I'm such a huge fan of your work. I was born in 1979 and you bring up so many memories to me. My favorite time was spending time at the arcade with my dad. I can almost tell off of them. I can even feel the coins in my hand :)
Thanks for being a fan! While this channel does cover a wiiiiide range of retrogaming years - I do have a particular soft spot for this period - late 80s arcades. The feeling of having a pocket full of coins, dozens of rows of cabinets lined up and an hour to kill ...
Dude your videos are gnarly Gary. Keep going like you are and eventually you'll hit the 100k mark. I believe you will bro. It's awesome visiting your channel and being able to find new games so easily. It's a great source for avid gamers. Your channel is only one of a few that actually post this kind of content featuring batches or lists of video games. I don't know if you take any suggestions for future uploads from your viewers or subscribers, but if you do then I'm going to just put this idea out there of you maybe doing like say a top rated list of 80s arcade games or even computer games. You could either do a list of your own personal favorites or do a vote like you have done for other past videos. Also, it seems like you're fond of the late 80s era of gaming. So maybe you could focus on those years and make a video for that. I definitely look forward to your future uploads. God bless you brother and don't stop now or ever lol.
Oh wow, thank you so much for the kind words! I am glad to hear you that you're able to discover new (old) games from this channel - that's a major point of why I do this - so it makes me super happy that it's working out for someone! Indeed, I am planning on doing a top 100 arcade games of the 80s - so that's definitely coming down the pipe (hopefully before the end of this year!) Computer games are a bit tougher (since there are sooo many different platforms) - but I'm always looking for new and interesting ways to present things - so thanks for the ideas! Thanks so much for being a follower!
First year in boarding school was extremely hard going. But escaping to one of the 3 available arcades in the town on weekends and after school was awesome. Got some good mileage out of NZD $0.20.
I was born in 74' rock, the first arcade game I ever played was Rock N' Rope. But I've been gaming since 78', and God knows I can do without the gender ideology being thrown in video games there days.
COMPLETE GAMELIST WITH TIMESTAMPS:
Act Fancer - Cybernetick Hyper Weapon - Data East - 1989 00:00:05
All American Football (Leland - 1989) 00:00:15
AmeriDarts (Ameri - 1989) 00:00:25
Arbalester (Jordan IS=Seta) 00:00:35
Arch Rivals (Bally Midway - 1989) 00:00:45
Arnold Palmer Tournament Golf (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:00:55
Astyanax, The (Jaleco - 1989) 00:01:05
Bad Lands (Atari Games - 1989) 00:01:15
Bandit (Data East) 00:01:25
Baseball Stars_Be a Champ! (Nintendo - 1989) 00:01:35
Battle Shark - Taito - 1989 00:01:45
Battlecry (Home Data - 1989) 00:01:55
Bay Route (Sega - 1989) 00:02:05
Beast Busters (SNK - 1989) 00:02:15
Big Run (Jaleco - 1989) 00:02:25
Blast Off (Namco - 1989) 00:02:35
Block Hole - Konami - 1989 00:02:45
Block Out (Technos=California Dreams - 1989) 00:02:55
Bloxeed (Sega=Elorg - 1989) 00:03:05
Born To Fight (Vifico - 1989) 00:03:15
Bottom of the Ninth=Main Stadium (Konami - 1989) 00:03:25
Bucaneers (Duintronic - 1989) 00:03:35
Burning Force - Namco - 1989 00:03:45
Cadash (Taito - 1989) 00:03:55
Caliber .50 (Sega - 1989) 00:04:05
Cameltry (Taito - 1989) 00:04:15
Capcom Baseball (Capcom - 1989) 00:04:25
Capcom World (Capcom - 1999) 00:04:35
Captain Sky Hawk (PlayChoice-10) (Nintendo - 1989) 00:04:45
Castle of Dragon - Seta - 1989 - Copy 00:04:55
Champion Wrestler (Taito - 1989) 00:05:05
Coors Light Bowling (Capcom - 1989) 00:05:15
Crack Down (Sega - 1989) 00:05:25
Crime City (Taito - 1989) 00:05:35
Crime Fighters - Konami - 1989 00:05:45
Cue Brick - Konami - 1989 00:05:55
Cyberball 2072 (Atari Games - 1999) 00:06:05
Dangerous Seed (Namco - 1989) 00:06:15
Darius II (Taito - 1989) 00:06:25
Demon's World = Horror Story - Toaplan - 1989 00:06:35
Diamond Run (KH Video - 1989) 00:06:45
Dirt Fox (Namco - 1989) 00:06:55
DJ Boy (Kaneko - 1989) 00:07:05
Dokaben (Capcom - 1989) 00:07:15
Dokaben 2 (Capcom - 1989) 00:07:25
Don Doko Don (Taito - 1989) 00:07:35
Double Dynamites, The (Seibu Kaihatsu - 1989) 00:07:45
DownTown=Mokugeki (Seta - 1989) 00:07:55
Dragon Breed (Irem - 1989) 00:08:05
Dragon Punch - Dynax - 1989 00:08:15
Dyger (Philko - 1989) 00:08:25
Dynamite Duke (Seibu Kaihatsu - 1989) 00:08:35
Dynasty Wars (Capcom - 1989) 00:08:45
E-Swat_Cyber Police (Sega - 1989) 00:08:55
Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters (Atari Games - 1989) 00:09:05
Exterminator (Premier Technology - `1989) 00:09:15
Final Fight (Capcom - 1989) 00:09:25
Finest Hour - Namco - 1989 00:09:35
Fire Shark (Toaplan - 1989) 00:09:45
Flash Point (Sega - 1989) 00:09:55
Forgotten Worlds (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:10:05
Four Trax (Namco - 1989) 00:10:15
Galaxy Gunners (Electronic Devices Italy - 1989) 00:10:25
Gang Wars - Alpha Denshi - 1989 00:10:35
Ghouls'n Ghosts (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:10:45
Gigandes (East Technology - 1999) 00:10:55
Golden Axe (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:11:05
Golden Axe (Sega - 1989) 00:11:15
Gradius III (Konami - 1989) 00:11:25
Grudge Match (Yankee Game Technology - 1989) 00:11:35
Hachoo - Jaleco - 1989 00:11:45
Hellfire (Toaplan - 1989) 00:11:55
Himeshikibu (Hi-Soft - 1989) 00:12:05
Hippodrome = Fighting Fantasy (Data East - 1989) 00:12:15
Ikari III - The Rescue (SNK - 1989) 00:12:25
InsectorX - Taito - 1989 00:12:35
Ironman Ivan Stewart's Super Off-Road (Leland - 1989) 00:12:45
Jitsuryoku!! Pro Yakyuu (Jaleco - 1989) 00:12:55
Klax (Atari Games - 1989) 00:13:05
Last Battle (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1999) 00:13:15
Last Striker (East Technology - 1989) 00:13:25
Last Survivor (Sega - 1989) 00:13:35
Legend of Hero Tonma - Irem - 1989 00:13:45
Line of Fire (Sega - 1989) 00:13:55
M.I.A. - Missing in Action (Konami - 1989) 00:14:05
Mad Gear - Capcom - 1989 00:14:15
Marvel Land (Namco - 1989) 00:14:25
Master of Weapon (Taito - 1989) 00:14:35
Match It (Tamtex - 1989) 00:14:45
Maze of Flott - Taito - 1989 00:14:55
Mechanized Attack (SNK - 1989) 00:15:05
Mega Blast (Taito - 1989) 00:15:15
Meta Fox (Seta - 1989) 00:15:25
Metal Freezer (Seibu Kaihatsu - 1989) 00:15:35
Midnight Resistance (Data East - 1989) 00:15:45
MVP (Sega - 1989) 00:15:55
Mystic Defender (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:16:05
Next Space , The (SNK - 1989) 00:16:15
Night Striker (Taito - 1989) 00:16:25
Ninja Gaiden (PlayChoice-10) (Nintendo - 1989) 00:16:35
Ninja Gaiden=Shadow Warriors (Tecmo - 1989) 00:16:45
Oh! Paipee (Nichibutsu - 1989) 00:16:55
Omega Fighter (UPL - 1989) 00:17:05
Omega Fighter Special (UPL - 1989) 00:17:15
Pairs (Nichibutsu - 1989) 00:17:25
Pang=Buster Bros. (Mitchell - 1989) 00:17:35
Plotting=Flipull (Taito - 1989) 00:17:45
Plus Alpha (Jaleco - 1989) 00:17:55
Pocket Gal 2=Super Pool 3 (Data East - 1989) 00:18:05
Poker Ladies (Mitchell - 1989) 00:18:15
Poly-Play (VEB Polytechnik Karl Marx Stadt) 00:18:25
Prehistoric Isle In 1930 = Genshitou 1930's (SNK - 1989) 00:18:35
Pro Yakyuu World Stadium '89 (Namco - 1989) 00:18:45
Puzznic (Taito - 1989) 00:18:55
Python (unknown - 1989) 00:19:05
R-Type II (Irem - 1989) 00:19:15
Racing Hero (Sega - 1989) 00:19:25
Rambo III (Taito - 1989) 00:19:35
Revenge of Shinobi, The (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:19:45
Rompers (Namco - 1989) 00:19:55
S.P.Y. - Special Project Y (Konami - 1989) 00:20:05
S.T.U.N. Runner (Atari Games - 1989) 00:20:15
Saint Dragon (Jaleco - 1989) 00:20:25
SAR - Search And Rescue (SNK - 1989) 00:20:35
Shadow Dancer (Sega - 1989) 00:20:45
Shanghai II (Sunsoft - 1989) 00:20:55
Shisensho - Joshiryo-Hen (Tamtex - 1989) 00:21:05
Skull & Crossbones - Atari Games - 1989 00:21:15
Sky Adventure (Alpha Denshi Co - 1989) 00:21:25
Sky Robo - Nichibutsu - 1989 00:21:35
Sly Spy Secret Agent(Data East - 1989) 00:21:45
Spark Man (SunA - 1989) 00:21:55
Special Criminal Investigation (Taito - 1989) 00:22:05
Sports Match (Fabtek - 1989) 00:22:15
Street Smart (SNK - 1989) 00:22:25
Strider (Capcom - 1989) 00:22:35
Super Champion Baseball (Alpha Denshi Co - 1989) 00:22:45
Super Crowns Golf (Nasco - 1989) 00:22:55
Super Masters Golf (Sega - 1989) 00:23:05
Super Monaco GP (Sega - 1989) 00:23:15
Super Real Basketball (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:23:25
Super Volleyball (V-System Co - 1989) 00:23:35
Tail to Nose_Great Championship (V-System - 1989) 00:23:45
Task Force Harrier (UPL - 1989) 00:23:55
Tecmo Bowl (PlayChoice-10) (Nintendo - 1989) 00:24:05
Tecmo Knight (Tecmo - 1989) 00:24:15
Tecmo World Cup '90 (Tecmo - 1989) 00:24:25
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Konami - 1989) 00:24:35
Tetris (Atari Games - 1989) 00:24:45
Tetris (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:24:55
Tetris Payout (BWB Barcrest - 1989) 00:25:05
Thunder Force II MD (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:25:15
Toki = JuJu Densetsu (TAD Corporation - 1989) 00:25:25
Tommy Lasorda Baseball (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:25:35
Tougenkyou (Nichibutsu - 1989) 00:25:45
Tough Turf (Sega=Sunsoft - 1989) 00:25:55
Tournament Cyberball 2072 (Atari Games - 1989) 00:26:05
Tri-Sports (Bally Midway - 1989) 00:26:15
Trio The Punch - Never Forget Me... (Data East - 1989) 00:26:25
Turbo Out Run (Sega - 1989) 00:26:35
Twin Falcons (Philco - 1989) 00:26:45
Twin Hawk=Daisenpu (Taito - 1989) 00:26:55
U.N. Squadron=Area 88 (Capcom - 1989) 00:27:05
U.S. Classic (Seta - 1989) 00:27:15
Uncle Fester's Quest_The Addams Family (PlayChoice-10) (Nintendo - 1989) 00:27:25
Vapor Trail_Hyper Offense Formation (Data East - 1989) 00:27:35
Violence Fight (Taito - 1989) 00:27:45
Volfied (Taito - 1989) 00:27:55
Wheel Of Fortune (GameTek - 1989) 00:28:05
Willow (Capcom - 1989) 00:28:15
Winning Run Suzuka Grand Prix (Namco - 1989) 00:28:25
Wit's (Athena - 1989) 00:28:35
World Championship Soccer (Mega-Tech) (Sega - 1989) 00:28:45
World Grand Prix (Taito - 1989) 00:28:55
World Trophy Soccer (Arcadia - 1989) 00:29:05
Wrestle War (Sega - 1989) 00:29:15
WWF Superstars (Technos - 1989) 00:29:25
X Multiply (Irem - 1989) 00:29:35
Xyonix (Philko - 1989) 00:29:45
Yukon (Exidy - 1989) 00:29:55
Zero Wing (Toaplan - 1989) 00:30:05
I'm such a huge fan of your work. I was born in 1979 and you bring up so many memories to me. My favorite time was spending time at the arcade with my dad. I can almost tell off of them. I can even feel the coins in my hand :)
Born in 1977. It is like watching a great part of my childhood again.
@@alejandroalamaparreno3000 I know right?
Thanks for being a fan! While this channel does cover a wiiiiide range of retrogaming years - I do have a particular soft spot for this period - late 80s arcades. The feeling of having a pocket full of coins, dozens of rows of cabinets lined up and an hour to kill ...
Great year for arcade games. A lot of gems!
Dude your videos are gnarly Gary. Keep going like you are and eventually you'll hit the 100k mark. I believe you will bro. It's awesome visiting your channel and being able to find new games so easily. It's a great source for avid gamers. Your channel is only one of a few that actually post this kind of content featuring batches or lists of video games. I don't know if you take any suggestions for future uploads from your viewers or subscribers, but if you do then I'm going to just put this idea out there of you maybe doing like say a top rated list of 80s arcade games or even computer games. You could either do a list of your own personal favorites or do a vote like you have done for other past videos. Also, it seems like you're fond of the late 80s era of gaming. So maybe you could focus on those years and make a video for that. I definitely look forward to your future uploads. God bless you brother and don't stop now or ever lol.
Oh wow, thank you so much for the kind words!
I am glad to hear you that you're able to discover new (old) games from this channel - that's a major point of why I do this - so it makes me super happy that it's working out for someone!
Indeed, I am planning on doing a top 100 arcade games of the 80s - so that's definitely coming down the pipe (hopefully before the end of this year!) Computer games are a bit tougher (since there are sooo many different platforms) - but I'm always looking for new and interesting ways to present things - so thanks for the ideas!
Thanks so much for being a follower!
Man in ‘89 I was in my Late Teens and Tournament CyberBall 2072 plus Prehistoric Isle along with Strider and S.T.U.N. Runner were my Jams! 😎
I like a lot of Games in this compilation Gary. Great work for making this list ❤❤❤
First year in boarding school was extremely hard going. But escaping to one of the 3 available arcades in the town on weekends and after school was awesome. Got some good mileage out of NZD $0.20.
Born in 84 Remember when 7-11’s had arcade cabinets?
I was born in 74' rock, the first arcade game I ever played was Rock N' Rope. But I've been gaming since 78', and God knows I can do without the gender ideology being thrown in video games there days.
Toobin 🤙
We need the arcade games of 1988, the last remaining!
The 1988 video is almost done and is coming very soon!
I loved Stun runnner.
It was the year the CPS1 came out in the arcades, the begin of a glorious aera!
oh yay i was waiting for this one
06:46 Hey! That's Ghosts' Goblins BGM! Stages 3-4!
LET'S KICK SOME SHELL!
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES!
The Arcade Hit From Konami!
Awesome video but titles of games were way too small ! Please - next time - make the titles larger.
Same year release as Little Mermaid 1989, first season of Dragon Ball Z and Licence to Kill.
this is the golden age, why? because street fighter 2 not yet born. fighting games really change the fun of arcade games
Bomba gibi
I Stick To TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES And R-TYPE 2. Nothing Else.