I remember when I was a kid, I spent $20 in a single day at this tiny arcade at a water park playing Time Crisis with some kid I had never met before. Had a great time. My Mom gave me a $20 I guess assuming I would use my $5 at the arcade but I just turned the entire thing into quarters and went to town.
Me and a random other kid back in the day beat Time Crisis 2 together, and we ended up becoming friends over that game. Unfortunately, he moved out of state before the internet ever became a big thing and I never heard anything else from him. Arcades were magical.
I did the same thing with The Simpsons arcade game. Me and a couple of random kids plunked down god knows how much money to beat that game. Loads of fun.
I have a similar story except my mom yelled at me for spending all $20 on Time Crisis 2...I got to the very end and ran out of quarters...totally worth it anyways 😆
Time Crisis is a classic. I honestly want it to keep going on forever. I get overjoyed when I go into an arcade and see a new TC game with new lore - and it's usually insane.
Time Crisis seems to become dormant series, for consoles at least. Time Crisis 5 seems to be the only game that has not been ported for any consoles at all, which is a shame, I want to try that game out but not a single arcade place in my area holds a cabinet to play. But like you, I want that series to continue, even though coming up with new features can become tough as it's become a staple with the new entry that there is a new function for the game. TC2 - Co-op Gameplay and using enemy machine guns, TC3 - Multi-weapon system, TC4 - In-game dialog and multi-screen battles(first seen in TC: Project Titan), and TC5 - Multi-pedal cover system. What would Time Crisis 6 bring to the table?
44:10 You're not climbing corpses, the redshirt army that show up to back you up pile together to form a human pyramid for you to climb to reach the bad guy.
It always perplexed me why Namco didn't release a compilation of these games on the Wii like Sega did with House of the Dead. They really screwed the pooch on that one.
Out of all of them: Time Crisis 3 will always be my favourite - First one I ever played - Probably used about £50 just playing the game over and over. Eventually bought the game but sadly, don't have a PS2 and I don't know where the game is, same as Time Crisis: Razing Storm.
@Stefano Pavone likely a rush job just so they could release the game in time for launch line-up games i'm assuming (or probably didn't give two shits and didn't hire a more better translator at the time)
I actually liked Time Crisis 3 the best of the series. It felt the most polished to me, especially when the arcade cabinets were well maintained enough to have calibrated light guns AND working recoil on the light guns. The fact that enemies had 3 hits' worth of "tangibility" (you could shoot them 3 times before they disappeared) but only 1 shot was necessary to kill the basic guys also gave you a good way to chain combos and get a lot of points. I think that feature was in earlier games, but it felt really well implemented here and the animations on the enemies when they were shot felt helpful for telling how many times they'd been hit. I do agree that it was pretty hard - that final area always ran me through a couple quarters. But after many times playing through Time Crisis 3, I got to the point where I had memorized enemy appearance patterns and only the bosses ever really hit me. It was a lot of fun.
going to an arcade where they actually calibrated the lightguns properly was godlike. i feel like alot of the people running those places didn't know or care how to do it
@Stefano Pavone So nothing official then which means it doesn't exist......Buying things from randoms on the internet is just as gross as buying 3rd party controllers
If you're at all handy there's a diy project called Gun4Ir which has much better accuracy then the Sinden. It basically repurposes a wiimote sensor with 4 tracking points instead of the Wii sensor bar which fixes all of the Wii's tracking issues and doesn't require an overlay like the Sinden. Because it's diy you can build a cheapo basic gun or a fully decked out arcade replica with solenoid force feedback.
Okay ngl that intro was freakin cool, also would you mind talking about a Time Crisis spinoff called Cobra The Arcade?, its an arcade shooter that is pretty much a Time Crisis game in all but name since its instead based on the classic sci fi anime Space Adventure Cobra (which btw you should really watch), granted there is no console port and emulation for the game is still not possible so you unfortunately will have to get your hands on the actual arcade game which is very sad.
There is one thing about TC2 which made it easier to play than subsequent entries - there is no "cooldown" time between every shot, which means the pistol can fire as fast as your finger can pull the trigger.
Time Crisis plot is similar to Resident Evil 4, a one man army try to rescue the kidnapped president's daughter and destroy their operation and escaped the island before it explodes.
Why do I get the feeling Ms. McPherson disappeared from the franchise early on? I didn't think that there were So many characters in such a repetitively simple series.
@Stefano Pavone Gonna need Time Crisis 6 with with up to four players where Rachael McPherson is trained by Alicia Winston at V.S.S.E. and teams up with Alicia, William Rush, and Alan Dunaway in a final takedown against the infamous Wild Dog, the man that kidnapped Rachel after Sherudo's death at the hands of Richard in the original game.
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher maybe in Time Crisis 6, where the future year takes place in new location/region, VSSE sends 3 agents this time to take on new mission
I've always loved to play this series in the arcades with my RL friend, and yes, we were both lucky enough to find all of the arcade cabinets and played each of them from start to finish.
@@TheZackofSpades It's definately bad localization, also did I miss it or does he mention that Wild Dog (And Robert Baxter) in the first two games is voiced by the same guy who voices Chris Redfield in the OG Resident Evil? I believe he passed away a few years ago.
@@TheZackofSpades A thing with translation and localisation is that you not only have to translate the meaning of the original dialogue but you also have to reasonably stick to the original length as well, so while the original Japanese may have been something along the lines of "Don't come any closer" (which makes sense because it's warning the player of a trap) that would have likely made the sentence too long and so would have to be squashed down to the unfortunately double meaning laden "Don't come" (not to mention that a non native speaker may not necessarily pick up on puns and double meanings like that). Of course, the same length and meaning could have been achieved with the phrase "Stay back" but that is the difference between a very comprehensive translation and one that may have been done in a bit of a hurry (which is likely the case).
I think my favorite game in the series is actually crisis zone. The fact that you had an mp5 instead of a pistol and the more visceral gameplay feel really shows an escalation of violence compared to the main line games.
As a super duper major fan of the time crisis series, being obsessed with this when I first came across the time crisis 2 cabinet at a local, I think you absolutely did this series justice, it's quite clear you have a lot of love as well for this series, and its always great to see other fans out. This game series is just one of those ones that greatly impacted my gaming life and I just absolutely can't imagine what life would be like if it never existed. One of those game series that induces a lot of nostalgia and emotion every time I see it. Very few series have reached up my list like this one.
@@MusicHackersOfficial Oh, that's... something. I definitely would have clinged on to keeping that Time Crisis 3 arcade on my house forever as it is one of my favorite video games of all time, and one of my favorite arcades of all time (alongside Star Wars Trilogy Arcade).
The MVP of these games were the pedals of the arcade cabinets taking so many hits and always working. I remember seeing people jumping on them with all the force they had.
Yeah, I don't know what Namco engineering guys did but it's practically sorcery with how much punishment they can take and still working. If only the gun sensor are that long-lasting though.
My brother and I used to play Time Crisis 4 whenever we'd go to the arcade, and it's always a treat seeing a Time Crisis machine whenever out and about. Love this series.
I can't believe you didn't mention the extra modes in Time Crisis 4: First off there was the 'Complete Mission' which included extra levels where you played as Captain Rush, with standard FPS controls (the reason why the GunCon 3 has that awkward controller sticking out of it) though you still needed to aim and fire at enemies manually. These levels included a boss fight with Wild Fang, who had a robotic leg and some sort of wolf-based, magic powers. Then there was the 'Crisis Missions' where you played as a rookie VSSE agent going through various trials. This culminates in a boss fight with the main characters, Giorgio and Evan (as part of the training) followed immediately by a boss fight with Wild Dog... who turns out to be Richard Miller from the first game in disguise, who wanted to observe and test the new recruits himself. Also I still own my GunCon 3, including the sensors and a copy of the game (I'm from the UK but I have a US copy, so I couldn't trade it in). But after watching this video I might stick it on eBay, though it's definitely not in pristine condition lol
Thanks for this! I’ve always been curious about the extra features in the home release of TC4 but never got my hands on one (nor will I with that price tag). Really glad that Wild Fang gets a return.
That along with the extra missions in Time Crisis 3, Crisis Zone, and Razing Storm also. That being even if the F.P.S. modes in R.S., and 4 were nothing to write home about, and never really bothered playing too.
I would love it if this not only is a remaster but also includes the Namco arcade gun. I genuinely want the specific kick back of the gun. It feels quite awesome.
Light gun games should make a comeback. The Ghost Squad game (the one that had the full sized rifles with the selective fire and a trigger on the foregrip), House of the Dead, even the Terminator and Alien cabinets were amazing games. Even if they pulled an Arcade 1-Up and offered a more miniaturized cabinet like those that you can buy in Walmart
Went to the beach with the Mrs and the outlaws years ago when you could still find Time Crisis cabinets in arcades. The father in law didnt expect me to beat the game from start to finish, best quid I ever spent. He was quick to move us along when I spotted the sequel cabinet a few doors down 🤣 fuck I'm getting old.
Man, this REALLY took me back. I forgot how many times I had actually played Time Crisis on my PS1 and TC2 at the arcade, hearing all this music and dialog again was a trip, especially the Results theme after each chapter. Kudos, for this one Gman, definitely one of my favorite videos you've done! Keep up the excellent work my friend.
When i was around 5 yo, me and my father were playing the first time crisis and didn't even realize that the arcade were about to close. We were playing with the staff watching us and all the other games turned off and only time crisis is on
Sounds like you want to imply that the staff were all gathered around, watching a father and son play their last game of the night together before everyone packs up and goes home, but in reality I bet you guys were those rude customers who come in close to closing time (or came in earlier but have stayed well past closing) and don't even care in the slightest that everyone is waiting for you to finish up already so they can clock out and finally get off work.
@@kzym Don't listen to that jackass, I guarantee you the staff loved watching y'all play. Kind of a heartwarming moment. The most they'd have to hang around is like what, 10 minutes? Hardly an issue.
@@butwhataboutdragons7768 no they don't enjoy watching you. That'd be creepy af and might lead to a law suit. I worked at Chuck E Cheese bro those types of customers that won't leave are rude af. There is so much after closing shit to do that often can't happen until all customers are gone. I've had my shifts drag on over an hour because of this
Same. Used to buy my movie tickets so I'd have an hour or two of down time before they started. If it wasn't to hang out in the bookstore and read manga, it was to play some Time Crisis/ Silent Scope/ House of the Dead at the arcade. You can kinda have the same experience near where I live in present day, over in Rome, Georgia.
My brother bought me the home version of Time Crisis for PS1 for Christmas 1998 and it is by far one of the best gifts I ever received. I had already sunk tons of money into the arcade version (and finally beaten it at one point), so this was a welcome relief to my budget! My cousin and I played it frequently and always got a laugh whenever Richard punched the first boss in the face after beating him, and adding our own commentary by saying, "Quiet You!" whenever he did so! Great times. I still maintain my old PS1 and a CRT television purely for the ability to play this game, but I would love a remastered version that allowed my to stop doing so, because lugging this HUGE television around whenever I move to a new home is getting to be downright painful. Thanks for the great video and stay safe out there!
Shoutout to this man being one of the only consistent gametubers. He's also old school at that, giving you full, long reviews, on one title or series. Takes me back to youtube before it got railed in the anus
Man, arcades were awesome. This and afterburner, house of the dead, Daytona.... sigh. I’ve gotta take my son and find a TC2 cabinet to show him how awesome a day of light guns and ice cream was.
Oh how we took everything for granted when we were kids...now it's so hard to find an arcade shop let alone one without new crappy money sucking bore-fests.
@@dreamingthelife Rachel McPherson: (screams) AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!! Wild Dog: (to Richard) How could you? You killed my boss! What do I do now? I can't let things end this way! Since I have the upper hand, having the girl and all...I'll press my luck. You wait here. (laughs evilly)
I have always been more of house of the dead guy, but here in Indonesia Time Crisis is basically the twin-king of arcade rail shooter alongside HotD. you can basically expect either of the two being the main shooter cabinet in arcade places here, so I have profound respect to the series.
Some of my best childhood memories are with these games. I remember getting part 3 for Christmas when it came out and I haven’t felt that level of happiness since.
Awww man, the memories! When I was a young guy, my mom would take me with her when she went to her bowling league (casual thing for fun) and I remember begging her and all her friends for change so I could play Time crisis in the arcade inside the place. It got to the point that if there were other kids around, we would form into roving gangs looking for change. Whenever we got enough for a few more games, we would yell to each other "ACTION!", across the bowling alley. I wish there was a way to tell you were in the good old days, before you've left them.
Bruh your timing is insane I was just looking into picking up one of those newer light guns that were developed within the last year or so, and I was watching old Time Crisis gameplay. Love it!
@@zacheryeckard3051 Check out Gun4IR and Sinden. Gun4IR, in my opinion, seems like the better buy as there is no software you need to run on your PC to use it, whereas the Sinden needs software running for EACH light gun. Gun4IR also can be modded into just about any light gun if you are willing to do it yourself or hire Raymond from RPEG Electronics to do it for you. For example, he modded an old Super Jolt + foot pedal to work flawlessly for light gun game emulation, it is pretty sweet. You should check out his channel for more footage. So, if you hook up two Sindens to your PC to play together with a friend, you will have to open two instances of the Sinden software, which opens a Camera app that uses the camera on the Sinden for aiming. Sinden is also heavily dependent on lighting, and it requires a white border to be added via the software on your screen, which can conflict with any borders a game may already have in place.
@@HeavyZeroDotoy I've heard good things about Aimtrak, but as far as the most accurate and easily set up, Gun4IR seems to be one of the best ways to go. An Aimtrak light gun can be modified to work with the Gun4IR system, too.
You might've missed this detail in Time Crisis 1. In the First Boss which is the Gold Ninja. Depending on where you land the 3rd hit against him will affect the defeat scene. If the final shot hits while he's jumping from column to column. The death scene will show him falling down from mid-air. If he is on the floor. He just dramatically drops on his back. Cool detail from an Arcade Game.😊
Was able to go to an arcade last month and they had a time crisis 4 cabinet, had been years since I played and had a blast. This series is legendary and deserves some more games.
When I was a kid, I used to imitate that scene in Time Crisis where the player character recieved their briefing to rescue the kidnapped President's daughter and closed their laptop, then drew out their gun. I thought it was super cool.
I remember back in the day that the owner of the Arcade in my town will give you a badge saying "Living Legend" if you beated Time Crisis or the House of the Dead with one coin, plus putting your name in the Arcade's main hall... man, how i miss that Arcade, too bad it closed when consoles became a thing.
Only ever played the arcade cabinets (not even sure which ones I was playing everytime) I just know it's on my bucket list of things I want in my man cave. A fully working time crisis cabinet with working foot pedal and light guns.
Damn, you made me actually remember Vampire Night and Ninja Assault! I had such a great time with those games as well. Personally Ghoul Panic was maybe my favorite light gun game in the arcade. But in the Time Crisis series alone, I spent so much money on credits on both Time Crisis 2 and Crisis Zone, to maybe buy an arcade machine for both of those game. Great series review my dude!
I loved Crisis Zone in the arcades! I could beat the game on one credit back then, and the set pieces were overall awesome. As much as I loved Time Crisis 3, admittedly having fully automatic fire made the game easier and also less tiring to play.
Time Crisis 4 used well-known US-based voice actors for the game unlike the other Time Crisis games where they employed Japan-based English voice actors.
In the PS1 Special mode, it wasn't just the time you had to deal with, there were certain other conditions. For example in one stage you have to kill all fleeing orange soldiers to access the top final stage, in another you had to blow up a crane control room or not, failing to do so sending you straight to the final stage (yep, skipping to the lowest final stage for screwing up). The final stages all had good and bad endings, The top and bottom final stages were based on your ability to unload bullets into a fleeing transport and you had to do a certain ammount in a short space of time (3 clips if you are on the top and it is VERY tight in timing), the middle final stage was purely based on how long you took to clear the boss.
That intro... *chef's kiss* Also: YAAAAAAS Time Crisis retrospective! What a great series. I loved TC2 so much that I *still* have the official soundtrack. EDIT Oh, and how to play new lightgun games? VR. Get on it, NamcoBandai!
I remember I played the first Time Crisis so much in the arcade I could comple the entire game on a single credit. My initials were from 1st to 20 place.
I'm surprised you didn't cover the side campaign of Razing Storm. It was available on the console port. On a side note, I'd like to mention the mooks in Time Crisis 5 are the easiest to cosplay. Pair of jeans, some cross trainers, a plaid shirt of varying hues, sunglasses, ballcap, and tactical vest, and a rifle of your choice. You literally can find everything but the last two at Walmart.
I was one of those kids that would spend an entire dollar so I could dual wield both guns at the arcade. Of course only when no one else was trying to play. Back then we had something called Arcade Etiquette. It was important
Anyone other than me remember the light gun shooter, Ghost Squad? The Wii port was great and had all kinds of crazy alternate modes, like making all the guns into water guns and the bad guys were decked out with scuba gear and vacationer clothes. What a stupid and fun game.
Oh I do remember that game too and played the arcade version of it. (Evolution, which unlocks everything like all weapons from get go) Did try the port too once on a friend's wii, and yes, they have alternate modes. Think the one I played was the one where everything is Ninja related.
I do remember too, getting it from a bargain bin for 10 dollars, and achieving level 99 at the end of a four month grind. The unlocks made it worth it, though. Especially the XMW21.
I remember going to an arcade and seeing Time Crisis 4 but way in the distance, I see another gun game Police 911 2 (The first game, I have only seen one machine of it. The 2nd game seems to be more common) Like Time Crisis, you can take cover and peek out. But instead of a pedal, YOU, the player would have to lean left right and move your body up and down to avoid getting hit. This game also had a time limit but felt slower paced in a way. The enemy bullets weren't that fast. There was a promotion system if you didn't get hit and didn't run out of time. Awarded with more time, lives (The highest level in that system gave you 100 lives) Only problem would be if someone not playing were to stand where the game would track the player's motions, things could get messy and could cost you a life and you'd get demoted all the way back down the bottom of that promotion list
1 : Super Mario but Hollywood. 2 : Destroying that one Nuclear Satellite with my pal. 3 : Summer Adventure gone wrong. It's like Metal Slug. 4 : Mission Impossible : America. 5 : Reunion but we both enemies. Plus, I am speed. Kantaris Mission : 3000 Miles to Graceland. But I'm a woman. Crisis Zone : FBI OPEN UP! Raging Storm : Halo + Gears Of Wars + COD
@@VSSEDragon3 In Street Fighter II, but I yell not Cammy from SFII, but CATHYYYYYY!!!!!! Catherine, the TC5 character that she serves as a dispatcher for Robert Baxter, Luke O'Neil, and Marc Godart during the events of the fifth game lol.
I love the time crisis series. They always caught my eye in the arcade. I could always depend on a time crisis cabinet to give me real fun in exchange for my coins or tokens.
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Nothing was more badass in the arcade than hearing;
*ACTION!*
Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action! Action!
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......Continue?
It is my go-to line when playing air-soft
eventually you had an entire audience watching you as it kept on repeating.
That and house of the dead RELOAD
@@AlexisGomez-zo6ip I'll also add the MK3 gong and Shao Khan's laugh in there in the pantheon of memorable arcade noises.
I remember when I was a kid, I spent $20 in a single day at this tiny arcade at a water park playing Time Crisis with some kid I had never met before. Had a great time. My Mom gave me a $20 I guess assuming I would use my $5 at the arcade but I just turned the entire thing into quarters and went to town.
HAHAHAHAHA
Me and a random other kid back in the day beat Time Crisis 2 together, and we ended up becoming friends over that game.
Unfortunately, he moved out of state before the internet ever became a big thing and I never heard anything else from him.
Arcades were magical.
I did the same thing with The Simpsons arcade game. Me and a couple of random kids plunked down god knows how much money to beat that game. Loads of fun.
Ah the arcade video game lobbies before video game lobbies was a thing.
I have a similar story except my mom yelled at me for spending all $20 on Time Crisis 2...I got to the very end and ran out of quarters...totally worth it anyways 😆
I would totally buy a remastered Time Crisis Game for VR in an instant.
imagine VR arcade with the time crisis and house of the dead games. i would kill for it, i miss dual wielding in the lightgun games
YES
Same
@Veit Vazmei you’re out to lunch. Some of the most highly regarded games the last few years have been remakes/reboots
@Veit Vazmei those are some hot takes
Time Crisis is a classic. I honestly want it to keep going on forever. I get overjoyed when I go into an arcade and see a new TC game with new lore - and it's usually insane.
Right
Time Crisis seems to become dormant series, for consoles at least. Time Crisis 5 seems to be the only game that has not been ported for any consoles at all, which is a shame, I want to try that game out but not a single arcade place in my area holds a cabinet to play. But like you, I want that series to continue, even though coming up with new features can become tough as it's become a staple with the new entry that there is a new function for the game. TC2 - Co-op Gameplay and using enemy machine guns, TC3 - Multi-weapon system, TC4 - In-game dialog and multi-screen battles(first seen in TC: Project Titan), and TC5 - Multi-pedal cover system. What would Time Crisis 6 bring to the table?
@@Phantom.Gaming64 in 2025 of course
The 4th game was better
new lore? its cops vs robbers dude its not tht deep lol "new lore" hahahahahahaah
I could beat TC2 on my first life and was #1 on my local arcade's Crisis Zone scoreboard until the day it closed down. Those were the days!
Hopefully new younger agents in VSSE in upcoming new Time Crisis games in the future
Same.
Fancy seeing you here HAHAHAHAHA
@@flynnberryngp6385 Time Crisis 6 will be on its way in 2024 or 2025
This was me also, back in the day. The trick was to kill the correct soldiers to maje the bonus enemies to spawn.
“Time Crisis is the best light gun series of all time after Gal Gun Girl”
GMan finally embracing his inner man of culture
He went through deep existential crisis to finally understand and accept his inner cultured man.
Also wtf zodiac
@Zodiac Griller 😆🤣
As the old staying goes "Back to Reddit, Coomer"
Gman has always been a man of culture though. Its why zoomers hate him.
Zombies and Goons I can withstand, but a horde of school-girls coming after me is a Living Nightmare!
Alternative Title
Time Crisis Series: A Nostalgia Trip of 'Oh Yeah', 'I remember that', 'Wow', and 'Dang I'm Old'
It's like the precursor to the Mid-Life Crisis series.
Fun fact, Yoko Taro worked on Time Crisis 2.
New side/spinoff games for Time Crisis series, much like Resident Evil Resistance, human survivor vs zombie build game and many more
44:10 You're not climbing corpses, the redshirt army that show up to back you up pile together to form a human pyramid for you to climb to reach the bad guy.
Lool that's actually way more ridiculous/awesome
I remembered this scene in the final battle
I'll never forget playing Time Crisis II as a kid in an arcade in Poland. I didn't believe games could look this good back then.
But my favourite Time Crisis are all of the series, and VSSE Agents themselves
Poland mentioned 🇵🇱
Time Crisis 2, in the arcades, with the pedal and gun, felt so damn awesome.
I prefer all the Time Crisis series
Everytime a red enemy or crisis flash pops in this video, my right foot always lifts.
Don't forget slightly dodging IRL as if a real bullet was coming
Idk how but i stressed so much playing in arcade that i have to change feet from time to time, bc i used to end with a cramp qwq
Damn muscle memory :D
"I don't think there has been a single airport level I haven't loved."
I too love the airport level in MW2.
LOL
Jokes aside how can you possibly like a level where you mow down innocent civilians into Swiss cheese, just to make someone else's problem?
@@Cr1msnF4dger Because it’s a game, you aren’t really doing it.
@@majorgear1021 holy crap, I've read this one comment completely wrong
"Remember, no Russian"
It always perplexed me why Namco didn't release a compilation of these games on the Wii like Sega did with House of the Dead. They really screwed the pooch on that one.
Probably a licensing issue, just like Goldeneye 64
@@gerrardtin3208 licensing from who?, goldeneye is a legal nightmare, but TC is a Namco IP on it's entirety
I think it could be because the developers got rid of their source codes for 1, 2 and 3, similar to what happened with House of the dead 1
Some kind of deal with Sony rendered them PlayStation exclusive from the start.
Wish these series last forever
Time Crisis is kinda like the embodiment of "So anyways, I started blasting"
Fun, epic and awesome
Out of all of them: Time Crisis 3 will always be my favourite - First one I ever played - Probably used about £50 just playing the game over and over. Eventually bought the game but sadly, don't have a PS2 and I don't know where the game is, same as Time Crisis: Razing Storm.
Cool
Girls in '90s arcade light gun games: "Don't come!"
Richard "Dick" Miller: "Sorry, I don't do requests."
haha running man reference
@@Archvile1 I though this was a reference to House of the dead 2 ?
I thought it was a reference to vampire night or whatever its called on ps2 where a little girl screams "dont come, dont come!" And it sounds wrong af
Lol even in House of the Dead 2 they say it
@Stefano Pavone likely a rush job just so they could release the game in time for launch line-up games i'm assuming (or probably didn't give two shits and didn't hire a more better translator at the time)
How is she wearing more clothes when she takes them off at 25:09
Mediterranean magic
Lol
😂😂😂
Japan 🤷
he called her a discount Rikku from Final Fantasy, so it's a dress sphere.
There is a rundown movie theater by my granpas house. I go every Sunday and play Time Crisis 2 and pass the game with one dollar. that is right lads
I actually liked Time Crisis 3 the best of the series. It felt the most polished to me, especially when the arcade cabinets were well maintained enough to have calibrated light guns AND working recoil on the light guns. The fact that enemies had 3 hits' worth of "tangibility" (you could shoot them 3 times before they disappeared) but only 1 shot was necessary to kill the basic guys also gave you a good way to chain combos and get a lot of points. I think that feature was in earlier games, but it felt really well implemented here and the animations on the enemies when they were shot felt helpful for telling how many times they'd been hit.
I do agree that it was pretty hard - that final area always ran me through a couple quarters. But after many times playing through Time Crisis 3, I got to the point where I had memorized enemy appearance patterns and only the bosses ever really hit me. It was a lot of fun.
going to an arcade where they actually calibrated the lightguns properly was godlike. i feel like alot of the people running those places didn't know or care how to do it
I also think that TC3 is the best
Anyone for Time Crisis remakes?
I have so much nostalgia for TC3
I had it on PS2 and held the high score in my local arcade until they sadly got rid of it.
Hours of great fun.
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Gman: "the set of balls on this guy just must be huge"
President's daughter: "don't come!"
alllllrighty then
Shite... I should have known I'd be beaten to this.
But not for long
😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏
@@bombomos for the next 4 more years
2:32
"Sadly though they don't make light guns"
Steelseries: "WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!"
@Stefano Pavone yikes, might be cheaper to just buy an arcade machine.
Actualy just looked and the original TC2 twin arcade machine is about £3000.
I thought the Sinden was about $100ish? Not looked in a while though.
@Stefano Pavone So nothing official then which means it doesn't exist......Buying things from randoms on the internet is just as gross as buying 3rd party controllers
If you're at all handy there's a diy project called Gun4Ir which has much better accuracy then the Sinden. It basically repurposes a wiimote sensor with 4 tracking points instead of the Wii sensor bar which fixes all of the Wii's tracking issues and doesn't require an overlay like the Sinden. Because it's diy you can build a cheapo basic gun or a fully decked out arcade replica with solenoid force feedback.
@Stefano Pavone as a backer of them on kickstarter they fucking suck.
The voice lines are the first thing that comes to mind when I think of arcades. “Action!” “Machine Gun!” “Time Extended!”
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Okay ngl that intro was freakin cool, also would you mind talking about a Time Crisis spinoff called Cobra The Arcade?, its an arcade shooter that is pretty much a Time Crisis game in all but name since its instead based on the classic sci fi anime Space Adventure Cobra (which btw you should really watch), granted there is no console port and emulation for the game is still not possible so you unfortunately will have to get your hands on the actual arcade game which is very sad.
It is
There is one thing about TC2 which made it easier to play than subsequent entries - there is no "cooldown" time between every shot, which means the pistol can fire as fast as your finger can pull the trigger.
Welcome to the future era
Time Crisis plot is similar to Resident Evil 4, a one man army try to rescue the kidnapped president's daughter and destroy their operation and escaped the island before it explodes.
Why do I get the feeling Ms. McPherson disappeared from the franchise early on? I didn't think that there were So many characters in such a repetitively simple series.
@Stefano Pavone Gonna need Time Crisis 6 with with up to four players where Rachael McPherson is trained by Alicia Winston at V.S.S.E. and teams up with Alicia, William Rush, and Alan Dunaway in a final takedown against the infamous Wild Dog, the man that kidnapped Rachel after Sherudo's death at the hands of Richard in the original game.
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher maybe in Time Crisis 6, where the future year takes place in new location/region, VSSE sends 3 agents this time to take on new mission
I've always loved to play this series in the arcades with my RL friend, and yes, we were both lucky enough to find all of the arcade cabinets and played each of them from start to finish.
That's so awesome. I bet you guys had an absolute blast 👍🏻
I loved these games back in the date with my buddies. Time Crisis 2 broke our wallets.
Kind of a bucket-list checkmark there.
I've played and beaten 2-3-4-RZ-5 cabinets
@@rynomclaughlin1595 Rachel: Don't come!
Wild Dog: Shut up! Mook, kidnap her!
Rachel: AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
the fact that "don't come!" is one of the most used and best voice lines for these gun games from the 90s still tickles me even today
I still randomly say that all the time, with the same stiff inflection as the characters in the games
I had head canon that it was a bad Japanese localization of “go away” but that makes 0 sense
@@TheZackofSpades It's definately bad localization, also did I miss it or does he mention that Wild Dog (And Robert Baxter) in the first two games is voiced by the same guy who voices Chris Redfield in the OG Resident Evil? I believe he passed away a few years ago.
@@geedee1264 oh really??? Damn RIP
@@TheZackofSpades A thing with translation and localisation is that you not only have to translate the meaning of the original dialogue but you also have to reasonably stick to the original length as well, so while the original Japanese may have been something along the lines of "Don't come any closer" (which makes sense because it's warning the player of a trap) that would have likely made the sentence too long and so would have to be squashed down to the unfortunately double meaning laden "Don't come" (not to mention that a non native speaker may not necessarily pick up on puns and double meanings like that).
Of course, the same length and meaning could have been achieved with the phrase "Stay back" but that is the difference between a very comprehensive translation and one that may have been done in a bit of a hurry (which is likely the case).
I think my favorite game in the series is actually crisis zone. The fact that you had an mp5 instead of a pistol and the more visceral gameplay feel really shows an escalation of violence compared to the main line games.
My favourite will be Time Crisis 5
the icon is mp5 but the actual weapon that claude mcgarren and STF use is steyr TMP
@@muhammadrizkisatria5059 neat
But raging storm is the spiritual successor
@@jefftakesdscakes30 Next will be Time Crisis 6, 6th upcoming instalment of the main series, what does the future holds for Time Crisis 6?
As a super duper major fan of the time crisis series, being obsessed with this when I first came across the time crisis 2 cabinet at a local, I think you absolutely did this series justice, it's quite clear you have a lot of love as well for this series, and its always great to see other fans out.
This game series is just one of those ones that greatly impacted my gaming life and I just absolutely can't imagine what life would be like if it never existed.
One of those game series that induces a lot of nostalgia and emotion every time I see it. Very few series have reached up my list like this one.
Sweet and awesome
I actually own Time Crisis 1 arcade machine and it still runs from original parts!
Lucky bastard. I myself want a full Time Crisis 3 arcade machine with the 2 screens for my house.
@@generalcjg I recently sold the arcade unit couple of weeks ago, I had to sell it because I had no space for my retro cars.
@@MusicHackersOfficial Oh, that's... something.
I definitely would have clinged on to keeping that Time Crisis 3 arcade on my house forever as it is one of my favorite video games of all time, and one of my favorite arcades of all time (alongside Star Wars Trilogy Arcade).
Music and soundtrack rock
Please how much
Crazy shootouts, over the top villains with guns for arms, nonsensical special agent plots, the peak of 2000s video games. God I miss this series.
True, so true
Na
@@jefftakesdscakes30 Boo-hoo
"It's time for the one man army..."
The intro audio of Time Crisis will live rent free in my mind until my death.
"YOU'RE FATHER WILL PAY THE PRICE FOR DESTROYING THE IMPERIAL RULE!"
_(Boom)_
"WHAT HAPPENED?"
😁 hello sean
@@ThePathStrider WE'VE BEEN INVADED
WHAT?
@@ChrisSmout "Nevermind. My men will gun him down."
"There.."
"Shoot him."
*ACTION*
@@mirukuteea _/|
One of the best videos ever produced on this channel. I always come back to this one
The MVP of these games were the pedals of the arcade cabinets taking so many hits and always working. I remember seeing people jumping on them with all the force they had.
Happy 28th anniversary Time Crisis series
Yeah, I don't know what Namco engineering guys did but it's practically sorcery with how much punishment they can take and still working.
If only the gun sensor are that long-lasting though.
My brother and I used to play Time Crisis 4 whenever we'd go to the arcade, and it's always a treat seeing a Time Crisis machine whenever out and about. Love this series.
I can't believe you didn't mention the extra modes in Time Crisis 4:
First off there was the 'Complete Mission' which included extra levels where you played as Captain Rush, with standard FPS controls (the reason why the GunCon 3 has that awkward controller sticking out of it) though you still needed to aim and fire at enemies manually. These levels included a boss fight with Wild Fang, who had a robotic leg and some sort of wolf-based, magic powers.
Then there was the 'Crisis Missions' where you played as a rookie VSSE agent going through various trials. This culminates in a boss fight with the main characters, Giorgio and Evan (as part of the training) followed immediately by a boss fight with Wild Dog... who turns out to be Richard Miller from the first game in disguise, who wanted to observe and test the new recruits himself.
Also I still own my GunCon 3, including the sensors and a copy of the game (I'm from the UK but I have a US copy, so I couldn't trade it in). But after watching this video I might stick it on eBay, though it's definitely not in pristine condition lol
now i want to see this. Gman please!
Thanks for this! I’ve always been curious about the extra features in the home release of TC4 but never got my hands on one (nor will I with that price tag). Really glad that Wild Fang gets a return.
That along with the extra missions in Time Crisis 3, Crisis Zone, and Razing Storm also. That being even if the F.P.S. modes in R.S., and 4 were nothing to write home about, and never really bothered playing too.
I remembered Crisis Missions backstories feat. VSSE Trainee as a new character in the future
I would love it if this not only is a remaster but also includes the Namco arcade gun. I genuinely want the specific kick back of the gun. It feels quite awesome.
This series is easily my favorite arcade franchise. I remember being so hyped seeing one I haven’t played before
Yeah, wish they could continue the series
Namco made the most awesome games back in the day, Time Crisis was addictive! And the music my god had you hyped up so badly!
True true
oh dear god, time crisis 3 was my jam back on the ps2 and time crisis 4 in the arcade
The transitions to the other games through the cover system was really cool
I agree 💯👍 with you
Can we talk about how “DONT COME” is a phrase said by women in multiple light gun games?
It's probably because the developers are Japanese, and translate the voice lines into English in a wrong way
@@St_Rizla Ashley says that in Resident Evil 4 as well lol
IM GOING TO COME
*IT'S A TRAP*
From Vampire Night too
The intro gave me chills holy shit the transition
Light gun games should make a comeback. The Ghost Squad game (the one that had the full sized rifles with the selective fire and a trigger on the foregrip), House of the Dead, even the Terminator and Alien cabinets were amazing games. Even if they pulled an Arcade 1-Up and offered a more miniaturized cabinet like those that you can buy in Walmart
Alien 3 the Gun Arcade
Tc5 came out
@@jefftakesdscakes30 we already knew that, I wonder what does the future holds Time Crisis 6 and has in store for us
@@VSSEDragon3 Anyone who’s played Alien 3 the Gun is automatically a chad
@@ChewyAC Alien 👾👽 3 the gun 🔫 arcade game 🎯🎮
Went to the beach with the Mrs and the outlaws years ago when you could still find Time Crisis cabinets in arcades. The father in law didnt expect me to beat the game from start to finish, best quid I ever spent. He was quick to move us along when I spotted the sequel cabinet a few doors down 🤣 fuck I'm getting old.
Man, this REALLY took me back. I forgot how many times I had actually played Time Crisis on my PS1 and TC2 at the arcade, hearing all this music and dialog again was a trip, especially the Results theme after each chapter.
Kudos, for this one Gman, definitely one of my favorite videos you've done! Keep up the excellent work my friend.
When i was around 5 yo, me and my father were playing the first time crisis and didn't even realize that the arcade were about to close. We were playing with the staff watching us and all the other games turned off and only time crisis is on
Sounds like you want to imply that the staff were all gathered around, watching a father and son play their last game of the night together before everyone packs up and goes home, but in reality I bet you guys were those rude customers who come in close to closing time (or came in earlier but have stayed well past closing) and don't even care in the slightest that everyone is waiting for you to finish up already so they can clock out and finally get off work.
@@jamesduncan6729 dude i didn't realize that, i was a kid back then. Ofc now i wouldn't stay late at an arcade when i know the staff wanna go home too
@@kzym Don't listen to that jackass, I guarantee you the staff loved watching y'all play. Kind of a heartwarming moment. The most they'd have to hang around is like what, 10 minutes? Hardly an issue.
@@butwhataboutdragons7768 yeah my dad also have laugh with the staff afterwards and apologized tho
@@butwhataboutdragons7768 no they don't enjoy watching you. That'd be creepy af and might lead to a law suit. I worked at Chuck E Cheese bro those types of customers that won't leave are rude af. There is so much after closing shit to do that often can't happen until all customers are gone. I've had my shifts drag on over an hour because of this
I’m glad someone finally talked about one of the best long running series ever
Good news 📰, Time Crisis 6 will be developed alongside with PSVR2, getting a new trademark ™️ in 2023
That "Don't come" placement had me laughing.
This and The House of the Dead were my childhood!
Me too man. Also carnevil was a big one at my local arcade. With the shotguns that you had to pump to reload... fucking classic
@@jayn8392 before carnevil there was zombie raid, which also had pumping shotguns as well.
Silent Scope, Carnevil, and that one Konami SWAT style game with the leaning for me as well.
@@12ealDealOfficial I think it’s called G.H.O.S.T or something
Don’t forget deadstorm pirates
I always thought that the cover system was awesome, made me feel like I was actually in a gun fight
That plus the recoil on the guns.
@@CasepbX The arcade I always went to would rarely replace the CO2 cartridges in those things, but it was a blast when they did.
@@12ealDealOfficial The guns have solenoids, not co2 for recoil.
@@XxXBigFischXxX Learned something today!
Yes and dodging IRL too as if I was in the game
I remember burning quarters in the time crisis at my old movie theater. Man remember movie theaters and arcades? Relics of the past. Now I'm sad.
Immediately what I thought of when I saw this. I remember playing the hell out of Tekken 3 and Time Crisis while waiting for the movie to start.
Same. Used to buy my movie tickets so I'd have an hour or two of down time before they started. If it wasn't to hang out in the bookstore and read manga, it was to play some Time Crisis/ Silent Scope/ House of the Dead at the arcade. You can kinda have the same experience near where I live in present day, over in Rome, Georgia.
@@12ealDealOfficial Rachel screams when she sees a band of Vincent's deadstorm pirates and a giant crab lmao.
My brother bought me the home version of Time Crisis for PS1 for Christmas 1998 and it is by far one of the best gifts I ever received. I had already sunk tons of money into the arcade version (and finally beaten it at one point), so this was a welcome relief to my budget! My cousin and I played it frequently and always got a laugh whenever Richard punched the first boss in the face after beating him, and adding our own commentary by saying, "Quiet You!" whenever he did so! Great times. I still maintain my old PS1 and a CRT television purely for the ability to play this game, but I would love a remastered version that allowed my to stop doing so, because lugging this HUGE television around whenever I move to a new home is getting to be downright painful. Thanks for the great video and stay safe out there!
Shoutout to this man being one of the only consistent gametubers. He's also old school at that, giving you full, long reviews, on one title or series. Takes me back to youtube before it got railed in the anus
These are the homosexual arcade games
Well there's different types of gametubers, I'd say the ones with face cam are the railed ones
God dammit I loved the hotel extra chapter/game on the PS1 version. Gman just unlocked a whole part of my brain that had been dormant
I prefer that to the original game , really good
Man, arcades were awesome. This and afterburner, house of the dead, Daytona.... sigh. I’ve gotta take my son and find a TC2 cabinet to show him how awesome a day of light guns and ice cream was.
Oh how we took everything for granted when we were kids...now it's so hard to find an arcade shop let alone one without new crappy money sucking bore-fests.
I loved Virtual-On at the arcade, Daytona 2 was probably my favourite game there, trust days were dope
@@dreamingthelife
Rachel McPherson: (screams) AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wild Dog: (to Richard) How could you? You killed my boss! What do I do now? I can't let things end this way! Since I have the upper hand, having the girl and all...I'll press my luck. You wait here. (laughs evilly)
I have always been more of house of the dead guy, but here in Indonesia Time Crisis is basically the twin-king of arcade rail shooter alongside HotD. you can basically expect either of the two being the main shooter cabinet in arcade places here, so I have profound respect to the series.
Same here
Some of my best childhood memories are with these games. I remember getting part 3 for Christmas when it came out and I haven’t felt that level of happiness since.
Sure is, always have
11:13 The Random "Dont come!" line of Rachel Lmao
Awww man, the memories! When I was a young guy, my mom would take me with her when she went to her bowling league (casual thing for fun) and I remember begging her and all her friends for change so I could play Time crisis in the arcade inside the place.
It got to the point that if there were other kids around, we would form into roving gangs looking for change. Whenever we got enough for a few more games, we would yell to each other "ACTION!", across the bowling alley.
I wish there was a way to tell you were in the good old days, before you've left them.
This goes on forever
Bruh your timing is insane
I was just looking into picking up one of those newer light guns that were developed within the last year or so, and I was watching old Time Crisis gameplay.
Love it!
Newer light guns? Do tell!
@@zacheryeckard3051 Check out Gun4IR and Sinden. Gun4IR, in my opinion, seems like the better buy as there is no software you need to run on your PC to use it, whereas the Sinden needs software running for EACH light gun. Gun4IR also can be modded into just about any light gun if you are willing to do it yourself or hire Raymond from RPEG Electronics to do it for you. For example, he modded an old Super Jolt + foot pedal to work flawlessly for light gun game emulation, it is pretty sweet. You should check out his channel for more footage.
So, if you hook up two Sindens to your PC to play together with a friend, you will have to open two instances of the Sinden software, which opens a Camera app that uses the camera on the Sinden for aiming. Sinden is also heavily dependent on lighting, and it requires a white border to be added via the software on your screen, which can conflict with any borders a game may already have in place.
Thank you!
That sound interesting. I been heard about aimtrak and another brand i cant remember. Is it good?
@@HeavyZeroDotoy I've heard good things about Aimtrak, but as far as the most accurate and easily set up, Gun4IR seems to be one of the best ways to go. An Aimtrak light gun can be modified to work with the Gun4IR system, too.
Doing 1cc of Time Crisis 2 and HOTD2 at the arcade before watching a movie at the cinema was one of my sacred traditions as a kid.
You might've missed this detail in Time Crisis 1.
In the First Boss which is the Gold Ninja. Depending on where you land the 3rd hit against him will affect the defeat scene.
If the final shot hits while he's jumping from column to column. The death scene will show him falling down from mid-air.
If he is on the floor. He just dramatically drops on his back.
Cool detail from an Arcade Game.😊
17:17 You missed the part where you can link 2 PS2's together and recreate the 2 player Time Crisis as it was in the arcade!
Was able to go to an arcade last month and they had a time crisis 4 cabinet, had been years since I played and had a blast. This series is legendary and deserves some more games.
Imagine a VR virtual arcade where we can grab vr light guns and play these games legit!
My favorite part was stepping all over my controller like a goddamn mongoloid.
7:14 😅
The cut aways on this channel are hilarious! Fantastic editing.
When I was a kid, I used to imitate that scene in Time Crisis where the player character recieved their briefing to rescue the kidnapped President's daughter and closed their laptop, then drew out their gun. I thought it was super cool.
I remember back in the day that the owner of the Arcade in my town will give you a badge saying "Living Legend" if you beated Time Crisis or the House of the Dead with one coin, plus putting your name in the Arcade's main hall... man, how i miss that Arcade, too bad it closed when consoles became a thing.
Or Resident Evil Code Veronica arcade
I remember playing the fuck out of Time Crisis 2 at a bar in Spain when I was a kid.
There are so many questions I’m sure we’re all wondering upon seeing your comment.
@@JoshuaJacobs83 I meant with my parents 😂 you know they stick arcade machines in the corner to occupy the kids while the parents got pissed
@@JoshuaJacobs83 II arcade original ran on the Dreamcast-like arcade hardware while the 4 arcade original ran on the modified PS2 arcade hardware.
I cant imagine playing this game. Just watching it gives me a pounding headache from the flashes every 2 seconds
It's not easy when you have sensitivity towards flashes.
Feeling the SMG recoil in your hands in Crisis Zone was a mind blowing experience as a kid
Getting close to 2024
Time crisis 3 was my fav arcade game of all time. still is to this day.
Now here’s something I can get behind.
good, make sure to press the paddle every time you want to get behind it
Action!
"DON'T COME!"
@@maskedbadass6802 "comes anyway"
@@johntravolta8389 "Please! Get up!"
Only ever played the arcade cabinets (not even sure which ones I was playing everytime) I just know it's on my bucket list of things I want in my man cave. A fully working time crisis cabinet with working foot pedal and light guns.
I've been considering the same as well for a TC4 cabinet. I have no idea where it will live in my house though.
@@rockjianrock
(TC4) Continue?
Elizabeth: Please! Get up!
(TC4) Continue?
Elizabeth: We need your help!
Damn, you made me actually remember Vampire Night and Ninja Assault! I had such a great time with those games as well. Personally Ghoul Panic was maybe my favorite light gun game in the arcade.
But in the Time Crisis series alone, I spent so much money on credits on both Time Crisis 2 and Crisis Zone, to maybe buy an arcade machine for both of those game.
Great series review my dude!
I loved Crisis Zone in the arcades! I could beat the game on one credit back then, and the set pieces were overall awesome. As much as I loved Time Crisis 3, admittedly having fully automatic fire made the game easier and also less tiring to play.
This was my Uncle's favorite shooter back in the day. He even had the light gun with a pedal.
I love the fact mad dog so clearly dies in all the main games, so they just said he crawled out of hell in the manual for 3
You mean Wild Dog
Time Crisis is the REASON I regret getting rid of my CRT. I even had a pedal for the hide mechanic and 1CC'ed TC2 and TC3
You're a true legend mate. I've only ever 2CC'ed TC4
@Stefano Pavone
Rachel is the screaming woman when she is kidnapped by Dog after his boss is killed by Richard lmao.
It took literally only two lines from Rush for me to recognise him as Christopher Sabat. That voice can't hide from me
He does
Time Crisis 4 used well-known US-based voice actors for the game unlike the other Time Crisis games where they employed Japan-based English voice actors.
@@player2-lightwater914 that explained everything
@@player2-lightwater914 Nobody recognises Wild Dog as Chris Redfield?
@@geedee1264 You mean Scott McCulloch? He was a Canadian VA based in Japan.
In the PS1 Special mode, it wasn't just the time you had to deal with, there were certain other conditions. For example in one stage you have to kill all fleeing orange soldiers to access the top final stage, in another you had to blow up a crane control room or not, failing to do so sending you straight to the final stage (yep, skipping to the lowest final stage for screwing up). The final stages all had good and bad endings, The top and bottom final stages were based on your ability to unload bullets into a fleeing transport and you had to do a certain ammount in a short space of time (3 clips if you are on the top and it is VERY tight in timing), the middle final stage was purely based on how long you took to clear the boss.
these games at the arcades at the beach were such a huge part of my childhood
this vid took me right back
ACTION
That intro... *chef's kiss*
Also: YAAAAAAS Time Crisis retrospective! What a great series. I loved TC2 so much that I *still* have the official soundtrack.
EDIT Oh, and how to play new lightgun games? VR. Get on it, NamcoBandai!
Kiss the chef
AHHH THE NOSTALGIA IN THE INTRO IT HITS ME LIKE A TRUCK
I've beaten every single Time Crisis arcade. Fun times, probably not worth the money though lol
Let's be honest. It was worth every penny.
How much you estimate you've put into them there machingies, If you had to guess?
Ah...but the real trick is to play them on single starting credit only. 1 - 3 is possible and Crisis Zone. Never really cared for 4 and 5.
@@abdielrainbowhellsangel2256 not sure, between the different arcades and cinemas and the cash I chimed in myself it's hard to tell
After that challenge yourself by playing using only a single credit, so damn exciting back then
I remember I played the first Time Crisis so much in the arcade I could comple the entire game on a single credit. My initials were from 1st to 20 place.
I'm surprised you didn't cover the side campaign of Razing Storm. It was available on the console port.
On a side note, I'd like to mention the mooks in Time Crisis 5 are the easiest to cosplay. Pair of jeans, some cross trainers, a plaid shirt of varying hues, sunglasses, ballcap, and tactical vest, and a rifle of your choice. You literally can find everything but the last two at Walmart.
I was one of those kids that would spend an entire dollar so I could dual wield both guns at the arcade.
Of course only when no one else was trying to play. Back then we had something called Arcade Etiquette. It was important
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Anyone other than me remember the light gun shooter, Ghost Squad?
The Wii port was great and had all kinds of crazy alternate modes, like making all the guns into water guns and the bad guys were decked out with scuba gear and vacationer clothes. What a stupid and fun game.
Oh I do remember that game too and played the arcade version of it. (Evolution, which unlocks everything like all weapons from get go) Did try the port too once on a friend's wii, and yes, they have alternate modes.
Think the one I played was the one where everything is Ninja related.
Ghost Squad is by far my favorite light gun game. Just a shame I only ever found a real cabinet once or twice.
I do remember too, getting it from a bargain bin for 10 dollars, and achieving level 99 at the end of a four month grind. The unlocks made it worth it, though. Especially the XMW21.
@@FacelessWaifu Wild Dog calls Georgio and Evan "A bunch of annoying little flies..." lmao.
I played 3 non-stop when I frequented the arcades as a kid. Good and fun times
Same here, played it so much as a kid. Completed it a couple times, damn good fun. :)
Yees, the new weapon switching system was awesome
@Shin Shaman "The creature that just attacked you is a biological weapon developed by our military, called "Terror Bite"." -Captain William Rush
@@ahums16 "Please! Get up!" -Elizabeth Conway
@@koteshima6682 "A bunch of annoying little flies..." -Wild Dog
I remember going to an arcade and seeing Time Crisis 4 but way in the distance, I see another gun game
Police 911 2 (The first game, I have only seen one machine of it. The 2nd game seems to be more common)
Like Time Crisis, you can take cover and peek out. But instead of a pedal, YOU, the player would have to lean left right and move your body up and down to avoid getting hit.
This game also had a time limit but felt slower paced in a way. The enemy bullets weren't that fast.
There was a promotion system if you didn't get hit and didn't run out of time. Awarded with more time, lives (The highest level in that system gave you 100 lives)
Only problem would be if someone not playing were to stand where the game would track the player's motions, things could get messy and could cost you a life and you'd get demoted all the way back down the bottom of that promotion list
1 : Super Mario but Hollywood.
2 : Destroying that one Nuclear Satellite with my pal.
3 : Summer Adventure gone wrong. It's like Metal Slug.
4 : Mission Impossible : America.
5 : Reunion but we both enemies. Plus, I am speed.
Kantaris Mission : 3000 Miles to Graceland. But I'm a woman.
Crisis Zone : FBI OPEN UP!
Raging Storm : Halo + Gears Of Wars + COD
4:40 Technically, the actual 9mm handgun has a bit more kick than what the lightguns simulated. Still it was a nice touch.
Is that "don't come" clip reminding anyone else of Ashley in RE4?
Leon!
*Inhales*
HHHHHEEEEEEEELLLLLLLP
Damel in distress
@@VSSEDragon3 CAAAAAAMMMMMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher who's Cammy?
@@VSSEDragon3 In Street Fighter II, but I yell not Cammy from SFII, but CATHYYYYYY!!!!!! Catherine, the TC5 character that she serves as a dispatcher for Robert Baxter, Luke O'Neil, and Marc Godart during the events of the fifth game lol.
Ah yes, the Coin Eater game. I remember exactly when I was a noob at this game, I keep dying because of that Red guy in that game.
I love the time crisis series. They always caught my eye in the arcade. I could always depend on a time crisis cabinet to give me real fun in exchange for my coins or tokens.
Me too, these game series rock
Time Crisis is the OG, “So anyway, I started blasting!”, meme.