Games That Push Hardware Limits 3 - Game Sack

[@abbeymcneill2720]

For some reason hardware limit videos are my favorite you guys make. Already halfway through and I'm sad, wish there was hours of this! Thank you very much for your hard work.

[@GameSack]

A lot of people are mentioning that they can play KZbin videos at 60fps on their phone. So I checked out the KZbin app on my phone and yes indeedy do, 60fps for mobile is finally supported. And it looks great. In fact I'd say that the KZbin app is the best way to watch our show, be it on mobile, PlayStation 3 or 4, etc. The KZbin app is pretty good for viewing. I wish web browsers ran at a consistent frame rate but they seem to drop frames a lot, even Chrome. And yes, my computer is powerful enough... it's a 486 not a 386 ffs.

[@Yordleton]

i486* IDIOT

[@dan_loup]

DX or SX?

[@davebladegun3009]

I love the KZbin app. I have been using it to watch Game Sack on my Sony Smart TV since about 2012! :-)

[@common_c3nts238]

60 frames per sack

[@MrVolksbeetle]

Does it have a turbo button?! I love turbo buttons.

[@SatoshiMatrix1]

I love F-Zero GX. And getting it is one of those special memories for me. I got it on launch day when I was in highschool. I didn't want to risk it being sold out, so I went to pick it up during lunch break, but I ended up being late back since the game store was a good ways from my school. My math teacher asked if I was late because I went out for lunch or something. I just told him the truth instead. He was pretty pissed off, but ehhh who needs math? I got F-Zero! what a glorious memory. Also playing AX in arcades and still having the memory card data for it.

[@nermanus]

I still can't figure out why you guys don't have millions of subscribers.

[@guilhermemach]

One game I always look forward to seeing in these episodes is Final Fantasy 12 on the PS2. To me that game looks like an early PS3 title - the character models are all very detailed and the textures look really good too.

[@bsolmaz13]

Jesper Kyd also did Sub-Terrania and Red Zone on the Genesis. I absolutely love his music.

[@davebladegun3009]

I thought of an episode theme for you guys: 16-bit superhero games There were quite a lot of good ones, and you've already covered some, but there are plenty more and I think it'd make for a cool episode.

[@chronrodsolid3752]

that would be cool!!!!

[@neogenesis7706]

agreed

[@canonfodder3388]

I agree

[@DonutSwordsman]

would watch/10

[@OtakuDeCarnitas109]

Ooh like that one batman beat-em-up

[@jakobholgersson4400]

I don't know if you've covered it, but Jet Force Gemini literally EXCEEDS the limits of the N64. It pushes more polygons per second than Nintendo claimed was theoretically possible. PLUS that the main characters throw real-time shadows on the ground.

[@nixel360]

Without the need of the expansion pack, that's amazing.

[@Rihcterwilker]

@singularon1 it kind of did. Most games get improved textures, which to me honestly still look the same. Also, majora mask only works with it, and perfect dark only has a story mode with it.

[@MuscarV2]

Too bad it's so badly designed... It's like putting a HD texture pack on minecraft. All that detail is just lost on the cheap cartoony look.

[@MuscarV2]

@@nixel360 none of that ties to ram... That's pretty damn basic computer knowledge.

[@Joshua_Quinzel_Isley]

Speaking of real-time shadows on N64, NeverSoft's Spider-Man on N64 has actual real-time shadows that the other ports of that game don't have, and that N64 port was made by Edge of Reality, the team who did the N64 ports of Tony Hawk's Pro Skaters 1-3 originally developed by NeverSoft.

[@DylanPerryFeatureAnimation]

World Driver is my favourite game on the N64! I'm so glad you included it. The handling is great! Tough and super rewarding when you finally win some races :) I think it IS the best racing game on the platform.

[@settingbros]

I am currently rewatching all of the game sack episodes. I just wanna say thank you again for awesome entertainment! I hope you´ll do an episode about SRPG´s in the future!

[@NanaKyoto]

Right when I am about to go to bed, I see this in my sub box, which further pushes the limit of how long I can stay awake for.

[@producerevan88]

same here....

[@albiiiiii_]

Me too XD

[@Automatik234]

Same for me!

[@theSato]

Ahh, it's been forever since I've spotted you around KZbin, missed your comments! Your art has gotten better since I last saw you, too. :o Hope you're having a nice life out there! ♥

[@NanaKyoto]

Sato Who, me?

[@PeteOliva]

Yet another example of why you're my favorite gaming KZbin channel. I love the little details you insert about the chips being used inside the cartridges and factoids like about how the devs overcome console color limitations and what not. It really shows the level of depth you put into every vid, and this viewer and I'm sure many more greatly appreciate it. Always fun to check out your latest!

[@Katzii]

Cannon Fodder on Game Boy Colour is something special.

[@JazGalaxy]

Fantastic episode as always. You guys always manage to dig up games I've never seen before, which is quite a feat.

[@LuigiXHero]

"Who needs F-Zero when you have Mario Kart?" ~ Nintendo

[@n0isyturtle]

I love seeing this channel get more and more popular, you all deserve it! I'm always down to get teabagged by a Game Sack

[@AnArchyRulzz]

Ram Venom is such a brilliant knockoff name for Dodge Viper. Ram = Dodge's truck company and obv vipers have venom.

[@pourgoi_6100]

also the Hennessey pre tuned viper is called the Viper "Venom"

[@TimeBunny]

I love these kind of videos as I always find out about games that I didn't know existed.

[@TortureVisionTV]

I'm looking forward to the episode where you guys talk about games with the best lense flare features! ;)

[@Browningate]

This is one probably of the best episodes of the Sack yet.

[@sl9sl9]

2 games are missing from your list: Driver 2 (PS1) - technically the most amazing game ever made for the PS1. Spyro 3 (PS1) - ridiculous draw distances, full 3D worlds, many different types of gameplay.

[@Tolman18]

Wow that tunnel flying sequence for the gameboy is awesome in itself, but the music!!! The music is sooooo good!!! I need that song in my playlist.

[@CGQuarterly]

Love Dave's shirt. FACT. The Adventures of Batman & Robin looks amazing. I don't think I would have guessed that it was on the Genesis. I'm going to have to pick up GTA V. That looks awesome. Toy Story for the Sega Genesis is actually the only prototype game that I have. Cool! Was the ending green-screened at all? The lighting and depth-of-field looks incredible.

[@GameSack]

No we were actually outdoors in the sunlight and stuff!

[@CGQuarterly]

Game Sack Wow. The depth of field was so, well, deep that it almost had a cool 2-dimensional look to it. So whatever you did, it looks great.

[@neogenesis7706]

it's the only prototype I have too. and seems to be exactly the same as the original except it says an adress on it, has warn orange like colour and is unusually heavy.

[@Candle_Calmness]

Pfft Shame on you for not playing GTA V and its already on next gen consoles ¬_¬

[@CGQuarterly]

nuk3townusa I don't own any "next gen" consoles. I loved the GTA III series, but hated GTA IV. Probably because of that, I skipped V.

[@mikedx42]

11:48 makes me really happy. Great callback to my #2 all-time favorite Game Sack joke (behind Joe's Jurassic Park review)

[@hughmen]

You guys deserve a million subscribers.

[@Big_Tex]

Always so excited when there's a new Game Sack on Sunday morning!! Always so crushingly disappointed when there's not ...

[@JimLeonard]

That Batman & Robin Genesis game has more mode 7 effects than an actual SNES. Utterly amazing what people can do with full knowledge of the hardware's capabilities.

[@FinalBaton]

Great episode guys! I'm happy that you are revisiting this theme, as I feel a lot of previous themes need more sequels. This being one of them. I think it was actually the best "Games that push hardware limits" episode. Also : jesus christ, does FZero GX runs fast... it's insanely fast, and all in progressive scan and widescreen to boot! Truly impressive

[@kirgeez-gaming]

Wow Toy Story is another game I never seen. That Genesis Port looks great. Superb video.

[@williamhollaway1960]

😆

[@davep5710]

You guys could do a whole episode on 3D GBA games. I've always been impressed with what they squeezed onto that system.

[@NATESUCKSATGAMING]

Ram Venom?? That literally amazing. Hahahaa.

[@kamiboy]

Nothing better than a game that pushes the old sack to the limit. Living on the razor's edge etc. etc.

[@laurenriley2943]

Gundam Wing Endless Duel for the Super Famicom. I am not a Gundam fan by any means, but the game looks like an early 2D PS1 game. Everything is so rich and detailed in this title.

[@yesthatdash]

Just got home from some late night grocery shopping to find this in my sub box.Thanks guys.You're awesome. ☺

[@CaptNRetro]

I love watching Joe mouth Dave's lines in the 2 shots..like a 5 year old waiting for his line on stage..classic

[@GameSack]

???

[@CaptNRetro]

12:30 mark...

[@GameSack]

That wasn't mouthing lines as we don't have lines (I had no idea what Dave was going to say). I was trying to be silly and "blown away" by the raw power before us.

[@CaptNRetro]

my bad..it looks like you mouthed Famicom is on fire..right along with him..it doesn't really matter though..I love you guys..i just thought i caught a "blooper"

[@GameSack]

CaptNRetro LOL!

[@ingmarfreske3195]

I've always been impressed by the voices in Impossible Mission on the Commodore 64.

[@rhyssmells1]

In Crisis Force, you can also change the ship's design and attacks by pressing the A button.

[@luisdstripper]

After a hard at work, its so wonderful to get home to some GAME SACK!

[@Renusek]

Asterix on GBA? that was full 3D game... mindblowing.

[@MaoRatto]

It had a really good FX. To me they forgot the VITA game library is filled with tons of these technical wonders.. The emulations don't turnj out the best, but when they do.. They are a site to behold... Ratchet and Clank Collection Digital on VITA is impressive, didn't encounter much framerate drops, unlike when I played on PS3... Kill Zone Mercanrary pushes the VITA to the breaking point, so does Borderlands 2, and Uncharted.. They look like PS3 Titles.

[@chrisbeach423]

yeah no other gba game can really compare

[@MaoRatto]

Chris Beach Compare PSVITA games to PS3 games, they look pretty similar.

[@retrogaminginsanity7585]

bullshiti can names tons better games on gba than that game

[@chrisbeach423]

Retrogaming Insanity duh the game sucks. But it's incredible how good it looks to be on gba. Which is what this is all about. More on the game psychics instead of gameplay here

[@shmupshmuppewpew5260]

Yes, yes, yes on Crisis Force! The gameplay is great, but just the music is worth the price of admission....

[@xxnike0629xx]

Imagine the NX getting an F-Zero in 1080p, 60 fps. That would be crazy. A BattleToads remake on modern consoles would be nice; especially if they made the game more accessible and less frustrating.

[@coreylineberry8557]

Well... Not a remake, but....

[@humanbass]

You can get that using Dolphin emulator I believe.

[@toastedzombie9802]

Yet another super duper video! It's like Christmas every time I realize there is a new GameSack video!

[@bennyboy2277]

KZbin on mobile has 60fps playback, it has for a while now.

[@Redhotsmasher]

Can indeed confirm, even this old potato iPad 2 puts out a silky smooth 60 fps in the KZbin app even though iOS9 taxes this thing so hard even Safari runs like molasses. Hell, mom can't even play Candy Crush on this thing without it crashing these days, and yet, silky smooth 60 fps KZbin goodness all day long.

[@crackinlackin9105]

Lol

[@skeppsica]

I'm feeling a Game Sack binge watch session coming up after work today 😆 woot woot!

[@Tetriser]

About GTA V, I still remember when my bro's PS3 crashed a lot when playing that. 🤣

[@towermoss]

GTA V is 7 and a half years old.

[@keypath4389]

Really?? My old ps3 can run that game just fine back then.. What made it crash?

[@funni150]

@@keypath4389 launch backwards compatible ps3’s had very bad heat distribution and overheated often under stress

[@Tetriser]

Not to mention, it's a second hand PS3 so it may be owned by the previous owner for so long

[@Gcrab71989]

every time, see a game sack video in sub box, think to myself that will be fun to watch later, scroll down while the music from the opening starts in my head, scroll back up and watch the video now instead of later.

[@LateToTheBeardParty]

Here're some suggestions to have a look at and reasons why: For the BBC Micro Computer: Elite - 3D wireframe graphics on 8bit system and no loading between star systems. Exile - Digitised voices on 8bit system, great sprite animations and no area loading zones. For the Sega Mega Drive: Micro Machines 2 - It had an 8 player mode with 4 controllers. Virtual Racing - Because it plays better than the Saturn version, which should've been arcade perfect. For the Sega Mega CD: Silpheed - Pseudo-3D backgrounds. Yumimi Mix - Japan only, but it had full screen cut scenes that almost look like FMV but are entirely done with sprites (the Saturn version is only slightly superior) For the Sega Saturn: Burning Rangers - Destruction of 3D environments, real time transparency effects and a voice over radio system navigation system, albeit buggy. Panzer Dragoon Zwei - Out did everything the first one did, plus the water effect over the fish boss. For the Dreamcast: Phantasy Star Online - No one had done an online console that worked before (and Chu Chu Rocket dropped the ball with the net-code). Shenmue - Absolutely huge game and 100% voice acted. For the PS2: GTA3 & San Andreas - A lot of people thought this style of game couldn't be done (at least from what I remember at the time). Life Line (Operator's Side on Japan) - Voice control in 2003, although it sucked. On almost every system in early 90's Another World (Out of This World in USA) and Flashback - Cinematic cut scenes!

[@LordofSyn]

Soul Reaver on PS1. It was a game that came out right near the end of the console's lifespan and was amazing that pushed the hardware so much.

[@Mas5151515151]

In Crisis Force you can transform your ship, that may help you get further in the game, Dave. P.S. I love Game Sack

[@TimelostFlare]

After the Soundtrack episode I've now got a full on love for the Lords of Thunder soundtrack. Also fun fact, F-Zero GX and AX are technically the same game, seeing as AX ran off a modified SEGA hardware known as the Triforce hardware. On the F-Zero GX disc, there is an Action Replay code you can enter to access the arcade port, right from your Gamecube disc! (Hence why you can insert your memory card in the machine and you can access the console only tracks!)

[@TimelostFlare]

Pretty interesting fact, huh +Game Sack?

[@g40rc378]

Galloping Ghost arcade in Chicago has a Japanese F-Zero AX motion cabinet. I'm no good at that version & couldn't get past the first track, but getting tossed side-to-side was awesome.

[@billywws]

Crysis 3 and Metal Gear Solid V (both Ground Zeroes and Phantom Pain) are games that definitely push the 360 and PS3 to their absolute limits. If you guys make a fourth video, then they definitely need to be on.

[@DeathBringer769]

360 version of GTA V, 360 version of Ground Zeroes... pushed the consoles to its limits and definitely technically impressive, even more so than the PS3 versions since the 360 is even weaker and even older than that system.

[@humanbass]

Beetle Adventure Racing from the N64 has beautiful and creative tracks, especially the spooky woods and big city ones.

[@JackieFroSTALKER]

When X came up I was surprised at the amount of kanji in the text. I thought they only had room for kana on the Gameboy but I guess I was wrong.

[@thatonelucariofan503]

Thankfully there's a full translation of it available on GameFaqs too I actually own the game and have played through it fully using the translation, each level is rather complex including level 2 involving the player needing to traverse the tank field level to find tunnel entrances and fly through the 3d tunnel scenes in order to get to a "bomb room" and disable it. Speaking of those tunnel scenes, this games music used for the tunnel scene has appeared in Smash bros for decades, its even in Smash Ultimate. Such an amazing game and soundtrack

[@mann-nova9392]

21:48 OH! That theme! It was used in Super Smash Bros. for the Lylat Cruise stage! So THAT'S where it's from!

[@yohkom.7988]

Joe you forgot to mention that the SNES version of Toy Story runs in lower resolution than the Genesis one, 256x224 vs 320x224 for the Genesis meaning the Genesis version has +25% screen space (which helps for gameplay) and keeps a proper aspect ratio once displayed on TV! Another cool thing is that the Genesis version uses a tracker method for the title and credits themes, it's Amiga files played through the DAC.

[@XaneMyers]

I think the fact that they got the SEGA Genesis to play a module for is impressive, but huh, there's two modules in the game? It doesn't reuse the menu theme?

[@SmaMan]

Check out the GameHut channel. It's run by the guy who used to program games for Traveler's Tales, including Toy Story. He goes in depth how they pulled a lot of those graphical and sound tricks off. (Like the tracker actually just feeding samples to the Genesis' Z80 at a blinding pace.)

[@leandrojose3887]

Genesis does!

[@thompsonpatrick79]

Your videos just seem to get better and better!! Great work! And really awesome hearing about what games are on Schwarzenegger steroids!!

[@theneroliveira]

the lesson I took from this video is "nothing beats a virtual lap dance" still... I am not sure... ;)

[@MarcBarkyMarta]

Cool vid, but I'm surprised that Dave didn't mention another impressive feature of Crisis Force - the mode change system! Your ship has three forms, and each uses it's weapon uniquely.

[@puro_pantry]

WWF No Mercy on the N64. Nicktoons Racing on the GBA. Super Smash Bros for 3DS.

[@coreylineberry8557]

WWF No Mercy, maybe for the real music and the models.

[@TheNightquaker]

It's worth mentioning that music in Batman and Robin was made using Zyrinx engine (Zyrinx Sound Driver). The Sound Driver was actually created by Jesper Kyd himself. It has very distinct sound to it. Same engine was also used to make music for Red Zone, Sub-Terrania, AWS Pro Moves Soccer, and Scorcher for Sega Saturn.

[@Shinobi33]

vectorman and earthworm jim on sega were pretty dope

[@juaquinrodriguez8333]

That Pokemon Go skit made my day haha. You guys are awesome, seriously one of my favorite KZbin channels.

[@GameSack]

Thanks!

[@xpander33]

What about Resident Evil 2 on the N64? Capcom crammed all the video footage onto the cart for a whopping 512 meg.

[@davebladegun3009]

I think they have actually covered that one on a previous episode.

[@xpander33]

Dave Bladegun Yea I just saw it on part 2. What a great game

[@ultimateman1234]

512 MEGA POWER!

[@retrogaminginsanity7585]

its n64 who cares and horrible port

[@retrogaminginsanity7585]

best resident evil 2s are pc ps1 and dreamcast

[@danieleyre6407]

Thanks for yet another fine episode. Been watching you guys since the very beginning (well, that sounded awkward...), and I love your work. Thanks for everything.

[@PLANDerLinde99]

And that, Is why Sega do what Nintendon't!!

[@Michirin9801]

Great picks guys! I especially like Crisis Force, that game looks almost like a Hudson shooter Turbografx 16 game (only with much less colour) and that's awesome!

[@punk_rock_music_teacher]

“Nothing beats a virtual lap dance.” Put that on a t shirt!

[@vitruvianmaam6930]

You guys should talk about the Conduit on the Wii. High Voltage did some amazing stuff with the wii hardware that the system was seemingly incapable of due to the hardware limitations, particular the lack of programmable shaders. They figured out a way to create all kinds of complex shaders, including bump mapping, normal mapping, pixel shading and I have no idea how they did it. I think there is an engine demo on youtube that shows all the capabilities of the engine they created. Never got to play the game though. Looks fun.

[@PeteSkerritt]

Much like Marvel movies, if you don't stick around after the credits of a Game Sack episode... you are missing out! :) Toy Story for the Genesis impressed me a lot. Sure, the underlying game isn't a lot to write home about, but the first-person stage looks (and animates) great for the time and the third-person driving stage is something else, too. Toy Story could have been a simple left-to-right platformer, but it's cool that it wasn't. Another awesome episode. Thanks, guys!

[@jreddtrex1618]

Awesome episode guys. I love these limit pushing themed shows. Hilarious Pokemon Go ending as well. Great stuff all the way around.

[@pandnh4]

NOTHING beats a virtual lapdance?

[@valiktoma2542]

Adventures of Batman and Robin is one of the best. From technical point and artistic. Impressive game all around and amazing music. I remember beating the first level as a kid and just be blown away by it. It is super hard though and levels do drag on alot.

[@Thalesperes]

I prefer the Genesis version of Toy Story in all aspects, I just love the music! it also have an interesting feat! the openning and credits is actually an Amiga MOD file being played realtime! Sadly it was the only game where this mod player was used

[@DanDoesGame]

I know you have done them before....... But I REALLY LOVED THE HIDDEN GEMS episodes :) I cant wait for the next one of those

[@Ristarite]

I'm all 4 Resident Evil

[@Silvergun_Raven]

I still have my Genesis copy of Toy Story. I LOVED playing this as a kid when it first released. I had so much trouble with the damn RC car stage because of the controls, but I eventually got passed it and this ended up being on of my favorite childhood titles :)

[@Rensquall]

GTA V is better on Xbox 360 than Ps3

[@DeathBringer769]

It was more impressively technically considering the 360 is weaker and even older than the PS3, but they still pulled it off and made it probably the best looking game on the system... When I think of the game that pushed a console to its limits and beyond near the end of the console's lifespan, the first and best example I think of is the 360 version of GTA V. It's insane that they managed to get it looking/running that well on something even older than a PS3, and even weaker. But nope, they don't even mention it, lol. Sony bias, anyone?

[@Pehmokettu]

3D Construction Kit for Commodore 64 was really impressive. It was really slow but at least you could make your own 3D games for C64. How cool is that.

[@chikanchuui]

Game Succ

[@segasdreamer]

Xenosaga Episode 2 on the PS2 was a power pusher. One of the things that made it stand out that it was 2 discs. Also, it was a rare sight to see a PS2 game use Dolby Digital surround sound for the cutscenes.

[@MoonSpiritChannel]

Glad to get my fix of Game Sack. Always great episodes you 2 make.

[@Captain_Neckbeard]

I never heard of that famicom shooter. Thanks guys. This is a channel for real gamers.

[@TurdFerguson524]

Awesome episode. The Pokemon go short at the end had me rolling... The last of us on the PS3 was one that really empresses me. I feel that was also pushing the limitations of that system

[@retrosoul8770]

F-Zero GX!! Yes, my favorite game of all time! So happy to see this listed here, its an amazing game. Not only is it a technical achievement but also a top 3 GameCube title. Adventures of Batman and Robin on the Gen is also a really awesome game. Amazing soundtrack and graphics and great gameplay.

[@gullpayne]

I never really noticed how much these games were pushing the limits until this video

[@PsychomachineryEBM]

Good to hear the classic theme version once again (with no drums)

[@AlyxxTheRat]

Perfect Dark pushed the N64 to its limits for sure Also, Yoshi's Island on SNES is extremely impressive

[@moviemetalhead]

So much so it needed an expansion pack.

[@dexthegamer3234]

yeah and yoshi's island needed an extra graphics processor

[@costafinkel]

Hey Joe, you added the first boss of battletoads we were talking about on the other video. Great!!

[@GlobalWarmingSkeptic]

Battletoads is one of those games that didn't really age well because of epectations. Back in the NES days, you weren't expected to beat every game you had. In fact, it wasn't common to get to the end of a game. It's not like now where you just play through a game to the end. Back then, you just had to keep practicing. I got super good at Turbo Tunnel on Battletoads because I lost at it hundreds of times before I finally got through the entire thing. So many game overs, so many going through the same two levels, trying to preserve every life you possibly could. But back then, we didn't mind because games just weren't as long. You could beat a game straight through in just a few hours. The length came from challenge. This is why Battletoads will always be a classic to me.

[@71dembonesTV]

10:12 - My favorite 8 bit shooter by far. Very impressive for the Famicom/NES

[@isidromontes6046]

Haha you get that lap dance! Great music on this episode

[@dcadjust]

Hoorah. A new Game Sack episode with some hot chocolate. Life is good.

[@GVX32]

A couple of SMS games that push the system: Road Rash Power Strike II(Also, the only compile game not released in Japan)

[@adementedspartan]

don't know if you've mentioned sky blazer on snes but that game has some marvelous effects in it

[@johneygd]

I really like how some game developers pushed the nes to it's limited not only using the mmc3 chip for bankswitching but also doing tile updates on the fly for animated backgrounds on parts were it's needed depending were the main sprite is moving in order to fake multi layer scrolling backgrounds,paralax scrolling can also be done on the nes by deviding the single layer background into straps and move them individualy from eachother with the main sprite, this way,nes games can be really on par with early 16bit genesis games.

[@RetroGamePlayers]

Great episode guys. I used to have Battletoads on the Gameboy when I was a kid, I think it's a pretty good version with some cool effects.

[@nintendo64_lover6]

Yes another game sack video! I love these!

[@nintendo64_lover6]

Also where did you get that Dreamcast shirt? Can it be on the European dreamcast color(blue)?

[@canag0d]

I love game sack SOOO much... Seriously right up there with AVGN (I mean come on he's a legend). Just keep up the status quo guys!!! Never change!!!

[@arcadeperfectreviews2653]

"Super Mario 3D world" on the Wii U pushes that system (4 players all controlling two characters at a time with up to 40 enemies on screen at 1080p 60fps without a single frame of slowdown) So does Xenoblade Chronicles X. Also id say "The Last of Us" and "Bioshock Infinite" on the PS3 are pretty impressive. "Conkers bad fur day" on the N64 is pretty good too.

[@xWindreaderx]

I'd have to say that Rise of the Tomb Raider on the Xbox 360 is pretty impressive!