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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Today we are playing Buck Bumble on the Nintendo 64 which was originally released in 1998 and comes as a viewer request from Keith, you can check his channel out below.
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*Hardware + Software*
All of the footage used in this video was captured on original hardware. I dot not use any emulation or HDMI upscaling etc to play these games. I think there is something truly nostalgic about playing the games on original consoles, with original controllers on television technology typical of the time. I currently play on a 25” Sony Trinitron that I acquired for a whole £20 from its original owner.
To capture the games I am using an external Elgato Game Capture card and composite cables, as well as a composite splitter on the TV so I do not need the Elgato HDMI output to play along.
If you are interested in my setup and want to know more then let me know in the comments, if I get enough interest I am happy to record a run down of the setup.
*Music Credits*
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Great video and thanks for the shout out! Buck is a perfectly serviceable game worthy of a rental back in the day. I never made it to those later game levels, which look sweet. Never knew the developers were also behind Star Fox. Kind of like how Body Harvest was a precursor to GTA, developed by DMA. That is a rough play through but worth it for historical purposes.
I enjoyed playing it. I found it quite punishing for early players but I could imagine if you mastered it then it would be rewarding. Thanks for suggesting it.
Buck Bumble known for its banger titlescreen song aswell as the fog which is heavily apparent. This video is great! The music is the highlight of this title for me.
That title screen song took me by surprise!
I was a big fan of Argonaut Games back in the mid to late 80s with the awesome Starglider & Starglider 2 on the Atari ST and Amiga. The story of how this small team from Blighty showed Nintendo how to do 3D back in the early 90s with Starfox was fantastic at the time. I'm afraid it all went a bit wrong for me when they moved onto console game development and more kid friendly games. With me being in my late 20s when I owned the N64, these games just passed me by. Great video though and keep up the awesome work!
This is why I love TH-cam and the retro gaming community. I love these nuggets of info. Thanks Jayme!
as someone from the US that had this game. it was extremely difficult at first, but the multiplayer was SUPER fun
I do want to give the multiplayer a go, not sure my kids are bothered but I will break it out next time I have one of my mates over. Thanks for the recommendation.