Jim Power: The Lost Dimension In 3D (SNES) Longplay - No Damage No Bomb

00:00 - Title Screen
00:18 - Part I (Forgotten Path)
05:08 - Flying Shellfish
06:12 - Part II (Guardian's Castle)
13:13 - Part III (Never Ending Cavern)
17:05 - Doom's Destroyer
18:36 - Part IV (Mutant's Forest)
23:37 - Scarlet Skull
24:39 - Part V (Time Tower)
27:06 - Part VI (Dark Corridor)
30:56 - Metal Roadster
32:01 - Part VII (The Final Way)
37:53 - The Guardian
39:05 - Ending/Credits

[@FuzzyMcNutz]

This is definitely the hardest run on my list so far! This game had an arcade origin, and as such was full of rude traps to separate you from your quarters. Chapters/timestamps are in the video description. These videos require a lot of time and effort to make! If you'd be willing to see similar content in the future, please consider subscribing!

[@Bandrik]

Holy crap. I had this game as a kid and found it to be freaking impossible and incredibly frustrating. And you, you made it look easy! Tons of practice and memorization involved, and it shows. Well done! This was an absolute treat to watch!

[@FuzzyMcNutz]

I had it as a kid as well (And later on steam) And just never let it go. I'm not sure why; it isn't very good. I think I just always loved the super tough titles when I was young. You're right, though. While 'practice and memorization' are the key to so many retro action-y titles, it really shows here.

[@Bandrik]

@@FuzzyMcNutz I think there's just something charming about this game. The art style is fascinating and the music is superb. By the way, I appreciate your profile pic from one of the Super Mario World "beat the castle" cutscenes, haha. Memory lane

[@FuzzyMcNutz]

@@Bandrik I really was letting my own video play in the background just now to hear the audio. Btw, I'm recording content for the first time in over a year and uploading more very soon. I've been playing these retro games so much more heavily over the last year and a half without recording anything, so I'm now super practiced on a bunch more titles! This pic is my favorite for sure! Glad you appreciated it. I only spent like 5 mins pondering what I wanted before I settled on this.

[@Bandrik]

@@FuzzyMcNutz Happy to hear it! And there's a lot of great retro and speedrunning communities out there if you wanted to get involved with others. And if just doing your own thing is more your style, that's cool too! Happy gaming!

[@Bandrik]

@@FuzzyMcNutz oh! And I'll subscribe to remind myself to check back and see what new recordings you make!

[@5speedfatty]

the bass line in this is VERY Clear. I get that people talk about the Genesis having great sound alot (i personally love it) but over the Studio Speakers this is WAY more clear.

[@celebrategout1008]

the music is so good lol. especially the first level. especially the bass

[@FuzzyMcNutz]

I don't know why I can love such an awful game so much.

[@rodrigovera7915]

Intro stage reminds me of Ranma 1/2 song where it's like a bit sad Also this game has some very fluid feel to it. I'm not sure if it's 60 fps because of yt or if it's like that by itself

[@yadigzz]

Worst thing about this game was the weakness of Jim’s gun and how fast the enemies move. I consider this the hardest game for me to play.

[@oleopathic]

Agree.

[@oleopathic]

This game is torturous.

[@oleopathic]

Yep. Developer was French as such they struggled to translate the ending text. This is why the text reads awkwardly.

[@celebrategout1008]

that ending was terrible..."jim is leaving the virtual world and going to his vacation island" lol

[@FuzzyMcNutz]

Slightly disappointing ending, considering what they put you through to get there.

[@oleopathic]

Yep. Developer was French as such they struggled to translate the ending text. This is why the text reads awkwardly.