I remember a mission where you have to be stealthy in the woods and you were able to screw/unscrew your silencer onto your pistol, that blew my mind as a kid. the level of detail and animations were crazy for the time
007 Nightfire had this feature and I loved it. Felt just like Bond, coldly screwing the suppressor on before stealthing around. To this very day, most games make you go into customisation menu and change your loadout to add them!
@@MrHammers I remember Gulag best level on these genre by any game. It was impossible to beat on hard. It took me 30 restarts to unlock silver weapon. Problem was I was poor my TV wasnt crystal clear like Monitors now.
@@MrHammers I loved this game til FarCry 3 came. I wasnt fan of 1st person cause Im more Lara Croft camera style gamer but after I played this on PS2 and Far Cry 3 on PC cemented my love. Today I love Generation Zero best game by any mean in this genre I even dare to rank over Far Cry 4.
I really love the fact that they use mp5 sound effects from Die Hard and Predator. that sound will always be the most deadly automatic gun sound to me :D
best feature of this game was the way your screen focused during a reload. Just hitting reload would blur the world beyond your weapon and you'd reload faster, or you could tap reload again and bring the environment into focus and blur your weapon with a slight delay in reload speed. Never seen another game do it and it really set this game apart in my mind.
I found this game in a flea market. It was already the ps4 generation so I knew that new great looking stuff was out, but I remember being blown away by how good this game looked, from the home screen to the game itself. Not a single other game on the ps2 I owned looked this good.
I have a personal connection to this game. Not that I helped develop or knew anyone associated with it. When the game came out I was living in Florida and working for a private security company. My call sign for that company was Echo -51, just like the main character in Black.
This definitely has that "game released an asshole hair away from that generations end" magic, looking like an early PS3 game. God of war 2 has that going on too 👌💪
I love playing this game as a kid and the graphics blew my mind back then. The Forest level is very realistic looking. There's a detail I want to point out is reloading is much faster when chaos happens. I also love this game gives us infinite ammo if you beat the game on Easy. Yes the other difficulty also gives infinite ammo if you beat it. I always had a fun time with this game and this game had a special place in my heart.
One of my most cherished games from that era. The destructible environments were phenomenal for its time, only perhaps rivalled by something like Red Faction: Guerilla. A remake of this with an extended campaign to cover off the cliffhanger ending from the OG version would be beyond amazing.
The musical score for the game was composed by an Academy Award winning hollywood composer, Michael Giacchino who had done scores for movies like the Batman (2022) and some pixar movies like Up and Ratatouille.
My favorite section in that game was the final battle area on Graznei bridge (The level before the last one). You walk in. The orchestra kicks in. Two MG nests start spitting out lead. Your two squad mates are yelling at your character and your character yells "We're gonna get cut to pieces! Drop the guy on high ground!" Then after a while, one of your squad mates yells "RPG!" and you see a rocket flying next to your face. Chef's kiss for that fight. It was so memorable and it will always hold a special place in my heart
I remember the day I bought this game. Standing in line at game stop, talking to other people buying games. I think we all lived through the best days of video games and this game ties me to those memories.
Me and my best buddy used to play this for hours. You said it, there was nothing else like it. The closest thing I can think of is battlefield: bad company, and that came a couple years later.
i remember playing this on my ps2 when it came out for hours on end. my brother would be in the same room listening to nelly, chingy, cassie, the game. man. what an era.
odd fact, the shell casings you dispense never disappear, each bullet you use will appear on the ground and stay there throughout the whole game, theres also an alex jones reference in the game relating to bohemian grove, this game has too much attention to detail, one of the ps2 titles to use ragdoll physics, love this game.
I remember exactly where I was when I first played this game. It was a fair in Bakersfield, CA that had some Xbox’s set up to play Black and buy copies. Me and my buddy sat and played for way too long and came back to the booth like three times. Good day. Finally got a copy of my own and I will never get rid of it.
I remember playing this game with my brother on our PS2. The first time it loaded my first thought was "damn the graphics are elite" when comparing it to the other games we had.
I never got around to playing this one. But my mind always painted it as a prestigious PS2 title. Maybe it was because it came out so late in that console’s life cycle, but I also found the game’s simple title and bullet filled box art to be so classy.
hugely underrated game imo. it combined a realist setting with stylised, hyper realistic violence. it's easy to reduce it to its fundamental gameplay mechanics and encounter design and write it off as just another shooter. but sometimes form has a function all of its own.
Black is one of those games that, once you get older, you realize it's not the best game of the world, neither "one of the bests". It's just a good and fun game to play, and that's ok because there's some kind of charm in games like this, games that no matter when you play, they're always a good time.
Being a 36 year old man, it's quite a strange feeling for me to hear someone say "My dad used to play this game" about a game that I used to play. And yes, I have no children yet.
As a person who never played black and had a PC which a year prior had just released F.E.A.R, Black felt like it was the consoles answer to FEARs gunfu.
F.E.A.R. is most definitely the better game, but console vs PC in that generation was a big unfair advantage. Black was a good attempt at what FEAR excelled in
@@MrHammers certainly it was definitely not a fair comparison and I do remember I was very interested in black when it came out. Apparently Sean Murray From hello games was a creative director I think on this game.
I replayed this game so many times, it felt like you had to replay it several times to unlock all the secrets. The hardest one I remember was probably the destruction one where you had to destroy everything in every level that would make the reticle turn black when placed over it indicating that it could be destroyed. Most of the time you would need something explosive to do it or the RPG with its range to hit stuff out of reach, like in that trench maze level where you're surrounded by apartment buildings that can have their sides blown off to kill the snipers.
I won't lie, your reviews get me interested to try out all these PS2 games that I missed out on. They're what got me to try out Urban Chaos: Riot Response and Area 51. Now I'm interested to try out Black for myself. BTW that opening bit about renting videos and games got me nostalgic like you wouldn't believe. Especially since my local rental store went out of business in 2020. Thanks Covid.
Ah, nam, forgot about this game. Remember bits and pieces of the game play, but do recall loving it and playing it loads. Still got my PS2 and games, so might have to dust it off one day... Cheers.
Black was a random buy and purchase for me way back when and I can whole heartedly say every single line and sentiment of this review was spot on and true! Simplicity was indeed king and what made this title as great as it was!
Heard this was good when it came out, never bought it, then eventually bought in on xboxone as a back compat game, never finished it, but this video makes me want to go back to it.
You forget About the Soundtrack, its was Really amazing, And Theres a lot of details In this game, Like When theres no Enemies Around you, The reload was kinda Slower like he Enjoying it.
Damn I remember this game from the ps2 era. We didn't have internet , and I never heard anything about this game and no one recommended it to me . Our paths just crossed accidentally . The first couple of minutes I played , I knew this games quality was on another level. The light rays coming through the windows ,the sound ,the destructible environment .I was thinking like what the hell is this. This game caught me so of guard and that element of surprise I wont ever forget. That's why I love this game so much.
This game came out my senior year of college. If only it came out about 10 years later, it would have gotten more praise and probably had multiple successors.
Theres one part where this game excells even today: the sound of the weapons! To this day it has the best sounddesign, period! No game offers that ooomph like Black does! Played it countless times on all difficulties and went for all special weapons and skins. Loved it to death!
I remember back in the day playing Black on PS2 During a summer, being jawdropped by how detailed and satisfying it was, the gunfighting was so satisfying.... good old days
I primarily remember Black as the game that taught me how much I loathe "depth of field" and "bloom" as visual effects, and the moment I learned to go into the settings in future games to disable both.
I think I was around 12 when I saw the previews for this game in a Game Informer magazine and had it pre-ordered for my Xbox the next day. I remember my dad and I absolutely gushing over how insanely realistic the graphics looked.
I remember playing this. The destructable environments were mind blowing at the time. Not sure which mission it was, but I remember taking on a small army from a gantry at a mine or something.
makes me smile knowing this great game is still living in the hearts of many and not forgotten. it's such a shame how EA just abandoned this fantastic game
This was my favorite fps. The story, the difficulty, the sounds the guns made WHEW! When you beat the game you get unlimited ammo on that difficulty and you can really spam crazy stuff like rpg, grenade launcher, revolver. Fun fun fun!
i remember coming to a videogame shop when i was younger and i overheard the worker talking to a guy saying that "this is the best shooting game in the market right now", i was so intrigued by it, i didnt have a PS2, only the PSP and always tought about this game and what was it about. Good times.
I played the demo for this a million times. It made the guns feel devastatingly powerful, and the smoke effects are still awesome. Never played the full game until I got a series x. Not up there with the Halos and Half-Lifes of the world, but it was really solid.
I remember in the starting area, there was a table that moved when you walk into it, that was probably the first time I've seen a detail like that and it blew my young mind. This series would've been a cod killer if it continued, such a shame it's sequel was cancelled.
I will never forget the heartbeat sound. Also, the silenced Glock level was the best mission of any game I have played. So much fun. And the sounds were awesome.
my childhood. I can't remember if i had the full game or a demo, but this game blew my mind as it was a whole new experience and i didn't even make it that far through i just kept replaying the first few sections over and over again
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I remember a mission where you have to be stealthy in the woods and you were able to screw/unscrew your silencer onto your pistol, that blew my mind as a kid. the level of detail and animations were crazy for the time
The option to add/remove suppressors was amazing!
Such a small thing, but absolutely awesome all the same
007 Nightfire had this feature and I loved it. Felt just like Bond, coldly screwing the suppressor on before stealthing around. To this very day, most games make you go into customisation menu and change your loadout to add them!
@@MrHammers I remember Gulag best level on these genre by any game. It was impossible to beat on hard. It took me 30 restarts to unlock silver weapon. Problem was I was poor my TV wasnt crystal clear like Monitors now.
Why would you want to remove the silencer after adding it? Genuinely asking.
This is a prime “Dad wants to bond with his son” game.
in specific amurrrican households only
yeah fr
i didnt have a ps2 until 2006 so we bonded playing Medal of Honor (ps1)
Look at the top comment lol
So true, me and my dad burnt this game up it was one of the only shooters he really liked to play such a nostalgic game for me
@@CarpCSA35 I speak with experience
Black is the first game I realized where the bullet decal doesn't evaporate. I don't know why that's the memorable part I remember.
Bullet casings would fall on the ground and stay there too, had a lot of cool details
@@Justin-f7f For some reason that stuck for me too lmao
First time playing ps2 first time playing black and my good heavens
I miss so much simpler linear fps games, if you don't count boomer shooters there is no single fps like this anymore 😔
As much as it's a FEAR spiritual successor, Black definitely had an impact on Trepang2. Give it a shot (heh)
Trepang2 was great!
@@MrHammers Agree! But it's just a drop of water in the desert for me. Selaco also great.
Haven't tried that one yet, I've heard good things
@@MrHammers I loved this game til FarCry 3 came. I wasnt fan of 1st person cause Im more Lara Croft camera style gamer but after I played this on PS2 and Far Cry 3 on PC cemented my love. Today I love Generation Zero best game by any mean in this genre I even dare to rank over Far Cry 4.
I really love the fact that they use mp5 sound effects from Die Hard and Predator. that sound will always be the most deadly automatic gun sound to me :D
also, seeing you covered this game makes me think that you should make a video on "Cold Winter" as well. another really cool console fps game :)
Oh damn, didnt expect you to mention how the ludicrous mag sizes were necessary for the bullet sponge enemies
None of you learned to aim for the head apparently!
Now imagine how i feel when i prefer semi auto 😭
@theturkishprincwell Thor didn't so we can be forgiven 😂
best feature of this game was the way your screen focused during a reload. Just hitting reload would blur the world beyond your weapon and you'd reload faster, or you could tap reload again and bring the environment into focus and blur your weapon with a slight delay in reload speed. Never seen another game do it and it really set this game apart in my mind.
I found this game in a flea market. It was already the ps4 generation so I knew that new great looking stuff was out, but I remember being blown away by how good this game looked, from the home screen to the game itself. Not a single other game on the ps2 I owned looked this good.
Try medal of honor series on ps 2
This was one of my most favorite fps games for ps2 it was soo mutch fun especially going into new game plus with crome camos and gold camos
I have a personal connection to this game. Not that I helped develop or knew anyone associated with it. When the game came out I was living in Florida and working for a private security company. My call sign for that company was Echo -51, just like the main character in Black.
That's awesome 😎
To this day, my dad doesn't care about playing new shooters, all he wants to play is PGA and BLACK.
I showed my dad COD MW from 2019 and he legit said it looks about the same as Black
You're dad is a simple man with simple pleasures. What a beast
Golf and guns, dad sounds cool as hell. 😂
@@alenterzic8340I’m sure black looked AMAZING when it came out
He isnt wrong atleast he gets a full game. Doesnt have to worry about any dlc or wi-fi connection
This definitely has that "game released an asshole hair away from that generations end" magic, looking like an early PS3 game. God of war 2 has that going on too 👌💪
Also shadow of the colossus
this game was released in 2006, the last PS2 game was released in 2012 so no, black is not that close to an end of PS2
@@Loli4lyf but the ps3 was like 07 or 08 something like that so he's not wrong at all
@@Loli4lyfthe ps3 came out in 06 - 07
"blasting open the door with a shotgun wasnt something you CAN do, its a god damn instruction"
i lold hard
semper fi
I love playing this game as a kid and the graphics blew my mind back then. The Forest level is very realistic looking. There's a detail I want to point out is reloading is much faster when chaos happens. I also love this game gives us infinite ammo if you beat the game on Easy. Yes the other difficulty also gives infinite ammo if you beat it. I always had a fun time with this game and this game had a special place in my heart.
One of my most cherished games from that era. The destructible environments were phenomenal for its time, only perhaps rivalled by something like Red Faction: Guerilla.
A remake of this with an extended campaign to cover off the cliffhanger ending from the OG version would be beyond amazing.
Graznei bridge is one of my most favorite missions in single llayer fps' to this day.
Great video!
This is the game that no one knows about. BLACK was a crazy shooter, with crazy fire guns. It was the COD before COD. It is certified a hidden gem.
Bro everybody knows about it
@@OnlyMyOpinionMatters based of your username im not even gunna argue with you about this
@@IISourAyyII you wouldn't want to because your completely wrong just because you were born in 2008 doesn't mean other games didn't exist
@@OnlyMyOpinionMatters I was born in 1991 LMFAO
@@IISourAyyII well then your just an idiot
This game taught me that processing power isn't as important as attention to detail and artstyle
I'm 46 and there has NEVER been a time when it wasn't. Most of the top purchased games were not those with the highest processing abilities.
The musical score for the game was composed by an Academy Award winning hollywood composer, Michael Giacchino who had done scores for movies like the Batman (2022) and some pixar movies like Up and Ratatouille.
My favorite section in that game was the final battle area on Graznei bridge (The level before the last one). You walk in. The orchestra kicks in. Two MG nests start spitting out lead. Your two squad mates are yelling at your character and your character yells "We're gonna get cut to pieces! Drop the guy on high ground!" Then after a while, one of your squad mates yells "RPG!" and you see a rocket flying next to your face.
Chef's kiss for that fight. It was so memorable and it will always hold a special place in my heart
Shoot-y Thing Go Boom: The Game
this is core memory stuff you put out bud thanks a billion !!
I remember the day I bought this game. Standing in line at game stop, talking to other people buying games. I think we all lived through the best days of video games and this game ties me to those memories.
Me and my best buddy used to play this for hours. You said it, there was nothing else like it. The closest thing I can think of is battlefield: bad company, and that came a couple years later.
Finished this for the first time on my Series X a couple of months ago. Still such a fun experience
The Cinematics were some of the best at the time, It blew my mind when I was a kid. Made ya feel like you were part of a hollywood movie
What a throwback! I remember getting drawn in about just how real and gritty this game felt.
i remember playing this on my ps2 when it came out for hours on end. my brother would be in the same room listening to nelly, chingy, cassie, the game. man. what an era.
odd fact, the shell casings you dispense never disappear, each bullet you use will appear on the ground and stay there throughout the whole game, theres also an alex jones reference in the game relating to bohemian grove, this game has too much attention to detail, one of the ps2 titles to use ragdoll physics, love this game.
I remember exactly where I was when I first played this game. It was a fair in Bakersfield, CA that had some Xbox’s set up to play Black and buy copies. Me and my buddy sat and played for way too long and came back to the booth like three times. Good day. Finally got a copy of my own and I will never get rid of it.
I remember playing this game with my brother on our PS2. The first time it loaded my first thought was "damn the graphics are elite" when comparing it to the other games we had.
Played this in 2009/10 when Modern Warfare 2 was big.
Honestly looked and felt better than MW2 in some places.
MW2 was fun but it never felt particularly good. BF3 on the other hand, immaculate
The audio is this piece was AMAZING
The sound of reloading the 870 pump is still to this day chilling
I liked the lighting effects through glass windows and the huge explosion destroying that big tanker
I never got around to playing this one. But my mind always painted it as a prestigious PS2 title. Maybe it was because it came out so late in that console’s life cycle, but I also found the game’s simple title and bullet filled box art to be so classy.
The case covered in bullets is a piece of art, it's so perfect with the title buried in them haha
hugely underrated game imo. it combined a realist setting with stylised, hyper realistic violence. it's easy to reduce it to its fundamental gameplay mechanics and encounter design and write it off as just another shooter. but sometimes form has a function all of its own.
Black is one of those games that, once you get older, you realize it's not the best game of the world, neither "one of the bests". It's just a good and fun game to play, and that's ok because there's some kind of charm in games like this, games that no matter when you play, they're always a good time.
Yes I absolutely loved this game back In the day. I just happened to buy it without knowing a thing about it. And we played the shit out of this
COD isn’t even that good anymore nether Battlefield or other today’s FPS, this game is actually a hidden gem
My dad would play this all the time with his MadCats pistol grip controller. Shit was so fun. Totally an under rated and forgotten gem
Being a 36 year old man, it's quite a strange feeling for me to hear someone say "My dad used to play this game" about a game that I used to play. And yes, I have no children yet.
As a person who never played black and had a PC which a year prior had just released F.E.A.R, Black felt like it was the consoles answer to FEARs gunfu.
F.E.A.R. is most definitely the better game, but console vs PC in that generation was a big unfair advantage. Black was a good attempt at what FEAR excelled in
@@MrHammers certainly it was definitely not a fair comparison and I do remember I was very interested in black when it came out. Apparently Sean Murray From hello games was a creative director I think on this game.
100k! This has become a comfort channel
Thanks my man
I still remember the shock I got from the graphics. I had never seen it so sharp.
This game was my “grownup” shooter. It was what the modern CoD single player campaigns want to be. Beautiful,loud and fun to just tear shit apart.
I replayed this game so many times, it felt like you had to replay it several times to unlock all the secrets. The hardest one I remember was probably the destruction one where you had to destroy everything in every level that would make the reticle turn black when placed over it indicating that it could be destroyed. Most of the time you would need something explosive to do it or the RPG with its range to hit stuff out of reach, like in that trench maze level where you're surrounded by apartment buildings that can have their sides blown off to kill the snipers.
Only OG's can remember this
Tivliz Asylum.
Kellar J,: Cleared most of the structure, will advice once PACKAG is secure.
We're in extreme need of something similar these days
i used to love this game when it came out. lol
I won't lie, your reviews get me interested to try out all these PS2 games that I missed out on. They're what got me to try out Urban Chaos: Riot Response and Area 51. Now I'm interested to try out Black for myself.
BTW that opening bit about renting videos and games got me nostalgic like you wouldn't believe. Especially since my local rental store went out of business in 2020. Thanks Covid.
Cheers dude!
Ah, nam, forgot about this game. Remember bits and pieces of the game play, but do recall loving it and playing it loads. Still got my PS2 and games, so might have to dust it off one day... Cheers.
Black was a random buy and purchase for me way back when and I can whole heartedly say every single line and sentiment of this review was spot on and true! Simplicity was indeed king and what made this title as great as it was!
Heard this was good when it came out, never bought it, then eventually bought in on xboxone as a back compat game, never finished it, but this video makes me want to go back to it.
Awesome to see you cover this, finding myself nodding along with everything you have to say
You forget About the Soundtrack, its was Really amazing, And Theres a lot of details In this game, Like When theres no Enemies Around you, The reload was kinda Slower like he Enjoying it.
This game is still fun to play after all these years!! Thank you for making a video on it :)
The final two missions where you storm the bridge before raiding the asylum were some of the most intense firefights in my gaming experiences.
I still have my copy from 2007. An amazing but frustratingly wild game
I grew up playing this game it still holds a special place in my heart
Damn I remember this game from the ps2 era. We didn't have internet , and I never heard anything about this game and no one recommended it to me . Our paths just crossed accidentally . The first couple of minutes I played , I knew this games quality was on another level. The light rays coming through the windows ,the sound ,the destructible environment .I was thinking like what the hell is this. This game caught me so of guard and that element of surprise I wont ever forget. That's why I love this game so much.
omg, that just took me back to memory lane. Thank you for reminding me this game existed, I used to play this game all the time in my ps2.
The opening mission is always a blast and iconic at the same time. Always loved playing that level back then. Fun times
I still like to play it from time to time. One of the best games from my childhood.
Black was good but I also liked Cold Winter. Best ragdoll and dismemberment on PS2.
This game came out my senior year of college. If only it came out about 10 years later, it would have gotten more praise and probably had multiple successors.
Black had a genuinely dark violent intensity that no other game came close to. I remember playing it and recognizing it as an evolution of fps gaming.
Theres one part where this game excells even today: the sound of the weapons! To this day it has the best sounddesign, period! No game offers that ooomph like Black does!
Played it countless times on all difficulties and went for all special weapons and skins.
Loved it to death!
I remember back in the day playing Black on PS2 During a summer, being jawdropped by how detailed and satisfying it was,
the gunfighting was so satisfying.... good old days
There's a cool mention of the AC130 gunship in mission 1
This games was ahead of it's time for PS2 era
Im glad I stumbled upon BLACK when I owned a PS2. I wasn't sure what I was getting myself into when I bought it but was blown away by how good it was.
One thing I loved about BLACK was that it was all about the guns. The front cover proved it as well.
Still play this game every other year or so. Asylum was my fav level. Great design and some funny voice lines
I primarily remember Black as the game that taught me how much I loathe "depth of field" and "bloom" as visual effects, and the moment I learned to go into the settings in future games to disable both.
I think I was around 12 when I saw the previews for this game in a Game Informer magazine and had it pre-ordered for my Xbox the next day. I remember my dad and I absolutely gushing over how insanely realistic the graphics looked.
My favorite PS2 game. I still can't believe it played on that console. And I can't believe it hasn't been revisited. RIP Criterion.
This game was my childhood lol. I just had to download it to replay it.
I don't know if it's better than, say, Future Perfect but it's up there.
Not as much game as Time Splitters but the main game is better.
I remember playing this. The destructable environments were mind blowing at the time.
Not sure which mission it was, but I remember taking on a small army from a gantry at a mine or something.
4:25 This oddly sounds really romantic! Great video, BTW!
makes me smile knowing this great game is still living in the hearts of many and not forgotten. it's such a shame how EA just abandoned this fantastic game
I dont remember a ton about the game, but I do remember falling in love with this game and wishing there was more to it after you beat it
This was my favorite fps. The story, the difficulty, the sounds the guns made WHEW! When you beat the game you get unlimited ammo on that difficulty and you can really spam crazy stuff like rpg, grenade launcher, revolver. Fun fun fun!
“Without me, my rifle is useless. Without my rifle, I am useless"
i remember coming to a videogame shop when i was younger and i overheard the worker talking to a guy saying that "this is the best shooting game in the market right now", i was so intrigued by it, i didnt have a PS2, only the PSP and always tought about this game and what was it about. Good times.
Black as well as Dark Watch deserve remasters
I played the demo for this a million times. It made the guns feel devastatingly powerful, and the smoke effects are still awesome. Never played the full game until I got a series x. Not up there with the Halos and Half-Lifes of the world, but it was really solid.
My god that bridge level!
When I jacked up the 5.1…
Thor never got as loud
I remember the first time I played Black with some good headphones into an old CRT TV, best experience ever
I remember in the starting area, there was a table that moved when you walk into it, that was probably the first time I've seen a detail like that and it blew my young mind. This series would've been a cod killer if it continued, such a shame it's sequel was cancelled.
3:23 the use of the loading theme from the Lost and Damned 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I will never forget the heartbeat sound. Also, the silenced Glock level was the best mission of any game I have played. So much fun. And the sounds were awesome.
The heavy shotgun dudes scared me when i played it the first time in 2006. Shotgun dude drops down in the small alley way to the barnyard.
That line about "Eating all the crayons for yourself" caught me off guard so i had to go back and rewatch that bit to make sure I heard it right lol 😂
Oorah
Glad to see other people love this game too. Some good memories listening to Korn while playing Black.
My uncle worked on this game as an artist of some sort. I am very proud of him being a part of such a great game!
my childhood. I can't remember if i had the full game or a demo, but this game blew my mind as it was a whole new experience and i didn't even make it that far through i just kept replaying the first few sections over and over again
I distinctly remember the hype for this game as a kid. It was awesome.
This game is still fun to throw on and blast through today. Just recently finished it again a few months back and it’s just fun man.
I loved this game so much. It was a childhood favorite, in my head it has the same resolution as the new ones.
A new Mr.Hammers!
This game was crazy hard. The max difficulty setting had so many side objectives that you had to get to finish the level.