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Good review. I plan to pick the game up when it inevitably comes to PC.

Bought this for 19€. It’s been a blast except for the sewer level.

you sound like a robot, entertaining but i didnt feel what you felt about the collection you just told me what it is and whats in it

We'll, I think you answered your own question. Amy is there to make the games feel fresh. Also, Amy does have some advantages over Sonic. Like if you use the hammer while jumping you can hit enemies that would otherwise hurt you if you touched them (enemies that have spikes, for instance). About the Sonic 2 special stage, it's possible to complete even with a partner. Just make sure you collect all the necessary rings yourself instead of depending on your partner.

Hey man! I agree with your video. But I do think the story is pretty good. Plus, the lizard was really cool and we got like...the best boss fight in the game. (But I never realized the fact about the Lizard, lol.) Thats actually a good point. Nice video though! Keep up the awsome work, and you just earned yourself a subsrciber!

Cheers :)

Amy shows up in Sonic CD. This is well known and the reason why she’s available in the Origins DLC

I liked this game a fair amount. The cumbersome platforming where you can jump on the shapes you make in mid-air reminded me of Solstice for the NES, a game I grew up with. They really get a lot out of the very simple toolset you're given. This game also has a sequel that I did not like as much with a pseudo SNES aesthetic.

Nice game I'm also playing it

I'm one of those who played the original Dark Forces, albeit it's PlayStation port. I'm told that remaster runs at a non-standard refresh rate like the original game; users should try to run the game with a screen refresh rate of 72 Hz or 144 Hz to mask certain graphical issues.

imo the worst parte is the dinosaur men side quests

About time and it’s not it tiny

Now you need to get a third and this will be a classic cinematic trilogy.

Shodan has the box checked to run in compatibility mode.

Military grade tech can last a long time, especially during peace. For example, Minuteman III missile silos for the longest time used 8-inch floppy disks to load data. Add in the cost of sending super computers into orbit with a corporate monopoly unwilling to improve its products and it becomes much more plausible for a rogue AI to resurface 40 years later. That or be recreated in very similar circumstances.

I always wanted to play this one but it's one of those games that gives me motion sickness

Princess Peach Toadstool, at least that's what I call her along with King Bowser Koopa, Mario Mario and Luigi Mario

Keep up the content man

Yeah they should have made an entire new move-set but her hyper form is op

Great video 👍

I don't understand why the focus on Magitek Armor would have been intentional deception. Doesn't seem like they have anything to gain from hyping it up instead of just promoting the game. More likely the press package from Square to games media emphasized Magitek because they knew it seemed cool and would make a favorable impression, and the media went wild speculating about it because they assumed it would play a bigger role in the game.

Looks like a isaac clone

dude, your voice 😭 where are you from? you sound like a majestic human lion

I can tell from your videos that you don't put effort in anything

I do love this one, except for the chess match

I never found the Zelda "sidekicks" to be annoying. I find certain loud mouth politicians more annoying. On the topic of other trapped games, I do recommend checking out Infinite Space. It's a spaceship JRPG with a unique battle system that sadly never left the DS. Given its battle screen UI was designed with a touch screen in mind, I could see a port to the PC or mobile devices with little modification. A Switch port may require a little repositioning of the battle screen UI, but I don't know if the game could be played while docked or on other consoles without serious modifications.

I really like this games. This series and Crash Bandicoot are kind of the foundation of my art style. And I think maybe the reason I like Pokémon Horizon so much despite never play and watch Pokémon is it’s reminded me of Megaman Legends/Rockman Dash.

This looks to be targeted at the nostalgia crowd, people interested in learning about Atari's old game machines, and video game historians/history buffs.

Worst things about the Pre Sequel: -Lack of dedicated drops -Assault rifles retaining their critical hit penalties from Bl2 -Scav weapons, apart from their SMGs, rocket launchers, and roid shields -Enemies with laser weapons. They're more brutal than any conventional enemy in Bl2 that isn't the badass pyre thresher. Hitscan + high damage over time chance = R.I.P. -Lunatics/Moonstruck/Elpisians having a hidden HP multiplier in TVHM/UVHM. They also have an unavoidable stomp attack. If this already is bad, imagine a badass version in UVHM, and speaking of which... -Badass enemy scaling in UVHM. 3.5x shield x 2.5x HP = 8.75x overall toughness compared to a normal mode badass enemy without a shield. This also applies to bosses, such as *eugh* Eclipse and EOS (which already have raid boss scaling). Badass enemies with guns are also prone to spawn using rocket launchers. -Badass Outlaws. They're durable, homing projectile firing, cryo grenade throwing, laser wielding juggernauts that are always shielded to boot. Did I mention they have a stomp attack that is unavoidable? They can also spawn with rocket launchers. Now imagine them with that UVHM badass scaling. The game is very liberal in its use of these enemies (about 7 or 8 guaranteed locations throughout the story iirc) -Fire damage being nearly useless for most of the game. Bl2 had the same issue, but for different reasons. Would be a shame if a character had a whole skill tree that revolves around it... oh wait. -Some maps being arbitrarily long and don't have vehicles, or have limited vehicle usage (i.e. Outlands areas, Vorago Solitude) -The entirety of Intelligences of the Artificial Persuasion. The dialogue was funny, but having to go through wave after wave of enemies was annoying, and most of the Bosun's attacks are homing and nearly instakill in higher difficulties. -Claptastic Voyage legendaries don't have a grider recipe to get a guaranteed version, nor can they come with luneshine bonuses. They have dedicated drops, but they either come from an annoying boss, or drop from very specific enemies at a ludicrously low drop rate. -The Moon Zoomy. Never use it after the Stingray is obtainable. -Vending machines being way too expensive. I am NOT paying $80,000 for a level 12 legendary I could farm much more easily in Bl2.

I love Mega Man Legends! :)

I mean if you don’t want it🫴

I enjoyed this! You should google Mega Man Legends 2 Episode 1.

I played MML2 back in the day; I never got to the end, but my little brother did. This series could do with a remastering, especially the first game. At the very least they could sell the PS1 ROMs on Steam or GOG. If sales are good, Capcom might consider restarting development on MML3.

There’s only about 2 or 3 required vehicle sections, one of which is the hover jump you showcased, so apart from that I don’t think the vehicles were anywhere close to being bad (by Borderlands standards, I suppose). Personally, I thought the Grinder was the worst part of the game. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m pretty sure there were certain unique weapons and items that could only be gotten from using the Grinder and they had horrible drop chances. This means that instead of save quitting and farming a boss for a particular unique drop you’d have to go and acquire 3 purple rarity weapons of the archetype of the weapon you wanted and keep on feeding them until you miraculously get the weapon you wanted. At least when you farm bosses you’re actually doing something somewhat engaging instead of just mindlessly navigating menus.

does this work on ps5 and pc?

The only thing that I gotta say is why that FOV? It looks horrendous

I have nothing to add but, skill issue.

I don't recall the driving areas to be that bad. I think I actually died more often to enemies than to driving mistakes. The worst part for me was that the late game levels saw a noticeable dip in FPS relative to previous levels. I blame the computer I had at the time, but I never got around to finishing the game.

4 minutes of complaining in a monotone voice. Why I was recommended this, is beyond me

Have sixaxis?

It's such a great master piece of a game series and an awesome review as well.

i hate when some games made mistake.

Must have take awhile because CC has been remasterd

The voice. 🤭

The pipe is pretty bad, but for me the worse offender was ending up down in that little jug-handle where the little green aliens "teach" you to wall jump, and you can't get out until you wall jump your way up a vertical shaft. Super Metroid's wall jump has a very precise input without a very big window, so as a child, figuring out it even existed by copying the aliens took a while, and then it took even longer to do it consistently enough to get back out of the pit.

I actually think this one has the best gameplay in the series. You didn't mention the ground pound or introduction of the cryo element, but each adds a lot, and the low gravity areas feed into that between ground pounding out of your moon jumps and freezing enemies in midair so they fall and shatter. Otherwise, mechanically it's pretty much more Borderlands 2, so that's all additive. The only gameplay change I can think of that people might dislike is the oxygen mechanic, but as you said, it doesn't come up very often. Now the environments and characters are kind of bland imo, but I mean, they're just not what I come to Borderlands for, so it never bothered me.

There is a version of Dolphin dedicated to the Metroid Prime trilogy that pump up all the graphical part and keyboard/mouse support. It's not official but excellent

I was gonna watch this video but I just can't handle this voice man, are you doing a bit? I hope this comment gives you a boost and a laugh hopefully lol

I got one of these when they cleared them out for, iirc $5 or whatever. This thing is great for its intended niche use, which you mentioned: playing PC games that require a mouse for input. I've used mine to play The Banner Saga 1-3, Inscryption, Tharsis and Dicey Dungeons from the comfort of my couch, prior to the controller support being added to a couple of those. I hear some folks really dial them in for use in FPS, but couldn't be me.

The Etrian Odyssey 1-3 collection was huge for me. I always wanted to play those (I love DRPG's) but after I got a Switch I couldn't bear the idea of playing these on the lesser screens and less comfortable controls of a DS, and I figured there was no way they'd ever make it to a single screen platform. Delighted that they did. 🎉 Now if they'd do that for the rest of them...