The Sega CD Games Dad Loved Most - My Retro Life
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Sega is great!
Wow the lil Metal Gear robot helper is the exact same in MGS4.
Have been watching your stuff for over a year now. Just been sitting here watching this thinking about how you have immortalized your dad with all of these videos. I'm sure he is proud. I know I would be. Thanks for sharing your life with a bunch of strangers that had similar experiences growing up.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment Clint. Appreciate it
@@LEXICON-DEVIL -- you could say the MGS4 version is based on Snatcher's Metal Gear, but Snatcher's MG is based on the Metal Gear in, well, Metal Gear (for the MSX/Famicom/NES). (;
Dude your dad was a legend, truly the best game historian and vlogger of youtube without even noticing.
Omg i remember playing flashback with my older brother as a kid. We would build a fort made from chairs 🪑 and blankets and then play this all night into the morning. Great memories 💗
As a 51 year old father, I almost cry when I watched your video. I used to play with my son when he was basically 3-4 years old. I had the Sega CD and actually the 32X add-on too. You have brought me back to the early 90s and appreciate how this console actually paved the way for the DVD/Bluray based consoles.
My daughter went the Nintendo way, and I taught her how to play, she gave up gaming for years and his boyfriend bought her a switch, she beat me frequently in Mario Kart 8. :)
As of today my son and I are still gaming buds, now online due to distance. I play online almost everyday.
I really loved your video... thanks
You sound like a wonderful father
These videos really make me feel good. Your childhood was kinda similar to mine. I was born in 87 and my grandfather was just like your dad we both loved video games and he also used to capture a lot of stuff on camera like playing games and days out and stuff so I could always look back on it all. He was sort of like a pre internet blogger too just like your dad lmao. That’s why these videos make me so happy, your dad fully just reminds me of my grandad. I lost him to suicide in August 2007, after my grandmother passed in December 2006. He was blown away by how fast consoles were changing towards the end of the 90s and i remember the one he was most mind blown with was the first Xbox. Last console we got together was the PlayStation 3. I really hope your dad is doing well up there Tyler, he was one heck of a guy from what I’ve seen ❤️
I'm sorry to hear about your grandpa. The 90s were a pretty cool time
The Xbox 360 was the last console you (Tyler Esposito) got from your Dad. He passed away in September or October of 2007.
We have so much in common! I was born in '87 too except I didn't have a dad so I played games all by myself while wondering what it was like to have a dad
@@aschlamishowsup my dad worked away a lot when I was a kid that’s why my grandad was so into everything. Whenever my dad was home though he’d play video games with me too. I’m sorry you never had somebody like that but at least you had tons of fun, that’s the main part
If you have the videos you should upload them on your channel to share your memories with everyone. Thats if you don't mind.
You really made me appreciate my father. I’ll never know how he afforded a sega genesis but it was the start of my gaming life.
Taking me back maaaan . The nostalgia.. and a dad that enjoyed video games is just so wholesome
As a man with a dad who loved our Sega CD, many good times together with the Sega CD, I was smiling all the way through your vid :)
Nostalgia man!! Its weird!! This channel hits that button like I've never experienced... You have a hit on your hands Tyler. Everyone wants to go back with this crazy world we live in now... 90,s kid 4 life!!! Thanks for taking me back for a moment Tyler.
Thanks Kevin! Love that it can be that for people
Snatcher is one of my favorite games as well, along with Heart of the Alien, Lunar the Silver Star, and Sonic CD. I'm glad to see that there are others out there who enjoyed this system too.
All great games!
You had a very loving father, he was amazing. Your parents really loved you. What a blessing!
As a guy who had a Dad growing up that didn't give a shit, this is a channel I cannot help but keep coming back to. So so lovely
Your dad was easily the coolest dad of all time!
Man your dad is a badass. I hope to have this kind of connection with my kids in the future. You are a lucky dude. Amazing video by the way. I've noted down all of them to check out.
Thanks man! Glad you liked it
I keep trying to get my 5 yo daughter into console games but she just prefers her tablet touch games. 😂
Man, your dad had AMAZING taste. These are all games I also love - and any guy who calls Snatcher one of their faves... they're good in my books lol
That werewolf game looks awesome, I have no idea how I've missed that one all my life. See, your dad is helping some random guy find a game all these years later. Talk about leaving your mark. I hope my kids talk about me the same way, I raised them all with games. Me and my son still play together, though he's much too busy for it most of the time now, being away at school. Maybe one day he'll happily tell everyone all about how we went through Dark Souls together. Except in that case it was him giving me tips.
Watching your childhood is seriously nostalgic for me, except my own dad didn't play. I had to beg and convince my parents for every game I got. They took care of me though, I always had a console or games for Christmas and Birthday. Getting a new console with a couple of games was absolute heaven lol. Christmas day, going to relatives house just and dreaming of getting back home to play my new games.
Wow, you had Snatcher! Totally jealous now. I didn't get to play that until I was in my 30s.
Wonderful tribute to your old man. Your pops had excellent taste. You are lucky to have a father like him.
Your video's bring me happiness. Thank you for these . Your dad seems really amazing I'm so sorry u lost him .thank you my friend I was born in 82 and I miss those days everything seemed better
I love getting to share and remember these days through the videos with everyone else who watches… so thank you!
I remember buying multiple Sega cd games in the bargain bin in a store called Tower Records back in 95. Most games were $10. I ended up with Dune, Eternal Champions, Mortal Kombat and a couple others I can’t remember. Your videos are a real blessing Tyler, I really mean it. 🙏
That’s an incredible memory Colin! Thanks for watching man. Really glad you enjoyed it
Tower Records still exists in Japan. There's like a 5 floor one in shibuya.
@@CapChronic Wow, thanks awesome!
The one in LA.
@@CapChronic yep. I have been in that one. I seen hand prints of Michael Jackson encased there.
I realy miss the 90's gaming, like game devs was innovative and they did not fear anything. No mather how bad an idea something was, atleast they tried it to see if there was a market, and i remember thinking how cool it was that you could upgrade etc :) Nintendo Power and Computer&Video Games was my favorite magazines, as u get older i now understand why the adults said "wish i was a kid again". Those days where the best
Oh man its so amazing that you have so many old video clips from your dad and old video game footage . Ive said this in another comment section but your dad was a pioneer and legend and was one of the peoole that influenced a new generation of gamers and made us all who we are today .... GAMERS 🤜🏾🤛🏻 salute to you and your father
Thanks man that means a lot!
Would love more dads favorites from other consoles videos. This was great. Born in 81 and gaming was and still todsy my absolute passion. I live for gaming man.
Sega CD was sooo awesome when it came out! It was cutting edge
💯 TRUTH
My father, who died in 2010, played the Master System but never showed much interest in the Genesis or Sega CD (he still gamed well into the 2000s but on various laptops).
The one slightly amusing anecdote I have about him with the Sega CD was that he was holding a week-between-Christmas-and-New-Years party for a few of his friends in the living room upstairs in 1993 or 1994 and I guess he wanted to put on a CD but the Radio Shack Realistic CD player that he had bought the best part of a decade earlier in late 1985 was no longer playing discs all that reliably. So he came downstairs to the family room, possibly while I was playing something on the Genesis or Sega CD (or maybe I was just watching television) and started to pick up the Sega CD unit. I had to inform him of one major flaw with his plan, namely that there were no external CD player controls on the Sega CD itself and you kind of needed it to be attached to the Genesis which, in turn, needed to be attached to a television to be able to play music CDs properly (and there wasn't any TV to hook it up to in the living room since it was a fairly small living room as far as living rooms go, just a component stereo system).
I suppose he could have had hooked up the Genesis and Sega CD to the stereo anyway and blindly fumbled around with the Genesis controller until a CD started playing but it would have been blind luck.
Only game my dad ever played was probably 15min of Lethal Enforcers 2. He also watched me play through Red Dead for hours. The man loves his Westerns
Another memorable video Tyler. Your late Father had great taste in games and game music. God rest his soul.
I hope you kept your Dad's copy of snatcher, the value is up the roof for a complete copy. Of course you knew that already.
Keep up the great videos.
That's SO COOL your dad was able to appreciate Snatcher back in the day! Amazing classic. 😎
I had the tower of terror. I had the Genesis, Sega CD underneath it, and then the 32x.
What made the Sega CD so great was the sound effects and music. It was a look into the future. I remember having NHL 94 on Sega CD, and I was blown away. The opening of the game with actual video, the music, and then actual crown sound and organ music was amazing.
Your Dad had great taste in games and it was really nice hearing about your Sega CD memories with him! The fact that you guys got to experience a game like Snatcher together and share that memory is amazing and I totally get feeling sad after beating a game because you're leaving that world. It just so happens that I reacquired a Sega CD console and Genesis model 1 after 26 years and will be definitely be checking out the games you mentioned in this video that I haven't played. I just discovered that the Sega CD can played burned games so that is awesome. I'm not ashamed to admit that I just played through the Power Rangers game for Sega CD and had fun with it.
Thanks for this series Tyler! The nostalgia is unbelievable, even though oceans separate us, it just shows how similar we all are. I live in Sydney Australia and it seems like you just live down the street. I cannot thank you enough mate. All the best, Nathan.
This is some of the best content on TH-cam! Great work Tyler, nice homage to dad!
Thanks Greg!
love to see more vids about your Father, hes a legend. He seemed like he was so chill and fun to be around. You are one lucky guy to have such a cool family.
Man, your dad is absolutely awesome. I myself am 42 years old with two kids of my own. And funny enough my Mega Drive and Sega CD add on is connected to my old tv. I love playing on the Sega CD and it has some great gems.
That's interesting to see what games your dad liked. Snatcher is definitely a classic
Playing through Snatcher with your dad is legendary. It's so great.
Your dad was a great man! I was stricktly a Nintendo fan as a kid, but there was one game for the Sega CD that I had to have. I remember working my butt off mowing lawns and anything else, just so I could buy a Sega CD console. The game I'm referring to is WWF Rage in the Cage. When I finally got it, it was worth the year long wait. I loved the LJN 16-bit WWF games, and Rage was the biggest one they developed at the time. So cool.
I still cant express enough how happy I am that you have all this footage and these memories. Thank you so much for sharing :)
Honestly this makes my heart warm , I remember times like this with my dad from the Nintendo to the ps1 it’s crazy how times have flown by
I only played my cousins Sega CD a few times.. luv that ur dad played games with u. My dad bought me a super nes with zelda and we played it together it took us a year to beat it
man your videos just transport me back to my childhood.
i miss it so much.
getting the sega genesis on my birthday, and just fell in love with sonic.
and that christmas when my brother was moving out he gave me all his previous systems.
playstation, 64, dreamcast and a super nintendo.
and a year later my parents (santa) got me the PS2.
i will never forget those years.
and holy moly FLASHBACK? man i never got to play that one but i did get a free game from one of my brothers friends called "fade to black" that is supposedly the sequel.
i didnt get to far in that game, i was too scared lmao the death animations had me shook.
Hey My Retro Life I genuinely love your content but I'm not the average fan that you might expect I am only 15 and enjoy hearing about my favourite hobby retro games when they were new and seeing your series is surreal.
Wow that’s so cool! Love hearing from young retro gamers. You’re around the age I was when I started really getting into the retro scene on the internet. Back then in 2000 / 2001 it was more about the Atari generation! Thanks for watching
Oh man, this hit right on the nostalgia. My dad bought me the sega CD back in the day. Totally out of the blue, mainly because -he- wanted to check it out. I was just visiting for the summer! 😂
We played Sewer Sharks and the Star Wars game that was like a compilation of mini-games in movie scenes. That one blew both of us away. It was like playing parts of the movie.
They had a promotional video of the Mega CD here in Australia before it came out...The video showed games and went for about 20 minutes, I think I watched that vid about 200 times..I never did get the Mega CD until I got older like in my mid 40's I proudly display my Mega CD now..I also got a Victor wonder mega great work bro 🙏🏽👍🏾
Your dad was a heck of a good father. So fun to relive your memories. Thank you.
I had the same experience with my dad jointly playing through Dragon Warrior in the 80's. Those shared experiences mean so much as we age.
The 90's were absolutely unique. People think it's just another historical relativism, but it's NOT. Just think how many consoles there were fighting for our money mid 90's (over 10!). 3DO, Saturn, PC FX, Jaguar, PlayStation, Pippin, CDi, Nintendo 64, Amiga... all just a couple years apart from each other. It was literally one revolution after another. The 90's were the beginning of the two greatest events in gaming history: 3D graphics and online play. When the Sega CD was released we were all blown away (don't even get me started on the 3DO! It was like alien technology!!!). Videos like this make for an unvaluable historical record. This is history in the making before our very eyes. Never to be seen again. 😥
Always enjoy these, man. Your Dad's footage makes me very nostalgic I just want to go back to that time😢 If only for a little while lol.
I love seeing Sega CD gets it's due. Might be one one of if the not THE console that I have the most nostalgia for.
Your dad was so awesome . I shed tears at the happiness of it all . My parents had no interest at all in video games after the Atari 2600 . I can remember excitedly running to my dad to tell him that I beat Mr. X in Kung Fu on the NES or that I beat Kid Icarus and got barely a response from him even though it ment the world to me . I am lucky to still have my dad at 75 years old and I love him dearly , but we had virtually nothing in common while I was growing up . Your dad was VERY special !!!!
Man, thank you for showing the Sega CD some love. I see so many people bashing it, calling it a huge failure, but in my eyes it was an amazing console. It introduced me to my favorite genre of games; point and click adventure games. I received Secret of Monkey Island for Christmas in '93 just because my mom thought the case looked cool. I hadn't even heard of it, honestly wasn't even all that hyped about it after reading the back of the case. Of course I played it up a little when I opened it, I'd never tell my parents I was disappointed with a gift. We are a family of 5 and living off of just my dad working so money was ultra tight. But my parents did everything they humanly could to make us happy. So I ended up opening up Monkey Island thr day after Christmas and trying it out, really more looking forward to playing Prize Fighter, but those plans changed about an hour into playing Monkey Island. I was so engrossed in it, the music, the setting, the offbeat humor. It became my obsession and to this day I still play it.
Thanks for making this video...dear ol' Dad was the one who got our family the Magnavox Odyssey^2 way back when I was a little kid, starting a love for video games. It's great that you have all that old footage saved to help cherish those times. I loved the SEGA CD as well, with Snatcher easily being my favourite -- it's still in the collection!
Your videos remind me of the first video game I played with my dad. It was river raid on my atari 2600. He also loved duck hunt on my nes. My dad wasn't big into games like yours. When my nephew was born I always loved playing video games with him. We bonded so much playing video games. Keep doing your great videos.
You had a very special dad! And this channel is a gem that deserves waaaay more subs and views. Thank you so much for sharing all of this with us
Great video. Nice to see an enthusiastic unbiased take on the Sega CD. Solid picks. The Sega CD had some great titles if you ignored the FMV fad. If nothing else, the Sega CD was a nice stopgap between the 16-bit era and the Sony Playstation.
I like these videos. My dad loved Sega CD and 32X too...its a fond memory for me because that was the last real system we played together, .... about that time he got hooked into drugs and alcohol, and we never really connected with video games again. The summer we borrowed the Sega CD and 32X for my summer vacation, always makes me smile. I don't care what anyone says, we had a blast with Sewer Shark.
Flashback was one of my favorite games such a great game. Blackthorn was awesome as well
This is my favorite console of all time. Snatcher, the working design games, the arcade ports. I still love my sega cd!
I totally forgot about Wolfchild, great game. Your dad rocking out to the Wolfchild soundtrack is crazy to me. An adult appreciating game music in the 90s would have put me in a coma.
I’m probably going to say something everyone has said before but I remember finding your videos years ago on Amazon! I couldn’t stop watching these chronicles of your childhood and family! I relate to sooo much of your childhood, but I never had as many games as you lol!
Sometimes it’s just nice to take a break from this crazy world and go back to the 80’s and 90’s to relive so many similar experiences through your videos! So while I obviously never got to meet your dad, he seems like he was awesome and I know he’d be proud of you for passing on one of his hobbies to his granddaughter lol! Thanks for sharing these with us! It takes me back to a simpler time!
Thank you Tyler for introducing me to Wolfchild on Sega CD. I beat it yesterday and the soundtrack is one of my favorites of all time now!
So cool. I had no idea The Terminator had that kind of animation. Actually looks great to this day.
It really does. Definitely check it out
Man ur dad reminds me so much of mine esp on Xmas morning. You had the coolest dad in the world buddy
"Fox you're becoming more and more like your father everyday."
Your so lucky to experience family like that. Incredible story! Made my day🙂
Oh 100% and never take it for granted
After having watched several of your videos now, I have slowly built this picture of your channel not really being about your childhood in gaming EXACTLY, but actually it's a shrine to your father. I see now that this man is sadly no longer with us.
What a wonderful tribute to the man, and to carry on his legacy too. I never met him, but it's clear that he would adore what you've done here with this channel, and clearly, from reading down here in the comments it strikes a powerful chord with many others too.
The kind of dad it's sad everyone can't have.
Best wishes.
I am surprised to see no mention of Night Trap? However at your age I am sure your dad wouldn't even feel comfortable having it in the house, RIP. Love your content Tyler!
My dad died in 92' when I was 7, so this is really cool to watch. I can imagine the games we would have played. Sad but actually pretty interesting.
My dad wasn’t a Sega guy, but he did play games.I relate to this. He solved the original Myst by himself with notes and everything. I got my habit of making gamefaq guides from him.
Back in 1994 I found out one day after school my friend had gotten a Sega Genesis Model 2 that was on sale at Toy R Us that his Dad had bought. Now back in 1994 most of my friends still were playing NES or the newer SNES, only one other friend I had had a SEGA but it seems like NES/SNES were more popular back than. I don't know why my 10 year old self made such a big deal about it back then but I really wanted a SEGA maybe it was because i hadn't really played the system or that the new Sega Channel had just come out. Anyway I basically pleaded so bad. I was surprised one day when I received the newer Sega CDX that sold for $500! a lot of moola back then. I thought about selling it over the years but I guess it holds sentimental value for me and I've held on to it for 28 years.
Good thing you held onto it after all these years. They’re priceless now and take up so much less room than a model 1 or a model 2. They’re really sought after
Every time I watch this video, and see the Terminator footage it always makes me want to get that game. I was born in 1985 so I'm a little older than you but I was always seemingly a system behind until I was in high school and could afford the games on my own because I had a job. So later in life as I started collecting at times I think I want a Sega CD but then when I look at people reviewing it 90% of them trash it and say all of the games are garbage but you are one of the few that shows the choice gems, but I'm worried that collecting for it will be super expensive because any of the games I want to play are going to be big bucks. I love my dream cast, my PlayStation 1, my PlayStation 2 etc, because those haven't gotten that expensive yet to collect for. In 2020 I feel like the pandemic ruined the hobby market, especially gaming. Price is spiked and then people went back to work and they went back down again and now the market seems so volatile that the games cost so much money. I don't care if it has no case or no instruction booklet or that it's been played, that's the entire reason that I want the game, to play it. I don't want some 9.6 graded Terminator game because I'm not in it to resell it, I'm in it for the games. Give me a disc with the dust on the top and the scratches but still works because someone used it for $80,000 hours of their life lol I'll just get it resurfaced and let it live on. It's a shame what these people did to the market. I know I got a bit off topic But whenever I watch videos from your channel it just sparks the nostalgia in me.
Your dad truly had good taste ,thank you for showing us this, what a beautiful time.
My favorites were Sewer shark and Spider-Man cd. I remember by older brother brought one home and I was amazed it played cds lol. I really enjoy your videos and binge watch here and there. I’m 40, I vividly remember so much of your old videos. Thanks for the videos and bringing back really great memories
I love my sega cd... I'm 44 now and still have the original one I bought... still in perfect condition with the box..? Sega cd is still my all time favorite console
My favorite sega cd game and I still have my original copy is rise of the dragon. Man I loved that game
For me it was WWF Raw on Sega CD. I loved it.
I can see how appealing and groundbreaking flashback could be. The characters movement are definitely a step up for a video game especially back then.
Man i feel like my dad was the same way, he had bought a Sega cd for us as well but we were too young to realize the potential.
Sega CD and games were so expensive to get, but the experience of going to the store to get a game. That wasn't like anything else out there are awesome memories. Now, everything is digital or cloud gaming in my house.
It’s nice to see videos like this as the Sega CD truely had some very good games but unfortunately Perception and how the media at the time talked about it would make one think otherwise
I’m speechless. Amazing content. Thank you for sharing this part of your life. Although i didn’t own a console in the 90s I will never forget the times I spent watching my dad play pc games on his DOS and windows 95 pc. From Road Rash to Duke Nukem and everything in between. Such great memories. Thank you!! ♥️♥️♥️
There was a moment in a video of you as a kid with flashback and you said you didn't even know it was out yet. I miss those moments. Now we are connected to everything and so many little surprises like that are gone in our current reality. Le sigh... either way I enjoyed your sharing friend. got my sub and bell.
Hearing about your Christmases as a family brings a smile to my face, whether it's because of the narration, the video footage, or even how crazy the hauls can get.
However, if you're uploading extended cuts of older videos, could you upload your Disney Afternoon retrospective? I'd love to see that again.
On another note, I strongly feel like your father would have LOVED the Jeff Fowler Sonic movies.
P.O.P reminds me of the game flashback on the, Panasonic 3DO.
I was lucky enough to get the Mega CD in the UK in 1994 later in its life. It’s clear from your Dads favourites the US got some different releases to Europe. I played Flashback and Prince of Persia on other machines and they are a good shout.
My personal favourites are Batman Returns for the driving sections and Dune. Dune is very atmospheric and has great music and voice acting.
Love the original video footage you have. Very special.
Love the channel mate it brings back so many nostalgic memories.Your father was a legend . Iam doing the gaming stuff with my kids and got them into old skool gaming and collecting
I wish I had a dad who was into video games as much as yours was. Only thing my dad played was the Atari 2600 on rare occasions and some ancient pong game he had from the 70s.
I remember buying this game from Blockbuster video for 99 cents on clearance, around 96... I loved the cheesy cinema cuts and the music... I remember toughing it out and beating it as well...
these videos bring such warm feelings of nostalgia… love your work
I was born in 85 and I remember all of these games. I also remember sewer shark, sonic cd, lunar, and many others lol. Good times. 👍
Interesting to see your father in essence was a huge amiga fan as well. Prince of persia, wolf child, flashback. My father was a gamer too and I grew up with the amiga here in Europe
Absolutely fantastic video! Tyler, Adam Koralik just bought The Terminator on Sega CD C.I.B. He said it's been one of his holy grail games to own. He showed and talked about it in his August pickups video.
"Snatcher! What's that?" I don't know, just one of the greatest games of ALL TIME!
Awesome episode, Tyler! Your dad was so passionate about film and gaming, so i can relate because i am too. He foresaw that haming would become big. So amazing that he captured so much footage of you and your family gaming back then!
Well now I'm really bummed I never got to play Sega CD! These look like some awesome games. Thank you for sharing and also posting the link to your dad's movie. I'm going to check that out next.
Only game my dad played was Jack Nicklaus golf on our Tandy PC.
Usually could get him to play a game of All Star Baseball on 64 when I first got it.
lunar, Road Avenger and Willy Beamish was a few of my favorites on the system. Love Prince of Persia and Flashback but never played them on the Sega CD. I rented Mansion of Hidden Souls because I really liked the 7th Guest and it reminded me of it. Great Video even better memories, thanks for sharing.
Snatcher!! I just played and beat that game a month ago, and had the same disappointing feeling that it was over when I beat it, but I'm definitely planning on starting it over again soon! Thank you for posting this!!
Dude, as a Sega kid I'm horribly jealous. Best Christmas ever.
Manny rocking the Bugle Boy shirt brings me back!
I love your dad! ♥️ your videos are so amazing and heartfelt. I’m very proud to be a subscriber.
Why thank you! Love this
I went right to eBay and ordered mansion of hidden souls for Sega cd. I didn’t realize my Saturn version was a sequel!!!
Your Dad sounds like a real bro ,love your videos.