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Episode 23
Battletoads may be the most difficult game on the NES, but it's also one of the best! This game was designed to be exceptionally challenging, and it did not disappoint. So how did such an amazing game come to the Nintendo Entertainment System? In today's video we'll find out!
Then we'll do a deep dive on the game where we will learn:
Strategies for EVERY level! These levels seem hard, but I'll show you the EASIEST way to beat all of them!
The location of every WARP ZONE!
SHORTCUTS to sneak through the most difficult stages!
Multiple strategies for completing the TURBO TUNNEL!
A SECRET GLITCH that allows you to SKIP THE SPEEDER BIKES!
How to ESCAPE the SNAKE PIT!
A trick to finish RAT RACE in seconds!
Strategies for defeating EVERY BOSS, including The Dark Queen!
The SECRET to starting the game with 36 LIVES... AND MORE!
SPECIAL NOTE - Music Track from Iron Mike Sharp!
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Thanks for watching!
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Great vid as usual. Some excellent tips. I told u I was struggling with the inferno hence why I chose to skip it but your hanging low strat makes for a much easier time. Great tip. The steelbeaks I couldn't work out a timing for they are a nightmare tho I first one is an excellent place to farm an extra life as u get 5000 points each time and he infinitely respawns, you just stay behind him. If u die u get the 1up anyway
Thanks, man! I didn't think the Inferno was too bad, but the second half of the Snakes is a nightmare. That's the more compelling reason to use the warp, IMO.
Cool tip about the Steelbeaks! Those guys don't look dangerous, but will totally wreck your day.
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I've literally owned the game for 30 years and never *legitimately* saw the fourth level.
4th level was a legit myth. What we have seen is illuminati secrets
I've figuratively owned it for the same amount of time!!!
Wow bad much?
Literally bad
@@hihihihihello how rude lol
Bro you are the Bob Ross of video games. You make all of this look so easy that anybody can do it. But having owned this game since it came out I only have nightmares. Never got past level 3. Thanks for showing what the rest of the game looks like via playthrough session.
Thank you, so much! The "Bob Ross of video games" is really high praise!! I love Bob's calm style, and have always felt like that's a great way to be.
You owe it to yourself to try it now. It is difficult but well worth the effort. I recently did it about 3 months ago. Took me about 3 months of trial and error but I figured it out. THis was before this video. This video had alot more tips and tricks then I knew about.
There are no real "game over"s,... just happy little mistakes on your way to victory!
Haha I know right he has a very calming demeanor like Bob Ross. Very asmr like relaxing as well as helpful.😃
exactly what I thought, the soothing voice.
That pause screen beat will forever be stuck in my head
Its in my head now!!
It's like they rhythmically beat some monster's head alltogether)))
It's THE best. I have a booty of it as a ringtone on my phone.
There is a shortcut in the 4th snake pit room you missed. It skips the final hardest part! When you’re on the 4th snake (yellow and red) ride it to the top of the screen. Wait until near the end of the snake and then jump way over to the right. It takes you right to the exit!
That's how bootsy does it.
I'm 40 and haven't played this game since I was around ten, yet the instant you got to the speeder bike section, a combo of music and colors gave me a sense memory panic attack. I remember this game made me think I was bad at video games. New games come with limited edition skins, NES games came with ptsd and a failure complex.
Battletoads isn't just a game that you can learn about and then beat. It legitimately takes a great deal of concentration and fantastic hand-eye coordination. Great game, but I was lousy at it growing up. After beating the bikes, I remember thinking the game wouldn't get any tougher--and it definitely did.
I think I have PTSD from playing Battletoads back in the early 90's. Such a brutal game. Watching this play-through though I realize just how impressive this game is from a technical stand point. The graphics are phenomenal and the gameplay itself (as brutal as it is) has tons of variety and creative ideas. The music rocks too. Truly one of the greatest games of the 8-bit era.
Rare's use of color in this game is phenomenal!
Honestly, the level of difficulty combined with finite continues is why so many people included myself never bothered to get past the 3rd level
Your walkthrough are like a modern way of reading Nintendo Power, so fantastic and entertaining and eye opening helpful even to the kid in me.
Thanks, John! I used to read Nintendo Power cover to cover every month - I'm probably heavily influenced by it.
@@UCanBeatVideoGames Same!
This is probably the only NES game that I never finished once. But hell was it badass.
No doubt!
You owe it to yourself to beat it. I recently did not too long ago. It really is an accomplishment.
If you like this game, try Gotsugoku on NES. It's hard and pretty awesome.
Very cool to see your channel taking off with the focus that it has... with your appreciation for tackling difficult challenges, I think you could appreciate how hard it would be to run 🏃 while playing through a game at the same time. In a wellness & gaming effort, I tackled NG, Contra, Battletoads, and Ghosts N Goblins while jogging behind our homemade NES bike lol.
Nice golden retriever too lol we have 2 of them now, a lighter Irish cream that’s 10 months old and our newest is 2 months old, more of the classic darker color like yours :)
I can't even imagine trying to beat some of those games while jogging! That's awesome! We have one of those Pelotons, so that's how I usually work out, aside from walking the dog!
A two month old golden puppy is soooo cute, and a bundle of energy! My wife wants to get a second golden soon, so my little buddy might have a dog friend in the future.
I beat this game multiple times as a kid both with and without warping. This is what happens when you are poor and have more time than money. It took me forever to get past chapter 11 cause I couldn’t figure out how to gain separation on the curves. I never did figure it out. I played it so much I eventually did it by just instinct with timing when to turn. For chapter 8 you can safely destroy all those stupid gassers with stick or ram attack. Makes it way easier climbing up the shaft. Great video on truly one of the hardest NES games ever made. I bought it for the colorful cover and thought I was going to get a TMNT arcade beat em up clone except with hilarious toads. Then was sodomized by the Turbo Tunnel and realized what I had gotten myself into buying the game. Thanks for the memories. 😅
Only took over 3 decades lol but with a little perseverance and your guide, I finally can say I beat Battletoads!!!!!
Literally everything I can do to not giggle like a high schooler at "try to get behind her and do a ram attack."
Giggity.
...I swear I'm an adult.
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Hey, let's face it, we'd ALL like to do that.
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That's the only way to win
Haha. I was thinking something similar, but I like your giggity version better.
God I could never get past the racer level, soooooo f***ing hard
Soooooooooooo hard!
The racer one you had to do like a hundred times to memorize it
Me neither. Maybe I beat it once. Maybe.
i still dont believe this video is real because of that level.
41:33 I figured that out as a kid and this is the first time I have ever seen anyone even mention how to avoid that cog. Awesome!
Was stuck on level 7 for the longest now I moved up to level 9. Will be re-watching this video many many times. I'm almost there.
Lolz.. Could only finish this madness with my Gamegenie back in the days.
Only finished it legit 10 years ago.
Honestly, GameGenie is a good tool for a game that's this difficult. It helps to practice the later levels, and once you're familiar you can go back and play it without GG. I personally used it to practice Clinger Wringers a ton of times before I was able to beat the game for the first time.
I could never finish thus game when I was a kid and my tolerance for very hard video games has dropped to 0 as a 34yr old adult with two kids. but I finished it through you Lol. Thanks for the great video.
Don't play stage 12 with infinite lives while drinking. Depression lol
So this is what battle toads level 4 looks like. Never seen it in my life. Always gave up at level 3. Your walk through are very nice keep it up please.
"Try to get her from behind."
Giggity.
something i've noticed with the turbo tunnel. if you don't die, the changes in the music in the bike part actually feels like it "cues" the obstacles. I love this level a lot and after playing it so many times I feel it was intentional.
Cueing music like that is one of Rare's signatures.
I think the level with the gear that chases you and the swimming parts with the shark is the most difficult one in the game, personally.
Phenomenal work. I've binged my way through a number of your videos, you really do great work.
I remember beating this game when I was around 15. I had to try so many levels so many times! I remember trying it as two player and outright giving up. It just seemed even more impossible. The most memorable section for me was the pipe system. I remember playing that one for about 3hrs because I kept dying and respawning before a 1UP. Most rewarding game to beat that I’ve ever played because of how challenging it is.
This is worth sharing!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you!!
I really enjoy your narration style bro! It's relaxing to me and helps me calm down when I need to wind down from all the crazy difficult video games :)
Thanks, Harry!
@@UCanBeatVideoGames you're quite welcome :)
Brutaltoads...thank God the first few levels have great replay value, that's all we ever saw 🐸👀
*tip*: in Clinger Winger if you can't do it try to pause the game just after you hit a corner everytime it will make the level be a breeze. When you hit a corner if you are not inhumanly fast to change the direction quickly (or memorize it losing most of your hearts) the game will register that you are pushing the pad the wrong way, so with the pause button you take away that.
Awesome and very detailed tutorial. Thank you! Sadly there is no warp/shortcut for the stage with that giant ball chasing you. I did not know about that 2nd player continue trick. That'll help a lot for sure 👍
Yeah, that ball is ruthless! Continue trick really helped my first few times through the game. You really just need some lives to get practice on those late game levels.
Remember wearing out controllers on lv 3 on the Sega Genesis as a kid, only got past a few times but was crushed by the slippery ice, this and Legend of Zelda on the NES were a whole family effort to beat during Christmas time when out of town relatives came to vist.
A couple notes not mentioned.
10:12 When collecting 1UPS, look for the 1up shadow before jumping. Jump and place your shadow over the 1UP shadow to make sure you get it. Same for anything using a sudo 3D world such as the enemies, floating walls or ramps.
At 36:25 those fans can be destroyed with the stick if you still have it. The yellow gassers can be busted too. It gives you a nice breather where you don't need to worry about anything.
46:03 When racing the giblet, you can hit him to turn him around. When the hole is at the side, I like to headbutt the giblet over the hole where he will hit the wall, turn around and land on the platform again forcing him to run all the way back and forth again as you fall down the hole. Run to the next hole and repeat. As long as you keep doing it, it will keep the giblet with you instead of it getting ahead.
This was exactly what I was looking for.
One extra thing I might add, is that you can make small skip in level 4. When you go under the walls the shell is pounding up, the game spawns the next set ahead of you, despawning the ones you just passed. Backtracking and with a careful jump down in the pit where the exit is, you can get to exit the level sooner. Prevents you getting squashed in the end by another set of walls and a spiky shell in a tricky spot.
I beat this game once. The ending wasn't worth a second trip.
I have just stumbled upon this channel of yours and started going through your videos and I have to say that this content is just amazing.
Like, it is right up my alley.
It reminds me a bit of those old "How to Beat" type of VHS tapes from the 80/90s but these are way more thorough and actually take you through the whole thing while revealing all kinds of cool trivia along the way. It's kinda surreal.
Had these videos been released back when I was a kid, I can tell it's the kind of stuff I would have watched on repeat, even if I had never played the games in question.
This will definitely be one of the channels I'll keep a closer look at in the future.
As for Battletoads, I didn't own it myself back in the day but I did have a friend who had it and we would sometimes play it but like you said in your video, like many other kids we could never get past the Turbo Tunnel part.
It's crazy to think that developers back then would purposely create so many cool levels and technically impressive gimmick, only to make the early game so cruelly hard that many players would be lucky to even see half of it.
One funny piece of trivia I recently learned of was that just before you kick enemies with your big boot, the game will pause for a second. I always thought that was just solely for dramatic effect but it is in fact the game loading a sound sample to play for the kick.
Fantastic video, mate. And gosh darn impressive to see deathless run with a maxed-out score to boot.
Maybe one day I'll be able to at least complete it too. One can dream xD
Can't wait to see what game you'll be tackling next.
If I may suggest a really great, yet underappreciated game, I would pick Ufouria: The Saga from Sunsoft. It's a really cool Metroidvania kinda game. I recently worked on a hack for it, so I've had to go through it a couple of times as a result and it's definitely the kind of game where a guide could be handy on your first go.
Either that or Bionic Commando :)
Thanks a lot, Captain N! I really appreciate all of the kind words.
Cool fact about the game loading the sound sample - I didn't know that!
I really like Uforia, I played through for the first time last year. I'll definitely put it on my list.
And I'll let you in on a secret. Bionic Commando is the next video.
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That's awesome!
Bionic Commando is another game where I recently worked on a large translation hack and uncovered a lot of cool stuff in the code.
The most interesting thing about the game is probably the differences between the US and Japanese versions.
And I'm not just referring the censoring of the Nazi symbols and story. There are in fact a bunch of gameplay and secret-based changes. Like a super-secret hidden room that'll grant you the ability to activate a shield at any time (if I remember correctly)
However, that whole room was removed from the western version.
There was also a hostage you could interrogate and in the Japanese version, if you attacked him 100 times with your bionic arm, he would give you all the items in the game early on. This was also removed.
There are a whole bunch of little subtle changes like these.
In one of the early neutral areas in the game, you can also swing under some barriers blocking you with a well executed swing by grabbing the ground under them and swing right under. It'll give you a special message in the Japanese version from the soldier on the other side. Not so in the western version, although, you can still perform the swing.
I believe the Japanese version was also more picky about you having to use specific weapons to destroy the various barriers in the game, where the US version will let you use a bigger range in most cases.
But I digress and apologize for this wall of random localization trivia.
I will look forward to seeing the upcoming video :)
I definitely picked up the Japanese version after reading a bit about the differences. I understand why they got rid of all the Swastikas, but I was very surprised at all the changes to the game itself. I have no idea why they made some of these changes - it seems like they put a lot of effort into changing stuff. It's fascinating.
beat this awesome game.. since 1991 no youtube guide. . up to now still enjoy playing. this great video guide
This game has alluded me for decades. I can’t believe I’ve actually seen someone beat it! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
The game came out in 1991. I remember renting it later that year. Our mom naught the game Christmas of 1992. My brother passed this game in February, 1993. He needed my help to pass the winger clinger. He couldn’t pass it without me. I discovered the pause trick on that level. This is one of my favorite NES games of all time.
It feels really good to figure stuff like that out.
I have two brothers, and I was always the one that was really good at games, but they definitely helped out. I remember them helping me win 150cc races in Mario Kart, taking on Rescue Rangers in 2 player mode, and reminding me of where the traps were in StarTropics. Such good times.
Yeah the Rat falls directly onto the bomb after the first one in the PAL one so you cant exploit the trick. Personally I quite like the level now I have it memorized tho one extra tip I think is slightly quicker is to jump forward when your on the white moving girders ie the ones with the Holes in that move left to right. Since your slower when on those because of their movement, you gain a few milliseconds by jumping. I think they may have fixed Sergeant Slaughter too cos that ram stun lock thing doesnt work. At least didnt for me. He always jumps up and squashes you if you ram him the first time. Also great work with the Clinger boss, you completely make him a bitch. I tried to utilise that pick strat but I always screwed it up and found a ram and run approach the safest for me.
Sounds like they really fixed some exploits for the PAL version. Very interesting!
Best part about this game are the sound effects. There's just something so satisfying when you hear the impact of the stick or when you boot those mouse/kangaroo things
Just found this guys channel 15 mins ago and he uploads lol
. Going to start a 4am binge of the channel now
Awesome!!
Same, just found his channel a few hours ago and i saw the TMNT nes video.I watch because i cant beat the dam level
That speeder bike level will go down in history as one of the hardest levels of all time. Even I hadn't beaten it in almost 30 years. I loved when they crossed over with Double Dragon. Great game, and full of humor and action. Good to see Battletoads getting some love. Haven't tried the new incarnation yet. Looks fun though.
Couldnt agree more. I hope to do Battletoads and Double Dragon at some point.
Maybe not "One of the hardest levels of all time", but definitely "One of the hardest EARLY levels of all time". This felt more like a level 10 than 3!
Might not look like it, but the buzz ball level make the Turbo Tunnel feel like a tutorial. Every level except the surf city is harder than that one IMO.
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"Make sure you give yourself enough space between you and the spikes to finish off the shark"
**proceeds to get ALL UP in them spikes, not get hit, AND kill the shark**
You absolute madman! 😱😂
your voice and presentation makes this so relaxing to watch.
Wow actually beat it with your guide. Only took 35 years. One thing missed is tips for the Clinker Winger. I found that if i paused right as i was cornering i could then be sure to push d-pad in correct direction and get the corner speed boost
I was very young when I was playing this game and it was really difficult for small child.
I remember managed after countless of hours to reach to the final tower stage, but never beat it. It's a shame I was so close till the end.
Thank you for your video. Nostalgia :)
I was able to beat this game when I was in high school. I did it a few times, but I never beat it warpless. I did beat every level individually.
The first level and first half of level three were really cool brawlers. After that, it was obstacle avoidance with one insta-death race. I wore out the start button on that one, since my timing was fairly awful. It gave me the chance to move my finger to the next direction.
Beating stage 3 for the first time was a huge milestone.
The difficulty in this game is absurd....
Great vid....
you arent kidding! thanks!
The key to beating this game seems to be learning every level by heart.
You conjured a memory of mine where my bro came to visit with a bag of magic. We got high as fuck and took on this game. We did manage to make it pretty far but, failed in the end. Had fun nonetheless. Had a bad day at work the next day, though, lol. Thanks for the tips. I played it once by myself a couple years ago and actually beat the speed bike (level 3) section without dying for the first time. Wish I recorded that moment. Anyway, keep kicking ass.
Really fresh and useful approach on playthrough and speedrun videos :) Love the intro too haha
Thank you!!
Watching this game be beat shows me that I never actually want to put in the effort to beat it myself after only getting to level 4 with so much effort.
What if I told you this channel is going to be a hit
I hope so!! Thank you!
I am subscribed, and watched about 8 videos already. Hopefully the algo let’s you take off. Very excellent content.
This gives me so much anxiety I can’t watch without having to pause every so often
I got past the Turbo Tunnel... about one time in five. I managed to beat the rat race... once. But the clinger wringer ended me. Bravo on making it all the way through this face-punchingly hard game.
Have never seen most of these levels!! Thanks 😊👍
Glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks for watching!
Awesome well researched content. Your turtles video popped up in my recommendations for no reasons I could think of. So hopefully that means the algorithm is starting to do right by you and start seeing the views you deserve
Thanks!! Good to know how you found me - I suspect a lot of people find my channel through the TMNT video. Nobody seems to really know how the algorithm works, so I'm just glad I'm showing up!
@@UCanBeatVideoGames That's how I found you, too - though I was specifically searching for TMNT Let's Play vids. It's really hard to find one where the player knows what they'r doing AND isn't laced with excessive amounts of profanity. (Which, I might add, is probably my favorite thing about your channel.)
That's how I found him too!
also came from tmnt
I hope you never stop these videos.
Theres actually a quicker and easier way to finish the 4th room of Karnath's Lair (stage 6). If you climb the yellow-pink snake to the top, when he moves right, you can run and jump to the right over the spikes at the top and fall into the exit.
On Clinger-Winger, don't be afraid to use a controller with a slow motion feature (rapid pause/unpause), or if you're using a regular controller, pause RIGHT as you hit a corner, hit the button for the direction you're about to turn into, unpause, and you'll go that much faster.
Woah, that would be cool, i have to try that! That last room is rough
Makes sense- if I'm already using the NES Advantage, might as well turn on the slow mo. Good tip!
That's how I always do it!
i never had an issue with turbo tunnel with dpad, but practicing winger clinger on a dpad will f your thumb up so i can see using the advantage there for sure
That is legitimate display of skill. One life complete of Battletoads! Bravo.
Nintendo of America, re: Super Mario Bros 2: "Miyamoto-san, what were you thinking? The difficulty is far too high"
Rare, re: Battletoads: "Hold my beer"
I had no intention of playing this game when it came out, and I still don't, yet here I am thoroughly entertained by your video. You have a new subscriber and a like. Thanks!
I find it really interesting how some games are so difficult, you need a step by step guide, not for cheats or bugs or easter eggs, but for the *entire game*. That is one tough game... I could probably never beat Battletoads, not without a lot of memorization.
Never thought I'd hear the words "duck under the snowman's snowballs"
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Or try to get behind the dark queen and hit her with a ram attack
I got that game in early 90s absolutely great game...but difficult ass f...but am gonna trying again and again.... :)
Awesome video. I can't even begin to describe how much this game terrorized my childhood. I could never make it much further than the turbo tunnel.
Two words for Battletoads..."Game Genie!" Infinite Lives was the only way I could beat it as a kid. 😉👍
Game Genie is a fair way to get practice on this game. The later levels almost demand it.
@@UCanBeatVideoGames I probably used 100 lives just on Rat Race! LOL
My childhood. Oh, how many hours wasted until I nailed this game. I played it so many times I was able to consistently beat it with 0-2 deaths. Good times.
Third time I watch this video, and wow, how can you be such a beast at all games you play? And this one? Like the monster of monsters? You are the Goat man!
make sure you put this on 2x speed because he talks in slowmotion
I actually do have it at 1.25 now that u say it and it deff helps imo
“You want to attack the Dark Queen from behind - …”- You know it!
Great walkthrough. Love these.
Thanks James!
SNAKES! Love the video. I am happy to see the channel growing. Keep it up dude... I always learn something interesting. Finally a game harder in the US than Japan.
Thanks man!! Its always a surprise when the Japanese version is easier.
A few other NES games were like that, Ninja Gaiden III was made harder for US than Japan.
Awesome guide! I had such a great time trying to figure out all of these as a kid, brings back memories! BTW, stage 6 doesn't have to be the hardest; room 4 can be made much easier when riding the 4th snake (pink and yellow) to the top; stay there as long as possible, then jump over the spikes to the right, catching the front part of the snake and leading straight into the Out hole. When doing it this way, I feel this level is much easier compared to, say, Clinger Winger.
38:21 Yes, 21 hits to beat Robo-Manus.
16 for Big Blag
21 for the Dark Queen
23 for General Slaughter
13 for Buzz Ball
These hits are measured by head-butt and stick hits.
Another tip for Clinger-Winger when riding the wheel for long sections: If one has a good/quick eye in noticing, there is an arrow on the ground on the longer sections not too far before a corner when changing directions. (at least for most of them)
Yes , new video from @ucanbeatvideogames... Awsome video again bro
Thanks man!!
Stage 2 - rope. Electrical hazards. Stay middle and set your self most bottom as u can just before. And if you miss first then again aim mid and bott not whole way left/right. Now you don't have to move at all while they expand.
START+UP, START again was the password for extra lives.
Wow, you are the real expert of this game!
Look, after many years of therapy i have finally come to terms with the fact that I will never get past the Turbo Tunnel. It's ok. I'll be ok... *sob*
Honestly were where you 22 years ago lol I never got past the 3rd stage ...love ur walk through do more plz
I remember playing this game... that speeder bike level was so hard! I always died there..
I'm going to finish watching this after work, but what a brutal game, I forget what age I was when I got this for my birthday back in the day. I don't think I made it through the second stage.
Bucky O' Hare actually predates the Turtles by nearly 10 years. Larry Hama (of GI JOE fame) created it in the mid-70's and the comic launched in 1977. The cartoon was created in the wake of the Turtles' success and a new set of comics launched. But Bucky was far from a Turtles imitator.
This is true! While the cartoon was made to capitalize on the popularity of the Turtles, but the comic does predate them.
ooh, i loved battle toads! great game play for an 8 bit game!
I got far in this game but never to the end. It’s a hard game. What makes it hard is the variety. The variety also makes it great. Two players is even harder because you can hurt the other player.
The warps make it some what easier but this game is really hard. I still remember the sound of pausing it.
Did you know I was one of those people who beaded the turbo tunnel with the warp and the help of rare replay
I've mastered the game up to Rat Race back then when I had this game, but unfortunately I wasn't able to deal with Clinger-Winger. I would simply lose speed and after a couple months I eventually gave up without even knowing I was almost reaching the final stage.
I wasn't even aware about warp spots and made everything clean, so I think is safe to assume I was kind of a decent Battletoads player.
This looks like a game for hyperkin instant save
I considered recently trying to get into this game. I only played it a little bit as a rental. Now that I can run it as an emulated game, I'm not going to lie, after this video, I think I'm good with it. It seems like a frustrating pain in the ass. 🤣
In your Turtles video, I said I couldn't beat Battle Toads, but I was talking about the SNES version where you couldn't play as Rash. I think I always died at that cool fast speedster level similar to in the NES version. I think I beat battle toads Double Dragon.
You are the greatest man that ever lived!
I had this back in the 90s when i was a kid. I beat this game back then and even today it's still a challenge. Snake rattle and roll was one of my favorites as well. I didn't have strategy guides and still figured things out through continuous play. The snake stage was my fav in battletoads.
I love your channel. I hope one day if you play more SNES games that you'll make a walk-through for Earthworm Jim.
The most infamously difficult game ever. The dark souls of its day.
The big difference between this and Dark Souls? In Dark Souls, other players can help you!
I legitimately thought this game was like the old Atari ET where it had no ending and was impossible to beat on purpose.
As a kid I couldn't beat it, obviously.
However, as an adult, I grabbed a ROM of it and _finally_ got through the jetski portion only to have the ROM be corrupt (suspicious!).
22:14 - 22:25
I like to think - Laughing all the while - of that as a metaphor for 2 things Lewis Black made into jokes;
*_3 upper snowballs = "I got it! I got it! I got it!", 1 lower snowball = BLAM! VP Chaney shoots his friend_*
*_3 upper snowballs = Iran ×3, lower snowball = Iraq_*
Pro Tip- play the video on 1.25x speed. That way his voice won't put you to sleep with his slow pacing and tone.
Lots of people do this - saves time, too
@@UCanBeatVideoGames For what it's worth? I happen to like the way your voice sounds normally.
Probably has the best level design of any NES game 👌🏿 🔥
Clinger wringer is the BANE OF MY EXISTENCE!!!!
There's a special place in shell for these people,and the golden eye jagoffz,bruh...