Thanks for this! The arcade treasure videos are my absolute favorite. Was having a rough day but when I saw this had dropped, I took a breather to soak in the pixellated goodness and it really helped my mood. I really appreciate what you do, man, keep it up!
Kuri Kinton was awesome! I loved the power-up where if you held the punch button down, you could shoot an energy ball. Helped out right before a big fight. I never understood why that game didn't get more love. Another underrated one you don't hear much about was Blood Warriors. It had some memorable characters and you always got a fatality.
Oh man, I would have loved Double Axel back in the day if I had ever found one of the machines. I loved the original Monster Truck Madness games on PC.
This was SICK. I consider myself a hardcore arcade gamer, with it still being my favourite genre 40 years later. I did arcades heavily from around age 12 through 25, and I don't know ANY of these games except for Joe & Mac/Hero Tomna. What a surprise!
Sega Lord X 13:11 this game was available for the home market in Japan on the Wii shop under the Virtual Arcade section. For those who have a modded Wii, you can find the wad for this game pretty easily.
Back in the day my arcade had a Zombie Raid machine and I loved it. The light guns were shotguns that you had to pump to reload. I swear that cabinet contributed to my carpal tunnel issues but it was worth it, I would love to track down a machine to put in my collection.
Love this series. There were more than a few of these games that I was not aware of. Thanks for bringing them into the attention of video games fans. Keep doing a job this good, it is really important for the preservation of the hobby.
Double Axle... Never encountered that one in the arcade back in the day! Gonna check that out. Have to slightly disagree when you said there should have been a Sega CD port. The Saturn would have been able to reproduce that perfectly. I am currently playing the Japanese import of Power Drift on Saturn which is very similar in graphics and game play and it is virtually arcade perfect! Luv the Saturn. 😁 Another fun vid!! Thanks 👍🎮
Love coming back to this series to get inspiration for what Arcade game to try out on Fightcade or Mame when I can. Hope to see more of this in the future. :) Always love the arcade content.
I remember playing double axle, didn't know the name but I just had in my head, this was a great fun game, thanks for the new episode!👍😃 Thanks Sega Lord X for another great adventure
Love your arcade treasures videos! And you're right, emulation is the way to go to play these rarities! I have to go back and watch your past videos so I remember what to try out and play.
@SegaLordX great picks! I am putting a Pi 4 Mame Arcade cabinet together this weekend a lot of these are already on my list but I will look for the others.
every time i come back to this great channel i´m surprised it´s not at least a million subs yet. it´s criminally underrated. you covered a lot of sega thoroughly already but have you thought about doing short documentarys on sega, games, personel, decion makers, development processes of games etc? i know it´s a lot of work and maybe not your personal interest but you´re a good writer and presenter and i would really like to see that.
Dude so glad you brought this back. Really. Im not knocking all the other sega stuff I've grown to love more and more thanks to you, from Master system throughout Saturn and dreamcast... however, please take us to arcade treasures # 505... seriously.
The effort you put in to knowing the actual games along with the history must take a huge effort even if you knew the games back then. Your work of art- 'Arcade Spotlight - Daytona USA' video was superb amongst others. I think a collaboration on a SEGA project/review with Digital Foundry is a must for ALL Sega/Retro fans- Gameplay And Performance Shown....
I don't know if you've ever played it, but I recommend you (and everyone reading this) try out the Asterix arcade game by Konami. I really think it's among the best beat 'em ups of the era. Knowing the property adds to it, but it's not at all mandatory.
My heart skipped a beat when I saw you posted another one of these. These are amazing!! Because I (and apparently so many other people) value your opinion, how about an episode on gaming moments? As in your favorite gaming moments from your history of gaming. A couple of mine (for example)... the snowy hill run from level 2 of Strider...or the first time playing the water level in Donkey Kong Country
Double Axle used to be in the lineup at one my local retro arcades. In fact, I spent some good time learning the game and that helped me win said arcade's racing game tournament back in 2017. Though my prowess in OutRun also helped seal my victory.
Great video, loving the content. One game I was kind of surprised not to see on this list was another Title by Irem called Atomic Robo Kid, side-scrolling shooter with upgrades where the main character is a flying tin can of a robot with an elephant snout. Visuals and sounds are good, on par with other games of this type of the Era and definitely worth a look. I don't believe it ever saw a home release so you'd have to play it through mame, but if you liked what you played here, you might like Atomic Robo Kid
I see you mentioned battle bakraid, one of my favorite shooters i play on mame. I love anything that raizing made, armed police batrider is my personal fav. They also had a penchant for making incredible music for their shooters, nobody does it better than raizing. with the exception of technosoft of course, hyper duel being a damn good example
I didn't know the "Joe & Mac" Games were on the switch? Thank you. I would love To see a new video compiling all the great arcade games that are now available on the switch. I would much appreciate it!🙏 Incidentally, it would be cool If you could do a retrospective on the software developers "Warp"? Thank you!👍✌
He's got lots of videos focusing solely on Sega's arcade stuff too. Classic Sega embodies the culture of the arcade in general, so these videos perfectly match the channel.
hey segalord! as always another great video :) i don’t know if you take video suggestions but do you know if it’s in the cards for a video on the cancelled castlevania dreamcast game to be made? thank you for all the fantastic content! have a good one
Great video. Have to check out some of these arcade games. Fire Barrel was one I saw recently that looks great. I didnt know about Horror Story on PC Engine so will check that out too. I played through the arcade version a while ago. Finest Hour looks interesting. Played through Target Earth a while ago. Great game. Still want to work on the second one for Saturn soon.
So many memories with ALIENS, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, The Combatribes, Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa, The Punisher, and Robocop. Also the G.I. Joe game that was similar to Space Harrier & Steel Gunner :) As well as Bucky O'Hare, Captain America & the Avengers, and Spider-Man the Video Game with Black Cat & Namor (Sub-Mariner) as playable characters.
Woo hoo! Always cheers me up when we get another one of your videos. I havent even watched it yet but I know its gonna be good. Thanks my friend👌 Now I've seen it..."Park ya ass and give it a whirl" 😂
An interesting group of games here. Many of these are definitely not the typical stuff you'd hear about. I played the PC Engine version of Legend of Hero Tonma a good bit shortly after I got the PC Engine. I definitely enjoyed it. There are several games on this list I'll have to try based on your recommendation. One of those will be Fire Barrel. It sounds like a good one. It's nice to find a previously-unknown fun game like that. One of those discoveries for me was Jaleco's Cybattler. I'd seen it on a list somehwere and gave it a shot. Jaleco wasn't a top-tier company, but Cybattler is quite a good game, and somewhat unique. Check it out if you haven't already. Regarding your notes, it may not be as a bundle with games, but it looks like there will be a modern light gun coming soon, as I don't believe it's shipping yet. It's called the Sinden Lightgun. It uses a camera system in the gun to function, so it will work on modern TVs. I only learned about it a few weeks ago. I don't know how I missed it, so it's possible you were not aware either. I saw it demonstrated on another channel and it looks like it's going to be good. I'm going to keep an eye on it to see how it turns out, but I'm fairly excited.
Oh man, what another good video Mel. That Monster Truck game looks to be the shit right there. Lots of games that I've never ever heard of here, so I'm glad they're brought to light. Can't wait for another Arcade Treasures video man. Keep up the good work!
Awesome job as always Sega Lord X...was curious what MAME set are you using? You seem to find something new and exciting for me to look for every time I tune into this sometimes the WHOLE list lol keep up the great work.
You and snesdrunk are my two favorite TH-cam subscriptions. Thank you for what you do. If I had more cash id be happy to join but I gots three daughters. Nvm that again thank you
If you like Battle Bakraid you'll definitely want to check out Armed Police Batrider (my favorite shmup of all time) if you haven't already. Garegga, Bakraid, and Batrider are sometimes referred to as the Bat trilogy (or the Yagawa trilogy, named after the lead programmer). You can see the similarity in the polish and solid mechanics that each game shares.
Everyone else: take a look at my new shining Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 rig! SLX: OK, time for another Arcade Treasures Volume video :). I hope all of you out there enjoy it! I certainly did enjoy it! Thanks SLX!
I don't know if you've played Go! Go! Mile Smile but it's a fun hidden gen where it's a part Pac-Man and part Snake. The object is to clear all the gems in the level but what makes it unique IMHO is the boss fights which are really fun to play.
Great video, I love exploring my MAME setup. I know it's wrong, but I couldn't help think that "he doesn't have the scanlines on in his shader settings!" There's some real gems in there to check out though. Thanks.
Joe and Mac was a weird beast. The home versions were a bit different from the arcade, and I actually liked the SNES version better. I don't know how to explain it, but something just felt off about the arcade version.
I love Mame and I agree with you. To me it is completely stupid trying to emulate modern 3d games when you come buy them and use them on any system. Having access to 70s 80s and 90s arcade games is awesome and mame is the only way you can play them. Great video 👍
Indeed. Even funnier, I wrote it down as vertically scrolling in the script, and I STILL said horizontally scrolling. I guess I just had it on the brain that day.
there was an arcade cabinet i played at pizza hut as a kid.... it was a side scrolling beat em up and you could get power ups that turned you into different forms? i think it was animal like creatures.... god cant remember the name of that game but i sure stilll think about it till this day
SEGA LIRD X , I watched all 5 episodes i really enjoyed it😊 , perhaps do a few more , some games from arcade you might want to check , World heroes Jet 2, Ninja-kid 3 ,Top hunter Roddy and Cathy , Skywolf
You forgot the Genesis version does have the intro with the women being kidnapped like the arcade though it does have cuts in other areas though it one of the better early conversion at the time.
Thanks for this! The arcade treasure videos are my absolute favorite. Was having a rough day but when I saw this had dropped, I took a breather to soak in the pixellated goodness and it really helped my mood. I really appreciate what you do, man, keep it up!
You da Man for all things SEGA.
Thank you, sir.
Even for non Sega too
He is the SNESdrunk of Sega
Yes he is👍
1:19 Tōkidenshō Angel Eyes
2:57 Chase Bombers
4:25 Zombie Raid
6:06 *Caveman Ninja - Joe & Mac*
7:29 Kuri Kinton
9:13 Demon's World
10:44 Fire Barrel
12:21 Finest Hour
13:37 Battle bakraid
15:21 Legend of Hero Tonma
Kuri Kinton was awesome! I loved the power-up where if you held the punch button down, you could shoot an energy ball. Helped out right before a big fight. I never understood why that game didn't get more love. Another underrated one you don't hear much about was Blood Warriors. It had some memorable characters and you always got a fatality.
Oh man, I would have loved Double Axel back in the day if I had ever found one of the machines. I loved the original Monster Truck Madness games on PC.
This is crazy! I just watched Volume 4 again at 3am today and here’s volume 5!!! AWESOME!!!
Haha. That's some pretty good timing.
1:19 Tōkidenshō Angel Eyes
2:57 Chase Bombers
4:25 Zombie Raid
6:06 *Caveman Ninja - Joe & Mac*
7:29 Kuri Kinton
9:13 Demon's World
10:44 Fire Barrel
12:21 Finest Hour
13:37 Battle bakraid
15:21 Legend of Hero Tonma
Rate up for others, thanks!
"although calibrating the mouse is a pain in the as(commercial)s."
This was SICK. I consider myself a hardcore arcade gamer, with it still being my favourite genre 40 years later. I did arcades heavily from around age 12 through 25, and I don't know ANY of these games except for Joe & Mac/Hero Tomna. What a surprise!
I got Joe and Mac and Zombie Raid
Sega Lord X 13:11 this game was available for the home market in Japan on the Wii shop under the Virtual Arcade section. For those who have a modded Wii, you can find the wad for this game pretty easily.
I blew my way through so many quarters playing the shooter "Heavy Unit" by Taito back in the late 80s. Such a great game!
Back in the day my arcade had a Zombie Raid machine and I loved it. The light guns were shotguns that you had to pump to reload. I swear that cabinet contributed to my carpal tunnel issues but it was worth it, I would love to track down a machine to put in my collection.
They were awesome cabinets to be sure. Unfortunately they tended to be broken a lot, too.
I've played more than a few games in MAME I'd never heard of/seen in the wild thanks to your arcade series.
Love this series. There were more than a few of these games that I was not aware of. Thanks for bringing them into the attention of video games fans. Keep doing a job this good, it is really important for the preservation of the hobby.
Double Axle... Never encountered that one in the arcade back in the day! Gonna check that out.
Have to slightly disagree when you said there should have been a Sega CD port. The Saturn would have been able to reproduce that perfectly. I am currently playing the Japanese import of Power Drift on Saturn which is very similar in graphics and game play and it is virtually arcade perfect! Luv the Saturn. 😁
Another fun vid!! Thanks 👍🎮
Love coming back to this series to get inspiration for what Arcade game to try out on Fightcade or Mame when I can. Hope to see more of this in the future. :) Always love the arcade content.
I remember playing double axle, didn't know the name but I just had in my head, this was a great fun game, thanks for the new episode!👍😃 Thanks Sega Lord X for another great adventure
Love your arcade treasures videos! And you're right, emulation is the way to go to play these rarities! I have to go back and watch your past videos so I remember what to try out and play.
How do you find the time to make so many of these??
Not complaining, of course :)
I love gaming. I could talk about it all day.
@@SegaLordX The virus also help ? I've noticed since quaranite a lot more content from creators. Well anyways I really appreciate it.
@@SegaLordX I could listen all day, man! If you are ever in the UK you've earned a few free beers from me!
Dedication, dedication, dedication. To be this good takes AGES!! ✌️
Believe and theres much more! to 50 volumes! There hidden gems in the mame compilations.
@SegaLordX great picks! I am putting a Pi 4 Mame Arcade cabinet together this weekend a lot of these are already on my list but I will look for the others.
every time i come back to this great channel i´m surprised it´s not at least a million subs yet. it´s criminally underrated.
you covered a lot of sega thoroughly already but have you thought about doing short documentarys on sega, games, personel, decion makers, development processes of games etc? i know it´s a lot of work and maybe not your personal interest but you´re a good writer and presenter and i would really like to see that.
Thanks for the vids man. Helps the quarantine go by a little faster!
Sega Lord X is the definitive Sega channel on youtube
Dude so glad you brought this back. Really. Im not knocking all the other sega stuff I've grown to love more and more thanks to you, from Master system throughout Saturn and dreamcast... however, please take us to arcade treasures # 505... seriously.
Thank you for the astounding dedication you put on your videos. You sure are a reference to me.
The effort you put in to knowing the actual games along with the history must take a huge effort even if you knew the games back then.
Your work of art- 'Arcade Spotlight - Daytona USA' video was superb amongst others. I think a collaboration on a SEGA project/review with Digital Foundry is a must for ALL Sega/Retro fans- Gameplay And Performance Shown....
Watching your videos I always find some gems to try out!
Another list of lost arcade treasure to put in my back log list lol! Awesome man thanks again.👊💥🤘
Every time you do these videos I write down the games I don't know and fire up my Odroid to try them out. Haven't disappointed me yet.
Was so happy to see you put the game titles in this one
I don't know if you've ever played it, but I recommend you (and everyone reading this) try out the Asterix arcade game by Konami. I really think it's among the best beat 'em ups of the era. Knowing the property adds to it, but it's not at all mandatory.
Oh hell yes. Asterix Arcade is awesome. One of the first arcade games I got running on my SNES Classic.
My heart skipped a beat when I saw you posted another one of these. These are amazing!! Because I (and apparently so many other people) value your opinion, how about an episode on gaming moments? As in your favorite gaming moments from your history of gaming. A couple of mine (for example)... the snowy hill run from level 2 of Strider...or the first time playing the water level in Donkey Kong Country
Something similar coming. Keep watching.
@@SegaLordX You know it! Looking forward to it
This is a really nice video (funny too!). I have never heard of several of these games and now want to find them!
Hell yeah I enjoy your videos!!! Some of the best content on here. And ur passion is unmatched!!! Thank you
Heck yea DOUBLE AXLE!
Now that brings me back. It was at Galaxy World arcade through the entire 90s.
Double Axle used to be in the lineup at one my local retro arcades. In fact, I spent some good time learning the game and that helped me win said arcade's racing game tournament back in 2017. Though my prowess in OutRun also helped seal my victory.
I agree with you! E.G. only 10% of all silent movies were preserved! I hope, we can rescue a higher percentage of arcade games!
I always hit like even before watching the video. Keep these coming awesome stuff!
I really appreciate the support, man. Thank you.
I absolutely love you Arcade Treasure videos, keep it up
Great suggestions on this whole series !!!!! As a fellow 80s kid, I'm Excited to give some of these a try. :-)
*When someone names a game after a food dish, you know their hunger was legendary*
I really have experienced some gems thank to you. Keep up the great work.
Don’t you hate it when A-holes in capes show up at your door just to ruin your day? 😂 That cracked me up
Great video, loving the content. One game I was kind of surprised not to see on this list was another Title by Irem called Atomic Robo Kid, side-scrolling shooter with upgrades where the main character is a flying tin can of a robot with an elephant snout. Visuals and sounds are good, on par with other games of this type of the Era and definitely worth a look. I don't believe it ever saw a home release so you'd have to play it through mame, but if you liked what you played here, you might like Atomic Robo Kid
I see you mentioned battle bakraid, one of my favorite shooters i play on mame. I love anything that raizing made, armed police batrider is my personal fav. They also had a penchant for making incredible music for their shooters, nobody does it better than raizing. with the exception of technosoft of course, hyper duel being a damn good example
Underrated and/or less known: Gladiator, Aquajack, Police Trainer, Tiger Road, Superman...
I didn't know the "Joe & Mac" Games were on the switch? Thank you. I would love To see a new video compiling all the great arcade games that are now available on the switch. I would much appreciate it!🙏 Incidentally, it would be cool If you could do a retrospective on the software developers "Warp"? Thank you!👍✌
I could be wrong, but I think they're on sale at the moment for $2 a pop.
@@yellowblanka6058 I actually got them last night when I saw the video.
Great video! a few Ive missed on my Barcade here to check out yey! 😁👌👍
This series could use more forgotten sega games. Kind of what I expect from a sega lord... nice video thoug. Keep up the nice work
He's got lots of videos focusing solely on Sega's arcade stuff too. Classic Sega embodies the culture of the arcade in general, so these videos perfectly match the channel.
@@retrosoul8770 In the last 6 months only 2 videos focuced on sega arcade games and well known ones at that...just saying...
I was always a Nintendo guy when it came down to it, but I've been enjoying seeing things from "the other side" of the Nintendo vs Sega era.
Another great episode. Kudos for making these 😃👍
hey segalord! as always another great video :) i don’t know if you take video suggestions but do you know if it’s in the cards for a video on the cancelled castlevania dreamcast game to be made? thank you for all the fantastic content! have a good one
I remember playing Joe & Mac original arcade back then.. and the kidnaping intro sequence was there ! I'm from Argentina btw
Great video. Have to check out some of these arcade games. Fire Barrel was one I saw recently that looks great. I didnt know about Horror Story on PC Engine so will check that out too. I played through the arcade version a while ago.
Finest Hour looks interesting. Played through Target Earth a while ago. Great game. Still want to work on the second one for Saturn soon.
So many memories with ALIENS, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, The Combatribes, Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa, The Punisher, and Robocop. Also the G.I. Joe game that was similar to Space Harrier & Steel Gunner :) As well as Bucky O'Hare, Captain America & the Avengers, and Spider-Man the Video Game with Black Cat & Namor (Sub-Mariner) as playable characters.
Nice. Zombie Raid is at a small bowling alley arcade near me. A friend and I go there just to play that during the season. Found it a few years ago.
Lisle Lanes . Illinois.
Woo hoo! Always cheers me up when we get another one of your videos. I havent even watched it yet but I know its gonna be good. Thanks my friend👌
Now I've seen it..."Park ya ass and give it a whirl" 😂
I've never seen Demons world before. Absolutely looks like the type of game I likes growing up.
I love these videos, thank you for all the great recommendations! 😻
I just played Kuri Kinton for the first time yesterday on the Taito collection for PSP. Neat game.
An interesting group of games here. Many of these are definitely not the typical stuff you'd hear about. I played the PC Engine version of Legend of Hero Tonma a good bit shortly after I got the PC Engine. I definitely enjoyed it. There are several games on this list I'll have to try based on your recommendation. One of those will be Fire Barrel. It sounds like a good one. It's nice to find a previously-unknown fun game like that. One of those discoveries for me was Jaleco's Cybattler. I'd seen it on a list somehwere and gave it a shot. Jaleco wasn't a top-tier company, but Cybattler is quite a good game, and somewhat unique. Check it out if you haven't already.
Regarding your notes, it may not be as a bundle with games, but it looks like there will be a modern light gun coming soon, as I don't believe it's shipping yet. It's called the Sinden Lightgun. It uses a camera system in the gun to function, so it will work on modern TVs. I only learned about it a few weeks ago. I don't know how I missed it, so it's possible you were not aware either. I saw it demonstrated on another channel and it looks like it's going to be good. I'm going to keep an eye on it to see how it turns out, but I'm fairly excited.
I just binge watched all of these episodes and it took 5 to mention a fighting game! Haha
Oh man, what another good video Mel. That Monster Truck game looks to be the shit right there. Lots of games that I've never ever heard of here, so I'm glad they're brought to light. Can't wait for another Arcade Treasures video man. Keep up the good work!
Awesome job as always Sega Lord X...was curious what MAME set are you using? You seem to find something new and exciting for me to look for every time I tune into this sometimes the WHOLE list lol keep up the great work.
You and snesdrunk are my two favorite TH-cam subscriptions. Thank you for what you do. If I had more cash id be happy to join but I gots three daughters. Nvm that again thank you
water chestnuts and potatoes looks like a fun game actually
Killing it with these vids man thanks
Hey SegaLordX, can you make a video of your top 10 favorite schmups? My favorite is Gaiares for the Sega Genesis
Golden age of games. I bought Angel Eyes for 1 dollar. I had a mod PS1. Loved It!
The main character in Demon's World looks like Todd from Todd's Adventure in Slime World.
Chase Bombers looks like the inspiration for the Wreck it Ralph movie(s) racing game
If you like Battle Bakraid you'll definitely want to check out Armed Police Batrider (my favorite shmup of all time) if you haven't already. Garegga, Bakraid, and Batrider are sometimes referred to as the Bat trilogy (or the Yagawa trilogy, named after the lead programmer). You can see the similarity in the polish and solid mechanics that each game shares.
7:04 The last caveman dragging out the larger woman is sweating! Fck me
Everyone else: take a look at my new shining Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 rig!
SLX: OK, time for another Arcade Treasures Volume video :). I hope all of you out there enjoy it!
I certainly did enjoy it! Thanks SLX!
Man....Never a video I don't enjoy🤙 Thaaaank you!!
I don't know if you've played Go! Go! Mile Smile but it's a fun hidden gen where it's a part Pac-Man and part Snake. The object is to clear all the gems in the level but what makes it unique IMHO is the boss fights which are really fun to play.
Kuri Kinton is giving me serious Goku vs Red Ribbon Army vibes.
my home town movie theater
had double axle i loved it
Willow was a true take you into the game
4:26 I love Zombie Raid 😍👍
Stay Blessed, SLX!
You too, brother.
@@SegaLordX Thanks and keep up the excellent work! That reminds me: do you own a Saturn floppy disc drive?
That Tecmo comment you made was funny lol
Great video, I love exploring my MAME setup. I know it's wrong, but I couldn't help think that "he doesn't have the scanlines on in his shader settings!" There's some real gems in there to check out though. Thanks.
Kuri Kinton is available on Taito Legends 2 for PlayStation 2
Yup, I said so in the video.
Sega Lord X caught that part late then my bad 🤪🤪
That cart game looks like so much fun. I have no idea how to configure analog controls in mame but hopefully i'll work it out :)
wow, finest hour is SICK
Joe and Mac was a weird beast. The home versions were a bit different from the arcade, and I actually liked the SNES version better. I don't know how to explain it, but something just felt off about the arcade version.
I love Mame and I agree with you. To me it is completely stupid trying to emulate modern 3d games when you come buy them and use them on any system. Having access to 70s 80s and 90s arcade games is awesome and mame is the only way you can play them. Great video 👍
Music is everything. If a game has shit music I likely won't play it.
Three Stooges on the arcade was really rad!
Hope to see more in the future.
Love your content, man. So much good stuff and knowledge. But Fire Barrel is vertical scrolling not horizontal :) Keep up the great work!
Indeed. Even funnier, I wrote it down as vertically scrolling in the script, and I STILL said horizontally scrolling. I guess I just had it on the brain that day.
@@SegaLordX Haha. I've done the same thing.
Whenever I hear the word "arcade", I always think of SEGA, which is in its slumber.
Grabbed a few new games today. Thanks!
I hear that Finest Hour had some references from Rush songs.
there was an arcade cabinet i played at pizza hut as a kid.... it was a side scrolling beat em up and you could get power ups that turned you into different forms? i think it was animal like creatures.... god cant remember the name of that game but i sure stilll think about it till this day
Sega has the best style
Spikeout (beatemup fighting) and the Harley thing on Sega naomi are amazing, cover those games
SEGA LIRD X , I watched all 5 episodes i really enjoyed it😊 , perhaps do a few more , some games from arcade you might want to check , World heroes Jet 2, Ninja-kid 3 ,Top hunter Roddy and Cathy , Skywolf
Wow. I consider myself quite the retro gaming connoisseur, but damn, I didn't know any of these ... 😅 Some good stuff in there though! 🙃
You forgot the Genesis version does have the intro with the women being kidnapped like the arcade though it does have cuts in other areas though it one of the better early conversion at the time.