Top 10 Video Game Systems (Non Sega)

[@WheeledHamster]

SNES Drunk final boss is Sega Lord X.

[@SegaLordX]

Or perhaps, he is mine.......?

[@krmdagger1126]

Sega Lord X But first you must fight his minion, Pat the NES punk

[@worsel555]

@@krmdagger1126 He's still relevant?

[@krmdagger1126]

Ken Williams yeah hes still active

[@wuffy8006]

The secret boss is a monster of fury, the angry nintendo nerd, found on the secret level titled cinemassacre. The gilgamesh style joke boss would be Irate gamer.

[@ninjamaster3453]

Older guys like you can really bring perspective to these systems. I enjoy your takes on it.

[@SegaLordX]

Good to hear you enjoyed it. I was really hoping you guys would like an episode like this.

[@_zoinks2554]

Haha, yeah you old fogey!

[@Thor-Orion]

@@SegaLordXhe called you old. 5 years ago he called you old! He must think you’re mummified by now.

[@Gaming_since_the_eighties]

This episode shows why it is, one of the best gaming releated channel on KZbin. I would like to see, your favourite non Sega releated games.

[@stepheng8061]

killersheaven82 dude i couldn't agree with you more

[@SegaLordX]

Actually working on something similar. You might enjoy it.

[@AdamJDM1]

@killersheaven82 I fully agree with you. Also, just to help you out: You did not need to put a comma in either of your sentences. It is not grammatically correct and is improper English.

[@DeskoDev]

A non-Sega video from Sega Lord X? HERESY!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's cool that you're making a video like this though.

[@eng3d]

I am pushing the button

[@TheRealDustinNunn]

Speaking of the Nintendo GameCube, there were some fighting games for it and there was an arcade stick for it. Plus, the GameCube was compatible with the Game Boy Player add-on that would allow you to play Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games on your TV via the Nintendo GameCube.

[@DreamcastQ]

I would agree that N64 was the pinnacle of something, it was the right system at the right time and with amazing first-party titles. I probably put more hours on my N64 than any other console in my life, mostly from all that multiplayer after school!

[@Thor-Orion]

On 64 I sunk a lot of time into Pod Racer, Star Fox, FZero, both Zelda games, 007 and Perfect Dark, Turok, Jetforce Gemini and a few others. It had so many exclusive games for it!

[@joelg.7622]

Hi Sega Lord X. I think your content is very entertaining and professional. Keep up the good work and continue to show worthy content for us to watch.

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks Joel. Appreciate the comment.

[@joshuahumes5548]

I'm a Sega fanboy forever but Castlevania 4 is one of the all time best games

[@derek-64]

it's my all-time favorite. i love that damn game!

[@ESEJESEJ]

It's great yes, but Dracula is a dissapointment compared to Castlevania 3. Too easy and too much focus on the visuals. But all in all one hell of a game!

[@PicksterTG]

It's a real shame they were forced to use a Low rom and could not use a High rom. For those that don't know. A High Rom was able to take full advantage of the CPU speed where as the Low Rom was effectively missing approximately 1 megahertz of computational 'power'. I believe it was cheaper to use Low Rom over High Rom

[@jc.1191]

@@PicksterTG I'm gonna go overclock an emulator now and see.

[@BlaximilianD00d]

I see you with that Neo Turf Masters intro music Sega Lord. A man of culture indeed 😊

[@donalcrowley7682]

I loved Wipeout 64 on the Nintendo 64 it was brilliant

[@GTXDash]

I agree. Wipeout 64's controls was better than the PS1 and Saturn versions.

[@beezle1976]

Just to be different Im going to place my vote on the Amiga version, just because it's a bit rare and not well known :-) Nah, seriously though, it's not a bad version. Looks better than the Saturn, PSX and N64 versions (higher resolution and better anti aliasing). They're all pretty good though, but my favorite is probably the PSX version soley for the controls, which just "feel" a bit more responsive than the other versions to me. It really is splitting hairs though.

[@miikasuominen3845]

Gamecube was and kinda still is, a very underrated machine. I bought it, when it was dropped to 99e here. It's surprisingly powerful and has absolutely fantastic games. If you missed it out, definitely take a look!

[@Nordlicht05]

I got a Wii last year... And only later I discovered the native GameCube support! That was so good

[@christophersavart5589]

The xbox was my favorite non sega console. Panzer dragon Orta was just amazing. In many ways the xbox was like a dreamcast 2.0.

[@RolandoMarreroPR]

Also Sega GT was nice very underrated game. They got carburetor cars better than Granturismo! Best NBA 2k and NFL 2k versions too!

[@n0isyturtle]

I love the quirky oddness of Dreamcast games, Xbox had too many corporate hands in the stew and it didn't have the same charm.

[@amsterdamG2G]

OG Xbox IS the best non sega

[@TheJadeFist]

It basically is the dreamcast 2.0. They both ran on a microsoft os. And the xbox controller looks heavily inspired by the dreamcast controller. And both came with built in online functionality. MS's help with the dreamcast is probably why they made the xbox or at least took heavy inspiration from it.

[@johnellis3383]

I would say that you most definitely ARE an expert on Sega as well as most other retro gaming related topics too. Another great video, keep up the good work! Awesome to get some replys from you on the last few comments man! I love the way you really show your love for all of retro gaming in this one. I grew up with my Genesis and will always be a big Sega fan but I think most other systems have some great stuff to offer too.

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks man. The vote of confidence means a lot.

[@stilnoxVisions]

On Road Rash - "It had a soundtrack from the gods..." ABSOLUTELY!!!! What an awesome time it was back then. Renting some Road Rash and hearing Soundgarden come blasting out of my TV. So good.

[@38kob]

your top pick was indeed pretty surprising - very cool. i really enjoyed this video, and was equally surprised by the relatively low viewpoint for the channel…i bet it’d do a lot better today. would be fun to see an updated version that includes your sega rankings someday :D

[@jefferysousa5261]

N64 PodRacer & Perfect Dark ground down quite a few controller sticks.

[@johnnybyrd300]

Mario Party as well!

[@DougMPA]

Great Video SLX. My twin brother and I would mow lawns when we were little all summer long to make money to buy different consoles. Your experience with the 3DO is similar to my experience with the Sega CD. People laugh at it now, but I got mine when it first came out and loved the experience of owning one. Keep up the good work!

[@carlosp2586]

Always looking forward to your videos, always entertained me and very interesting to hear your perspective on video games especially the classics....

[@MrAdrianloera]

Dude I love your channel, so late to the game but I've been binge watching. Thanks for the content bro.

[@petes1721]

Happy to see so many Neo Turf Masters fans here! Also, Super Sidekicks is a good soccer game, it's like Football Champ! (which is awesome). Excellent demos of the games for each system SLX. Not sure if you've done a top handhelds, but I'm sure that would be a great video as well.

[@TheGameBeaters]

I agree with your closing statements 100%. Every system has something to offer and it’s good to keep an open mind and enjoy things rather than trying to hate on anything that isn’t on “your” favorites consoles side.

[@tougeruzbay]

Being born in 1993 though if I was born in 1980 would've made enjoyed all the 8 bit games, having experienced playing the Genesis, Dreamcast, SNES, NES, N64, PS1, PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, Xbox 360, PS3 and so on. I've really liked all the exclusives that were on these systems and some third party games as well.

[@stevesteve0521]

Very shocked that you had n64 at Number 1. Not that I mind though since I also have n64 at number one but still with its lack of rpg, fighting games and third party support, I was almost certain that it would’ve been overlooked.

[@Nanasuyl]

I'm learning so much about video game history with your channel, Sega Lord X. I appreciate your opinion even more now knowing your favourite non-Sega console is the Nintendo 64! It would be lovely if your could maybe do a spin-off series or spin-off channel to talk about the N64. I haven't found a single good channel on KZbin about the N64. Keep up the good work!

[@wulver810]

Was never a fan of PlayStation, I started really playing it in 2000... I'd say Driver or Armored Core would be my favs. N64 #1, XBOX #2 then SNES #3 for me. Wrestling and Racing is what makes N64 my fav as well. I really loved the 5th gen systems more than pretty much anything out there.

[@CaptSpeirsB744]

N64 and GoldenEye 007 was the game for me and friends. We played for hours on four player.

[@Benimation90]

Since You're one to import products, Ya should know that there was a version of the Gamecube released in Japan that is able to play DVDs. It's known as the Panasonic Q. None the less, very intriguing list.

[@SegaLordX]

Indeed. I use to own the Panasonic Q. I even had it modded to play US games. Good machine, but way overpriced.

[@Lightblue2222]

N64. Good choice. Also has the best version of NBA HANGTIME, surpassing the arcade graphically with reflections on the court, great 2D sprite scaler that shows the 64 wasnt only about 3D.

[@SegaLordX]

I liked that one, too. It was a great addition to the NBA Jam franchise.

[@Twitty00700]

Thank you for all the amazing content you put out. Seriously, thank you 🙏

[@thomastripp9002]

Great list and great channel!!! It shows how you love Sega, yet don’t mind showcasing different games for different consoles, especially in this video. My personal top 10 consoles are: 1. Super Nintendo 2. PlayStation 2 3. Nintendo Entertainment System 4. Sega Genesis 5. Original XBOX 6. Sega Dreamcast 7. PlayStation 1 8. PlayStation 3 9. PlayStation 4 10. GameCube Honorable Mention - Nintendo 64

[@onetwo6039]

Good video, but you don't have to explain yourself to haterz. If people have been watching your content then would know that you like all systems. Keep up the good work. Thanks to you I have been picking up great titles for my consoles that I couldn't experience as a kid.

[@jeremycline9542]

Is it weird if I click on it faster b/c it's non-Sega content...? Because you ARE an authority on retro gaming to me!

[@SegaLordX]

As long as you keep clicking the channel, I'm happy.

[@Captain_Neckbeard]

I honestly think the GameCube played the best in that generation. I love the PS2 as well, just speaking from a gameplay perspective.

[@aceassn716]

Also notice how many Big N games were changed: Super Mario Sunshine, Metroid Prime, Donkey Kong, Wind Waker, Star Fox, F-Zero GX, (developed by Sega) Smash Bros Melee, Mario Kart Double Dash (would love another one) all their sports games: Super Mario Baseball, Strikers, Toadstool Tour Golf, Power Tennis, I'd even say Day of Reckoning wrestling games hold thir own til this day. Resident Evil 4 one of the best 3rd party games of that era. Plus the lovely GBA adapter. How did PS2 get a pass being the only system without 4controller ports?

[@Supersayainpikmin]

I really love your retrospective on Sega, because if it isn't the Dreamcast or to lesser extent the Genesis, I don't know about it. But I still like non Sega stuff from you once in a while, just to hear what you think of it.

[@R.Gresco]

I'd love to hear about how you were able to procure foreign games and systems in the 90's. I had no idea many of them even existed being so young until I was older and found a local game store the did imports. It's a cool nostalgic subject to talk about.

[@SegaLordX]

My fascination with imports mostly started from the back of magazines like EGM and Game Pro. Once I got my 1st job, I began importing titles for my Genesis, and it grew from there. Everything was telephone orders then. Companies offered COD(collect on delivery) to pay for them. It was the wild west of game collecting though, and you often paid a lot to get games that weren't always worth it. Sometimes I walked straight into games with heavy Japanese options menus and stories that were damn near unplayable.

[@R.Gresco]

@@SegaLordX Man the 90's were rough when it came to games! Everything was Russian roulette even walking into Blockbuster as a kid on a Friday and picking up a crap game and ruining the weekend haha. Love the channel SLX!

[@worsel555]

I love reading the comments where people are like "Wait, Sega Lord X is NOT a fanboy?" and I'm like "Cool, you must be new here! Welcome!"

[@guitarspud1723]

No toxicity here.

[@benvanasdale6273]

There was one piece of inaccurate content in this video...a glaring mistake I must point out...you are, in fact, THE Sega authority on KZbin. Your knowledge of the company, its history, and the performance and releases in all regions is insane.

[@cleverduenas]

playing video games as a kid was always fun and playing video games with friends was always an awesome experience i saw that you mentioned the wrestling games on the Nintendo 64 and man that brought back some memories me and two of my friends would play those wrestling games all the time , wrestling was big for us back then and it really makes me happy just thinking about those times , one of my friends that i would play those games with passed away last week , but seeing you mention those wrestling games honestly put a smile on my face made me remember the the old days , thank you

[@bryanyurcan4363]

I loved Rygar as a kid! Thanks for giving it a mention

[@raxel4406]

Thanks for a great video, brought back loads of memories. ☺️

[@nefariou5]

I'm really impressed by this channel, and quality o the videos you make here. Subscribed.

[@volkte37]

Top video! I am not a fan of your You Tube name, it's the sort of thing I normally avoid however I clicked once randomly and have been a fan since. Anyway, enjoyed this. I am also one that will enjoy any game regardless of system because blindly following one company doesn't benefit you in any possible way. You gotta enjoy what you can!

[@robertdanker6193]

It's all about software! Great games are great games no matter what system they are one! Always enjoyed exploring a console I never had before.

[@MrSEA-ok2ll]

Fantastic episode! Console/Brand loyalty in the past and present; however, has often limited and prevented some tremendously enjoyable experiences. Like many enthusiasts, I own all consoles now, but back in the late 80s I exclusively used an Amiga 500 computer and skipped the NES/Master System and SNES/Genesis generation of consoles thinking they offered nothing my Amiga could not provide...years later I discovered how wrong I was...cheers.

[@royoncelluloid4813]

Yes. The N64 AKI Wrestling Games are sick as can be. Still play those things all the time

[@abletothink]

I was not expecting #1 but I can respect it. For me the best console of all time (Sega or otherwise) is the SNES. The best system to collect for is the Genesis though. You can get some awesome games for good prices and you can find them easily at stores. SNES gets extremely pricy and you're going to have to buy most stuff online.

[@shahid1296ify]

This was a fantastic video, your content just gets better and better!

[@worsel555]

*Hears Neo Turf Masters music in the intro* "Yeah buddy, it better be on your list!" AND THAT GOES FOR YOU, TOO!

[@fedenciogonzalezjr9051]

To me the GAMECUBE "was ahead of its time ... for one reason remakes... Capcom is coming out with remakes of Resident evil 2 and 3 and the remakes are beautiful but to be honest Nintendo was the first to do the remakes of the resident evil games on the gamecube resident evil 1 was a remake for the gamecube and it was a beautiful game even now it looks amazing 👏 and they added so many different things to the game that was different from the origina"l but kept it the same as well. It was a gamecube exclusive and resident evil 4 was a gamecube exclusive as well but it was to beautiful to keep it for the gamecube that Capcom' had to add it to other systems as well.

[@billcook4768]

Always good to hear a retrogamer talk about the joys of games like Neo Turf Masters, Baseball Stars and Wrestling games.

[@Gouveia100]

Along with Panzer Dragoon, Skies of Arcadia is another game wich i would like to see remake in the new genreration consoles.

[@buckroger6456]

I wouldn't mind that but would like to see a skies 2 more then a remake.

[@spaceharrier3671]

Great video SLX!

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks. :)

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

Oh no. ....a sega veteran who has an interest in other systems with a name suggesting he is the Lord of Sega....er....X!! - its too much, im unsubbing....Jokes aside - 12 year old me would kill present me if he knew i was exploring the wanders of the mode7 snes that i missed due to being Sega loyalty all the way till the end lol.... oh well...

[@Lightblue2222]

I remember back in the day I wouldn't admit to myself that snes had better graphics. I loved Genesis too much.

[@dvdbytes4348]

As a kid I flip flopped a lot between Sega and Nintendo. and this new Sony thing ? that was just heresy ! it wil never work !

[@revengenerd1]

@@Lightblue2222 It didn't, It was more that games made for Sega first looked best on Sega, Games made for Snes first looked best on Snes of course mode7 looked good and Sega didn't have it but apart from that graphics were often more equal i'd say Sega even had an advantage at pure hardware level as many of the more impressive Snes games had extra chips in. That and the limited colours of Sega fool people into thinking lower quality graphics I notice even now that Sega games often had better framerates too.

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

Sega will always be at my heart. They just have that underdog soul....and the cool factor back then. Today... its not the same company at all sadly.

[@Lightblue2222]

@@dvdbytes4348 I remember kids on the playground asking me if I had Play Station, and I'd say "what? No I have Sega Channel." Station, Channel, I didn't realize they were talking about another console, I assumed I pretty much had it all with my Sega Channel, and my neighbor had 32x, so I figured anything that was anything went through a Genesis. Didn't bother thinking about anything else. Sega was #1.

[@ApustajaGearSolid]

Would love to see you a video on the Metal Gear Solid series

[@0osha]

Great video. Nailed it on N64 and Mario 64. Still to this day one of my greatest gaming achievements was a cart with all 4 save slots with 120 stars. Such a great game!

[@SegaLordX]

Working my way through it again thanks to making this video. Still unbelievably playable.

[@packardgoose400]

I'm totally into you doing more non-Sega videos... maybe even some wrestling ones!

[@mousiedung]

The #1 system! Oh yes! So, so many revolutionary game design ideas first showed up there

[@chutton988]

So sad to hear that your Xbox died during filming. Great video, SLX, thanks a ton.

[@robertcatania1120]

great video...I always more a Nintendo fan than Sega hardware, but that was mostly because those were the systems I had. I also had a 3DO and really happy that you give it the recognition it deserves. My favorite game is also Road Rash, but Need for Speed was a really close second. SNES is my favorite console of all-time, it just really has no rival in terms of all-time great games on one system. I also like the N64 more than most and it really doesn't get enough credit for how game breaking it was. The Zelda games are legendary from that system.

[@retrosoul8770]

Forgive me SLX, but I just find it a little unusual that yourself as a huge Sega fan and lover of their arcade racing games, highlights the GameCube but didn't mention the Sega produced masterpiece F-Zero GX (even X on the 64)... Just curious were you not able to get into it? Amazing Top 3 material imo but hey I digress man, we all have our own taste. Surprising to see the 64 as your #1 but I appreciate your perspective and respect it. Great list and happy gaming!

[@6Stevo]

Fantastic video. Great nostalgia trip.

[@bobcharlotte8724]

I think we need some background on what work you were doing at the time to afford a 3DO and other such systems. Talking Neo Geo is the first time I have heard you say you couldn't afford a system when it was released lol

[@SegaLordX]

I worked for a fine dining restaurant at the time. Money was good for the work and I had multiple roommates.

[@NYYanks2003040506]

Great video. If I were putting together a list I'd probably go: 1. PS2 (might be my favorite overall just ahead of the Genesis but I view them as more 1 and 1A) 2. PS4 3. Super Nintendo 4. PS1 5. Switch (rapidly moving up, it's a great place for retro gaming as well as great new releases from Nintendo and some unique third party exclusives) 6. PS3 7. Xbox 360 8. Wii 9. N64 10. Xbox

[@moandaindesigns]

Great Video. Looking forward to more in the future. Hope you come out with a fave handheld video soon.

[@SegaLordX]

Yup. I withheld the portables for that very reason.

[@MrSerpico145]

Skies of Arcadia is such a great game.

[@Des_Zee]

Great video. Appreciate the honesty. But me personally would have one of the early generation systems on the list like the ataris, colecovision etc. Had plenty of fun with those early multiplayer games.

[@Kos4Evr]

You talked about Sega games on the og Xbox and you didn't say anything about jet set radio future. That's one of my favorite games on the system right there. 2 more games on the og Xbox you didn't mention are Jade Empire and Morrowind.

[@paulj5336]

Really good video dude. Always appreciate your frank and often humorous opinions. Good call on Mario 64. Even tho the N64 is by far and away NOT my favourite system, Mario 64 would be the software I'd pick if I were trapped on a desert island and only had one game to play.

[@ClockedIt]

Great list and even more awesome to see the N64 at the top.

[@SegaLordX]

I think that surprised a lot of people.

[@ClockedIt]

@@SegaLordX Where I connected with you with your reasons why was why you said both the N64 and Saturn struggled with 3rd party and both machines made up for it in different ways and also felt connected. That was my golden era, the N64 and Saturn, just untouchable. Love your content, keep up the good work bud.

[@NeoGeoNinja81]

Great video. My top 10 would be similar. No PCE as never had one or wanted one (oddly?). I don't really embrace much 8-bit nowadays either tbh. I'd have a Jaguar in there, if not just for Tempest 2K alone. Jaguar hits the same spot 3DO did: amazing experiences pre-Saturn, pre-PS1. Like you said, you had to be there. But sharing the experience of AvP with friends way back when was just unmatched. Mind blowing. Agreed on some of your choices btw re: No. 1 game. Especially the likes of VF4. The original is WHY I bought a PS2. End of. I also went down the import route with all of these too. Oh... if you haven't already, strongly recommend checking out the Garouden series of fighters for PS2. Something different there.

[@arthur17718]

Excellent Intro, will always Love it!!!

[@SegaLordX]

Yeah, whenever I mess with it people really don't like that.

[@G.L.999]

You should do top video game handhelds. I'd love to hear your experience with them; from Game & Watch to Switch!

[@_zoinks2554]

Love your channel, you and I would have been friends back in the day.

[@shanekelley3064]

Wish I could hang with you and play some video games. My game room is also full of most of the classic systems. The Genesis and Super Nintendo are my beloveds. But like you said, all consoles have great stuff to offer. Now, if only I had more money for more games... The quest never ends.

[@JoolsGuitar]

Awesome video. I share your love for Rygar on the nes. And Ninja Gaiden is my favorite xbox game, which is my favorite console probably.

[@SegaLordX]

Yeah man, Rygar is a big, big favorite here. I loved the flow of the game and how it didn't hold your hand. Get to the last boss Lygar too soon, and that dude just wrecked your ass with ease.

[@JoolsGuitar]

@@SegaLordX oh and the music...

[@Albert8044]

Neo Geo has this run and gun shooter game called Cyber Lip, it's basically a Contra clone and a very good underrated forgotten gem. If you haven't played it yet I definitely recommend it.

[@ianmichaels6475]

First! Love your channel brother! Keep rocking

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks man. Appreciate the message. :)

[@Grandtheftauto1998]

The Atari 800XL was the first game system I played and it was awesome, still is even with the newer systems.

[@solangedias5631]

I've played both versions of skies of Arcadia and i think the GC version is the best by a milestone, not because the extra content but the balance is way more fair than the DC counterpart, if you remember the void part that you have to cross in the second cd, you know what I'm talking, that was insane and frustrating, every like, 5 secs and Bang! An random encounter started and the exit is not so easy to reach.

[@VirtuaBros]

Great video. And that pick for your favorite ps2 game 👌 noice

[@maxmatson1578]

I got the 3DO back in 94 for Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo and Samurai Shodown alone! I always wish I would have got D for it?

[@SegaLordX]

That was a game ahead of its time. Really cool story and surprise ending.

[@maxmatson1578]

@@SegaLordX I totally agree I love warp. Enemy zero for the Saturn is one of my favorites!👍 I actually had the limited edition holographic cover for the Japanese import when it first came out, it would be cool if you would do a segment on Warp, like D, and enemy zero, and D2 for the Dreamcast.

[@RolandoMarreroPR]

The NES at 9?!? That will bring a lot of angry Nintendo nerds! Like the list a lot it really brings the true perspective of these systems growing up! Not some lists of everybody else’s top 10! I had a friend that had all those systems growing up and I was poor but spent a lot of time at his house to enjoy The 3do & PlayStation. Good times!

[@Retro_Royal]

Good shot on the topic, enjoyable and authentic to watch. For me also Stuff re-evaluates over the years. The N64 would rank higher without the smearing filter applied. (S-video into retrotink 2x), but like the GC with must play exclusive titles. Early 3D textures didn´t aged well, in that case the N64 is blessed with limited game size and sparsely use of textures, relying on shading effects. In return a gamer from late 90´s might not understand the value of pixelart today.

[@MaidenHell1977]

Great video, tough to say what my top 10 would be, but without question my all time favourite system is the SNES. I love you man! hahaha

[@Rationalific]

Thanks for this! Great video!

[@seanambrose2071]

Thanks for this Many of tha games i played that years I will try the Rest of them

[@leonkent1365]

I played the PC Engine years later and couldn't believe how good it was. My no #1, but great list.

[@adamphillip5305]

Nice to see Rallisport Challenge get some love here, loved those 2 games. Would love a 3rd but would be equally as happy if they just made the 2nd game backwards compatible (unlikely now). Recently played through the PC version of the 1st game just a few months back.

[@SegaLordX]

Yeah, having part 1 backwards compatible and not 2 is a bummer. MS should get on that.

[@coreymcmanus4749]

Some of best gaming memories i have are with the 3do,loved "hell:a cyberpunk thriller". Sega saturn and dreamcast are my favotate systems of all time tho. Of course ps 1- 4 are as well and ps5 is soon to be im sure.

[@germanname1990]

SEGA and Sonic are like a home to me, and I do tend to get homesick when I play another franchise outside of Sonic. In addition, I have every home platform SEGA released in the United States (even the Pico) in addition to several platforms SEGA platforms released in Japan (again, even the Pico), but I also have a lot of Nintendo and PlayStation systems. There's no denying those systems are a lot of fun. I have the PS2, PS3, PSP, PS4, and even the PSVR. The Switch is a system I can't go a day without playing (I LOVE playing Sonic Forces on that), Sonic is the reason why I own a GameCube (I have all seven Sonic titles for it), and the Nintendo 64 has a lot of fun titles that you can't go wrong with. I even have the rare and sought-after 64DD, not surprisingly having gotten that for the F-Zero X Expansion Kit, but I also have a few other games for it such as some Mario Artist titles. I also have the Hori Mini Pad for the N64, which I heard is the best controller for that system. Getting one and checking it out make me agree with those opinions. So although I'm glad you love SEGA like I do, it's nice to show some non-SEGA stuff to have a little more variety in what you have to show us. So there's no question making this video was a fantastically good move on your part.

[@jt0l3r]

The 3DO deserved more time and attention from developers. I was looking forward to the M2.

[@G.L.999]

It was rumored that games like Tomb Raider, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro the Dragon, Metal Gear Solid; heck, even FF7 were going to be be 3DO exclusives before moving to PS1. If had the system sold better worldwide that is.

[@foojae]

Love your channel. You and Game Sack are two of my favorite retro and modern video game channels.

[@SegaLordX]

Glad to hear it. Thanks for the message. :)

[@viewtifuljoe99]

Just curious, I assume you're not a big handheld gamer but do you consider that side of gaming seperate from these lists? I'd consider the gba and ds right up there with the greats personally, especially as someone still looking for retro experiences and huge jrpgs during their eras.

[@SegaLordX]

I always try and keep portables and consoles a separate topic. I very much enjoyed portable gaming growing up, though. If I mixed in portables, the Game Boy would have been in the top 10 for sure.

[@viewtifuljoe99]

@@SegaLordX Makes sense. I'm sure it'd be way too tough to think of a top 10 without narrowing the list down a bit.

[@PicksterTG]

Back in the day I was this >< close to trading in a bunch of stuff to get a PlayStation (1) with a shiny copy of Samurai Shodown 3. For the most part I was content with having a Saturn and a N64 that complimented each other really well. I didn't really have access to the import market back then, not that I really knew much of its existence to even go looking for it. Despite really hankering for some Samurai Shodown on reflection I was giving up way too much to get hold of SS3. A little later on I discovered that the PlayStation version of Samurai Shodown 3 is not regarded all that highly... most people say avoid... and on top of that I modded my Saturn with some switches to enable import play on top of getting Samurai Shodown 3 and 4. So bullet dodged there. I have always wanted a Nintendo console to compliment what ever my main gaming platform is. Be it a console or PC. Nintendo often makes decisions with their console development that means they often get companies making some games just for their console that won't really work anywhere else. Mode 7 is an example of this. On top of these exclusives, you also have Nintendo developed games that obviously are not going to find themselves anywhere else either. In my opinion. Every gaming set up has room for the current Nintendo platform. I'm not elitest and going to suggest someone isn't a proper gamer without a Nintendo console. Each to their own. It doesn't take much to justify getting one to me though. Anyone that wants to call themselves a gamer is a gamer. No conditions required to be met, we are all having fun here. Now let's kick back, chill, and have fun!

[@G.L.999]

Plus unlike Sony, Nintendo and Sega were(and still are) pure video game companies that made their own systems complimenting one another. Whereas Sony was strictly a tech based company, not a pure video game company.

[@krazycharlie]

Sad to know your OG Xbox died on you :(. Hope you get another one in mint condition soon! Greetings from Colombia!

[@Nordlicht05]

Can switch internals.... So you could buy a cheap beated up one as long as it works

[@Nobunaga1983]

I wouldn’t know how to make a top ten list without sega consoles

[@RGF]

Cool stuff man!!! Thx

[@zacharyvigil6507]

What is the game shown at 5:18 on the Neo Geo?

[@TesseractE]

I think I've seen Milwaukee Jon tooling around on the 894 bypass...

[@SegaLordX]

I got a dude that lives next door to me that looks like Teflon Mike.

[@entertainmentwizard2703]

Great video!