Dweeb, you and the other Retro Round Knights are heroes of this community. You're jumping through hoops to keep the history of those works of art alive while big names (or big N-ame) of the industry are butchering it for stupid greedy reasons. Thank you for all the awesome work you do, I appreciate you so so much.
This needs to become a series, most of those channels are mostly concerned with the hardware side of things which is cool, but I love getting recommendations for games to try out since I was basically a DOS kid and I don't know many retro games apart from top 10 lists or hidden gem lists. Personal favorites are just a little well more personal.
Brilliant idea, this community is easily the most civil out there, no one hates no one, all support each other, and we all benefit from it! More please Mr. Dweeb ❤
Oh wow.... I thought my retro catalogue was HUGE and I literally have discovered a new game from just about anyone, those were without a doubt hidden gems! Thanks Dweeb, amazing video, amazing collab!
I have 2 for you, not sure if they're hidden gems but I know I don't see anyone talking about them. 1. SNES - Vortex - This was one of the first SuperFX chip games that came out on the SNES and it a really cool 3D game that has you in a vehicle that can shift into different things like a plane, a robot a car that sort of thing. Graphics look pretty cool for a SNES game and I feel like they were going for the "Open World" idea, but of course couldn't really impliment it. 2. Genesis - Warlock - Though this game is an adoption from a terrible horror flick, I really enjoy the puzzles that requires you solve. I like the well shaded background and the music is a bit eerie. The druid character you play is super versitle and it just a good side scrolling puzzle game. Great work getting everyone together on this!
Absolutely loved it. This format is so good and having everybody we love in an episode giving their different perspectives is a super cool idea. Great Job General Dweeb.
My personal hidden gem is Metal Storm for the Famicom/NES. It’s a robot platformer game. I love it because it has a really interesting gravity inversion mechanic. The graphics are top-tier, and the controls are incredibly smooth. All that creates a very immersive experience.
My hidden gem is 'Record of Lodoss War' on Dreamcast. From my understanding, it strays from the lore of the anime in order to better service what it is, a really good Diablo clone. In fact, the best on any consoles of that generation, if you ask me.
Brilliant as usual TD. Im glad you took the lead as Sylvester Stallone in the Retro game world version of the Retro inspired "The Expendables". Cameo cast heaven.
Thanks so much, Stubbs. I've been looking for apocalypse for sooooooooo long. I played it as a kid but couldn't ever find it because I barely remembered anything about it at all.
I'd love to get a peek at TD myself, but it would be like when KISS decided to take the makeup off just one time. They went from Gods, to men. TD, if you read this- Don't change a thing. You ARE the Man. Bravo 👏 👏 👏
I've got an awesome one. "Snake Rattle'n Roll" one of Rares early NES titles and it is a killer game. Tough as nails and satisfying as hec. Quarky and fun.
Speaking of hidden gems... Tales of Eternia is super underrated. Everyone knows the series because of Symphonia on the gamecube, but Eternia has such a nice little cast and the combat is genuinely fun.
Dude I’m all in for this series hell yes!!! Russ and you have been my favorite channels as of late :) cheers to success and more collaborations down the road
Oh my god, Capture the Flag! I absolutely loved that game. I remember trying to get my mom to play it with me because I was an only child living on a farm. In my adulthood I think I'd completely forgotten about it.
Capture the Flag is such a great choice! I haven't played a serious game of it since the 90s, but I always make sure my Carr Software folder is one of the first things I copy over when I get a new hard drive/PC
Holy cow, Capture the Flag! I used to buy all sorts of magazines that had shareware on them and I remember playing that game! Must've been 8 or 9 years old back then, what a game!
My hidden gem: the 1982 arcade game, "The Pit". It's a single screen precursor to the likes of Boulderdash. Dig down into an alien pit, evade robot bad guys, grab a diamond, and escape through a monster-filled pit before the enemy tank destroys your spaceship! So much character squeezed into such simple graphics!
@ThePhawx ! I love your hidden gems pick (I won't spoil it here), it's one I often try to get people to play. I bought it thinking it was one basic thing, and started playing and discovered just how magical it was. Great choice, dude! Nice choices all 'around. Good job getting the roundup, Dweeb!
Fun fact about apocalypse on the ps1, Bruce was going to be a secondary character in the game so all of his dialogue was written and recorded as though he was reacting to what the main player was doing, but testing of the game found people wanted to play as Willis.
Final Lap Twin was techincally the first JRPG I ever played back when it was released back in 1989, and was what got me into the genre as a whole. I recommend that game to people all the time and rarely does anyone take me up on checking it out. I hope this video gets more people to play it. It's an awesome Dragon Warrior/Early Final Fantasy wannabe and does it's own things, including hidden loot, areas, dungeons etc. Absolutely a treasure of an early JRPG.
This was inefficient way of getting everybody's best game out there. There's a reason I subscribe to you. It's not just your naisley stone we learn stuff here.
I had capflag!! 😊 I've been thinking about this game lately, I LOVED it as a child! We had the EXACT same experience, mom mailing off a check and getting that white and yellow floppy disc in the mail. my first turn based strategy game! Thanks for pointing out that i can put it on my RG 353v! ❤
a few minutes after shadow of the ninja being recommended in this video I found out that it's being remastered. That's pretty cool for those that want the game with newer looking graphics.
Man I really wish I had kept my atari lynx. The two times I had it, once as a small child, the other repurchased as a 20 something adult! Should have just held onto it all
I remember Capture the Flag! I played it all the time on one of those "500 Great Games" Dos shareware compilations that our dad would sometimes bring back from work trips. Thank you for the memory unlock!
Absolutely loved this video. This is the collab vid I didn't think I needed. For me my hidden gem is Full Auto 2: Battlelines on PSP (also on the PS3). Would be considered retro? Anyways I played so much of this when I was younger. Its a combat racing game with weapons, cool sound fx and some really cool cars designs. Thanks to this amazing community and happy gaming!
One hidden gem is on DOS ... "Archimedean Dynasty" (original German name "Schleichfahrt") ... it's an Wing Commander style post apocalyptic sub marine fighting jets game with an amazing atmosphere and story (with video story telling). It's an action shooter with strategic elements. It runs very well on Dosbox and also on RetroArch fully stretched on my RGB30. (cheap available on GOG)
My retro suggestion is also Dos, I think. The game was called scorched earth, I think...this was a while back. Regardless, you controlled a tank and tried to blow up other tanks. You got ammo upgrades, picked coordinates, fired away, and it was an absolute blast back in the day.
Oh man, I remember the share ware Capture the Flag. For a hidden gem, would Alundra for PS1 count? Sprite based action RPG, but a much darker tone than anything Zelda has to offer.
Enjoyed the video. Final Lap Twin is definitely something I'm gonna enjoy as a fan of Lamborgini American Challenge for the SNES, but with betting instead of a set amount to be paid for loosing. I'd say katamari damacy is probably the least hidden gem on the list here. It kinda blew up because of the absurdity in early online stuff at the time. You could roll a ball up and pick up people. It was shocking to people. Very fun game though. Highly suggest.
I loved the snk vs capcom on the neogeo pocket. Was such a fun little game. But it had a sister game called snk vs capcom: card fighters clash also on the pocket, which was a way bigger game and so much fun to play!
Whoa! I had that capture the flag game on our pc when I was younger. I played it a lot! Later when we had a newer PC, I played mainly rage: incoming and total annihilation ^^
Apocalypse was a fun game with Bruce Willis, another like it also on PS1 is the game ONE. The vibration on some guns was pretty nuts, btw anyone playing on Odin 2 when the game starts up in Duckstation it starts as a digital controller like some PS games did so just toggle the analog/digital mode in settings to get the proper twin shooting instead of the face buttons, also you need to enable vibration in Duckstation in the touchscreen settings on Odin.
My favorite hidden gem was Take-Two Interactive's 1996 FMV DOS game RIPPER. It has Christopher Walken, Paul Giamati, Blue Oyster Cult, Cyberpunk, puzzles, B movie acting, and the type of PG-13 story that made me feel super cool to be playing it as a teen.
As I am finishing the video, Capture the Flag is an amazing game! I remember playing it as a kid! I emulated it a few years back, but now want to see if I can get it working on an Odin 2 🤔
This is such an excellent idea. Great collaboration from some of my favorite content creators. Maybe you can get Retro Game Guy in on the action. One of my favorite hidden gems was Crusader No Remorse. It was a DOS game with a very interesting perspective. I was sucked in by the box art, fortunately it was a really fun game.
Amazing stuff, my good Dweeb. Always look forward to a new video and even more so when a multitude of my other favorite Retro RUclipsrs are included! Small nitpick with the editing -- when Zu is talking about DQVII, there's an insert of an image of DQVIII. Not sure if that was on your end or his end, but for the sake of being an absolute alpha nerd, I felt the need to bring it to your attention. 😅
Great idea and great video, thanks for putting this together. My hidden gem is "It's Mr. Pants" for the GBA which is an amazing puzzle game made by Rare and published by THQ. I feel like i never hear anybody mention it, but it's one of my favorite Tetris-ish puzzle games on any system. It's almost like a reverse Tetris.. you place blocks to clear the board. Good stuff.
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Hell yeah! What a collab, really comes to show how far our little community has come. I would absolutely love to see more, Dweeb!!!
Like... His face ? 😎😎
More seriously, yeah we want more of this, feast time this video is 🤝
This group is so supportive. I love this community! ❤
Me too and honestly I find a lot of love and acceptance in the video game community platform Wars notwithstanding
Ditto!
Bro summoned the Avengers of the retro handheld community for this😎
Awesome video, and honored to be part of the collab! Keep up the amazing work TD!
What a GOAT, MrSujano!! Only the real ones remember you before emulation was cool 😅
Dweeb, you and the other Retro Round Knights are heroes of this community. You're jumping through hoops to keep the history of those works of art alive while big names (or big N-ame) of the industry are butchering it for stupid greedy reasons. Thank you for all the awesome work you do, I appreciate you so so much.
That was really nice to hear. Thanks man 🍻
This is the Avengers for retrogaming nerds
Prepare yourself, I'm gonna hit you up for a future episode!
@@TechDweeb OH BOY 🙏🙏
Russ: I have this game, I don't know if you've ever heard of it, it's called Contra.
Can you play with a dpad?
@@TechDweebonly sometimes
I tried playing it but can’t get the diagonals right
10:45 TechDweeb calling himself "handsome". Get it? Because of the hands? I lol'd.
Let's have a hand for that joke!
These jokes are getting out of hand
Isn't TechDweeb a hand model professionally?
I don't want any mention of a job that includes a hand... please... don't...
This needs to become a series, most of those channels are mostly concerned with the hardware side of things which is cool, but I love getting recommendations for games to try out since I was basically a DOS kid and I don't know many retro games apart from top 10 lists or hidden gem lists. Personal favorites are just a little well more personal.
7:10 Final Lap Twin! Yes the story RPG mode is really fun. Highly recommended & strangely still underrated.
I cant believe it existed for so long and ive NEVER heard about it!
@@OzymandiasWasRight You will love it! Still remember playing this on Turbo Express. Unfortunately Turbografx system was very underrated system.
This video was so much fun, incredibly well done as always!
Brilliant idea, this community is easily the most civil out there, no one hates no one, all support each other, and we all benefit from it! More please Mr. Dweeb ❤
Well said :)
Awesome list of recommends from the retrotubing fellows! Thanks for including me in the fun! ❤❤ stubbs
Thanks for joining! I'm excited for the episode with the apple, I've done some fun edits 😘
@@TechDweeb My pleasure sir, and haha I know my body is ready for the apple episode, but is my heart?
Your arm must be soar from fending off those old ladies at the bowling alley with that sweet hat.
Ah yes I agree with Mr Sujano on Street Fighter on GBC
Definitely gonna check this one out
i found this one accidentally a few years ago and the mechanics are so nice
If you're using some emulation handheld why not just play the arcade version of alpha instead of the crappy game boy color version lol
I freaking LOVE that capture the flag game! Totally forgot about it! Thanks techdweeb
It was so good! Even playing it now is an adult it's great, nice that there is a turn-based strategy game that isn't all bazookas and fireballs.
Bringing all the community together! Love this one, Dweeb! 🧡
Oh wow.... I thought my retro catalogue was HUGE and I literally have discovered a new game from just about anyone, those were without a doubt hidden gems! Thanks Dweeb, amazing video, amazing collab!
Collabs are the best 😏
I have 2 for you, not sure if they're hidden gems but I know I don't see anyone talking about them.
1. SNES - Vortex - This was one of the first SuperFX chip games that came out on the SNES and it a really cool 3D game that has you in a vehicle that can shift into different things like a plane, a robot a car that sort of thing. Graphics look pretty cool for a SNES game and I feel like they were going for the "Open World" idea, but of course couldn't really impliment it.
2. Genesis - Warlock - Though this game is an adoption from a terrible horror flick, I really enjoy the puzzles that requires you solve. I like the well shaded background and the music is a bit eerie. The druid character you play is super versitle and it just a good side scrolling puzzle game.
Great work getting everyone together on this!
Chapeau Tech Dweeb, you’ve nailed a great new series. Bonus points for getting Russ to do a comedy RUclips reaction face for the thumbnail! 😂
Absolutely loved it. This format is so good and having everybody we love in an episode giving their different perspectives is a super cool idea. Great Job General Dweeb.
Thanks buddy! Looking forward to future episodes with OTHER special guests ;)
Oh my gosh! A clash of my favourite channels! Thanks Dweeb!
My personal hidden gem is Metal Storm for the Famicom/NES. It’s a robot platformer game. I love it because it has a really interesting gravity inversion mechanic. The graphics are top-tier, and the controls are incredibly smooth. All that creates a very immersive experience.
"Don't lick your handhelds." Stubbs: *Feels attacked.
He's blocked me on socials because of that
😂😂
@@TechDweeb😘
My hidden gem is
'Record of Lodoss War' on Dreamcast. From my understanding, it strays from the lore of the anime in order to better service what it is, a really good Diablo clone. In fact, the best on any consoles of that generation, if you ask me.
I'll give it a try!
Thank you so much👍Sounds exactly like something I'm looking to get into at the moment.
@@greyghostinfinite You're very welcome! May the potions and loot be with you.
15:29 What's with the Dragon Quest 8 cover? :D
Yes, was confused as well :)
Doh!
Brilliant as usual TD. Im glad you took the lead as Sylvester Stallone in the Retro game world version of the Retro inspired "The Expendables". Cameo cast heaven.
Thanks so much, Stubbs. I've been looking for apocalypse for sooooooooo long. I played it as a kid but couldn't ever find it because I barely remembered anything about it at all.
Should have just asked Stubbs! 😛
SUCH a great game, time to play it again my friend 🧡
Love the concept of this rapid fire format, and the topic too! Can't wait to see more episodes
14:08 Steel Empire is one of my favourites it was great to hear this get mentioned.
I love this a lot, thanks to all the awesome people who will contribute to this series
Seeing all of you in one video puts a smile on my face. BTW, we need odin mini 2 content!
Ok, TechDweeb. I think after an episode like this, we need a face reveal sometime soon so you can join these other fine gentlemen at the table!
his face was there tho, along with his ten jointed opposable strands of hair
I'd love to get a peek at TD myself, but it would be like when KISS decided to take the makeup off just one time.
They went from Gods, to men.
TD, if you read this- Don't change a thing. You ARE the Man. Bravo 👏 👏 👏
My face is magical. Literally. If you see it you'll turn to stone.
@@TechDweeb Yeah, I had that issue a while back too. 🙃
Absolutely love this! Keep those awesome collabs with fellow retro enthusiasts coming. Great job, TechDweeb!
There’s all of these good retro gaming personalities and then there’s Joey. What a stark contrast when you line them up like this.
This was amazing! I love what you did here bringing everyone together like a little family of friends. This is the heart of retro gaming right here.
The Retro Roundtable is the collab I always wanted. The channels that got me into retro emulation and handhelds.
I've got an awesome one. "Snake Rattle'n Roll" one of Rares early NES titles and it is a killer game. Tough as nails and satisfying as hec. Quarky and fun.
Please consider SNES drunk too! Loved the video, any possibility to add subscribers?
Speaking of hidden gems... Tales of Eternia is super underrated. Everyone knows the series because of Symphonia on the gamecube, but Eternia has such a nice little cast and the combat is genuinely fun.
Dude I’m all in for this series hell yes!!! Russ and you have been my favorite channels as of late :) cheers to success and more collaborations down the road
Wild Arms WAS a hidden gem until it was rediscovered. That's why they call it "hidden".
WIld Arms was not a super nintendo game, he meant Wild Guns lmao
@@SvensPron The second amendment would be a lot clearer if it did say the right to bear guns.
Oh my god, Capture the Flag! I absolutely loved that game. I remember trying to get my mom to play it with me because I was an only child living on a farm. In my adulthood I think I'd completely forgotten about it.
Same! I talked my mom into playing because I had no one else to play with! And she did. What a sweetie.
Sega Genesis: Beyond Oasis. This is my hidden gem. It's basically a Zelda Beat-em-up Action RPG for the Genesis / Megadrive.
Capture the Flag is such a great choice! I haven't played a serious game of it since the 90s, but I always make sure my Carr Software folder is one of the first things I copy over when I get a new hard drive/PC
Holy cow, Capture the Flag! I used to buy all sorts of magazines that had shareware on them and I remember playing that game! Must've been 8 or 9 years old back then, what a game!
My hidden gem: the 1982 arcade game, "The Pit". It's a single screen precursor to the likes of Boulderdash. Dig down into an alien pit, evade robot bad guys, grab a diamond, and escape through a monster-filled pit before the enemy tank destroys your spaceship! So much character squeezed into such simple graphics!
That actually looks like a lot of fun. I love arcade games from the early 80s.
@ThePhawx ! I love your hidden gems pick (I won't spoil it here), it's one I often try to get people to play. I bought it thinking it was one basic thing, and started playing and discovered just how magical it was. Great choice, dude! Nice choices all 'around. Good job getting the roundup, Dweeb!
My favorite hidden gems are Rastan (Arcade & Console [sms] ) and Black Tiger (Arcade). Thank God for emulation!
Fun fact about apocalypse on the ps1, Bruce was going to be a secondary character in the game so all of his dialogue was written and recorded as though he was reacting to what the main player was doing, but testing of the game found people wanted to play as Willis.
Woah! I didn't know this. Blew my mind, I need to learn the rest of the lore now. ❤❤ - Stubbs
You're a real artist man, love you.
Love this collab. Can't wait to see more.
Can't wait for tech dweeb to betray the others so he can get all the infinity gems in his backpack
Working on it 🧤
Man, if creative was a person... it's definitely the Dweeb. Love this style of video. Well freaken done!
Thanks for saying so!
Final Lap Twin was techincally the first JRPG I ever played back when it was released back in 1989, and was what got me into the genre as a whole. I recommend that game to people all the time and rarely does anyone take me up on checking it out. I hope this video gets more people to play it. It's an awesome Dragon Warrior/Early Final Fantasy wannabe and does it's own things, including hidden loot, areas, dungeons etc. Absolutely a treasure of an early JRPG.
This was inefficient way of getting everybody's best game out there. There's a reason I subscribe to you. It's not just your naisley stone we learn stuff here.
Yo! I gotta “hand it” to ya! You got a great series going here, please keep it up!
I like that the table was round to be more equitable, but some chairs are clearly bigger than others
I also loved Super Monaco GP on GG too, first racing game for me on a handheld!
I had capflag!! 😊 I've been thinking about this game lately, I LOVED it as a child! We had the EXACT same experience, mom mailing off a check and getting that white and yellow floppy disc in the mail. my first turn based strategy game!
Thanks for pointing out that i can put it on my RG 353v! ❤
This is incredible!!! 👏👏👏 So stoked to see the next entries! Thank you for bringing all of these boys together for us!
Some girls coming too!
@@TechDweeb O heck yeah!! 🙌🙌🙌
a few minutes after shadow of the ninja being recommended in this video I found out that it's being remastered. That's pretty cool for those that want the game with newer looking graphics.
Thanks for the list of new people to follow. Love your content, @TechDweeb!
Warbirds on the Atari Lynx with multiplayer linked up. That's a blast with friends!
Man I really wish I had kept my atari lynx. The two times I had it, once as a small child, the other repurchased as a 20 something adult! Should have just held onto it all
Brilliant idea, and so great to see everyone embrace that they are more alike than anything, and not competitors. Right now, this is the best scene.
Finally, Tech Dweeb can stop getting in trouble for considering Wild Guns a hidden gem, and start getting in trouble for calling it "Wild Arms." (:
Yay! Now I can get ALL the hate!
There is a game called wild arms
NES - Chip n' Dale - Lots of fun playing in coop
Yes!!!
I remember Capture the Flag! I played it all the time on one of those "500 Great Games" Dos shareware compilations that our dad would sometimes bring back from work trips. Thank you for the memory unlock!
Every hidden gem video that doesnt list Shantae (great game, not hidden anymore) heals my soul
No way, Final Lap Twin for the Turbo Grafx 16. Great choice the Phawx !
Absolutely loved this video. This is the collab vid I didn't think I needed. For me my hidden gem is Full Auto 2: Battlelines on PSP (also on the PS3). Would be considered retro? Anyways I played so much of this when I was younger. Its a combat racing game with weapons, cool sound fx and some really cool cars designs.
Thanks to this amazing community and happy gaming!
One hidden gem is on DOS ... "Archimedean Dynasty" (original German name "Schleichfahrt") ... it's an Wing Commander style post apocalyptic sub marine fighting jets game with an amazing atmosphere and story (with video story telling). It's an action shooter with strategic elements. It runs very well on Dosbox and also on RetroArch fully stretched on my RGB30. (cheap available on GOG)
This is frickin amazing. I hope there's so many of these!
My retro suggestion is also Dos, I think. The game was called scorched earth, I think...this was a while back. Regardless, you controlled a tank and tried to blow up other tanks. You got ammo upgrades, picked coordinates, fired away, and it was an absolute blast back in the day.
Yes! I played a ton of that game! It's like an early version of worms
Wow, that is an impressive cast, congratulations on pulling it off! Great video!
Oh man, I remember the share ware Capture the Flag.
For a hidden gem, would Alundra for PS1 count? Sprite based action RPG, but a much darker tone than anything Zelda has to offer.
Enjoyed the video. Final Lap Twin is definitely something I'm gonna enjoy as a fan of Lamborgini American Challenge for the SNES, but with betting instead of a set amount to be paid for loosing. I'd say katamari damacy is probably the least hidden gem on the list here. It kinda blew up because of the absurdity in early online stuff at the time. You could roll a ball up and pick up people. It was shocking to people. Very fun game though. Highly suggest.
This is an excellent collab! Looking forward to the rest of the series!
Love Apocalypse also Skull Monkeys,Einhander and Ergeiz. All also on the PS1
I loved the snk vs capcom on the neogeo pocket. Was such a fun little game. But it had a sister game called snk vs capcom: card fighters clash also on the pocket, which was a way bigger game and so much fun to play!
Uniracers...megalove for that one!
If I ever learn game dev for a hobby, I'm literally just going to make 'Uniracers 20XX'...
If Tech Dweeb got piled on for Wild Guns, it's only fair we rake Retro Dad over the coals for thinking Katamari Damacy was hidden.
I played Capture the Flag on DOS back in the day!
We are more than a community, we are a family !
💯
Whoa! I had that capture the flag game on our pc when I was younger. I played it a lot!
Later when we had a newer PC, I played mainly rage: incoming and total annihilation ^^
Apocalypse was a fun game with Bruce Willis, another like it also on PS1 is the game ONE. The vibration on some guns was pretty nuts, btw anyone playing on Odin 2 when the game starts up in Duckstation it starts as a digital controller like some PS games did so just toggle the analog/digital mode in settings to get the proper twin shooting instead of the face buttons, also you need to enable vibration in Duckstation in the touchscreen settings on Odin.
My favorite hidden gem was Take-Two Interactive's 1996 FMV DOS game RIPPER. It has Christopher Walken, Paul Giamati, Blue Oyster Cult, Cyberpunk, puzzles, B movie acting, and the type of PG-13 story that made me feel super cool to be playing it as a teen.
Not as hidden as it use to be but Soul Blazer on the SNES. Still one of my favorite games to this day.
Definitely counts as a hidden gem
THIS IS FKN LEGENDARYYY
This was fun to watch and learned about other creators I haven't been exposed to (love everything Retro Game Corps does!)
Shatterhand is my favourite NES hidden gem.
YES! Amazing game that doesn't get talked about much
As I am finishing the video, Capture the Flag is an amazing game! I remember playing it as a kid! I emulated it a few years back, but now want to see if I can get it working on an Odin 2 🤔
This is such an excellent idea. Great collaboration from some of my favorite content creators. Maybe you can get Retro Game Guy in on the action. One of my favorite hidden gems was Crusader No Remorse. It was a DOS game with a very interesting perspective. I was sucked in by the box art, fortunately it was a really fun game.
Amazing stuff, my good Dweeb. Always look forward to a new video and even more so when a multitude of my other favorite Retro RUclipsrs are included!
Small nitpick with the editing -- when Zu is talking about DQVII, there's an insert of an image of DQVIII. Not sure if that was on your end or his end, but for the sake of being an absolute alpha nerd, I felt the need to bring it to your attention. 😅
Yeah I know. My own brain fart there. :S
Great idea and great video, thanks for putting this together. My hidden gem is "It's Mr. Pants" for the GBA which is an amazing puzzle game made by Rare and published by THQ. I feel like i never hear anybody mention it, but it's one of my favorite Tetris-ish puzzle games on any system. It's almost like a reverse Tetris.. you place blocks to clear the board. Good stuff.
My Hidden Gems on NES:
Karnov;
Moon Crystal;
Platoon.
thanks for the video.
Harvest Moon: back to nature was awesome
Zu's hidden gem is one of the most popular franchises in JP. Maybe a hidden gem outside of Japan?
He did mention that in his segment but I had to trim a little bit to make it fit in the time we had
@@TechDweeb ah that makes sense... And...
/Runs around naked screaming "Solomon's Key is a hidden gem!!!" Repeatedly.
I would love for you guys to do a top 10 games list for each system over many episodes!.
Thanks TechDweeb for getting this together❤. My hidden gem is King's Valley on the MSX
Oooh our first MSX hidden gem!