Amother great video! Happy new years

zombies ate my neighbors is probably the best designed and implemented game snes ever had. its a shame they never really went anywhere with it after that awful sequel

I Loved Aladdin's looks. oh well. There's some pre-DKC rendered backgrounds in there that amazed me at the time. The megadrive version had great animation but pretty drab colors and bland gameplay.

Good list. Turtles In Time was definitely a good rental. I rented Desert Strike a lot both on the Mega Drive (Genesis) and SNES, too. Sunset Riders was another regular rental for me, great soundtrack. Mega Drive version was different to the SNES, more brutal. Aladdin was a quality game, the Mega Drive version was better than SNES imo.

I'm a bit younger, so the systems are a little newer but I'd say that my top 3 rented games were: Rocket Knight Adventures on Genesis, Star Wars Rogue Squadron in the N64, and Time splitters 2 for the GameCube. My dad got so upset at me and my brother for Time splitters. We probably rented it enough to pay for 2-3 copies before he broke down and bought us the game lol.

I was feeling nostalgic for the early internet days, and it thrilled me to learn you are still making content on here! And with Amanda's artwork, no less! Together with Zophar's recent return, it scratches my itch for web 1.0 gaming culture.

Arkanoid and Kung Fu Heroes on NES come to mind as my all-time most rented. The hit games must have been taken already on Friday night…

Mega Man 2 was my #1 most rented game 👍

I only rarely got to rent games, so they were usually one and done in my case, but I got to at least find out about games that zero friends or classmates had. I'm not a big football guy, but there was a rental-only Madden on Genesis that was all previous Super Bowl teams, and that was kinda cool. Far better than Greendog, and I figured that it wasn't that no one I knew had the game, they probably did and just didn't want to admit to it. That same video store rented PC games on CD a couple years later and I rented the talkie version of Leisure Suit Larry 6, because what a random thing to say you rented, right? Also, regarding Dragonball GT: I feel bad for me too, but thanks! Haha

ActRaiser for SNES was good rental. Most people didn't errase the most advanced save slot so I was able to beat it on my second rental. Keep up the good work on both the video's and the podcast.

I rented claymates so many times the guy at the video store inside the dillons one day just told me to keep it

I always thought it was a pretty famn nifty have. Used to waste hours on it lol

Fighting games and beat em ups were always the best go to rentals oh and wrestling games.

Awesome video. Keep up the good work 👏

My favorite NES game of all time

I can still hear that dragon snoring....

Now I prefer the SNES version just because of bias. I like how it works, and that it's more simple. This means more accessible even if it is more vague in many places. Now having said that, just because i will play SNES Shadowrun before I will play Gensis version, I still think the more definitive experience is the Genesis. The weaker sound chip gives more of a techno vibe to the game and that you are just a shadowrunner and can do infinite missions is fun. Using magic and cyberware is counter to one another and it works more on the lore of the universe. I still don't like the matrix cyberdeck if you're a decker. It just hurts so bad to have to grind money, to get a better cyberdeck, so you can grind more money, to get a better cyberdeck. It's an ever ending loop and since you can't remove software save for purposefully hitting black ice and getting lucky, then this makes some software objective better if you know the progression of the game. as you don't want to level up a software program if you know it will suck down the line. So there are problems with that, and also no point in being a decker the only reason is to earn more money but you honestly don't need that much money in the game if you do the main story.

Wonder if i can beat it now that im in my 40s. I couldnt figure out a lot of the stuff when I was 6yo. Same with Metroid.

0:52 I had the exact opposite reaction with Mortal Kombat on the SNES. Despite my owning a Genesis and being a total Sega fanboy, I felt like that version paled in comparison and was (and is) only held in such high regard for its blood code. (I borrowed/rented both within a week of each other in 1993.) For my money, the SNES one just had better gameplay, enough buttons on the controller, and just felt closer to the arcade in feel and graphics. Of course, the real irony is that in modern times -- to me -- all versions of Mortal Kombat are long in the tooth and boring. Despite spending so much time within the genre as a preteen/teenager, one-on-one fighting games are the equivalent of Fruit Stripe chewing gum when I play them as an adult. All appeal is gone within minutes.

As a kid mine were Spy vs Spy NES, Back to the future NES and Mario is missing SNES. It sucked because I could rent only one game and was stuck with it all weekend...

WCW Nitro for PS1. Awful. Have hated myself every day since I made that purchase.

I wonder what will happen to my collection when I die

My biggest regret was the very first time my mom let me rent a game i looked at the box art and rented xmen on the nes. Being young and not knowing about the xmen yet, it looked really fun. I played for about 30 minutes, was confused more than i had ever been, and didn't play anymore. Xmen are some of my favorite comics and characters of all time, so im glad that didn't turn me off to them forever.

State of emergency ps2 jesus christ

1:30 actually you could just do the input it quick even if the character didn't seem to flinch on screen and it still executes, the same goes for fatality, I could pull it off easily by ignoring the delayed on screen movement. 6:04 there's a comparison done by Console Wars, the Genesis version had better music, more voices, and better gameplay with no i-frames on enemies, I'd recommend you checking that one out if you're interested.

😂 did you really have a rat tail as a kid?

I kinda collected PS1 games starting in late 97 or so, and passed up the chance to buy Dragonball GT: Final Bout at a Toys R Us for $34.99, and then I never saw it anywhere again. I didn't know much about Dragonball at that time, but I went on a hunt because it must be rare; never in any used bins, employees at some game stores had never even heard of it. So fast forward to maybe 2001, I'm in a funcoland that I went to often, and they knew I was looking for it. This day, they happened to have it - a disc-only copy, no book, no insert, just a disc in a pink jewel case. So not even the original jewel case. But I couldn't pass it up... even at a whopping $123.45 after applying some trade-in credit. Then I got it home and not only is the game lacking in many ways, it got reissued when Atari got the DBZ license in like 2005ish? For $14.99. Different cover, different disc art, but I think it's identical otherwise. $123! And I was like 25! No excuses, I just made a bad decision.

I was 11 years old went Mortal Kombat came home. I'd seen it at Celebration Station at my friend's birthday party and I was blown away by the graphics, sounds, and realistic appearing martial arts moves and violence. When I finally got it on my Sega Genesis, I was severely disappointed by the muddy, low color graphics and near complete lack of voices. To expect something similar to the arcade game and to instead find that the only voices that made it home were "Fight!", "Get over here!", and "Finish him!" was surprising to say the least. But it was all I had and I played the hell out of it anyway. And I could at least feel better than those poor SNES kids because I could do real fatalities. So, yeah, I think a lot of people were disappointed on Mortal Monday, since there wasn't really a strong port of MK available until the DOS version came out.

Why not talk about Undercover Cops? It’s better than most of the games on this list. And there is an English patch for it as well.

Buen video! Mucho éxito en tu canal 😊

100 likes baby >:3

The Character select screen looks Very Cool in my opinion .But as a Art fan and Fan of Contra u are right in Some areas of your Opinion

Great video! Got to admit, most of these games I’ve never heard of before. Still think Turtles in Time is my favorite but it ain’t a hidden gem 😊

Final fight 3 was definitely a banger a constant rental. I wish i just decided to have these games bought instead of renting them all the time.

I always found the Raptor easier than grant. There was just one crazy blind jump in the sewer level that was horrid.

I love Retro Rush in Richmond, I go there all the time to play the vintage arcade machines, it's about an hour drive from me

Had every one of these titles at one time. Definitely agree Final Fight 3 and Sonic Blastman 2 are among the absolute best beat em up titles on the SNES. Nicely put together list.

Day 1 of complaining The Peace Keepers isn't on this list.

I think the Rival Turf/Rushing Beat games are an underrated series that doesn't get enough attention. All three Rushing Beat games, released in the US as Rival Turf, Brawl Brothers and The Peace Keepers, were flawed, but still fun beat'em ups.

Great video! You have a new follower!

Mindscape messed this game up, they should've let Data East do it.

Great review had no idea what was up with this game a few minutes ago lol

Damn, back in the day you could rent some SNES while getting a tan

Your animated version ducking down felt like it needed a "I have to go now my planet needs me"

Battletoads Arcade is the most memorable one to me. The combos, finishers, and Enemy variety is excellent. And don't get me started on the increidible soundtrack

Man I remember this game holy moly and Frankenstein shelys

Just bought this for $7

Is the programmer of this game still alive?

Great video, love to see Battlemaniacs mentioned (even though it was obviously not a homerun for you) ! Ghost N Goblins is sadistic, I tried hard but sadly never reached the last level I hope that you will get more views pal !

it's getting remastered so it clearly has support. Loved this game as a youngling