My mom ordered the NES Game Atlas direct. She got a free year sub of Nintendo Power. The first issue we received had Donkey Kong Country on it AND in the rating section, it had Wario's Woods for NES. This was also one the last issues to feature the Nintendo Power Boy/mascot NESTER.
The SNES version's 2 player vs mode is incredibly intense. It's almost like playing Tekken when 2 knowledgeable players are going head to head with combo after combo. Each side going up then down while the announcer is like "Cool!" and "Hello!" And sometimes it says "Breakfast!" and an egg falls down.
@@DonutTPOTer I do not care for re-releases at all. Original or emu is the way. Not paying for the same IP twice, its not food and I won't allow it to be conflated with food or gas or a service of some kind. It's just IP. It should be free after a sane copyright period.
In probably 1997 I went to toys r us to play the n64 demo machine, it was not out yet. They had copies of mega man 6 on clearance for the nes in their case. I bought one for like 15 dollars so that was the last nes game I ever purchased new and the only nes game they still had on their game cases.
I had the Jungle Book NES game. It's one of those "WTF am I supposed to do?" kind of game. Ultimately you're supposed to defeat all enemies in order to progress to the next level, but the manual never mentions that.
I knew em all but marios time machine i didnt realize was so late in the life of nes. Good video erin. Always a great channel. Take this for a coffee on me
Great idea Erin! StarTropics 2 was released in March 94, just missing your list. However, it was the 2nd to last NES game Nintendo itself developed. I'd almost like to see videos for both lists for various consoles: The last five games developed by the console maker itself, and the last five games overall for the console.
According to what I've read, these games were released after Zoda's Revenge. It was released in March 1994 in NA which is before these 5 games I featured.
@@ErinPlays Correct. Your list was the last five licensed games made for the NES (made by any company ie Taito) . I just meant a potentially interesting additional list would be the last 5 games made by the console maker (ie Nintendo for the NES or Sega for the Genesis) itself for that console. Sort of a, here's what the company itself could do with the system at the end, versus what 3rd party companies could do with it. Hope that made sense. Sorry for any potential confusion!
Watching this made me realize that I've never played the last 5 games released for the NES. I'm definitely going to try Flinstones and Wario's Woods. A video on the last 5 Sega Master System games released in North America would be interesting.
One of them is Sonic the Hedgehog 1 Master System version in 1991. It sold nowhere near as many copies as in the UK & Europe, so they didn't bother releasing any more Sonic games on the Master System in North America.
Wow, Marios Time Machine. This game reminds me of having a bad flu. I remember my mom renting this game when I was home sick from school and just feeling miserable. I had trouble playing it and just gave up after a while.
I remember seeing some of these in Nintendo Power. Even though I only had a SNES at the time, it was cool to see the older console was still going. It eventually got me interested in going back and exploring the NES library.
I think this is a great idea, Erin. There's so many systems to choose from too, especially if you include handhelds. People might be surprised about ones from the Intellivision, Atari, 2600, 5200, 7800, Lynx, GameBoy, GameBoyColor, ColecoVision, etc.
It's a battle between Mario's Time Machine, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Mario is Missing, for the number one spot on my top three most disappointing weekend rentals ever. It's amazing how long a feeling of disappointment can linger....
I love seeing videos like this! They always surprise me because the final games released for the major consoles never seem to be what I think they were! I'm suddenly interested in the final games for other consoles. Especially the TurboGrafx-16 - my first console, still a favorite, and the one that kicked off my passion for gaming.
I've played the SNES versions of Mario's Time Machine, Incredible Crash Dummies, and Wario's Woods. Mario's Time Machine was god awful; Incredible Crash Dummies was okay, and Wario's Woods was pretty good actually. I'm scared of the NES versions, though Thanks for the content, Erin Plays!
Back in the days of game magazines, Marios Time Machine looked great (on paper) with all the SNES sprites. But...MAN! There was some "edutained" kids that Christmas!
I was edutained by Mario Is Missing for my birthday one year. My brother saw a Mario game at the store and didn't know any better. I forgive him, it was the thought that counts.
My first time playing "Wario's Woods" was as one of the unlockable NES games that are playable in the original "Animal Crossing" game for the Nintendo Gamecube, and it's still fun to play on the Nintendo Switch via NES Online Service as well.
Great video. Between those games I had played only The Jungle Book as a kid, but after all it wasn't a very good game. I have so many nostalgic NES memories and these games were the end of this game era.
xD the flintstone game was on almost EVERY nes clone you could buy on German Flee Market it seems. I knew of 4 kids with NES Clones (all looking like the European SNES) with had different games on it but every one had the Flinstsone game
I didn't have an SNES yet in 1994, so I was really excited about these games. New releases that I could play on the NES we're very few and far between by that time, so I was happy with a Mario is missing.
i remember my brother and i already had the snes as kids, the last nes game we got was star tropics 2 zodas revenge. we ordered it from a local electronics store and called them every weekend for months seeing if it had come in yet haha. back then games either didnt have release dates, or we had no way of looking it up, as the internet wasnt around yet.
Consoles’ final games can be interesting, I even own a few myself! The PSone’s last game here in Europe was either Schnappi or Shoot, I own Schnappi mainly because it’s tied to an IP I love! I also own the US version of The Lost World Jurassic Park for my Game Gear, it was the last game to be released for that system here in Europe! Freestyle Scooter may not be the best extreme sports game but I own it mainly because it was the last Dreamcast game to be released here in Europe. I would own more consoles’ last games but some are so rare and expensive, like The Smurfs Travel The World for the Sega Master System, or too violent for my taste, like Deep Fear on the Saturn!
Awesome video, Erin! I never knew The Jungle Book was a part of the last NES games. Would you do a video for the last Super Nintendo games, please? Thank you, Erin!!
I think here in Europe The Lion King was released in 1995, not 1994. Anyway, I don't remember that mode B being in SNES Wario's Woods. I'll need to check that out. I agree with you on the controls in Jungle Book, yeah, they are really frustrating and take a lot getting used to. I still like the game though
I lost over 300 digital games when my Xbox 360 quit. Digital games are not real games as they can be taken away from you at any time with no compensation. I suggest that if you buy digital games that you play them ASAP.
@@danbauer3669 I have two New 3DS XLs, one barely used, with all my downloaded games and DLCs on both so that probably won't be an issue for a long time.
@@roguerifter9724 good on you. Good thinking. My Xbox 360 hard drive is fine but I have to buy a new 360 slim to access it. I already got one, but the previous owner engaged family mode which makes the console completely useless. The other frustrating part is that the Xbox 360 will no longer connect to the internet because Roger's bought Shaw.... internet service providers here in Canada. Roger's doesn't offer 4G service, only 5G and the 360 is incompatible with that. But, even though you've backed your stuff up (back it up again to be safe!) I still suggest you play those games! My physical game collection is over 2000 games, digital doubles it, but many times I would buy digital games because of price and then never play them. So, you think you're saving money but you're actually burning it! Yikes!
Nintendo fanatic here. I couldn't agree more with what you said about _Wario's Woods_ outshining every other late NES release shown here. I unashamedly own and love that game, and just like _Puzznic,_ they really do give you a challenge. Also, I appreciate your breakdown of the controls in _The Jungle Book,_ I was actually on the fence whether to buy a physical copy of it, but, I think I'm good now lol. No game pisses me off more than having awkward/bad controls. Thanks for sharing. 👍😊
When I was a kid, while browsing emulation sites, I discovered the bootleg of Super Mario World on NES. Not so long after, I discovered Mario's Time Machine and I genuinely thought it was made by the same team. I was shocked to learn it's actually a Nintendo licenced game.
Had no idea they made NES games all the way through late '94. Yoshi looks strange on nes. Also had no idea there existed a Flintstons game. I think I would've liked it just like the movie that came out that summer. Anyway the Yellow jacket looks good on you. Looks totally 90s....
The NES wasn't formally discontinued until 1995 worldwide, although I believe many of the games released in 1995 were NTSC games released in PAL territories (eg. Wario's Woods).
This made me curious about the last 5 official NA releases that were NES only (not co-released with games for other platforms). Which are: Rescue Rangers 2, Mega Man 6, Mickey's Adventures in Numberland, Startropics 2, and Surprise at Dinosaur Peak. This is really difficult to do with Game Boy by the way, different people could have radically different lists based on where they draw the lines.
whenever I think software toolworks I think of Oregon Trail, then I think of diarrhea. when I think of diarrhea, I think of interruptions to GAME TIME!!! No thanks to that. That's why I use the DX Racer Diarrhea Absorber Chair with FIFTY gallon liquid and solid storage tank. it's got an odor-resistant charcoal filtered seat cushion and a snack caddy for snacking on the go. awesome video as usual, Erin! it always makes my heart LITERALLY swell with joy every time I see you upload a new video, to the point where I am in medical danger and I need a cocktail of pills not to die from my cardiac issues. Keep on gaming!
I have a lot of nostalgia for the Genesis version of Crash Dummies as that was one I rented a lot back in the day. The NES game is playable but gets old really fast. Last 5 N64 games ever released video would be a good one. Conker's and Mario Party 3 were among the last.
I'm glad this popped up in my recommendations. I got the NES in '87 and played the heck out of the thing. I can't wait to watch this all the way through.
Very good style of reviewing the latest official titles, you can feel a lot of love for the games and effort in playing through them! I wish it was an old video so that there would already be parts for Mega Drive etc haha. Would also be cool if Eu and Ja regions were included in the list (at least the last title for each).
I would like to hear more of the context like how long after the next console came out, and what other games were coming out around that time (I was surprised to see Yoshi anywhere on the NES for example)
Taito made two Flintstones games. The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino and Hoppy was the first game and was really well done. You can only play as Fred, but it was a solid platformer.
In half of the levels in The Incredible Crash Dummies you play with a character which has legs which means in those levels the controls are not slippery.
It seems so short now. 91 to 94. By that timeline, PS5 should already be seeing a sunset. Younger people have no idea how fast technology moved in the 90s.
I remember how sad me and my brother have been, once we where told that NES games won´t be produced anymore. My last game I ever bought was Mega Man V - and it litterally ROCKED!
Thanks for uploading! This video is informative and well-presented :) I’m interested in more videos on this topic. Can you do a video on the final 5 games for the Game Boy Color?
Hey girl, is that a strokes T shirt you're wearing? Great band! Tried to see them at Boston calling but unfortunately a covid case caused them to pull out at the last minute.
Awesome video! Thanks for the memories! Please do a video for the Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis and Nintendo 64! And you could also do Game Boy too if Pokemon is one of those games.
It's wild how the NES was still getting official game releases in North America when the SNES only had a few years left in that market. These games shared store shelves with the likes of Donkey Kong Country, Super Metroid, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, DOOM II, The Elder Scrolls: Arena, Tie Fighter, Warcraft and X-COM. I know it's not the craziest lifespan for a game console, but it's still impressive considering how fast technology was progressing at the time. The NES launched in North America when systems like the Atari 2600 and Intellivision were still the de facto game consoles and was discontinued around the same time that the PlayStation was first released.
I was always under the impression that StarTropics 2 was onle of the last NES games ever released but I guess there were atleast 5 that came after it. My cousin had that Flintstones game and I remember it being quite fun when we played it.
Fun Fact: Wario's Woods is the only NES game to get an age rating from the ESRB.
Specifically, K-A (Kids to Adults); now E (Everyone).
What? Why?
@@samkinison2375 The NES was pretty much at the end of its lifespan when the ESRB was established.
Why is it on nearly every YT video that someone has to put "Fun Fact" then give a fact that most everyone knows? 😅😅😅
Ooo, that IS a fun fact
My mom ordered the NES Game Atlas direct. She got a free year sub of Nintendo Power. The first issue we received had Donkey Kong Country on it AND in the rating section, it had Wario's Woods for NES. This was also one the last issues to feature the Nintendo Power Boy/mascot NESTER.
Very cool!!! 😃
They should’ve just renamed him SNESter
Wario's Woods is incredibly addictive once you learn the strategies to the game. I put it right up there with Tetris and Dr. Mario.
Wario's Woods is underrated NES classic! I love it!
The SNES version's 2 player vs mode is incredibly intense. It's almost like playing Tekken when 2 knowledgeable players are going head to head with combo after combo. Each side going up then down while the announcer is like "Cool!" and "Hello!" And sometimes it says "Breakfast!" and an egg falls down.
@@freedustin sucks how that version is NEVER re-released despite having an NA release
@@DonutTPOTer I do not care for re-releases at all. Original or emu is the way. Not paying for the same IP twice, its not food and I won't allow it to be conflated with food or gas or a service of some kind. It's just IP. It should be free after a sane copyright period.
Amen. My all-time favorite puzzle game ever.
In probably 1997 I went to toys r us to play the n64 demo machine, it was not out yet. They had copies of mega man 6 on clearance for the nes in their case. I bought one for like 15 dollars so that was the last nes game I ever purchased new and the only nes game they still had on their game cases.
I had the Jungle Book NES game. It's one of those "WTF am I supposed to do?" kind of game. Ultimately you're supposed to defeat all enemies in order to progress to the next level, but the manual never mentions that.
You'll figure it out after a couple years. Hehe
I knew em all but marios time machine i didnt realize was so late in the life of nes. Good video erin. Always a great channel. Take this for a coffee on me
Thank you very much for the coffee, haha. I’m glad you still like my videos!
Great idea Erin! StarTropics 2 was released in March 94, just missing your list. However, it was the 2nd to last NES game Nintendo itself developed. I'd almost like to see videos for both lists for various consoles: The last five games developed by the console maker itself, and the last five games overall for the console.
According to what I've read, these games were released after Zoda's Revenge. It was released in March 1994 in NA which is before these 5 games I featured.
@@ErinPlays Correct. Your list was the last five licensed games made for the NES (made by any company ie Taito) . I just meant a potentially interesting additional list would be the last 5 games made by the console maker (ie Nintendo for the NES or Sega for the Genesis) itself for that console. Sort of a, here's what the company itself could do with the system at the end, versus what 3rd party companies could do with it. Hope that made sense. Sorry for any potential confusion!
Great games both startropics.
I appreciate all the great content. These kinds of videos are fascinating. Thank you.
Watching this made me realize that I've never played the last 5 games released for the NES. I'm definitely going to try Flinstones and Wario's Woods. A video on the last 5 Sega Master System games released in North America would be interesting.
One of them is Sonic the Hedgehog 1 Master System version in 1991. It sold nowhere near as many copies as in the UK & Europe, so they didn't bother releasing any more Sonic games on the Master System in North America.
She's right about Wario's Woods, it's an actual good game. I love the NES, but many games aren't actually fun to play.
Wow, Marios Time Machine. This game reminds me of having a bad flu. I remember my mom renting this game when I was home sick from school and just feeling miserable. I had trouble playing it and just gave up after a while.
You really flexed your NES knowledge near the start of the video :) Great video! 😎
I remember seeing some of these in Nintendo Power. Even though I only had a SNES at the time, it was cool to see the older console was still going. It eventually got me interested in going back and exploring the NES library.
I think this is a great idea, Erin. There's so many systems to choose from too, especially if you include handhelds. People might be surprised about ones from the Intellivision, Atari, 2600, 5200, 7800, Lynx, GameBoy, GameBoyColor, ColecoVision, etc.
I vote for the Atari 2600. It was the first console I ever owned. The last games for the 2600 would be incredibly interesting.
@@williamstewart2372 Same for me. It'll always be my favorite.
I had so much fun playing The Flintstones at Dinosaur Peak and Great Video Erin as always
Thank you! 😀
@@ErinPlays 😇
Omg Marios Time Machine, thats my favorite game!!! Said literally no one ever.
It's so, so bad XD
@@ErinPlays3:36 Is he really your little bird friend when he keeps stealing your stuff?
It's a battle between Mario's Time Machine, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Mario is Missing, for the number one spot on my top three most disappointing weekend rentals ever. It's amazing how long a feeling of disappointment can linger....
@@Boco_Corwin So true. The pain is still fresh today.
@@Boco_Corwin I always liked Who Framed Roger Rabbit? when I was a kid.
Mario's Time Machine looks like one of those pirate hacks.
But worse
I love seeing videos like this! They always surprise me because the final games released for the major consoles never seem to be what I think they were!
I'm suddenly interested in the final games for other consoles. Especially the TurboGrafx-16 - my first console, still a favorite, and the one that kicked off my passion for gaming.
Loved it, those are games I've not played yet, so it's good to get to know them and you explained very well what they're all about.
I've played the SNES versions of Mario's Time Machine, Incredible Crash Dummies, and Wario's Woods. Mario's Time Machine was god awful; Incredible Crash Dummies was okay, and Wario's Woods was pretty good actually. I'm scared of the NES versions, though
Thanks for the content, Erin Plays!
Thanks for watching!
Back in the days of game magazines, Marios Time Machine looked great (on paper) with all the SNES sprites. But...MAN! There was some "edutained" kids that Christmas!
I was edutained by Mario Is Missing for my birthday one year. My brother saw a Mario game at the store and didn't know any better. I forgive him, it was the thought that counts.
Were.
My first time playing "Wario's Woods" was as one of the unlockable NES games that are playable in the original "Animal Crossing" game for the Nintendo Gamecube, and it's still fun to play on the Nintendo Switch via NES Online Service as well.
Great video. Between those games I had played only The Jungle Book as a kid, but after all it wasn't a very good game. I have so many nostalgic NES memories and these games were the end of this game era.
xD the flintstone game was on almost EVERY nes clone you could buy on German Flee Market it seems. I knew of 4 kids with NES Clones (all looking like the European SNES) with had different games on it but every one had the Flinstsone game
Great video Erin! Would love to see you do this with other consoles
I didn't have an SNES yet in 1994, so I was really excited about these games. New releases that I could play on the NES we're very few and far between by that time, so I was happy with a Mario is missing.
Its amazing to me the NES lasted so long and had quality games like Wario's Woods come put at tge very end. Best console ever
🙋♂️hello, I'm from Brazil🇧🇷 and I follow you from here...I found your channel very cool and interesting...congratulations...😁👏
great job as always erin! happy holidays
Thank you! You too!
Amazing video Erin 🎉❤
i remember my brother and i already had the snes as kids, the last nes game we got was star tropics 2 zodas revenge. we ordered it from a local electronics store and called them every weekend for months seeing if it had come in yet haha. back then games either didnt have release dates, or we had no way of looking it up, as the internet wasnt around yet.
Hey Erin!
Happy Holidays, and to everyone! Love this channel keep it up!
I had the crash test dummy car and my cousin had the crash center. It was super fun to be honest! I wonder what ever happened do that car.
Consoles’ final games can be interesting, I even own a few myself! The PSone’s last game here in Europe was either Schnappi or Shoot, I own Schnappi mainly because it’s tied to an IP I love! I also own the US version of The Lost World Jurassic Park for my Game Gear, it was the last game to be released for that system here in Europe! Freestyle Scooter may not be the best extreme sports game but I own it mainly because it was the last Dreamcast game to be released here in Europe. I would own more consoles’ last games but some are so rare and expensive, like The Smurfs Travel The World for the Sega Master System, or too violent for my taste, like Deep Fear on the Saturn!
Having NES games still out in 94 is crazy
Great video Erin, thank you :)
Strokes shirt? Solid choice. 👍🏼
Awesome video, Erin! I never knew The Jungle Book was a part of the last NES games. Would you do a video for the last Super Nintendo games, please? Thank you, Erin!!
I think here in Europe The Lion King was released in 1995, not 1994. Anyway, I don't remember that mode B being in SNES Wario's Woods. I'll need to check that out. I agree with you on the controls in Jungle Book, yeah, they are really frustrating and take a lot getting used to. I still like the game though
I have Wario's Woods on my 3DS (I went on a virtual console buying spree in the 3DS E-shop's last months) and played it a little last week.
I lost over 300 digital games when my Xbox 360 quit.
Digital games are not real games as they can be taken away from you at any time with no compensation.
I suggest that if you buy digital games that you play them ASAP.
@@danbauer3669 I have two New 3DS XLs, one barely used, with all my downloaded games and DLCs on both so that probably won't be an issue for a long time.
@@roguerifter9724 good on you. Good thinking.
My Xbox 360 hard drive is fine but I have to buy a new 360 slim to access it. I already got one, but the previous owner engaged family mode which makes the console completely useless.
The other frustrating part is that the Xbox 360 will no longer connect to the internet because Roger's bought Shaw.... internet service providers here in Canada. Roger's doesn't offer 4G service, only 5G and the 360 is incompatible with that.
But, even though you've backed your stuff up (back it up again to be safe!) I still suggest you play those games! My physical game collection is over 2000 games, digital doubles it, but many times I would buy digital games because of price and then never play them. So, you think you're saving money but you're actually burning it! Yikes!
That was a fun watch. TY!
This was fun! Thank you!
4:28 "GRAND DAD!!!"
Nintendo fanatic here. I couldn't agree more with what you said about _Wario's Woods_ outshining every other late NES release shown here. I unashamedly own and love that game, and just like _Puzznic,_ they really do give you a challenge.
Also, I appreciate your breakdown of the controls in _The Jungle Book,_ I was actually on the fence whether to buy a physical copy of it, but, I think I'm good now lol. No game pisses me off more than having awkward/bad controls.
Thanks for sharing. 👍😊
When I was a kid, while browsing emulation sites, I discovered the bootleg of Super Mario World on NES. Not so long after, I discovered Mario's Time Machine and I genuinely thought it was made by the same team. I was shocked to learn it's actually a Nintendo licenced game.
If the NES was Over, we will continue on for a more Modern NES games. Appreciate to you Erin!
Enjoyed the video, Erin. You rock!
Had no idea they made NES games all the way through late '94. Yoshi looks strange on nes. Also had no idea there existed a Flintstons game. I think I would've liked it just like the movie that came out that summer. Anyway the Yellow jacket looks good on you. Looks totally 90s....
There are two Flintstones games.THey are pretty similar. One is really common and the one shown here is rare and expensive.
The NES wasn't formally discontinued until 1995 worldwide, although I believe many of the games released in 1995 were NTSC games released in PAL territories (eg. Wario's Woods).
This made me curious about the last 5 official NA releases that were NES only (not co-released with games for other platforms). Which are: Rescue Rangers 2, Mega Man 6, Mickey's Adventures in Numberland, Startropics 2, and Surprise at Dinosaur Peak. This is really difficult to do with Game Boy by the way, different people could have radically different lists based on where they draw the lines.
Is the NES-version of Incredible Crash Dummies on anything else?
@@Ruudos SNES
@@holdingpattern245 They are different games.
@@goatbone but it was co-released, along with the Game Boy game, unlike the other games I said
Great job Erin, also in Crash Dummies when the dummy loses his head there's a spare head item that you can collect to get the controls back to normal
Ah I didn't know that, thanks!
Thanks for sharing these NES games Erin!
Really loved this video! Would love to see the last 5 games for SNES
I've been interested in the final releases of various consoles before... some of them are surprising. How about Game Boy?
That's a nice topic! I'd love to see videos like that for other systems
whenever I think software toolworks I think of Oregon Trail, then I think of diarrhea. when I think of diarrhea, I think of interruptions to GAME TIME!!! No thanks to that. That's why I use the DX Racer Diarrhea Absorber Chair with FIFTY gallon liquid and solid storage tank. it's got an odor-resistant charcoal filtered seat cushion and a snack caddy for snacking on the go.
awesome video as usual, Erin! it always makes my heart LITERALLY swell with joy every time I see you upload a new video, to the point where I am in medical danger and I need a cocktail of pills not to die from my cardiac issues. Keep on gaming!
I have a lot of nostalgia for the Genesis version of Crash Dummies as that was one I rented a lot back in the day. The NES game is playable but gets old really fast.
Last 5 N64 games ever released video would be a good one. Conker's and Mario Party 3 were among the last.
Sweet, can't wait to watch!
I'm glad this popped up in my recommendations. I got the NES in '87 and played the heck out of the thing. I can't wait to watch this all the way through.
I just discovered your channel and I love it! Such cool content
Yay! Thank you!
wow, that's actually a lot of fun, good video.
Great video Erin, I would love to see you do the last 5 games on the SNES
Would like to see the video for N64. Probably my all time favorite console
I played NES either 1993 or 1994, game was Super Mario Bros.
Very good style of reviewing the latest official titles, you can feel a lot of love for the games and effort in playing through them! I wish it was an old video so that there would already be parts for Mega Drive etc haha. Would also be cool if Eu and Ja regions were included in the list (at least the last title for each).
Great video. That must have been disappointing if you got Mario is missing as a gift
I would like to hear more of the context like how long after the next console came out, and what other games were coming out around that time (I was surprised to see Yoshi anywhere on the NES for example)
This was fun! I’ll be happy with any console, honestly. This is an interesting topic.
Fun video - a look at late releases for other classic consoles would be a lot of fun.
A better mic would really kick things up a notch, as well.
Great series, Erin. Thanks!
Crazy a flintstones game actually looks fun and well made
Taito made two Flintstones games. The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino and Hoppy was the first game and was really well done. You can only play as Fred, but it was a solid platformer.
this wwas great! if you do another, I'd love to get the date each game relased too
Very interesting and great idea for an upload, nice one. I still love revisiting 8/16 bit games
In the fifth grade our teacher let us play marios time machine in class still hated it lol awesome video Erin
Flinstones and Jungle book are both amazing games,and Jungle book controls are not that bad.
In half of the levels in The Incredible Crash Dummies you play with a character which has legs which means in those levels the controls are not slippery.
no.
Interesting video Erin. I'd like to see you do one on the last games released on SNES.
10:51 that thwomp looks like a piece of bread 😆 🍞
Oh that lava lamp, such a classic
I had no idea these were the last 5. Thank you for sharing
I was assuming Zoda’s Revenge would be on here before I watched the video. I love that very flawed NES game.
It seems so short now. 91 to 94. By that timeline, PS5 should already be seeing a sunset. Younger people have no idea how fast technology moved in the 90s.
I loved this video! It was really interesting!
Neat idea. Keep it going. How about the dreamcast?
Yoshi's cookie. I always like the sound Yoshi makes when he sticks out his tongue. He makes a quick, "Blaow" I can't remember now
I remember how sad me and my brother have been, once we where told that NES games won´t be produced anymore. My last game I ever bought was Mega Man V - and it litterally ROCKED!
Hey great content and also congrats on a nice sub count. Pls get a better mic though
Thanks for uploading! This video is informative and well-presented :)
I’m interested in more videos on this topic. Can you do a video on the final 5 games for the Game Boy Color?
Wario's Woods is really fun. I played it on the Switch's nes app. Hope you do this for the Genesis.
Excellent retrospective, thank you!
I would definitely be interested in seeing this kind of list for other systems; not particularly picky which ones.
Hey girl, is that a strokes T shirt you're wearing? Great band! Tried to see them at Boston calling but unfortunately a covid case caused them to pull out at the last minute.
Yes, it is! They’re my fave band. I hope you get a chance to see them!
good stuff erin :) always love the vids. Now time to see if i know them all 😎
Thank you!! 😁
You really need to pick up Sam's Journey now that it's finally finished. Now just waiting for Orange Island and Piopow to come out sometime soon.
Sure I'd love to see another vid like this. Thanks for the history lesson Erin. ✌
I would love to see that last serie of games released for the famicom.
Wario's Woods seems nice, thanks for the video. And about other consoles last 5 games, make it a series 😀
Awesome video! Thanks for the memories! Please do a video for the Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis and Nintendo 64! And you could also do Game Boy too if Pokemon is one of those games.
Maybe a weird request, but I’d love to see the last 5 games released for the Sega Master System.
It's wild how the NES was still getting official game releases in North America when the SNES only had a few years left in that market. These games shared store shelves with the likes of Donkey Kong Country, Super Metroid, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, DOOM II, The Elder Scrolls: Arena, Tie Fighter, Warcraft and X-COM.
I know it's not the craziest lifespan for a game console, but it's still impressive considering how fast technology was progressing at the time. The NES launched in North America when systems like the Atari 2600 and Intellivision were still the de facto game consoles and was discontinued around the same time that the PlayStation was first released.
I was always under the impression that StarTropics 2 was onle of the last NES games ever released but I guess there were atleast 5 that came after it.
My cousin had that Flintstones game and I remember it being quite fun when we played it.
You have earned yourself another subscriber. You are a delight to watch.