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(Arcade PCB) Primal Rage - Completed w/No Rounds Lost, 1CC 1080p60
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2018
- Today I decided to record a direct feed 1CC of this game for a few reasons...but mainly because many people don't realize that Primal Rage is actually a good fighting game.
Reasons people dismiss this game too quickly range from: they see the commands being something like hold X then quarter circle forward, and don't want to try an input method that differs from what they are used to. Ironically, the final revision of this game allows you to do Street Fighter style inputs or the original method the game shipped with.
Another reason people don't give this game a proper try is because it is emulated very poorly. You really need to play this game at the arcade to experience it. The dedicated cabinet featured an awesome sound system, as well.
There are a few half-decent ports, but none of them are arcade perfect. The closest ports are the Midway Arcade Treasure Vol 2 compilations, but even those aren't 100% accurate. Combos that work in that version may not work in the arcade, and vice versa (see Sauron's s.3+4 linking back into s.3). Also the blood effect is not good, where it appears as a white dusty "sweat" on both the consoles and in mame.
Why I really enjoy the game, besides being able to control a raptor:
1) There were innovative concepts that appeared in this game that would go on to be fighting game staples, like short hops (which strangely only work in a 2-player match).
2) The combo system is VERY well developed and also balanced with it's patented "no-cheese" icon; this appears when you try to use a move multiple times and that would lead to an infinite combo.
3) There are also some crazy Easter Eggs, like the volleyball mini-game; this is activated by 2 non-cpu players knocking one of the human followers back and forth at least 10 times on the beach (Sauron's) stage.
This footage is captured from a genuine Atari Primal Rage version 2.3 arcade PCB, and is played on default settings.
My capture setup is as follows, if you're interested: Primal Rage v2.3 PCB - JNX Rage adapter - HAS v3.1 supergun connected via scart to OSSC set at line 3X mode, HDMI output to Avermedia Live Gamer HD capturing at 1080p/60fps.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching!
A game designed entirely to eat quarters and you beat it with one life. Well done.
thank you very much!
No, MK2 was designed to eat quarters because the AI LITERALLY CHEATS.
When I was 10 years old this game was the coolest sh*t under the sun! We had the DOS version at home, which ran just as well as the arcade if not better with optimal RAM. The stop-motion animation still looks pretty sweet actually.
I heard the DOS version was really good, but I unfortunately never had a chance to try it. And I agree, the stop motion movement still holds up really well today.
Thanks for commenting on my run, I appreciate it!
Did they ever come out with a Windows 95 version? If so, I'd imagine such a version would have been the most true port of the original arcade version.
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Sadly no, just the DOS version if it had a 95 Release at least then it probably would’ve had the original Red book audio soundtrack like the arcade.
@@gopats85 damn, there's just no winning with this game
I didn't have many good child hood memories with my step dad. Primal Rage was a good memory with him though.
I remember having fun with this game when I was younger, mainly because I thought: “Cool, dinosaurs.”
I remember Vertigo being my favorite.
vertigo was the one I always didn't want to fight against when I was younger. Like dhalsim with long limbs, I could never get close!
It is a great fighting game! it deserves a re-release for real with online.
Definitely, I would play it online for sure. Thanks for watching, and for commenting!
Man...I played this game so much at my local laundry mat. I spent so many quarters playing this game as Armadon and Vertigo that I got blisters in the middle of my palm hahah.
P.S. I recently joined a university for Computer Animations and this was one that I'd love to animate and bring to life. So you just got a new subscriber! And be on the look out ;)
Thank you very much for subscribing!
I played this game a lot in my youth as well; the local mall arcade had it and I think a bowling alley I went to also had it.
I'm impressed you found a way to bypass the issues normally found in ports!
This was recorded from the Arcade PCB. To this day, No one has figured out the Rom Encryption, nor how to bypass or disable it.
@@TheHulkingMenace I find it fascinating that nobody has been able to crack it.
Cool!!! Primal rage that prehistoric was totally fricking awesome!!!
7 year old me had no business playing this 😅
Best arcade fighter EVER! Any chance you plan on doing more Primal Rage videos?
I do plan on making more Primal Rage videos - Hopefully my next one will be a different character's full 1 credit run through the game...I'm thinking Chaos.
Thanks for watching and commenting, as well.
Of course. I love Primal Rage. One of the most underrated gems ever.
Oh man. You make difficulty level 16 look so easy haha. Just got my PR machine up and running after 2 years. Played level 7 (medium) with Armadon and got a score of 6,082,800. Then I tried your level. Got my ass kicked on the third opponent. Yeah I need to practice up.
I agree this game is actually very fun and could be a good tournament game. nice run btw. I use Diablo and Veritgo
Great run! Can you do another one with other character too?
And you're right, this game is unfairly dismissed despite being really fun with nice mechanics.
I was going to try learning a new character, so hopefully in the next week or two I can upload a good run with them.
Thanks again watching and commenting!
i havent played this games over 25 years...yes im young
This version by far looks the best. Closest to the original arcade version I knew and loved! The frame rate is beautiful, and Talon is such a scrappy little guy! Don’t they each have two finishing moves? Some of it is only a vague memory lol. Always loved playing as Talon or Sauron. Thanks for posting this, I really enjoyed it! Awesome job!!!
This IS the arcade version, I've captured directly from an original Primal Rage arcade board via a supergun device! :)
And I think you're right, most dinos had 2 finishers, and some had 3.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Nice combos!
I used to play this game a lot on my Sega Megadrive. As limitations go, I think it was a good port. Better than the Snes one, for sure.
Agreed, Genesis usually got better arcade ports, especially for MK
The SNES looked better but at least the Genesis port had Chaos’s golden shower fatality left in tact. Damn Nintendo and there censorship. As with all Genesis fighting games I preferred the 6 button controller over the 4 button SNES controller.
That was an awesome run, dude.
Also, I couldn't help but notice the way that the opponents in the final battle had this flickering, transparent look to them. I'm getting the feeling that since the draconians have supernatural abilities and were worshipped as gods, they came back as ghosts for the final battle, and the way that they became skeletons upon their second death meant a permanent end to them since the final battle took place in that dino-graveyard. What do you think?
Thank you very much!
And, I like your theory! I know why they flicker; the reason is to show that a finishing move was performed on the them in the lead up to the final battle and that they are now in a weakened state compared to before. I tested this by not doing a fatality on the first opponent and sure enough, that dinosaur was the only one solid like normal during the final battle.
@@Pete_Hahn Ohhhh, I see now. 😎
Interesting fact they kept humans being as cattle or human being eaten
seems only fair, now that they rule the URTH! :)
0:15 rage!!
Wow I Know Talon's Moves
I know who which Primal Rage Character is like which Mortal Kombat Character.
Blizzard: Sub-Zero
Armadon: Raiden
Talon: Liu Kang
Sauron: Johnny Cage
Chaos: Kano
Vertigo: Sonya
Diablo: Scorpion
How did you capture this footage from your supergun?
The HAS supergun has a scart / RGB output that I connected to a scart switch which outputs to the OSSC scaler (Open Source Scan Converter). The OSSC was set to line triple mode and the HDMI output was split - one output to an Avermedia Live Gamer HD capture card and other to my TV to play off of.
I've since upgraded my capture setup with a better scaler (RetroTink 5X) and better capture card (Magewell Pro Capture HDMI 4K+ LT).
10:44 final battle!
This game was awesome but scared the shit out of me as a kid.
for sure, the loud dino roars coming from pumped up sound system I imagine could scare someone.
Thanks for commenting!
Do you know how many volts the board uses? I recently got the Primal Rage PCB board myself and I can't figure out what volts it needs in the power supply to turn on.
I have my Primal Rage board hooked up to a supergun device and just set the 5V to as close to 5 as I can, maybe .01 or .02 higher.
If you're running this board in a cabinet, I've seen people have issues with it due to the draw of the other components like the monitor. If you can measure your 5V right at the board then you can see what it's actually getting from the power supply.
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Hi. Any luck with your request to offer your PCB for investigation and develpment of a Core in FPGA? Primal Rage is a BEAUTIFUL game and must be preserved at all costs.
Good combos, but at the moment, i've seen the same fatality 4 times, as i remember, Talon has three, and the dificulty level is low.
Did someone decrypt the arcade code so the blood is red?
Not that I know of, this isn't running from an emulator though. This directly captured from a genuine arcade PCB.
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PS1 emulator?
Movie list PLS🙏
This is not an emulator, this is the real arcade board being captured by a supergun device and then scaled for capture via HDMI.
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Where is that final boss dinosaur?
Unfortunately there was no "final boss" Dino in the first Primal Rage. Instead for the final battle you fight what you see in my video, a gauntlet of all of the playable Dinos. According to the Primal Rage Wiki, there was a plan to have a final encounter: primalrage.fandom.com/wiki/Necrosan
Thankfully, Primal Rage 2 corrected this and Necrosan is in as the final boss. He's a huge alien dino that was brought to Earth by the meteor that woke the Dino Gods!
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Why is the emulation so poor with this game in particular
the security keys haven't be cracked, at least yet...