The History of The Ninja Warriors arcade console documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มี.ค. 2021
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The SNES version is still my favorite. One of the best games on the system.
sorry Pac, this game is boring and it gets boring fast. it needs more ninja type move sets. thanks for the video tho💪
i was lucky enough to play this as a kid and see the wonder that it was , never payed much attention until the snes version came out, and now , many years later, playing them both on my switch, the arcade version and the snes remaster, still one of my favorite snes games of all time, and one hell of a memory, i think they other game at the time that blew me away was LASER GHOSE, that one with the 3 guns and the holograpic laser shooting on the screen, that really was impressive for the time.
People who missed the arcade age because they simply werent born are a bunch i feel sorry for lol🤷🏿♂️. I burned hours at a time in the arcades as a kid! What fun!
This is one of the rare cases where I prefer the SNES version over the original. Excellent video!
Loved this game in the arcade. That slow but menacing walk they had was so cool.
The SNES version had different enemies, depending if you were playing the Japanese or North American version. The Japanese version had female ninjas, which were replaced by claw ninjas in the North American version. In addition, the SNES version had an anti-piracy measure that would make the game become insanely difficult if it was triggered.
I had to catch a bus to have this game take my money.
I remember losing hella quarters to this game😂
I swear, if the date of the fascist dictatorship was set anywhere between 2016 to 2020 instead of 1993, I would have choked on my own laughter. lol! That would have been some cosmic coincidence.
Oh man! This game. I first saw this in the early 90s at the BX. I begged my dad for a quarter but he said no. I tried to describe this game to my friends, trying to describe the graphics and the screen. They all thought I was lying, so we convinced my mom to go and we scrounged all our quarters and when we got back to the BX a few weeks later the machine was gone. We still had some fun with the other games but I was so disappointed. I could never figure out the name of this game. It took 28 more years before I ran into it again. Even well into my 30s I still said YESSSSS really loud and ran to it. I finally got to play and it was still worth the wait.
new patman! makes my week!!!
Triple screen arcade the height of arcade sophistication back in the 80s. Great narration in this vid, you sound in great shape. Thanks again for a great historical video.
"Smooth like buttah" lol. Man I hope to find one of these arcade beasts in the wild. Never knew about this one as a git. Awesome Pat!👊💥🇺🇲
I’ll always remember the awesome and catchy “Daddy Mulk”.
I remember back in 88 when i was 12 that this arcade was so popular that it was sort of an exclusive to older tougher teenagers, meaning that us younger non metal kids could never get to play it, always some guys on it. When you got a chance it was a miracle.
Being from the Chicagoland area myself, I LOVE that you mention the area, Aladdin’s Castle, and ur Galloping Ghost!
Great memories playing this on summer break hangingout with my grandfather at the bowling alley!. Great vid
The two things that I remember the most about The Ninja Warriors were: 1st - The awesome background music when the game was being played, and 2nd - When I was finally able to complete the entire mission with one Quarter.
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