Meanwhile the Blaster Master Zero trilogy, while it sorta becomes its own thing, starts as a remake of the NES game, sort combining the stories of the US and Japanese stories, before surprisingly enough even taking stuff from this very Worlds Of Power book. I mean, Eve from the book here is a MAJOR character in the Zero trilogy.

This was one of my favorite games growing up. I rented it so many times because I couldnt find it in a store to buy and one day the rental place put it up for sale and I lunged for it like a ninja. There are confusing parts and many games back then were trial and error games. Like you couldnt beat the first zelda game unless you had a wild idea to just bomb every spot on the map.

Im waiting for that art book. This will be my firts art book ever. I see its beautiful. Cant wait too see it on my own eyes. Thank you for showing that book. Take care. ^^

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This was really fascinating, I had never heard of this game until now! The tax write-off theory someone else mentioned makes sense, although it's rather ironic considering the theme of the game haha. Maybe one day we'll know for sure.

It was a CIA shadow corporation. I learned that back in the early 90's. BTW, I was discussing ways to avoid tax's with a group of men, minutes before I was suggested this video.

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In terms of UX/UI (user experience, user interfaces) Warsong is pretty confusing, gotta agree with that. Objectives are vague (who'd guess "escaping the castle" means putting Garett onto whatever edge of map 1), they don't tell you what each item does, they don't tell you half of the rules, and so on. But behind that is hidden pretty immersive game mechanics and atmosphere. The battles are not nearly as random as it might seem, for instance, commanders (except wyverns. basilisks and gorgosaurs) never do more than HP/2+5 rounded down points of damage. I also really like literally EVERY unit in the game starts off exactly with 10 HP, and never exceeds that amount. This is a big refresher after countless amounts of health and MP bars in most RPGs. Also, they don't give you stat boosts each level up, stats only change at promotions. Levels only do 2 things: increase randomized hit accuracy, and improve magic once level 5 is reached. Terrain provides randomized evasion chance, a flat chance of missing some % of hits on given terrain no matter how high attack is. It really adds to the depth of the game, hence some units have inherently low defense, unimprovable by any items, but the HP/2+5 damage cap and the terrain evasion % make glass cannons quite useful (unlike in most RPGs). Overall, it's way less random, and way more fun for me, than say Shining Force, where they got too far with randomness, and a double attack from a foe could ruin ANY tactic no matter how hard you try. In Warsong, I surpsingly don't feel near as much at the mercy of RNG, and for me it was personally one of the most fun turn-based RPGs I've ever played. As for the plot, I do like the game does not promote wars. We start off defending our own castle, and have to deal with Chaos after we functionally become same as those dudes. As you noted, there's a plot twist: the defeated final boss makes a comeback on an overly confident MC, basically saying military power is not really a key of confining Chaos.

Various threads on AtariAge suggest that American Videogame/Dunhill Electronics was mostly a tax writeoff scheme wherein games (or at least titles) would be furnished in order to allow for accountancy tricks. Apparently Dunhill Electronics has over 293 copyrights to its name on file! ' There's a brief interview purporting to be from Jon Simonds in a thread from 2004 that goes into a little further detail. Here's what he had to say at the time: "Most of the other titles were "tax scams" that LM developed to sell as a loss so very rich people could get tax write-offs. A few of those games had to actually appear in stores (and they usually did, for under $5 in weird toy stores) in order to make the tax write-off 'legit'. We probably did about 10 2600 games this way (they were all slight modifications of one another). I don't have the titles because we didn't give 'em titles -- the accounting firms that sold the games named them. They weren't real games, anyway. Another neat thing we did was develop a custom ROM chip that had a couple of special features (autoincrementing indirect pointer registers) and stuff like that that we could use to speed up certain time-critical instruction sequences. I think Coleco may have used the chip design in one or two of their games, but I left LM before that point." No idea what the 10 games he's referring to are, or what their titles would be. But I hope this helps point you in a direction. I can't post the links to the forum itself without triggering KZbin's spam filter - but if you just poke around there I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for.

The best way to play this game is to do it irl.

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Tax Avoiders should be re-released with A DSP tie-in. 😂

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These games are easy lol. I mastered GK and ROTK on nes and snes starting at age 8 or 9. Just got back into them a couple months ago. On advanced level beat Rotk1&2, now playing 3, already control 40% of China so its all downhill from there. The fun part is starting out, that is the challenge, but once you become powerful, the game becomes easy. The AI isnt that smart, even on the hardest levels

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Good stuff. Don't be afraid to go more in depth

Is there any way that I can play this on mobile android?

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You should still play Warcraft 3 it is the best Warcraft game, I mean WoW has way more content now, but it’s not really a game anymore, as you know it’s more of a second life. And Reforged does suck but you can switch it to classic mode, so it’s not a complete dumpster fire.

You had to be a pretty weird kid to get Earthbound at launch, especially with the gross-out marketing! As soon as I saw screenshots with such vivid colors, I was sold.

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I like it better than turtles in time 😊

Your history is a tad incorrect (3:15) Parker Brothers did not make "video" games in the late 1970's. Their first video games were released in mid to late 1982. The games that were made in the late 70's were simple blinking LED light electronic board games & handheld games. I actually owned two of the three they released as a kid (Wildfire & Merlin). Parker Brothers did license/publish titles from other companies, but the games themselves were made in house. It was confirmed from a old interview with Ed Temple that worked at Parker Brothers making Amidar before he left Parker Brothers to work for Coleco.

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Nice! I have a copy of Montezumas Revenge! Love it!

why are you talking in such an annoying way

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I actually like this game I don't know why I just find it fun to play for an hour it is not really wrestling should have been called simpsons fighter or simpsons kombat lol

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Prior to 1950 there wasn't any school mass shootings.. am I correct?

Wow, my 90s childhood 😊😊😊

I like this game still have it i liked the spiderman and batman games on genesis and of course the incredible hulk is great on genesis

I spent hours playing that Star Trek game.

Sega is such a unique company, starting as an American amusement company and ending up where they are today. Their own history has as many twists as a game.

i played tag team wrestling all the time as a kid - thought it was amazing at the time haha

Think this is better than previous title Graphics do suck it’s like putting your tv on other side of a fish tank only way to describe it.

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I got Star Trek for Christmas in 1983; got a bunch of Star Wars stuff, too. A great year.

Ed Salvo did the Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2600 game for Wizard.

Love that the bad guys in Infiltrate looked like the Fry Guys.

All this work and researching of ancient history and then your Atari 2600 games are in 16:9 aspect ratio

I have always said.... this game should have been called Survivor Series. And should have had a title run. I can deal with no finishers. As long as Macho Man climbs the top rope..... there is one finisher. Also Hogan can kinda do a leg drop

Great video! I actually really like the zoom feature on JM2, but I can see why some people may not. Keep up the great work!

Awesome video !! Super interesting !!!

Sega also brought or published games on other game consoles including the atari 5200 ,colecovision and intelevision, etc,;; but not on the atari 7800 because by that point they had already their own game consoles, Now i wonder wich sega fan would like to collect those sega games on atari systems among other ones because that might be cool for them as well.