Classic Game Room - MILLIPEDE for NES review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Classic Game Room HD reviews MILLIPEDE for Nintendo Entertainment System from HAL from 1988. Originally an awesome arcade machine from 1982, Millipede is the sequel to the amazing Centipede. Even more frantic and even more crazy, Millipede drops endless waves of baddies on to your laser cannon thing as you fend off waves of ear wigs, spiders, millipedes and other bizarre insects. The NES game cartridge, Millipede, can be found these days for a bargain and packs endless hours of old school coin-op arcade fun. This CGR review of Millipede for Nintendo Entertainment System has 8-bit gameplay of Millipede showing Millipede game play in HD action on NES.
i still have this on nes i remember when i was little me and my dad used to play this a lot
Mark probably prefers the Atari 7800 version of Millipede, since he often mentions that console for arcade style games in previous reviews.
Mark you are the fine wine of TH-cam Video game reviewers!
I love this game. XD
My sister and I used to play this all the time!!!
I live for your NES and classic reviews!!!
One of my top ten NES shooters! Great Review
Mom&Pop gamestores are awesome. I remember being low on cash in high school and going to get games like Chip&Dales for 1.50 with a friend and playing them.
millipede+nes advantage=awesome!
Yup, I bought this game at my retro game store. Hal America also released Joust on the NES as well!
Ha, Centipede is probably my favorite arcade game :) And yes the track ball is good!
your are doing great job i whatch your updates one by one every day keep up like this .REGARDS FROM GREECE. :-)
Millipede kicks ass!
There needs to be a Millipede for the Atari 7800.
ZOMG yes!!!!! I was addicted to this as a child!
@bildo1977 Neat. Does the title screen look different in the original Famicom version? Or is it basically the same as the NES one, just with Stargate as the title rather than Defender II?
i love the sound of classic arcade beeps
I was playing this when I was a kid in 5th Grade. and I felt a Centipede Crawling up my leg.
Coincedence? I think Not 8D
You are right Mark that´s one more awesome fun game that is simply priceless!
@Bvon which game was that one? winning run or major league baseball?
Dude I totally feel you on that, I got an NES last year on Craigslist when I traded one of my laptops but since I had 2 laptops and wanted an NES for a long time I thought why not? My brothers always seem to think the PS3 is all that but in most cases I prefer my NES or Wii. I just bought Millipede for $6 on eBay since I remember the arcade version but other than that I've got some other really good/popular ones. NES & classics like Gameboy will always be top for me. Games today=Graphics..no fun
Thumbs up for the Clockwork Orange reference!
the NES Advantage seems like a good controller for this game :)
I love the sound effects.
One of my fave retro games.
@PUTSAS I don't think Mark does many (or any) Japanese only console reviews. If it were on a compilation he may do it. AFAIK it's only been released for the Famicom and on pirate NES multi-carts. I own it on the later and enjoy playing it.
Epic gameplay from the master himself.
@NAJ0202 Let me amend that. The title screen music in Millipede and Defender II on the Famicom and NES are the same. However, in Defender II, the two tunes played when starting a new game and when beating a level were from the Punch-Out!! arcade game. However, there was a bit of an extension to the new game music in Defender II.
I always thought of Millipede as a clone of Centipede rather than a sequel.
Where do you get these VINTAGE games? My gamestop don't sell em...?
@SlasherMiniFilms There's a Centipede for the Atari 7800, but a Mllipede doesn't exist for it...unless it's homebrew or an unreleased prototype.
This port looks okay at best. I have played an arcade version of this game on EMU. I am not big into emulators. Games being played on the real systems is the way to go.
@NAJ0202 Actually, that music was first used in the Punch-Out!! arcade game when you lost. Arcade Punch-Out!! came out in 1984, while Millipede and Defender II came out in 1987 on the Famicom.
i used to play this on Colecovision. Its one of the first games i got good at. That and Mr. Do.
It sounds a little like a casino slot machine area.
still one of my fav games
@NAJ0202 I guess you're right. I confirmed it by loading Star Gate on Nestopia. It said "COPYRIGHT 1983 ATARI" on the title screen.
clockwork orange reference niceeee
awesome i love milipede and centipede
Hal America also released a port of Defender II(aka: Stargate) for the NES. I hope you review that one someday as well.
Question: If you're controlling a ship in the game, why is there a FREAKING ARCHER on the cartridge?
lovin the classic reviews mark, but you need to review TEAM FORTRESS 2!!!!
3:38 interesting enough mark the japanese nes the famicom does have a trackball controller by hori.I think the famicom version of millipede does make use of it.
is their a track ball for the wii?
@videogameobsession Actually, from what I've read about it on Wikipedia, this music actually originated with the Japanese version of Defender II for the Famicom, and then got reused for Punch-Out and Millipede.
Millipede! It's like Centipede, times 10.
@bildo1977 Yeah, but the Wikipedia article says that the Famicom version of Defender II was released in Japan in 1983, a year before even the arcade version of Punch-Out. Which would mean those music tracks originated with Defender II, rather than Punch-Out.
@HMinorCold
Estonia has their own language? How old is that country like 20 years old? o_o
Where do u get your old systems?
So why does dead millipede parts turn to shrooms?
@NAJ0202 Nintendo and Hal Labs were tight even back in the Famicom days.
Mark did you realize that on three or four of the latest reviews you made the exact same comment about the game you were reviewing?
"It's the risk vs. reward scoring. Easy to pick up and play, difficult to master."
It doesn't make your reviews any less awesome though.
@freidian but mark isnt about popularity..he plays any game and reviews it, regardless of who plays it
can u do a review of battletoads double dragon for the super nintendo
Millipede OST now available on iTunes! =)
greetings from germany!
gee... i wonder why the music in this game makes me want to play MIKE TYSON'S PUNCH-OUT!! ;) Seriously though, this, Defender, Joust, & MTPO!! all share the same music! It blows my mind.
It's very Clear to me that this man is very happy & Comfortable in his life. So Comfortable, he can play computer games all the time & is happy to do that. Thats great. I Envy him.
It's nice to see that some people are happy & enjoying life.
I think I have so much I want to accomplish in life before I could possible sit down & be comfortable playing Computer Games.
I Just feel like I'm wasting my time playing computer games. No offence.. After all.. I'd Love to be able to do that!
Peace.
Epic Game. :D and funny review. xD
@bazfanv2 dude i hear you,i still get out my analog TV set and play the N64 to play some turok or 007 just for fun when i feel nostalgic.I loved games back then and i still love them
There are DDT capsules in the game?
That is so wrong that it's awesome!
Damian's Dinner Time!
I... never even knew this existed (!!!)
@OmegaDeman Dead insects are eaten and digested by other insects and insect fecal matter is really great fungus growing material. This game just speeds the process up. :)
My grandma Betty was a huge centipede player.
millipede on the original game..the first game i have ever play'd
OH MY GODD SPYHUNTER I LOVE THAT GAME DUDE WOOOOW
and I prefer computers for all games up to the PS2 =)
I love my C64, atari and pc but you can't deny that innovative games on home computers are criminally overlooked in most gaming retrospectives.
@Bittergamer1886 It's been a while since you made an NES review, let alone a classic one.
@InecomCompany, According to Wikipedia Quickshot made a trackball for the NES, I how ever, have never seen one in person, I would keep my eyes open on Ebay, cause it sounds like this would be the perfect match for you, with this game.
Mark, would you be interested in Ken Griffey Jr Baseball for the SNES? I have a copy I'll send to you if you'd like.
HUGE fan of the show, would love to me mentioned as a donation.
@Manofaction0 yes we do and its one of the hardest languages in the word and estonia is a country since 24 feb. 1918 before estonia was taken over by russia
i say this for all games mark reviews but BEST GAME EVAH
Extreme gardening!
This port is good because it's more difficult than the arcade version. 300K is a great score on the arcade version, but 150K on this port is at least as good.
I like this game.
still one of my fav games .. a sequel that was better than the original
@elmerio everyone does know centipede, its one of the most popular games on the nes
nice graphics
I enjoy these games sometimes, but they're rather boring. But I rejuvenated my interest in these games by getting them on my Atari 7800. Having a game on a system that no one else has seems to make them more fun, and more rare and special.
@Bvon
Super awesome game!!! It's better played with a friend.
@Bvon
Super awesome game!!!
Doesn’t look bad but the sound is harsh on the ears.
2:15, PWN'ED!
I got 3 NES's, 4 controllers, about 45 games, 2 zappers and a SNES all for $5
@DilbertHernandez He's exaggerating. He probably forgot to add 0 to the 5 in the price. hehe
This fellow should do a review a Vectorman 2 and Columns. Natch.
@runescrule ma ei saanud mitte sittagi aru..
preference for better graphics wasn't born in the 32bit era. If graphics were reeeeaally that unnecessary you would have stuck with the atari 2600 or text adventures on home computers. Shouldn't they be the most hardcore gamey thing ever? No graphics at all, but then again retro gamers aren't aware of games on computers...
i co-op this game with my dad
by around 3:00. that looks hard as crap...
@KilleRotom I dont have a Xbox 360
Bring it to the Vectrex.
I own the arcade machine!
this game gives me a fucking heart attack xDD i love it!!!
This game sounds like a casino lol.
Millipede 2840!
To think, I actually have an Atari Trac-Ball in front of me. If it was Genny, it would work. (Go figure.)
@LukeK79 all his music is custom
@VicGeorge2K6 There is....
MUSHROOMS EVERYWHERE
@natal171
it looks like crap because it is a remake of an arcade game from the early 80's....how good do you think the graphics should look? maybe you should read The Ultimate History of Video Games by Steven Kent before you comment....
@elmerion At one point, every gamer did