Alex Kidd in Miracle World (Sega Master System) James & Mike Mondays

[@CoopCheese]

"what is he eating?" "a beer? a muffin? a pot brownie?" XD well according to Brock from Pokemon it's a Donut

[@bowler1106]

+kyfkufkufc as soon as I saw it I knew that what it was I was looking for this comment

[@Greyghostvol1]

+kyfkufkufc he's poking fun at the Pokémon anime's English version where, considering that western children wouldn't know what an onigiri is, translated it to "donut".

[@OuterSpacedVideos]

In the American and/or European version it's a hamburger.

[@DocDoak]

+Greyghostvol1 I never thought I'd defend 4Kids but apparently even a grownup like James doesnt recognize the riceball...I feel so dirty right now

[@CoopCheese]

DocDoak i know right?!

[@victorlaszlo88]

I played it as a child even before playing Super Mario on NES, i love it, thank you for this video!

[@pigeonsil240sx]

me two and i have a very thick nostalgia seeing it again

[@johnnydecomposizione3106]

È iniziatp l'angry video game nerd

[@JamesNintendoNerd]

For those that have been asking, we're now also on Twitch! www.twitch.tv/mikemateilive

[@oofta.gaming]

awesome! just followed!

[@GladoreFR]

Stream Alex Kid!

[@suburbanwarrior9955]

many more mondays

[@dansemannse1]

Great, always wanted to see James fisting Mikes Schlong in miracle world live :)

[@debbiesalas6294]

ANGRY NERD AND HAPPY GICK

[@ChescoYT]

4:50 if you kill the red octo, you can teleport down thru its shell like a Mario pipe. (one of the only secrets in the game)

[@bobwallacejnr6852]

No you cant

[@Raychoiful]

Alan Parkinson no, he can

[@RabbitPlaysGames]

Maybe it's just me, but I always felt like the colors and graphics of the Master System seem so crisp and alive! The NES has some great looking games as well (SMB3 still looks beautiful and vibrant, imo), but the Master System was just... gorgeous!

[@JC-qu5lv]

The SMS could display more colors than the NES, had a brighter color palette and output in RGB natively. This contributed to the better looking games and I completely agree.

[@RabbitPlaysGames]

Joshua Combs It's very noticeable! :) It's such a great console.

[@benni_97at]

I agree, but the NES was superiour in terms of sound IMO

[@RabbitPlaysGames]

benniauskrems It's true! :) Many NES games had incredible sound and music!

[@Jokerwolf666]

I grew up with the master system and had an nes for a while and the master system has better graphics all around.

[@SonnyFern]

I had a Sega Master system instead of Nintendo and I loved it. Phantasy Star to this day is one of the greatest RPG's ever made. When everyone was playing Zelda, I was playing Phantasy Star! I was always a Sega kid :- )

[@wiibrockster]

Sonny Fernandez I've got Both now and I love Both but I prefer The NES for its Games like Metroid and Mario but I think The NES Succeeded because it's games are more iconic

[@tomatotem4596]

I was a Nintendo kid but you do you

[@truepatriot3768]

Those who are saying sms was better than nes , looks like you guys have forgot tonnes of great games on nes

[@themightyomega]

@@truepatriot3768 could say the same thing with the master system !

[@leroyvisiongames2294]

I second that Phantasy Star comment. Just last November I finally got a copy for my 18th birthday (yeah, I know I’m a bit young to be playing 8-bit games; I was born in the wrong decade) and it was a big fucking deal when I got it because I’d been wanting that game for about half a year before then. It’s also got a great soundtrack; I like how the title screen music and the overworld music for Palma are very peppy and 80’s sounding.

[@elkid1234]

In the EU version of the game he eats a hamburger (Fun fact!!)

[@dudstep]

And the controls are reversed. It's only on the one that came with the Master System II.

[@Danbotology]

UK resident here, and I can confirm this!

[@TheFettuck]

I'm sorry but the UK isn't part of the EU anymore! :P

[@Danbotology]

But it was in 1986.

[@elkid1234]

I'm guessing they'll join Africa or North America next. But it's really difficult to predict!

[@Alianger]

It's amazing to me that people this old don't know Alex Kidd in Miracle World, I guess the US missed out on SMS. Protip: pause to access the inventory.

[@joedaylight]

Sadly it was a flop here in the u.s which is sad because it had great potential. If it wasn't for Nintendo of America's "make it exclusive or not a all" policy it could have a better chance here in the U.S.

[@KittStargazer]

Isn't that riceballs he's eating?

[@DenHond]

It's called onigri. The European version had him eating hamburgers :D

[@KittStargazer]

+DenHond ty

[@ANCUTTER]

Yup

[@KittStargazer]

Thanks for letting me know =]

[@evanever]

They were jam doughnuts

[@TheReviewSpot]

I remember my Master System which sadly I originally got instead of an NES had a 3 game built in, the default was two games called Hang On and Safari Hunt which was alot like Duck Hunt, then if you hit A + B together you'd get a maze game boot up...good times!

[@bensell982]

according to brock from pokemon what alex eats at the end it's a jelly donut but it's really onigiri

[@JamieSlays]

Yeah. When it came to England they changed to do a donut because we wouldn't know what onigiri was lol

[@zikzakfr]

Actually a burger, no a donut.

[@Elyseon]

And now it's a sandwich! Goddamn, Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged!

[@johndevisser5478]

Brock also said Mike's dick is even bigger than Onix

[@Elyseon]

Let's not forget the trainer couple who use an Onyx and Cloyster team.

[@DougVandegrift]

This was a favorite of mine growing up! The music takes me right back

[@Amp1771]

Love this game , such a classic. My Master System had Alex the Kidd built in.

[@MichaelRigoni]

James: a Japanese crow attacked my head walking home from college 4 years ago, I punched it not knowing what happened till it flew away. So yes someone has punched a bird before.

[@bobwallacejnr6852]

Liar

[@gruenerApfel666]

C'mon James, everybody knows that the Master System have the Pause button on the console. ;)

[@HillChris1234]

2:50 - He's eating onigiri. It's basically a triangular ball of rice, sometimes filled with tuna or some sort of meat filling, with a slice of seaweed paper (nori) stuck to the bottom.

[@wiibrockster]

The Master System actually Outsold The NES here in The UK

[@kekeke8988]

Master System was crushed worldwide, and for a good reason.

[@pentelegomenon1175]

Basically because the NES didn't go there, Nintendo contracted a company to handle it for them and they completely messed it up.

[@intheblues]

Once the Sega Master System II was released in Australia they were everywhere here. The Sega Master System II was as common as the NES was at that point in time, but not for the model 1. Great to see some Sega games guys, well done. :-)

[@oofta.gaming]

Would like to see you guys playing Sonic! 👍

[@SupaPixelGirl]

SupaSegaGirl?!

[@hiwillthiswork1220]

the new sonics SUCK. Did you see knuckles new design?

[@applek1173]

chill bruh. they are actually not half bad.

[@lbtqgamingbaby4079]

im curious sng, are you a gaymer?

[@johnwellad8302]

SNG you back!

[@rage4681]

They don't know what Onigiri is xD Or as Brock calls it: JELLY DONUTS

[@PapaJoJ]

Nah, he looked wayyy too happy eating those. Those were edibles

[@marakarthegreat]

Might as well call tacos pies.

[@infinitecanadian]

Just so everyone knows, that thing that Alex Kidd eats at the end is called an onigiri.

[@bobwallacejnr6852]

No it isnt

[@AtlasBlizzard]

This is fascinating to me, I never even knew the Master System existed when I was a kid. It was all about the NES, and then the Mega Drive (or Genesis).

[@bobdeinterlace]

I loved this game as a child. It taught me how to play rock paper scissors. It's weird how the Master System is considered obscure the United States, while it was more popular than the NES in Europe (where nobody gave a shit about the NES). There's a surprising amount of Master System games that were exclusive to Europe, which says a lot about how unpopular it was in other regions. Normally it's the other way around, the US and Japan get all the games while Europe is left out on a lot of stuff.

[@MrBossyful]

This is actually not entirely accurate. Behind the Iron Curtain SMS was pretty much non-existent, and in Scandinavia it was a 50/50 situation to my knowledge. This likely stems from the fact that Taiwan also had the original Famicom (one of the very few places apart from Japan where it was released), and so it was imported to mainland China and later Russia and many countries of Eastern/Central Europe and Scandinavia rather quickly. It's true that SMS was super popular in Spain/France/the UK though. Interestingly, Sega Mega Drive was popular pretty much all over Europe, unlike SNES. Quite a convoluted situation all things considered. :)

[@retropolis1]

Bullshit. NES overshadowed the SMS by far in Germany. In Germany everybody played Nintendo (if they did not play C64 or Commodore Amiga). Same situation in Austria, Switzerland, Spain and in Italy, where NES had the upper hand, while Sega was a distant second. SMS was very strong in France and Great Britain, though.

[@mariocovone498]

I had a Master System 2 as a kid and I played this game over and over. It's now my favourite game of all time, I can complete it in less than half an hour and I even have Alex Kidd tattooed on the back of my hand (for when I need help playing rock, paper, scissors!). Great video! Even better game.

[@Morgil27]

I love asparagus! Especially when wrapped in foil with butter and grilled.

[@roguecactus7]

Or brushed w olive oil, salt and pepper, then cooked to desired tenderness. Mmmmm, good, indeed. 😋 #asparagusmatters

[@DragonHeartHisMajestyX]

"What's he eating?" That is an onigiri rice ball.

[@Scerttle]

I don't know how I finished this game as a kid. I tried it again recently and it was hard as hell.

[@endlesswanderer1753]

It's because when we were kids, we'd literally do nothing other than play that same game every day after school until we became crazy good lol

[@ralphdougherty1844]

I love that you covered this game! I had the Sega Master System before the NES...soooo many memories from the 80s! Thank you James and Mike!

[@Zeon081]

SMS was better than NES, but poor marketing and nintendo monopoly on developers killed it

[@Greyghostvol1]

crappy game covers didn't help...though I guess that'd be under "marketing".

[@UltimateGamerCC]

not all the covers were shit though, Phantasy Star and Golvellius: Valley of Doom both had great covers, very distracting compared to the background that you dont like.

[@fftm90]

i dont think so, in europe and brazil the sms was popular, they even released a 3rd model with sonic built in

[@JuberLOL]

The SMS that I had just had some snail maze game built in lol... SMS had some great arcade adaptations like Space Harrier and I'm guessing R-type was an arcade game (I just checked and yeah it was). There was some flickering and slowdown but what can you expect from a 30 year old console. IDk SMS just seemed so much more

[@Serros13]

Well, karma is a fucking bitch. Nintendo since the N64 era struggles to find 3rd party support for its consoles. BTW, Master System in Europe did as good as NES, only in North America failed.

[@dfc4416]

Thanks for playing this game, guys. I was one of those "next door neighbors" that had Master System rather than Nintendo. Really brought me back!

[@LH1980XX]

The Master System 1 had the game Snail Maze built in.

[@SnickterP]

It depended on the variant of Master System 1. Snail Maze was the original built in game. Then they had Missile Defense, and my personal one has Hang on/Safari Hunt

[@christofrip1723]

@@SnickterP mine has Alex The Kid

[@SnickterP]

@@christofrip1723 Master System model 1 or 2?

[@christofrip1723]

@@SnickterP model 1

[@Aussie-e5s]

I thought mine had safari hunt?

[@okchief420]

Missile Defense 3-D was not a built in game for the Master system, it was Hang-On and Safari Hunt. Missile Defense 3-D required you to have the 3-D glasses which one system was bundled with the glasses but that game was never included in the bundle. I was that one kid on the block who had the only Sega Master System.

[@VoidGhidorah69]

Safari hunt so so much funnier than duck hunt

[@okchief420]

Agreed, Safari Hunt had 4 different stages to play through as opposed to just the one stage from duck hunt.

[@theunholinesswithin70]

There was also a maze game built-in.

[@zayzstation]

Missle Defense 3D was indeed a built in game, but only for ONE of the later Sega Master system models. It depends on which Sega Master System model one has. The original model (the one I have from 1986) had the SNAIL MAZE game built into the system (which starts when you press up with both buttons at the same time while no cartridge is inserted) while Hang-on & Safari Hunt both came on a single cartridge. LATER models had different games built into the system. Hang-on & Safari Hunt were built into one of the later models (no cartridge). Missile Defense 3D was also built into certain special select Sega Master System models containing the Sega Scope 3D glasses (NOT as a cartridge, but built into the system), but that game was also released on cartridge and sold seperately for people who already had a Sega Master System and were buying Sega Scope 3D seperately. Space Harrier was also built into the system for another later model, but I forget which region (I live in the United States and I don't remember this one and only found out about Space Harrier being a built in game for later Master System models during my adulthood). Of course, Space Harrier was also released on cartridge in all regions for people already owning a Master System. Finally, while the Sega Master System 2 did have Alex Kidd in Miracle World built into it (despite the game being released years earlier on Cartridge) later Master System 2 models had the Master System versions of Sonic the Hedgehog (and some with Sonic 2 in other regions) built into them, despite those games being available in cartridge form.

[@GameSack]

Some systems had Hang-On and Safari Hunt built in. Some (like mine) had NO GAME built in... unless you knew the code. Then you get Snail Maze. The systems that came with the 3D glasses had Missile Defense 3D built in.

[@fortepiano4491]

Hey guys, who wants to play some Microsoft?

[@jesuszamora6949]

Does sound odd thinking back, but that's how it was when we were younger. The NES was "Nintendo," and the Genesis was "Sega." Oddly, we never called the PlayStation "Sony."

[@jesuszamora6949]

+alexkid1 Not sure where you're from, but a similar thing happened here in the US. For a time, even deep into the 32 bit era, many would refer to playing video games as "Playing Nintendo," regardless of what you played on. I think I only stopped hearing the term in the early years of the PS2.

[@jesuszamora6949]

+randomguy8196 There is that.

[@SuperZombiepimp]

+Jesus Zamora well when I talk about my ps4 I always say Playstation and everyone knows what I mean I do the same thing with the xb1

[@jackmcslay]

I think they didn't call playstation "sony" because sony already had a ton of other products

[@robertbarrett7238]

Alex Kidd in Miracle World is one of my favorite games from my childhood. So glad to see you try it out.

[@biscoito1r]

The Master System had the pause bottom on the console.

[@Meteorite_Shower]

Yes, plus it's how you access all the items you pick up and buy in Alex Kidd so eventually they would've been hitting their heads against a brick wall trying to work out how to progress.

[@AGrayPhantom]

ಠ_ಠ

[@damightybenstein]

"You just have to get off your ass to push the pause button."

[@bgrm714]

Agreed

[@biscoito1r]

***** Typo + wrong auto-correct - proofread = good laughs :P

[@XecuteArmagedon]

I know you guys dont play much Master System, not on video at least, so I'm happy you chose on of my favorites for the system! :) Brings back a lot of memories

[@NegoClau]

This game is as much as a timeless classic as Super Mario Bros... At least here in Brazil...

[@Rambo-lv9hu]

& in New Zealand

[@NegoClau]

Ole Dandy Furry Trash and the Master System... Bot not the original ones, just some emulated bullshit...

[@grizzlywhisker]

weird.

[@invaderzim1842]

Sorry bro the game is outdated

[@bloodandsilver3440]

+Turki Alamri all 8 bit games are outdated you idiot. Mario looks like a piece of shit. their still classic though

[@2thre3]

I had a Master System II after I had my Atari... It had this game built in and will forever be a part of my gaming life. The " Janken " sections are probably some the most memorable bits.

[@yotornadoyo]

R-TYPE for Master System please! It's an awesome port!

[@solutionxero]

ill play that on console and record it if you want, lol i have almost the full USA library

[@SlowSpyder]

My Master System had Hang On and Safari Hunt. Think that was the pack-in if you got the SMS with the light gun.

[@toastservant9542]

Hey Mike, you guys should play Spelunky, incase you haven't played it before. It has local co-op and it's a platformer.

[@stillfunky5476]

My cousin had a Sega Master System and I loved this game. You really need to hold on to your items until the right moment. The feeling when we finally beat it. Oh my - the nostalgia.

[@BennyTheAzn]

Can you guys please play Pocky & Rocky 2 for SNES? It's such a bizarre but really fun coop game that I think you guys will enjoy!!

[@DirectorHMAN]

Mike you need to beat this game, it's very enjoyable. The castle levels are the hardest

[@Renegade666]

the Master System was massive in the UK, and it was the built in game when you dont have a cartridge in

[@wiibrockster]

Renegade Yeah. The system is great

[@darkshade2k7]

Alex Kidd in Miracle World was the second game I EVER played, so good to see you both playing it :D

[@jubjub444]

Please play Crash Bandicoot on James and Mike!

[@knutove626]

Too new.

[@jubjub444]

1996 isn't too new

[@williamhoare6357]

+Knut Ove they play new games ALL THE TIME

[@jubjub444]

Bill Hoare yea and that

[@vidviewer23]

If you're going to start with the Sega Master System, honestly whether it is the best game or not, Alex Kidd in Miracle World is probably the best place to start with the system. Great system. Great game.

[@koopakingdom]

He's eating an onigiri.

[@The_Laser_Channel]

I remember my grandmother bought me a Master System II for Christmas out of a catalog....the magazine said "Master System with Alex Kidd Game INCLUDED"....it didn't say built-in. We looked in the box and couldn't find the cartridge....so rather than not having a game to play, my dad took me to the game store to buy a game. I remember going to play the game my dad bought me and I didn't insert it all the way and Alex Kidd came up. That is when we discovered that Alex Kidd was built into the system rather than being a cartridge....That would be awesome if other cartridge based systems did that....I'm surprised Sega didn't do that with Altered Beast or Sonic the Hedgehog on the Genesis

[@Liquidcadmus]

The master system was way superior to the NES, but like most people I only knew the NES. Nintendo was able to control most of the gaming industry at the time, which really affected the lifespan of the master system. but it was in fact a better console with much better graphics and sound.

[@FlaDechen]

I loved this game back in the day. Only finished it twice, though. I'm glad you guys played it.

[@arcticridge]

Woah, what's this Sega? anyone heard of Sega? it's not any Nintendo product I've ever heard of.

[@DaapDaap22]

I had a Master System when i was a kid OMG brings memories back now thanks for that man! !

[@Djoawd]

the image and commentary is not in sync sadly. it ruins the watching. Edit:: Oh only at the beginning it seems

[@possumverde]

It was in sync for me...might be something on your end.

[@Djoawd]

possumverde Only at the beginning. I edited

[@Samael1113]

the image and commentary were fine for me, the game audio was way out of sync though.

[@Pixelmusement]

There were many boot games built into various Master Systems. Mine had two games built-in: Safari Hunt and Hang On. Plus on every SMS you could put in a code during boot to get a little maze game.

[@knifetoucher]

Pretty sure he's munching on an onigiri. Google it.

[@GundamrussGaming]

Loved playing this game as a kid it was awesome :) brought back great memories watching this :)

[@segadatabase]

Here we go again..missing the obvious. How about USING THE ITEMS. Read the manual.*sigh*

[@J-Ball]

So glad you guys are doing SMS!

[@QualityApeMan]

The problem is that these guys are total Nintendo/Atari fanboys and are butthurt about how tough this game is. Don't get me wrong, I love the Cinemassacre crew and it's great watching them play games every week but they seem unreasonably harsh against Sega sometimes. They only just slowly starting to warm to the Mega Drive/Genesis with their Splatterhouse videos etc. Maybe if they had more Sega when they were younger they would see these games in a different light. I'd like to recommend to them that they play the Castlevania-clone "Master of Darkness" on the Master System as it's a cool creepy horror platformer based on the Dracula mythos, but I'm worried that they would just disregard it as not being as good as Castlevania (obviously it isn't as good as Castlevania, but it's still a great game!).

[@wiibrockster]

QualityApeMan Master of Darkness is Great but it's not Ages to well

[@FirstCitizenXIV]

They are definitely biased if that's what you mean. Sometimes for the worse sometimes for the better

[@Xegethra]

I like the graphics in this game, they comfort me. I was never any good at it, but I do remember it a lot.

[@Ed-sy6wd]

Nintendo guys, they just dont get it

[@23ofSeptember]

My friend Emil had the Sega Master System with Alex Kidd. I'd always play it when I came over to his house, but eventually I'd give the controller to him and watch him finish the game. He also had baseball, shoplifter, afterburner, and few other cool games.

[@pulseweld]

There was a hidden game in the master system, we used to play it all the time. It was called snail maze. Turn on your Sega Master System and wait for the instruction screen to appear. With controller 1, press up and hold buttons 1 and 2

[@RetroJaegerv2]

The gamesound is not synchron to the video til 3:45 And there is a pause button on the master system :P You can use it in this game to choose from different items you find in the game or buy at shops. edit: oh should wait a little :D

This is my childhood. I had this and Sonic for Master System. FYI if you brake that red octopus under the water the vase-thing he is on jumps you ahead in the game.

[@TheDeeplyCynical]

Doesn't jump you ahead, but takes you to a secret level where there is an extra life

Really? Well, my memory fools me. Thanks for the correction!

[@HHog]

Well, it lets you skip the rest of the water level, at least. :v Saves you having to get past another octopus.

HHog that's a good deal

[@endlesswanderer1753]

My best friend had a Sega and I had a Nintendo. I'd go over to his house after school and play Alex Kidd, Sonic, and Altered Beast. Good times.

[@hjortronsaft]

Wow, such memories! :D Alex Kidd in Miracle World was the built-in game in our Master System.

[@TuxxMovies]

My childhood. I remember that I was proudly good passing the forest stage with the motorbike. I don't know how. :D

[@AndreLink91]

I loved this game as kid. I still love it now!

[@solutionxero]

OH MY GOD SOMEONE GAVE THE MASTER SYSTEM SOME LOVE! im pretty close to the full US collection with some mega drive and euro games

[@MrLandale]

Mr Rolfe says: "I'm not familiar with this game". Alex Kidd in Miracle World is a real classic...

[@dgb921]

I had this as a kid. Brings back memories. If u press start you can use the ring. The pause button is on the system

[@Han_Onkel]

My parents bought me a master system sometimes in the late 80's, and it had Alex Kidd and a Duck Hunt clone on the console, can't for the love of me remember how you selected what you wanted to play, but there where to game. Even had a gun that came with the console. The console and around 30 games is still in there basement, tried it 2 years ago and it worked like a charm!

[@xyanide1986]

Incidentally that part where you fall from the sky out of the robot and into the water and just keep playing is some hardcore fucking programming for 1986.

[@icchan85]

I started playing videogames with this masterpiece. Thank you for nostalgy!

[@SolarisDreamweaverVT]

The thing that Alex is after is a Japanese snack called Onigiri (おにぎり) aka rice balls

[@SkrebMasters]

My parents bought us a Master System simply because the character was called Alex Kidd. And that's how I've been addicted to videogames ever since. I even have him tattooed on my hand so it looks like he's making a big fist. Also, BUY THE MOTORCYCLES AND ALL THE ITEMS! One of the items deploys a load of little Alex Kidds which is how you can beat the bull and the knight with ease.

[@kobi005]

OMG, best day ever, finally a game from my childhood!!! thanks James and Mike!

[@fivefinger100]

The food that the game character eats at the end of the level is called onigiri, a riceball filled with stuff.

[@stewartfennell8926]

When you press pause, your meant to select the ring (when you have it) and this gives you the ability to shoot. One of my favorite games as a kid, i could get to the last level but never finish it.

[@Zikar]

One of my favourite childhood games, knew all the secrets and could get to the final boss, but never managed to quite beat him.

[@TheEyez187]

The game's opening music so memorable, transported me back to '87! Awesome game, not sure if I ever managed to complete it though? Just remembered the Rock/Paper/Scissor head dudes!!! lol!!!

[@funkyfrank1980]

in Britain, Alex Kidd was built in to master system 1 and 2, and later versions of the master system 2 had sonic built in ( I think).

[@DirectorHMAN]

Sonic also came on sms3 I think. My sms2 had Alex Kidd

[@JamesDavy2009]

All through the '90s I played that game to death and every right choice you make against the Janken Henchmen (as well as Janken the Great) has been ingrained into my memory as well as the code for the very last room. If the Nerd reviewed this game, he'd be pissed because it has bats as well as enemies and projectiles moving in sine waves-two of his pet peeves.

[@Schimnesthai]

I love that game, i died at the end and i didn't know how to continue, thanks for that.

[@taha6939]

Omg. Thanks for playing this. İ was playing it when i was 5-6. But i have a Sega master system 2 and i am playing this now too. İ love these games. :)

[@zedeighty]

Nice to see you guys cover a game that was a huge part of my childhood. It was built into my SMS II, which came with Sonic the Hedgehog as an additional cartridge game. Here in the UK the Master System dominated the NES (at least amongst my friends). Also, just to say, the buttons are swapped around in the version we got (with Alex eating a hamburger in between levels) Do more SMS games please!

[@adamf1980]

4:50 Punch the octopus until it disappears and you can warp by swimming down on the chest.

[@MrJNtheman]

FINALLY SOME 8-BIT SEGA LOVE!!

[@Everstar08]

Brings back so many memories! Thanks, Guys ;)

[@Heiach]

How come the game sounds are completely incorrect with what's on screen?

[@lazyKong64]

Interesting, i've always wanted to experience Alex Kidd. And this helped. Thanks Cinnemassacre!

[@Neaveso1]

My MS had Hang On & Safari Hunt (same as Duck Hunt) built in as mine also came with the Light Phaser. There was also a secret game called Snail Maze. You access it by having no cartridge in & then pressing Up on D Pad and both button together when the Sega Master System logo appear when you turn it on. Don't know if yours does? Ive still got mine now. I can only get to the Jungle level on Alex Kidd. This game is so hard!

[@Melficeomega]

if you kill one of the octopus, there is a secret entrance in one of those pots, which will lead you to a further stage. The box with the interogation mark is a box wich contains mini alex kidds which will pop out and ran into the enemy who are in the way, use it with the blue enemy at the end of the jungle phase to make it a lot easier. However, in the castles you need to search a stone tablet to get a code for the final stage and get the crown whitout those damn ghost popping out.... I beat Alex kidd 25 years ago and find it a very great game. I was 7 years old or so...

[@MattSid86]

I'm doubtful about how can a 7 years old kid can beat this. I have tried it around that age and I was far away from the last level. How it's supposed a kid - that doesn't speak english - to manage it? and what about knowing the meaning of the stones without any external information? and all this without the continue mode!

[@fuinharlz]

Not hard. I was arround that age when I got my master system with alex kid in memory, and I bet it. But, I had the help of a magazine on my country that had game guides (much like nintendo power, but they were focused on all games console instead of just nintendo). Alex Kid is not a HARD game, just takes patience and perseverance :P

[@Ron_Zone]

If you punch the octopuses tentacle, you could find a warp in the bottle...

[@Strudel288]

I had the one on Genesis as a kid and I loved growing up with that one! Still a great game

[@mr_camouflage9793]

I just noticed they finally got 2 mill subs congrats your Chanel is great

[@snakestaffmagic4499]

This game was my childhood. It's interesting to watch you play!

[@facethestrange15yearsago81]

Ahh, ya missed the secret room. You punch the octopus leg off and go in the basket.