Ah, thank you. And welcome to the channel!

I'm really pleased to hear that, thank you. And welcome to the channel!

I love it when people have full-size cabinets in their garages or basements - or in rare cases where they're all lined up in a retro arcade cafe. Those things are going to disappear completely soon.

It's great fun, and the remake has been handled really well. Enjoy, and thanks for watching!

Thank you! Dragon's Crown on PC is a very popular request - I hope Vanillaware are listening!

You're very welcome, and thanks for watching!

Ah, I miss those days of gloriously over-the-top cabinets in arcades. Sniff...

Thank you! Pretty much everything ends up on sale quite regularly, so hopefully you'll get the ones you're missing for a decent price.

Yeah, they were brilliant. I still play Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament on the Mega Drive to this day - the one that has the two extra controller ports built into the cartridge. Pure gameplay that still stands up to this day. Thanks for watching!

Nice one - enjoy!

Have you tried Wreckfest? I covered it in an earlier video for five underrated games to play in 2024. It's superb, with racing and arena carnage, just like Destruction Derby. You should definitely check it out. Thanks for watching!

@@Video_Games_Forever I have, but I was always craving Destruction Derby, but it was a good feeling playing a good wrecking game👍

@@BRICKSTRIDENT Fair enough, it was a great game. I'd love to see a remake on new hardware.

Thank you, I really appreciate it. A big part of the reason I set up the channel was to help people find some games that deserve attention but never get any marketing. Thanks again, and you're very welcome at the channel!

Thanks very much! And yeah, it'll be interesting to see what happens with the Switch 2 next year. Hopefully I can feature some more racers for you that allow for better control options. Thanks again, and welcome to the channel!

The graveyard level? Yeah, that can be tough, you have to be pretty focused for that. But funnily enough, I rarely use guns when I play the game... I'm always interested to hear about everyone's tactics!

Because making stereotypical beautiful characters offend people. They can no longer be physically beautiful. They have to be abstractly beautiful. Like with the success of Concord.

Yeah, that could do some good business in the right hands, with some nice over-the-top tracks.

Someone definitely needs to update that game and get a digital version out.

Ha! I'm glad I could offer you a new everyday phrase to use. You're very welcome at the channel!

Haha! I'm delighted to introduce you to a new phrase, suitable for all occasions. Thanks for watching!

Wait! Nevermind. Spoke too soon Well done. Great minds think alike. Good to hear about this devs new project. If I recall correctly it was a husband and wife or some couple that made Circuit Superstars.

May I also suggest Lonely Mountain Downhill. Both sire if it still is on GamePass or not but either way worth a purchase. Has similar feel and difficulty curve of Circuit Superstars. And while not a traditional racer, getting tons of speed and making a jump, finding new, different alternative routes is loads of fun. Vastly underrated racing type game. Controls are easy to learn, hard to master.

I need to play some more of that game. And Descenders, another mountain bike title. I used to love Downhill Domination on the PS2, but I doubt many people remember that. Thanks for watching, and the suggestions!

Ah, that would be really cool! Hopefully a range of different developers can do something special with the licence going forward. Thanks for watching!

Ha! It probably depends which car you started with. To get used to the controls, I'd recommend getting a few laps in with something slower, then looking at the more expensive cars a bit later - which admittedly, can be really tricky to control. Hopefully, you should notice a natural progression as you work your way through the tournaments, and you'll get better all the time. It does become a lot of fun, I promise. Good luck!

@@Video_Games_Forever admittedly, I give up on games a bit too soon in general. Maybe I will give this one another go. Thx for the tip!

@@zebbie09 Any time! I hope it starts to click for you.

Yeah, I really like Rush Rally Origins. More on that one soon... Thanks for watching!

Hello! Streets of Rage 4 is an excellent game - one of the very best beat 'em ups in recent times. But everyone knows that. They don't need any more help with their marketing. I like to try and highlight the 'smaller' or lesser-known games where I can, that a lot of people might have missed. I really hope the new 3D Streets of Rage works out. I'd certainly take a 2D Streets of Rage 5, one way or the other.

@@Video_Games_Forever Great post

Not yet, sadly.

Yeah, such a great game. Really can't wait to see what the team do next. Thanks for watching!

@@Video_Games_ForeverI don't love how slidy the formula cars are, Formula TOP is a fantastic top down racer f1 game, personally it's my favourite. Real tracks too... too many top down racers go for the stumpy/cutesy vehicle aesthetic. Not a fan

@@euphoreonz If you're an F1 fan, Formula TOP is a great choice - it looks great and handles well. But as an arcade game, it lacks the knockabout chaos and the four-player local multiplayer that Circuit Superstars features. Ultimately, I think casual players will get more out of CS, but Formula TOP is still a great suggestion if people want some 'proper' top-down racing, so thanks for the tip!

That does sound awesome. I remember when VR first tried to launch with these giant arcade set-ups in the 90s, and now retro-themed games like New Star GP are making good on all those impossible promises. Sounds great - enjoy!

Ha! I really like the dwarf, actually. He's my character of the moment.

I love that game. Shame it's stuck as a Nintendo exclusive, though. I'd love to see a multi-format sequel one day so it can reach a wider audience.

I really liked Dirt 2. I thought the track design was excellent in that game, especially hammering through the Utah mountains. Redout II is definitely worth a look if you were ever a WipEout fan; it's lightning-fast and the tracks are great fun. Thanks for watching!