Qix77 Wrote: MutoidMan Wrote: Qix77 Wrote:Honestly, that's how we thought the future would be. After a nuclear attack from the Soviets, we would dress up like rock stars and race cars. Talk about a disappointment. You're telling me! My friends and I had our leathers and an excessive number of bandanas and arm bands ready to go at a moment's notice. Bummer. Nice job on the review, btw. I agree that the fat hippy should have been nuked, as he is not worthy. The funny thing is that I was really soooooooooooo hoping that my future would lead to that. Driving in some sort of rigged up dusty black car, long hair, leather jacket, and racing a car through a post apoplectic city. My future would have been a cross between Thundar, Road Warrior, Ice Pirates, and Night of the Comet. I'm in tears that I never had my chance... lol..

Is there any wonder why both of us count Interstate '76 as an all-time favorite?

Thundarr The Barbarian - a cross between Star Wars, Conan The Barbarian, Marvel's Killraven, and all of the apocalyptic-future sci-fi of the 1960's and 1970's rolled together - and absolutely one of the coolest cartoons ever made.

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Here is my review of Speedball 2.



Although there is a lot of improvement compared to Nitro, I still am not satisfied with it 100% but I sort of rushed it. There have been a great deal of issue that has rose up recently...

Anyways, enjoy...

Oh wow... You are the first to find the easter egg... I didn't think anyone would notice...

You rock.... I'll PM you what it says but please don't tell anyone yet to see if anyone else can figure it out..

That is so cool....

Nope - I don't know Morse code. But Wikipedia does!

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Qix, you've really got a knack for doing these reviews! They're informative and entertaining. Thanks for showing us some classic games. I've actually never heard of either of them, before this point. Speedball 2 looks very cool.

Unfortunately, I never had a Commodore 64, or an Amiga--though I knew people who did, and got to use their machines at least once, in my earlier years. We didn't get a computer of our own until at least 1990, and when we did, it was old for its time 'cos it was one that our next-door neighbor/friend family didn't want anymore (but still worked).

But I do remember the Amiga. I remember New Year's Eve, 1989, at the house of the "captain" of our Star Trek club--tons of adults and kids of different ages all over the place, amusing themselves however, into the wee smalls...and one of the main things us kids were doing was playing games on the Amiga upstairs--QUIETLY--while by comparison, the adults were being completely raccous playing "Killer Uno" downstairs!
I remember they were having trouble getting the Amiga to do...something...and then the next morning, they were playing this hex-board type strategy (paper and dice) RPG called "Amoeba Wars". I instantly then had to call it "Amiga Wars" and thought I was _soooooooo_ clever. Hey, give me a break, I was 15. :P
When it was working, I had my first experience playing "Tetris", ever, on an Amiga. And...some adventure game I can't remember now. Those are my main memories of an Amiga. New Year's Eve, 1989/1990.

Ooh, you should definitely do a review of some Sega Genesis games! I actually know about a bunch of those. Especially one that was shown in your preview--Phantasy Star II. I'm a huge fan of that series--done fanart, used to post on a messageboard about that universe, the whole nine yards!--and I think those'd actually kind of fit with the board's theme.

Well, 2 would. The main enemy at the end is an evil computer program! In fact, I kinda imagine the "Mistress Control Program" as looking a bit like Mother Brain... And check out that grid-pattern floor/background in all the fight scenes in that game...
And the high-tech music most of them have, especially 2 and 4. There's one piece of music in Phantasy Star IV--played when you're going through an underground science lab/computer complex that actually had circuit-board patterns on the....floor I think--and the song is called: "Behind the Circuit". Doesn't that just rule?

I wonder...are they going to be bringing over any Japanese-only Genesis (Megadrive) games, on the Wii VC? I think it'd be great if more people here could actually play "Pulseman!" without having to go and download a ROM (which, considering how obscure it is, old, _and_ foreign, that's probably about the only feasible way to get it at all, nowadays). The game is _very_ inspired by TRON, but also, just a fun game. _I'd_ review it if I knew anything at all about how to make a video. :P
But seriously, I think more people here should get a chance to play that one...or at least know more about it through _your_ review.

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This is what happens when I can't complete a game review... I wasn't going to post this but I figured why not...



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NoExcuses Wrote:Haha - very funny! I know it wasn't a 'proper' review, but I still got a kick out of it. Were you acting the frustration at the end, or did that actually happen while you were recording the audio in real time? Either way - it's damn funny!

The frustration is real. I usually record my audio while I play the game (but not the video). I then record the video when I play the game again. I then write a script of what I want to cover in the review.

If the improve audio has segments that I want to use, then I edit it into the final video along with the scripted audio. I usually don't do this unless I cover a good point or I'm just pissed off.. lol... but this is the first time I've used the improve audio...

I really wanted to finish this review but I had a bad disk... lol... but since I put too much work into it to begin with, I figured... why not... :P

I finally got around to watching your reviews and you really did a great job! The production looks really good and not like crap compared to my movies, and the jokes are hilarious. Keep up the great work!

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