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Funny childhood😂

I remember playing on my brother's GBA and seeing the Nickelodeon game "Nicktoons Attack of the Toy Bots" with Jimmy Neutron and SpongeBob on the cover art. Also, I loved playing "Shrek: Super Slam" (GBA)

This was a good reminder that I need to give the Ape Escape games another shot. I played the first one a bit, but never felt like I gave it a fair shot. Also, never knew about Frogger’s Adventures. Very curious about this one and am wondering if this was developed internally at Konami or if it was outsourced. 🤔

For me its Jak 2. I will love the early 2000s era of edginess forever <3

Wow, I don’t think I’ve heard of a single one of these haha. I think it’s really interesting hearing you talk about them though since myself and many other people often look at titles like these as unimportant shovelware, but in reality these were many people’s entry points into gaming and are very sentimental and important to them.

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Zero Calculus and a plethora of games :)

I had never heard of Namcot Collection on Switch. Need to grab that!

Thanks for the support and the shoutout man! I actually learned a lot from this video (and had forgotten the sheer amount of games you bought 😂). What would you say is your favorite one of the lot? Also, “When you google DS backlash all you find is controversy” cracked me up haha. 🤣

I remember this coming in every now and then when I worked at GameStop. Such a ridiculous concept! Also, I believe these couldn’t play on the GameCube GB Player due to licensing issues since I believe a portable screen and something you hook up to a TV are classified differently in licensing agreements. 👍

I have the Shrek / Shark Tale sealed

Damn I gotta buy that too lol

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Nice Video ! Sub & Big Like ! Love Retro Pokemon Games !

Where's your eyebrows? 🤔

I’ve always been curious about the Yu-Gi-Oh card game. I read the manga and really enjoyed but never gave any of the games a shot. Seems like a big time commitment. 😅 The Telenet Collectiom has some great stuff in it, especially Gaiares which is a lot of fun, but tough as nails. Definitely a lot of other great stuff in here like Castlevania Advance Collection and Aqua Kitty that I hope you’ll check out. Great pickups man!

Thoroughly enjoyed this video! The Dokapon series is something I’ve watched a few videos on over the years and have gained somewhat of a mild appreciation for even though I never played it (though I do remember the PS2 and Wii version arriving in shipment on launch day back when I worked at GameStop. 😅) Lately, I’ve also been very curious about the Momotarou series which falls into the similar type of board game style genre and was created by Hudson Soft. Thanks for the video dude!

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hey, cool video. I found your channel from a video by RewindArcade. I like seeing all this stuff, and I learned a few things. I also have Galaxian for my Famicom collection and Galaga for NES. Did you know there's also a port of Space Invaders for Famicom? It's not the best port, but I had to have it.

Take your time man. *corny alert* It’s about the journey, not the destination. As long as you’re having fun! 👍

Thanks for coming out to the con and for this great video! Nice pickups!

Not enough Shrek 2!

Tons of great stuff in this episode! I’ve really wanted a copy of Hector 87 now for a while, but just haven’t come across it for a decent price yet. The Heracles series is something I’ve I had a fascination with this year since I got GoH4 for the SFC to sell, but it never moved after 5 cons and ended up in my collection instead, haha. A Taxing Woman is another one I’ve run into a lot during research and would love to play (if it’s translated). It was produced by Ghosts ‘n Goblins creator Tokuro Fujiwara. Really enjoyed this episode in particular. You really have some excellent games in here!

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The GBC is something I'm not as knowledgeable about since I had kind of moved away from handheld gaming for a while at that point in my life. It is an incredibly fascinating point in gaming history though due to the sheer amount of Pokemon clones (some of which you covered in this video) and how small of a jump the technology was in terms of being successor hardware. I think the thing that really surprised me the most in this video is the Dancing Furby game. I always forget that the GBC has IR since very few games actually use it. I really want to see this in action and may even track down a copy of the game and a Furby myself just to mess around with it, haha. The Sakura Taisen GBC game is one I've really wanted to check out. I'm not 100% sure but I think it may have a fan translation. I know it's a pain and a lot more work, but I'd love to see some gameplay of these titles in the background while you're talking about them. Some games are pretty self explanatory, but there's a few weirder ones like Burger Burger Pocket and Dancing Furby that would be cool to see in action as you chat about them. Awesome work as always my friend, keep it up!

Nice work on this man! This episode is already dated with one day with F-Zero 99. 😂😂 As for the WW2 game, in Japan video games were much more accepted to be for adults too so I think this, along with other more complex games, were targeted at an older audience. Interesting regardless though! Final Fantasy IV actually did release on the PS1 in the West within the Final Fantasy Chronicles collection bundled with Chrono Trigger, though they were all standalone games on the PS1 in Japan. Thanks for the video dude, look forward to more!

I’m not a big N64 fan, but I can admit that it’s a very fascinating system with some really unique games. I really want to grab Animal Forest on the N64 one of these days since I adore the GameCube version. Nice work man!

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Definitely a lot of deep cuts in this episode! I remember trying desperately to get a Bahamut Lagoon fan translation to work in the mid/late-90s on an emulator but it kept crashing during the opening. 😮‍💨 Aerobiz is a game I’ve always been curious about which I need to sit down and try. And I’m sure that Contra Spirits was a little pricey since the Contra games in Japan (similar to Castlevania/Akumajou Dracula) are generally a lot more expensive over there. Nice work man!

Totally missed this video since I’ve been out of town at RetroWorld all weekend. 😭 Nice work as always dude! I’ve been wanting to try Penguin Wars for a while and I might need to remedy that sooner now. Also, I got into Puyo Puyo with the GBA game (in 2002 I think?) which to this day is still my favorite entry in the series and well worth checking out. Thanks for the video!

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Nice work on this man! There’s a few games on here I’ve really wanted in my collection and some new ones I had never heard of like City Adventure Touch and Castle Excellent. Definitely need to track them down!

I enjoyed your video so much! I'm excited to watch episode 2 as well! And I'm so glad you love Japanese culture😆

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Holy shit, that’s a lot of games, haha! Did you get them all from one place or do a bunch of auctions?

Thanks for the shoutout Max! It's awesome that you finally grabbed a copy of Metroid Prime. It is easily one of my favorite games of all time! Also, playing Tetris on a chicken nugget is something I never knew I needed in my life.🤣

Great video, my favorite part was when you talked about that one video game

Fuck you with that controller

Fighting herds is a really good fighting game it was actually suppose to be my little pony also Tetris effect beautiful