Goonies II NES Secrets and History | This Game is Good Enough

[@GenerationGapGaming]

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[@GenerationGapGaming]

Thanks John. I have heard of people randomly being unsubbed to a channel. Just a KZbin glitch I'm sure. Glad to see you back man!

[@P1983sche]

Your channel is the best man. Keep it going! I’d have a beer with this dude any day.

[@BIZARBIES]

The Guidebook helped me with so many games... Metroid, Zelda, Goonies, Kid Icarus... Nintendo Power as well. Still have them. Some are very worn! Can't tell you how much trouble my brother and I got into for calling Redmond WA. multiple times(long distance phone calls, remember those?) for the Nintendo hotline for help before the Guidebook.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Yeah it would not have been a good day if I called the hotline back then either lol

[@P1983sche]

SeibRazib I got in trouble calling the Nintendo hot-line back in the day haha. I was trying to get help on Rygar 😂

[@dustinpaulson1123]

My mom found this at a garage sale back in the late 80s. The label was missing, and someone had written "Goonies 2" on it in it's place. But I played it like crazy and beat it. I passed it on to a friend when I gave them my NES. Truly a classic.

[@rigelreyesvargas3846]

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[@joemerkel20]

Goonies 2: one of the most underrated games of all time

[@GenerationGapGaming]

definitley agree Joe.

[@tywebb6561]

Absolutely

[@jasonwilliams9712]

Never found a single goonie.

[@CarInMyAss]

I loved this game as a kid

[@Plagwez]

I had a hell of a time beating this at age 3 lol

[@NefariousWes]

Damn! I've been playing this game since '88 and I never knew you could throw the boomerang in multiple directions! I relied on the Official Nintendo Player's Guide to beat this game back in the day. Hell, I busted it out the last time I played this game on stream because I had completely forgotten where one item was. I have notes written in it from ten-year old me. Present me really appreciates that! Oh man, I have Wai Wai World. It kinda sucks. One thing worth mentioning is to pay attention to which way Mikey is facing in the corner of the first person sections. It's crucial to navigating between the front and back maps, and once you realize this, the game becomes a lot less disorienting. Great video, dude!

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Yeah dude I just came about the boomerang thing by accident. I was trying to see if I could throw a bomb while jumping and when I did that combo of buttons in mid air it threw the boomerang in that direction. And it worked for any other direction I tried too. It was cool but I assumed others figured that out too lol. So cool you have your own notes in your guide from when you were a kid. Thanks as always for watching dude. Always enjoy your comments.

[@tancar2004]

I owned this game back in the day. Had no clue what to do until I got that strategy guide which I bought for Zelda. I never would have beaten this game without it.

[@tywebb6561]

The Official Nintendo Players guide was my childhood.

[@dan5609]

Required reading back in the day.

[@EastsideShowSCP]

The Goonies II is one of my all time favorite NES games

[@EastsideShowSCP]

Thank you! I just discovered this channel not too long ago and I really like how this channel does video games and such

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Glad you are enjoying the content man! Thanks for taking time to comment.

[@EastsideShowSCP]

No problem! Your channel has great potential and I basically grew up with these games back in the day. Me and my cousins would play Nintendo all the time

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Sounds like we had similar video game upbringings lol

[@EastsideShowSCP]

pretty much. We used to take turns playing Punch Out, The Goonies 2, and such. We even took turns playing the NES Maniac Mansion and other games

[@JustinEvitable80]

Back in the 80's and early 90's, Pac-Man on Atari is the common tune used in video games scenes/arcades heard in TV shows and movies.

[@mresturk9336]

How to show a video game in a 1980s/early 1990s movie: 1 - Use prerecorded footage of your kid playing the game. 2 - Replace the audio with Atari 2600 sfx no matter what console is being played. 3 - Have the actor "playing" the game manhandle the controller like a confused monkey. Optional - Describe the game in a completely inaccurate manner by spewing out random, "gamer term" gibberish. Even if your film was specifically intended to revolve around video games and marketed to the gamer audience (looking at you 'The Wizard'). Strangely even a lot of modern movies continue to use this formula....

[@syntaxerror9994]

That and the 2600 version of Donkey Kong

[@JDGamingPR]

The official Nintendo player's guide was my first video game magazine ever!!!! I used to look at it everyday. Man, all your videos brings me such nostalgia. Thank you, man.

[@saddad6601]

I remember having Goonies II and loving it so much, yet being confused as to how to complete it. Then one day my parents too me to Hills department store and there it was....Goonies the arcade! all i remember was that it started in a cave. the graphics were much better of course, and the music was awesome....but it was so hard and i only played it two or three times before i had to go.....i never saw it again. it wasnt a dream, but it felt like one.

[@syntaxerror9994]

That was the first Goonies game on a VS cabnet. He said in the video it was on the 10 play choice... not sure about that but I do know it was on Vs along with harder versions of other games.

[@saddad6601]

Steve Fitz now I will google how to hack the Nintendo mini.

[@vilewisher8786]

Easily one of my favorite NES games of all time. I loved the mystery and all the RPG elements. Finding items, hidden doors & holes in the floor was always so exciting. I still play it sometimes. Awesome vid!

[@BlackSheepVidya]

My truffle shuffle has sadly gotten increasingly more accurate in the last couple of years....

[@BlackSheepVidya]

Joking aside, fantastic vid man! Those tips seem invaluable to someone wanting to play this for the first time.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Thanks so much. Always appreciate you taking time to watch and comment. I think this game would not be the most appealing game for the first time as an adult lol.

[@soterioncoil2163]

Mine too!

[@heybishop]

Thanks for this trip down memory lane! I remember as a kid drawing my own map, with codes and icons and the whole bit. This game consumed me. Now, all these years later, I'm endeavouring to make my own platformer game. Goonies II is definitely a major influence.

[@robertmcginty4146]

I won this game only bc of the Players Guide, like you said. A few years ago, early in my 40's, I beat this game again start to finish by drawing my own map of action and adventure scenes from scratch. Hooo boy, was that work but rewarding in the end.

[@JonPonikvar]

My brother and I were completely hooked on this game back in the day. He got it as a gift one year when I was around 8 years old, and we both tried our hardest to play through the whole thing, but kept hitting roadblocks in our progress. The funniest one (and my favorite memory of the game) revolves around that got-dang CANDLE. Nowhere in the game does it tell you to hit that old woman five times, and we were so fed up with not being able to progress without it that we began systematically going through every room and hitting every corner of the screen with every tool in our arsenal. When we reached that old woman, our patience had completely run out, so we just started hitting her over and over out of sheer frustration. You can imagine our laughter and bewilderment when she spit out the candle. That stupid candle-spitting woman made us paranoid about checking every corner of every game we played after that point, for a good number of years. Funny thing is, this actually HELPED us in games like Metal Gear or the Metroid series.

[@presidentsnow7315]

I played this game as a kid for countless hours. I discovered and memorized every secret in the game and completed it many times.

[@TIGERMAN85]

Bubble Bobble music is the best.

[@nicotinedeals]

True! Also a amazing game 👍

[@xenxander]

I mapped this game out on graph paper and marked where all items were. No nintento power for me, hand-sketched, color pencil marked - good times. And it worked.

[@stt5v2002]

Loved it. I was 13 in 1987 and grew up with all the now- classics for NES. I was a big fan of the action - adventure genre and this was certainly one of my 10 favorite games.

[@Grouncontrol]

I remember renting this game back in the 80’s, with no manual, and had no idea what the hell I was supposed to do!

[@ThePartySourceReviews]

I bought this game in 7th grade from Walmart for $20. It took me about 6 months hard playing, but I beat it. Even without a walkthrough. Loved this game so much. To this day I still cannot find the walkie talkie. Cheers, -J.O.

[@moderusprime]

I never had a problem beating most games back in the day. I think Maniac Mansion and Astyanax are the only ones I still haven't.

[@gregjanover741]

The reason the sound effects for pacman was used over goonies II in the movie my blue heaven I think is because the pac man sound effects are recognized more easily than goonies. sure we knew visually it was goonies II but not many people would but the pac man sound effects people can instantly recognize.

[@xenxander]

Doesn't really matter. Don't put a video game in your movie this way. It just makes everyone involved look incompetent.

[@tke240]

I absolutely loved this game as a kid. I had a huge sense of accomplishment when I beat it and it still ranks among my favorite video game soundtracks. It's sad to think I probably wouldn't have the patience for it now, but man the nostalgia hits hard for me on this one.

[@brentchayka4093]

goonies 2 was a game that completely enthralled me as a kid, even tho i had no idea what was going on along with star tropics, shadowrun (snes) n earthbound

[@ProfessorxVile]

I loved Shadowrun. It took a couple rentals before I beat it the first time, and it's the only game I ever rented again so I could replay it after beating it. I finally own a copy thanks to Ebay.

[@JonSmith-hk1bq]

Aw man, I can only imagine you knew about the Black Book (aka Nintendo Player's Guide) when you were a kid and it got flushed down the memory whole somewhere. That guide was the prized possession of many an 80s kid.

[@justinpinkard8430]

I love this game so much. My brother and I probably beat this one together 10 or more times. Back in the day we did everything together, and we didn't have much so we beat our games over and over again. Thx for all the videos you make, they help me relive the good times of my childhood.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Nothing like playing with family and yes we definitely cherished our NES games back then. Thanks for the kind words Jay!!

[@ManahManah77]

A friend of mine in the neighborhood had this game when I was a kid. He would never let anyone borrow it and we never were inside his house very long to play it much. But to this day I still remember the music.

[@kingkongmalunggay]

being a young child in the Philippines, we had a vcd player with nes emulator and i found Goonies 2 in the 300-in-1 nes games cd. it was in japanese, so the game gave me a language limitation. i played the game for 3 years always getting stuck on the violet cavern with a large chasm between platforms. it was fun, but i find the limitations frustrating. i left it unfinished for 6 years. then, we bought a new dvd player with a usb reader. i finally downloaded a nes rom of Goonies 2 in english and everything made sense after that. after two hours, i finally finished the game. what an underrated game! i replay this game once every two years just for nostalgia.

[@jerryhanson3903]

I was like 5 years old when that game came out and I remember playing it. Those were the days when we were so easily entertained.

[@GeekNArtist]

Another game where a yo-yo was used as a weapon is "Yo, Noid!" which came out in 1990.

[@Thebuffshaman]

I beat this game back in the day renting it from Blockbuster with no guide, you make me feel awesome. You beat a lot of games I didn't but now I have some real G-creds.

[@xCrossBite]

This is a personal thing, but I truly appreciate your extra bit of information including the other available Goonies games. I played a game at my grandmothers house almost 30 years ago, that I could never remember the name of, and have been trying to remember for many years. Since I was very young when I played it I also had no idea what game system I was playing on. Turns out that it was Goonies on the Commodore 64! Now I can track it down and play it again, all thanks to you! Thank you!

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Oh wow man that is awesome! Glad this helped you remember.

[@SpiridonPrime]

THIS!!!! This was my go to game when I was a kid! I used to have the whole thing memorized to where I could guide friends over the phone where to go/what to do!!!

[@Mardigrasman23]

I too remember renting this game several times. I had forgotten so much about it except the yo-yo until watching. The boomerang definitely the best weapon

[@Tommi1981]

Great Video. I rented this in a galaxy far away, something is very special about this game. Unable to put my finger on it, must be the whole package with the slow version of her song and the design. I didn't get too far but nice to see someone does. Guess i was too young and stupid.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

I dont think you were too young and stupid. I didn't make it far as a kid either lol

[@ehkirkio]

Goonies 2 was one of the first games I owned as a kid along with SMB, Dragon’s Lair and Ghosts ‘n’ Goblins. I loved this quirky ass game and somehow managed to complete it without a guide too. I remember finally reaching the end and being confused where the mermaid came from since it was nothing to do with the film 😅

[@QuestionBlockGaming]

I owned this game on my NES, but I never understood it as a kid, because I got a lot of my NES games second-hand from a family member that owned a rental store, so I never had a manual. I had also never seen the Goonies movie, so the only nostalgia I have for this game is that it's a super difficult game about a movie I'd never seen- and I assumed the same as you, that it was a sequel to the movie. Fantastic video by the way! It definitely shed some light on a mysterious game from my childhood that I'd always wondered about!!

[@GenerationGapGaming]

That is so awesome your family owned a rental store to pass down games to you. I would have never got anything done other than games and movies if I were you lol. Glad you enjoyed the video man. Dude you gotta watch Goonies!!!

[@skelleytor]

I had that game as a kid, such great memories...

[@witecatj6007]

This was the second game I ever finished as a kid. I even did it without a game guide. The real turning point for me was finding my first Goonie. After that, it all started falling into place. I was able to beat it in 2 hours back in the day. I still have my old copy of it. Maybe I should pop it in again...

[@leroyvisiongames2294]

Goonies 1 was also released as a stand-alone arcade cabinet, so you could play it without worrying about the timer expiring because you paid for individual game credits instead of time (though I think you take more damage from enemies in that version than in the other versions, probably as a means of raking in more money because you were paying for credits instead of time so people could just pop in a few quarters and beat the game on only 1 or 2 credits if they’re good enough).

[@kouheicoppola2157]

I have the original cart to this and have been able to finish it within 30 minutes. I have quite a bit of the game memorized from when I played this back in the day.

[@stolmich]

I still love playing it on an NES emulator, those were the good days of gaming. NO DRM, no online connection required, just insert cartride, plug in power, switch to channel 3, and let's go.

[@majinbuu34]

Still proud of the fact that I finished this game as a kid without a guide. I probably wasted a ton of hours figuring the rooms out. I still remember having to farm keys to save Annie.

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

I beat it back in the day. I was 14 though so a little older. I do remember being insanely frustrated! You had to just keep playing it over and over until you knew it by heart

[@evolvedmyst9126]

I beat this game as a kid, and still have it along with the Nintendo player's guide. I remember hitting Konami Man by mistake, and not getting energy refills anymore or going straight to get the early hyper shoes. My favorite part was using the diving suit, and using the unlimited harpoon.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Yeah Konami Man dont mess around lol. Happy to hear you beat it as a kid!

[@k2montgomery419]

How did I miss this game growing up? I have great memories of Goonies the film and renting NES games as a child of the 80’s. I still haven’t played this game. I might just have to get me a copy someday.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

I only saw it at my local video store to rent. I never saw it anywhere to buy so I understand why you may not have seen it. It is fun, but it might be strange playing it for the first time based on today's gaming standards lol

[@Friggle_Dee]

I was 8 years old when i first played this game. My older brother and I went over his friends house and i wanted to love this game so badly. Obviously i was terrible at it being 8 years old. Since i bought my Rasberry Pi ive finally appreciate it a bit more, but I still suck at it. This game makes Kid Icarus easy.

[@danfred7127]

I had this game as a kid. And I also used to wonder daily if there was a Goonies 1 game out there somewhere. Here's what I remember most about this game "Ouch! What do you do?", "Please! Help me!". As well as the sound effects and music. So awesome. Great video as always GGG.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Thanks Dan.! Yes, "Ouch! What do you do," is encountered way too much in this game lol.

[@reagles94]

Another great video. I just love all the history you provide of our childhood. My son and I continue to watch all your videos. Thanks Tyler.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

You are welcome Brian. Really happy it brings you and your son together.

[@rylch44]

Man idk how I stumbled onto your channel, but I am definitely going to subscribe! Your history of the games, review of music, talking about that nostalgic feeling of renting a game on Friday nights. Absolutely love what you're doing. Thank you for researching and putting together these videos! Can't wait to see what's coming. I've fallen down a rabbit hole of watching your videos. Thanks again!

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Awesome man! Thanks for the kind words. Glad to have you here at G3!

[@exploresouthwest]

This was one of the best games and best movies of the era. And the music was definitely the best part of the game. I get bored replaying the game now but I just want to listen to all the different levels and sound effects.

[@TheRicFactor]

This is one of my favorite NES games of all time. I beat this game without a guide, but then again it probably took me at least 20-30 hours. I remember having so much difficulty finding the last Goonie all because i missed one hidden door. I still play this game quite often and can get through it rather quickly now. I think I still have most of it memorized. I played it so much the in game map actually still makes sense to me!

[@heatherkramer3139]

I beat this one back in the day without a guide. It took a long time to do though and it basically came down to just trying everything I could everywhere to find secret doors.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Most impressive Heather. Lots of dedication to beat it without a guide.

[@tywebb6561]

That’s impressive

[@jonathanlippe]

I have fond memories of Goonies II. And yeah the music was awesome.

[@syntaxerror9994]

That players guide was such a staple when I wrote to Nintendo for help with Metroid they mailed me a color photocopy of the map from the guide.

[@sgtlegacy7]

I don't know what it is about these classic games that intrigue me so much compared to today's modern games. Maybe it's the memories of being frustrated playing them at the time but somehow couldn't get away from them, or the memories you had of the times growing up. Anyhow love the back story and tips on the game, if I still had it I would finally conquer Goonies 2! Great stuff👍

[@GenerationGapGaming]

thanks man! I think nostalgia has something to do with it, but I truly feel these games are more fun to me because they aren't so linear and have more of a treasure hunt style of play that could keep you entertained and frustrated lol for a long time. Thanks for commenting.

[@PaladinLarec]

I loved this game as a kid. Got it the Christmas it came out. Was utterly obsessed with it. I also liked Dr. chaos, which was the same type.

[@johnnypea5447]

Amazing game, one of my top 10 as a child. I had that players guide. it was so EPIC. I miss the good ol day of gaming, before the interwebz

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Players Guide is such a great and helpful piece of NES history.

[@vettedsin]

goonies II was definately top 5 for the nes. the soundtrack was absolutely masterful too.

[@solefoodbrand1699]

I have this game still and had that guide. You took me back to 4th grade.

[@ryanm8322]

Oh WOW, I TOTALLY forgot about the computer version of this game until I just watched this Tyler. I played that thing for hours on a Commadore 64 that my older cousins had I think, it's been a while and I was like 7 or 8... Shows my age haha, love seeing videos like this that bring back old memories. We used to frequent Daytona Beach every summer as a family vacation, and all the arcades there had the Playchoice-10\Famicom Goonies, which I dumped at least 1000 quarters into since first discovering it. I've played all the games in this video and loved them all, great job on this man!

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Really enjoyed reading your comment here Ryan. Thanks for sharing. I had played a few playchoice 10 machines as a kid but for whatever reason I overlooked Goonies on there lol. And I would have loved to have the C64 version. Thanks again!

[@DanJackson1977]

Goonies 1 also had a standalone VS Goonies arcade cabinet (VS Arcade System), prior to the Playchoice 10. That's where I played it.

[@darkfalzx]

Arcade Rygar came out a year earlier, and featured a yoyo-like weapon: )

[@wtcisco]

Just watched the Goonies' movie last week..... A classic

[@Sinn0100]

I have never played this game before in my life. I'll admit that when I was a kid I tried very hard to stay away from movie licenses. I have heard some very good things about this game and now it looks as if I'm going to have to look for a copy. I could always emulate it...although I like my first time to be with real hardware if I can.

[@dethwizard]

I used to play the Goonies arcade game at Round Table Pizza in Santa Cruz California where I grew up. Then afterwards we'd go across the street to Thrifty's and get some double scoop ice cream cones! To say I miss that shit would be a dramatic understatement.

[@jackgriffin4538]

I remember renting this a lot. Trying to beat it. Finally did about 10 years ago with help of the internet.

[@LindaTheGAMERGal]

I still being able to going to a rental store and picking up a game to try it out. Great video.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Thanks Linda!

[@GameOfDepth]

I played a stand alone arcade cabinet version of Goonies at the M&W Market in Boise Idaho 1986-88. I could play the whole game on one quarter before I went to school.

[@winnerintheview1945]

The Goonies Movie is a Classic one of my favorite Films of all time! But the games look even better!

[@luisreyes1963]

Thank goodness i had the Nintendo Player's Guide to help me through some of Nintendo's challenging games, especially Goonies II. I'm surprised that copies of the Holy Grail of hint books are still available, for a price.

[@az-cafe-moto]

Great video. Love goonies 2.

[@P1983sche]

The music in the NES game brings back great memories. I always watch the Goonies when the weather gets cool outside. I also remember seeing the commodore version and had a blast playing that as a kid. Mullet boy 12:25.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

I'm jealous you got to play the C64 version lol. I need to try to find it. And you are correct on mullet boy!!

[@williamfajardo6152]

I had this game! Goonies 2 was incredible! It took some time to beat it but it was worth the effort! Great soundtrack too!

[@MusicMan32K]

This was one of the games I got when I first got my NES. Surprisingly, I was able to get through it without having to use a guide. Not sure how I pulled that off, even discovering the candle trick on my own.

[@Darkmoon75]

Great video. This was the second NES game I finished as a kid. The first was another Konami classic, Castlevania.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Two great games there man! I love Castlevania too! Plan to do a video on it eventually.

[@bdscavenger]

i never knew about the candle, football helmet & the konami ambassador. i love how the game end, brings me to tears

[@fredericbulckaen4287]

I finished it as I was a kid one day when I suddenly understood all the mechanisms x) It took me a lot of time ! (including hitting x times everybody)

[@realretrorelapse]

Only thing I really remember from this game is if you hit one of the people in the game they say "ouch, what do you do?" LMAO.

[@alanpiper3711]

Yesterday (2-27-21) I finished my Rygar museum in Terraria & went right away to work on building the 1st stage of the original goonies game. Goonies Forever !! 👍 💀

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Awesomeness 😎

[@alanpiper3711]

@@GenerationGapGaming Yes, the classic NES games are.

[@retrogecko2859]

Love this game! Beaten it a few times and never realized the Hyper shoes could found elsewhere. I always thought that spot on the bridge was the only place you could get them.

[@majornugzzz5424]

I've actually tucked in my FFX walkthrough. As well as my RE1, and 2 walkthroughs.

[@tymestalker3]

Still amazes me I beat this game as a kid without a guide. Lots of hours thrown into it until I found my way. No mention of the fact that in a certain place, if you use the transceiver, you get a message from Simon Belmont?

[@toddwilson7895]

The Play Choice machines were different for the time in that you paid after a timer went off. There was one at a cafe we would eat at late Saturday nights back in the day after my Daddy and the band would finish playin' for local folks. I would play Goonies 2 on it. I didn't know anyone that had the game on NES tho. Agreed that Friday nights rentin' 8 bit NES games was magic man. Also, the movie "Juice" had a cameo of the arcade version Street Fighter 1 in it. Although gamers could call it out it was inaccurate in the movie when Tupac chose one of the fighters you could not choose in reality to beat Steeles with. Thanks for the vid

[@Peanutfiendsblog]

I love the music by that composer! Life force is one of my absolute favorite 8 bit soundtracks. The Konami music team played in a progressive metal band in their off time with seriously awesome metal versions of their 8 bit tunes.

[@AngryCalvin]

Had no idea. I'm a huge fan of Dream Theater and Prog Rock/Metal. I might have to look into that one.

[@keithaustinragsdale8182]

Another great video my man and you gave me some new info on my favorite movie that I never knew before. Keep them coming

[@Detroit-gx5nd]

I don’t know how ANYONE could have beaten this game without a Nintendo Power strategy guide. Super hard, open world, had to bomb random walls, punch random guys to get candles, etc.

[@psovegeta]

I used to own this game. Yet another game I remember I used to have that went bye bye when my mom let go of her locker when most of my old video games were inside. No seriously, that happened. I even used to have Megaman X 3 for the SNES which goes for $200 on ebay with just the kart.

[@chaseman94]

My favorite memories about this game are the first time I played it at my cousin's house on 4th of July 1989 2 months after I got my own NES Power Set my mom bought for me because I had good grades in 5th grade and my 2nd favorite was when my mom's ex-boyfriend surprised me on New Years Day 1990 with a copy of Goonies 2 and Castlevania 1.

[@thecontinuingadventuresoflenny]

👋🏽Hello Tyler. I just came across one of your videos for the first time the other day. Since then I have watched quite a few of them now. You have an amazing channel with great videos and great content. Well done. 😃✌🏽

[@jmogler]

Best comprehensive review of this game on youtube.

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Oh wow! Thanks so much man. Glad you enjoyed it that much.

[@GScottChaosnaut]

Back in the 80s, lots of films used Pac-Man sounds as generic 'computer' sounds. Also, I saw early NES commercials in which people held the game pad in funny ways.

[@TeamMayhue]

Gotta admit man I really like your channel. Way more down to Earth type of guy than the rest. Bravo

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Thanks man! Means a lot to hear you say that. I always keep our content genuine.

[@Light00000]

Did you just tell me to find pony boy at the very end of your video? 👌🤣 Thx Ambassador Kanomi for that last minute advice/challenge. I guess I'm just to new here or something...maybe this is a reoccurring thing for every video. 🤷‍♂️

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Yeah I just started the mullet boy challenge a couple videos ago lol. Thought it would add a fun little element to the videos. Hope you enjoyed the video!

[@LorenHelgeson]

I had that Nintendo Player's Guide as a kid. It was the only way I could beat this game, or find all 255 missiles in Metroid.

[@oj-2258]

I hated the Goonies 2 for NES but I remember playing the arcade game when I was a kid and my brother & I loved it!

[@loki.odinson]

Absolutely loved this game as a kid.

[@NightSprinter]

Also, the original Goonies Famicom game was on Nintendo's Vs. System hardware as well under the title "Vs. The Goonies". Like with a lot of Vs. System arcade games (especially the other Konami ones), this one was harder. Mostly in at least the fact you took significantly more damage when hit than even the PlayChoice-10 version.

[@benbo777]

2:40 たすけて translates as Help me. The look on her face says it all though.