Chakan: The Forever Man (Genesis) Playthrough - NintendoComplete

[@TARINunit9]

"Should you choose to challenge Death to a game of cards for your life, there is one thing you must never do." "And what is that?" "Win."

[@rexschneider2171]

Is that a quote from something?? That's sinister as f*ck! And good advice👌But I always find out the hard way lol

[@TARINunit9]

@@rexschneider2171 Yes I borrowed it from a story called "SCP-1440"

[@scottwaldeck7695]

Chakan the Forever Man was one of the first independent comic book characters to get a video game.

[@flatbushmassachusetts8518]

Wow didint know that

[@flatbushmassachusetts8518]

Props for that info

[@braylenabraham921]

i realize I am kinda randomly asking but does anyone know of a good place to watch newly released tv shows online ?

[@JerseyNoodles]

…Ninja Turtles

[@evilredflame]

@@braylenabraham921 I like how you’re a spambot but somehow the spambot that’s supposed to reply to you never showed up lol

[@jesseblake3517]

This game needs a remaster for sure. This game made my life as a kid

[@privateprivate1865]

I could only beat it in practice mode

[@NintendoComplete]

Chakan: The Forever Man is rightly regarded as a difficult game, but if you give it a chance, you might just discover one helluva dark, supremely entertaining action game.

[@Bloodreign1]

The music can sometimes be grating (the GEMS soundfont was horrible), but it is indeed dark as hell. My friend owned this game, these days I do, neither of us ever beat it.

[@supersexysega]

@@Bloodreign1 Tons and tons of great Genesis soundtracks use Gems. Especially later in the Genesis life cycle when Western developers were coming into their own.

[@OdaVenom]

Oh, I gave it all the chances when I was a kid. Funny, I see now how close I was.

[@dijabreu]

@@Bloodreign1 Horrible no, atrocious! However custom japanese sound fonts were great, specially the ones from technosoft.

[@Pinefr0st]

I was sent to the principals office in elementary school for the "disturbing" fanfics i wrote about this game. The school councilor read my rendition of that first battle with Death and she freaking loved it. She wanted more. Mrs. Miller, I'm a writer because of you.

[@thirdshiftmillionaire6574]

O my God I remember that game as a kid. My friend back then rented it and would not, I repeat would not come out his house. He played that game literally like it was forever (no pun intended).

[@FailureBiWinning]

This was one of my favorite Genesis games. Brutally difficult yet very engaging gameplay, good musical compositions with somewhat grating instruments, and awesome designs with a rather sickly and diseased-looking color palette... "grating" and "sickly and diseased" usually aren't what one would call good elements, but I see it fit to think they work in Chakan's favor here. Everything comes together to give a sense that the arcane evils you're fighting are significantly more messed up than just being "dark" - the worlds you're traversing to challenge those evils aren't necessarily your average hellscapes either. Nothing in the world of Chakan feels even remotely normal, but... well, define "normal," because I'm pretty sure such a concept doesn't even come close to existing as far as this game is concerned. When the Grim Reaper himself is the most normal thing you've got, and even HE doesn't stay that way at the end of it all... well, it's something unsettling that'll definitely keep quite a few people from sleeping comfortably a night.

[@VenusHeadTrap2]

The best part. Chakan isn’t fighting to save the world, or himself, he just wants to die and be done with his life.

[@mgsperformancerc]

Always thought this game was heavily influenced by Rastan, even its Music. Haven’t thought about this for a long time.. thanks for the play through!

[@foxmulder4318]

This is a definition of a love/hate type of game. It is truly both, I like the difficulty, not the choppiness at times. It's too bad the Dreamcast version got scrapped, it looked incredible.

[@LordSephleon]

I was thinking the same thing coming into this. I have a weird love/hate thing with this game: I love the entire concept of a cursed undying alchemist, the oddball fighting mechanics, and the dark setting and creatures, but after beating it one time as a kid (a lot of time spent being frustrated and then digging out strategy guides/tip books for every edge I could get), I can't bring myself to ever play it again. But I always find myself drawn to it when it's mentioned or played by others...

[@kitana1013]

I watched my mom play this video game when I was little. Another one of my favorite childhood memories is sitting on the bedroom floor next to my mom and watching her play video games on our tv.🙂 Good times.🙂

[@coreygreene9498]

Did the same with my dad!

[@kitana1013]

@The_Forever_Man Thank you. She is cool.🙂

[@thisisyaren]

Very cool Mum you had!

[@thisisyaren]

My Mum bought me this game when I was young... I'll never forget it and I thought I would smash this game but boy was I wrong lol

[@thisisyaren]

Hardest mega drive game I had

[@sanomcfly2589]

some much though was put into this game, from the attacks. the back story, the music, the levels themselves and even the enemies ... finally watching someone beat this demonic beast of a game is dream come true

[@flammenwaffenfries3039]

Love how how all the youngsters think from soft games are difficult. This game is way harder, it tormented me and took a month to beat

[@hfric]

Sega had the best hardcore games out here ... and this is one of them

[@kaihedgie1747]

You confuse "hardcore" with frustratingly bad

[@hfric]

@@kaihedgie1747 i meant bloody and gory ... since nintendo games where nerfed to extremes ...

[@kaihedgie1747]

@@hfric You've never owned an SNES, have you? Because that's also the console that had Weaponlord, an extremely gory fighter that gave you free reign on how to overkill someone. Also, only the first Mortal Kombat was censored. Everything else was left untouched

[@Bloodreign1]

If you play both system's library, you'll find both of them have their share of hardcore games. Japanese SNES aka SFC games tended to not be censored, thought MK 2 had grey screen for fatalities over there, and Samurai Shodown, known as Samurai Spirits in Japan, was also oddly censored.

[@haseo8244]

Actraiser 2

[@HsienKoMeiLingFormerYANG]

Chakan need it’s own Netflix/Hulu animated series.

[@stevejohnson130]

That would be absolute garbage!

[@valentinom.4292]

And a good game!

[@perdedoronline]

Finally, someone who knows how to play Chakan 🤘

[@PeekaPeep]

Chakan reminds me of a supernatural Solomon Kane. I remember this game all too well. Hard as hell, but equally fun to play. Just never got tired of it... ;-)

[@adammclaughlin845]

8:05 "You know, what we REALLY need to do here is slow the gameplay down" - Game Devs

[@paulkimball6097]

The ending music is absolutely amazing. The game is hard as hell for some rather wrong reasons but, basically x-men 2 used sort of the same engine and cleaned up the faults and it was an amazing game, however it didnt have such a kick ass character and awesomely dark and original story. Its a shame Chakan never blew up. Awesome story, great graphics other worldly soundtrack and one hell of a challenge. Cool game

[@ytsuxmuhd4998]

Probably would have if it weren't made so brokenly. Some games have cheap gimmicks, some games have cheap enemies. Chakan has both. Looks great, sounds great, but playing it? Supremely poor execution.

[@JoshuaEfron]

Oh jeeze, this is the same as the X-Men 2 engine? No wonder it's giving me flashbacks, despite never having played Chakan >shudder

[@thecryptkid4723]

Not as original as you might think, chakan is heavily inspired by soloman kane. Pilgim esque dude who kills death and fights monsters. Although i think soloman kane killed the devil im not sure. There is a pretty good movie if you want to watch it if you dig the vibes

[@bsaintnyc]

the similarites between this , xmen and xmen 2 caused me to suspect they shared technology and team members

[@Bloodreign1]

The game that even grows hair on a woman's chest, one of the hardest games ever made. Lab rats exposed to Chakan immediately morph into a cross between Stallone and Schwarzenegger, when done in lab tests.

[@Bloodreign1]

Sadly the games ending leaves a lot to be desired, Chakan will never know happiness, nor will he ever know rest. Maybe not get in a duel with Death, and beat him, because that cost Chakan for eternity.

[@boxtank5288]

@@Bloodreign1 Yeah, never get into a contest with death, if you do, the worst thing you could ever do is WIN.

[@Bloodlyshiva]

@@boxtank5288 Given the wording of the deal, he'd have been roped into this regardless.

[@brandonbentley5453]

I rented this game in like 1992. It was so bizarre but once you get the hang of it its an impressive game.

[@Bloodreign1]

Also of note, the team behind the Genesis X-Men games did this game, listen to the sound effects real closely, and you will hear some from the first X-Men game.

[@brain210]

Ajaj siii

[@audrianianeiswonger9343]

Really I always thought so cuz I had both and they seemed so similar. The music and the walking animation.

[@audrianianeiswonger9343]

Both hard as balls

[@stevejohnson130]

That's why it sounds familiar? Yep definitely makes your ears bleed all the same.

[@danram7167]

Their sound driver for both games was horrid; grating instrumentation and SFX. As was the poor frame-rate.

[@jeanlundi2141]

I didn't know this franchise, but it was super weird learning Blood Omen 2 started as a Chakan game apparently.

[@AshBloodfire]

"I am Chakan, the greatest warrior ever. My skill with a blade was so great, I felled even Death himself. None could match my divine talent!" - Defeats 90 percent of the enemies in the game via the amazing move of "Stick your sword out and let the enemy run into it and die/until they die - "Fortunately for me, I live in a realm where everyone except me is a complete moron."

[@fahriakalin5936]

this is one of those games I would never play, but thanks to you now I won't ever have to!!

[@Roam865]

😂😂😂

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

Why?

[@bobjohnson1633]

It's fucking gold. Play it and suffer as Chakan does.

[@DavideGendo]

It's unfortunate that this game has such incredible atmosphere but lacks that extra layer of polish (mostly in the gameplay and balance) that could have made it not just a small cult classic but a true classic. But who knows, if they're making a new Streets of Rage after 25 years maybe one day it's going to be Chakan's turn...

[@thomasmettham855]

How dope would it be if they came out with a version of this for some of the modern systems?! Imagine playing through this in an open world style atmosphere like Super Mario or Zelda! 🤩

[@BoozeAholic]

@@thomasmettham855 Yuck open world. They should just do it Dark Souls / Metroid style like Blasphemous.

[@thomasmettham855]

@@BoozeAholic I personally think it would be awesome. Great opportunity to showcase some good dark/horror animators. I mean, it was awesome as it was. Don't get me wrong. I just think, with all the new rendering software out now and all the new artists making kick ass games, open world style would be the tits.

[@RotaAbyssian]

​@@BoozeAholicI'd settle for a purely Souls-Like experience myself. I think that kind of gameplay loop fits Chakan to a T.

[@midnightkitsune23]

Exactly, this game has such an unique unsettling dark atmosphere and art style . But it's quite let down by the gameplay elements, you polish the gameplay and you have an clearer gem. This game is a case of if it was then for me, there are things that could have been there that sadly were not, this game truly had the better potential to rock in the 90s. I'm not sure if today it would have the same magic, but in my opinion it should go retro, back to the 90s but revamped. Chakan is also an fascinating but wildly tragic character, he kinda reminds me of Caleb from the Blood games, both undead "professionals" with an tragic destiny.

[@pgarry1272]

This game is a masterpiece, i never could beat it as a little man without using that cheat code for infinite potions, but i swear its such a fun game its like playing mega man you need all the weapons and alot of trial+error

[@adrianshappymoments9343]

I had this game growing up as a kid. I don't remember much of it besides it's relentless difficulty. Nice to finally see what lies beyond the first couple stages. Thanks man!

[@timothykappel198]

I think everyone did. I think it came with the console.

[@catharsysgaming]

I could never figure out how to play this years ago, when I rented it, it came with no manual (no shocker) and it was years before internet was available, and no one i knew had any like game mags to help out. I think after 3 full days playing it and getting absolutely nowhere, I gave up. But man talk about the memories of the music

[@Leoj305]

Ahh, of course you beat this game. I was just looking at a list of hardest games to beat on Genesis and this was one of them. I remember this game from my childhood and remember how brutal it was. I wonder how many more of those on that list you've beaten. You can be sure I'll comment on it when I do find that you have, in fact, beat them. Always a pleasure to watch your playthroughs, my friend. You're a legend.

[@BennyMcGhee]

This is one of those games that I've owned for 20+ years and have spent maybe 5 minutes playing. I'd like to give it a second try, but now that I'm old I just don't have the time to devote to learning the mechanics of a difficult game. If I were 8 years old again, with no cares in the world apart from which games I wanted to rent that weekend at Blockbuster, sure, but now there is just no time. And when there IS time...like now, on a lazy Sunday afternoon, my old lazy bastard ass would just rather watch a video of someone else play it while I relax and lament how quickly the minutes are flying by. The grave seems so close now...

[@chinwenduizenwata6763]

Just challenge Death...the grave will do its best to escape you

[@ancientone5903]

Somehow, this feels like one of those games that deserves a comeback, Ed Annunziata should really take such into consideration and if done just right, it will please a number of people for sure.

[@m.x.1800]

In my youth the art style of this game caught my attention, and I purchased it for the game gear. Unfortunately my youthful patience (lack thereof) didn't give it much of a chance much like your previous experience with the title. I may have to give it another shot. Thanks for uploading!

[@reverendrider]

My buddy turned me onto this just a week ago, I sent him a song and he said for whatever reason it reminded him of this game...which he tried to describe, which was pretty much every sword side scroller from 88-93. Said, "You can jump and then down thrust with your sword" again typical game mechanic. I was like, 'Rastan', no then I told him how my little brother used to endlessly play 'Rastan' at the local arcade and the subject got derailed. So the other day he sends me a text...'Oooohooho I remember it now it's Chakan" ok I'll dust off my genesis (fusion 364) and check it out. This game makes me rage like when I was 13 and playing the first couple of mega mans. As an adult I have not felt the controller breaking fury this game allows me. This game is top notch. Right up there with the original 'Ninja Gaiden' (NES) or Metroid...climbing way up and then falling all the way back down. That shit is therapy. thanks for the walkthrough, I was stuck on the 2nd phase of the spider lair, those wall spider farts are too much. Gonna finish the rest on my own and bookmark the resource.

[@RoboCop-zn8bt]

Awesome playing and description. Your description is what has inspired me to play this. Badass concept.

[@stantonbentley2534]

Ah, this was an odd gem from my youth! I loved (love) the music and atmosphere. However, I think I might have been a little too young to appreciate this game's finer details. That said, It's still remembered as a bitch of a game to complete!

[@iiiiii1449]

If this was on the snes it would have one of the most unique and amazing soundtracks on the system and the cartridge would be worth 300 dollars.

[@bobjohnson1633]

The soundtrack is already sick af

[@KezefTheDead]

Absolutely love this game. One of the best of that generation, for sure!

[@Cherriø31]

I remember playing this game but I forgot the title until I saw this. Thank you! I thought I would never remember the title.

[@moabsmithbey9583]

I remember this on Sega years ago childhood memories he looked like vampire Hunter d.

[@ericcartman7420]

Gave me same vibes for some reason.

[@DarkDraconX1]

@@ericcartman7420 For me he gave me Solomon Kane vibes.

[@Not_e-]

This game me and my brother were so confused to as what we were even supposed to do

[@brandonbechtold9625]

I remember playing this game when I was 5 back in 96! It was my favorite childhood game

[@ntrejo4580]

I remember my brother had this game and for the longest time I couldn’t remember the name but glad I found it. The music on here is great it brought back all kinds of memories

[@lareymac]

Omg memories..I use to have this eternal champions and sonic 2

[@justinredmond4711]

Cool thing to note with Elkenrod is if you take the time to go around and "free" all of the prisoners in her level, she'll only end up taking like 3-4 hits to beat ( versus idk 16 or something ). There are some bosses that seem like you're intended to fight fairly ( Ice Beast and the giant bug ) and others where you're almost required to use the right weapon.

[@gilardes]

I always love me a game that evokes a gothic feeling. Chakan nailed it so well. Even though I could never complete the whole thing, it still always drew me to itself. I think the only other game to have ever given me the same gothic feeling was Soul Reaver. Different platforms and totally different animals, yeah. But I think they actually did a tremendously good job in the same sense.

[@Bloodreign1]

Actually, Legacy of Kain, the precursor to Soul Reaver, was intended to be a Chakan sequel.

[@gilardes]

@@Bloodreign1 Holy moly. I had no idea. Just did some quick googling after seeing your comment. And wow, it's true. It seems there was at least a consideration of linking the two games somehow, though it never happened. How nice would that be to have?

[@auron570]

this is so metal!

[@johnsimon8457]

That intro really stuck with me as a kid. 22:10 Lotta big enemies that you just cheese by having them walk into your sword. There's a bit of "Shadow of the Beast" where it's visually and thematically very impressive but the gameplay could use some work. 24:00 Ah here's your area boss. Just swing your axe and hope for the best. Also - cool artwork! Shame she's the same damn color as the background so none of this stuff stands out

[@cmarvel411]

Literally every sound is a blast through every nightmare you ever had oh yeah I'm jammin

[@jordanbenson2980]

As someone whose favourite genre on the Megadrive is Playformer/Action Platformer, this really is THE underrated gem.

[@southsidesaiyan8641]

Isn’t almost every game on the genesis an action platformer?

[@Lupo-Exulans]

Ah... Yes... The original Dark Souls

[@karenelizabeth1590]

So this game really had a fake out ending? That's clever, cruel, and awesome

[@DiamondLongplays]

Well done man, this game used to wreck me on hard mode when I tried it a few years ago. My biggest issue with the game I would say is that the hitboxes are incredibly bad. Especially some of the boss ones. Sometimes you can infinite stun lock them, sometimes you need the worlds most specific pixel to hit them.

[@Abergsma54]

I love this game a lot but it is easy to see why people hate it so much Edit: The avgn needs to review this

[@diobrando-qv3uv]

Probably one of the least known sega games in my opinion pretty underrated

[@davidmason2447]

2:44 I was completely overwhelmed the way you did that. Amazing job 👍😈... With hunting the demons 😈

[@Dorelaxen]

I have such a love/hate relationship with this game. I LOVE the graphics, sound, gameplay, but boy do I HATE that crazy difficulty. There comes a point where difficulty just straight up makes a game no fun to play and you just put it away and never touch it again. Unfortunately, this was one of those. I did try it again a few years ago, but with my aging reflexes even slower now then they were then, it just kicked my ass. Hard.

[@pablogutierrez7396]

That Is the same thing that happened to me with Dynamite Headdy. Everything is amazing until you get tired and frustrated for the insane and unnecesary difficulty level. And then, as a human being, you don't have another option than to hate a game you should love, beyond all the awesome stuff the game offers.

[@mrmusickhimself]

I feel the same regarding Earthbound Zero, and Earthbound for the SNES is my favorite game of all time.

[@Dorelaxen]

I'm a BIG proponent of being able to select your own difficulty. It's why I refuse to play super difficult games anymore. I've always felt that everybody should be able to enjoy games, not just the hardcore or uber gamers. Sure, I've beaten my fair share of the super hard games (both Hotline Miami games, Ghosts 'N Goblins, etc.), but I simply don't have the time to invest in constant practice anymore, not to mention serious carpal tunnel issues that prevent me from enjoying a lot of games anymore. So, gimme a choice instead of forcing it on me.

[@locobandito7389]

@thatonedrewguy Oh yeah. I even tried the easier 25th Anniversary edition, but I still gave up about halfway through because I just wasn't having fun.

[@nomchomsley854]

Man, I couldn't beat any stage I tried as a kid. The fact that this can be beaten in an hour and a half kills me. Nice work!

[@AlidarJarok1]

I got this game on a whim last year. Always seen adds for it in EGM and what not. Little did I know how hard it was. Great game.

[@Evolution954]

I remember breaking three controllers while playing this game lol

[@tropixx_xlr1549]

The signature annunziata dark atmospheric style on genesis, this and x men clone wars, I love it.

[@aaqibrawat3863]

Everything you said in your description was spot on apart from the colour palette. The game is mute on purpose to match the tone of the game . Genesis can have more vibrant colours due to its parallax. See alien soldier , contra hard corps ,or thunderforce

[@timothykappel198]

Hardest and longest Sega game. I could never get past the first few levels. This was a game that would take u weeks to beat

[@aholuthedistinguishedgentl929]

Loved this game. The storyline had me hooked.

[@bboyhanvzla]

Neither man nor beast could best me in ... Mortal Kombat.

[@lessel3465]

Chakan confirmed for MK11

[@gagecrawley6223]

Mekida if only

[@DBoy2029]

Seriously... without giving too much away, the final boss was just being the ultimate troll!!!

[@Alianger]

1:21:17 Don't skip this cutscene, it's a blink and you'll miss it sort of thing but it's worth it

[@Fernando13454]

Great game, I've never had finished it in my youth! I'll collect some hints from this video, thanks

[@ajanikhalid4670]

So many memories beating this... Why didn't you use more potions throughout the game though? The visuals would have been great to see.

[@brightone9180]

This game reminds me of that old X-Men game that came out on saga in the 90's.

[@Bloodreign1]

Same people behind both games.

[@maroon9273]

And batman returns

[@thehumbleone1983]

One of my fav games yes it was hard and I never did could finish it as a kid but still I did love playing Chakan Man 👍

[@brucewii5334]

Would love to see a remake of this

[@SaitohYatate]

The new Puss in Boots movie reminded me of this game. Puss in Boots did what Chakan couldn’t and had the humility to embrace his mortality. A bullet nicely dodged, cat.

[@jay-n_23]

Who did he fight at the very end, though? Death?

[@SaitohYatate]

@@jay-n_23 but Puss didn’t win. And he accepted to meet Death again when his time comes.

[@jay-n_23]

@@SaitohYatate Nobody can or will beat death, you can only postpone it like Puss in boots did. I have a question for you though: do you think Chakan will try to beat all supernatural evil in the Universe, or do you think he'll just give up to Death's curse?

[@SaitohYatate]

@@jay-n_23 I think one way or another, the game is rigged. Sure, our bodies wither away crumble, but the soul lives on. It's a cycle.

[@frmrsgtusmc1789]

Love that final boss...very Geiger-esque.

[@adamw.p.6287]

This is worth playing just for the soundtrack alone. But seriously, a quite unique game with challenging gameplay.

[@TrangleC]

This brings back many memories. I remember how I rented this game a bunch of times from the local video store and eventually they sold it cheaply in their bargain bin and I got it.

[@robertwright1410]

I've been trying to remember what the name of this game was for years. I finally found it today. I loved this growing up even though it was sooo hard. I would love to play now.

[@blacksiouxsie]

14:52 - I’m calling the cops, especially because I had the volume all the way up. But props to you regardless...I remember both first seeing this on the Sega Channel years ago and having it be a straight up pain in the ass.

[@DarkDraconX1]

27:22 Love that beat that dude is dancing too.

[@danmakuman]

Last week I did a streaming on Facebook finishing it on Hard mode too. It is a game that need more respect. Sure is not perfect but is a good game, hard but not impossible. Also I like the visual style, I'm not against purple and green :P

[@taufaniqbal2266]

i expect that this game will display sword-dancing in action what i got was a lone swordsman pointing his sword to every direction in order to kill the enemy

[@dimelo8826]

This game looks like it aged well. It’s so creepy and icee can’t explain. Gives me goosebumps and those genesis cold bleeps and synths add to it

[@Spamkromite]

Oh damn, now I realize that this game was made by the same guy that made Ecco the Dolphin. The bad endings and good endings served as inspiration I guess 😅Too bad this game had the sequel rewritten for Blood Omen 2 but now I understand why the similarities in theme and the many "insectoid enemies" that became the Hylden lol

[@larrymantic2635]

The man who can’t die… has a health bar… for some reason.

[@ntrejo4580]

I’ve been looking for this game since I was like 7 I used to play it on our sega and couldn’t for the life of me remember the name of it but only remember images from my memory of it holy shit

[@conradhartgmx]

Only ever beat this game with unlimited potions: you get them while playing on easy/practise mode. Normally you wouldnt be able to play the last 12 levels in this mode but you can warp there by using the gate potion on a certain platform in the corridor/level select room.

[@lewygeorge22]

To me this is the first ever dark souls game.

[@audrianianeiswonger9343]

Yeah. Man I still tried so hard at these 2 games. I loved them even though they were flawed.

[@topology34]

Chakan: "Touché, monsieur demon."

[@glasshalffullofwhatever3106]

He walk like someone owes him money...and hes gonna collect....

[@gigatywing3483]

Brave man. Congrats on clocking it.

[@NintendoComplete]

Thanks! I took a lot of beatings getting there, I'll tell ya

[@junejr1274]

I have been searching for so long. I loved this game as a kid. So glad I finally found it😁

[@enyceiceberg]

Chakan so good..Too bad it didn't have a sequel

[@TheMetalGearKid]

This is a character that deserves another game. Maybe something like Shadowman 64, a dark, bloody 3D metroidvania

[@Mybaby-mr7dc]

Awesome 🖤😎 not every man can say he fought death... 🤟🖤

[@marcusvinicius3124]

That game is on the list "Best of Sega" Genesis/Megadrive System, some resemblace with Castlevania series from 80's... and of course, you did an excelent job playing this game! Congratulations! Very well play...

[@mickeysouris3773]

The waterfall effect at 50 minute mustve looked pretty with tearing on a CRT

[@truecrony]

Brain Lips how I miss you. I played this game SO much and never finished. Looks like I was fairly close though. This game is amazing!

[@robertchavarria4166]

It took me over a year to beat this one, I remember each level had challenges my young mind had to think in order to overcome. Watching this playthrough, I realize that I could have cheesed some of these boss battles. Still getting to the end to get a blank screen was aggravating. Still I think with some TLC this game could be brought into the modern ear, lord knows it needs it.

[@jacksonsouza4541]

Hardcore game ever

[@akathesk]

Abrasive and strange but I expect nothing less from the creator of ecco the dolphin. I kind of wish he would get the chance to work on 1 last game. Just to see what else he's learned since videogames have become so psychology based in their design.

[@thehumbleone1983]

I enjoyed your play through Nintendo C 👍👍👍👍👍

[@VideoGameStupidLC]

23:33 Random disco segment.