In the 80's I was a Kung Fu Master on.... erm... Irem's Kung Fu Master........ US Gold screwed up the Spectrum port so badly that now just hearing their name gives me the dry heaves.

fantastic video that has just led me down the fully batshit rabbithole of early text adventures/ st brides 'school'/ miss martindale/ aristasia and to say it was unexpected would be an understatement, an insane, bewildering understatement. thanks!

Drug Watch (The Game) has literally saved lives

I watched the first series then lost interest and stuck with games world on sky

If you're watching abroad, please know that most of what Kim says about British life in the 90s is total bollocks.

Oh this takes me back to that era in history where i didnt realise that i had an Amiga Magazine addiction. Gotta buy every magazine with a free disk. Even if i wasn't interested in much of their content.

I had Space Crusade on the Amiga 500 plus, had many hours of fun on that game

So I have been devouring your content (here and wrestling) for about nineish months and thank you for what you do. Really been a good way to calm my mind when the panic attacks hit and i get to learn about games I never had an opportunity to play hell i discovered the micro from you even if I did have a C64 way back when. I never knew it had ganes 😅

I am trying to find a game from back in the 90s. it was a side scroller with a boy that jumped around. I remember a school buss passing from the right and you had to go to the top to jump over it. it was an arcade game back in Europe. Sadly that is all i can remember about it.

HUGELY appreciate these A-Z videos. Sterling effort as always !

Understanding the amigas specs often put me off buying sega ports. Especially after outrun. Mr Nutz on the Amiga was originally classed as a sonic clone. The software company who received the demo announced that they had sonic the hedgehog running on the a500.

The old graphics let the player to imagine and create the character and surroundings at his standards.....ps1 games are games not simulators like all new stuff were game creators focus on the pixel perfect characters and forget the gameplay.... most new games reviews write about physics and graphics ...not game play as ghey should do....as for the end i know that a new game with old graphics is a very good purchase with no DLC shit as all AAA game do

Im a fan of Double Dragon game

Another game I had on the C64

I actually had this for my C64 lol

This game was made for a younger audience, all the people I know that love this game played it at 12 or younger.

The terrible "Biggles" movie was not based on a comic strip, but rather a LONG series of air adventure novels about James "Biggles" Bigglesworth, who stayed roughly the same age from his service flying Sopwith Camels in WW1 through being a gentleman adventurer in between the wars, returning to the RAF in WW2 then serving in the Special Air Police post-1945. He was very much an "Empah" man with a stiff upper lip who was profoundly bored during times of peace. He was already considered old-fashioned by the 1960s; Monty Python's Flying Circus has at least one sketch mocking the character and his attitudes.

Another fantastic doc/vid from KJ.

There is not a single football game on here😎👍

Cool documentary 👍 Have you done a vid covering the guy who coded Chase HQ for the ZX & CPC?

Watch bits, and another called Vidz at the time, both great must see tv.

I like the artstyle but the framerate & gameplay look horrible!!!!!!

Several coders from that era suffered. The glitter and eye candy lifestyle soon dissolved when they fou d themselves struggling to pull off what was expected

This is some creepypasta-level shit

Top 100 Amiga games and no spot for K240 ? Wow

Mk 14 poor keyboard. ZX80 poor keyboard . ZX81 poor keyboard. Watch calculator poor keyboard.

yup. Cardnal Syn unlocked a core memory.

Very cruel words for cybernet. RESPECT !!!!!!! RESPECT !!!!!!!!!! RESPECT CYBERNET !!!!!!!!!!

These videos are great when hungover....

Bandanna and Pepsi t shirt is iconic.... Peak Fashion.

Would be cool if there was a complete upload of Games World on KZbin, I don't even remember it due to almost no one having Sky.

For me GamesMaster is series 1 and 2, The show never recovered after series 3. There was a massive loss in variety from that moment onward, in fact series 3 was more like SNESMaster. It didn't help that they basically dropped the 16-bit computers prematurely when there was still plenty of stuff to be covered or used for challenges. This trend continued when Dominik returned, the coverage, the reviews, the content, the challenges and guests weren't as interesting or entertaining. It eventually became a SNES/SMD show then became mostly PS1 launch content with a lot of time wasted on N64 pre-hype and arcade games you would never play. But it ultimately became the Dominik Diamond show and felt like his interest in gaming wasn't there like it was in season 1 and 2. It also felt like the budget was shrinking in the background from Season 4 onward. The fact there was no GamesMaster Live or decent competition prizes and blue screen sets was an indication of that. Interestingly I think the 4 seasons of Bad Influence in its entirety has aged a bit better ironically, Although I still miss Violet not being on set for series 4.

Honestly the worst beat em up ever made

This is the video game equivalent of a grindcore album.

I loved the Amiga version back then and also the rock n roll days of snooker. Those days are long gone sadly. Thank you for this very interesting journey as I hadn't heard of the sequels, etc. I recommend anyone and everyone to seek out the videos and documentary footage of the 80s British Snooker stars of that amazing time. Jimmy was a great friend of Hurricane Higgens who sadly died of cancer. He saw his last days playing pool in local bars in Northern Ireland before his passing. I met him a few times back then. He had quite a life, as did Jimmy back then. Its was gripping watching finals back in the early 80s as a kid. Darts was the same with the booze and smoking with Jocky Wilson, etc.

someone from 2024 time traveled to the 90s to make one of them ironic retro creepypasta vidjergames

There great guitars to modify like you've done 200 odd pounds for me add new tuners pickups and bridge if it has a tremolo Floyd or standard I've seen loads of different copies the Chinese copy's have copied great for making your own mutt

Thanks for making such a really informative and enjoyable video. Great to see these arcade titles on show.

Triple sod is for posers, real ravers take clarky cats and yellow bentines

Love how no matter how much time changes or the skill of the person playing....no one likes certain games. It's a strange timeless thing to be so inept across generations.

I’ve watched and listened for about three videos and I’m not mean but I can’t do your voice anymore - sorry

I love that Blood money song, did anyone get past the first level?

Your content is great mate you don't need to speak like an absolute bell'end to make it more kooky or interesting etc. Just chill, talk, your content is quality. Drop the twat-voice 😊

Narcissas is a good song. Imagine im Oasis did that. would have been a hit.

This looks like some major crunchy indie stuff about two decades before they flooded Steam

I remember when he was all over the tv, as a child I was terrified. I would stay awake at night thinking he was behind the door ready to kill me 😹

I think I played a demo of this, probably from Amiga Format's coverdisk. [Yes, number 32 from March 1992.] I don't recall it other than that, but I never tried it again so it probably didn't tick any boxes. The only game demos that ever did that were Lemmings and Zeewolf.

Thank you very much for this video. In the meantime, Željko and I have become full professors at the university, we are 55 years old and have families. Although, of course, I teach about modern operating systems, CPUs and concepts of programming languages ​​and compilers (while Željko teaches C++ and discrete mathematics), I am still a retro computing fan. Sometimes I tell students about programming in wartime when they complain about computer resources, and that's how I found this video today by searching. I am overjoyed that there is still interest in our work today after thirty years.