Toy Story - Sega Genesis Review

[@gorfelbt]

You don't wanna be in the way when my laser goes off.

[@Matt-Rat]

Hey, a laser. How come you don't have a laser, Woody?

[@Radman1889]

​@Matt-Rat It's not a Laser! It's a little light bulb that blinks!

[@NoThankYouLauren]

Take that!

[@timmydustin9830]

Never got past that part

[@VenusHeadTrap2]

Here it comes!

[@eliadefilho]

This is better than most 32x games and could easily pass as a 3DO or Jaguar game. One of the most impressive visually on the old sega genesis.

[@ALM1GHTY.PEANUT]

Agreed on 3DO for sure, but jaguar games couldn't pass as jaguar games so this was a cakewalk for jag. 😅

[@PhilipMarcYT]

The developer of this game made a KZbin channel and explained how they achieved the impossible on Genesis. Also, he made a Director's Cut for Sonic 3D Blast.

[@themeangene]

A game journalist literally tried to cancel him because 2-3 former employees complained that he was too demanding. It was later revealed the journalist just didn't like that he's religious..we almost lost a living legend because of activists once again

[@DarDarBinks1986]

Traveller's Tales and Psygnosis understood the assignment. This game is an example of a movie-based game done right.

[@VBrancoPT]

Jon Burton, one of the guys that worked on this game, has a KZbin channel where he talks about coding and such. How this and other games were actually made and capable of adding so much stuff. He also worked on Mickey Mania and a couple of Sonic games. Travellers Tales, name of the company.

[@Leynx-Et-Fenrir]

Legendary!

[@datassetteuser356]

Highly recommended channel, that one. Too bad he has not delivered more insights in a while, but his Toy Stoy one really showed the kind of work he did. And he explains it pretty well,too.

[@VBrancoPT]

@@datassetteuser356 Fun fact: this Toy Story game was going to be Mickey Mania 2. In one of his videos, he mentions it and the reasons why it got cancelled. In fact, he even has a "prototype" of what the first level was going to be. Interesting stuff. He has lots of prototypes of other games he worked on. Another reason to check out both his channels.

[@themeangene]

I'm still mad that Game journalists (activists) tried to cancel him. They found 2-3 employees who said that he "overworked them." Then it came out that the journalist intentionally targeted him because he's a religious guy that put Christian Easter eggs in his games. His channel is brilliant and it almost got derailed by activists

[@kcadventures1454]

​@@themeangene The absolute worst! Didn't they try to do the same to the creator of earthworm Jim?

[@shermanikk]

One of the coolest things about this game is that the main menu usic is actually a ported Amiga MOD player, it doesn't use ANY FM synth at all! IT uses 100% of the CPU to play multichannel PCM audio.

[@ChaosBuckaroo]

The only experience I had with the Genesis until 2021 was Toy Story and Sonic 1 on the Genesis in the waiting room at my childhood orthodontist’s office.

[@joshhamester]

Back in the 90s we had this game and man it was so hard but one summer my oldest sister beat this game like a speedrunning pro and then never played a video game ever again after. I watched in pure amazement.

[@spderman123]

my dad did that he was so into it. he bought it for me just so he can hog up the sega lol

[@laurenced2916]

Got this game for my birthday back in 1995! I was 11 at the time. Still have this game and still play it occasionally.

[@anglo-saxonconnor817]

There is a doom level and a dog chasing level in this game. I saw it in the malls back then. This game have very impressive graphics back then that can made people forget ps1 and saturn were already released at the time. The game actually still look nice to this day. And glad to see the toy story franchise is still alive and kicking too even til now.

[@malcolmar]

From the moment I popped this game into my Genesis I knew it was something special. It's almost as if TT unlocked a hidden graphics processor in the Genesis. I still love this game today. BTW loved the awesome animations in your end credits. Keep up the great work.

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks and happy holidays.

[@mattpierce5009]

One of the few games I still have the cart for, super underrated by collectors. Jon Burton was the John Carmack of console development IMO. Seriously, anyone with an actual Genesis should get this game while it's still $10 or so.

[@supersexysega]

It sold extremely well when it came out. Then Majesco in the late 90's flooded the market with copies as well. It is destined to be a $10-20 game forever.

[@mattpierce5009]

@@supersexysegaInteresting context, didn't know about the Majesco thing. All the better for people who want good games and don't really care about collector status

[@mcgritty8842]

Collectors fuck everything up, so who cares if it’s underrated for them

[@mattpierce5009]

@@mcgritty8842 Nah, collectors are fine. At one point I managed to acquire about 1/2 the NES library, but I wasn't fucking anything up for anyone else. It was fun to collect, and fun to try out new-to-me games on real hardware. You're probably thinking of that rash of WATA-fueled investors calling themselves "collectors" that made for a few catchy headlines and Karl Jobst videos in recent years. Not the same thing. THOSE people can jam it in their 72-pin, but people just having fun are fine.

[@jordanhoughton1948]

I'm still amazed at the amount of gameplay modes they crammed into this game. I hope it gets a modern rerelease someday like Disney did with the Aladdin, Lion King and Jungle Book collection.

[@manicdrive85]

yes and castle of illusion, maybe qackshot I wish cold shadow was released on Genesis It was in Europe, would be cool to see these come as well

[@forcedfeedbackclassicgamer5499]

I specifically remember reading the GamePro review for this game back in the day and getting a chuckle out of its closing remarks being something along the lines of "Why bother with Clockwork Knight on Saturn when you have Toy Story on Genesis? Why?"

[@producedbypejota]

It was my Christmas in 1995, very special because I was eight years old, I had seen the movie and I was very excited. This game sold very well in Spain and technically it's one of the most powerful games they made for Mega Drive.

[@kennethd4958]

Nice! I remember when my neighbor got this for her Genesis. I was blown away by how cool it looked. We played it constantly.

[@robertk1049]

This game got my attention when I was a kid because of the graphics, but I could never get past the second stage so I'd go back to playing Aladdin and Quackshot.

[@scottdecowski4913]

I've held onto my cartridge only copy of Toy Story for years now, definitely agree it's the superior version over the SNES for the extra driving level, extended first person & a few extra lives to make the game slightly easier

[@AsianSignGuyCena]

This era of gaming when movie-video game tie-ins were at its peak. Toy Story nailed it for sure just like the other Disney movie games that came out at this time

[@sloppynyuszi]

Yeah, movie tie in games were so good, timecop, Wayne’s world, Batman Forever, Batman Returns on Sega, 3 ninjas, back to the future, knight rider, etc… all classics, especially with the LJN or flying edge seal of quality. Chef’s kiss. Disney IP was the exception to the rule, and you had some developers do good things with movie based IPs, but most were generally poor as they had to meet deadlines in a world of difficult approval processes.

[@johnnyblazetb82]

Aladdin and Lion King were also really good on Genesis.

[@HenloBoppo]

I spent a lot of time on this game as a kid, and I had a blast. The RC car levels were tough but fun. Cheers for the coverage as always!

[@kokotheclown2588]

I remember watching Toy Story back in day when I live in Mexico and being amazed by the movie and later on the sequel especially since i didn’t even have to own or buy the DVD or VHS since the Disney channel in Mexico would do Friday and Saturday movie nights they’ll show some Pixar Classics and some Disney Channels OG Movies like Highschool musical which thx the channel alongside other shows i go introduce to a ton of classic movies

[@JavierHardeman199X]

I have this game it is crazy how this franchise came along way after almost 30 years.

[@adesignersperspective]

glad you covered toy story! having played through both the genesis and the SNES versions, i've always felt like this game deserves more love these days than it gets, despite its flaws. what would be really cool, i think, would be if someone were to make a "definitive" updated version of the game with all of the levels / cut-scene images / bonus levels of the genesis version plus the superior colors and soundtrack of the SNES version, and add back in the password system (or just add unlimited lives) and maybe toss in some quality-of-life tweaks to the controls as well.

[@mr.pendleton7121]

There's a level skip code in all regional releases of the Genesis/Mega Drive version that can be entered from the game's title screen (you spell ABRACADABRA using the buttons on the controller), thus mitigating the need for the password system in the PAL release. In fact, I'd say it works better than the password system because you only ever get passwords for every 4 levels in the PAL version, meanwhile the level skip cheat can be used at any point to return to whatever level you last died on. I would argue though that given the game's simplicity and relatively short length, it kind of feels like it was designed around the lack of a password system. The primary challenge being to see how far you can get without losing all your lives. Sort of like an old arcade game.

[@turbomario]

I didn’t even know about that level skip code until i read this comment, and i’ve owned my copy of this game for almost five years! Thanks lol

[@AkamoriArt]

I still remember the first time I saw this game on the demo screen in Sears, was and still am impressed by the graphics.

[@awill891]

It's crazy we all remember it from Sears lol. I was like 6 and the tiny video game section was between the boys and girls clothing department. It was fun back then when you'd find out about new games from going to Sears/Target/K-Mart and seeing them in the kisoks for each console.

[@inkywright]

This game holds a very special place in my heart, flaws and all. The soundtrack is also incredibly underrated, and the fact it's GEMS at all doesn't detract from the Sonic levels of quality that these catchy compositions never cease to reach, especially Inside the Claw Machine and Roller Bob. I hum that stuff all the time.

[@veg411]

Traveller’s Tales were a bit special in their handling of audio. They pulled off some magic wizardry streaming high quality wave music straight from the cart for the main theme while everyone else was struggling to make voice clips not sound like they were spoken through a kazoo.

[@inkywright]

@@veg411 I think what helped with this game in particular was not only using the Amiga to transcribe the movie's songs into Genesis hardware, but to also outscource the audio handling to an external company who could really make it work, and they used Mickey Mania's composers to churn out such a fantastic soundtrack.

[@Adamtendo_player_1]

The fact that this game uses GEMS is the reason it’s underrated, GEMS doesn’t have a great reputation.

[@SuperHns]

Facts

[@JoeyJ0J0]

I got this game for Christmas one year, it was really hard but the graphics and sound were amazing.

[@iam16bits]

Toy Story was one of the first two games I got for the Genesis, the other being Sonic 3. My sister and I had a ton of fun with it, passing the controller between deaths and unfortunately we never beat it, not until I was much older. Still though I've held onto my copy all these years and every once in a while I pop it in and play a few levels. It's one game I'm never letting go of.

[@hocuspocusfocus6229]

Boy, this is pure nostalgia. I still have the game in it original box. Tried playing it again a couple of months ago, forgot how difficult it was and made me wonder how the hell did I mange to finish the game when I was a kid. Also, you gotta love those Silicon Graphics Computers!™- Georgie Peorgie, 1992

[@Laynel8]

"The first thing you'll notice is the poor edging on Woody" - George Wood

[@themeangene]

TT games were some of the best optimized games in the 90s. They went out of their way to really understand the hardware which is why games like Toy Story and Sonic R are viewed as some of the best games graphically for their platforms.

[@Adamwinters]

“You don’t wanna be in the way when my laser goes off”

[@CaptAwesumNo1Zone]

THANK YOU SEGA LORD X🎉🎉🎉 I've been singing this version of Toy Story's praise for years❤❤

[@KrazyKupo]

Completed this so often as a kid as I was slightly Toy Story obsessed... still am thinking about it.

[@towardstar]

this game looked incredible and played better than almost any licensed name title. it can be pretty reminiscent of earthworm jim which is a compliment

[@funkopopsandson8653]

100% my favorite Sega game of all time. I know thats crazy but I just love it to this day.

[@Tybis]

This is one of my favorite Mega Drive games that seems to get overlooked. It's a little more punishing than other games, especially due to Woody's size. It's pretty learnable though if you stick with it, and the level skip cheat makes the difficulty spikes much more tolerable. EDIT: And if you give yourself extra lives in the option menu. It's slightly hidden.

[@SuperHns]

How do you do the level skip cheat?

[@Tybis]

@@SuperHns On the "press start" screen, press A, B, Right, A, C, A, Down, A, B, Right, A. You should hear Woody say "Hot hot hot!" if it worked. Then start a game, and skip a level by pausing and pressing A. Also, you can give yourself extra lives than normal by going to the option menu and pressing down, then you change the number of "tries" with left and right.

[@MrPotatoShed]

Don't forget crouching in the toybox (in the level where you're hiding all of Andy's toys) until Woody's badge starts spinning for invincibility (works for enemies, but you can still fall off ledges or run out of time in the timed levels).

[@carlosnascimento9269]

This game blew my mind back when it released. No other game pushed the Mega Drive like this.

[@MrStrangermoon]

lost world also smilar 3d sections and even those sections playable 2 players. it was more than toy styory actually.

[@manicdrive85]

played this all the time as a kid I think it's a good game the later levels get a little hard but a lot of these Disney games on the Genesis were great

[@MrPotatoShed]

I played this game SO MUCH as when I was a kid, I could beat the RC car and Doom-style levels at what must have been record times. Coming back to this as an adult, it's much harder, and I somehow don't have the motivation to master this game anymore, especially since this game has invincibility and level skip cheat codes.

[@Simon-ik1kb]

Hey there... you don't even know how much I appreciate what you do and the effort you put into those videos. Your voice really suits the narration too. This might sound a bit cringy, but sometimes I play your videos in the background during tough times. They're just the perfect comfort zone for me...

[@SegaLordX]

I appreciate the admission. I'm glad the videos help.

[@Des_Zee]

I never gave this game a second thought when it came out because i wasn't a big fan of the movie. But I have to admit they did a great job of recreating the "Toy Story" world.

[@tveye363]

How can anyone not like Toy Story?!

[@Des_Zee]

@@tveye363 "you've got a friend in me"

[@samuelallen2831]

I remember renting the SNES game and getting to the Big Buzz battle. I still think well of it. Later, a cousin’s house would be home to the Genesis game and I got as far as the second boss. Still pretty great.

[@IkariMetalSlugger]

Can be tough on that first playthrough but had a lot of fun with this game. Belongs in that top echelon of best 16 bit era Disney games.

[@eponymous7910]

Mickey Mania, Aladdin, Quackshot and The Jungle Book are all far superior to Toy Story

[@Blehstor]

@@eponymous7910 Why would they be far superior? I dont see them as far superior at all

[@stephandolby]

Just one thing to add - the Amiga tracker music for the titles and credits.

[@joesshows6793]

Gamehut has the ‘how it’s made’ video and it’s crazy

[@JustPeasant]

The game does have a contine. They're earned by collecting all the stars that are scattered throughout the level(s). As for the visuals, the sprite for all of the characters that do show up in the movie were assets provided to Travellers Tales by Pixar themselves. The game clearly runs on modified engine used in Mickey Mania.

[@Nintenboy01]

This was a childhood favorite of mine. Played it from start to finish many times. It also looked sharper than the SNES version

[@maplesyrupnjam]

I got the SNES version of this game when I was a child. I could never get past the top-down RC car stage. Also the Buzz nightmare fight actually scared me immensely at the time. There's something strangely eerie about the atmosphere and music of this game that's hard to put to words until you try it yourself.

[@G.L.999]

Fun fact: The Buzz nightmare fight was actually based on a deleted scene from Toy Story that didn't make the cut in its final release; when Woody was put in the toy chest while Andy slept with his Buzz toy when he was first introduced. Guess John Lasseter and others thought the nightmare scene would have been a bit too thick(too much) to leave in a family friendly film at the time. It's available on KZbin if you want to check it out!

[@GeomancerHT]

I remember cheating the heck of this game, because they had the classic "traveler tales" scummy difficulty, to make you rent the game more than one time to finish it...

[@Soynereh]

I really do like this one. Woody sprite its a bit huge for his hitbox sake and it needs a better hurt animation (its pretty easy to take two hits in a row). Otherwise, very solid.

[@tylerensminger]

Disney really knew how put out good games for the most part back in the day

[@entertainmentwizard2703]

Agreed a Saturn enhanced port should have been a priority! This game should get a remake that addresses the shortcomings!

[@popixel]

I always felt that the Genesis could have done a nice little conversion of clockwork knight. This game always reminded me of the Saturn game, though I was never a fan of the gameplay of toy story.

[@eponymous7910]

Good call

[@lucianoclaudio2335]

Perfect timing. Right before Christmas!! (You probably got something REALLY GOOD FOR the 24 or 25.

[@keyboard_g]

I can’t find what Psynosis roll was other than being listed as part of development. They did amazing looking games on Amiga which has the same 68k processor.

[@MacUser2-il2cx]

One of my first and only Genesis games back then.

[@dragonchaserkev]

Thanks for being one of the channels I can confidently give a video a Like before watching it knowing it will be good. Merry Christmas and happy holidays SLX.

[@SegaLordX]

Happy holidays to you and yours, as well. Thank you for the kind words.

[@goranisacson2502]

I too remember this game from back when, played the SNES demo here and was really impressed with the various stages... when I understood what you were supposed to do. A lot of objectives here that are described in text, and little Swedish 8-year old me wasn't super-far in my English homework at the time, so to speak... still, I had way more fun in emulation later on in life.

[@teej1991]

Just hearing longplays of this game brings back so many memories. I remember back when I was younger, my family had a Sega Genesis, and this game was one of those games that was regularly played. I didn’t play it; because I have no eyesight, but my other family members did.

[@CasperEgas]

Had this as a kid (PAL) version. Really liked it and also the movie. Nowadays I find it less fun and a bit frustration. But I could complete it when I was twelve.

[@supermandingo]

This game, Sonic 3d, virtua racing ... were true miracles graphically besides genesis+ svp chip should have been pushed further instead of 32x to enlarge console's life

[@wizzgamer]

Great game glad we had the password system here in the UK. Hard game The Roller Bob level is the hardest in the game after that the last few levels are luckily a breeze.

[@biostemm]

I'm really surprised the tech/programming behind the FPS and driving sections weren't employed in their own full-fledged games...

[@sega-re-trop-vieux]

An amazing game and it is unbelievable that this game runs on a 1988 console…

[@PaperBanjo64]

The base console at that...not any of the add ons

[@patrickbrooks7435]

Man! I miss Sears! There's only 1 or 2 or few left in the US.

[@IWillScoop]

I definitely rented this game a few times because of the difficulty. Probably the first "hard" game I ever beat.

[@brynwhitlock62]

Man, I have watched so many of your reviews of all the games you've covered, but this one is awesome!! Believe it or not, I only just got this game about 2 years ago! SLX, thank you so much for this review! Merry Christmas mate!😎🎄👍

[@Kinshinobi]

I remember going to the local mom and pop rental store by my house as a kid and renting toy story on Genesis and snes at different points in time and beat them both. I remember being amazed by the graphics in this game and when I got to the RC racing (not the overhead stages, those were ass), I was absolutely blown away by how much fun I was having

[@cmbaz1140]

The algorythm is kinda creepy i played this game yesterday for the first time ever...and now this video

[@DP12321]

It's doing well, this is one of the best channels on KZbin 🎉

[@GTXDash]

Would've been great if there was a ps1 and saturn port. Travelers Tales was known for their 32bit ports, like Mickey Mania and Sonic 3D Blast.

[@singletona082]

The guy that programmed this and sonic 3d is on youtube, forget his name unfortunately, and he explained just how they managed the black magic used to get it looking this good.

[@PaperBanjo64]

Jon Burton, his channel is Game Hut.

[@singletona082]

@@PaperBanjo64Thank you.

[@XAzzuroX]

Loved this game when i was a kid. Beat this game so many times. The claw machine boss was the due or die level if i was gonna beat the game each time.

[@Canadian_Gamer]

That is crazy regarding the PAL region password option. I guarantee you the reason the SNES version omitted the driving stage is because the console couldn’t handle it without a compromised frame rate.

[@theAshesofDecember1]

I played the living crap out of this when I was a kid. The graphics seemed practically next gen at the time and I couldn’t believe the genesis was running it

[@Blehstor]

one of my fav games as a kid.. i used to play with my dad.. amazing game

[@OolalaFive]

Love the new animations in the outro.

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks. My friend Kevin Bhall actually drew it by hand and animated it himself.

[@LM77va]

13:24 So many 2D games that never saw life on the Saturn. I still get nauseous asking Why!? LOL

[@douglasmurphy3266]

2D games were more of a cartridge thing than a 16-bit vs 32-bit thing. A 32Mbit (4MB) cart can randomly access all of its sprite data independently of working RAM (system) The Saturn has 2MB of work RAM and 1.5MB of VRAM that have to also hold everything else necessary to function, so sprite data is actually much more limited than on a 16-bit console, and every time you need to move new data into that space it has to be painstakingly loaded at 2X CDROM speeds with terrible access times, which pretty much means you only load one scene at a time with a narrow amount of content. They had a memory expansion cartridge that greatly helped 2D sprite style art games to run, but addons like that create an even smaller user base that less developers will see as profitable to design for. But there are like a million games that came out in Japan. The Saturn botch was a Sega of America blunder.

[@SataniaMcDowel]

Adore this game. Sadly my copy was the non password version. So I suffered, a lot.

[@thechosenone2123]

I NEVER played this game, so I'm guessing that it came at the end of the Genesis life-cycle. By 96, I had already moved on to the N64 so I never got a chance to play this. But I'll definitely emulate it on PC now since I know physical copies of most retro games are costly nowadays and emulation is the way to go.

[@PaperBanjo64]

This one is pretty cheap actually.

[@dennisveneman9469]

@@thechosenone2123 quessing?

[@thechosenone2123]

@@dennisveneman9469 You've stalked and trolled me on 3 different videos. Reported

[@baronhausenpheffer]

I'm really glad you decided to spotlight this one. If I was going to suggest some games to someone new to collecting to the Genesis that HAVEN'T been anthologized to death and that DON'T cost an arm and a leg, "Toy Story" and "True Lies" would be at the very top of the list. Also, on the password system situation, it is true that the NA version is missing that, but it did include some cheat codes that made returning to later levels relatively easy. For me personally, I both loved and didn't love this game's variety -- the driving stages were a pain and a half, even if I did find them graphically impressive. As always, kudos on the thorough and balanced review!

[@mrcynicallyred2007]

Because of a piece in a past issue of Retro Gamer, I finally added this to my collection. The game did more tricks than the SNES version. Travellers Tales were wizards for the Mega Drive

[@ot4_retrogaming]

the scene where the dog runs in the background 06:34, no way this can be a 16bit title, this is some kind of magic

[@BlueBoy5ine]

Had a loose copy of this game floating around my grandma's house for years lol. Wonder what happened to it 😄🤔

[@Sensei.shonuff]

the fact that the sega Genesis had the ability to display these kind of graphics i dont think ppl appreciate the fact that genesis came out in 1989 as an answer to the NES that is a huge jump....look at Mario bros on nes.... then look at this game

[@CheesyNoodlez]

I remember Disneyland turned their Innovations building into a Toy Story experience to hype up the movie. They had Sega Genesis kiosks with the game. I had more going with that than the actual rides at the park

[@mjdf122]

Sega Lord X you got a friend in me

[@SullySadface]

I had the SNES version. Naturally it didn't look as good, but had *slightly* better sound. Still up there as one of my favorite games, like many other Traveller's Tales + Psygnosis titles like Leander (aka Galahad) Mr Burton runs a channel called GameHut in which he goes over the Claw Machine level among others and it's pretty interesting. Definitely worth a look, especially if you enjoyed the TT Mickey Games or Sonic 3D Blast. And I won't poke fun at you for using invincibility. Beats having to do the first RC level again.

[@G.L.999]

That's because the SNES version was just a port. It was designed for the Genesis/Mega-Drive in mind back then. And it would've cost TT and Psygnosis more money to even try and make a Toy Story game from scratch on SNES.

[@elodvezer1790]

I forgot about this one!!! Banger 👹🤫 so diff. from the rest 😶‍🌫️ Always thought that skateboard guy was creepy A.F. lol

[@Grisomsun]

Great game, great review. Blockbuster surprise rental

[@Akiga_games]

This is such an amazing game! I remember growing up and playing it! Me and my cousins loved this game! Awesome video SLX!

[@Tjoeb123]

I still have the cartridge from my childhood. The game was fucking hard but I also had the PC version which had a save feature. Also, the region lockout message is also written in the Magic Etch-A-Sketch!

[@homerhat420]

I rented it because i knew i only had a weekend and I knew the codes.

[@AliFOJ5]

This is one of my most memorable game on the Sega Mega Drive 2. I loved it. It was very hard but I still use to play it a lot. I hated the overhead driving stages as well

[@Jesus-xz4ej]

Virtua Cops was my favorite game back in the day... "Ready to go, bull doggy. I'll take care of you myself!"

[@rockhyde7775]

Toy Story is one of my favourite movies of all time. It’s why I’m a big fan of Pixar’s work, regardless of what anyone says.

[@Pokaroquai]

Ah, the first Toy Story most impressive full length animation movie of its time, and also most impressive videogame of its time. (Both SNES & SG)

[@Ronsilk-pu5hr]

Wow this is a beautiful looking game

[@willyperez2475]

Love this Game on Sega Genesis one of my First games along With Sonic 2, Ecco 2 , Street Fighter 2 Championship Edition and NBA Jam Tournament Edition

[@Sandlot1992]

I had this game many years ago and boy was it hard!

[@warehousedave7937]

There's a snake in my boot.