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I always wondered were this guy came from you could play as him in sega superstar tennis

This one is pretty obscure.

From what I can tell, nobody has uploaded this yet.. Hold my beer.

Oh my god, i literally launched my controller at the wall trying to get this trophy. And y'know what? I still didnt even get it. I think the highest i got was round 7 before giving up. Still the only trophy i havent gotten in this game. Clearly you are a better man then me. Godspeed my friend.

Modern D-PADs suck

It's a little jarring hearing the uncensored music here since they were very obviously censored on the PS1 and Dreamcast versions. Watching the video further it looks like it's only Euro-Barge that's uncensored. Whoever was in charge of that really screwed up lol.

It's a port I've been curious about for a long time and I'm very impressed at how it's pretty much exactly as the PS1 original, which is even more impressive considering the timeframe it came out; here's a PS1 game (that was still a few years old by that point) with all its features largely intact (and with bonuses!) and it's playable on the go, and pre-DS, pre-PSP; mindblowing stuff for sure. The audio is what impressed me the most, funnily, especially compared to how the N64 games infamously were (even moreso as the N64 port of 3 was a year or so prior), or various GBA titles that went for the digitized audio approach like Dave Mirra 3. It does seem to be missing a few songs, from what I've noticed (Superman being the most notable, but also Here & Now and New Girl), but the fact that it has all the others, in full and in rather good quality, is mighty impressive. It's extremely commendable work. I honestly wonder if they ever considered porting THPS2 after this, or if the inclusion of those THPS2 levels was simply as a compromise of sorts. Regardless, the porting team did a fantastic job, and I still need to look into some of the other titles they developed on N-Gage (off the top of my head they also ported Pandemonium!, and from what I've heard it's also a great port)

Thats so weird “ny” was a “bonus” level when it was originally supposed to be a normal level in thps…then somehow “the hangar” and “philidelphia” and “venice beach” from thps2 are both bonus levels?! Did they know there probably wouldnt be a port of thps2 for n-gage?

That's awesome to catch footage from this version of the game, having never got to play on that handheld. They needed a lot more of these kind of ports back then, to have made it. We know how that went, though.

this looks really good. hope the devs got a raise for this

Holy smokes, that is some CRUNCHY audio. This is what it sounds like natively? One of the greatest VGM soundtracks of all time and they made it sound like someone ran over a singing toothbrush with a truck. Tragic.

It's impressive how good this port is, all of my lines and testing from the PS1 version (i.e. the super high wallride you can do in downtown) would work identically on this version!

Was in the mood to play this great port, so I figured I'd record it; Uncommentated because it was just really late, was kinda tired... not my best run either but I hope you enjoy regardless. I also show off the four bonus levels after the career mode, the ones back-ported from THPS2's splitscreen mode.

Thanks a lot! I always wanted to listen this song without putting the game. Greetings from Mexico!

Thanks for uploading this. I played this game religiously as a kid thinking “wow! These graphics are so cool!” 😅 nostalgia unlocked ❤

These budget ps1 games are a wonderful paradox. Stuttery framerate, blocky models, aliased as shit, but there's just something that's so cool about how it looks. Something about the colors, the water textures, the backgrounds and UI. It's.... unintentional budget maximalism, maybe? Late-90's Sega Arcade Sports Game-core aesthetics? I dunno but I dig it. Hadn't heard of this game before, so I'm glad I stumbled across your video.

"at least theres a ramp up ahead.." realizes that its some boat