Never played the NES one but will definitely play the updated SNES version : I watched the cartoon growing up and that remixed intro theme is just WOW! Awesome vid and thanks for bringing this news.
Another thing that's cool about these MSU1 NES ports is now the games don't have edge screen draw..... flickering sprites.... or slowdown that most of these games on NES had. Quality of life improvements all around. F-Zero(with Japan BS content) and Killer Instinct have been upgraded the best in my opinion. Really improves the experience the most.
@VideoGameEsoterica You should check out - Legend of Zelda - Stone Tablets. There are 2 different MSU versions. One of them is just the Zelda music that changes as you change locations. This version also includes the original BS intro, that better explains the game. The other, has a 1 hr long audio soundtrack that includes the original SoundLink Audio. AFAIK, this is the only BS SoundLink game to have the long missing SoundLink audio readded to the game. Both versions have subtitles of the missing SoundLink spoken audio. Both versions have English translations. If I was playing this on stream, Id start with the first one for the intro. Then actually play the second set of ROMs. It's a set of 4 ROMs (each "aired" a week apart). Intended to be played one after the other. Each ROM takes 15-60 mins, with a (original hard limit - assuming you started when the game started "airing", they were only playable during the 60 min airing window because of the SoundLink data that was played in real time in the game) now soft limit of 60 mins. This is by far my fav Zelda title, and oddly enough it is one of the only Zelda titles that does not include Link. You play as yourself (If it was live on BS, you play as the character you create in the Town with no Name). Of course there is also the Deluxe Zelda Link to the Past that has many additional background scores (one for each area) that includes a FMV with Link as an Apple farmer before starting his adventure. And Deluxe Mario World. Again adds many additional scores (one for each area). There was a Chrono Trigger project long abandoned now that was attempting to add all 10-11? FMV into the SNES game.
Darkwing Duck on the NES was the Capcom Disney game I played the most. I feel like it holds up right there with MegaMan, a lot of fun. I mean, it's basically 90's Disney MegaMan, what's not to like?
The show was my early childhood. But I never owned an NES back in the day, so I missed out on this timeless classic, until The Disney Afternoon Collection was released on multiple platforms except the Switch for whatever reason. One game I remember playing based on a 1980s Disney Afternoon show, was Ducktales: Quest for Gold for MS-DOS, which involved actual accounting. Accounting in a frickin' kids game! I eventually found out there was an Amiga version with voice samples, but I don't know if it's any better or worse than the one on DOS, in terms of gameplay.
Nice, Capcom was definitely on their A game when they made this and a lot of other things in the NES/SNES era. In particular the fact that this has co-op play really lets it punch above its weight (and it is still pretty fun single player too).
@@VideoGameEsoterica really that whole line of Disney games was waaaayyy better than they had any right to be. Disney either lucked out or chose really well with their licensing because those games could have easily been LJN tier.
One of my favorite games, although I felt it needed a herd mode. When you pick up a block you can hold down and sort of hide in it. If an enemy touched you while you're like this you loose the block but they die.
link in description needs fixing: should be Rumbleminze instead of Infidelity for this one (easy mistake to make since they both make awesome nes to snes ports). Otherwise another awesome video, thanks again for the great content.
I have the Disney Afternoon collection on my Xbox and barely touched it. I don't remember ever renting it as a kid just playing it at friends houses. It's deceptivly hard as you said.
I used to play this game co-op with my friends a lot back in the day. Capcom really knocked it out of the park with their Disney Afternoon games on the NES.
Not to be overly critical, but PCM soundtrack sounds like a total mismatch to the style and essence of the game. Why is it so dramatic and epic like we are storming the Normandy beach under heavy fire? lol Of course, I understand, that you can choose the original NES music, but at this point why not play the original game on the NES? Also Capcom's Disney games on the NES are some of my favorite games on the platform. CnD1 and CnD2, Duck Tales 1 and Duck Tales 2, Darkwing Duck, TaleSpin, even Adventures in the Magic Kingdom. I'd rather play any of these games than any Megaman. Yes, I never liked Megaman all that much, don't @ me.
I’ll admit, I really like the mix live action/animated Chip and Dale film that came out on Disney+. Very Roger Rabbit vibes with just as many Easter eggs.
@@VideoGameEsoterica Now I suddenly realized why I can’t download the game...You put the wrong link in the description. This is not infidelity, it's rumbleminze project, dang it 🤣
This is the incredibly niche content I signed up for. There's also an insane 4 player mod for this that I've been meaning to try with friends one day.
Four player? That sounds like chaos lol
I watched C&D growing up, that intro still hits hard
Absolutely iconic
The whole SMB series is that game I remember. Power Blade was another that I rented all the time. There's just so many overall.
Tons of awesome games for sure
Never played the NES one but will definitely play the updated SNES version : I watched the cartoon growing up and that remixed intro theme is just WOW! Awesome vid and thanks for bringing this news.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Another thing that's cool about these MSU1 NES ports is now the games don't have edge screen draw..... flickering sprites.... or slowdown that most of these games on NES had. Quality of life improvements all around. F-Zero(with Japan BS content) and Killer Instinct have been upgraded the best in my opinion. Really improves the experience the most.
I need to do some sort of MSU1 roundup vid. What other recs you got?
@@VideoGameEsoterica Street Fighter Alpha 2 MSU1 is awesome! Arcade music and no pauses.
Oh yeah that is a good one. I need to compile a list
@VideoGameEsoterica You should check out - Legend of Zelda - Stone Tablets. There are 2 different MSU versions. One of them is just the Zelda music that changes as you change locations. This version also includes the original BS intro, that better explains the game. The other, has a 1 hr long audio soundtrack that includes the original SoundLink Audio. AFAIK, this is the only BS SoundLink game to have the long missing SoundLink audio readded to the game. Both versions have subtitles of the missing SoundLink spoken audio. Both versions have English translations. If I was playing this on stream, Id start with the first one for the intro. Then actually play the second set of ROMs. It's a set of 4 ROMs (each "aired" a week apart). Intended to be played one after the other. Each ROM takes 15-60 mins, with a (original hard limit - assuming you started when the game started "airing", they were only playable during the 60 min airing window because of the SoundLink data that was played in real time in the game) now soft limit of 60 mins. This is by far my fav Zelda title, and oddly enough it is one of the only Zelda titles that does not include Link. You play as yourself (If it was live on BS, you play as the character you create in the Town with no Name).
Of course there is also the Deluxe Zelda Link to the Past that has many additional background scores (one for each area) that includes a FMV with Link as an Apple farmer before starting his adventure. And Deluxe Mario World. Again adds many additional scores (one for each area).
There was a Chrono Trigger project long abandoned now that was attempting to add all 10-11? FMV into the SNES game.
Ooh I have seen those. Look interesting
Darkwing Duck on the NES was the Capcom Disney game I played the most. I feel like it holds up right there with MegaMan, a lot of fun. I mean, it's basically 90's Disney MegaMan, what's not to like?
Darkwing Duck was a ton of fun too
One of the best looking and playing NES games! That FMV is a great addition. Forgot how good the animation was for a TV show.
It had some great animations. A classic show
The show was my early childhood. But I never owned an NES back in the day, so I missed out on this timeless classic, until The Disney Afternoon Collection was released on multiple platforms except the Switch for whatever reason.
One game I remember playing based on a 1980s Disney Afternoon show, was Ducktales: Quest for Gold for MS-DOS, which involved actual accounting. Accounting in a frickin' kids game! I eventually found out there was an Amiga version with voice samples, but I don't know if it's any better or worse than the one on DOS, in terms of gameplay.
Haha I mean Scrooge McDuck had to keep all that gold accounted for
Nice, Capcom was definitely on their A game when they made this and a lot of other things in the NES/SNES era. In particular the fact that this has co-op play really lets it punch above its weight (and it is still pretty fun single player too).
Yes Capcom basically threw everything into the game that you’d want
@@VideoGameEsoterica really that whole line of Disney games was waaaayyy better than they had any right to be. Disney either lucked out or chose really well with their licensing because those games could have easily been LJN tier.
One of my favorite games, although I felt it needed a herd mode. When you pick up a block you can hold down and sort of hide in it. If an enemy touched you while you're like this you loose the block but they die.
It’s a classic game. Plus the cartoon was just so good
link in description needs fixing: should be Rumbleminze instead of Infidelity for this one (easy mistake to make since they both make awesome nes to snes ports). Otherwise another awesome video, thanks again for the great content.
Probably a copy and paste mistake. I’ll fix it thanks :)
I have the Disney Afternoon collection on my Xbox and barely touched it. I don't remember ever renting it as a kid just playing it at friends houses.
It's deceptivly hard as you said.
It’s “Capcom hard” for NES
Yeah I have 30 Years of muscle memory for Mega man but not these
One of the first games I played on NES, I still complete it from time to time and have such good memories playing it with my childhood friends
It’s one of the first games I remember playing too
Wow, this is incredible! :D
I certainly think so :)
I used to play this game co-op with my friends a lot back in the day. Capcom really knocked it out of the park with their Disney Afternoon games on the NES.
Capcom was on fire in this generation
Not to be overly critical, but PCM soundtrack sounds like a total mismatch to the style and essence of the game. Why is it so dramatic and epic like we are storming the Normandy beach under heavy fire? lol Of course, I understand, that you can choose the original NES music, but at this point why not play the original game on the NES?
Also Capcom's Disney games on the NES are some of my favorite games on the platform. CnD1 and CnD2, Duck Tales 1 and Duck Tales 2, Darkwing Duck, TaleSpin, even Adventures in the Magic Kingdom. I'd rather play any of these games than any Megaman. Yes, I never liked Megaman all that much, don't @ me.
Part of it is getting diff sound and mapper hardworking working on SNES
You just had to end the video by mentioning cheese! Cheeeeeeeese! 🧀
Monterey Jack only eats cheese made in Vermont
Why would he lower his standards like that though? 🤨
I ask myself the same thing every time I talk with you 🤣
You listen to the song You Raise Me Up every time you speak with me! You know it's true!
10 VGE point deduction for you!
this game makes you feel alive and cracked out
Lol quite the description
One of my fave games to play on any system that can run an emulator ❤ never expect someone to give it as much love! Awesome news!
It’s hands down my fav Capcom game on NES
A complete PCM pack for Chip'n Dale Rescue Rangers MSU-1 is available in one of my videos 😉
Fun I’ll look for it
Your link is not available now.
@@xiaobinggan3517 You must copy-paste the link, in fact.
I’ll admit, I really like the mix live action/animated Chip and Dale film that came out on Disney+. Very Roger Rabbit vibes with just as many Easter eggs.
Oh I never saw that. I’ll have to look for it
Ahhh yes! Love this game!
So many people do. It’s a classic!
where can you get this?
Wish I could link here but if you look up on Twitter the makers name (it’s in the description) you’ll easily find it
possible to make the sprites 16bit style?
Anything is possible but you’d have to redraw the sprites from scratch
nice!!!!
A fun addition indeed
hmm...I think I'm a little stuck here...Where can I get this port?
The name of the dev is in the description. It’s on their Twitter :)
@@VideoGameEsoterica thats why i asked. I can't find any links or any info about it there 😅
@@VideoGameEsoterica Now I suddenly realized why I can’t download the game...You put the wrong link in the description. This is not infidelity, it's rumbleminze project, dang it 🤣
Haha damn. I mixed it up
@@VideoGameEsoterica don't worry☺
How do we get this
Update all ?
No it’s just the game files. You need to add them to your MiSTer