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Atari Vs. Midway 1978 Arcade Video Games BATTLE! Space Invaders, Breakout - The Irate Gamer
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2015
- History of Video Games: Part 7
Takes us through the Arcade scene throughout 1978
Games highlighted: Clowns, Avalanche, Fire Truck, Seawolf 2, Super Breakout, Blueshark, Orbit, Geebee, Frogs, Football, and Space Invaders
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More entertaining than the AVGN nowadays, for sure!
its been 7 years old, and this comment has aged like a fine wine.
Awesome work. That part with the game "Clowns" had me laugh.
excellent!
***** That's Cool
the alien invasion bit had me laughing :D
Chris, this is one of my favorite series to watch. When I found this in my news feed for uploaded videos, i was excited to see the next installment for History of Video Games. Looking forward for part 8 and other future installments. Congrats man
its nice to see someone on here being happy for a new episode rather than bitching about how long it took to be released. also im a huge fan of the history of video games series too :)
the reason i dont complain much cause It takes alot of time to write the script, collect the game play footage, videos of him explaining stuff, and audios during the gameplay.
tmobile2120
you have no idea! thanks for waiting!
Irategamer Thank you for taking your time to put out this content. It really is worth the wait to see the work you put out that is polished from your first video to now. You will always have my support as a viewer
Irategamer And in truth, I can relate what you went through. In college, I took a video film class and it was hell to figure out a good script. Not to mention getting the footage for the video. Then editing it to fit the video, along with getting the proper music to fit the video as well. And you were a testament to that fact when you stated it in one of your behind the scenes video about how it wasn't easy to set things up like you wanted. But you managed to make it work. You gave me ideas on how to approach stuff just from watching your videos. I know I am acting like a big fan, but I am a big fan of your work. Here's to many future years Chris
The only reason I watch this channel.
FPietros well you got to admit, this probably took a lot of work
Fox Mc Loud but for what? every 30 seconds there was a "joke" about the game hitting IG with something.... pointless
MrSmapdi I agree in this way. The Irate Gamer has become a clone of the simpsons or family guy with the jokes. What I think personally what he's aiming for in a way is that he makes it so that he can be able to show it to everyone, without it being to offensive. But at the same time, you can tell he's working hard on these videos. What I would prefer that he do is that sort of have little jokes sprinkled into the script so the viewer can understand them, and laugh at them on his own time! Not have entire segments just for ONE joke.
Fox Mc Loud The main problem with Chris Bores is that his efforts is often misplaced. His watching him attempt humour is like watching a blind man attempt to fire an unloaded machine gun.
Algahiem and yet you're still here hanging on to every video he puts out!
Great work Chris, I LOVE this series.
Wow, didn't see this one coming in my news feed, but what a lovely surprise! Can't wait for part 8 :-)
Irate gamer. Thank you for part 7. And your hard work :)
Keep rocking
at this rate i may get to see the episode with nes in it when im 80.....(note: im 23)
lol
Irategamer cools love to know how history of video games came up in Canada and the US
Sadly, this is pretty much true.
I'm glad we have something to look forward to, that far into the future.
Irategamer i do kid. i like all your videos but find it funny that i orginaly subscribed for the history vids and there have been so few.
have a great day ill keep watching
I miss this channel, brings back many memories of early Irate Gamer series & I wish you could bring back more Chris!
Here's fact: Clowns was ported to the Atari VCS/2600 under the name Circus Atari!
Robin Wise spoilers!
+Robin Wise Here's another fast fact: The reason Space Invaders speeds up over time was because as you kill the "invaders" theres a lot less action happening on screen at once. Therefore the game's processor doesn't have to work as hard. Causing the game to speed up as you kill the "invaders". But when all the "invaders" are present on screen, it causes the game to lag. And runs at a speed in which we call "normal speed" (excuse my "redundantness").
@@irategamer What about Pac-Man. The one who eats stuff?
HOLY SHIT
2 History of video game episodes within a year.
Seriously Chris this is one of the main reasons I watch your vids.
You definitely do your homework on these videos.
Please try to do more of these this year.
I want to be alive when you are done with these series of videos...LMAO
Been waiting for a while for this chapter. Love your videos Chris! Special thanks for your taking the time to educate a little history. Great job!
So hyped that episode 7 is out can't wait for episode 8 to be out. The humor gets even better per episode, keep up the good work doesn't really matter if you take your time to make it perfect dude.
These videos are criminally under-viewed. They're very good
so many great memories with this channel, keep up the good work chris
Fantastic editing, and very educational. Great series, I hope you continue it!
Really nice effect of Space Invaders attacking city. Almost captured the feel of the game you had as a kid. Nice.
Great work Chris!
Chris, I have to say, these videos keep getting better and better. Keep up the good work.
I enjoyed it and hope to see more soon :)
Fun watch Chris. Keep up the good work.
Space Invaders was my very first Taito Arcade Game that I played a lot on Computer when I was a kid 7 years old since 2008
Nice work dude, enjoying this series
ah Chris, I love your antics, keep up the good work bud :)
Another great video. Informative and entertaining. Looking forward to the next episode!
That was good stuff Chris! I really could see the ambition behind this one and immensely enjoyed it. keep up the good work!
Chris, nice job with these videos. Keep them up please.
Great in depth video series. At the risk of attracting those who live under bridges and fanatics, this is the first time in awhile I have sat down and watched something from this channel after watching quite a few videos of IG/Chris' a few years back. In short, as constructively as possible, more like this please. :)
Im glad your making irate gamer videos again, i find these very enjoyable
Chris, keep up the good work. I really enjoy your humor dude, you make laugh a lot. I look forward to your next one.
great job chris, thanks for your hard work on this entertaining series.
Nicely done Chris, it was worth the wait.
Yo Chris what's up? Gotta love this series you're doing. Keep up the good work! :-)
Thank you. Can't wait for the next one
I wish it was longer but I enjoyed it.
Keep up the great work.
Good job man, keep it up! More History of Video Games please!!!
Oh I am so happy to be seeing a new installment to this series!!!
Great episode. Funny and interesting.
(laughing at the Fire truck game while your clones are yelling at each other ) lol, it seems your clones can't seem to get along while playing a co op game, can't they?
Video games were showing up in pizza parlors *way* before 1978. Shakey's Pizza had Computer Space in their locations at least as early as 1974.
Spectacular work as always Chirs can't wait to see the next part
Great video man. Love how that small part of history is included into your series. Definitely something that other documentaries usually miss when doing the history of video games. I've watched every single part of your History of VGs and from what I'm seeing, this is looking more fun and fun as you get closer to the 1980's.
Great video as always. My video game history dates back to 1983 and we're not even close to that in this series.
The fire truck in the Fire Truck game seems to have the mobility of an Amish guy steering a barn and Blue Shark looks like the precursor to Jaws on the NES.
It's nice to see another good video, Chris. Keep it up.
Great episode Chris, real quick, do you know when the next Irate the 80s will be out? Love that series and I'm awaiting the next one!
great job Chris cant wait for part 8
Awesome video! Looking forward to many more like this
I love this series of video's. Keep up the good work!
Hey, IG. Love the new series you're making. It's very informative and entertaining!
I truly love this series! I cannot wait for the next installment. Great job, Chris!
Good man, chris. Keep it up.
Glad to see this back. Great job!
Good work buddy, keep it up! :)
Great video. looking forward to the next one.
keep up the great work chris 5 stars
Part 7 is out, yay!! :D
I'm not really a fan of Irate Gamer
But this series is the exception
Already looking forward to the next one!
thanks for the video chris! :D
~Jolly good show!!!
I love Midway and Atari. Another great video IG!
ok great editing, corny jokes (which work btw), and interesting info makes this an awesome video series. Born in 81, my first console was a atari 2600 and I hope you keep it up and finish this series.
Great video Chris, Avalanche looks like early version of Kaboom! I played Clowns port on C64, i was really bad at it :)
Great video bud
Well made and quite informational! Keep it up! ^^
Hi, these vids are great! I love the humor and corny effects used. May I ask will you also be looking at the home computer revolution in the late 70s and early 80s when we get to it?
I had no recollection that RCA ever produced arcade cab. games. I do recall going to some local arcades (including some at the local small kiddie amusement parks here in LI NY)
in the early to mid 70s and at that point there were even some early arcade machines that were using what seemed to be animation loops and films to show the action, including
a famously bloody and violent game called Shark Hunt or Devil Ray, or somesuch, where you had to try to peg and harpoon the sharks and rays and if you succeeded the film would run
an image of the beast being harpooned and bleeding out. It was a bit disturbing! I think I recall playing Fire Truck but it was frustrating. I loved the Atari cartridge Sky Diver for
some reason, a lot later. Sea Wolf 2 was a great game even though it's not that exciting, it was cool stepping up on that huge cabinet and looking into the periscope.
Awesome vid series
Sea Wolf II Arcade Cabinet looks just like a soda fountain from restaurants where you pour your own drinks in the cup! The way it looks it's really an Arcade machine but it looks just like a soda fountain though! That would be a cool machine an arcade machine and soda fountain combination. Something for you to drink like soda or water while playing a video game! That would be a cool idea!
nice work Chris
Cool video
Great video! I love this series
I’m now 9, 10 or 11... these are the games I’m more familiar with.
Cant wait until 2018 for part 8! :)
"coming up next"
Yeah, coming up next century.
Clowns was a precursor to Atari's Circus Atari/Circus for the VCS in 1979.
Good vid!
Yes good job Chris
3:25 This is the best. Thanks you.
Worth the wait.
Hey great job on the new video Chris! so do you own these old Arcade Cabinets or what?
The coin shortage in Japan was a myth
Irate gamer for some reason you have Johns arcade here
Mate, quick fact. That small city shown 4:40 is Melbourne, Australia.
You know that 100 Yen coin shortage is a myth right?
I hope you make a Nintendo episode!
thanks for this
Love these videos. Looking forward to Part 8 in 2019 ;)
WE HAD ODYSSEY 2!!!! But where we live it's called the Philips Videopac and it didn't have a power button (you just reset it when you put in a new game)
ahaha great stuff! how the hell do you capture footage for all his stuff?
Good stuff Chris
HELL YEAH!
3:37 Nampo also good one
super nice.
i dig it.
4:31
RUN!!!!!!!!!!
Tie toh not "tay toe."
Atari Football had a 4 player version, and was a very popular game at DeVry in Columbus, OH where they had a restored machine. Fitting, because DeVry taught electronics engineering.
Jolly good show indeed!
Thanks to the Atari TV Game I have, I did a good job on the circus Atari game
Great vid!