I used to finish this game with one coin when I was 10 years old. . The guy who taught me how to play it died of a car crash when he was like 17 years old. . RIP Emile.
Yeah I used to attract a crowd when I played in arcades when I was around 10 as I could complete this game with 1 credit too. Had it for the ps1 with the gun but nothing compared to the recoil gun and large screen and sound of a good arcade machine. Really did make you feel like a "one man army" Richard Miller is still one of my favourite video game characters.
I’m so used to seeing playthroughs of the PS1 version that I forgot that this is what the original arcade version looked like :v it’s been so long since I’ve played it, anyways
@@gaz6629 A lot of arcades still have TC4. I went to Great Yarmouth on New years day and saw it at least once, although I'm pretty sure I saw more than one. I've also seen TC4 in an arcade in the Newcastle area. I had a go on one in Great Yarmouth but the calibration was so poor I couldn't shoot anything in the bottom right corner, so I couldn't get past stage one and had to kill myself. It seems that some operators don't seem to care how well maintained their machines are.
Had this on PS1. Played it so many times I could nearly complete it blindfolded. When I turned 18 my brother took me out drinking with his uni friends at their regular hangout and this was there as an arcade machine. I ended up with a crowd around me as I smashed through this and a beer at the same time.
@@elguero117 This and Johnny Nero Action Hero's graphics looks like they come from Dreamcast (especially The House of the Dead 2) while Invasion: The Abductors' graphics looks like it come from PS1.
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher High end arcade machines and high end PCs from 1994~1995 era had similar specs to the Dreamcast. IICR, the arcade board that the original Time Crisis used was pretty much the same as the Dreamcast, but the total CPU horsepower TC had was 125mhz while the DC had 200mhz. The CPUs and CPU combos exceeding 200mhz (like what PS2 style games used) weren't scene until late 1995 and were very expensive. Those took them a few years to go down in price.
Props to the guys in the Sercian Army that run at Richard Miller with an iron bar. In fact, props to the Sercian Army, whose primary weapons seem to be .45 pistols and cravats
This wasn’t the Sercian military, unfortunately. These guys are the Wild Dog Organisation. They are an international terrorist syndicate full of mercenaries, ex-V.S.S.E. Agents, and ”professional” assassins. I use the word “professional” in quotations because these guys don’t seem to have much advanced weaponry, and most cant seem to hit the broad side of a barn. They are all given sidearms and lead pipes, maybe a few Stoner 63s and Anti-Tank weapons, but that’s it. And they all stand out in the open like morons and wait to get shot.
@@garrettsattem4799 I don't know why but the enemies in Time Crisis 4 and Razing Storm seems formidable. Except for the up close kicking trigger Happy terrorists in Razing Storm, pure dumb tactics.
@@illuminatidad The Red Dudes are likely the Ex-VSSE men that are *Nameless.* Flunked (or Turncoat) Trainees, disgraced Novices or Mid-Level Retirees that got a little *jaded* about helping VSSE play World Police.
I remember playing this as a kid. I was against Wild Dog, I had one life left, there was 1 second left and I had 1 bullet left and I GOT HIM. I have never felt such satisfaction beating a game like I did when I beat TIME CRISIS.
Time Crisis was mind-blowing to be see and play back in the day! Compared to other light-gun titles such as Virtua Cop, Lethal Enforcers and Area 51 that dominated the arcades, Time Crisis was truly unique with the cover/reload mechanic as well as the addition of the timer that added that extra layer of intensity to the gameplay. I remember playing this for the first time as a kid and getting confused that i couldn't reload the gun by shooting outside of the screen, not realising that i had to press down on the peddle!
I wonder how they’re playing it, if they’re emulating this with a mouse they must be a pro to know where they’re aiming with no visible cursor or crosshair.
So many nights in our favourite pub after work in the 90s with my mates, playing this game over and over and learning the patterns until one day we finally beat it. I was at the controls at the time. So nostalgic to see and hear it again.
^I'm not really that cringy to call myself a "true gamer". I'm just someone who can poke fun at and critique my favorite childhood video games, while still liking them for what they are. Also I've been around since the SNES was a thing, so take that of what you will.
But he lost his left arm in this game. Every time he appears afterwards, you can see the permanent effect Richard had on him. So even if we never see Richard again, his legacy lives on.
You know, the voice acting in this is actually pretty good. Now, hear me out. It's still cheesy. I get that. But at least it's competent and the actors actually EMOTE! Compare that with other arcade games from the time like House of the Dead 2.
@Bayu gaming101 I know. (I play that one a lot on the Model 2 emulator). It is better. Curien sounds like a demon though which is kinda strange but other than that, it's competently written and even featured emoting actors too.
@@HyperSonicXtreme I thought they were equally good. Especially that cutscene where Lisa and G were talking about her fragile relationship with her father.
I seriously miss the good old days back when I was a kid playing this and TC2 in the arcade area at the bowling alley where my pops bowled Monday’s and Wednesday’s.❤️😢
I still get chills hearing this music remembering a crowded arcade with a Screen undeard of huge and the long wait to play it and it was 4 Tokens!!! Nothing beats that rush.....
I'll never forget the day when I bowled a near perfect game for my youth bowling league and immediately walked to the arcade and beat time crisis with 20 dollars worth of quarters
Wild dog : my men will gun him down Soldier : oh god we do not have this under control ! He mowing us down and also pumping himself with all the morphine and adrenalin on the base !! While carry a entire Arsenal of guns
Me and my friends were competing like MAD back in 2002ish to get the top time in this. We had literal meetings on how to improve times, I ended up having the record at 9'32 mins. I regret not being able to take a picture at the time, it might have been an actual record.
When my dad used to visit the arcade to play this at ever gotesco mall cainta rizal. I was 7 yrs old back then damn time flies and this is the only game that my dad played.
Played this all the time growing up, on the PS1. Your video capture is insanely clean, the smoothest and nicest gameplay video of this on RUclips I think probably. Nice! :D
This particular cabinet was always jam packed. Nobody ever managed to beat it from what I remember. I recall beating Sherudo once ever only to instantly get game over on the next stage.
Brings back so many memories! My father bought me this with the Namco white Guncon bundle with my first ever PlayStation for Christmas. I was 8 years old! Best Christmas as a kid...EVER (1997)
Remember back then, arcade shooting game is actually beatable without need for continue? arcade nowadays were made with alot of *jump scare* that guarantee to hit you unless you have already memorize the pattern
I actually feel its the opposite, at least with the time crisis series. Things have gotten far easier over time. Time crisis 1 is hell compared to the cakewalk that is time crisis 2 and 3
@@samuraisantaclaws7785 In regard to Time Crisis, i could beat 1, 2 and 3 without continue...sure it has plenty of jump scare, but mostly are avoidable due to the hide mechanic... What i mean is new arcade shooting game...you know, those new one without any "hide" mechanic? i swear God even if you learn the pattern, you still need insane shooting reflex survive... In the case of time crisis, you can always hide first shot later...new arcade shooting game require you to shot or lose health in split second...its ridiculous.
I used to play this game after school back in the very early 2000s at my local arcade during the twilight years of the US arcade scene. I got so good I could pass the entire game with one dollar. legendary
It's rather funny that the characters have voices and when they speak, their mouths aren't even moving. ^^; But other than that, the graphics look more sharp in 60FPS and the HD effects on-screen look great! All old-school games should be remade like this.
27 years after the release of TIME CRISIS I, its still a masterpiece. It is also the ONLY ever Time Crisis game that have rechargeable time limit. Once the 60 second countdown expires, ITS GAME OVER no matter how many lives you have left.
I used to play this on PS1, knew where everyone was gonna pop out from.. watching this now like 24 years later and I still am prepared for them to come out of the same places
Has anyone else noticed this game has almost the EXACT same plot, story beats and even events as Resident Evil 4, which happened to be directed by a guy (Shinji Mikami) who also directed a game called Dino Crisis?
Beyond the immaculate technical and narrative aspects, my favourite part of John Wick is exactly the way it represents the Time Crisis/rail shooter style of action, which we don't see all that often in Western works. The badass protag is a badass not because he's better-equipped or better-powered, but because he's just THAT incredibly skilled and familiar with his one trusty handgun. It's an aesthetic that comes up much more often in Japanese works like Trigun, Noir and Cowboy Bebop, and one I've loved ever since Time Crisis. (Full disclosure: this is a comment I'm mostly reusing from a John Wick vid.) edit: In fact, I think one of the greatest strengths of TC1 on an aesthetic level is its sampling and blending of Eastern and Western sensibilities: the Die Hard "action hero with ultimatum in one place" premise, the "movie trailer" attract mode with the silly action movie names, as well as the melodramatic anime bosses and pastel freeze frames, to name a few.
I think you are very nice in this game. I think your reflexes are nearly perfect. Those guys were attacked you so long. But you were solved well this situation. You were defeated the main boss in last moment with last life. I think this is unbelievable. Thank you for watched ourself your don't pick intelligence performance. Soldier intelligence.
@15:50 I've been playing this game since I was fifteen years old and I have NEVER seen wild dog throw a grenade immediately after charging at the player. NEVER.
@@JacobDTulio Fun fact: In late-2002, Play Mechanix founder George Petro played this game and its sequel and serves as inspiration for his own gun game "Johnny Nero Action Hero".
My Mom used to finished this game alone. I remember she's up until 12 AM just to finishing the bosses. She's not into game before but idk why this game changed her lol. I have Time Crisis II bcs my father thinks how my mom addicted to it.
Back when Time Crisis was actually all about TIME and how quickly you can clear a stage, instead of maximising hit chains. Anyway, Thanks for sharing this!
I used to finish this game with one coin when I was 10 years old. . The guy who taught me how to play it died of a car crash when he was like 17 years old. . RIP Emile.
Oh shit dam, my condolonce to Emile
Yeah I used to attract a crowd when I played in arcades when I was around 10 as I could complete this game with 1 credit too.
Had it for the ps1 with the gun but nothing compared to the recoil gun and large screen and sound of a good arcade machine.
Really did make you feel like a "one man army" Richard Miller is still one of my favourite video game characters.
RIP
Condolence to Emile.
Emile - Master of Time Crisis
Rip in Peace
*Richard Miller arrived on the island*
"so anyway i start blasting"
And the then rest from TC2 to TC5 when they arrive at the first stage:
"So anyway, WE started blasting" 😂😂
And then i realised i have too much bullets
That was fast
Cool story bro 😎
@@ShaneDouglas713 sure is, awesome and epic story
Oh my god the resolution is SO clean. I've never felt more satisfied to actually SEE the polygonal features of a retro arcade rail shooter.
I know right? and that SWEEt 60fps
I’m so used to seeing playthroughs of the PS1 version that I forgot that this is what the original arcade version looked like :v it’s been so long since I’ve played it, anyways
Wow, this looks really damn good, so use to PS1 version.
Looks so good like dreamcast
@@Rigbone64 Johnny Nero Action Hero had polygons similar to this game but clashes with PS2/GCN/Xbox's shading.
Scott McCulloch(RIP) Original voice of Wild Dog was original voice of Chris Redfield and Richter Belmont also
He may not have been professional by any means, but we must thank him for giving such iconic voices. No matter how cheesy they sounded.
aka Ramsey Scott
Mr. Black who’s Ramsey Scott?
@@charlieduffney138
It was said that Ramsey Scott went under that name during his acting roles at the time.
You don't say. I saw Michael G's name in the credits too. He voiced Harry Mason from Silent Hill if I remember correctly.
"My men will gun him down..."
Cuts to Miller killing everybody in the docks.
Generic Firedemon nice going dude.
Flcl in a nutshell.
"My Raggio will gun him down..."
@Shane Douglas Well because what if Soldat Raggio was an protagonist in the game? Because it is an sports car XD
Stormtroopers in a nutshell
Before John Wick, there was Richard Miller.
Nop first Richard then Max Payne and finally John Wick
The one man army, story goes he still serve in V.S.S.E.
Before Mad Dog/Yayan Ruhian, there was Wild Dog
In a world…
I just realised Wild Dog is also the original Chris Redfield.....checked it, same guy
No arcade is complete without this game, its a standard in arcade shooters.
DarKKnightt07 haven’t seen it in arcades for some time now
And yet, it seems to be missing in all southern california arcades. Can't find it anywhere :/
A lot of the ones in England have Time Crisis 4 when it came out, wasn't as good as the older ones actually but still pretty fun.
@@gaz6629 A lot of arcades still have TC4. I went to Great Yarmouth on New years day and saw it at least once, although I'm pretty sure I saw more than one. I've also seen TC4 in an arcade in the Newcastle area. I had a go on one in Great Yarmouth but the calibration was so poor I couldn't shoot anything in the bottom right corner, so I couldn't get past stage one and had to kill myself. It seems that some operators don't seem to care how well maintained their machines are.
@@wilddogtc2058 Ive seen Time Crisis 2 And 3 in Drayton Manor
Yo listen up, here's a story about a little guy who defeated a military corporation in less than 20 minutes
I’m richaaaaaard milleeeeeeeer
Wow that’s a record, let’s employ him in the u.s. army!
@@pokepat4433 The game that started at all!
With the first Infinite Ammo
Wow
Had this on PS1. Played it so many times I could nearly complete it blindfolded. When I turned 18 my brother took me out drinking with his uni friends at their regular hangout and this was there as an arcade machine. I ended up with a crowd around me as I smashed through this and a beer at the same time.
That is legendary
@@elguero117 This and Johnny Nero Action Hero's graphics looks like they come from Dreamcast (especially The House of the Dead 2) while Invasion: The Abductors' graphics looks like it come from PS1.
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher High end arcade machines and high end PCs from 1994~1995 era had similar specs to the Dreamcast. IICR, the arcade board that the original Time Crisis used was pretty much the same as the Dreamcast, but the total CPU horsepower TC had was 125mhz while the DC had 200mhz. The CPUs and CPU combos exceeding 200mhz (like what PS2 style games used) weren't scene until late 1995 and were very expensive. Those took them a few years to go down in price.
You are the biggest Arcade Champion in the Universe.
@@albalog2449Sherudo Garo in TC1 is like Wolverine 2.0.
Props to the guys in the Sercian Army that run at Richard Miller with an iron bar. In fact, props to the Sercian Army, whose primary weapons seem to be .45 pistols and cravats
By the way they all pirouette so gracefully when shot I suspect the entire army also doubled as the Sercian Imperial Ballet at one point.
This wasn’t the Sercian military, unfortunately. These guys are the Wild Dog Organisation. They are an international terrorist syndicate full of mercenaries, ex-V.S.S.E. Agents, and ”professional” assassins. I use the word “professional” in quotations because these guys don’t seem to have much advanced weaponry, and most cant seem to hit the broad side of a barn. They are all given sidearms and lead pipes, maybe a few Stoner 63s and Anti-Tank weapons, but that’s it. And they all stand out in the open like morons and wait to get shot.
@@garrettsattem4799 I don't know why but the enemies in Time Crisis 4 and Razing Storm seems formidable.
Except for the up close kicking trigger Happy terrorists in Razing Storm, pure dumb tactics.
@@garrettsattem4799 The red dudes are the best ones, but I'm not sure about the rest. Especially the cowardly orange guys.
@@illuminatidad The Red Dudes are likely the Ex-VSSE men that are *Nameless.* Flunked (or Turncoat) Trainees, disgraced Novices or Mid-Level Retirees that got a little *jaded* about helping VSSE play World Police.
Sherudo actually had the most decent voice acting in this game.
And most annoying villain ever
The boss music against wild dog was always the highlight of the game for me. Would love to see a remastered version of the original time crisis games
Same but let's hope somebody makes a fan remake for the game in any source engine such as unity and unreal engine
Man I loved the boss music it definitely was one of the most badass songs I ever heard
No need to replace the Voice Acting, but we need remastered cutscenes where the characters moved their mouths.
I remember playing this as a kid. I was against Wild Dog, I had one life left, there was 1 second left and I had 1 bullet left and I GOT HIM. I have never felt such satisfaction beating a game like I did when I beat TIME CRISIS.
that's a thing you'll remember for the rest of your life
@@raijinraisin Dam right.
That was a true crisis
@@cat.clement707 Hell Yer!
Playing this at the arcade when it was brand new felt like stepping into the future. This is an amazing play through.
Did you play this in 1995?
I remember that feeling too! Yes it was
Good old memories
Low resolutions back then tended to “mask” alot of things we would have easily noticed these days now, didn’t they?
@@Hwje1111 Gonna have trademark this year
Time Crisis was mind-blowing to be see and play back in the day! Compared to other light-gun titles such as Virtua Cop, Lethal Enforcers and Area 51 that dominated the arcades, Time Crisis was truly unique with the cover/reload mechanic as well as the addition of the timer that added that extra layer of intensity to the gameplay.
I remember playing this for the first time as a kid and getting confused that i couldn't reload the gun by shooting outside of the screen, not realising that i had to press down on the peddle!
When you realise this isn't a TAS and that they're just that good at the game.
If this was a TAS the AI would've turned Miller into a walking A-10 Warthog
I wonder how they’re playing it, if they’re emulating this with a mouse they must be a pro to know where they’re aiming with no visible cursor or crosshair.
I thought you had some invincibility cheat on until the Wild Dog fight...damn son!
So many nights in our favourite pub after work in the 90s with my mates, playing this game over and over and learning the patterns until one day we finally beat it. I was at the controls at the time. So nostalgic to see and hear it again.
It can't be a 90s arcade game without hilariously bad voice-acting.
Hilariously bad or not, it's memorable as heck to me.
If you're a true gamer you won't state a problem about such games or maybe you're born on xbox era
^I'm not really that cringy to call myself a "true gamer". I'm just someone who can poke fun at and critique my favorite childhood video games, while still liking them for what they are.
Also I've been around since the SNES was a thing, so take that of what you will.
Well not gonna argue with that since we all are different,
What are u talking about theres nothing wrong with the voices or the ones from house of the dead as some people stated
I just realize, no matter how many times Wild Dog ( The Final boss), caught in explosion, he always survived and reappear in the sequel
And he gets older and older. In Time Crisis 5 I think he is in his early 60's.
Time crisis 7 wild dog is a brain inserted exoskeleton mech.
@Gomam0n Time Crisis 6 Wild Dog is very old, end up in a wheelchair
@@charlieduffney138 in Time Crisis 7, his brain 🧠 is inside robot in a container jar and with weaponized body
But he lost his left arm in this game. Every time he appears afterwards, you can see the permanent effect Richard had on him. So even if we never see Richard again, his legacy lives on.
You know, the voice acting in this is actually pretty good. Now, hear me out. It's still cheesy. I get that. But at least it's competent and the actors actually EMOTE! Compare that with other arcade games from the time like House of the Dead 2.
@Bayu gaming101 I know. (I play that one a lot on the Model 2 emulator). It is better. Curien sounds like a demon though which is kinda strange but other than that, it's competently written and even featured emoting actors too.
Well HOTD4 pretty much has the best voice acting out of the series. HOTD3 voice acting was pretty decent too.
@@HyperSonicXtreme I thought they were equally good. Especially that cutscene where Lisa and G were talking about her fragile relationship with her father.
Time Crisis 4's was pretty good, too.
I seriously miss the good old days back when I was a kid playing this and TC2 in the arcade area at the bowling alley where my pops bowled Monday’s and Wednesday’s.❤️😢
Everyone : you're going to need a heavy armory and vehicles to take down an army
Richard : *a handgun* , take it or leave it
Not just any hand gun a. 50 caliber magnum they can tear thorough people, normal vehicles and helicopters no problem.
You're BADASS! I remember that back then, finishing this game something rare to see
IKR, especially when u see enemy shot that hit u, that literally means u lost 1 life
I wonder how can Wild Dog survive all those explosions from TC1 to TC5.
He became a cyborg 😂
@@BaristaKofiMensah because he's WILD DOG
Because it is not time crisis game without wild dog i guess?
First time? SHEER BLIND LUCK
All others? Clearly a smoke screen.
I wonder how his job interviews with the main bad guys go with every passing installment...
The very first arcade game I completed over 15 years ago. I got the game for christmas I played the hell out of it. One of the best light guns ever.
Judgementxxx same I was 6 when I played this at the skating ring
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
3rd game is th best
I still get chills hearing this music remembering a crowded arcade with a Screen undeard of huge and the long wait to play it and it was 4 Tokens!!! Nothing beats that rush.....
Gotta love those old polygons XD
MistuhRobe IKR .It brings back memories.
Quater, after quater, after quater. This is games of the 90s. Games these days... microtransactions.
Quater?
Same concept today as it was back then. Only difference is that they don't have to share the profits.
Act Of Vengeance Scummy back then, too, if you think about it. It's just worse now, since there are no more physical barriers for that money.
4:25 Made me laugh and problably the best part.
Lol was that the legit scene or did the player fastforward a part haha the cut killed me😂
His fist would've KO everyone quickly so he decide to use a gun
every character in this game is really good at ventriloquism
I'll never forget the day when I bowled a near perfect game for my youth bowling league and immediately walked to the arcade and beat time crisis with 20 dollars worth of quarters
Oh god, I haven't played this game in so long.
I still feel and hear the clack of the arcade pistol every time he shots!!!
Best moment ever at 4:25 mins
"She... must... be.. dead by now....." *BISHHHHHH*
That actually made me laugh the first time I played this!
💀💀💀😂😂😂
Just punch him straight in the face lol
LMAO😂😆😁
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂
Wild dog : my men will gun him down
Soldier : oh god we do not have this under control ! He mowing us down and also pumping himself with all the morphine and adrenalin on the base !! While carry a entire Arsenal of guns
Me and my friends were competing like MAD back in 2002ish to get the top time in this. We had literal meetings on how to improve times, I ended up having the record at 9'32 mins. I regret not being able to take a picture at the time, it might have been an actual record.
I honestly think they need to put these on any VR platform. This and the house of the dead
I miss playing this sooo much!
Definitely the best in the series. This needs to be re-released in some way, shape or form.
Wild Dog look like he is... having fun trolling the main character at the final stage. :p
When my dad used to visit the arcade to play this at ever gotesco mall cainta rizal. I was 7 yrs old back then damn time flies and this is the only game that my dad played.
A C T I O N ! ! !
Colin Mackenzie
(bang bang bang) "uuuaaagh uuuuagh uuaagh"
RELOAD
FIRE
THERE HE IS. GOTCH- *dies*
TIME EXTENDED
Played this all the time growing up, on the PS1. Your video capture is insanely clean, the smoothest and nicest gameplay video of this on RUclips I think probably. Nice! :D
Thanks
@@arronmunroe Time Crisis series getting a new trademark ™️ in 2023, Time Crisis 6 will be developed soon, PSVR 2 will be on its way
This particular cabinet was always jam packed. Nobody ever managed to beat it from what I remember. I recall beating Sherudo once ever only to instantly get game over on the next stage.
watching this brings back so many memories of me playing these old ps1 and 2 games on the ps 2
stage clear gives me chills every time
Memories of using this to pass the time at the theater before a movie starts.
Brings back so many memories! My father bought me this with the Namco white Guncon bundle with my first ever PlayStation for Christmas. I was 8 years old! Best Christmas as a kid...EVER (1997)
Van Dyke Sports Center in Warren, Michigan helped me learn to one-credit TC1-4 and Crisis Zone. RIP my favorite arcade.
Me, a henchmen: *Gets shot*
Me, on my dying breath: "... Shucks...!"
Me, a henchmen: jumps out of my sacred, God-given cover to scream “FIRE!!!” for a solid 3 seconds.
Even though its pretty dated, that artwork between missions is really cool
Remember back then, arcade shooting game is actually beatable without need for continue? arcade nowadays were made with alot of *jump scare* that guarantee to hit you unless you have already memorize the pattern
So you'll need to keep paying for shit
I actually feel its the opposite, at least with the time crisis series. Things have gotten far easier over time. Time crisis 1 is hell compared to the cakewalk that is time crisis 2 and 3
@@samuraisantaclaws7785 In regard to Time Crisis, i could beat 1, 2 and 3 without continue...sure it has plenty of jump scare, but mostly are avoidable due to the hide mechanic...
What i mean is new arcade shooting game...you know, those new one without any "hide" mechanic? i swear God even if you learn the pattern, you still need insane shooting reflex survive...
In the case of time crisis, you can always hide first shot later...new arcade shooting game require you to shot or lose health in split second...its ridiculous.
@@Baronight I can agree, but perhaps this is because they want to get as much money as they possibly can by way of forcing them to do so.
@@Baronight Yeah,espesially HOTD and Let's go series
Time Crisis and House of the Dead are the top tier light gun rail shooters of our time
I judge you through the sights of my Silent Scope.
And Virtua Cop
@@BlueflagAlpha Cool and awesome
This is actually pretty damn insane for 1995.
The main protagonist looks like Ryo Saeba from City Hunter.
Scott Ramsay McCullough and other voice artist have also worked on Resident Evil just after this game.
I used to play this game after school back in the very early 2000s at my local arcade during the twilight years of the US arcade scene. I got so good I could pass the entire game with one dollar. legendary
Goon sliding down the pole at 12:20 really waited his whole career to try this move out.
Well..
Mistakes were made..
send this man to space, so we can conquer the godamn universe
Due to the grief and never resolved trauma, Ryu Hazuki finally lost it
Holy shit this game is beautiful considering when it came out. Such a clear image, feels so weird watching it coming from the PS1 version.
It's rather funny that the characters have voices and when they speak, their mouths aren't even moving. ^^;
But other than that, the graphics look more sharp in 60FPS and the HD effects on-screen look great! All old-school games should be remade like this.
And the only other character that actually have their mouth moving while speaking is the Stage 1 boss Moz while being defeated.
*video starts*
*immediate gunfire sound effect*
maximum video games
No critical bullet warning, instant game over at 0 second, only handgun. Damn this was a hardcore
The backbeat to Wild Dog's theme always sounded like Brad Fiedel sneaking some Postapocalyptic Mechapunk in the background a la Terminator.
There's a packed cemetery dedicated only for these bad guys only.
Nope those bad guys bodies just vaporized
Loll
Just a piles of bones everywhere.
The island is the cemetery.
I don’t know if it’s the 60fps, but the animation is super clean!
27 years after the release of TIME CRISIS I, its still a masterpiece. It is also the ONLY ever Time Crisis game that have rechargeable time limit. Once the 60 second countdown expires, ITS GAME OVER no matter how many lives you have left.
You know why this game have infinite ammo he just gets extra ammo from the dead enemies
That cop sure carries a lot of bullets with him....
In the Philippines we call that Cardo Dalisay, because action heroes never run out of ammo
He's a Secret Agent, not a Cop. Would be hilarious if a normal Police Officer has quality to become an One Man Army in this incident.
@@myourenhijiri5730 Hhmm yes, so it is normal for a secret agent to have unlimited ammo then?
@@killbot86 Well let's not use logic in gaming...nor in anime. He probably took the ammo from the enemies for all we know.
@@myourenhijiri5730 Yeah I now. Kind of like Rambo when he goes on a shooting rampage Lol
Sherudo: *pulls out knives*
*IS THAT A JOJO REFERENCE?*
The memories! would play it back to back when I had the game just for that ending song. So good!
I used to play this on PS1, knew where everyone was gonna pop out from.. watching this now like 24 years later and I still am prepared for them to come out of the same places
Did the white suit guy really brought knife to a gun fight?
He never did watch Raiders of the Lost Ark.
have ever see time crisis 3 final boss with sword
At least he can throw it
BUGLE DAYLI At least that guy had the common sense to bring a tricked out MP5K with him.
@@bugledayliarch9553 in Time Crisis 5, Keith (4th boss) brought a katana to a gunfight (yes, he has a gun too)
A girl yelling "don't come!" is always asking too much of you by that point.
Has anyone else noticed this game has almost the EXACT same plot, story beats and even events as Resident Evil 4, which happened to be directed by a guy (Shinji Mikami) who also directed a game called Dino Crisis?
This game is everything. Thank you for sharing.
I don't think anyone really needs to tell you how good you are at this game.
Yet I will anyway.You're AWESOME, Arron!
The entire series needs to be ported to the Switch
Yes please
@Channel07 there is a rumor about a VR version right?
Love that moment in 5:00.
ACTION! *sudden mass of shield bearers.* WAIT! *backs up.* ACTION!
"SHUCKS!" will never get old.
Still a better love story than Twilight
But with human agents against human terrorism
3:43, 3:45 and 3:46: Don’t come! It’s a trap! OH NO! (7:55) LOOK OUT!
4:05 and 4:06: AAH!
4:25: She must be dead by now.
9:01: OW! (9:10)
13:52: (Bell tolling) (Tower blows up)
14:06: LET ME GO! (14:12) AAH!
14:20: (Wild Dog laughs) (14:25)
15:19 and 15:20: HIT! (15:52)
16:05 and 16:06: (Wild Dog screams) (16:14) (EXPLOSION)
16:21: Ending: Richard saved Rachel, completing the mission. (18:59 and 19:00)
18:55: Avoid here!
Beyond the immaculate technical and narrative aspects, my favourite part of John Wick is exactly the way it represents the Time Crisis/rail shooter style of action, which we don't see all that often in Western works. The badass protag is a badass not because he's better-equipped or better-powered, but because he's just THAT incredibly skilled and familiar with his one trusty handgun.
It's an aesthetic that comes up much more often in Japanese works like Trigun, Noir and Cowboy Bebop, and one I've loved ever since Time Crisis.
(Full disclosure: this is a comment I'm mostly reusing from a John Wick vid.)
edit: In fact, I think one of the greatest strengths of TC1 on an aesthetic level is its sampling and blending of Eastern and Western sensibilities: the Die Hard "action hero with ultimatum in one place" premise, the "movie trailer" attract mode with the silly action movie names, as well as the melodramatic anime bosses and pastel freeze frames, to name a few.
When i was a kid i turned this into a whole movie (with myself as Richard Miller, because duh)
I think you are very nice in this game. I think your reflexes are nearly perfect. Those guys were attacked you so long. But you were solved well this situation. You were defeated the main boss in last moment with last life. I think this is unbelievable. Thank you for watched ourself your don't pick intelligence performance. Soldier intelligence.
I love these graphics have a sort of charm to them
@15:50 I've been playing this game since I was fifteen years old and I have NEVER seen wild dog throw a grenade immediately after charging at the player. NEVER.
@@JacobDTulio Fun fact: In late-2002, Play Mechanix founder George Petro played this game and its sequel and serves as inspiration for his own gun game "Johnny Nero Action Hero".
Maybe that’s what caught this player off-guard, because they took a hit here.
My Mom used to finished this game alone. I remember she's up until 12 AM just to finishing the bosses. She's not into game before but idk why this game changed her lol. I have Time Crisis II bcs my father thinks how my mom addicted to it.
heh loving the FLY reference at 12:01
Despite how low poly this is and how bad the voice acting is, this has good animations.
I thought the voice acting was good
@@HarmonySword well it surely the better one among the 90s games.
I thought this original's colors and it's 3D backgrounds are stunningly beautiful back then.
"You're finally here to save me!"
"Wait, what?"
This game deserves to be remastered for ps4/ps5
I remembered i played dis game since i was a kid
I miss dis so much
I rebought all of them except 4 and 5
I'd to see this come back with today's technology
Time Crisis 1 is overshadowed by it's predecessors but this game was a huge influence for all the rail shooter arcade.
*successor(s).
9:54 its almost cartoonish how they all jumped off the helicopter the wrong direction
*Woah Graphics! - every 90s kid ever*
Back when Time Crisis was actually all about TIME and how quickly you can clear a stage, instead of maximising hit chains. Anyway, Thanks for sharing this!
Richard Miller is the Claude speed of time crisis
True, so true, inspiration
Time Crisis was the Resident Evil of light gun games. I could one-credit every one except TC5 at one point. I miss my old reflexes.