Cool trick!

Nice Video ! Sub & Like ! And Love Retro Zelda Games !

good video bro

I'm sorry, but you sound like someone IGN would hire...

Thanks

Good job dude keep it up🎉😊

This series is a gold mine.keep up the good work!

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This was a great game that I never got very far into. Mainly, I never knew how to use the other modules that I found. I knew how to plug them in and turn them on, but I never knew what most of them did, or which weapons would be more effective against which foes. I had the C64 version, which ran a little more choppy than this, but was very playable. I wish I could find a version fixed for the SuperCPU, so that the 3D would run faster and smoother, without making everything faster as well.

I love the monitors above the window/cockpit canopy. One of my favorite Microprose games, F 15 Strike Eagle, would be great with fractals used the ground terrain. Would be a great home-brew project.

damn what a nerd

YEAH! BEST GAME EVAR!!!

The Eidolon, Rescue on Fractalus, & Koronis Rift use fractal computation algorithms to produce realistic landscapes. Pretty impressive coding for the early 1980s!

Damn, considering I loved Rescue on Fractalus I really wish I had picked this one up at the time, looks like more of what I wanted out of that game

Very impressive game. Shows how much more the 5200 was capable of than slightly enhanced 2600 games with an ugly palette. Recently been trying to get this system up and running but been having issues with Atari800. A lot of titles load an Atari logo then crash 😢

this was a great game in its day

I'm pretty sure these are the two heart pieces you are missing: 1. Shovel mini-game. 2. In the Lost Woods in the light world, you go West of the little hut and South through a log tunnel.

9:44 SPOILER: Those bushes right there are the additional entry point for the dungeon to obtain the Titan's Mitt.

1:25:31 SPOILER: For the Titan's Mitt, there's another drop-in point on the left and to the north hidden between two trees, and then hidden under some bushes.

1:13:18 You can get across here just bouncing off the chest below you. A bomb jump is not required, though there's not much reason to cross in the first place.

28:22 The same thing happened to my map.

I remember this game as a kid. Looking back it's kind of funny how this game was clearly a Zelda ripoff, meanwhile the original Legend of Zelda was intended to be about a Christian warrior before Nintendo said that they didn't want explicitly religious themes in their games and they had to make up a fake religion for the Zelda universe instead.

As much as I love Lufia 2 this is the kind of jank I expect from it lol

Wow i didn't know that the game had hymns as music

huh

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Yume Nikki is such a fantastic little game. Everyone always has their own unique way of explaining it.

If you haven't played Flow by thatgamecompany, you should give it a whirl if you enjoyed this. Also Eufloria comes to mind.

This looks good. Atari 800s when programmed well can be very good.

Here's a write-up of how the Zombieconomy Sim works, incidentally: kwhazit.blogspot.com/2023/12/zombieconomy-sim-analysis.html

Worth noting that the Bunny Ring is actually worth it because it prevents Instant Death attacks which is always good to have. Equipment that does so is very limited.

I think when there's a Gold Ball in play with only one chance to get the line, that is worth doing the "Chence" for simply cus of the Gold ball. Just my opinion tho.

Thank you for making this! The game does a pretty poor job explaining how the game works & your video here helped a lot! EDIT - It's a travesty that you haven't gotten any likes on this yet, so I gave you your first 😁

Have you ever wondered where the names Byrna and Somaria came from for the canes? Until Ocarina of Time came out, I always assumed that they were two of the seven sages.

Brother Erifellen, I have watched several of your video explanations and they are all very exciting. I also want to try it myself, but this game does not seem to be available online. If possible, I hope you can give me a chance to play it. Thank you very much!

I had just read about Thievery UT's existence and searched KZbin for a video about it, which gives and overview about it. What can I say, this video of yours was exactly what I was looking for. I didn't answer all things I was wondering about, but it came close. Great work & I also like the detailed video descriptions you write down (additionally they should mention the system a game is available for and the specs you play on like real hardware, emulation, etc..). Cheers!

Cool gameplay, deserves a sub❤

This is pretty cool. I had no idea it existed. Wish I could've played it when it was popular.

This game was fun at the time, but did feel repetitive even back then. Still looks very good. The game was supposed to be a movie tie-in, but became a sequel to the 1979 "killer app" instead. In 1983, an Atari 2600 game showed a player gliding over a planet with slightly rounded edges. I am more surprised that, by 1985, an Atari 800 game couldn't do the same... ...the 800 line started in 1979, and the nulk of games do work in 16kb or 48kb maximum for backward compatibility. A few games demanded the XL ot XE series due to maximum RAM amount, if not the better features of the GTIA graphics chip over the original CTIA. This might explain along eith rushed development some bugs or limitations that could not be addressed. But being a sirect Atari game and not a third party port, this game definitely had some more care into the graphics than others. I love "Panther", but the 800 line could easily have a complex dash panel along with the scrolling viewport playfield. Again it may have been rushed and was a port so they just made it work and focused on gameplay and music instead.

how does one compile the game included in the link in the description? i spontaneously remembered this game 20 years later and racked my brain trying to find it. your playthrough vids are the closest i've gotten

Ziggurat Vertigo was, obviously, the low-gravity secret level in Quake 1.

Christmas 2 is the original final Grasslands level on the version of the game that was in the VERGE 1.0 engine.

Megazeux's creator now prefers to call herself Alexis Janson.

the hidden curtains area replicates the area with the translucent curtains

thank you for having a lot of patience with a game i made when i was very young

no idea what i was thinking with the x blocks either

The blue platforms are a stupid NES Metroid reference.

Big fan of the novel series. Never knew about these games at the time. re-reading the novels recently thx for the playthrough

Very clear, concise explanation and cues, thanks for demystifying this for me and helping me get my first (and certainly not last) one!

Such a cool concept