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Also, I miss when DLC was actually good and not content withheld from the main game strictly for the purpose of selling it later. Don’t get me started on battle passes. We are officially the elder gamers yelling at clouds, reminiscing the days of yore when gaming was so pure. 😂

I loved getting my game magazine in the mail.

Streets of Rage has had a bit of a makeunder hasn't it?!

NEZ and SNEZ ftw!

Yes, I know Millennials and Gen Z kids probably groan every time they hear the old cliche that "things were so much better back in the day" but the truth is that in many ways it was and in others not so much, which I feel you've managed to convey very well in your video. Buying games was definitely more of a gamble in the early days of gaming. You could either wait for your favourite games magazine to review the games you're interested in or take a chance before the reviews come out and hopefully pick a sizzler, not a stinker. The first official "patch" I can remember was for Jet Set Willy and it was a couple of lines of code, published in Your Sinclair magazine that you had to type in to fix a game breaking bug which funny enough was also the way you input a lot of cheat codes, before Action Replay and Game Shark cheat carts were a thing. No one can truly understand the level of fun that can be had with couch co-op until they've played 4 Player Goldeneye & Mario Kart 64 #Priceless. I started playing games in the late 70s/Early 80s primarily on Arcade Machines where you had fairly short but enjoyable gaming experiences and I now find myself gravitating back to these simpler early arcade games for a quick fix of gaming, typically not lasting much more than half an hour. Yes, modern gaming has it's benefits and I enjoy playing the more cinematic AAA games when I have time but as we all know, time is at a premium and usually a quick game of Burger Time on my Evercade wins out :-) Great video Jay and keep up the awesome work!

Im 56 and everything ! was better in our day. If you want to experience really painful load times you could always sit in front of a Commodore 64 the load times were chronic. Sometimes 15 minutes or more. And then the tape cassette would just stop because it was faulty, then it was back to the shop with it and they often wouldn’t replace it unless you could prove it was faulty, usually by trying to load it up on a machine in the store. But when all said and done it was part of the fun. We were pioneers.

Funny that I say N-E-S but when it comes to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System I say the SNES :-)

This is sick!

Very good review!

That's pretty impressive.

Excellent 👌 😊

Just my opinion but the full screen background gameplay videos are too distracting for me and almost triggered motion sickness at times which is surprising because I rarely, if ever, suffer from this. I like the gameplay videos but maybe just playing in the top corner may be easier on the eyes. Great pickups though :-) Keep up the awesome work!

Had this for years but, never actually played it…wanna give it a blast now 😉

Awesome shirt! Great pickups, enjoyed the vid...subbed 😉👍

The only Dragon Aage I played through completion was Origins on the 360. Didn’t play 2 and couldn’t get into inquisition. I like the new view in the videos with the gameplay in the background.

Hi Jay came across your channel good pickups there mate never tried vinted have to give it ago see what I can pickup myself as a collector. Good video I subed to your channel every little helps

I was a big fan of Argonaut Games back in the mid to late 80s with the awesome Starglider & Starglider 2 on the Atari ST and Amiga. The story of how this small team from Blighty showed Nintendo how to do 3D back in the early 90s with Starfox was fantastic at the time. I'm afraid it all went a bit wrong for me when they moved onto console game development and more kid friendly games. With me being in my late 20s when I owned the N64, these games just passed me by. Great video though and keep up the awesome work!

as someone from the US that had this game. it was extremely difficult at first, but the multiplayer was SUPER fun

Buck Bumble known for its banger titlescreen song aswell as the fog which is heavily apparent. This video is great! The music is the highlight of this title for me.

Great video and thanks for the shout out! Buck is a perfectly serviceable game worthy of a rental back in the day. I never made it to those later game levels, which look sweet. Never knew the developers were also behind Star Fox. Kind of like how Body Harvest was a precursor to GTA, developed by DMA. That is a rough play through but worth it for historical purposes.

Extreme G on the N64 bring back good memories. So ahead of its time. Simple and satisfying. :)

Great pickups and there's about a lifetime of gameplay in all those games :-) I do most of my collecting digitally nowadays, trawling the eShops for great discounts. I just don't need any more "Really Useful" boxes filled with physical games, lol. I still poke my nose into CEX occasionally and get the odd physical pickup which is still fun but as they say in the gambling sphere, "When the fun stops, stop" :-) Great video and keep up the awesome work!

Blast Corps (pronounced Blast “Core” at least in the USA) is great. Nice pickups.

+1 Comment for the algorithm, great video :)

That’s a really nice Photinia Red Robin & a Japanese Maple in the garden👍

Looks like you’re doing great. I find the more you work out, the more you will need to eat, hence the gain in weight…at least until your metabolism kicks in high gear.

SOO mcuh detailed video great man get successful

The Mafia games are great albeit a bit janky. That's either a positive or negative dependant on your taste. I love slightly janky games so these are a great fit for me :-) Keep up the awesome work!

I played Mafia 1 on PC when it came out. It was fine. Mafia 2 was pretty great. Short for an open world game, but really fun and worth it. 3 is good, however I never finished it, probably won’t at this point. It shipped full of bugs, that’s probably fixed now.

will it be available offline on iphone 15 pro??

It is a need for me when my women demands my presence whilst she is watching garbage tv shows 👍🏼

I love the omega collection on PS4, on my PS5, wish they would make a new one 👍🏼 Keep going man you are scratching a nostalgic itch I forgot about 😂

So how can you play any games if you have to have the disk in the game if you are away from home from you ps5?

Great video as always! If your can stomach it, playing the Wipeout Omega Collection in PSVR is another level of adrenaline fuelled mayhem. Keep up the awesome work!

No need for it. If you already own a PS5 you’re better off just carrying your controller with you and using remote play on a tablet or laptop. The whole idea is to play away from the console which remote play already does, this just seems like a step backwards.

I’ve only played the PS1 demo back in the day, can’t say I enjoyed it coming off the heels of N64’s amazing racing games like San Francisco Rush 2049 and World Driver Championship. And with Gran Turismo on my mind, I never gave Wipeout a thought. Beetle Adventure racing on the N64 is worth a go, a sleeper for sure.

Amazing game!

I don’t think Apple has done anything completely groundbreaking since the iPad. As an Apple loyalist, I’m fine with that. Something will come that we haven’t thought of yet.

Nope. I cancelled my ps+ premium after this launched because there’s actually no point to it. Go grab a steamdeck instead

Liked this video. I like your chill vibe.

Ya know, MGS is probably the only huge series I played through all the mainline entries to completion. I can’t even say that about Zelda.

Very cool :-)

Well meta ain’t gonna be the ones that make it happen lol

Man. I played through this game so many times. I remember how sweaty my hands were by the time I got to machine gun Willy for the first time.

Nice video. I never played this game. As a kid, my brother and I had Double Dragon II and played the heck out of it. I don't think we ever beat it back in the 80's/90's. Had to use a game genie (or cheat codes...I forget) to skip to the last level and beat it as an adult. FWIW, TMNT III The Manhattan Project is probably my favorite beat em ups on the console...have you played that one?

Love Double Dragon and funny enough I decided to sell my Evercade Technos Collection 1 this weekend, which includes Double Dragon. For some strange reason this cart can fetch up to £90 and I was happy to accept £63 trade in at CEX. There's already plenty of other places to play the NES version including the brilliant Double Dragon & Kunio-Kun Retro Brawler Bundle. Great video and keep up the awesome work!