Arcade vs Console 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Episode 374 - Let's look at games that originated in the arcade and see what changes were made when they arrived on home platforms. SPOILER: They all had changes.
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What arcade ports to what platforms do you find interesting?
Street Fighter Alpha 2 to SNES has always been impressive.
@@VulpasI highly agree
Arcade to Nes. The games were almost completely new.
Any of the museum titles. I wasn't a console gamer in the NES/SNES/Genesis era (I played Amiga/C64), but when I got a PS1... I LOVED the Midway collections. :) I still do... even if some of the titles don't remind me of the good old days of the Arcade (yes, I'm old.) 🙂
Gwanghe , for any 32 bit platform
The end skit properly summed up modern gaming.
I think the radio buddy was more popular during the PS3 era. Metal Gear Rising comes to mind,
@@KevenLC It came back this generation as the talking weapon or something
@@l3rvn0 people always want easier games I guess.
very true! The old games didnt tell you squat. You just had to figure it out.
@@destructodisk9074 Well the games of that generation were the beginning of modern slop.
I hope Joe makes his own Game Sack branded Video Glove. It's specifically made to work with Greendog and Greendog alone.
“I love the Greendog Glove, it’s so bad”
GREEN-GLOVEEEE!!!!
I think you meant GREEEEEEEEN-DAAAWG.
I say add a second glove that is compatible for Pebble Beach Golf Links...
_"Think you can get it inside mine?" -Craig Stadler_
Yawn. Who cares.
My local arcade had Undercover Cops and I loved playing it. I loved pulling out those random poles. Unfortunately so did my girlfriend which is why we're no longer together :D
Ouch
Hopefully not at the arcade.
well, that joke was short and easy.
Those ARE fun to play with
BAHAHA, love it
I actually liked the extra detail that 9 hits would have completely destroyed Robontic. Fun extra lore!
A true Game Sack fan never misses the end credit scenes! Great video as always, Joe!
The credits sequence with the game footage on the cube walls always fascinates me. It's hypnotic.
@@Quimbyrbg That is pretty cool too.
Being awake at 2am to see a new GameSack video as it's uploaded feels like catching Santa Claus in the act.
3:09am
3am in my country. Totally worth it!
That ending skit was funny as hell.
He should do an entire playthrough like that.
69th like.
One Interesting thing about Undercover Cops, there's an updated version for the Arcades called Undercover Cops Alpha Renewal (It has the alpha symbol in the front of the logo) which came out later the same year. It features even better graphics, like the second level intro has a beautiful new background, better controls (including jump dash attacks and some extra desperation movies) but most important, the music is MUCH better, with a better soundfont and some voices added, If the original version was already rather unknown, then this one was even more hidden!
Did the same team do the Gunforce Arcade games? It sure looks like it, graphicly.
@@buckeyechad1 I know the second one is done by Irem, and yeah it share's a really similar arstyle, like just before they got the hang of it for Metal Slug
@@alster546 I believe, they also made In the Hunt - a very beautiful underwater shooter.
The renewal version is what the Japanese version was.
For some reason the move selection was cut down, and music, sprites and backgrounds changed for the original US release.
Who doesn't watch the end sketches? They're great.
Also impressed that you got through all of Air Busters back-to-back-to-back. That game is tough.
Sometimes I just watch the sketches. I often play " The Package" when I get a real package in the mail.
Hey Joe I always love your end bits. Don't let those haters discourage you doing them. Keep on with your awesome show and end bits.
Who is hating on the end skits?
@@ChaossX77 No idea but with what he said on the 35:20 part it made me think most either don't like it, or don't bother to see them, and the end skits are epic.
This guy always talks bad about his content and how people always complain, yet I read most of the comments and hardly ever at all find anything negative. Idk why he does it that's the only thing i don't like. It's like he mostly focuses on the negative and hardly acknowledges all the good things people post.
@@thelegendof420 who is the guy?
@starblaze27 Joe himself. He always talks negatively about his own show. Sure, some of it may be satire, but to talk about it often when there's so little evidence of people talking down on gamesack is kinda annoying.
😂😂😂😂that end skit was hilarious. I hate radio buddies in video games too. It's definitely annoying. I love your content, Joe. Been watching since almost the beginning. Never stop doing these ever
I could watch you play Sonic all day. Especially with that damn good video quality.
Other than the number of hostages you can carry I couldn't see any differences in the 2 versions of Air Rescue. Sega done a fantastic job there.
Can’t believe we’re already about to get into the fourth year of robotic, explosive baseball. The future is awesome!
Lol I might actually watch baseball if it was.
The only version of GLOC in the arcade worth playing was the R360. We had 2 of them when I worked at the Starcade at Disneyland way back in the day but they were so finicky we never had both working at the same time
OMG what in the hellish hell was that end skit? Radio buddy AND tutorial at the same time??
Why do you hate us, Joe? 😂
I know you have analytics of people dropping out before the sketches but I love the dry humor and other sketches. I like seeing ur editing skills on display!!
I love how some modern console games that barely use all the buttons on a gamepad have tutorials that are more invasive than TIE Fighter, a game that had an entire keyboard worth of commands.
The funny thing is that invasive tutorials that block your gameplay often have the opposite effect because people's brain go "ooh, game" then "huh, not game, ignoreskip" when a tutorial like that happens, but some devs/publishers must be really worried about people putting down a game because they don't get how to play it.
Excellent video as always Joe and I love your shirt! Speaking of Air Buster...while it didn't feature many special effects 1990 was all about huge sprites and parallax scrolling! ;)
I remember playing chop lifter on my master system for the first time. The first stage going underground and the music changed I thought to myself. Shit just got real
I had the same surprise as Joe when I Played G-Loc on the Master System.
I remember playing Undercover Cops in the arcades back in 93, great game, I like the dust effect that appear whenever you hit something :)
That ending skit was sublime.
I would love to get into retro gaming, but it's so hard without Radio Buddy®. Sonic really was ahead of its time.
G-Loc on Game Gear has the same shop menu music as Super Hang-On.
That end skit was quality, haha. Sums up today's gaming perfectly.
38:38 Joe checking his wrist as if he's wearing a watch almost looks like he's checking if he still has a pulse after dying of boredom.
You didnt mention the INSANE and RADICAL arcade machine the r360 that sometimes housed the gloc game. Maybe further coverage in a “specialty arcade machines” episode.
G-LOC (MD) was one of those games I played for hours because of a lack of options, but I enjoyed it more than AfterBurner; I'll have to try out the MS version. The end skit was one of the best of the bunch. Great work as always, Joe.
You outdid yourself with Forgotten Worlds here. Thanks!
That sketch is exactly what Sonic would be today... Thanks for another great video!
My weekend is complete with a new Game Sack video 👍
The end skit sums up FFVII Remake perfectly. The characters never shut up in that game!
I love these guy 😂 been watching for year's amazed they still find subject to cover
Awesome inclusion of Aero Blasters. I prefer the Turbo version as well. The second level's music is the best part of the soundtrack...I'm so bummed when I play the other versions.
The end skit was hilarious as was the intermission skit with the glove.
11:40 Actually I think Retro-Bit or Limited Run Games did helped getting this game to the West. I did saw this game was mentioned.
That damn last skit is beyond gold...
Sunday Sack Time
Remember, when you're feeling down about the state of modern gaming there is always three lifetimes of games you haven't touched from the last thirty years
Super Baseball 2020 is legit one of my favorite games on SNES. I only found out years later that it was scaled back compared to the Genesis version.
I always stay for the end credits. I love goofy stuff.
Always watch the end sketch!
I still think it’s absolutely criminal that this channel doesn’t have a million subscribers….
I played Forgotten Worlds a few weeks ago for the first time. It was pretty cool. The dial also pushes in as a button. Never seen a game with that.
There was also a bundle with the Avenue 3 controller for Forgotten Worlds on Super CD-ROM².
I'm going to need more radio buddy updates for old games. That was amazing.
Seconded, good stuff
Air buster was definitely an influence on the shooter levels for turrican 2 on the Amiga. The design of the bosses and the fast,tight parallax scrolling bits are almost identical.
Got me with that Kaneko glove gag 😂 well played.
I watch every minute. Especially the end. Appreciate your content immensely. A fan.
I actually stayed up for this!
Long
Live
Game
Sack!
Who in the name of god skips the end skits!??? Especially a game buddy one. Joe, you basically have material for skits for eternity with those as far as I'm concerned.
Well played, sir. Do splatterhouse next!!!
The best end sketch, you killed it.
The evil Dr. Robotic
I appreciate you Joe, I honestly look forward to your uploads. Suffering from stiff person syndrome. I really rely on TH-cam content to keep me entertained. Again, thank you so much!.
Great video Joe, I love your sarcastic style, really entertaining to watch 😊
I've said it before but I'll say it again: the quality of the gameplay footage is miles ahead of any other retro gaming channel. The scanlines look so incredibly good!
Inter State was Kaneko's home game division; they did most of Kaneko's in-house home ports (including the Genesis Air Buster port). Surprised they used the Aero Blasters name for the TG-16 version in the US; Turbo Technologies needed to learn the hard way they couldn't have full control of everything, I guess... (Aero Blasters was the Japanese name in all versions.)
And yes, Sega did go all out on arcade G-LOC; I still want to try the R360 one day.
Sack - please never stop making content. Dry Sundays are the worst. This episode was great. From the uk peace 🤟
Absolutely nailed the annoyance of modern games’ interruptions and radio-buddy bull$#@% :P
Gotta love a good Memorial day weekend sack
2 things i love :
''hello and welcome'' , it is such a good greeting.
the after credit skit, they are always funny and creative.
wish they make an ep every sunday, but we can't ask for the impossible.
High effort on the impotent "why why why?!'s" lol
Having that glove is such a flex
Oh the enemies on the boats can be destroyed! But I think u were using the fire extinguisher bomb! (Can be used to extinguish the fire from the precious level)
I could never play g-loc due to its expensive machine meaning expensive coins... But i've never ever heard about any of these ports. They seems pretty nice to me, i was shocked when the scene of zooming out from the plane was shown. Fantastic!
When it comes to Arcade vs Console the Arcade version of Forgotten Worlds is the defiantly the best. If you do a fifth episode on this topic i would recommend Bubble Bobble, Raiden, Wardner and Smash tv. Great episode 👍
10:35 it looks like a super saiyan transformation lol
Great video. Undercover Cops was the first game I saw that had boss damage and let you use the environment to kill a boss (crusher in first stage). Very cool presentation at the time. I found the SNES port later on emulation.
That end video skit where that one guy talking to you over the radio who lectures you for the first couple minutes during the beginning of the game, telling you how to play the game. Like hey!! Listen!! I know you want to help me on my journey, but c'mon now, could I just like, you know, play the game without you having to give me drill instructions like I'm in boot camp or in a classroom?
Another ep of Game Sack- & right before Memorial Day.
This is my favorite Sunday morning show
Game Sack forever!
✊
That segment on choplifters sequel was excellent lol. I honestly am shocked they made a 3d sequel to the game on the system 32 and I've never heard of it before
Air Buster! I finally know that childhood classics name. You earned my thumbs up. Thanks, pal!
The new GS episodes on Saturdays are the sign im up late and need to go to sleep after its over lol. Gonna play some games and watch til then tho! (And then throw a playlist of old episodes to fall asleep to of course)
Hell Yeah!!! glad to finally see Undercover Cops get some attention and despite what Joe thinks, it is a criminally underrated game. Retro-Bit did a run of the Super Famicom game translated to english that I recommend picking up if you can find it, im hoping the Arcade version will get a quiet switch port like quite a few of Irem's games have
Well, I don't know about an Arcade Archives version, but since Inin anounced a Irem Collection (in five volumes), there's hope for a Undercover Cops port in one of them.
@@GeovaneSanciniSR They put out In the Hunt , Ninja Spirit, and Moon Patrol (which I didn't realize was made by them) so theres a possibility, still that collection sounds interesting since them and Data East have the most interesting overlooked gems
6 years watching.... Still as great as ever.
I want to believe that Joe got that Kaneko glove by actually filling in the form that came with the game and posting it off.
PC Engine CD conversion of Street Fighter 1 is a great port. Unfortunately it's a great faithful port of a poor arcade game.
great episode as always man, thanks for the best video game content on youtube for years!
In the ending sketch, you should have had the Genesis miss a couple music channels in order to play the voice samples 😂😂
Loved hearing that Sonic Frontiers track. Do you select all the music based on games youve played or do you just listen to some game soundtracks?
Mind you, there were _Choplifter_ ports to both Apple II and Commodore 64, but neither were much of a much. Still, I had a lot of fun with the Apple II version growing up.
I always thought that Final Mission (awesome intro by the way) / SCAT, was Nes' Forgotten Worlds.
Watching an episode of Game Sack without watching the end credits would be rubbish!
no, the first part is actually good
Forgotten Worlds was the first game I ever played on the Genesis (rented the console along with that and Super Monaco GP). My experience was the same as you. I remember loving it when I first played it, but when I went back to it a few years ago it just doesn't hold up at all.
Also, the music during the upgrade screen on G-LOC Game Gear is definitely from some other game. I can't put my finger on it, though.
Fantasy Zone's shop music. Also featured in Super Hang-On (Genesis) and a few other games.
You would be so cool if you went clubbin' downtown while wearing that Kaneko glove.
ok, i have to admit the post credits scene was very intersting. lol
I like how Cone Head's crotch coughs at you.
I remember back in the early 90s my Mom worked at a Burger King that had a Neo Geo Arcade unit in it. Super Baseball 2020 was one of the games available to play on it. I could never remember what it was called all these years later. When I saw it on here I was like "THAT'S the game!"
Yeah, I thought it sucked back then too.
35:20 No sir, not checking out here :) I always enjoy the end skits, so watch the entire show from start to finish :)
"Why do they need to be rescued from an amusement park?!"
It was 1990 dude, they were raiding Neverland...
Should I have laughed at the Kaneko game glove joke? Probaby not, but no regrets. LoL.
And, as always, thanks for the ending skits. I don't know if other people skip them, but they always give me a chuckle.
@GameSack
Joe, I have to agree with you about the TG16 version of AreoBlasters! It's still one of my favs and the best version IMO. It's aged fairly well too! EDIT: I always watch the end skits!
Great end skit too lmao
Air rescue was funny! - stop saluting at me like that! It's weird. Just get in lol
" i ain't afraid of no rolly-coaster!"
Regarding Air Rescue
Do you think this was supposed to be a Game Gear game?
Gives off that Game Gear port vibe, you know. The pillowboxed title screen, the tiny sprites, and the very sparse info display.
In Australia in 1989I had the Amiga version of Forgotten Worlds - I thought it was amazing. Me and my mate would play it every day until it glitched on the level 4 boss every time.
The controls were fine I thought.
Computers were big in Aus and consoles not really popular yet.
I'd love to see a video of arcade versions of games you think of as console games. Example: Super Mario Bros.
This is a great idea for a series! Hope to see more!