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1. Doom Resurection (Viktor Luchitz) 2. Space Harrier 32X 3. NBA Jam TE 4. Mortal Kombat II 5. Virtua Racing Deluxe 6. After Burner Complete 7. Star Wars Arcade 8. Virtua Fighter 9. Motocross Championship 10. Metalhead

Its not Vicr. It's Viceroy!

Like the 10 best game = they all suck, nba jam was kinda cool

Good to see you again bro!

Knuckles Chaotix was just trying to be like MarioKart. 😂

I really like the idea of you specifically looking at games on ‘bad’ consoles. It’s not only interesting to see highly ranked games, but also get a general insight to see if some of the biggest failures had diamonds in the rough.

Very interesting to hear a fresh opinion from someone who never played a 32x before. You are spot on, had Virtua Racing, Star Wars or Chaotix been released on the Saturn (as it was probably originally intended), they would have wiped the floor with their 32x counterparts. BTW, what was the criteria for choosing those top 10 games if you had never played them before? Most of those games are indeed the best the console has to offer, but I rarely see Metal Head on any list of best games. Try instead Pitfall or Mortal Kombat 2, those were solid ports.

Decided the 30th anniversary of this console was good enough reason to finally try it and make a video on it. I typically like to make more positive reviews, instead of games/consoles I am less fond of, but I did enjoy a handful of the games on this list, and do see the untapped potential this failed add-on had. Please let me know, what 32X games have you played, and which ones do you enjoy?

It's weird that I like Final Fantasy 2 more than Final Fantasy 1. Liking FF2 comes down to whether you like the leveling system or not, and I love it. FF3 takes what 1 and 2 did and combines them into the best FF game for the NES. Ranking the games I've played so far from worst to best, I'd rank them as 1, 2, 3, and 4.

I don't know why, but Wave Race 64 still looks and plays beautifully!

I concur about the fan base wanting another shinning force style game! Not the other styles. We want another Force style entry in the series.

Probably what we all miss from gaming in the 90s is that we had a lot of time back then and were easier to please.

As great as Shining Force 2 was at the time, Growlanser eventually took what it did and did it even better(Growlanser 1, 3 and 4 have fully explorable worlds plus heavy political plots and even full blown dating sim elements that actually influence the ending and the battles throughout the game). Growlanser completely perfected the blending of RPG and SRPG and the real time strategy combat is more fun than the more basic turn based strategy combat with very limited options. Without Shining Force I don’t think Growlanser would have existed though.

This looks like Illusion of Gaia.

in 2030 a remaster will be announced. Hi I'm from 2043.

I had a PlayStation 1 in my brother had an N64 he would always talk so much crap about the PlayStation one because he was secretly jealous of it and then the next couple years he winded up buying games on it instead of his Nintendo 64

Number 3 is So true. You really had to imagine sh.t back in the day good memories.

Eff N couch coop that's what I miss alot.

Something I do miss are game lobbies. I remember when I could log into the BlueByte Game Channel, chat with other Settlers fans, and then jump into a game with them after discussing what map we'd play on etc.

There were beautiful 3D games on e.g. the Saturn, I mean, I do like the way Panzer Dragoon looks, e.g.

Unlocking cheats rather than achievements

I miss when games could be 1 specific genre. It feels like the popular trend nowadays is to have an action game with light stealth elements, RPG level systems and all of it feels half-baked. I also miss when games got to the point and weren't filled with so much fluff. You got to have a tutorial teach you basics despite most games having the exact same controller layout being a FPS or TPS and you don't unlock the really cool stuff till about half way through. That one seems like a good amount of blame should go to gamers, as they will complain about the quantity louder than the quality.

2:10 name of the game please

I miss having my mind blown. Between 1991 and 1996 were huge leaps. 2d 16 bit sprites on cartridges to 3d polygon games with fmv sequences on optical media.

Haven't played FF since 10, so you're not alone. And 10 was just okay in my opinion.

I feel like part of my problem at least is that growing up I could essentially play any game I wanted to try, however now there's so many games I want to check out & not enough time. Most recent example being Visions of Mana, I just was watching gameplay a few weeks back & thought to myself "who am I kidding, I'm never playing this". Now I may end up playing it eventually, but the sentiment was that if I want a game like that I've got Tales of Arise & many more similar games that I already own. Also if I'm being true to myself I'm not in the mood for something quite as wholesome anime vibes at this moment, that'll change one day but unless it's pixel art I want something a bit grittier. Also I personally preferred 16/32-bit era of RPGs as they usually were shorter in length.

The performance was better in a lot of the older games. Around 2010-2015 something happened where sub 30fps became acceptable. In modern games they are often very sluggish and slow to respond. Input lag and bad framerates in newer games makes me enjoy older games a lot more. Games used to be balanced between looks and performance now the performance seems completely ignored. Every once in a while a new game like Astro Bot comes along that looks like it might actually control well.

Modern gaming sucks. Its become a mainstream machine and is no longer niche or nerdy, which is why games today are all the same. No wow factor anymore either. People still benchmark their PC's with Red Dead 2 , Shadows of the Tomb Raider and other old games. No new wow factor you got with every generation in the 90's.

I had an NES then SNES then N64. That was my path. I trusted Nintendo because back then they were the "go to" company. Of course my friend had a Sega Genesis and I got to play it and later my friends got a PS1 so even if I didn't have the console, I could still experience it. I did like the N64 because the graphics were just amazing, however looking back, I would prefer the PS1 controller over the N64 controller any day. But you have to understand that were consoles and games of their times. Many genres that we know today, were not even established back then. And while some games aged very well (Chrono Trigger) other games not so much. But thanks to flash carts and such, anyone who is competent enough can sill make new games for the systems. I'm a console gamer rather than a PC gamer specifically because I like the high compatibility that consoles provide. I like the idea of just putting in a cartridge or disk and playing a game. Back in the 1990's PC gaming was difficult. Time and time again, I would buy a game then try to install it only to find out the game wouldn't run because the machine wasn't powerful enough.

I still have a great workout n64 controller, it's called taking care of your stuff lol no one but me has ever used it I had spares for friends

I always loved the two WWF games but those were the two I originally owned a game gear for

I miss the 90's.

My favorite rpg of all time, followed by balder gate 2 and the original dragon age.

Gem of a game.

Nah m64 was overrated now oot that game had heat and soul with beautiful environments.

One of the games of my life. Superior to A Link to the past in you ask me.

"Zelda clone" yeah if you forget Zelda is a clone of Hydlide even "Hyrule" name is a hint i never saw one good Zelda game and ALL "zelda clones" were always extremely different and superior...

Still have both these wonderful consoles. I occasionally play the classics til this day. These consoles litterally had some of the best games ever made. My top 100 list of games consists of at least 20 PS1 games and 12 N64 Games.

I bought a Saturn and got a Saroo cart. now I have all the games I want and all the RPGs and translated games on it, I also got some really high quality reproductions that come with the game, full case and manual. I got all the shining force 3, with all the disks translated, Panzer Dragoon Saga and Policenauts translated. the cart cost me $60 dollars you get that and the console, I also found a 27 inch crt tv for $20 on facebook and that is all you need. everything else is extra.

One of the hardest PS1 games that I never finished. Congrats on getting one of the toughest games on the system behind you!

New video, awesome

I picked this up from a local game store about 10 years ago and finally got to playing it last year. It's a fascinating game! The puzzle elements can really be obtuse. I was stuck in that first mine dungeon for longer than I want to admit due to a combination of the platforming and the point of view, an issue I also had when I played Landstalker. Still, it's a great game with a fascinating take on the Zelda-like formula.

Hi all, thanks for the continued support! Sorry to take so long to upload, but work and class was kicking my butt. I hope you enjoy the video, and if nothing else, I hope the real video sections are interesting. Let me know if you think I should omit them in the future or show myself more often. Cheers!

Everything

I do miss when games were fun to play

Anyone who feels the desire to skip these gorgeous animations has no soul

really excited to dive into this one. Also, looking forward to the review of S3.

RPGs are boring

I think the second battle was meant to teach you about the Land Effect, but its a mechanic that is never directly explained in game.

I'm not gonna lie I have never been zeon to this day. I always stop playing before the final battle. It's a long ahh game.