Loved this video and what you said is so true - I've collected PCE stuff for years and yet still a couple of games in there that I hadn't heard of?? Didn't think this was possible - especially shooters on the platform. Always something to discover with this hobby!
The PC Engine version of Ninja Gaiden is gem, for sure. It's my favorite over Nintendo's, Sega Master System's, and most definitely over Atari's. The colors are nice, and the slightly different sound track always get stuck in my head.
I was really happy to have it in the PC-Engine mini. I’m glad I collect Japanese minis because the Japanese Famicom version of Ninja Gaiden actually has more reasonable difficulty.
I played Toilet Kids on my retro handheld emulator and God, it is absolutely bizarre. I didn't really like it. It's so gross that it isn't even cute. And it's not a very good shoot 'em up. Coryoon actually is good though, even though it's hard as hell.
PC engine CD would be pretty cool to see you cover. I'm always on the look out for some really cool games. it's actually thanks to you that I have a new found appreciation for Saturn games and am praying for more saturn stuff to come back. I ended up buying physicals of saturn games to play them on my pc and also to even just listen to them as soundtracks.
I've been playing a bunch of emulated games on my retro handheld (there's no way I could afford to amass all these rare games in physical form), and the PC Engine is the console that has grown on me the most by far. There's just something charming about the unique graphical style and sound designs of PC Engine games. I will definitely collect PC Engine games one day when I have actual income.
Great video, I was lucky to have a friend with a TurboGrafx when it was new, it was so cool and different. Never seen any of these imports, though! PC Engine stuff is interesting and has a distinctively different flavor to it. Would love to see some Super Famicom and PCE CD videos, those are both amazing libraries
This was a good set of short review. It fels extra engaging since you hadn’t played these games before. I have avoided Sqweek thinking it was too shallow, but you got me interested in it again!
The PC Engine didn’t have much of a presence in Europe, so when the Wii came out with its Virtual Console, despite my decision to still only play old Nintendo and Sega games on their original hardware, I did decide to buy PC Engine games on Virtual Console and I had a blast! I did make an exception to my stance on Nintendo games when Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels came out on Virtual Console, and I did buy a few Neo Geo and Commodore 64 games on the same service too!
I live in japan right now and ive noticed there is a wide acceptance of poop games for kids. Aside from Oshiri tantei (butt detective) ive also seen a touchscreen game at the arcade where a little kid sits on the toilet shooting toilet paper at colorful turds. People love this stuff!
I disagree that modern games have no charm. Like someone else said, you’re looking in the wrong places. You won’t see charm from Ubisoft, EA or Activision.
Skweek is a port of Super Skweek, a french game that originated on the Atari ST (or maybe the Amiga) and was part of the line-up for the hyped European release of the PC Engine. And then they pretty much did not release it (only limited release in UK and grey import in France).
Oh hey Time Cruise, one of the few TG-16 games I owned as a kid. It wasn't amazing to me since I didn't like pinball all that much but it was worth a play every once in a while between all the Bonk, Air Zonk, Fantasy Zone and Dead Moon I played religiously.
Don't know if my favorite game for the system wasn't here because it's considered as one of the best... but Gekibo (Gekisha boy) is an amazing original and fun game that normally doesn't get the credit it deserves.
I was scratching my head thinking, "Where's Space Harrier? After Burner? Altered Beast? Thunder Blade? Power Drift?" But then I realized these are games you never played. So you must have already played those hidden gems lol! :)
We all knew you'd run out of SEGA things to cover :-( so the new content is appreciated. A cohesive list of arcade brawlers would be pretty cool to see next besides some of the 2 hour compilations I've almost watched, lol.
These are great suggestions, and would love a bunch in this series for the PCE as well as the Dreamcast. I have complete US sets of those, and would love to see good imports that we didn't get here. Keep up the awesome work.
I say this as an American who grew up with NES -> SNES/MD -> etc: I would *love* to see you take on the older PC systems that were more popular in Europe - Commodore 64, Amiga, ZX Spectrum, etc. I don't have any nostalgia for them, but as someone who kept up with EVERYthing on the systems I owned and have watched "hidden gems" videos to death, learning about systems that weren't popular over here is like entering a whole other world. I love videos from people like Kim Justice, but would really appreciate hearing the thoughts of someone else who has a similar gaming background to myself. Because who gives a shit what any specific TH-camr personally has nostalgia for? It's like reading the preambles to food recipes where they talk about their Italian grandmas. I care about what tastes good or plays good, not self-absorbed meandering. Really, who sits there and says "Oh, you played such and such when you were a kid? That's sooo interesting."
Unfortunately as a veteran UK gamer, lots of those early home computers had an abundance of totally rubbish games, but variety is the spice of life I guess lol
Can’t wait to try some of these! You should cover Bloody Wolf for the TG16. Such a great game that deserves a full playthrough. Thanks for all the great content!
For part 2 video of PC Engine games, add in some 2D fighting games and there were tons that never saw daylight in North America. Include games like: -Street Fighter II Champion Edition -Fatal Fury Special -Art Of Fighting This is not a bluff, PC Engine did get some SNK Neo Geo games in their library via Super CD and add-on
Coryoon is the same developer as Air zonk! You can literally see some of the assets are the same! I cant wait to load all more roms on the TG16 Mini! I just hope they can hack it like the Genesis Mini where it can also play the CD games.
I love your vids, but the thing I like this more is that you disclose how much the going rate is for a title on the retro market. I picked up Pacman World in a carboot sale here in the UK for £1, buried in a box, proper mint condition too... Its going for £20-£25 on eBay. Few more boot sales later... Well, a lot more bootsales later... Castlevania Chronicles cropped up... Tenner... I looked on eBay... Well over £100 last I checked! I've never had any others, but bought some great "If less worth valuable" titles on the way, but, you never know! ;) Hence why I like the inclusion of the going rate... You just never know when you might stumble on a bit of a rarity! :)
I BECAME... notified that there was something called a PC Egine for the first time at some early season of your show, but I have still never seen a machine, or played ANY games on that platform, I am still not even sure if I know what a PC Engine is or from where it comes
It's a Japanese machine that came out before the Mega Drive and Super Nintendo. It was released in other parts of the world as the Turbografx 16. It has tons of games for it that are quite good.
Turbo GFX, yea, I have seen it via your show, but during that time what we had at home was "Nintendo" (8-bit) "Sega" (16 bit) and Atari(2600) I do not know if Turbo GFX was released in the Nordic countries to begin with, anyway.
Legendary Axe is the best game ever made! Still have one of my TurboGrafx 16's and it still works! Bonks / Vigilante / Kieth Courage / Splatter House / Ninja Spirit / Tricky Kicks / Be Ball / Boxy Boy etc my favorites! 👍👍
I think ive only ever played 2 pce/turbo games. Ive always wanted to play the turbo though... games look so unique and fun. Im kind of excited for the mini, even though i never had a turbo. Finally i can try it out.
I’ve got a couple for you to check out. Burning Angels, Final Soldier, Dragon Sabre, and the sequel to Cyber Cross, Cross Wiber Cyber Combat Police, which is waaaaaayy better than it’s predecessor. Also check out Metal Stoker and Alice in Wonderdream (pretty much anything made by FACE is worth taking a look at).
It's really impressive what clever coders were able to do with judiciously placed sprites and raster tricks to overcome the single background layer to achieve those parallax effects
6:10 "I've always meant to sit down and play this one." Hm... ok. I see what you did here... lol I don't know if Coryoon and Tatsujin should be called hidden gems. They are very well known, as you can see by the price of the games.
@@SegaLordX That makes sense. Well, thinking again, PC Engine was not that popular outside Japan. I mean... I live in Brazil and it's very rare to see someone who have played it. I wanted one when I was a kid and checked the games in the magazines, but I only bought when internet (and eBay) became a common thing. So Coryoon being a rare game... Yeah, the "?" in the title makes sense. It depends on the viewer experience.
Never had a PC Engine, I could only see screenshots in magazines back in the days. But what always striked me and still does to this day, is the number of on screen colours this machine could display at once! Hundreds ? Arcade graphics !
I really enjoy these videos of yours. Maybe try the PC-engine CD next? I'd like to see what hidden gems or maybe just obscure games you can dig up. I don't think I've seen a single game from this video before.
The UK was supposed to he getting the stripped down version of the PC Engine, no data bus to connect CD Drive to.. This would mean it could be sold £20-30 cheaper and arrive on UK shores in the Autumn of 1990 and sell for around £100. Never happened 😬
Not a huge fan of Truxton on PCE. It's not bad or anything, but something just feels off about it to me, especially when comparing it to the Genesis version. Some of the color is nice, though. Even though there are loads of shooters on the system, one of the less popular ones I kind of like is Sinistron. Music loops way too fast, but it was still a fun game.
If you've never played the Atari Jaguar, then I'd highly recommend reviewing "Tempest 2000" and "Alien vs. Predator." "Tempest 2000" is one of the few reasons to own a Jaguar, but you can also try out its Sega Saturn version. "Atari Karts" is also quite missed, but overpriced today.
The Kung Fu is hardly an hidden gem....in every sense ! PS. Am only kidding as I know you meant the other ones in your video - some of those less common older titles are pricey - lol
No it was more like a Master system on Steroids, it simply didn't have the CPU speed and parallax capabilities of the MD nor the custom screen/scaling-rotation abilities of the SNES, it was a very cool cross gen system, but by 1989 it wasn't turning anymore heads.
I'm pretty jealous that people like you consider 8,16,32 bit era looking for games to discover. I was pretty active game developer when browser games were a thing. My latest creations can still be seen in my website (www.digitalraiders.com) I'm pretty fond of Anticlea: Princess of Thieves. I was inspired by some elements from stealth games and also puzzle games from Alundra.
How about some Amiga titles. I know your primarily a console focused channel, so maybe the Amiga CD32. The standard Amiga has a huge libary to choose from though.
@@SegaLordX I could recommend some games for you to have a look at if an Amiga vid is something your considering. Battle Squadron Ruff n Tumble Lotus turbo challenge 2 Apidya Speedball 2 The Chaos Engine Fighting Spirit I could list off more if you need em.
Can't wait for the release of the Turbo Grafx 16 mini!
Stephen Grunge Same here!
I have mine preordered!
Pre ordered mine as well, but I'm still trying to gauge if the multitap is worth it as an add-on.
Loved this video and what you said is so true - I've collected PCE stuff for years and yet still a couple of games in there that I hadn't heard of?? Didn't think this was possible - especially shooters on the platform. Always something to discover with this hobby!
6:09 BRO, I can't believe they actually animated the kid's twig & berries in 'toilet kids'! What were they thinking??😂😂😂
Sounds like they were making my dream game
I have to say.... I am addicted to your intro! ❤👍🏼 well played 👹
The PC Engine version of Ninja Gaiden is gem, for sure. It's my favorite over Nintendo's, Sega Master System's, and most definitely over Atari's. The colors are nice, and the slightly different sound track always get stuck in my head.
I was really happy to have it in the PC-Engine mini. I’m glad I collect Japanese minis because the Japanese Famicom version of Ninja Gaiden actually has more reasonable difficulty.
That Toilet Kids is basically Xevious, maybe they should of called it Fecesious, so yeah the obvious, looks like $hit
lol
Looks more like Twin Bee to me...
I like xevious
I played Toilet Kids on my retro handheld emulator and God, it is absolutely bizarre. I didn't really like it. It's so gross that it isn't even cute. And it's not a very good shoot 'em up. Coryoon actually is good though, even though it's hard as hell.
Now that pun is some funny $hit
I’m jet lagged and need to wake up at 5 am to drive two hours out of town for work. But first, I will watch this.
Bless your heart ❤️
PC engine CD would be pretty cool to see you cover. I'm always on the look out for some really cool games. it's actually thanks to you that I have a new found appreciation for Saturn games and am praying for more saturn stuff to come back. I ended up buying physicals of saturn games to play them on my pc and also to even just listen to them as soundtracks.
I've been playing a bunch of emulated games on my retro handheld (there's no way I could afford to amass all these rare games in physical form), and the PC Engine is the console that has grown on me the most by far. There's just something charming about the unique graphical style and sound designs of PC Engine games. I will definitely collect PC Engine games one day when I have actual income.
The HuCard format is still a great collectible and the Japan box arts were / are still amazing!
Great video, I was lucky to have a friend with a TurboGrafx when it was new, it was so cool and different. Never seen any of these imports, though! PC Engine stuff is interesting and has a distinctively different flavor to it. Would love to see some Super Famicom and PCE CD videos, those are both amazing libraries
Love the turbo 16...great channel
Thank you. :)
I have a PC engine.... Love the system...
This was a good set of short review. It fels extra engaging since you hadn’t played these games before. I have avoided Sqweek thinking it was too shallow, but you got me interested in it again!
Great video! I'd love to see you continue this series on other consoles.
The PC Engine didn’t have much of a presence in Europe, so when the Wii came out with its Virtual Console, despite my decision to still only play old Nintendo and Sega games on their original hardware, I did decide to buy PC Engine games on Virtual Console and I had a blast! I did make an exception to my stance on Nintendo games when Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels came out on Virtual Console, and I did buy a few Neo Geo and Commodore 64 games on the same service too!
Yes! I've been waiting for you to do PCE video! I'll have to check out some of these games. Will you do a follow up video featuring some CD games?
I live in japan right now and ive noticed there is a wide acceptance of poop games for kids. Aside from Oshiri tantei (butt detective) ive also seen a touchscreen game at the arcade where a little kid sits on the toilet shooting toilet paper at colorful turds. People love this stuff!
I love the old games. Look at those bright colours, and paralax scrolling. :)
Modern games have NO charm.
Oh heck yeah! Buddy!
Plenty of modern games have charm, you just have to look in the right places.
I disagree that modern games have no charm. Like someone else said, you’re looking in the wrong places. You won’t see charm from Ubisoft, EA or Activision.
Rondo of Blood on PCE is a masterpiece!
You should do PC Engine CD and other systems’ hidden gems.
I'd love to see more videos on this subject, especially on the PC Engine CD games, there's some highly underrated games there.
Skweek is a port of Super Skweek, a french game that originated on the Atari ST (or maybe the Amiga) and was part of the line-up for the hyped European release of the PC Engine. And then they pretty much did not release it (only limited release in UK and grey import in France).
Oh hey Time Cruise, one of the few TG-16 games I owned as a kid. It wasn't amazing to me since I didn't like pinball all that much but it was worth a play every once in a while between all the Bonk, Air Zonk, Fantasy Zone and Dead Moon I played religiously.
Don't know if my favorite game for the system wasn't here because it's considered as one of the best... but Gekibo (Gekisha boy) is an amazing original and fun game that normally doesn't get the credit it deserves.
Want it. Unique premise.
I was scratching my head thinking, "Where's Space Harrier? After Burner? Altered Beast? Thunder Blade? Power Drift?" But then I realized these are games you never played. So you must have already played those hidden gems lol! :)
Tried every game in your video! Nice work!
We all knew you'd run out of SEGA things to cover :-( so the new content is appreciated. A cohesive list of arcade brawlers would be pretty cool to see next besides some of the 2 hour compilations I've almost watched, lol.
Great as always! Looking forward to volume 2! Take a look at Metal Stoker and Macross 2036 if you haven't already.
These are great suggestions, and would love a bunch in this series for the PCE as well as the Dreamcast. I have complete US sets of those, and would love to see good imports that we didn't get here. Keep up the awesome work.
Hyper Duel is so badass! My favorite Saturn game. I bought a reproduction of it on etsy. I love Guardian force too!
I say this as an American who grew up with NES -> SNES/MD -> etc: I would *love* to see you take on the older PC systems that were more popular in Europe - Commodore 64, Amiga, ZX Spectrum, etc. I don't have any nostalgia for them, but as someone who kept up with EVERYthing on the systems I owned and have watched "hidden gems" videos to death, learning about systems that weren't popular over here is like entering a whole other world.
I love videos from people like Kim Justice, but would really appreciate hearing the thoughts of someone else who has a similar gaming background to myself.
Because who gives a shit what any specific TH-camr personally has nostalgia for? It's like reading the preambles to food recipes where they talk about their Italian grandmas. I care about what tastes good or plays good, not self-absorbed meandering.
Really, who sits there and says "Oh, you played such and such when you were a kid? That's sooo interesting."
Unfortunately as a veteran UK gamer, lots of those early home computers had an abundance of totally rubbish games, but variety is the spice of life I guess lol
Great video! There are lots of cool gems on PC Engine. It would be great if you followed this with a look at the PC Engine CD.
A TG16 game I really like that no one seems to mention is Chew Man Fu. It’s a top down puzzle game a bit like Pengo. Try it out
SLX.. another great retro video!
Thank you
I have Die Hard on order right now from Japan, Reminds me of a tamer Bloody Wolf
Can’t wait to try some of these! You should cover Bloody Wolf for the TG16. Such a great game that deserves a full playthrough. Thanks for all the great content!
Hidden Gem.... Bloody Wolf is hardly an unknown PCE title... Lol
Soldier blade was my favorite game on the system .. the pc engine was the gold mine of shmups
Lots of great shooters on PCE, and the HuCard format has some of the best games on the system.
Have you tried Final Match? Probably the most underrated tennis game ever.
For part 2 video of PC Engine games, add in some 2D fighting games and there were tons that never saw daylight in North America.
Include games like:
-Street Fighter II Champion Edition
-Fatal Fury Special
-Art Of Fighting
This is not a bluff, PC Engine did get some SNK Neo Geo games in their library via Super CD and add-on
Airzonk is actually using the same engine as Coryoon, even down to the exact same sound engine.
Coryoon is the same developer as Air zonk! You can literally see some of the assets are the same!
I cant wait to load all more roms on the TG16 Mini! I just hope they can hack it like the Genesis Mini where it can also play the CD games.
someone's been busy.
Keep up the good work!
This was great! Please add more. You did Game Boy the other day, so maybe more handhelds?
Your writing is on point. Great video.
Great video, as always! Thanks much, SLX!!
The frog boss at 4:04 is pretty cool.
I'll add these games to my pc engine mini once I figure out how to hack it :)
I love your vids, but the thing I like this more is that you disclose how much the going rate is for a title on the retro market.
I picked up Pacman World in a carboot sale here in the UK for £1, buried in a box, proper mint condition too... Its going for £20-£25 on eBay.
Few more boot sales later... Well, a lot more bootsales later... Castlevania Chronicles cropped up... Tenner... I looked on eBay... Well over £100 last I checked!
I've never had any others, but bought some great "If less worth valuable" titles on the way, but, you never know! ;)
Hence why I like the inclusion of the going rate... You just never know when you might stumble on a bit of a rarity! :)
Some great looking games in that list. 👍
Yes, please make more episodes like this!
I BECAME... notified that there was something called a PC Egine for the first time at some early season of your show, but I have still never seen a machine, or played ANY games on that platform, I am still not even sure if I know what a PC Engine is or from where it comes
It's a Japanese machine that came out before the Mega Drive and Super Nintendo. It was released in other parts of the world as the Turbografx 16. It has tons of games for it that are quite good.
Turbo GFX, yea, I have seen it via your show, but during that time what we had at home was "Nintendo" (8-bit) "Sega" (16 bit) and Atari(2600) I do not know if Turbo GFX was released in the Nordic countries to begin with, anyway.
Moar PCE/CD coverage! PCE Lord X!!!
Thanks for the coverage video!
Legendary Axe is the best game ever made! Still have one of my TurboGrafx 16's and it still works! Bonks / Vigilante / Kieth Courage / Splatter House / Ninja Spirit / Tricky Kicks / Be Ball / Boxy Boy etc my favorites! 👍👍
We need a modern day remake of Toilet Kids using the graphical power of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake engine.
Make more episodes like this
I think the next one should be about pc engine cd
Strider is a gem on PC Engine it has levels and content not on any other version.
Please do another one of these!
Please do more videos of this type
I think ive only ever played 2 pce/turbo games. Ive always wanted to play the turbo though... games look so unique and fun. Im kind of excited for the mini, even though i never had a turbo. Finally i can try it out.
Oh, and *joe from gamesack impersonating metal jesus rocks intensifies* HiDdEn GeMs?
Nice...can't wait to watch this one!
Time for me to play these gems i have in my files. Thanx
I was chuckling on the Toilet Kids review haha
I’ve got a couple for you to check out. Burning Angels, Final Soldier, Dragon Sabre, and the sequel to Cyber Cross, Cross Wiber Cyber Combat Police, which is waaaaaayy better than it’s predecessor. Also check out Metal Stoker and Alice in Wonderdream (pretty much anything made by FACE is worth taking a look at).
It's really impressive what clever coders were able to do with judiciously placed sprites and raster tricks to overcome the single background layer to achieve those parallax effects
6:10 "I've always meant to sit down and play this one."
Hm... ok. I see what you did here... lol
I don't know if Coryoon and Tatsujin should be called hidden gems. They are very well known, as you can see by the price of the games.
Well, that's why I didn't do a traditional hidden gems video. I didn't know if these were any good to start.
@@SegaLordX That makes sense.
Well, thinking again, PC Engine was not that popular outside Japan. I mean... I live in Brazil and it's very rare to see someone who have played it. I wanted one when I was a kid and checked the games in the magazines, but I only bought when internet (and eBay) became a common thing. So Coryoon being a rare game... Yeah, the "?" in the title makes sense. It depends on the viewer experience.
*When you gotta go* … with it... *you gotta go* … with it.
Awesome video! Please do more hidden gems videos!
Great selection! Do all the consoles!
Dont miss final match tennis. One of the greatest tennis games of all time
Was that Bloody Wolf footage there at the end of the video??
Check out dragon egg, I loved that game
Yep, like the idea of never played games. Please do more episodes on other platforms.
I have the second game in this video since 1989 and I’ve never put it in my pc engine...
Hana Taka Daka= Yoshis Island Graphics without extra chips!!
Never had a PC Engine, I could only see screenshots in magazines back in the days. But what always striked me and still does to this day, is the number of on screen colours this machine could display at once! Hundreds ? Arcade graphics !
I really enjoy these videos of yours. Maybe try the PC-engine CD next? I'd like to see what hidden gems or maybe just obscure games you can dig up. I don't think I've seen a single game from this video before.
The UK was supposed to he getting the stripped down version of the PC Engine, no data bus to connect CD Drive to.. This would mean it could be sold £20-30 cheaper and arrive on UK shores in the Autumn of 1990 and sell for around £100.
Never happened 😬
Great Video sir!
Love it, nice job bro.
I enjoyed it. Take another console journey!
the die hard game looked cool
You should look for hidden gems on the 32x!
Not a huge fan of Truxton on PCE. It's not bad or anything, but something just feels off about it to me, especially when comparing it to the Genesis version. Some of the color is nice, though.
Even though there are loads of shooters on the system, one of the less popular ones I kind of like is Sinistron. Music loops way too fast, but it was still a fun game.
Hello SLX love your videos, have you heard of the MiSTer FPGA retro computer it can do all of the old 16bit systems close to perfect check it out!
Have heard of it but do not own one yet. Soon maybe.
How much were PC games back then?
Make a part 2 for PC Engine CD games :)
Great video
Hope you get to check out Bloody Wolf.
Owned it for my Turbo back in the day. I liked it very much.
Damm I've wanted toilet kids for a while now. Almost won a cheap auction for it a month ago. Still feeling sore about that one.
Neo Genesis Dave save your money bro.That game is shit lol
If you've never played the Atari Jaguar, then I'd highly recommend reviewing "Tempest 2000" and "Alien vs. Predator." "Tempest 2000" is one of the few reasons to own a Jaguar, but you can also try out its Sega Saturn version. "Atari Karts" is also quite missed, but overpriced today.
I tried most of these games via emulation. Many of them are brutally difficult >_
I think that cyber cross game is Kamen rider black game
Amazing system
Yes before video games there was pinball i sunk a lot of quarters in pinball
"Cute em up" hehe
You had to "sit down" and play the toilet game..LMAO
The Kung Fu is hardly an hidden gem....in every sense !
PS. Am only kidding as I know you meant the other ones in your video - some of those less common older titles are pricey - lol
PC Engine was the Saturn of 16 bits generation.
No it was more like a Master system on Steroids, it simply didn't have the CPU speed and parallax capabilities of the MD nor the custom screen/scaling-rotation abilities of the SNES, it was a very cool cross gen system, but by 1989 it wasn't turning anymore heads.
I'm pretty jealous that people like you consider 8,16,32 bit era looking for games to discover. I was pretty active game developer when browser games were a thing. My latest creations can still be seen in my website (www.digitalraiders.com) I'm pretty fond of Anticlea: Princess of Thieves. I was inspired by some elements from stealth games and also puzzle games from Alundra.
Pc engine CD next please too many gamers always pick the same couple of game like ys and rondo of blood
How about some Amiga titles. I know your primarily a console focused channel, so maybe the Amiga CD32. The standard Amiga has a huge libary to choose from though.
Amiga would be easy. I've played very little of its library.
@@SegaLordX I could recommend some games for you to have a look at if an Amiga vid is something your considering.
Battle Squadron
Ruff n Tumble
Lotus turbo challenge 2
Apidya
Speedball 2
The Chaos Engine
Fighting Spirit
I could list off more if you need em.