Sigh, it's not "culturally inappropriate"

Coleccovison Defender looks so much better!! Surprised by your opinion there.

Forgot castlevannia unless I missed it.

I found SNESDrunk's second channel.

You gotta know how to succeed before you can judge the process of succeeding.

Barman better in Sega Genesis

Nes had to many games the mastwr system didn't. To bad because it was a better system.

Really great video and on the mark. The games you chose could be a playlist for almost anyone and you can't go wrong with any of them.

All great ports. Have most of them on cart and a few Hacked versions as well. The Star Wars Trackball version is super fun to play!

Cool nes book. Gonna buy 2600 plus then nes. Been playing more off than on I'm 57 lol..buy hey I enjoy it. So does gfriend😊

Cool video. Enjoyed hearing your stories. Got my atari $200 parents bought at Belk 1981 Xmas. Still have it. Works played today

Opening music in video reminds me of LA Beast

Imo, the Genesis is the overall better suited system for shooters and sports games, while the SNES is usually the better choice for 1:1 fighting- and racing games. Both consoles have some amazing platformers, brawlers and RPGs.

Marvel land

Marvel tale. Is best

Moon Patrol Plus? Tell us more!

Emulation is never accurate.

I never played the 2600 version of dig dug but had the 7800 version. They used the exact same spund effects for the 7800 ad they did for the 2600. Kind of like how they used the same music for both versions of double dragon.

These all look like they’d be a great time!

Not sure all are worth playing butnsome good ones on the list, also a lot of ports i did t realize the 2600 had. I enjoy a number of 2 player non arcade games. They are fun, easy for anyone to pick up and play (skydiver, maze craze, armor ambush to name a few). Hard to play some of 2600 ports when there are better versions on other systems and in MAME.

I have a list of about 8 games on atari 2600 that I would consider some of the best games ever made on a list of 50 . Playstation 5 has 0 games. Just saying. Graphics aren’t anything. Berzerk is definitely on that list. The joystick always worked better than a dpad. I enjoyed watching this!

I'm pretty sure I know why Luther destroys the Gond. You ever hear his laugh? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaW3gIWaZa-Ciq8si=COMhw9J_cElpoqgv&t=24

Moon Patrol has music that can be turned on with the left difficulty switch. In Vanguard, destroying the Gond takes zero-effort, but you get maximum points by waiting as long as possible while dodging its laser shots. I would wait until the barrier got close to the top and I had no more room to maneuver before letting my lasers loose on it.

I Need the Atari 2600

I dismissed the original Atari VCS when it came out because the graphics were so primitive compared to what I was used to in the arcades. Besides, I couldn't program it. I was into computers, especially computer graphics and animation, so I got an Atari 800. I used the games as graphics demos to figure out how they did that. I recently got my old 8-bit Atari computer stuff back after thirty years, and the Atari 400 I bought used for $20 because I always thought it was cute still works just like the day I bought it. I have several of these games for my computers, with much better graphics than the 2600 games. That Sega Star Trek is one of my disappointments. Yeah, the graphics look good, even better than they do on the 2600, but it's no match for Star Raiders, the best version of the classic Star Trek game I first played on an IBM System/34 minicomputer at work. I recent years I've come to understand that the 2600 games are still perfectly playable, even with the primitive graphics. Yeah, Centipede on my Atari 400 looks a lot more like the Arcade version, and adding the CX22 Track Pad really does improve the experience. When I got my Atari computers back I also got a 7800 game machine with a bunch of cartridges. That's when I first understood why the Flashback 7800 Mini I bought a few years ago includes so many 2600 games. My CX30 Paddle Controllers don't work right after all these years and the 7800 controllers don't work either, but Amazon has replacements that I can preorder for release in June. The CX30+ Paddles and CX78+ Gamepads are apparently for a new console due to be released in June. I'm guessing it's a 7800+. I already have the 7800 so I don't need the new console, but I'm looking forward to getting the controllers so I can play Super Breakout on my Atari 400 and all those game cartridges on my 7800. I'm really impressed with what programmers have done within the graphics limitations of the 2600. A lot of those games look really good! Of course they look even better on my Atari 400.

The graphics of Commando looks really nice on the NES but Hubbard's music on the C64 makes the Commodore version much better for me. Seriously that music should be in the first 5 best C64 music ever with some other Hubbard songs.

Great video! Does coop works too?

The SNES has some great and accurate arcade ports. My top 5 are: Street Fighter 2 Turbo, Super Street Fighter 2, Fatal Fury Special, Street Fighter Alpha 2 and Mortal Kombat 2.

Most redeeming thing about Paper Boy 2 was its music... which is literally a poor man's version of the Seinfeld theme

Agreed with all except for Mario is Missing. Most who commonly tear this game apart these days forget it was designed to be a young kid's game (in addition to being educational), like Carmen Sandiego but I'd argue for an even slightly younger audience. I was about 7 when I played it, and I enjoyed it immensely at the time. It was a lot of reading for me at that age, and that's what made it so satisfying when I used the information I read myself to get to the next city. The somewhat mindless exploration of each city and jumping on familiar koopa troopas was just enough 'action' to be the perfect balance for little me. I also had terrible games like Race Drivin', and rightfully couldn't stand them... so despite my age, I still knew when a game was objectively bad IoI

the Bill Lambeer game was $1 a few years ago. so I picked it up. it's brutal. but after some practice I figured it out. but yeah frustrating.

Paperboy 2 was a good game. You're just bad at it. I think it's funny how common that attitude is though. "I'm bad at this game, but the issue can't be me, so it's the game that sucks." I know AVGN made that shit popular, but he's playing a character, you and the rest are just bad at the games.

I'd love to see the Lucasfilm Games brought back: Rescue on Fractalus Koronis Rift The Eidolon Ballblazer

I'm holding you personally responsible for the anguish I got from that Falldown game