Contra: Hard Corps (Genesis) Playthrough - NintendoComplete

[@NintendoComplete]

This sits up at the top of the Contra pile along with Contra III: The Alien Wars, but it's easily one of the most insanely hard games I've ever played.

[@CryingZombie666]

And one of the 2D games' 3D sequels that stood head-to-head with the originals :D

[@EOTA564]

Alien Soldier: Hold my beer

[@BiriBiri925]

Contra 3 is not even close to this masterpiece.

[@karlizen4990]

This is way better than any other Contra, or similar styled games.

[@Bloodreign1]

@@BiriBiri925 Contra 3 has the whole movie like soundtrack, it definitely feels like you are playing in a movie, helping the original Contra heroes Bill and Lance to defeat the aliens. Of course this is the follow up that takes place 5 years later, but loses that movie feel to it.

[@HotaruZoku]

The constant use of background introduction to enemies was sheer genius.

[@InturnetHaetMachine]

Really an under-rated game. The enemy designs were unique, cool, and solid.

[@MrBossyful]

This game man... this game. It's just pure non-stop action, one of my all-time favourite run'n'gun games for sure. :)

[@karolis.burzinskas]

Then you should try Trouble Shooter and Battle Mania: Daiginjou :)

[@simonmejia6896]

Contra games were always been hard and challenging, but this game... Ho boy! It took the difficulty on a new whole level. Awesome entry in the series, but, wow! It really lives up to its name.

[@mattiasolsson1523]

I wonder if anyone finished the game and call it the best Contra game? But i know its too Damn hard But also fun.

[@stevel935]

it's so fun to watch this side by side with Contra III: The Alien Wars and observe the SNES and Genesis's strengths at work. Both were amazing 16-bit consoles but had their own way of doing things.

[@serella]

It's the generation that best justified having multiple consoles on the market, imo. Each system's respective strengths and weaknesses imposed a certain vibe on each console's games. Even the few ports between the systems would have a different feel just because of the machine they were running on and that *owns*

[@stephen-ng]

Both Contra III and Contra Hard Corps were good. The former had the SNES hardware and was frenetic. Hard Corps had a party aspect (different characters) and if you had the JPN version like I did, each character could take 3 hits before dying with each life (making the game far, far easier).

[@piperian3962]

I can’t get past the first level but I’m obsessed, remember when video games were like that?😊

[@jeffwalker9122]

I did 2 years of jail time Federal. This game was included in my PenPack with my model 2 Genesis..I was the coolest guy in the house thanks to this game and a Sega!!!

[@elliott6798]

31:19 has to be one of the most satisfying boss deaths I've ever seen

[@solarflare9078]

A lot of people I know really like this game enough to consider this their favorite Contra game, despite the extremely high difficulty level. Honestly? Can’t really blame them. This is easily my favorite as well. There’s so much going on and there’s so much to do that it almost never feels boring, even if you game over and have to replay the game for the 50th time. This is truly the magnum opus of the series.

[@Olagfigh]

Can't get why this one is your favorite. This game is like one big boss fight, and another one boss fight, and another one boss fight. There is no classic run'n'gun moment except few mins in first stage on a completely flat ground. In my childhood I played only Contra NES and SuperC so I have no nostalgia feelings for this one so it's "hard" to get this fascination for "Hard Corps". Game has some cool ideas for bosses, but there is nothing else than bosses... why? xd Where are some stages, platforming, mass enemies to kill off etc.?

[@ethanfreeman1106]

​@@Olagfighofc you wouldn't get it. You're relying on your head too much. Logical thinking will only get you so far - if you ever instead had a "click" moment with the game then you'd get how fun it is to play. Also preferences can obviously differ between people and people, different strokes for different folks and all that. What I don't get is how you still don't get that there exists entire perspectives outside of your own, like wasn't that the most obvious thing we learned right after figuring out interpersonal communication in like third grade? 😂

[@Olagfigh]

@@ethanfreeman1106 You could just saved all these words and say: "we just like such gameplay, short stages and boss fights only".

[@xwf1000v3]

I remember playing this game too! One of the Best Contra games that I'd played! You should played as the Robot dude. His WEAPONS KICKED ASS!! The Wolf Cyborg was my 2nd favorite.

[@jballs5434]

I could never get used to Fang's weapons. Once I played Sheena, it's hard to use any of the other characters!

[@xwf1000v3]

@@jballs5434 Not sure you why you feel that way but maybe because I'd used the Game Genie when I'd played it.

[@iragination]

Some of the graphic effects on this game put the SNES to shame. It is impressive what the Konami developers were able to pull off from the Genesis hardware. It was very pleasing seeing them going all out and showing off their skills. I am sure they had a blast working on this game.

[@etnbtlh]

And it was faster than Contra 3.

[@hydra3693]

the sheer power of the 68000 was something to behold

[@MortalisPT]

The Genesis can do a lot more than people remember it to do.

[@louiskeiflin5858]

This blows contra 3 out of the water! One of my favorite but the hardest contra game I have ever played! =D

[@masterlee1988]

This and Contra 4 are some of the hardest Contra games out there.

[@Bloodreign1]

This had time to bake in the oven, Contra 3 was near the beginning of the SNES's lifespan, and Konami was still getting their feet under them when it was created. Konami was also familiar with the guts of the Genesis, as the Motorola chip inside was close to the same one arcade units used. Though Konami had their fair share of misses on the Genesis (Sunset Riders, Castlevania Bloodlines, the story just didn't fit the timeline's standards,plus the game was short, and the weird way the characters walked on stairs, they floated above the stairs, and the damned boss rush copout in Hyperstone Heist, when the game could've used 1-2 more unique stages to it). This game is good, but it has some bits to it that are as dull as plain white bread.

[@karlizen4990]

@@Bloodreign1 Ah no not really, did not have any bits that are dull as plain whit bread more than any other game would have.

[@Bloodreign1]

@@karlizen4990 The boss that you have to follow through almost the entire stage before you can finally fight it would love to have a talk with you. That stage in itself drags the game down a bit. I've seen bosses that you'll see in the background of stages, but not one that you can't do anything to until you reach a certain part of the stage, yet it can still kill you throughout that stage.

[@xieulong]

@@Bloodreign1 Yes, this game did drag a bit sometimes. This game was longer than Contra 3, but I think Contra 3 was more fun. For some reason this game wasn't that hard for me, a lot of the bosses have blind spots that you're totally safe in. Between the SNES and Genesis it's Contra 3/Gunstar > Hard Corps.

[@hanchiman]

Well... any game with Rutger Hauer lookalike or Dog The Bounty Hunter is always a fun blast. :D

[@LilReikoGold]

The graphics look great for an genesis game

[@NintendoPsycho]

Genesis had tonnes of great looking games...

[@sguinn91]

This is pretty impressive! You must have a gift for patience and fast reflexes to play this game! I can barely beat level 1 of this game and level 2 of Alien Wars!

[@Peter_1986]

My strategy on stage 1 in this game is to fire forward most of the time, and fire backward in small bursts at regular intervals. Also, you can actually stand underneath the eye of the big miniboss near the end and just keep shooting at his eye, and this will kill him before he is able to hit you.

[@thehumbleone1983]

One the top sega mega drive/genesis games

[@masterlee1988]

Yep, so true, such a great game!

[@zerosv9539]

Love that dance at 2:34 haha

[@emajansen]

Oh wow I imagine the kid back then who played this game in 1994 completly baffled by such a quality in sound, graphics and animation. This is an astonishing "select player" sequence, it looks like the Michael Jacskon visual effect in his video clip "Black And White" you know the morph thing. The Genesis did had great capabilities. Just to mention it has a "Download" game feels but it was a different console "PC Engine"

[@Ahmanish2308]

Super episches Spiel!!! Nostalgie ❤

[@ricklepick5134]

Hard corps, beavis and butthead, and maximum carnage. That was my Sega go to games there were alot more but those were the ones played the most

[@randomanon7040]

This game was one of my favorite Genesis games. The music, the multiple endings, the use of backgrounds. My favorite was always Sheena, just put up the blast wall and avoid anything that comes your way.

[@Triiplesiix]

This game was so hard lol. I always die laughing at the start your just right into the action 😂

[@sridrawings4510]

That's the beauty of contra, its that insanely fun

[@thegameneededme5]

Now _this_ is a video game.

[@Cupcom5]

the Professor fight reminds me of The Fly, with Jeff Golbum.

[@az_esteemed]

08:40 Burger.......fries. Instant lunch.

[@jballs5434]

Best game I've ever played.

[@friendlyfire2374]

Man this contra was and still is hard!!!!! I never made it past the first level.

[@bgasman]

That was marvelous!

[@Stone_20XX]

Fun Contra game. I really miss my lock down button. Contra 3 and Shattered Soldier got me spoiled

[@JoeNuttss]

Perhaps the best Contra game ever made

[@siegejay495]

Going to my buddies house to try this game on 2 players with a buddy. ( Yes it's 2023) I've been a contra fan but never tried this version. This game looks like a mash of all the other contras and looks difficult!😅 Should be fun!

[@Thewolfguys.cartoons2000]

Who else had a crush on sheena when you first played this? I do 😍❤

[@SoftwareAgentsTV]

Besides the Snatcher footage, I'd like to know if I could also use your Castlevania Bloodlines and Contra Hard Corps footage for that one video I'd like to get done in a month or so. -- AT

[@nolvertogonzales6964]

Had to watch it because I was never able to pass the whole game only when I discovered that option on top to defeat a monster with a stroller I think.

[@inceptional]

I've recently been thinking about how this game could be done on SNES, and I reckon that it could do basically everything you see in backgrounds of this game but with a proper overlapping HUD, more and nicer colours in most places, an additional background layer or two in many stages, proper transparency effects in the areas where the the Genesis version uses dithering, etc. The sprites would be a bigger challenge, mostly all the OTT explosions really, although I think most of the important stuff could be done with a wee tweak or two in some places, and they could still have more and nicer colours in many cases as well. Overall, other the than smaller horizontal view that you just can't overcome on SNES, I think a SNES version of this game could be pretty great. :) Now I just need someone to try porting it or even doing some tests to demonstrate this!

[@RetroArcadeGuy]

The game's true forte are sound effects and music. Graphically? Yes, stock SNes can do what the Genesis can albeit far more laggy. And to be fair, it should be done using stock hardware and because of that, I believe the SPC chip will be struggling and it's gonna get maxed out to keep up, even though the music and sound effects will likely to get an obvious downgraded. The SPC chip was great and only having more cart space would allow for better music because it uses samples while frequency capped at 35khz MAX and it could only play a certain amount of samples per channel, leading to SFX or instruments cut outs (in example: Top Gear 2 port) You only need space for specific samples in the YM2612, and this game suffers from Clipping for the amount of stuff going on at once rather than cut outs! The rest is just commands for the chip to produce any sound or music capped at a MAX of 53khz! But it was a tricky chip... What I'm saying, it can be done, but due to the SNes's stock design, you'll need the extra chips to have a seamless experience. Otherwise on Stock snes, sacrifices's got to be made like Konami didnwith Sunset Riders on the SNes, music was great, but at what cost...? Shorter levels and because Nintendo, censorship. 😅

[@inceptional]

@@RetroArcadeGuy I am against the spreading of this false narrative that would suggest it's basically an automatic for SNES games to be more laggy. Yes, you have to work harder to avoid lag on SNES like for like because the system is a little slower overall--nowhere near the amount the pure CPU numbers would suggest--but lag is not some inherent feature of the system. It's more than possible to make solid 60fps intense action games on SNES, like Rendering Ranger R2 for example. And, once you get to 60fps the job is done--you can't get any better than a solid 60fps on either of these systems. Lag and stutter is also not unique to SNES, and Genesis can succumb to it too, as very clearly seen in Thunder Force IV for example. But, with some smart design and optimized code, I think a game like Hard Corps could run fine on SNES, and certainly well within acceptable standards for any SNES and Genesis fans. The homebrew Alisha's Adventure is a pretty good case to look at there and see what's possible by only one person for example. So imagine what a full team from a company as talented as the likes of Konami or Treasure might be able to pull off if their intention was to push the system to its absolute limits and achieve the all round highest quality possible. I also disagree with any notion that the sound will have to be downgraded on SNES. First, that assumes that FM sound is somehow superior to PCM or something. I definitely disagree there. Second, I presume it assumes some KHz number for one specific aspect of the sound determines the overall quality of the final audio or something, which it just doesn't. It's not that simple. And it also ignores something like being able to support Dolby Surround sound on SNES, which is a unique feature to that system and a clear enhancement there for example. People can prefer the sound on Genesis, and people can prefer sound on SNES, but I fully disagree that a soundtrack made to play to SNES' strengths would sound worse in the slightest. And, personally speaking, I think it would likely sound superior ultimately. There's nothing on Genesis that sounds as good as the likes of ActRaiser or Donkey Country to me for example. I don't think Sunset Riders is the peak standard to judge what's possible on SNES regarding audio. I think, if we're trying to judge what kind of quality the audio on some SNES port might reach, we'd be far better off looking at games like ActRaiser, Donkey Kong Country, Yoshi's Island, Star Fox, Super Metroid, etc. Actually use some of the best audio on SNES as the reference, because surely that's what we'd want there. No doubt this game is impressive in many ways on Genesis though, hence my interest in seeing a port on SNES. But I still don't think it would overall be a downgrade on SNES outside of the horizontal resolution. In many ways, I think it could actually be an upgrade, with some changes here and there to accommodate the SNES' specific specs too of course. What I will say is that I already think Contra III both looks and sounds better in many ways than Hard Corps. And the FastROM patch fixes the original slowdown there too. So I think a port of Hard Corps at that level on SNES, and even beyond in modern times, could be great. Of course, it's all just opinion until it actually exists.

[@RetroArcadeGuy]

​@@inceptional People can make it exist, but the whole experience is gonna take a massive hit wherever you look at it due to the console's weaknesses. And I doubt anyone is gonna port a perfect game to a console full of inconvenients for it. And the patch doesn't really get rid of slowdowns. It just mitigates them. You rarely see a slowdown if none in Hard Corps. I never noticed any except and ONLY at the train stage when you defeat the athletic cyborg and that slowdown is on purpose to show how the train rips that robot apart!

[@inceptional]

@@RetroArcadeGuy The only weakness of the stock SNES compared to the stock Genesis that's relevant here is the CPU speed, which, with decent programming can be overcome. And then, other than the smaller horizontal view, the rest could actually mostly be improved imo, with much more and nicer colours, proper transparency effects, more background layers for additional parallax, smoother tilting on the first boss for example due to the SNES' higher fidelity column scrolling, support for Dolby Surround sound, easy mapping of the smart bombs on the SNES' controller so they can actually be used at the same time as jumping and firing, etc. The Contra III patch is just a straight FastROM switch, not a code optimization patch too. It currently gets rid of most slowdown, and with some more code optimization it would be possible to get rid of the rest, certainly to a level that's beyond acceptable to both SNES and Genesis fans. A FastROM port of Hard Corps that's properly optimized and actually designed with the SNES' capabilities fully in mind doesn't have to suffer from any notable slowdown. So the end result, if done right, could be a SNES version of the game that runs at a solid frame rate and has less horizontal view but otherwise looks, sounds, and even controls slightly better. Again though, until it exists, anyone can agree or disagree however they see fit.

[@yoyoyonasa]

The best contra for me. A lot of actions and variety with a very good presentation. Many ideas were used in the contra ps2 version (shattered soldiers). Even if hars corps uprising and shattered soldiers are superior, this one on genesis shows how the 90s were cooool. Anf then come Batman & Robin one year later. To beat the king ...

[@megamantcg]

2:34 I like how Maximum Jumbo starts vibin' to the music after trying to kill you lol

[@MrWashu12]

Gaming has always been forgiving and unforgiving but at least back then you could just plug in the game and play now it's become a vr online stand in line just to play game's.

[@ArpeggioPegasus]

Back when games could be both technical showcases AND non-stop pure gameplay. And with branching paths and different characters to add replay value! Just a shame the US version is so hard. Will replay this soon for sure.

[@marktastic86]

Kept getting game over after like the first 3 screens, so I came to actually watch someone who doesn't suck at this game.

[@baguette_person8150]

Found this game through Emma Essex's music (namely Mayhem - Contra Overdrive, which is a remix of an OST from this game) and it's crazy how many sounds/samples I recognise from Emma's music

[@ElBandito]

This puts Contra 3 to shame, and C3 was one of the best.

[@alvaromiranda2609]

Men...... This is amazing. Was hard difficult But your game is sublime

[@vanessamorey3812]

These games are still so BA!!!! They don't make em like this anymore! Classic arcade action at its finest ^_^ Damn I miss the 80s and 90s! Some of the weirdest battle boss sequences you've ever seen, no one needed drugs!!! This game made you feel like you're tripping balls!

[@franjudd]

Awesome video!

[@joelalain]

thye should have made THIS their mascot. They would still be in business! this is epic

[@AutomotiveCNC]

You have the skills to complete "Alien soldier" for SEGA Mega drive. Tip: You can pause the game and adjust the speed! There are two difficulties: Superhard (no continues or 3 continues depending on the region) and Supereasy (999 999 continues).

[@BJJfrkrbls]

This game deserves a remake with better graphics. I would change nothing else.

[@OswaldMiyake35]

Damn, its quite hard. But why they make the US/NA released so hard. They still got games on Blockbuster?

[@NintendoComplete]

+Oswald Epic Loquendero Blockbuster went bust a few years ago, didn't they?

[@OswaldMiyake35]

Also this game (JP version only) had Infinite Continues and a code. (Imagine, if the JP version would be harder?)

[@SpearM3064]

+NintendoComplete As a corporation, yes, though there's still a few "Blockbuster Video" stores in operation. They were originally Blockbusters, then just before the corporation folded, they allowed the owners to "buy" permission to continue to use the Blockbuster name and logo. So the ones that are still around *look* like the old Blockbuster, but are actually "mom-and-pop shops". My best guess is that the stores that remain are still surviving for a few reasons: (1) They were in a good location from the start, so they still get lots of foot traffic; (2) Some people still prefer the personal touch instead of putting money in a machine; and (3) more recently, changes in the Redbox terms of service. I've never used Redbox, but what I've heard is that now you can only rent videos for one day, no matter how many you rent. So if you rent 5 or 6 at once, you'd better be prepared to binge-watch them. That *might* help the surviving video stores.

[@mattiasolsson1523]

Fun game, but Damn its so hard.

[@xxxpensive1415]

Hard game to beat ! I imagine this could take months to beat

[@OfficiallAiHistory]

Beautiful game Nice story line

[@yulianasellyca4001]

This played by My Dad & Aunts (for Aunts, they using Sheena Etranzi)

[@stevenpoe3718]

Contra was a super hard video game to beat. This is my opinion on my whole life history of playing video games

[@sergiodarget1958]

Contra hard corps gameplay: Stage 1 city destroyed Stage 2 the rescue Stage 3 the virtual zone Stage 4 the forest Stage 5 the laboratory Stage 6 the water zone Stage 7 The rockets

[@Peter_1986]

I am mainly an SNES fan, and even I think that this game is better than "Contra 3: The Alien Wars" for the Super Nintendo (which in itself is already an excellent game).

[@solarflare9078]

25:53 I like how this boss explodes like when you die in Juno First, another Konami game

[@solarflare9078]

Speaking of classic Konami games, have any of you noticed this uses the same explosion sfx as Hyper Crash on the arcades?

[@cristiangonzalez9958]

q ansiedad me daba este juego le tenia un cagaso a los jefes xD

[@Dn-wt7hc]

Yo tambieeen jajaja

[@ahmadzakkiabdullah8240]

when i was a kid, i got the japanese version so i cant make up what it says in the lower-third. so what i did was i systematically wrote all the option and narrow it down to the very last stages. it took me like months. the first few months i just mistakenly realize there were even an option.

[@darkmessengerofanotherworl2840]

The character Ray looks like a lot Dolph Lundgren

[@v7bdv7bd34]

Динамичная и красивая игра, постарались.

[@ethanfreeman1106]

They don't make games like these no more 😭

[@BJI82a]

This was one of those games where you wanted a game genie and I had one this is the way the series is supposed to be played if only they stuck with the side scrolling and maybe doing some different art work maybe they will try to bring back the classic style in the future and I know about this collection and the castlevaina one as well

[@evanisan9388]

The most game of the world

[@solarflare9078]

It truly is the game ever

[@mikedski9698]

Contra Hard Corps. is better than ever!

[@fruitcakefloyd2126]

I'm a Huge Contra Player/Fan since the start I even sport my Contra T-shirt when i can :) I missed out on this game when It came out :( didn't have a Sega Genesis only NES and SNES so I only played Contra,Super C and Contra III The Alien Wars those had the best Gameplay and Epic Game Tunes in my view- i later played Contra Legacy Of War on PS1 gotta be honest I hated it over all don't know about anybody else here- but this game here looks like it stayed true to the weapons and music- would love to play it but need a Sega not sure what the price for those are these days thanks for the post! :)

[@KISSbestfan]

Hey ! It all depends what you choose. Nowadays there are lots of Sega Genesis clone consoles, and some of them are fairly cheap, but the cheaper ones often doesn't have stereo audio. Still its not difficult to spot one, and some of them even comes with built-in games. Used official Sega Genesis (or Mega Drive in some parts of the world) is also something that varies with price, because it all depends on the console overall shape. Scratched and dirty ones with missing controller or AV cable are naturally cheaper than mint boxed ones. Speaking of the game, the original cart can be pricy, but if you dont mind not having an original one then Aliexpress will be your friend, where the games reproductions are often very cheap, being a matter of only few bucks. In my opinion you can acquire a full set for approx 40-50 USD, counting the console with necessary accesories (AC adapter, video cable, controller) and reproduction game. It is really worth it, because Sega had gotten some really good games over time. I really loved games like Batman, Outrun, Sunset Riders, Space Harrier, Panorama Cotton (Japan only release), Streets of Rage 2 and many more you can find on the system. Plus nowadays you can get almost all of them on a flashcard, or buy a reproduction from China - excluding the Virtua Racing, since this game used a special chip. Good luck with finding the console and have fun playing !

[@Bloodreign1]

A Genesis won't run you much, this game however, isn't exactly cheap anymore. Neither the original cart that has the Konami name imprinted in it, or the Majesco reprint (it has no Konami name on the back) will run you a bit of cash.

[@dorpth]

A pun that was lost on tons of kids because they thought it was pronounced "Corpse".

[@VGGBrayden]

An officially released Sega Genesis game saying d•mn?? Interested

[@starrythestar]

Not the hardest genesis game but still the hardest contra game

[@YukaTakeuchiFan]

25:14 - Now CLEARLY you're just exaggerating about how difficult this game is! I see Ray getting shot in the head about 50 times without damage because hitboxes are awesome! :[

[@NintendoComplete]

Hahaha it was sheer luck that I figured that out. Maybe providence ;)

[@YukaTakeuchiFan]

Heh. Well, what can you do (besides shrug off mortal wounds)? Kidding aside, I always get a laugh out of seeing attacks that clearly hit a person counted as a miss for some reason; typically weird hitboxes. Especially when the hit is blatantly obvious. =3

[@solarflare9078]

Yep. Typically, you make the hitbox of the character smaller than the sprite itself while projectiles can be more "boxy" in collision as a tradeoff

[@thefifthdoctor6780]

Got it 😎

[@iihudu6807]

I could swear I remember them having some sort of robot suits (Blue and red) instead of being humans

[@junitsadelheid]

That's the EU version of contra games where they're robots because of censorship i think

[@d_valroth]

@@junitsadelheid Yes, Probotector. Rambo wasn't cool in Europe, but making it all robots fighting meant the violence was okay.

[@yarevgarciaixtepan6150]

Creo que este juego es lo mas cercano que tenemos aun metal slug de sega genesis que sea licensiado, por el estilo de los sprites que me recuerdan a metal slug y por los jefes que son robots o aliens como el metal slug 2,X y el 3

[@CuyTV-qv6hp]

Por favor! Contra fue hecho mucho antes que Metal Slug, nadie pensaba en un Port para Génesis xq Metal Slug no existía en esa época.

[@elnomadaespacial]

junto con el contra hard corps eran unos juegasos

[@mypkamax]

Do you think there should be a Coding Secrets video on this game?

[@woreyour]

the helicopter noise on the plane tho

[@chuckobscure]

Another game that helps break the false narrative that Japanese games/versions were always harder.

[@DGneoseeker1]

See also Resident Evil. Apparently their version, Biohazard, had weaker enemies and autoaim.

[@dragons_hook]

The JP version actually gave you 3 hit points! Lol.

[@billy6427]

25:41 Geez... How Small is the Hotbox on the player?

[@florinherlea8376]

Its there a way to play these sega genesis games on pc Windows 10 ?

[@umairsqu]

this is the best contra game ever made. its hard but not as hard as contra 3 alien wars. it had better unique characters and endings. snes was overall better but games like contra hard corps, streets of rage 2, alladin (sega), gunstar heroes, comix zone, bloodier mk games were the reason i kept sega.

[@fabiomgm1293]

I wonder how much Deadeye Joe vomited inside that machine at 17:59.

[@RetroArcadeGuy]

Hards Corps is just a big ass rave party! There are songs proper to a classic contra games, just a few, the rest is just 99% pure rave!

[@diegoortega8737]

I only completed it once, with help of my big brother...

[@andredeas559]

It’s embarrassing how bad I am at this game.

[@mohsensoleymanee6620]

Entire game in 4 mega byte cartridge. Now game developers brag unity is not good enough.

[@solarflare9078]

*2 megabyte cartridge

[@SohailAhmed-rv5hg]

is it Sega Game???

[@graycloud9313]

yup

[@SeaCrestInNOut]

If it hadn't been for Dead Eye'd Joe, I'd been married a long time ago.

[@BallIdol2019]

You selected best ending.

[@spiderdog86]

It's not that hard. When you learn bosses' moves, it goes pretty straightforward from there. What I Didn't like about this game, it is more like Cuphead. I mean constant boss fights, not so much fighting with grunts in between. But overall, it's pretty cool game❤

[@JoshuaGanoTyraxLightning]

Who's the gal playable character?

[@dragons_hook]

Sheena

[@JoshuaGanoTyraxLightning]

@@dragons_hook Many thanks for the answer! :D

[@erika_riri]

In Ukraine was also this game. It was amazing time 2010 maybe?

[@TheMelonHatGuy]

Bro that boss bulit a Lego set

[@nanakorang3482]

Classic

[@Valennn]

La unica manera de la que pude ganar el juego fue con el guardado del emulador kega fusion

[@JackWillistone1993]

This game is adhd personified haha

[@meticulous_nn9873]

Japanese must be crazy

[@j.zoe7411]

I remember this game being much harder when I was in the 4th grade.

[@CryingZombie666]

2:33 Robot:"Everybody do the toxic waltz! Kick your friend in the head and have a ball! Come on and do the toxic waltz! And slam your partner against the wall! Everybody do the toxic waltz! Good friendly violent fun for all! Get up off your ass and toxic waltz! If you hit the floor you can always crawl!"

[@belmordok3661]

37:01 Looks like The Hag from Thief 3: Deadly Shadows