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Oh you went to Full7 at the right time, when there was an (almost ?) full set of all Neo Geo AES games to contemplate.

I remember playing this til my thumbs fell off in 1983. Slightly disappointed after completing it just to get the flashing 999 score in the corner and a blank screen...

Not only did they name it Firefox, but they come pretty close to ripping off the logo from the 1982 film of the same name.

Great video Rob, when I saw the Thames ident at the start I knew we were onto a winner!

The title music , for the life of me what was it off on the C64 ?? Loader music ?

Hehe it’s a constant evolution.

A blast from thr past. Copyright sound infringement on every tune. 😂

Oh man memories. I played that to death as a kid.

5:07 Ride of the Ride of Valkyries by Richard Wagner (Apocalypse Now). 5:25 Star Wars Main Theme by John Williams (and Holst 😉) 5:45 The Charge of the Light Brigade by Max Steiner 😁

There would have been tons of additives in the original biscuits that aren't available now. Probably impossible to do a note-perfect recreation.

would you be interested in Xenogears X Playstation NTSC version ?

Yet again suffering for your art and our entertainment, we salute you 🫡

Haha looks like you had a lot of fun making this Rob.

Awesome mate. I remember getting this for xmas back in the day. Always used to love the noise the gun made when it swiveled. I had just about every Star Wars toy u could get back in the day. My mum sold them all for a fiver when I got older and never thought much about it at the time. Lets just say i'm gutted now i'm older lol, Only things i've got left are a Snaggletooth and Walrusman figures and a door from the talking Imperial Troop Transporter. That was a cool vehicle.

Aw man. I had a tauntaun but never the base. Had an ATST too and a few exploding speeder bikes. Always wanted a snowspeeder. Some things you just never forget 😅

Very cool. What an intense hit of nostalgia that was 😂 playing with Star Wars figures in the snow.

omg! i wasn't able to pass the "run" away from the monster aswell! it's incredible to see it after so many years! i played it around 1992 and i was 12 years old! hahahhaha

I always wanted the Tin Can Alley shooting game and Big Trak but never got them, ive since bought Big Trak when it was re released, but not found a Tin Can Alley in good working condition, those 70's electronics dont hold up well.

get a multicart or even better a PiTrex and you get all the Vectrex titles ever released plus play battlezone, star wars, tempest, etc demos and even faster version of berzerk

Here's a fact that I don't ever hear anybody talk about. Most of us only had a few games for the life of the entire system. When I was in elementary school, everybody either had a Sega Genesis or SNES. Me and most of my friends only collected about 10 games for the entire life of the system because they were expensive and we didn't have money. It wasn't like today where you can have hundreds of games for one system. Some people might have been lucky but everybody I hung out with, I don't know anybody that had more than 10 or so games. If it hadn't been for rentals, We wouldn't have got to play anything else. Obviously, we also traded it a lot amongst each other. I don't really remember people starting to get a large number of games for a console until PlayStation came out. A lot of those games would go on sale or become greatest hits and you could get them for almost nothing. Let me say this also and if somebody had the same experience please comment. I don't remember there being console wars. I had a Sega because it's what my parents could afford to get me and my cousin had an SNES. It wasn't a war. You just bought what you could afford based on which games you like. We never argued over which one was better. I thought they were both great. I don't even remember people at school arguing about which console was better.

I once had the General Lee Wrist Racer, I could not get it out of the dome I did not know that the dome or launcher had to be push a second time to release the car.

Brilliant!! Hilarious outtakes Rob!!

Sweet video! New Subscriber!🔥

Itching like a m’fkr with that on 😂

Thanks for all the videos this year, I have really been enjoying them 🤘

Loving the outtakes "she-ra's pissed" 😂😂

Great year of content Rob! Keep up the good work!

Dam I had this as a kid in primary school. Always thought the big red thing coming down was a shield to go inside. LOL

I'm so glad I chose Firefox ❤

That X-box fact was not so mind boggling to me. Of course the time will increase for each year that passes. I think I got what you were aiming for, that the gap between an "old" console, and a much more advanced machine (the X-box) was tighter, than the time that has passed since the original X-box was launched. But as I said, since time increases all the time, it will continue to be a bigger gap for each year that passes...

I've got some audio clip of these old toy commercials on my channel. I once had Mr. Frosty and He-Man action figures. I wish I had Kongman.

The UK was ace, the adverts were amazing too and amazing theme tunes on TV.

Always wanted a Big Yellow Teapot, but my Old Fella told me Mam there was no way I was having one.

The kids in the transformers ad all looked like future murderers.

Did any kid not want a Mr Frosty, but id imagine they were rubbish as soon as you used up the flavour packets.

Cripes. I remembered every word from that 'a la carte' ad when l saw it. Loved Ghost Castle and Mouse Trap. Also had that 12" B.A. lf l remember his earrings come out but there wasn't much play value in him 😂

Great video Rob - you do a lot of research!! And the production quality just goes up and up!!!

7:14 *Gunpei Yokoi

performing the Adventure secret as a kid was such a cool feeling. i don't even remember how i learned about it.

Just subbed and shared your video on bluesky with the large gaming community over there. Nice to see a fellow Northerner Retro enthusiast 🎉

Not sure on ones I know but I DID know about the Duck Hunt one because it was one of the few games I could get my Dad to play and we had fun messing with each other in 2 player mode.

I liked the D-Pad donkey kong game.Black Knight was the first pinball with a saveable score. Raiden 2 runs on a 386 board. Thats all I got off the top of my head.

We played Duck Hunt that way a lot back in the 80s. Someone would control the duck to make it harder. You can also cheat that way because you can control the duck and thus know when they are going to change direction. If you don't make any movements for a couple seconds the duck starts switching directions on its own again.

Did you know you can become small with firepower in super mario bros nes

Just realized. The fact that real pong was built in logic hardware means that all home ports of pong are “emulators”

How u get duck hunt no mario

You lost me when you said "Nez"... It was always pronounced as an initialism... N.E.S.

Megadrive was our first console as well. Surprised with how smart I was as a child, who would have been 4 or 5 when we got it, I didn't put two and two together, since my dad had it at his office. It was a two pack, Sonic 1 and Quackshot or We Love Donald Duck as it's known in Japan. We would also later get some child inappropriate games in Predator II and Alien 3. Both we never figured out how to play.