange, but it's oddly satisfying and a blast to play 👍
I appreciate these videos! I’ve been watching them one by one, and it’s helped me relax. Thank you!
Ucbvg ily. Hope u have fun making these videos!!
Wait theres no possible way this is a new video. This feels exactly like the gaming vids I used to watch back when I was a kid... Well done
Aqualung also did a playthrough quite some years ago.
Monster Party: "Hey kids, eat random pills you find to gain AWESOME monster powers!" ;)
🤣🤣🤣
@@UCanBeatVideoGames Play and beat "Infiltrator" on NES. I have never seen that game beaten and I probably never will. You are my last hope You Can Beat Video Games. There are no videos on TH-cam of anyone beating that game.
I got this game for Christmas when it first came out. From the instant I started playing I was hooked! Awesome video!
I have such a found memory of this game. Halloween of 1989. First Halloween I was convinced I was too old to go trick or treating. I was so upset I couldn’t go. My mom took me to Walmart and the game was on sale since it was Halloween. So, we bought it and I loved learning how to play the game. Original creations and concept. Ending was a twist.
Dude! I just finished binge-watching all your videos last night. You're a legend!
Probably one of the weirdest and most interesting idea ever for a video game. The Japanese rom makes the creation of this game more legendary.
What happened with Level 7 if I remember correctly was that there was only two bosses in the Japanese rom, but they added the rematch Spider for a third boss in the states, but forgot to take to account getting the key and it created a bug if you fight all three bosses and making the game unwinnable at that point.
I love this games atmosphere . I actually bought it for my obscure collection thanks for the upload 🤘
Thanks man. I have never play even herd of this game but you make it sound amazing.
I think this is the most charming nes game ever made, thank you for helping me beat one of my favorite games!
This was one of the first games my parents got me for my NES back in the day. So many fun (and frustrating) memories of trying to figure this game out as an 8 year old.
dude im always excited every saturday because of you! keep it up. I hope you still consider my request/suggestion to play PS1 games.
I have never heard about this game until I found it in my local game store and I love the artwork on the game label so I bought it and started playing it, I only check with this guide the maze in level 6. Thank you for making this video guides, this game is awesome!!!.
One of my top 5 favorite NES games of all time. Someone did a homebrew rom hack making a sequel called, Monster Party Let’s go Again. It was very well done and the graphics got a huge boost, all that said there is content that’s not kiddo friendly.
Really wish someone could unearth the original prototype beta that was featured on unseen64, Monster Party has such an awesome and strange history!
I wonder if Bert is supposed to be modeled on a garuda or a tengu. A quick Google search doesn't really show anything, unfortunately.
I have fond memories of renting this for the weekend in 8th grade. Somehow managed to finish it too! Love the channel!!
I have this game, and I don't remember ever losing the key in the tower. I remember fighting everything and being able to exit the stage no problem.
Wow. I was convinced I beat this back in the day… then I saw you reach round 4 which I’ve never seen before! Lol. Good work.
I beat this game a few years back. I’m happy to say I figured out the maze level with out help. I was getting close to busting out a TH-cam video though!
Dang, once again I'm watching a video on how to beat a game that I'll never play, yet here I am watching it anyway. Love the content!
One of my favorites. I sucked pretty hard at it though. Hah.
Glad you covered this one. Awesome work as usual man. You are easily my favorite channel on this platform.
The giant cat was probably a parody of a Mogwai/gremlin.
Yep. It starts as Gizmo and turns into a Gremlin to start the fight in the Prototype..
I owned this game as a kid, and it gave me nightmares! It was interesting to see this game again after si many years. Thanks for sharing.
Oh, man, Monster Party! That was a very pleasant surprise of a game when I was a little human larva.
Eff that maze level, though.
Literally waited to download this and listen on my morning run
awesome!
Classic NES era game, I think everyone I've talked to knows this game, mostly because it looks super rad on the box and then you get it home and it's super hard. This was also my first time playing a horror video game and the transition on the first stage actually scared the shit out of me and gave me nightmares for a week, no joke.
I never beat this game, I've gotten close, but the game is such a pain in the ass. You already got problems like game mechanics that aren't explained and then game rules that suddenly change near the end that have been previously enforced since the beginning. No other stages has you scrolling to the left like the final stage. Not all bosses have to be beat, there's a bug near the end that can softlock you out of beating it. Just a huge mess.
Which sucks because otherwise, I really liked this game. There wasn't many horror games on the NES.
This is why you ask your parents for help lol ( us to our kids now) I think we were too young to understand the games mechanics. Plus the scare factor just makes us run for the hills 🤣
@@Johnnydubois I mean clearly the developers had a plan when they made this game, as our kind host has shown us that monsters will continue to give away power ups, bosses, even the ones that appear impossible, all have a pattern that makes them very easy to beat.
It's just the process of finding that all out that makes it teeth grindingly difficult.
I like how this dog brings us entertainment each week
10:10 So that's why The Great Pumpkin never appeared to Linus. You whooped it in this game!
Yay! Christmas 89’ …super fun!
This game never got old, I got it for Christmas in 89. Loved it then and love it now 😁 besides I've never fought a kabob since...
I first played this one on a rental as a kid, but it was definitely unforgettable. Box looked very promising in the rental store, too. wasn't disappointed.
I'd like to try out the Famicom version with the original bosses, I've seem them on TH-cam
yeeeah! I was waiting for you to do this one for a while now. It was such a unique game.
Your videos are awesome and they are getting better. Thank you.
I loved this game so much as a kid but never was able to beat it. Now I finally gotta get my NES and games out of storage to put your tips to use
I played the bejeezus out of this game as a kid. Got it as a birthday present when I think I was 7 years old. It was the first game I sat down and figured out all by myself.
This game was a gem. Under rated ! i had this game and it was a blast. Cool story as well.
I got this game confused with Konami's Monster in my Pocket, I don't think I've ever played this. Good video!
Do you play and beat all the video games on your channel? If you do that is freaking dope man! I love channel it brings so much nostalgia for me. The 2600 and original NES are the consoles I owned and grew up with.
Keep up the good work. You have good commentary too.
One of the games I rented as a kid. I remember not getting too far but I simply loved it. I didn't want to take it back.
I used to love this game. Also for Bandai a cool ass game was Dragon Spirit. Thank you brother I don't think I ever beat monster party it's been a long time ago.
This is going to be a VERY interesting playthrough!
Suprised "without permission he fuses with mark" didn't get more of a emphasis
You are not kidding, you really can beat video games. You even helped your dog beat the game!
It’s crazy you played these classic low key gems that I played as a kid
Whenever you say all right starting the game you sound like quagmire from family guy, DUDE keep doing this videos bring back so many happy and better times with my dad and my brother !!!!!!
@ucanbeatvideogames I know you put a lot of hard work and time into these videos man. They are literally the best out there. And I know this is a big ask, but you gotta do 2 videos a week. 7 days is way too long to wait for your next video!
Yeeeees! Just got me coffee ☕️👌
Love all the help you given in these games from zelda1&2,battle of Olympus, Friday the 13th, Fester's quest, Blaster master and so on and now got a fer suggestion how about show casing Darkman,Athena, & Time lord
I remember going to a video rental store to rent a game like I did every Friday, and when I asked what was good the guy behind the counter gave a knowing smile and from behind the counter (not kidding) he produced a copy of Monster Party and said: "You gotta check this game out!". He was right. Monster Party ruled!
I loved this game so much as a kid and played it for hours. Took me forever to realize I literally just had to watch those zombies dance.
The dog is easily the best channel mascot!
He's a really good boy!!
I loved this game. I played it so much as a kid. I had 104 games on my NES, but i still played the shit out of this game.
Wow. I vaguely remember this game and I wasn't sure if I actually played it but then when you beat it, the ending with the princess and I said "but the princess turns into a monster" and then it was a dream and when I saw Bert at the door with the bat I got chills coz I remember that!! That was so creepy. Thanks for the memories. Totally forgot about this game.
I love this game's visuals. I'm surprised how much it got away with uncensored.
Haha, I like how you emphasized that he squirmed under the rock as I was thinking the same thing and wondered why he doesn’t crawl.
Dragon Spirit was an amazing game, my entire family loved it. My Mother and I would spend lazy Sundays trying to beat it.
I love that game. When I was a kid I was like “Hey it’s Audrey II!” when I’d play it. I remember hearing that every boss was a current or prior horror personality. Soooo what old movie was Shrimp scary……..
And man that bg song at 23:10 reminds me of Sword of Hope or Shadowgate.
I remember renting this when I was a kid, but I never beat round 7. Now I know why, the game cheated! Excellent video as always.
I would love to see a video about Dr. Chaos, another game that always evaded my attempts to beat it.
One of the fun parts about this game is trying to guess the inspiration to the bosses. Guessing Bandai didn’t want to try to go after licensing rights.
Lemme tell you about Shrimp Attack
@@ZappaSlave If I were to guess about that one, I'd say The Fly, considering what's in the background (the teleport pods).
I loved this game!
It was hard, but me and Gordo used to play it all the time at his house.
I think I still have his hard copy in my collection.
Don't tell him, but I might have a few of his games, but he might have some of mine too.
Oh well.
I love how Bert has the BAT in his hands at the end.
Awesome game dude really like the games you play
The prototype version of this on the website "the cutting room floor" is an absolute blast. Same fun game but its still got all the copyright infringing enemies and references in the game.
tcrf?
This was one of my favorites at the time.
Here we go, Burt!
In stage 2, There's a network of pipes you can warp around the level in. I assume you were aware since you used the one and likely used the only one that was useful to your run, but it's something I discovered on accident as you can jump around the level with them. It's been a while since I've played it, but I used know where all of them went.
This was a game I remember I always saw on the shelf at the video store. I never rented it. After seeing this I wish I had!
I wanted to see this so much!!!!!
15:00 Missed opportunity to call this boss, "The Fry".
Get it? Because of the teleporters in the background from the movie "The Fly" with Jeff Goldblum.
Loved playing this as a kid.