Great video and lots of cool games!

Kids in the early 80s have it the most difficult because we have to be tech savvy because that is the norm, and then teach these kids that they need to learn from us and evolve at the same time

Great now the prices wenr up 😂 jokes lol oh i LOVE THE GBA 😊❤ great games watching ur video ❤ ypu have great videos i am subscribing 😊 i have a channel too if u like. ✌️

I remember how great the invincible Iron man game was. Give it a try,any way you can.lol. great episode and I too Love pinball of the Dead. Peace

Bionic commando is a underatted game on the nes I found it supiour to the arcade version

I have more love for Mega Man 1 than most but I know I am an outlier on that one. And no shame on using the pause trick on the Yellow Devil! This was a fun look at Mega Man 1

Have you played The Lost Vikings? totally undraed game that got a sequel. really worth checking out IMO

Suprised no mention of Mother 3. Best JRPG on GBA… & this is coming from a huge Pokemon guy

Sonic Battle would have made an AMAZING arcade game

Great picks here! Super Monkey Ball Jr is such an impressive port, and Pinball of the Dead is a blast! Konami Krazy Racers is one I want to really dive into in the near future, as it looks awesome! Mega Man & Bass is another one that’s underappreciated! Great video man!

Bigfoot is a top tier game!!!!

Goldeneye with Mario characters 😮

Don't mind me, I'll just be over here taking notes with my Miyoo Mini.

Glad you mentioned Krazy Racers, I had so many hours of fun playing this game as a kid

0:11 Super Monkey Ball Jr. 1:38 Konami Krazy Racers 3:03 SpongeBob SquarePants: SuperSponge gba 4:31 The Pinball of the Dead 6:26 frogger's adventures temple of the frog 7:55 Mega Man & Bass 9:45 Sonic Battle

Nice

The menu options to switch weapons in SpongeBob make that game pretty frustrating

I can't imagine playing this on anything without a backlit screen

Excellent work!

Definitely the house of the dead series is my fave on this list, but i can totally play any of em!

Another masterpiece

I need to make sure all these are on my Raspberry Pi. Some more fun racing games on the GBA are the Gadget Racer series.

Yep... Bigfoot was a good game, the controls were tough to master though on the different events, but once you got that figured out, that part of the game was cool too. Not sure what they were thinking with the control scheme, it really made it a chore, but pretty cool if you got everything figured out. It was a rental for me though and never had an instruction book and so I never did figure out the controls until more recently playing the game in a retro collection aspect and the Internet to reveal how the controls work on the side view events, so I used to only be able to play the top down parts which was still fun.... knowing the controls for the other events, which are still tough even knowing how that works....there were a few games that had strange controller setups, but the ones for the side view events on Bigfoot may have been the strangest ones that come to mind.

Even though I own a GBA, I haven't played a bunch of these. I will have to take a look, especially Mega Man and Bass. Have you played Gunstar Super Heroes or Sigma Star Saga? I'd recommend those ones.

Krazy Racers looks like such a good Mario Kart fix after playing through Super Circuit over and over again. Great list of games dude!

I need to check out sonic battle!

Shame I missed out on Krazy Racers. That Mode 7 Shadow Moses looks awesome! And hell yeah those handheld Frogger games are underrated!

Konami Crazy racers was crazy amounts of fun

Great video!

Krazy Racers looks pretty.. crazy! Too bad they didn't give it a better name, that's probably why it went unnoticed. I might have to look into that Frogger adventure game. I wonder why Capcom never includes Mega Man & Bass on the collections. Cool video Serg!

Shatter Hand being a "hidden gem" is weird since its soundtrack is in every second retro video 😄

"The CPU can be an asshole" haha, so true! Nice job, there are some great picks here. I actually imported Magical Hat back in early 1991, from Diehard Gaming (the shop owned by the magazine guys,or the shop that would later become a magazine.. you know what I mean.). I was on an import kick ever since I found out that I could trim off the cart slot tabs to get MD carts to fit, and EGM said Sunsoft wouldn't be able to release BATMAN due to Nintendo's rules (though, of course it came out the next year. :P ). A few other Japanese MD imports that I own, that I would suggest for hidden gems: 1. Devil Crash MD (This, is of course the MD port from the TG16/PCE Devil's Crush/Crash game. WIth enhanced bonus graphics. redrawn sprites, and some excellent Technosoft (Tecno Soft?) music, to help fill out the package. I loved the TG16 game, but I think I like the MD port even more. Especially if you count the hidden bonus music (entering passwords to unlock them. You get music from Elemental Master, Thunder Force II, Herzog Zwei! Some people don't like how they added a sidebar, to make up for the extra horizontal resolution, but I actually like this. It's helpful in knowing, at glance, which bonus stages you still need to complete, as well as some other useful stuff. 10/10 for me. 2. Rainbow Islands EXTRA (Incredibly arcade accurate port of the TAITO classic. Unlock some later ports, it retains the copyright-infringing "Over The Rainbow" chiptune rendition. It's a tune that you don't think you'd miss, until it's taken away from you. It needs to be there! It has a few difference from the arcade, some good, some strange, like the first level being at night(?) instead of the daytime, with a black BG instead of blue. You soon forget about that, with everything else looking for colorful and awesome. 3. Marble Madness (Tengen MD version). Sure, the EA USA port of Marble Madness is OK, but Tengen went the extra mile to replicate the arcade version. They also don't shred your hearing (depending on whether you like the music of MM or not), with screeching treble, this sound SO much better. It also controls better, and even has support for Sega's MD Mouse (not the Genesis Mouse). The MD Mouse has a special feature where you can turn it upside down, and use the mouse ball (hah) as a trackball of sorts. I haven't had the pleasure, or displeasure depending on who's reviews of it you've read.

I never knew knew there was a Bubble Bobble part2 - I just always thought Rainbow Islands was the follow up.

The Jackie Chan game rules! No one ever talks about it

Tiny Toons 2

The most disrespected and underappreciated, super Nintendo game, every street fighter, alpha two!

Super Buster Bros is Nostslgia

The Xmen game makes me think MegaMan X meets Xmen. Lol.

These are great choices!

Good pick ups my man!

I seriously played hours of Hello Kitty games on my Hello Kitty Dreamcast last weekend and now have the urge to go 8-bit next time

FYI, On the Ball has SNES mouse support, so you can play it classic trackball style

Secret of Evermore is one I think is a hidden gem. Never really hear people bring it up.

Awesome pickups man! Good stuff on getting the Apollo Justice Trilogy! Ace Attorney is utterly fantastic ❤️

I also remember MM The Wily Wars being on the Sega channel. A few Japan only titles were playable on the service.

I liked Outrun 2019 better than the original. Probably for the reasons you mentioned.

Awesome pickups my bro, wish we could’ve met up and hit up those stores again this year. Ah yesss, I’ll take your. Xbox copy of Curse of Darkness as well. ulm

Great picks ups. I'm assuming you went to *JUST PRESS PLAY* in Lancaster?!

Awesome video brother keep up the great work

Great pick ups!! Will beef up the collection for sure!