Please keep in mind that the tier list is based off my experience, so feel more than free to disagree. Also I am aware that stats can be increased by finding random drops in a dungeon. However it's only increased for that dungeon run specifically and I didn't wanna base my thoughts around random drops. Currently finishing up the gamefaqs guide for Dungeon Explorer and the longplay will be coming soon after. Thanks a bunch for being patient!

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The Cyber Storm combo video is a banger! More cyber storm videos for me.

The fatality move list for the cyber storm robots is getting better! I like it! I do see Quadra in the robot suit, and he came out his suit, and he looked like an alien slug. Lol Keep up the good work!

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I have no idea why this popped up in my recommended. I've never even heard of this game before! (I'd probably have loved this sort of game when I was young)

You know, with the amount of coverage you give this game, I feel I may have been a bad influence to you. Not even the guys at Telenet Japan would believe someone actually plays their janky masterpiece for science these days, haha.

Slipped up on Dycoon, Federico went great, Allowena was a mess, Ulvolos could have went better, and I clutched out a Super against HAX and Ominos. This is a scary speedrun to attempt compared to Path A. Surprisingly I got a way better time thanks to what I've learned since then. If I do speedrun this game again, I'll probably try Path A again since I know I can get a much better time! I'll make a huge update to the gamefaqs guide sometime next year. Also, apologies for the audio. I'm definitely gonna need a better converter to capture the gameplay.

The fat blue guy madusa was one of the best. You can get 3 hits off his military press if the wall is behind you.

But like who oked the design of airhohle? Thats certainly something.

Wow. I never realized that simply attacking the other monster DRAINS YOUR LIFE POINTS. Thankfully, that never happens in King Of The Monsters.

I don't know how the people at Takara could manage this, but it's a technical showpiece for sure. Still, I kinda wish they'd have released FF Special for the Mega Drive with a big cart so it could decently fit everything. Very cool and thorough guide, as usual!

Thank you for digging into these mechanics. So many games like this are so undiscovered and undocumented, so you're doing a great service.

This one goes on the unflattering "games that give the Saturn a bad name" column. Did they really think they could push sales by hiring famous voice actresses or something? I guess it's easy to see where the budget went... The only way this game could have reached a minimum level of short lived relevancy is if it were released before Virtua Fighter. As is, the only thing that is mildly impressive (besides how badly it looks and plays) are the interesting VDP 2 backgrounds, but that's a small consolation. Having recently watched your Ninku video, it was a one-two punch of Saturn dumpster fires for me LOL.

Man, this is so interesting. I thought I knew the ins and outs of this one pretty well, but this is all new! The guts and scaling seem to be an attempt by the devs to balance spamming and hyper offensive strategies and also create a risk and reward mechanism which is pretty forward thinking for the time. Of course is all falls flat when comboing knockdowns is basically free once you reach certain thresholds, but still. I hope you continue to explore this one!.

I can't say I've fully mastered this game until I do a speed run on Path B, and go deeper into how endgame stats function. Funny enough, the Dycoon Fusion deathblow deals around 10 LP (which explains why Path B is so difficult). I still got another video planned for this game, but that won't be until months later. For now, imma get back to making guides as usual.

Man, the Saturn version is pretty sad. It reminds me of -and plays just as badly as - DBZ Ultimate Battle 22. The second GG game seems pretty decent for a portable offering of the time.

Five-to-ten-second loops. In a Terminator game. ... Unbelievable! /BIG S

As someone who struggled through t2 arcade for genesis with a pad instead of a menacer, I fully support waiting to get one before you do that game.. it's hell without one. also you're right to feel like terminator 2 was a blend of sci-fi and horror. James Cameron was quotes saying he was inspired by slasher films when it came to how the terminator would stalk the connors, so the first 2 films easily fall under the slasher horror genre even if only the second terminator actually had the ability to slash and stab. lol

Hottest future tech: hopping androids. Seriously though, great video! I can't believe you can tank this kind of drivel.

The next time I ride an escalator or take the stairs, I'll be sure to jump up like that so I can get up quicker 😂 Also, thank you for this guide. Was stuck on level 2 forever because I didn't know about the ladder

Was a bit under the weather for this one, but I didn't wanna take forever to get this done. In any case, thanks for watching!

I have tried several times on getting the best ending for this game but I would always get bored (and frustrated) by Hi Fi Performance lol, was not aware the minigames were MANDATORY

It looks like it could've been ported over to the Mega Drive

Blizzard is absolutely busted in the Game Gear version 🦍❄️

ギャラリーなのかはわからないが、ちゃんと右上にCV名が表記されるんですね。

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Wait a sec, does Ninku 2 use the same sound engine as GG Ristar? Huh. That's more whiplash than when I realized Sonic Labyrinth and GG Dynamite Headdy did the same thing.

(casually blocks a baby grand) Only in fighting games. :)

This here is why I love this channel : obscure fightin games played by people who understand fighting games.

I still think Aicho is undoubtedly the best character in the game. That said, he isn't unstoppable. My opponent didn't put as much time into the game as I have. Therefore, I can only imagine how ridiculous Aicho would be if they knew how to do his unblockable headbutt loop. I did have a lot more fun this time around, but I think I'll stick to the other sega fighting games for now.

Before you comment... I had difficulties on the mic with this one. I do apologize for it sounding like I'm deep underwater, but I do plan to fix it before the next guide. All of the guides and move lists can be found in the description. In any case, I hope you enjoy!

Guess you'd have to ban Aicho(like Akuma) if he's that overpowered 😆

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This was a fun set to watch, so I hope it wasn’t too frustrating for you. I’ve seen one player playthroughs and special move exhibitions for this game, but I thank you for archiving an actual two player match set!

Before you comment... While I did enjoy trying a VS match of this game, it's safe to say that I was livid during this set. It came down to two reasons in particular. First off, if you couldn't tell from the beginning, we already did a FT5 prior to this set. It was actually a fun experience, but the recording didn't capture the game. I was rather frustrated, but I figured I'd mind as well do another set while the game is still fresh in my mind. The second reason was due to the game itself. I'm not a huge fan of mirror matches, but playing as anyone but Aicho is like a death sentence. He has a unblockable fast headbutt that hits crouchers, and a two-hit dive attack that not only becomes unblockable after blocking the first hit, but also drains meter (even on block). He also has a reversal for good measure, though reversals in general feel fake so I can't say for sure if it's invincible on frame 1. In any case, I still had fun. That said, I can't see myself playing this against someone else again. I give this game a "At least it's not Ballz 3D" / 10. It severely lacks in content and has a fighting system that comes off as bland for newcomers, or very unbalanced for those that go deep (aka do unlockables over and over). There are much better anime fighters that were released before this one.

Fantastic guide, I will be sharing this with people at my locals! Just getting into competitive play.

Before you comment... There are two endings for Ninku Gaiden: Hiroyuki Daikatsugeki. The normal ending is the one you'll get for finishing the game normally, where he simply leaves since there's more work to be done. In this ending, you get to fight the true final boss and see the good ending upon defeating him. It triggers by connecting all 3 diamond blocks in each stage. At the end, you get a code that unlocks a 25 stage long puzzle mode. These puzzles also pop up in the main mode at random. Finishing the puzzle mode unlocks a stage select code. I already submitted both codes to Gamefaqs. In any case, I found this out by curiosity alone. All I wanted to know was if anything changed from connecting all the diamond blocks in each stage. I'm glad to say it was well worth doing so. The Ninku video is gonna take longer than I though since I'll have to update the guide on Ninku Gaiden first (Mainly the multiple puzzles and the real final boss).

Welp. That game over screen is going to be burned into my memories for a while. Wild stuff all around here!

Making a guide + longplay for this one and the Game Gear Ninku games. Even though the gamefaq guides are already done, the video is gonna take some time as I plan to do all of the Ninku games in one.

I like King Of The Monsters, but the CPU monsters are kinda cheap

0:32 Slip of the tongue here: Wan-Fu is the third removed character, not Kyoshiro. Nice guide otherwise.

Executing the Terminations is hard to pull off. I wish this saw the light of day on Switch, a 2.5D revival wouldn't be so bad.

Never in my life did I think I would see an in-depth guide for this weird, crappy and forgotten game, but here we are. Kudos for the deep cut choices among your video guides. I hope you get to cover more (and better) Saturn games in the future. Savaki? Last Bronx? Goiken Muyō? Astra Superstars? The original DOA maybe?

Wanted to get this up by October, but FIST ended up taking longer than I thought. In any case, I hope you enjoy!

Thanks for the video! It's a shame the debugging emulators don't have support for gear to gear yet. At least now I can test how Sonic Drift works in two player versus and get a better understanding of it. I also notice this emulator doesn't support SRAM, Sonic Drift uses it to store the player's best times and every time you play the game in this a "Backup Error" message pops up. So I learned something new about the game.