The Games We Played in 2019 - New Favorites and Rediscovered Classics / MY LIFE IN GAMING

[@buggs9950]

Yeah I concede that Donkey Kong Country on the SNES wasn't all about the graphics. It was about a barrel. Then a barrel and a wasp. Then a barrel that moves, and a wasp. And then, wait for it, a barrel and two wasps, two wasps that move! Ooh the inventiveness, the variety, the sheer ingenuity of it all... I was a kid when they came out and I loved them. But even then I knew that Yoshi's Island had more to it than all three put together.

[@AnyDudeUSA]

"It's not a big deal...YES! YES!"

[@palmax256]

One of the channels with the best productions on all over KZbin, your work is really appreciated! Greetings from Chile and happy new year!

[@chadlyon4119]

Ditto. You guys are the best!!!

[@marcianoacuerda]

Que onda compatriota!. Feliz año nuevo XD

[@palmax256]

@@marcianoacuerda jajaja, wena! El guatón rucio sabe Caleta con el pelao qlo ese, son bakanes 😹

[@Nukle0n]

32:36 Not sure what you mean here, the Z80 processor on the Genesis isn't the main CPU, it mostly is in charge of controlling the audio hardware and other things, the main CPU is a Motorola 68000. Great video though, looking forward to more MLIG in 2020 and hopefully beyond, as long as you guys want to keep going.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Coury] You're totally right, don't know what I was thinking. It was an adlib moment and I didn't even catch it.

[@retrosoul8770]

You know what, I just subscribed (should have awhile ago) because you guys simply have great taste in games. An impartial retro taste (Gen/MD shooters ftw!) while also enjoying new stuff alongside, the way it should be. Thank you for the amazing content.

[@thedragpo7849]

Somewhere on the intergalactic space arcade, Mark is smiling knowing that Coury has played the amazing Truxton.

[@noaharce6921]

Ahhh Mark . . . I miss his reviews. Too bad he quit and his channel is now on a downward spiral.

[@BorislavVeselinov]

@@noaharce6921 i agree...

[@Abel-Alvarez]

Lol but has Coury and Tryce played on the VECTREX? 🤔

[@Abel-Alvarez]

And will they encounter on a neverending mission to review EVERYTHING??? 🧐🤔🤨

[@octoroktwinkie9271]

Noah Arce He now reviews comics. If you enjoy 80's comics you might like what he is doing now.

[@CoffeeCupCarlos]

Let’s play games and have an awesome 2020. Thanks for the content you guys provide. You guys are awesome.

[@Slashf.]

Horizon Chase is a Top Gear modernized. This game os huge here in Brazil

[@Daniel-it1dp]

Great job as always fellas 👍 I’m looking forward to your 2020 content

[@ddarko08]

First YT vid of the new decade for me, and well worth it. Thanks for the great work you do, guys. Here’s to a promising 2020...Happy New Year!

[@letslootlife155]

One of my favorite channels. Your videos have gotten better and better. Heck you just did an entertaining and informative “list” video 👍🏼

[@captainnintendo]

New video from My Life in Gaming! Great way to wrap up the year! :)

[@Transientimage]

I love these videos. I had no idea the backloggery existed. Def gonna tune in now!

[@Ema-ic1zl]

Ape Escape STILL rules! The controls, the wacky story, the world maps and time concept, the microgames, the inventions gadgets, the polygons! Jaja and "the" músic of Soichi Terada! Again.. this games STILL rules. Thank you for mentioning! Exelent new year guys! Grettings from Argentina

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Heck yeah! The music took a while to grow on me, but I really like it now too. It's so different from what you hear in a platformer of that era normally, so I wasn't sure what to think of it at first, but it really has a great energy to it. I think it was the first time the composer did a video game.

[@Ema-ic1zl]

@@mylifeingaming The OST of Ape Escape has similar wibes with his álbum called Sumo Jungle GRANDEUR in my opinion. It was the 90s i think jajaj like the músic of Ridge Racer Type 4. But I love his house músic of the 80s scene. Always i hear it come to my mind the similarity with the work of Yuzo Koshiro of Street of Rage series. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGqmn4KIp7t3hdE

[@MultiCrustie]

Great video guys! Looking forward to next videos.🤙🏼

[@nerothos]

17:05 For me, on the other hand, Lumines was one of the only real-time puzzle games that ended up feeling intuitive to a point where I would be building those shapes in my mind whenever I was away from the game. Woof. I guess I need to check out Tetris Effect sooner rather than later.

[@albertogallegos5966]

Refreshing to watch you picks, I don't like half of those games, but better than watching the same games on other channels.

[@hekboogie1]

awesome video. great job guys!!

[@Real_Sgt_Tom]

You can download the episodes of Quantum Break now so it loads in faster during the game breaks...I thought it was cool innovative idea...something that's missing in gaming these days.

[@AccessDEANied]

your guys' list was the last one i was waiting for lol

[@nmuniz2]

**waits for the fire to start**

[@mindustrial]

8:10 THANK YOU! I so agree with this. Metroidvania games are everything and everywhere with Indy-designers and makes them really not that indy any more at all. I basically skip all of them as soon as I hear "it's an metroid-vania style game" because I really cannot get excited about another game like that.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Yeah I mean, I get it, everyone wants to make their own tribute to Super Metroid, and good on them. But there are sooo many. I can still enjoy them, but sometimes they just make me feel like playing Super Metroid instead.

[@quiet451]

Great stuff as always guys! Also, surprised that you don't like Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze that much. It's great and on the level with the originals imo.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] I like Tropical Freeze's aesthetics, but I just cannot enjoy the mechanics in the Retro Studios DKC games. They are so totally different from the SNES games, which played a big part in formulating my concept of what perfect platforming is. I'm usually open to differences in series, but that's just one case where I cannot adapt to how wrong it feels to me.

[@dcsoda1]

Mario maker 1 was much the same as this one. Glad you didn’t miss out on this one! The Link dlc looks very exciting as well

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Since it's cheap, I did pick it up just for collection purposes. The bit I recorded from it is definitely not as snappy browsing and playing levels as the new one.

[@sxcrux]

I had the same experience with into the spiderverse what a great movie. Happy new year!

[@stickfigure0112]

Great vid... keep up the good work guys

[@DadLadsGaming]

Brilliant...love these. Happy New Year.

[@markwebster4996]

I’m surprised for the cool reception to the Wii/U era DK games. Widely regarded as top tier platformers. Very different than the SNES games but very polished.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Normally I'm pretty open to series changing how they play, but my expectations totally ruined DKCR for me and it's hard for me to see past that. They do not play like what I expected, and I just cannot feel at home with the way the control.

[@unitedfools3493]

Good stuff guys, love the videos and keep it up!

[@B33FY2011]

There is some great games in this video. I really love Bloodstained Ritual of the Night and Horizon Chase Turbo. I've only recently bought Bloodstained Ritual of the Night and haven't finished it yet. But anyone that hasn't yet played it and love Castlevania then this game is for you. I got Horizon Chase Turbo free on PS+ and had it not been free I don't think I would've ever bought it. I'm glad it was free because I would've never played it otherwise just I'll definitely be keeping an eye on what Aquiris do next.

[@Loic-57]

Excellent vidéo !!!

[@rabiroden]

Ape Escape is my favorite PS1 game. Great soundtrack by Soichi Terada. AE2 kinda just feels like a retread of the original, but it's still a fine game in its own right. AE3 is much more inventive and it's pretty great.

[@kooky216]

Yooka-Laylee is free right now on the Epic store.

[@computergeek1507]

Is it possible to get a list of all the games in the video description

[@lemoi08]

I love this channel

[@alexdelareta]

Fist of the Northstar was the best game from 2018. Period.

[@pendragnx]

I thought Quantum Break was fantastic.. just finished it a while ago, myself I should definitely check out Tetris Effect as well.. sounds like it would be right up my alley

[@JasonValentineFL]

Dust definitely suffers from a bit of amateur pillow shading. But certainly impressive coming from mostly just one person.

[@bruceg22000]

I just want to be able to play all my ps4 and xbox one games on next generation systems at higher resolutions w/unlocked frame rates. This will more than likely be possible on xbox series x, based on Microsoft's strong emulation history. I'm more dubious with ps5, as Sony isn't as skilled on the emulation front and doesn't care as much about backwards compatibility.

[@genisug22]

With my vote you become 1k

[@TheMr77469]

Music at 43:27?

[@VanArtic]

Ape Escape's PSP remake has remastered music, but the control scheme and engine were totally butchered...

[@Poever]

Was the music remastered due to rights issues with the composer or Jarsac?

[@LinkinMark1994]

Not to mention the voice acting.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] The music is certainly unique, in the original version at least. Not what you'd expect to hear in a platformer from the era. At first I didn't care for the music too much but listening to it again to make the video, I do like it in a lot of ways.

[@ecco222]

you forgot to mention shenmue

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] We didn't forget, we didn't play it. We got it, but still need to play the first two.

[@aeugnewtype]

I can't even take you guys' opinions on games anymore, and I can't finish watching this video after shitting on Quantum Break and praising Death Stranding. No thanks, homies.

[@XenonBlu]

Games list because it's absent from the description: 1. Yooka-Laylee 2. Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair 3. Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night 4. Dust: an Elysian Tale 5. Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise 6. Resident Evil 7 (PSVR) 7. Spider Man (PS4) 8. Tetris Effect 9. Quantum Break 10. Death Stranding 11. Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice 12. Dragon Quest XI (PS4 and Switch Exclusive 2D mode) 13. River City Girls 14. Xenon Crisis 15. Truxton 16. H*ckfire 17. Thunder Force III 18. Silpheed 19. Ape Escape 20. Ninja Gaiden 3 21. Horizon Chase Turbo 22. Gigantic Army 23. Devil Engine 24. The Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warrriors 25. Super Mario Maker 2 26. Yoshi's Crafted World 28. Astral Chain 27. The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Switch Remake) 28. Resident Evil 2 Remake

[@TheGameStampede]

Wow No Gundam Versus and Call of Duty!

[@petwisk2012]

Horizon Chase Turbo Wants to play more like Top Gear that IS extremely famous on the devs Country (Brazil) It even has the Same composer from the Top Gear series

[@titanium_rocket1505]

58:20 “And the return of the very much overdue RGB 200 Series” I can rest easy now!

[@teneesh3376]

I'm still waiting for getting the best image quality outnof the original xbox. My personal second favourite console

[@harrisontashjian752]

Still waiting for the Dreamcast and pc engine

[@titanium_rocket1505]

@@harrisontashjian752 Me too

[@Snow-rf8es]

We want to see more of you next year. And the year after that. And every year.

[@TroutButter]

I saw that this video was almost an hour long and figured I'd watch it in 2 or so parts. But as usual with MLiG videos, I ended up easily watching the whole thing in one go.

[@bonesjackson81]

Ninja Saviors is how reboots of great games should be done. Love seeing games I wasn't gonna pay for be redone in such a great way. And it came with a manual, in 2019! Splatterhouse reboots next please!

[@Cephichan]

Always love watching your end of year wrap-ups :3

[@Shadowbann3d]

RGB 200 Series: Dreamcast Episode?!! ....Now that’s what I’m talking about! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

[@iRknewb]

I've had ape escape since I was a kid when me and my brother got a playstation for Christmas and I 1000% agree about everything you said about it. It is an amazing game! P.S. thinking about getting ape escape as has made me realize how much I miss just getting a random game as a kid with no expectations. Like I have no idea why my parents got me ape escape but I am certainly glad they did. P.S.S the space mini game is a fantastic twin stick shot that me and my family put a lot of time into

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Those mini games were great! They really nailed it with everything they did in that game!

[@BrothaKyo]

10:40 - funny enough, that "early 90s feeling" might be from the fact he did the animation work for Jazz Jackrabbit 2 :D

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Oh yeah, I remember reading that but forgot until now. Very much could be an intentional nostalgic style for sure.

[@Loreli640]

DUDE DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS AND TROPICAL FREEZE ARE MASTERPIECES!

[@Ristyo1992]

Yeah... That's were I lost interest in that guy's opinion

[@sonicmario64]

It's called an opinion, which he's allowed to have, and I'll admit that I didn't quite get into "Donkey Kong Country Returns" myself due to the fact that the Tiki villains featured in the game were just not as appealing as the Kremlings from the original games, though the Snowmads came pretty close to being suitable replacements for the Kremlings.

[@Gladson]

Good games for today's standards, bit not even close as good as the SNES trilogy.

[@retrosoul8770]

To be fair, he never said they were mediocre or bad, just that they were different in design from the Snes games...which is true. They're both fantastic in their own style

[@Krystalmyth]

That guy is awful. His comments on Bloodstained made me facepalm. No offense but that game is garbage. To compare it to SOTN, just ugh.

[@mjc0961]

Ape Escape is so good. It's a shame how the series has floundered. I think the last thing we got was am awful on-rails PS Move entry for PS3.

[@EposVox]

This makes it clear I need to play a LOT more games in 2020

[@Goreratten]

And did you ?

[@cassiusnolan2851]

i know im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account? I somehow forgot my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.

[@greyabram1183]

@Cassius Nolan instablaster :)

[@cassiusnolan2851]

@Grey Abram Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out atm. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.

[@cassiusnolan2851]

@Grey Abram It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thank you so much, you saved my account :D

[@viniciusgomes5147]

I also played Dusk this year (PC version). Such a great game, amazing visuals and soundtrack.

[@hadesthegod9181]

You two have such an authentic appreciation for gaming as an art form. Two of the coolest guys in the community - lots of respect and love for you guys. Regards!

[@Microwave414]

Honestly the genesis mini, I don't really hear the audio delay. I mean I'm sure its there and if I really payed attention I'd likely see/hear it but its not blatant like their genesis collection on the PS4, xbone and PC.

[@Microwave414]

Alright let me update on that, after adding/modding xeno crisis to my genesis mini AND having a real copy of the game to play on my very real genesis not-so-mini model 2 I can hear the slight delay in the mini but only in the options menu and I'm pretty sure that has to do with the emulator than the hardware itself. I find running the other genesis emulator that you can access via project lunar 1.0.5 seems to get rid of any issues with the audio delay... though you do loose the cool in-game UI that M2 created for just retroarch, which I don't hate retroarch but feels out of place on the mini.

[@michaelb2westgaedu]

Love seeing support for Dust. I played it last year as well and was shocked I hadn't heard more about it. I also played Quantum Break a couple of months back and really liked it, too.

[@MetalRufflez]

Does anyone have a link of the archived livestream of Try playing Ape Escape? I've tried searching their channel to no avail

[@seanblah12]

PSA - Yooka Laylee and the Impossible Lair is free on Epic at the minute.

[@rudeboyspodcast]

Xeno Crisis is on Steam and Switch and more people NEED to play it. The soundtrack is absolutely amazing, too.

[@esafesa]

I'm looking forward for the Analogue Pocket this year!

[@waynehickman8317]

Gigantic Army looked quite interesting to me, so I go to check Steam to pop a few quid on it, turns out it's been in my Steam library for five years... does anyone else have a Steam backlog of 1500 odd games?? lol

[@WebstersYouTube]

Glad to see Yooka-Laylee getting some love. I actually cheered at "Give me Arkham Asylum, not Arkham City!" Asylum was such a tight, curated, and amazing experience. In broadening its scope, City lost a lot of the magic and focus. Spider-Man was great. The more I hear about Death Stranding, the more I'm glad I skipped it. Oh man, Dragon Quest XI! I've bought it, I just haven't started it yet. Need to buy River City Girls. It looks fantastic! Ninja Saviours is interesting but I need a price drop before I bite. Me and my kids have had a ton of fun with Super Mario Maker 2! The story mode provided a lot of high quality first party levels. The user made levels have been surprisingly innovative! The Resident Evil 2 reimagining was fantastic! Very strong personal game of the year candidate!

[@duffman18]

You should give Death Stranding a go. Have an open mind about it. When so many games these days are just the same tired concepts, when something like this invents an entirely new genre as Death Stranding is, it shouldn't be disregarded. Or maybe you just wanna play only the new Call of Duty or whatever. But watch Super Bunnyhop's video about the game: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWmZnqCsj7dgqas It makes the very act of walking and hiking into an incredibly deep and complex experience and you get so much out of it. In a way you could compare it to Mario 64, where Miyamoto and the team spent a huge amount of time simply developing the controls before they ever began designing levels, because they wanted to make the simple act of running and jumping into a hugely rewarding experience. And Death Stranding is much the same. Even if you never want to play it, watch that video on it by Super Bunnyhop to help you understand why so many people love it and think it's groundbreaking. It's one of those games that for many changes the way they think about game design at a fundamental level, like something like LISA also did

[@sirekumasutra7022]

Here's my top 10 Games I beat this year that I played. 10 Hey Pikmin 9 Kirby Planet Robobot 8 Yooka Laylee 7 Kid Icarus Uprising 6 Psychonauts 5 Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow 4 Hollow Knight 3 Axiom Verge 2 Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 1 Bloodstained ROTN Cheers and Happy NYE guys!

[@MegaKirbySuperstar]

I see Hollow Knight and Planet Robobot. Niiice

[@davel231]

Wow, the endong on that video... Oof. Did not turn out the way you expected AT ALL.

[@condor.67]

Another excellent gaming channel with great amounts of quality information and quite well polished content.

[@mumfnah]

Back in the 90s, Hellfire was probably my favourite shoot em up on my Megadrive. Excellent game. On the arcades, I spent a lot of time and coins on Forgotten Worlds and SideArms arcades. 2019 really was a good year for Megadrive fans

[@luckduck5031]

I've been watching this video since last decade

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Ha!

[@kaio0777]

man thanks for your opinion on dusk I was on the fence about it but now totally getting cause I love vanillaware games and this right up my alley P.S. I really want a collection of those game for switch Muramasa DB is the greatest game of all time

[@KoolKojoS]

I play through ape escape once every 5 years. Was just thinking about it, as soon as i heard that song I was brought back. Nice pick!

[@Omn1Slash]

I have never played a Fist of the North Star game since I believe the NES... and I think you just sold me on it.

[@Bizargh]

I did hear from Ryu ga Gotoku / Yakuza fan regulars such as Jimmyqballs & Devilleon7 that if 100% completion is your thing, there could be a trap or two in "the grind" that could sabotage the endeavour (I suspect that they may still be within the game). But if that doesn't prove a concern, there's a lot to love about Hokuto ga Gotoku (Like a North Star) / Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise. It can best be described as a "Ryu ga Gotoku (Like a Dragon) / Yakuza spin-off, but instead of spinning off into the samurai eras, they chose to do some Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) crossing over" (Infact, the game's reveal probably provides all the context you could need, even if you can't understand Japanese: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4HKioyFhMqBrMU, with this fan-translated trailer containing a bit more: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmiwoop7ZrCCgbs). I've still yet to fetch a PlayStation 4 to play my copy or see a PC port to Steam beforehand, but from what I've spectated or listened to (I'm so sad no official soundtrack has been released, as 'Receive You ~North Star~' is a hell of a theme and the final boss theme may well be among the greatest ones I've heard in the last few years), it's got a right good time to offer! The international Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise release does come with violence uncensored (I think you can still re-enable the original's reduced blood particles & blackened bodies, which actually unsettles me more in a "You killed that bad guy so thoroughly, you erased their very biological identity" way) along with an English dub or the "You Are Already Dead" option and it was received positively, but if the homeland voice acting or the "Omae Wa Mou Shindeiru" option takes your fancy, the cast largely if not entirely consists of Ryu ga Gotoku / Yakuza voice actors in perhaps a "Spot which Ryu ga Gotoku character is playing this Hokuto ga Gotoku character" and it is a treat to hear the results (It may still even be possible to fetch the Kazuma Kiryu bonus/DLC character model for the game, but I'm not entirely sure).

[@duhmez]

I beat all 3 NInja Gaiden back in the day, all rented, original nes with no cheats and no guides, just me and my endurance. Also did it with Goonies 2, Karnov, Megaman 2. Al no guides ans d usually no instrucitons and no cheats for anything.

[@SmileRYO]

Shame Devil Engine's devs are currently getting screwed over by their publisher.

[@crimson-foxtwitch2581]

It’s only a matter of time before they outlast Dangen and Dangen’s sunken reputation turns into completely sunken money: that’s when things go to court.

[@dookie_12]

Can’t wait for the return of RGB 200 series!

[@Gladson]

It is very wrong to compare Horizon Chase Turbo to Out Run. If ou expect to find something similar to the Sega game, you won't find. The valid comparison here is Top Gear for the SNES. I guess it's not very famous in the US but it absolutely loved in Brazil, where Horizon Chase Turbo was developed, that's why it was heavily inspired by Kemco's classic game. They even brought the same composer for the OSat, that's why the music feels very nostalgic for those who played Top Gear a lot.

[@nensondubois]

hey, thanks for the lighthearted love you guys spread to the world. The world needs more people like you! Thanks for spending the time to remind the world that it is a positive place!

[@Krystalmyth]

I couldn't disagree more with Bloodstained. This hollow game has no style. No personality. Bland main character. Really hokey combat and unbalanced enemies. Curse of the Moon was a tighter experience, and that you could compare it to SOTN puts your entire credibility at risk. Which already was in question with your comment on DK earlier.

[@duhmez]

DKC Tropical Freeze is the BEST DKC game. FACT!! Anyone who disagrees is a terrorist.

[@Tb0n3]

My thoughts on Dust was that it was good, but the art strayed way too far into DeviantArt furry territory.

[@peterkeleher]

i was about to say this... i have no animosity towards furries but this is a furry game lol

[@LinkinMark1994]

For real it looks like the character artist was BIG fan of Neopets

[@nerothos]

Thanks a lot for this video topic, by the way. As someone who isn't particularly concerned with the latest and greatest releases considering how many older quality games I haven't played, lists like these make a LOT more sense.

[@piolless]

RGB 200 !!!!! YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I HAVE BEEN WAITING TOO LONG FOR THIS!

[@SotNist]

It's really too bad that Bloodstained's launch period was tainted by trying to release on underpowered, last gen mobile hardware. They never should have bothered.

[@titanium_rocket1505]

Like I really don’t get it; why would they release the game in that state if it wasn’t even going to run well? If it can’t run on the switch in it’s current state, either make a special build of the game specifically for the switch and delay it or just don’t release it on switch at all

[@37000]

Never imagine you guys claim the RE2 2019 is better thatn the original.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] I'm not as much of a die-hard of the original version as most fans seem to be. Don't get me wrong, I love the original version too, but for me it's always been in RE1's shadow. I love both the fixed camera and fully 3D RE gameplay styles pretty equally, and the new version in my opinion makes a good design even closer to its intended horror feel.

[@37000]

@@mylifeingaming I understand for me is imposible to feel the same vibe a fixed camera and tank controls vs OTS give me, not that one is better than other but different.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] That's the best way to put it for sure, they're just different, although I do think in most ways I prefer the new one (still not totally used to new Claire though). Sometimes I feel like I come across as if I don't like the original, just because it's not as close to the top for me as it seems to be for most series fans, but I also own a stupid number of redundant copies of it so I do still like it a lot ha.

[@THNF89]

I love Ape Escape your review of it made my day

[@Horos_de_Vega]

Fantastic review of your 2019! So unique. That is why we love you guys.

[@skins4thewin]

I might be crazy or have bad taste, but I actually bought Ape Escape the very day it came out way back in the day for the PS1 just off the hype alone, and I honestly couldn't get into it. Perhaps I should try it again today to see if I like it now, but I just didn't like it for some reason back then. Perhaps I was expecting something more like Mario 64 which I was INFATUATED with back then. It was the ONE thing my PS1 didn't have that I wanted SO badly! I did eventually buy an N64 just for Mario 64, and to be honest it's the ONLY game even worth playing on the N64 imo. It's the only game I ever play on my N64 and probably the only one I will ever play, and yes, I have played most of the N64 library at some point. The library of games for it just isn't very good in general.

[@DavetheNESGuy]

I love these videos. Thanks for all the hard work guys! Happy New Year.

[@skins4thewin]

Lol I am honestly SO excited to play thru the Resident Evil 2 Remake, but am waiting til I get my new Samsung 4KTV set up to do so. Just got myself a PS4 Pro as well to enjoy the new 4K experience. The original had one of the most frightening experiences I've ever had in a game, and that was the long quiet hallway where the mutant Dogs jump thru the windows at you. It scared the HELL out of me the first time I played thru the game back in the day!

[@DoubleTime53]

As an avid Horizon Chase Turbo fan, it's actually more similar to the SNES game Top Gear and not Outrun. Heck, Aquiris even brought back the OST composer of Top Gear, Barry Leitch, to do the OST for Horizon Chase Turbo. It even features a reprise of one of the themes from Top Gear!

[@skins4thewin]

SO.... I dunno if you can talk about it here, but I would VERY much like to know how you got Pier Solar to be playable from a single CD file.... I have not found such a thing online myself bout would LOVE to have that. And yes, I actually own the original Cartridge release of the game. Paid a pretty penny for it too.

[@mangaas]

Oh damn, you reminded me of Mark and CGR... whatever happened to that? I still remember his intro music.

[@Thwap23]

I'm 100% with you with the open-world fatigue, I much prefer something along the lines of older Metal Gear Solid's, Legend of Zelda's, From Software games, etc. that feel like they are an open environment to explore but have a more focused sense of progression and more handcrafted encounters.

[@overkill1473]

River City Girls and Resident Evil 2 HD were the biggest disappointments last year. However XenoCrisis and Ninja Warriors Once Again really delivered. And thats where my money went.

[@goukigod]

Quality content as always guys! My favourite in 2019 would either be The ninja saviors, or possibly RE2. Roll on RE3 this year!

[@corsegerspwnd]

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[@LeoA2600]

Horizon Chase isn't like Outrun, it's inspired by Top Gear for the Super Nintendo (The greatest sprite scaling racing game outside of arcades).

[@symmetrie_bruch]

yeah the resi remakes were ok in my opinion though gameplay seemed very outdated and cumbersome athmospherically and graphically theyé a feast for the eyes and ears though. back then we didn´t know better and stomached it´s rather idiosynchratic design choices. that weren´t really out of complete artistic freedom back in the day but rather because of time and monetary constraints. the real modern resident evil is evil witrhin imo no modern resident evil comes close shinji mikami just never disappoints but i do seem to be pretty much alone with that opinion.