Seriously though, is this tool assited? If not them damn you are good! Ive beaten this game at least a dozen times and learned a handful of the bosses weaknesses, but you seem to know them all, best gameplay I have ever seen by far
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words. To be honest, when I watch this back, I only see the mistakes I made. I guess I'm too much of a perfectionist. And no, this is not tool assisted at all. I thought that would be obvious from the fact that I repeatedly mistimed dodging enemy attacks in the Manhattan Street 2 boss gauntlet. I also screwed up getting into the first secret room at 5:36, missed the water tower toss at 7:25, accidentally left the secret room at 49:29 prematurely and wasted several lives failing to get into the final secret room at 1:01:29 (I was standing in the wrong spot). I also missed a continue that I didn't know was there during The Alley around 9:25. You have to swing up to a higher level after standing on the dumpster. I didn't know about it until I uploaded this and someone left a comment telling me. Going back to 49:29, that is the big mistake. I don't remember what I was trying to do when I started jumping around but I accidentally jumped right out of the level. If you stick around another thirty seconds or so, you fight a gauntlet of enemies at one hit health. Every enemy in the game appears, including the Muzzoid robot and even Carnage. If you make it through the gauntlet, you get extra continues and lives. Of course, it would have been completely meaningless since you can only carry 9 lives and I never needed a continue. But it would have been cool to show people it is there.
@MrFantasticTV I loved this game and beat it a couple of times. I never knew you could spin enemies in a circle while holding them tho. How did you do that?
Me either lol! It was extremely hard for me. Looking at this now is like, wow!. I remember playing this over my gpas the first time I couldn't get over how amazing the smooth gameplay was. It was sooo bad ass. Still is!
Fun fact: I was so shook as a kid at Carnage and Doppleganger, I couldn't make it past the first few stages. Watching this now is almost like therapy lol
This was a tough game to beat, but after you get the hang of it your pretty much set to doing it. Also I like the sega version a lot more on account of the carnage laughing being much more creepy.
This game was full of secrets that I stumbled upon back in the day. Really specific stuff with zero clues like a specific attack near a water tower or a swing at a place in the sewers that would take you to a bonus room or fight. I think I only beat this game once and walked away a champion. I never perfected the mechanics as well as this guy though.
Dat boss music!! Arguably the best playthrough of this game on TH-cam. Good job. I never finished it and I don't think I ever will. There just has to be an easier way to beat that Doppelganger.
+Pikkon89 Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed the vid. And the best way to beat Doppelganger--and the super-villain bosses in general--is just to use the Sonic Gun and other superhero icons. Also, Venom is much better in boss fights than Spider-Man. You're not really supposed to play anything like I did in this video. I deliberately do everything the hard way because doing things the easy way is kinda boring. Well, except for botching the water tower toss on the first rooftop level. That was just a blunder, heh.
+Mr. Fantastic I've always felt that the game is much easier with Venom but I also feel like it's longer too. I can beat all of the other bosses but the Doppelganger is the only one that gives me a headache.
+Pikkon89 Understandable. Doppelganger is especially tough in the later stages if you KO Shriek before him (he goes berserk). That's why it's good to save the Sonic Gun and use it on Doppelganger and Shriek together. Then you can use Deathlok vs. Carrion and Demogoblin, and Dagger vs. Carnage. Venom's stages take more time in the first half of the game and less in the second half. The fastest route is definitely to choose Spider-Man after the church level and then pick Venom after Prospect Park II. You can also visit the Statue of Liberty secret room to pick up tons of superhero icons and you skip the Police Station, Manhattan Rooftop and Manhattan Street 1. The Statue of Liberty is the secret room most people seem to not know about, which is a shame since it's definitely the best in the game.
+Mr. Fantastic That actually explains a lot. I usually take out Shiek first. I find her to be the biggest threat because she's energy beam happy. I'll have to break out the Genesis and try this. I need closure. Thanks for the advice and for the info on the secret rooms.
I didn't even realize some of these web tricks were possible... the spinning them while holding them, the constant grabbing of both and slamming them together.. geez. No wonder I've been having issues with this game.
I had this game for the Mega Drive. I love the graphics style. I was so into Spider-Man back then. I had just got into reading his comics just a few months before the Maximum Carnage storyline dropped. I actually went out and bought the Maximum Carnage comicbook not too long ago. It's so cool.
Loved this game even though I never beat it. Farthest I ever got was San Francisco. Also, I had no idea you could spin enemies in the air when holding them, very interesting.
This game was utter nightmare for me, i was so attached to it keeping switching between Spidey & Venom but couldn't reach police station, you are legend man 🎉
The nostalgia. I used to play this game. I actually think my brother did pass it but I'm basing that on the fact that he ALWAYS passed games. Even ones I was playing first. lol
@@Kingbossdon it's a very simple beat 'em up. You can put almost anyone in it besides Spider-Man and Venom to control and it wouldn't really change much. It has fantastic production values though. Seperation Anxiety was insanely rushed so it's no surprise Maximum Carnage is the better product.
@@jediknightgeo soundtrack was hard 🔥 it was better for the super Nintendo I will say that I didn't beat this game till I became adult I didn't know about the serect rooms and where the extra lifes where
Hint: if you shoulder-charge the enemy continuosly and multiple times, the Spidey/Venom special move (that happens when the health bar start to blink) happen more often.
Wow. I think 41:00 is the furthest I ever made it in the game and that was after hours and hours of trying to get better at it. Good job here, man. Wish I had the skill and time to go back and beat this monster!
It's fun to speedrun Maximum Carnage with no superhero icons, but sadly I can't submit runs to the website because they don't allow emulators for this game. Unfortunately, nobody else runs it without icons, and not many even run the game in the first place.
Murder at 50:10 and 50:14 Spider Man straight up killed those guys, lol. Great video. Played this as kid. I remember the red SNES cartridge. I got to Carnage at the end a few times, but I don’t remember if I beat him. I was real young so I didn’t know how to call assists or do certain moves, but I was always excited when they’d happen randomly. I remember Demogoblin and me just slugging it out. He always gave me a lot of trouble.
best x-mas present ever, next to actually getting a sega genesis the previous Christmas. I got it Christmas of 94 and didn't beat it till april of 95 provided weekends of entertainment for 7th grader.
Nice catch! I never noticed that before. Did you also notice that Doppelganger's theme (7:17) borrows its riff from The Mob Rules, by Black Sabbath with Dio as the lead singer? Green Jellÿ are obviously huge Sabbath fans. th-cam.com/video/owJJQgt_jgs/w-d-xo.html
Altrough both versions are quite similar, I prefer to play the SNES version. It has better music and SFX, and it looks much better because of the rich coloration. This is one of the few decent LJN-games (Alien 3 for SNES is also a good one by LJN).
I never played this but I did play Separation Anxiety. I've only today been learning that was a sequel and not a sister version, and seeing the ending to this and the final fight with Carnage in that has him breaking from a glass container does make that case more clear.
In the boys home slide, no one's paying attention to how venom is casually sitting on the wall. Everyone else is inside the room. But this foo desides to sit on the hallway wall....😱😱😱
I hate the Doppelganger and Demogoblin. Because the Doppelganger always grab you and the Demogoblin you hit him one time he also punch you back one time
Hah, first set of enemies I came up with the same strategy. Webbing enemies is very useful for the momentary break. For the first bonus room I find climbing to the top right corner of the window with your body over it is most consistent. Against the ladies as Spiderman I take it the grab and release loop works in the Genesis version. Against Doppleganger during the climb I racked up many points but I'd never get a life. Curiously, I managed to take him out for good and he was lying dead on one of the ledges. No clue how I triggered it. Very clever use of web against Shriek to delay landing. Doppleganger needs some mention. Dash attack does no damage (green health indicator), neutral jump kick and punch string won't floor him but backflip, leaping kick and desperation attack will. This makes it even easier to go to town on the water tower to chuck at him. In the SNES version it's possible to jump and move yourself onto the ledges of the building and Doppleganger can't reach but he can still hit you off and take off a life. If you use a web shot on Shriek it should say "SECRET BONUS" and give you 1000 points or something. Haven't tried beating her though. Who knows if it's possible. Oh yeah, after I chuck the water tower on Doppleganger I usually jump off the building myself ;p I think I landed like 8 power hits on Lyndon and he still wasn't dead. Best way is carry him to the top right corner and keep him in there eating hits. He'll never fall down except to power hits but I bet you already knew it. Your flashy backflip kicks say it all. It's a good way to grab that extra life you worked so hard for. Seriously, that life is so much work. The points aren't worthwhile either. Good stuff with the double smash as Venom against those fat dudes. I could never space them out properly. The boss fight against Doppleganger and Shriek ends as soon as either one of them has lower than ___ health. So you can pick on one if you want to end it faster. Your strategy is sound though. Interesting that Venom starts off with virtually no health if you pick him for the New York Streets 2 segment. Mm, sucks you missed picking up Cloak in the Deep. With spidey, it takes out Demo to the point of one more touch and he's out. For spidey or Venom in the FF HQ, vertical web and swing can get by those laser walls pretty well. Ugh. Rooftop 2 you gotta take out Shriek for SNES early because if she's the last to go you can't even move to pick up her Firestar summon. Even if you were right on the spot she'd blast away and you'd miss it. Carnage in that fight is purely optional. Huh. It's true then. Prospect Park if you use Cloak on the 4 fat men you get teleported and don't have to continue the rest of the stage. Shitty thing about Prospect Park 2 is that if you're Venom and have one life, Carnage's hit kills you and you have to redo the boss fight. I don't recall being able to grab Shriek. Nice strategy chucking her at Carrion.
+Toomnyusernae Interesting commentary. There's a lot to respond to there. I'll try to go in order. 1. Upon reviewing this longplay for the first time in a while, I'm convinced I played like an idiot vs. Doppelganger in general. I didn't use footwork enough to get off of the line of attack he uses with his diving punch and just didn't respect how fast he recovers from knockdowns in general. I'd say it's my biggest failing, aside from screwing around too much trying to remember the right spot on the secret room on the last level. So it doesn't surprise me that I didn't even notice which attacks were working. 2. I've learned over the years that there are a lot of urban myths surrounding this game. Or at least, I think they're just urban myths. As a child back in 1995, a friend from school told me you could A) Access invincibility mode on the rooftop 2 level by jumping off of the stage, pausing as Spidey is halfway to his death and entering a cheat code. Needless to say, I wasted many lives on this to no avail back in the day! B) Play as Carnage if you beat the game twice and entered a special cheat code C) Access another secret room on the Alleyway level that gave you extra lives and icons. Apparently he read all of this in GamePro magazine which in turn was less than a reliable source of information at times. Anyway, I suspect the "secret bonus" web shot on Shriek is such a myth. 3. I generally don't even bother with Lyndon or the extraneous secret rooms once I get to 9 lives since that's all you can carry anyway. But there's like 5 of us on TH-cam who realize Lyndon is not immortal, so I try to make a point of beating him just to smarten people up. Also, I enjoy a challenge. That's why I never use superhero summons in this game and seldom use power ups in general when I play games. I do tend to collect them just out of habit. I'm weird like that. 4. I'll have to try your method by bypassing the walls in FF headquarters. Thanks for the suggestion. 5. I actually did manage to grab that Firestar icon Shriek drops in my other run, as you've probably noticed by now. It's odd that the SNES version ends it immediately. Huh. 6. The Genesis version is inconsistent for when you can grab and pick up Shriek. You can't do it on a rooftop level and you have to time it perfectly to grab her on later levels like Manhattan Street 1 & 2. You'll note, however, that she is possible to double smash, albeit extremely difficult. I was proud of myself for pulling it off at 50:06. It's hardly essential to winning but it's cool to pull off and also just to show people you can do it. PS: Since you seem to pay attention to this stuff, have you noticed Venom's backflip kick can knock down the drones in FF headquarters but Spidey's can't? It also appears to have two hit boxes, so it can hit one drone as you take off and another as you land. Try it sometime.
Those are some very interesting points you replied to. I know in the SNES version if I try and web Shriek in the first appearance it will say Secret Bonus. I've confirmed this in the second last secret room where you can one hit the entire cast. Actually, you can shoot web against many of them and it will say Secret Bonus I found out. I'm not sure if it's only for points but it seemed a little odd to include it into the game. I remember reading that Venom's backflip does knockdown unlike Spidey's. I'm not sure I've ever seen it hit on landing though. I know the two characters have a minor difference in attack traits against the gals and fat men. While Spidey can pummel off a grab on fatso's and not drop them, Venom will and vice versa for women. Also noteworthy is that hero summons can't be used on robots. I took note of that double smash you landed on Shriek. She's the only boss you could grab so the circumstances for that occurrence is petty rare. I should mention that it's possible to knock them off the rooftops but I forget if it was a finishing blow or when they had a lot of health. What I do know is that let's say on Rooftop 2 if you're Venom and use desperation attack they'll be sent further as a deathblow. So they can end up off the roof and you won't get whatever they dropped. Against Muzzoid I could never land the wall cling punch ever and had to resort to off the wall kicks or Venom's web swing kicks. I've been covering a series called beat'em up dissections and Maximum Carnage is my latest one but it feels rather incomplete now. I'll have to make a .5 episode to cover things I forgot when I cover Separation Anxiety. You'll find the web shot against Shriek footage in it.
On Fantastic 4 Lab you missed a secret level. If you watch on the background, right in the beginning of the level, you can see some arrows pointing back. There's what seems to be some sort of dark blue/purple electric outlet in the background, just before the arrow begins. There, if you "jump in", there's a secret room. Pretty difficult to guess.
Ah, glad I’m not the only one who avoids superhero summons when playing this game. The one exception is Manhattan Street 2, I can never knock down Demogoblin at 57:45 and use Deathklok to finally get him down. I always pick Venom over Spider-Man, so that might affect the angle or height at which I can knock him off his glider.
When I was a kid the TV in my bedroom was a real old school model with the dials and knobs on it instead of buttons. The Sega didn’t communicate with to so well I guess, because every time I played a game it had this weird bouncing effect going on. The crazy part is now this playthrough looks weird to me because just hearing the music expect it to be bouncing.
hola muy bien yo tambien soy fan de este juegazo y lo eh completado de muchas maneras y descubierto los secrets rooms pero nunca habia visto que hicieran girar a los enemigos cuando los levanta. como lo haces?
Watching this video made me understand that if you are surrounded by enemies, you can doublesmash them, keeping one of them still in place, using the web. In fact, I never understood the utility of the web-lace move.
Great play through and I didn’t know you could while holding any enemy in the air that you can spin. Plus I don’t think I ever was able to do that spin kick with Spider-Man any how nice play through
@@Divineniijigamer Separation Anxiety came out a year after Maximum Carnage , and while they are similar in Spidey's and Venom's movesets , they are two different games. SNES player also.
Step 1 - play with a 6 button controller, makes web swinging much easier. 2p also helps. Step 2 - right when game starts go to upper left and jump for a dev area. Step 3 - try not to waste your super attack. Other than that the combat is really clean. All the combos get showcased. Maybe abuse web-sling kick more (backflip > web > swing forwards > kick). Against bosses where u can't finish combos try 2/3 hits then shoulder charge. As a kid I remember always getting stuck at Muzzoid boss. He seemed invulnerable. I do remember the final boss city area but idk if I ever beat the game. Too long ago and I always confuse this game with another one.
You had to put in some serious time to get good at this game, and even more if you wanted to beat it. Also, I can't get over how the heavier set enemy looks so much like Kenny Kong from the Ultimate Universe.
There is a trick on the first level double boss. Sit dead center and you will pull/smash both and if you have timing you can beat them without taking a hit using the pull/smash method.
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Seriously though, is this tool assited? If not them damn you are good! Ive beaten this game at least a dozen times and learned a handful of the bosses weaknesses, but you seem to know them all, best gameplay I have ever seen by far
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words. To be honest, when I watch this back, I only see the mistakes I made. I guess I'm too much of a perfectionist.
And no, this is not tool assisted at all. I thought that would be obvious from the fact that I repeatedly mistimed dodging enemy attacks in the Manhattan Street 2 boss gauntlet. I also screwed up getting into the first secret room at 5:36, missed the water tower toss at 7:25, accidentally left the secret room at 49:29 prematurely and wasted several lives failing to get into the final secret room at 1:01:29 (I was standing in the wrong spot). I also missed a continue that I didn't know was there during The Alley around 9:25. You have to swing up to a higher level after standing on the dumpster. I didn't know about it until I uploaded this and someone left a comment telling me.
Going back to 49:29, that is the big mistake. I don't remember what I was trying to do when I started jumping around but I accidentally jumped right out of the level. If you stick around another thirty seconds or so, you fight a gauntlet of enemies at one hit health. Every enemy in the game appears, including the Muzzoid robot and even Carnage. If you make it through the gauntlet, you get extra continues and lives. Of course, it would have been completely meaningless since you can only carry 9 lives and I never needed a continue. But it would have been cool to show people it is there.
@@MrFantasticTV where the content yo
It took me 10 years to beat it on snes
@MrFantasticTV I loved this game and beat it a couple of times. I never knew you could spin enemies in a circle while holding them tho. How did you do that?
Welcome to my childhood my friends this intro music brings so many memories but yet in years of playing this game I never got pass the second level
I got as far as the police station, but damn, this is a hard game. This dude is mad skilled.
Me either lol! It was extremely hard for me. Looking at this now is like, wow!. I remember playing this over my gpas the first time I couldn't get over how amazing the smooth gameplay was. It was sooo bad ass. Still is!
I had the console as a kid but didn't play it. I played when I was a teenager on my PC with an emulator. It was super hard indeed.
I can beat this game with 9 lives
This was the the first game I ever beat
What a legendary game in its time. One of my favorites as a child
I thought it was horrible compared to final fight or streets of rage
@@GodWeenSatan 😶
Yes! One of the best. No doubt! Maybe the best
I never knew you could spin the bad guys around like that when picking them up that's awesome
Same. I had this game and didn't know that either.
Fun fact: I was so shook as a kid at Carnage and Doppleganger, I couldn't make it past the first few stages. Watching this now is almost like therapy lol
I felt the same way with Fantasia on the genesis, seeing the final 2 stages was mindblowing lol. Thanks youtube!
I was terrified of Carnage and Doppelganger as a kid, it wasn't until I was 27 that I defeated this game and learned the secrets not long after.
Literally same!!! Carnage seemed so creepy I couldn’t even watch the cutscenes lol but now it’s just nostalgic and awesome!
You play this game so amazing! I couldn’t pass it as a kid and now I’m my 35 year old I’m about to do it! Good job man!
I love these old comic book looking video games.
42:56 "Make him suffer. Make him *_scream."_*
God damn, I love Venom.
I could never beat this game as a kid lol
This was a tough game to beat, but after you get the hang of it your pretty much set to doing it. Also I like the sega version a lot more on account of the carnage laughing being much more creepy.
This game was full of secrets that I stumbled upon back in the day. Really specific stuff with zero clues like a specific attack near a water tower or a swing at a place in the sewers that would take you to a bonus room or fight. I think I only beat this game once and walked away a champion. I never perfected the mechanics as well as this guy though.
Man for the life of me I couldn’t beat this game. Carnage was probably the hardest boss I had to face on any console. Respect for finishing this game
This the best spider man on 16 bits for me .
Spiderman sega CD was way BETTER but this is GOOD
Dat boss music!! Arguably the best playthrough of this game on TH-cam. Good job. I never finished it and I don't think I ever will. There just has to be an easier way to beat that Doppelganger.
+Pikkon89 Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed the vid.
And the best way to beat Doppelganger--and the super-villain bosses in general--is just to use the Sonic Gun and other superhero icons. Also, Venom is much better in boss fights than Spider-Man. You're not really supposed to play anything like I did in this video. I deliberately do everything the hard way because doing things the easy way is kinda boring. Well, except for botching the water tower toss on the first rooftop level. That was just a blunder, heh.
+Mr. Fantastic
I've always felt that the game is much easier with Venom but I also feel like it's longer too. I can beat all of the other bosses but the Doppelganger is the only one that gives me a headache.
+Pikkon89 Understandable. Doppelganger is especially tough in the later stages if you KO Shriek before him (he goes berserk). That's why it's good to save the Sonic Gun and use it on Doppelganger and Shriek together. Then you can use Deathlok vs. Carrion and Demogoblin, and Dagger vs. Carnage.
Venom's stages take more time in the first half of the game and less in the second half. The fastest route is definitely to choose Spider-Man after the church level and then pick Venom after Prospect Park II. You can also visit the Statue of Liberty secret room to pick up tons of superhero icons and you skip the Police Station, Manhattan Rooftop and Manhattan Street 1.
The Statue of Liberty is the secret room most people seem to not know about, which is a shame since it's definitely the best in the game.
+Mr. Fantastic
That actually explains a lot. I usually take out Shiek first. I find her to be the biggest threat because she's energy beam happy. I'll have to break out the Genesis and try this. I need closure. Thanks for the advice and for the info on the secret rooms.
I love that Spiderman didn't want Firestar to kill Carnage but yeets people from rooftops whiteout a problem. 50:14
I didn't even realize some of these web tricks were possible... the spinning them while holding them, the constant grabbing of both and slamming them together.. geez. No wonder I've been having issues with this game.
I felt so satisfied when I finally beat this game lol.
Thanks for the upload. I never dreamed to finish this game in my childhood or adulthood. 😅
So many memories 😭😭😭
As many times I played this 🎮 I never knew you could pick up the thugs spin them around and throw them like that.
I had this game for the Mega Drive. I love the graphics style. I was so into Spider-Man back then. I had just got into reading his comics just a few months before the Maximum Carnage storyline dropped. I actually went out and bought the Maximum Carnage comicbook not too long ago. It's so cool.
Great Job! My favorite childhood game of all time.
The intro though....
Holy, bring me back to after school days...
If they ain’t play this, they ain’t no real spidey fans 💯💯💯💯
Loved this game even though I never beat it. Farthest I ever got was San Francisco. Also, I had no idea you could spin enemies in the air when holding them, very interesting.
CALAdmin88 Key to beating this game was the "double smash" instant KO plus extra life
Same here.. never got past sf
This game was utter nightmare for me, i was so attached to it keeping switching between Spidey & Venom but couldn't reach police station, you are legend man 🎉
I could never beat this game, props bro this game was the truth
This game blew me away with all the characters and stuff. Especially going into the fantastic 4 headquarters. Loved this as a kid
The nostalgia. I used to play this game. I actually think my brother did pass it but I'm basing that on the fact that he ALWAYS passed games. Even ones I was playing first. lol
This is a great game. It's also the same as most era games from Simpsons to X-Men but it's still bad ass.
10:27 how do you do it?
Wondering that myself!
Grab em press up to pick em up. Then tap B and C repeatedly
One of the Greatest video games of all-time don't matter what system
That's a MASSIVE stretch
@@jediknightgeo so tell me why this isn't one of the greatest games ever its better than the 2nd one
@@Kingbossdon it's a very simple beat 'em up. You can put almost anyone in it besides Spider-Man and Venom to control and it wouldn't really change much. It has fantastic production values though. Seperation Anxiety was insanely rushed so it's no surprise Maximum Carnage is the better product.
@@jediknightgeo soundtrack was hard 🔥 it was better for the super Nintendo I will say that I didn't beat this game till I became adult I didn't know about the serect rooms and where the extra lifes where
Amazing skills for being the AMAZING Spiderman
Hint: if you shoulder-charge the enemy continuosly and multiple times, the Spidey/Venom special move (that happens when the health bar start to blink) happen more often.
Wow. I think 41:00 is the furthest I ever made it in the game and that was after hours and hours of trying to get better at it. Good job here, man. Wish I had the skill and time to go back and beat this monster!
21:00...Carnage back there posing like he's trying to get an Abercrombie contract
I use too love this game when I was teenage years.
This brings back memories this was one of my favorite games on Genesis
It's fun to speedrun Maximum Carnage with no superhero icons, but sadly I can't submit runs to the website because they don't allow emulators for this game. Unfortunately, nobody else runs it without icons, and not many even run the game in the first place.
Just finally beat this damn game on my last continue!
i showed this to my little brother it blew his mind that we were happy with this in the 90s lmao
Nice Walkthrough...I would have loved to see one use of a helper each time. I forgot most of their animations XD
Murder at 50:10 and 50:14
Spider Man straight up killed those guys, lol. Great video. Played this as kid. I remember the red SNES cartridge. I got to Carnage at the end a few times, but I don’t remember if I beat him. I was real young so I didn’t know how to call assists or do certain moves, but I was always excited when they’d happen randomly. I remember Demogoblin and me just slugging it out. He always gave me a lot of trouble.
best x-mas present ever, next to actually getting a sega genesis the previous Christmas. I got it Christmas of 94 and didn't beat it till april of 95 provided weekends of entertainment for 7th grader.
I really wish this game was 2 player Co-Op like Separation Anxiety was. Love your skills man! this game was so hard for me
The video game is actually based on the 14-part comic book storyline of the same name.
Awesome playthrough
Thank you so much for this !!
U are SO good at this game. I remember myself playing this, was hella bad. This game is so hard.
I remember playing this game with a good friend back in the day I was venom loved it so much.
1:01:44
Randy Rhoads 'Children Of The Grave' live guitar solo from the Ozzy Tribute album.
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3:30
Nice catch! I never noticed that before.
Did you also notice that Doppelganger's theme (7:17) borrows its riff from The Mob Rules, by Black Sabbath with Dio as the lead singer? Green Jellÿ are obviously huge Sabbath fans.
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I never cared that I couldn't beat this. That music was bumping. Green Jelly if I'm not mistaken.
Altrough both versions are quite similar, I prefer to play the SNES version. It has better music and SFX, and it looks much better because of the rich coloration. This is one of the few decent LJN-games (Alien 3 for SNES is also a good one by LJN).
With morbius and Venom now part of the MCU, I wouldn’t doubt if they make This into another big blockbuster
whats the name of this boss music at 7:20?
I remember buying this game and never beating it because it was one of those hard games back in the 90s. This game should've been a co-op game.
They made a sequel that was co-op for genesis. It was called Seperation Anxiety
Nostalgia...
Por fin alguien que habla español. Y si mucha nostalgia
4:26 the cleanest sequence I've seen in a very long time haha nice!
Man I played some fuckin cool ass games back in my day wow I have forgotten so many!!!
The fact that the villains have different names makes you wonder if the gaming brands of today even care
Them hair flip girls would always get me. EVERY-TIME!!! 😂😂😂
I never played this but I did play Separation Anxiety. I've only today been learning that was a sequel and not a sister version, and seeing the ending to this and the final fight with Carnage in that has him breaking from a glass container does make that case more clear.
Legend has it the featuring screen is still rolling
Damn I never knew about the secret room at 5:36 AFTER ALL THESE YEARS SINCE A KID LOL
In the boys home slide, no one's paying attention to how venom is casually sitting on the wall. Everyone else is inside the room. But this foo desides to sit on the hallway wall....😱😱😱
I hate the Doppelganger and Demogoblin. Because the Doppelganger always grab you and the Demogoblin you hit him one time he also punch you back one time
I just bought this game again the other day. The Secret room you found in the first climb stage I never knew was there.
Wow as a kid I always wondered what happens if you beat all the chubby guys at the end of the Alley level. Great job!
This is so sick I'd almost rather this then the new ones I loved these type of style games especially power rangers was my #1 favorite
I loved this game growing up
Hah, first set of enemies I came up with the same strategy. Webbing enemies is very useful for the momentary break. For the first bonus room I find climbing to the top right corner of the window with your body over it is most consistent. Against the ladies as Spiderman I take it the grab and release loop works in the Genesis version. Against Doppleganger during the climb I racked up many points but I'd never get a life. Curiously, I managed to take him out for good and he was lying dead on one of the ledges. No clue how I triggered it. Very clever use of web against Shriek to delay landing. Doppleganger needs some mention. Dash attack does no damage (green health indicator), neutral jump kick and punch string won't floor him but backflip, leaping kick and desperation attack will. This makes it even easier to go to town on the water tower to chuck at him. In the SNES version it's possible to jump and move yourself onto the ledges of the building and Doppleganger can't reach but he can still hit you off and take off a life. If you use a web shot on Shriek it should say "SECRET BONUS" and give you 1000 points or something. Haven't tried beating her though. Who knows if it's possible. Oh yeah, after I chuck the water tower on Doppleganger I usually jump off the building myself ;p
I think I landed like 8 power hits on Lyndon and he still wasn't dead. Best way is carry him to the top right corner and keep him in there eating hits. He'll never fall down except to power hits but I bet you already knew it. Your flashy backflip kicks say it all. It's a good way to grab that extra life you worked so hard for. Seriously, that life is so much work. The points aren't worthwhile either.
Good stuff with the double smash as Venom against those fat dudes. I could never space them out properly. The boss fight against Doppleganger and Shriek ends as soon as either one of them has lower than ___ health. So you can pick on one if you want to end it faster. Your strategy is sound though. Interesting that Venom starts off with virtually no health if you pick him for the New York Streets 2 segment.
Mm, sucks you missed picking up Cloak in the Deep. With spidey, it takes out Demo to the point of one more touch and he's out.
For spidey or Venom in the FF HQ, vertical web and swing can get by those laser walls pretty well.
Ugh. Rooftop 2 you gotta take out Shriek for SNES early because if she's the last to go you can't even move to pick up her Firestar summon. Even if you were right on the spot she'd blast away and you'd miss it. Carnage in that fight is purely optional.
Huh. It's true then. Prospect Park if you use Cloak on the 4 fat men you get teleported and don't have to continue the rest of the stage. Shitty thing about Prospect Park 2 is that if you're Venom and have one life, Carnage's hit kills you and you have to redo the boss fight. I don't recall being able to grab Shriek. Nice strategy chucking her at Carrion.
+Toomnyusernae Interesting commentary. There's a lot to respond to there. I'll try to go in order.
1. Upon reviewing this longplay for the first time in a while, I'm convinced I played like an idiot vs. Doppelganger in general. I didn't use footwork enough to get off of the line of attack he uses with his diving punch and just didn't respect how fast he recovers from knockdowns in general. I'd say it's my biggest failing, aside from screwing around too much trying to remember the right spot on the secret room on the last level. So it doesn't surprise me that I didn't even notice which attacks were working.
2. I've learned over the years that there are a lot of urban myths surrounding this game. Or at least, I think they're just urban myths. As a child back in 1995, a friend from school told me you could
A) Access invincibility mode on the rooftop 2 level by jumping off of the stage, pausing as Spidey is halfway to his death and entering a cheat code. Needless to say, I wasted many lives on this to no avail back in the day!
B) Play as Carnage if you beat the game twice and entered a special cheat code
C) Access another secret room on the Alleyway level that gave you extra lives and icons.
Apparently he read all of this in GamePro magazine which in turn was less than a reliable source of information at times.
Anyway, I suspect the "secret bonus" web shot on Shriek is such a myth.
3. I generally don't even bother with Lyndon or the extraneous secret rooms once I get to 9 lives since that's all you can carry anyway. But there's like 5 of us on TH-cam who realize Lyndon is not immortal, so I try to make a point of beating him just to smarten people up. Also, I enjoy a challenge. That's why I never use superhero summons in this game and seldom use power ups in general when I play games. I do tend to collect them just out of habit. I'm weird like that.
4. I'll have to try your method by bypassing the walls in FF headquarters. Thanks for the suggestion.
5. I actually did manage to grab that Firestar icon Shriek drops in my other run, as you've probably noticed by now. It's odd that the SNES version ends it immediately. Huh.
6. The Genesis version is inconsistent for when you can grab and pick up Shriek. You can't do it on a rooftop level and you have to time it perfectly to grab her on later levels like Manhattan Street 1 & 2. You'll note, however, that she is possible to double smash, albeit extremely difficult. I was proud of myself for pulling it off at 50:06. It's hardly essential to winning but it's cool to pull off and also just to show people you can do it.
PS: Since you seem to pay attention to this stuff, have you noticed Venom's backflip kick can knock down the drones in FF headquarters but Spidey's can't? It also appears to have two hit boxes, so it can hit one drone as you take off and another as you land. Try it sometime.
Those are some very interesting points you replied to. I know in the SNES version if I try and web Shriek in the first appearance it will say Secret Bonus. I've confirmed this in the second last secret room where you can one hit the entire cast. Actually, you can shoot web against many of them and it will say Secret Bonus I found out. I'm not sure if it's only for points but it seemed a little odd to include it into the game.
I remember reading that Venom's backflip does knockdown unlike Spidey's. I'm not sure I've ever seen it hit on landing though. I know the two characters have a minor difference in attack traits against the gals and fat men. While Spidey can pummel off a grab on fatso's and not drop them, Venom will and vice versa for women. Also noteworthy is that hero summons can't be used on robots.
I took note of that double smash you landed on Shriek. She's the only boss you could grab so the circumstances for that occurrence is petty rare. I should mention that it's possible to knock them off the rooftops but I forget if it was a finishing blow or when they had a lot of health. What I do know is that let's say on Rooftop 2 if you're Venom and use desperation attack they'll be sent further as a deathblow. So they can end up off the roof and you won't get whatever they dropped.
Against Muzzoid I could never land the wall cling punch ever and had to resort to off the wall kicks or Venom's web swing kicks.
I've been covering a series called beat'em up dissections and Maximum Carnage is my latest one but it feels rather incomplete now. I'll have to make a .5 episode to cover things I forgot when I cover Separation Anxiety. You'll find the web shot against Shriek footage in it.
This was the funniest Spider-man game, It works around the coolest comics of the early 90's, I wish Venom 2, was based on this Carnage?
On Fantastic 4 Lab you missed a secret level. If you watch on the background, right in the beginning of the level, you can see some arrows pointing back. There's what seems to be some sort of dark blue/purple electric outlet in the background, just before the arrow begins. There, if you "jump in", there's a secret room. Pretty difficult to guess.
Ah, glad I’m not the only one who avoids superhero summons when playing this game. The one exception is Manhattan Street 2, I can never knock down Demogoblin at 57:45 and use Deathklok to finally get him down. I always pick Venom over Spider-Man, so that might affect the angle or height at which I can knock him off his glider.
19:58 Talk to the hand LOL
I just found it on my game store recently and it's been a lot of fun. Nice little hidden gem.
Whos been watching this in 2021
Ayo I didn't even know Spider-Man could spin people around like that in this game. hahaha
When I was a kid the TV in my bedroom was a real old school model with the dials and knobs on it instead of buttons. The Sega didn’t communicate with to so well I guess, because every time I played a game it had this weird bouncing effect going on. The crazy part is now this playthrough looks weird to me because just hearing the music expect it to be bouncing.
hola muy bien yo tambien soy fan de este juegazo y lo eh completado de muchas maneras y descubierto los secrets rooms pero nunca habia visto que hicieran girar a los enemigos cuando los levanta. como lo haces?
First Boss: Mutated Spider monster that look like spider man
Second Boss: Fat man
Mmmm something doesn't look right.
Watching this video made me understand that if you are surrounded by enemies, you can doublesmash them, keeping one of them still in place, using the web. In fact, I never understood the utility of the web-lace move.
Great play through and I didn’t know you could while holding any enemy in the air that you can spin. Plus I don’t think I ever was able to do that spin kick with Spider-Man any how nice play through
This is Spider-Man and Venom separation anxiety.
No , it's Maximum Carnage , I have both.
The gameplay in this one is decidely better ,even though they're very similar.
Okay, but the one I played on Super Nintendo was Spider-Man and Venom separation anxiety @@robertmurdock1848
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Separation Anxiety came out a year after Maximum Carnage , and while they are similar in Spidey's and Venom's movesets , they are two different games.
SNES player also.
Step 1 - play with a 6 button controller, makes web swinging much easier. 2p also helps.
Step 2 - right when game starts go to upper left and jump for a dev area.
Step 3 - try not to waste your super attack.
Other than that the combat is really clean. All the combos get showcased. Maybe abuse web-sling kick more (backflip > web > swing forwards > kick).
Against bosses where u can't finish combos try 2/3 hits then shoulder charge.
As a kid I remember always getting stuck at Muzzoid boss. He seemed invulnerable. I do remember the final boss city area but idk if I ever beat the game. Too long ago and I always confuse this game with another one.
12.52.. why didn't you do the double smash there they were just begging for it
You had to put in some serious time to get good at this game, and even more if you wanted to beat it. Also, I can't get over how the heavier set enemy looks so much like Kenny Kong from the Ultimate Universe.
There is a trick on the first level double boss. Sit dead center and you will pull/smash both and if you have timing you can beat them without taking a hit using the pull/smash method.
I wanted this game so bad as a child
Good thing I grew with SNES version. Tbh... Never had a Sega Genesis or even heard of it til my teen years
I loved this game I played it on Super Nintendo when I was a kid
Wish they re released this game
Beat it only once ever. One of the hardest games on Sega besides kid chameleon. Still haven't beat that one though lol 17 years and still trying.
Yes this takes me back to the good old days could not beat it though but it was really fun
10:27 How did You do that?
Dude drains 6 lives instead of using 1 power up and char
Perhaps He lost X & Z buttons 😅
My childhood is here, i beat this game with my big brother, never did it on single player lol
I never knew you can spin them around when you pick them up
Loved this game as a kid we need a beat ‘em up game for Spider-Man again on ps5 remastered
...this was battle toads level hard. Why didn't you any of the assist characters?