This Company Pushed the NES to UNBELIEVABLE Limits

When you think of impressive game companies, you might think of Konami, who was constantly pushing the hardware limits of the NES. But there was a lesser-known company doing the same thing: Sunsoft. They made some impressive games, and utilized enhancement chips, just like Konami did. But how did this all go down with Nintendo’s policies in the US? And how were their games as a whole?
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[@L._Vireo]

That intro sounds very close to “Number 15…”

[@Atomsk2066]

One of my favorite games which happened to be SunSoft was Aero the Acrobat for SNES.

[@rezterralico4369]

isometric? Gremlins is more like an overhead view. Isometric is liek that 30 or 60 degree angle view like snake rattles and roll.

[@FollowMe4REP]

Literally not isometric. Looks like Willow or Fester’s Quest. I vaguely recall Bill and Ted being isometric though.

[@Wasser200]

Very underrated channel right here. Keep up doing these really nice Videos man.

[@12Iloveamy]

I gotta say, SNK's crystalis I still one of the best NES games out there for being a real basic rpg overall

[@tonyhardy8097]

Konami wand Sunsoft were both great companies

[@x7heDeviLx]

I learned as a child tread very softly when you’re buying licensed movie/tv games

[@mRahman92]

I wonder whatever happened to SunSoft. Who acquired them and all of their Ips.

[@elfrangofrito]

Fantasy Zone looks so weird in the NES lol I admit I find Master System's color palette much more appealing

[@DX3050]

The Sunsoft 5B is basically an AY-3-8910 like chip for the nes

[@queretposada3038]

I really hope sunsoft releases clock tower soon

[@cjmarsh504]

I never knew about Gremlins or Gimmick, but I played The journey to Silius.

[@samlibutti]

Number 15….Nintendo Foot Lettuce

[@Sharkwedge]

Thanks gotta love to pick up some random bits about gaming here and there

[@georgehazard1986]

Omg, MASTER BLASTER

[@BalancedSpirit79]

The first company that I thought of was Rare.

[@Cacodevidro432]

I unsubbed to you because i cannot comment in the normal video

[@maruku4445]

Sunset didn’t make Fantasy Zone! Sega did!

[@dbzbudeaucaille2711]

The NES got two versions of Fantasy Zone. One made by Tengen and another one made by Sunsoft. The original is from Sega though.

[@dalmnationtwitch7931]

its Capcom

[@GiuseppeAccardi-p2j]

Journey to Silius!

[@tonyhardy8097]

SNK,

[@EikottXD]

It's not pushing hardware to the limits when you add hardware to your cartridge...

[@Quatro921]

Yes it is 💀. Just means they’re pushing both the console and the enhancement chip to their limits

[@briannolan6328]

Computers are always adding on to push their limits. Why not the NES too?

[@Quatro921]

It’s very cool what they did with the famicon but I can’t help but feel as if Mr gimmick is a Kirby rip off