50-11 46:33 Sinistar 47:35 Marvel vs. Capcom 48:50 Gyruss 49:33 Windjammers 50:36 After Burner II 51:44 Smash TV 53:05 Carrier Air Wing 54:12 Sega Rally Championship 55:24 Football Champ 56:45 Chase H.Q. 57:50 Pac-Man 58:55 Sunset Riders 59:55 Mushihime-sama 1:01:03 Galaxy Force II 1:02:05 Die Hard Arcade 1:03:00 Tapper 1:04:17 Mortal Kombat 1:05:30 Gauntlet 1:06:33 Point Blank 1:07:40 Street Fighter Alpha 3 1:08:30 Bomb Jack 1:09:33 Golden Axe 1:10:50 Robotron: 2084 1:12:00 Outrun 1:13:06 Asteroids 1:14:30 Strider 1:15:25 Soul Edge 1:16:15 Final Fight 1:17:19 Shinobi 1:19:05 Joust 1:20:02 Bubble Bobble 1:20:59 Time Crisis 1:22:06 The Simpsons 1:23:15 House of the Dead 2 1:24:23 Flicky 1:25:40 BurgerTime 1:26:44 Tekken 3 1:27:51 Alien Syndrome 1:29:11 Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder
That much Arcade Game history shouldn't be on the same list. Comparing Arcade version 1 of Space Invaders against Super Mario Bros is like comparing eating a just picked orange and watching ducks on a pond while standing by yourself VS eating Duck a'lorange in Paris France sitting down at a cafe with the person you just eloped with. Pong - 1981, 1982 - 1985, 1986 - 1989, The 90s didn't have as much rapid change in hardware tech, for one example though: Virtua Fighter 1 shouldn't have to compete with the final stable patch edition of Gauntlet: Dark Legacy, both are on different hardware platforms that give a completely different gaming experience.
Thanks a lot for this Kim! I was addicted back them in Spain, there were a lot of them even in my neighborhood. We had them in "bars" (they are like Spanish version of pubs). It was so shitty to play when everyone was smoking but it was such an excitement when I could discover a hidden treasure. I remember escaping my parents so many times to check the arcade machines of every pub, every city we visited. Cannot wait to see your take on this. Best documentaries of videogames. Thanks!!!
25-30 years ago I used to visit my grandfathers in Spain for the summer in Cambrils (I live in France) and it was heaven for me; 3 arcades around me, arcade cabinets in almost every bar. I have great memories of a bartender playing the first ASO, it was a pleasure to watch him play, made me fall in love with shmups.
What a thoroughly enjoyable journey through your favourite arcade games. I can’t argue with any of your choices as this is such a personal list. My age and nostalgia for certain titles might produce a slightly different list / order but wouldn’t be essentially much different. Thanks for taking the time to make this one. So nice to sit through and let the memories flood back.
Those crunchy bassy punch and kick sounds of the old beat-em-ups as they echoed inside the wooden cabinets really hit the nostalgia bone for me. Some of my fondest memories of spending hours at the arcade.
Funnily enough the first time I played Virtua Fighter was also at Gatwick airport when I was going on holiday with my best friend and her family when we were about 12. We were so intrigued by it we couldn't stop playing, so much so that we almost missed our flight, fun memories. Always enjoy these countdown videos Kim, hope to see more in the future.
I love arcade games so much I turned my wayfair desk into a cabinet...drilled the holes for the buttons and lever, added supports so it is mounted to the corner walls of my office so I can really jam down on the lever without moving the desk a nanometer. It barely obstructs my ability to type and use the desk, too...best idea I have had in awhile. I love it, and use the stick for everything from Streets of Rage Remake to Rondo of Blood to Final Fantasy 7 to Chilren of the Atom and all my fav 90's arcade titles via retroarch.
Making a list like this really does come down to your memories of playing these games growing up. In the last year I was able to get a home system with many of these games loaded on to it and it has been a lot of fun rediscovering them or playing them for the first time. My personal favorites would be Galaga, Street Fighter 2-Champions Edition, and Konami's X-Men 6 player, but again when it comes to favorites it's all about those great memories at your local arcade. Now I'm going to try a few of them from your list that I didn't see as much growing up.
Thank you for taking the time to put this video together, really enjoyed it. Spotted loads of my old favourites (Bad Dudes, Robocop, Double Dragon, Turtles etc) I do also have a soft spot for Pit Fighter (seriously!) Couldn't agree more on your choice of no 1- loved Wrestlefest as I was a massive WWF fan in late 80's / early 90's :)
I just started watching this video & I never new that ocean made the first robocop game & licensed it to Data East.. I'd love to see a COMPLETE HISTORY OF ROBOCOP VIDEOS GAMES Video from you Kim!! I think you would knock it out of the park & it would be an amazing documentary!!
Amazing video, thank you for much for making it. I especially like the pick of Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, I have never seen that on any list before. Hopefully the days of the arcades with these classics will return!
At number 2, I literally said out loud "so what's your 1st? Wrestlefest?" In a joking manner as I always played it as a kid. I burst out laughing when I was right. It wasn't the best, it was kinda clunky and an absolute coin devourer. But there's no denying the effect it had when we were young. I loved it too. The chunky characters, the voices... it was great. Mame..... oh maaaaaame! Love it! Great list, Kim! Incredibly entertaining watch.
Robocop 2 is one of my favorite games. I feel it was much better than the first. When Murphy dies and the count down begins, the animation of him is tramatic af lol
Can you imagine trying to survive family holidays back in the 80s and 90s without the aid of arcades? A truly horrifying thought. Great list. Definitely similar to my own experiences, and honestly, fighting and wrestling games can come and go, adding more bells and whistles, but the top two here will always be the benchmarks.
This is great Kim! I've built my own arcade machine, running a Virtuaman image with over 2000 games; so much history to catch up on. Yesterday I played through Sunset Riders. And I had all the coins I could ever need to do so! Happy days
Your lists are always such fun journeys. :-) If I could own one cabinet in my home, it would be an old-school Asteroids cab. That game never gets old to me.
Good first choice! I played that Royal Rumble mode so much, it was such hectic fun. That era when you could randomly walk into an arcade and be absolutely blown away by some game you never even know existed has long past, but I'm glad I'm old enough to have experienced it.
I always get very nostalgic when i watch your videos as i played and loved most of these games when i was a kid in the 80s and also grew up on the speccy..keep up the great work mate..
I do find it fascinating how different this list is compared to anything I'd put together if doing one myself. I wasn't fortunate enough to get to play the majority of games in an arcade, but instead have spent over 20 years getting them emulated so what I've been exposed to and grown to enjoy is almost entirely different. I should put together that list of my own at some point, but I know just how long it takes to record the footage, script everything, record and edit the voiceover etc. even for a short 10-15 minute video, so I can only imagine how long this almost 2 hour one too you.
@@seebarry4068 yeah that's what I'm getting at. Kim's stories of multiplayer experiences are replaced with ones more focused on a single player experience, and trying to figure out how things worked. It's why I always enjoy watching these videos, hearing the different stories etc.
Such an amazing episode, Kim! You truly go above and beyond in your videos. I truly appreciate all the work you put in. Now I've got to check out your Top 100 Mega Drive video. 😁
Another great video Kim! I appreciate that 15 minute videos on You Tube have their place but everytme I get a notification for one of yours, I know It will be a good long one! Keep it up! :)
These bring back some crazy memories! Thanks (some I'd forgotten). Also paperboy, r type 2, forgotten worlds and ghouls and ghosts along with many others. London as a kid was such a fun time.
As someone born in 1970 that grew up with easy access to numerous arcades, this video was like a trip down memory lane. Each game would remind me of the arcade or corner store I played them in and the friend(s) I was likely with at the time. A few of these old gems I'd completely forgotten about, like Time Pilot
Awesome video!! Thanks Kim. Was literally looking at my YT subs and thinking to myself - "you know what...I could definitely do with an upload from KJ"....et voilà immediately catch sight of this. Made my day. Lucky enough to own quite a few of these. Great to hear your thoughts on them.
I was sad to hear about the death of Sir Clive Sinclair a legend in the word of British computing. I remember my Spectrum 48k then getting a spectrum +3 with a light gun. Happy childhood memories. I was never brave enough to drive around in a Sinclair C5. Electric cars are the future now. One day all cars will be electric , so you could say the C5 was ahead of its time. My all time favourite arcade game is The New Zealand Story, Another well made video Kim. Your work here is amazing.
Wow I did not expect that so many of my quirky top 10 picks ended up in your top 10 as well…number 9, 6 and 5! Huge favourites here. Great video overall. Only games I would have loved to see there would be some Psikyo games: Strikers 1945 and Gunbird series are amazing. Of the golden age games I also love Centipede and Dig Dug, but I loved all your shoutouts to that era. One gaming company I used to work for had a Robotron machine and man if I had one machine from that era at home that would be an easy pick.
Ah, arcades. Such good memories. I remember you saying in one of your other lists (can't remember which one) that you might someday make a list of the top games in your Steam library - if you ever did that, I'd totally be interested in it.
Thanks Kim, really enjoyed this video! If I had to choose only one arcade cabinet it would be Point Blank, had some crazy times with friends playing that game. If I could take two, the second would be Daytona. I remember at our local arcade some ruffian who was a regular would manage to peel back the corner of the Daytona pay slot panel and squeeze his hand in there and push the secret button for free credits. Don't know how he always got away with it he looked so suss!
Amaziing list! I only missed Konami's Violent Storm. The third installment of the Crime Fighters Trilogy and imo the best final fight clone/tribute that exist in the arcades. Its music and overall presentation is just awesome.
Another fun top 100! Great work Kim! We're getting closer and closer to that Top 100 PS1 games, that's the one I'd like to see the most since it's my N1 console :D
100-51
1:38 Pit-Fighter
2:34 Soccer Brawl
3:20 Robocop
4:20 Renegade
5:24 Great Swordsman
5:59 Bionic Commando
6:46 Tekken 2
7:44 Bonanza Bros.
8:33 Sly Spy
9:31 Mortal Kombat II
10:08 Virtua Fighter
10:54 Enduro Racer
11:29 Vendetta
12:29 Saint Dragon
13:22 Donkey Kong
14:25 Last Bronx
15:18 Defender
16:09 Aliens
17:00 The Punisher
18:01 Kung-Fu Master
18:52 Hang-On
20:00 Aero Fighters
20:49 Star Wars
21:50 Rampage
22:53 Fantasy Zone
23:44 NBA Jam
24:36 Virtua Cop 2
25:30 Progear
26:16 Commando
27:11 Rolling Thunder
28:02 Robocop 2
29:57 Double Dragon, nice
30:00 The Legend of Kage
30:55 Crystal Castles
32:00 Track and Field
33:01 Space Invaders
34:01 Thunder Blade
35:00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
36:05 Marble Madness
37:00 Vampire Savior 2
38:00 Time Pilot
38:54 Bad Dudes
39:48 Metal Slug
40:41 The Battle of Midway
41:39 Knights of the Round
42:26 Guwange
43:11 Sega Ninja
44:00 Dead Connection
44:50 Pang! 3
45:40 Daytona USA
I was out at Pitfighter. Tha 'game' shouldn't be on any top list.
@@thedng3694 bozo
@@thedng3694 You're right. It's probably steeling the spot of a better game. But the rest of the list is great.
50-11
46:33 Sinistar
47:35 Marvel vs. Capcom
48:50 Gyruss
49:33 Windjammers
50:36 After Burner II
51:44 Smash TV
53:05 Carrier Air Wing
54:12 Sega Rally Championship
55:24 Football Champ
56:45 Chase H.Q.
57:50 Pac-Man
58:55 Sunset Riders
59:55 Mushihime-sama
1:01:03 Galaxy Force II
1:02:05 Die Hard Arcade
1:03:00 Tapper
1:04:17 Mortal Kombat
1:05:30 Gauntlet
1:06:33 Point Blank
1:07:40 Street Fighter Alpha 3
1:08:30 Bomb Jack
1:09:33 Golden Axe
1:10:50 Robotron: 2084
1:12:00 Outrun
1:13:06 Asteroids
1:14:30 Strider
1:15:25 Soul Edge
1:16:15 Final Fight
1:17:19 Shinobi
1:19:05 Joust
1:20:02 Bubble Bobble
1:20:59 Time Crisis
1:22:06 The Simpsons
1:23:15 House of the Dead 2
1:24:23 Flicky
1:25:40 BurgerTime
1:26:44 Tekken 3
1:27:51 Alien Syndrome
1:29:11 Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder
That much Arcade Game history shouldn't be on the same list.
Comparing Arcade version 1 of Space Invaders against Super Mario Bros is like comparing eating a just picked orange and watching ducks on a pond while standing by yourself VS eating Duck a'lorange in Paris France sitting down at a cafe with the person you just eloped with.
Pong - 1981, 1982 - 1985, 1986 - 1989, The 90s didn't have as much rapid change in hardware tech, for one example though: Virtua Fighter 1 shouldn't have to compete with the final stable patch edition of Gauntlet: Dark Legacy, both are on different hardware platforms that give a completely different gaming experience.
@@jzed122 bozo no one needs your opinion
The sound of the guy dying in the attract sequence for Space Harrier could be heard above every other noise in the arcade
That is so true :)
Not when there was a Punch-Out cabinet in the room. "Body blow, body blow!"
The sounds of Blackpool in the 80s. Good times
"Arrrgggghhhhh.....get ready"...but i think chase hq would give it a run for its money for how loud it was in the arcade.
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Thanks a lot for this Kim! I was addicted back them in Spain, there were a lot of them even in my neighborhood. We had them in "bars" (they are like Spanish version of pubs). It was so shitty to play when everyone was smoking but it was such an excitement when I could discover a hidden treasure. I remember escaping my parents so many times to check the arcade machines of every pub, every city we visited. Cannot wait to see your take on this. Best documentaries of videogames. Thanks!!!
25-30 years ago I used to visit my grandfathers in Spain for the summer in Cambrils (I live in France) and it was heaven for me; 3 arcades around me, arcade cabinets in almost every bar. I have great memories of a bartender playing the first ASO, it was a pleasure to watch him play, made me fall in love with shmups.
Ouîu
weren't there arcades?
Metal Slug will always be #1 for me. But then you realize that you haven't even played 98% of the games on this phenomenal list.. What a video!
Thank you Leo! As it happens, I've enjoyed a lot of your bass vids!
Top 100 while I'm wallpapering? Let's go! ♡
You just wanted to tell someone that lmao clown
I was not expecting a Venetian Snares reference in this video but that's why I love the channel. Great video Kim!
What was it? i missed it!
@@Jamal_Tyroneshe said Defender sounded like a Venetian Snares concert. The reference caught me off guard too
So many hours I’ve spent playing these games back in the day, and so many coins I’ve spent! Thank you for the trip down memory lane!
“Raider Trad” is the only shooter to take more of my money than Galaga!
What a thoroughly enjoyable journey through your favourite arcade games. I can’t argue with any of your choices as this is such a personal list. My age and nostalgia for certain titles might produce a slightly different list / order but wouldn’t be essentially much different. Thanks for taking the time to make this one. So nice to sit through and let the memories flood back.
Your work, Jeremy parish, mvg and the retro hour, all great chroniclers of gaming history. Each with a unique take. Love all of your work.
Those crunchy bassy punch and kick sounds of the old beat-em-ups as they echoed inside the wooden cabinets really hit the nostalgia bone for me. Some of my fondest memories of spending hours at the arcade.
@Newsbender II Not sure where they were located, but the acustics around that region of the wood "tunnel" type shape was really nice.
Funnily enough the first time I played Virtua Fighter was also at Gatwick airport when I was going on holiday with my best friend and her family when we were about 12. We were so intrigued by it we couldn't stop playing, so much so that we almost missed our flight, fun memories. Always enjoy these countdown videos Kim, hope to see more in the future.
Funnily enough no one cares
A very enjoyable video Kim. Thanks for your time making it :)
I love arcade games so much I turned my wayfair desk into a cabinet...drilled the holes for the buttons and lever, added supports so it is mounted to the corner walls of my office so I can really jam down on the lever without moving the desk a nanometer. It barely obstructs my ability to type and use the desk, too...best idea I have had in awhile. I love it, and use the stick for everything from Streets of Rage Remake to Rondo of Blood to Final Fantasy 7 to Chilren of the Atom and all my fav 90's arcade titles via retroarch.
The perfect topic for the moment.
Thank you for this glorious list of childhood-memories!
thank you for existing on youtube your videos are so good.
Wow! Thanks for this Kim! I always enjoy videos like this, The Top 100 Amiga games being a big favourite.
As an 80s baby i lived in the arcade. Miss those days
TMNT, Simpsons, and Gauntlet Legends were always my favorites!! Awesome list and so much nostalgia.
Making a list like this really does come down to your memories of playing these games growing up. In the last year I was able to get a home system with many of these games loaded on to it and it has been a lot of fun rediscovering them or playing them for the first time. My personal favorites would be Galaga, Street Fighter 2-Champions Edition, and Konami's X-Men 6 player, but again when it comes to favorites it's all about those great memories at your local arcade. Now I'm going to try a few of them from your list that I didn't see as much growing up.
Thank you for taking the time to put this video together, really enjoyed it. Spotted loads of my old favourites (Bad Dudes, Robocop, Double Dragon, Turtles etc) I do also have a soft spot for Pit Fighter (seriously!) Couldn't agree more on your choice of no 1- loved Wrestlefest as I was a massive WWF fan in late 80's / early 90's :)
Thank you!
Well done Kim, I couldn't even name 100 Games, never mind put them in order and speak so eloquently about them!
Seeing this uploaded just brighten my day! Fanks, you wightious webel of TH-cam retro gaming!
EDIT: and an RLM reference to start. *chef's kiss*
I just started watching this video & I never new that ocean made the first robocop game & licensed it to Data East.. I'd love to see a COMPLETE HISTORY OF ROBOCOP VIDEOS GAMES Video from you Kim!! I think you would knock it out of the park & it would be an amazing documentary!!
This needs to happen. Only Kim can do this Justice.
oliver Harper did a pretty good Retrospective for the Robocop games on his channel.
Never should I have shown up to a Kim Justice video so early! As always, excellent work, Kim!
I can't even imagine how many hours you sunk into this, but it really shows. They provide me with some sort of "during the day"-asmr 👍 Very well done!
I love your top 100 lists so much and have been missing them lately. Thank you for this
Kim, I love you.. These videos are the highlight of my TH-cam journey - for real.
wow, think I'm gonna have to pop to the shop and grab a few red stripes for this bad boy:)
Imma roll one up for this. Enjoy!
People actually buy and drink red stripe? amazing
@@Blue-zw8er one of the best largers lghter/fuller/sweeter than bud, and not as heavy/dense as stella like goldilocks said this ones just right
@@Blue-zw8er Red Stripe is the best larger!
@@Blue-zw8er
I find that people actually buy and drink Carling amazing.
Brilliant video as always, so indepth and I always come away learning more about gaming history. Well done Kim!
What an epic video, so much beauty in action in sprite, polygon and synth music form!
Amazing video, thank you for much for making it.
I especially like the pick of Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, I have never seen that on any list before.
Hopefully the days of the arcades with these classics will return!
Love to hear Kim talking really chills me out after a hard days graft
At number 2, I literally said out loud "so what's your 1st? Wrestlefest?" In a joking manner as I always played it as a kid. I burst out laughing when I was right. It wasn't the best, it was kinda clunky and an absolute coin devourer. But there's no denying the effect it had when we were young. I loved it too. The chunky characters, the voices... it was great. Mame..... oh maaaaaame!
Love it! Great list, Kim! Incredibly entertaining watch.
Robocop 2 is one of my favorite games. I feel it was much better than the first. When Murphy dies and the count down begins, the animation of him is tramatic af lol
I always loved the surprise cabinets you’ve never seen before. Commonly found in chip-shops and motorway service stations.
That was such a good list, I think I am going to tackle the 2 hour 41 minute Sinclair Triology now. It is a holiday weekend after all.
Yeah do it as its well worth a watch specially if you grew up on a speccy like i did..
@@iamthatguyfromslipknot1137 I did and it was awesome!!!!
Can you imagine trying to survive family holidays back in the 80s and 90s without the aid of arcades? A truly horrifying thought.
Great list. Definitely similar to my own experiences, and honestly, fighting and wrestling games can come and go, adding more bells and whistles, but the top two here will always be the benchmarks.
Great video. Thanks for making it! So many excellent games here that I still haven’t got round to playing…
This is great Kim! I've built my own arcade machine, running a Virtuaman image with over 2000 games; so much history to catch up on. Yesterday I played through Sunset Riders. And I had all the coins I could ever need to do so! Happy days
One of the best list of 80+ arcade games. Nice to watch
Thanks great video! I am in an arcade mood atm has been great seeing so many great ones I’d never seen b4…
Kim, I'm loving that Wrestlefest is #1. Great list, thank you for sharing with us!
I am going to buy a Pandora Box this Year and this video gave me 100 more reasons to do so! Thanks for the wonderfull list!
Your lists are always such fun journeys. :-) If I could own one cabinet in my home, it would be an old-school Asteroids cab. That game never gets old to me.
I was finding your ranking so weird and then i remember your 80's-90's home computer back ground,it makes total sense
Good first choice! I played that Royal Rumble mode so much, it was such hectic fun. That era when you could randomly walk into an arcade and be absolutely blown away by some game you never even know existed has long past, but I'm glad I'm old enough to have experienced it.
Great video btw. It's not many youtubers that I could sit through a 2 hour top 100 for, but Kim's are always fantastic!
Awesome compilation!!!
Thanks
Thank you for the memories that this video contains. Nice list :)
As usual an expertly made video chook full of nostalgia, thanks and keep up the amazing work.
Fantastic list Kim! Very happy to see a lot of your top 20 games are in the '89 arcade!
Another great video of the games of yesteryear. Brilliant stuff well done. Keep em coming Kim
Thank you very much for showing! ❤️ L G M Berlin Germany.
Was waiting to see where Neo Turf Masters placed haha. Nice to see it so (deservingly) high up :) Another great video!
I always get very nostalgic when i watch your videos as i played and loved most of these games when i was a kid in the 80s and also grew up on the speccy..keep up the great work mate..
I do find it fascinating how different this list is compared to anything I'd put together if doing one myself. I wasn't fortunate enough to get to play the majority of games in an arcade, but instead have spent over 20 years getting them emulated so what I've been exposed to and grown to enjoy is almost entirely different. I should put together that list of my own at some point, but I know just how long it takes to record the footage, script everything, record and edit the voiceover etc. even for a short 10-15 minute video, so I can only imagine how long this almost 2 hour one too you.
It’s not quite the same as having lived it tiger.
@@seebarry4068 yeah that's what I'm getting at. Kim's stories of multiplayer experiences are replaced with ones more focused on a single player experience, and trying to figure out how things worked. It's why I always enjoy watching these videos, hearing the different stories etc.
Wonderful content. Nothing else to expect from you Kim. Thanks for all the work.
Greets from Germany.
Banger of a list. Good job, mate!
Such an amazing episode, Kim! You truly go above and beyond in your videos. I truly appreciate all the work you put in. Now I've got to check out your Top 100 Mega Drive video. 😁
Thank you Kim! Cool to see an arcade list from you, enjoyed it.
Pretty solid list! Thanks for sharing this Kim!
Another great video Kim! I appreciate that 15 minute videos on You Tube have their place but everytme I get a notification for one of yours, I know It will be a good long one! Keep it up! :)
These bring back some crazy memories! Thanks (some I'd forgotten). Also paperboy, r type 2, forgotten worlds and ghouls and ghosts along with many others. London as a kid was such a fun time.
Loved this list. was not expecting the number one but completely agree with it.
Not even watched yet but it's a new KimJ vid on arcade games.... Can't wait.
Damn, this is a great list. Good call on number 1!
As someone born in 1970 that grew up with easy access to numerous arcades, this video was like a trip down memory lane. Each game would remind me of the arcade or corner store I played them in and the friend(s) I was likely with at the time. A few of these old gems I'd completely forgotten about, like Time Pilot
Used to love going to the arcades at Southend-on-Sea in the 80’s as a kid.
Thanks for the content, great work man :)
Awesome video!! Thanks Kim. Was literally looking at my YT subs and thinking to myself - "you know what...I could definitely do with an upload from KJ"....et voilà immediately catch sight of this. Made my day. Lucky enough to own quite a few of these. Great to hear your thoughts on them.
Your taste in arcade games is absolutely impeccable, Kim. Great list!
Great video Kim, loved every minute of it!
Holy Christ this video is epic. Kim Justice at her very best. Thanks for the entertainment !
WOW...I feel so old 😂
Good video,better day's and better games cheers mate👍
Awesome list. I'm gutted that X-Men arcade and road blasters didn't make the list but then it's not my list. Thanks Kim
Another amazing list, doing a top 100 of anything is extremely difficult. I look forward to the next one
Kim, yes, it's the music in Marble Madness that makes it eerie! Classic soundtrack, wonderful graphics, iconic game!
Just discovered your channel and you have a new subscriber😊amazing content like this video!! Greetings from Spain!
Love these top 100 videos ❤
I was sad to hear about the death of Sir Clive Sinclair a legend in the word of British computing. I remember my Spectrum 48k then getting a spectrum +3 with a light gun. Happy childhood memories. I was never brave enough to drive around in a Sinclair C5. Electric cars are the future now. One day all cars will be electric , so you could say the C5 was ahead of its time.
My all time favourite arcade game is The New Zealand Story, Another well made video Kim. Your work here is amazing.
Wow I did not expect that so many of my quirky top 10 picks ended up in your top 10 as well…number 9, 6 and 5! Huge favourites here. Great video overall. Only games I would have loved to see there would be some Psikyo games: Strikers 1945 and Gunbird series are amazing. Of the golden age games I also love Centipede and Dig Dug, but I loved all your shoutouts to that era. One gaming company I used to work for had a Robotron machine and man if I had one machine from that era at home that would be an easy pick.
Thanks for the fond memories Kim
Great video Kim, thanks! xx
Thumbs up before I've even started watching. I love these.
Always wonderful stuff! Thanks for putting in the work!
Ah, arcades. Such good memories.
I remember you saying in one of your other lists (can't remember which one) that you might someday make a list of the top games in your Steam library - if you ever did that, I'd totally be interested in it.
What a great list! A couple I haven't heard of and I'm definitely going to cheak out!
Thanks Kim, really enjoyed this video! If I had to choose only one arcade cabinet it would be Point Blank, had some crazy times with friends playing that game.
If I could take two, the second would be Daytona. I remember at our local arcade some ruffian who was a regular would manage to peel back the corner of the Daytona pay slot panel and squeeze his hand in there and push the secret button for free credits. Don't know how he always got away with it he looked so suss!
Thank you for your work. I bloody love it.
Amaziing list! I only missed Konami's Violent Storm. The third installment of the Crime Fighters Trilogy and imo the best final fight clone/tribute that exist in the arcades. Its music and overall presentation is just awesome.
Ah, Crime Fighters. The first game where kicking your opponent in the balls (and getting kicked in the balls yourself) was a thing.
I would argue that vendetta was the best of the three.
Great list again. I played a lot of WWF Superstars in the arcade and loved it. I never did play WrestleFest.
Me and my mate used to travel an 80 mile round-trip to play Wrestlefest in Swansea cinema. Great game and great days!
[sees House of the Dead 2 high on the list]
Aah, I see you're a man of culture as well.
watching this video while completing all the games I like on MAME lol. Just tried the Die Hard game, it's really fun.
Sinistar's "I live" and "RUUUUN" are probably the scariest sounds ever! That and defender have to be the hardest games ever..
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I absolutely love your videos!
Another fun top 100! Great work Kim! We're getting closer and closer to that Top 100 PS1 games, that's the one I'd like to see the most since it's my N1 console :D