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SCARY SNES GAMES TO PLAY ON HALLOWEEN
[00:02] - Zombies Ate My Neighbors
[01:03] - Clock Tower
[01:59] - Musha: The Classic Tale of Japanese Horror
[02:59] - Porky Pig's Haunted Holiday
[03:56] - Laplace No Ma
[05:06] - Nosferatu
[06:10] - Warlock
[07:31] - Doom
[09:20] - Demon's Crest
[10:22] - Super Castlevania IV
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This time... with actual sound!! Had to re-upload. Sorry about that guys!
I was wondering if that was intentional :)
Friday Night Arcade But it's Friday morning mate.
It's always Friday night somewhere....
SC 4...the best Castlevania ever...Symphony is very close though..
instablaster...
Laplace Demon looks like if Sweet Home got an SNES update.
I thought this too.
Who know? Many differences?
I think SNESdrunk made that comparison too, alot of people have.
Still looks interesting to play.
Clock Tower did make its way onto the Playstation, and it was indeed super creepy. There were also multiple endings and two different characters / story arcs, which added replay value to the game.
We need a massive remake of Zombies Ate My Neighbors. Imagine if it got a game like Toejam and Earl got relatively recently.
I beat Zombies Ate my Neighbors on the Sega Genesis back in the day, a classic game, I remember laughing at the Chucky Doll parody with the butcher knives, they were so vicious against the blow-up clowns. The factory level where they kept jumping out of toy boxes was crazy.
Still, the Clone level and the later Dr. Tongue levels with the werewolves turning the neighbors was pretty intense and I remember watching the transformation animation like "Woah" back in the day. XD
Just acquired Laplace No Ma based on your suggestion. It actually looked a lot like a game I'm currently working on, complete with tag-along reporter taking pictures of monsters you encounter and it taking place in the 1920s. Never heard of this game before, so it will be interesting to see another devs take on the concept.
"Play Castlevania as Dalton from Road House" 😂😂😂
Whoa, I gotta find Laplace No Ma. Can't believe I haven't heard of it before now, it looks great.
We would love to see a Sega Master System/ Genesis version for the Halloween season
ME TOO!
I loved looked into the future and this video exists in the past :D - ruclips.net/video/hH2P4bCS-WA/видео.html
I am sitting here drinking my coffee and I spit it out laughing when you said, "Ever want to play Dalton from Roadhouse in a Castlevania game?". I am also gonna wait for the "you didn't include Super Ghouls and Ghosts" complaints to come back!
😂
Oh I'm sure they complaints will be there lol...
Me: "Here's some games you may have never heard of like Clock Tower, Laplace No Ma or Porky Pig's Haunted Holiday!"
Everyone: "Yeah but tell me about that one game I already know exists!"
...ROADHOUSE.
Demon's Crest was a spin off of Super Ghouls N' Ghosts.
Castlevania 4 controls were the best ever.
Thanks for the hard work and all the games packed into this episode Aaron! Well done and thanks for going through the trouble of adding the sound back to it. Hardest working RUclipsr in the biz.
Great video, and I love all the references to Blackthorne, one of my favourite SNES games.
Nothing like an early morning coffee and a new FNA . Great video. Never did play doom on SNES . In retrospect I'm glad it was always rented out at the local video store.
Zombies Ate My Neighbors: one of my favorites! Love this video even before it's over. Going to need to hunt down Demon's Crest at some point if I can find it cheap(er). Thanks for posting!
I would absolutely watch a playthrough of Laplace's Demon on Twitch! If you play it, I'll be there.
Got a copy of clock tower for the snes 4-5 years ago! This is maybe my favorite hidden gem now! Played it mostly without a guide, until I got stuck for one part of the game. The layout is a little hard to understand and the controls take some time getting used to. Love the eerie/alone feeling and scissor man is great! Definitely jumped the first time he appeared and I wish you came across him a little more often! Great game and great video, we love playing horror games in October!
I tried out clock tower alone at night with the lights off and it was legitimately creepy, the atmosphere like you said was unsettling and filled with tension. It's unlike anything I've played before.
Good list. Recently got back into snes and actually played some zombies ate my neighbors yesterday
Great video. I can see this channel growing significantly within a short time frame. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for checking out the show!
I had Porky's Haunted Holiday as a kid.
That thing is way too difficult for a kids game.
Only just discovered this channel but it’s fantastic
Great video. Well done
Those are not evil kids that you point out @ 0:35 when talking about "Zombies Ate My Neighbors", but rather they are evil axe-wielding dolls that are meant to parody Chucky, and they're even seen coming out of their packages in the level that they appear in.
Surprised that Bram Stoker's Dracula didn't make the list. But I was happy to see Demon's Crest make the cut. As a kid, I would talk about this game and people stared at me like I had a 2nd head and would tell me "No way Nintendo has a game like that man, sorry, I just don't believe you." then I'd invite them over and make sure Demon's Crest got played. Back in those days, Firebrand and the game Demon's Crest were unknown to most everyone. Along with Gargoyle's Quest 2, which specifically let you control Firebrand. It also explained why, in the game Demon's Crest, that Firebrand could fly infinitely without tiring.
Nosferatu, Warlock, Castlev4, Demon's Crest and Clock Tower, I played many times! The best games!
Great list! I would add Super Metroid as well. Not horror per se but it can certainly be creepy and unsettling.
When you first get down to the planet and are just exploring the empty hallways, that is creepy. And it's really unnerving when the search light wakes up and just starts following you around.
Castlevania Dracula X was scary especially the clock tower after saving the damsels in distress.
Super Castlevania was one of best in the series. Great video.
Thanks, Ian!
Loving the inclusion of games like Nosferatu here--I had never heard of it before, and now I want to put the music on while working, hahah.
Hey man...I thought I left a message earlier but I guess it didn’t go through. I just want you to know how much I love your channel and how much I appreciate the work that goes into making these videos for us every week. You and I think very much alike when it comes to these amazing older games. Most of which are far more exciting and replayable then many of the games today. Rock On brother. ;)
Thank you so much for the kind words, Reagan.
Friday Night Arcade -you’re very welcome sir. Keep up the great work.
Demon's Crest is probably one of my favorite games on the Snes, glad it made it to the list.
SNES Doom gave me nightmares for nearly a decade.. Not even because of the daemons and guns, the bloody face at the bottom center being your health bar. In those nightmares the bloodied remains of the doomguy would hunt me down and kill me for allowing him to become so grievously injured...
Terrific list, man! This is loaded with gems and oddities and stuff more people should at least know about. I only learned about some of these recently from SNES Drunk (Musya) and DariaPlaysRPGs (Laplace), but I'm always interested in seeing more mature/dark SNES games. Or 16-bit games in general. They're way too rare; devs didn't really seem interested in exploring horror or mature themes until the 32-bit era.
I loved SNES Doom, tho it was the first FPS I ever owned. Don't remember sticking to walls, or weird pixels shimmering (that should be emulation issues in the video), but yeah the frame rate was awful and if you didn't use the run button, it was pretty sluggish. I didn't know any better, and even though I find it hard to go back to ANY classic-style DOOM now, it definitely entertained (at least for a bit; I picked up Quake and Duke Nukem 64 a few weeks later since I picked up DOOM on a whim from a K-B Toys that was closing _well after_ the N64 and Playstation generation had begun).
Thrilled to see Demon's Crest here, and for someone to NOT call it a Metroidvania! Man oh man, am I sick of that - it's the same design that Donald Duck's Quackshot and Shantae & the Pirate's Curse had, that sort of pseudo-RPG structure with levels dotted throughout the World Map you can return to at any time (it is, after all, the sequel to Gargoyle's Quest 2 on the NES, a much more obvious RPG/Platformer hybrid). I think it's a Wonder Boy design, but since the only genre descriptor for non-linear sidescrollers that game journalists and influencers seem to know these days is 'Metroidvanias,' I have no idea if it has a proper name. Still, like a lot of other games with that design, it is *exceptional.* After you collect the initial crests/demon forms and revisit old stages, they don't just have hidden areas, but entirely new branches that lead to entirely new stages on the World Map. The stages are hiding stages! There's a real postgame with two extra demon forms to find and an ultimate boss! This game goes all out. It is Capcom at their peak and stands right next to, say, Mega Man X (I would not be surprised if they share a lot of code base and talent).
I get where you're coming from with Super Castlevania IV too. While I honestly don't have a preference for control schemes, I think it's strange they never did a single other entry with the Super IV control scheme. Super IV is so good, and it's just a launch game. Imagine what a sequel to this would've been like towards _the end_ of the SNES life, after Konami had really learnt how to make the hardware sing? It's kind of unfair that the more fluid control style here was never used again :/
Looking forward to next Halloween just to see if you can scrounge up some more - I assume that's why Ghoul Patrol or some of the Addams Family games weren't mentioned here. Also, in case you're keeping track of stuff to show off for a future list, might wanna dig into Majyuuou / King of Demons (the English Patch name)
That lapalace demon seems to have elements that I love in the shadow hearts/ koldeku series on ps1 and 2 photos and real world feel. My favorite rpg series
10:07 "You can pick it up on the Nintendo Switch virtual store for cheap." Demon's Crest is not for sale. It's only available as part of the Nintendo Switch Online service.
Yeah I goofed on that one - sorry.
@@FridayNightArcade No worries!
Almost had me convinced to buy a switch just for Demon's Crest. Loved that game growing up. Shame I couldn't hold on to the original.
@@ScottWozniak thanks for the heads up
The blaster master tunes are awesome. That song always meant cool things were happening 👌
I liked the Castlevania 4 whip controls. They aren't the problem
the problem is mostly the exceptional range. The basic whip is effective for almost the entire screen
Thanks for the info about Leplace's Demon, that looks awesome! Oh, and your mom giving you the assist, well, moms are the best. :D
great video, you were asking about doom. i got doom for my super nintendo sometime between 1995 and 1998 or so, and i was about 18 at the time and i actually really liked it, but i had not played doom on computer before it. but i ended up playing goldeneye on n64 a lot more. i still have doom for my snes today. i never even solved it, but just played it on and off.
super castlevania is best castlevania. Gorgeous sprite work , amazing controls and a banging soundtrack
I’m on the same boat as you man. First castlevania for me was castlevania 4 and I was definitely spoiled because every Vania I’ve tried since then lost my attention before I can beat it
The SNES Doom was awesome. My family couldnt afford a PC that could play it, so the SNES version was all i could have.
SCV4 is perfection. The controls, the music, the atmosphere. It's all top notch amazing. And the sub weapons, are sub for a reason. The whip is the real deal. As it should be. Though, there are sub weapons with purpose. Axe, cross, and stopwatch are all still useful.
100% agreed.
Lord only knows how many hours I spent on Zombies Ate My Neighbors... Great game!
Couple of extras...
The Simpsons Bart's Nightmare, and Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Bram Stoker's Dracula? You mean the one made by FRED FUCHS?!?!
My older brother had doom on snes. I enjoyed it and yes the music was great. We didn't have access to a computer so we were satisfied with what we had. You got a mention on snes drunks video the other day. Thought that was cool.
I saw that - about did a spit take. Was just watching his video and not expecting it.
awesome bro
I recommend Majuuou (魔獣王) translated title King of Demons. Play as a John McClane/Martin Riggs-looking guy venturing through hellscapes trying to avenge his dead wife and daughter. It's a good one
One of the best on the system. The speed of your trigger coupled with the roll mechanic makes it one of the best times you can have on the SNES/SFam.
Yes I remember Warlock, the game and the movie.
How the heck do you get past the first bridge?! .....
Porky pig's game scared the crap out of me as a kid. Pretty much all thanks to the unsettling music. It was also hard as nails for a kid's game. Still loved it tho.
Your momma a beast bro, taking a return to the hoop for sonny boy..sweet, u gave her back double in grandkids....good move
SNES Doom was the first time I owned the game and I loved it! I must respectfully disagree with you on the slow music in Castlevania 4 being a bad thing. Have a nice day!
I know it's not a SUPER NINTENDO GAME but it is 16 bit, people should really give Viviette a try for a spooky 16 bit game...man is it good!
Clock Tower, 1000 times yes! Its absolutely horrifying!
I got Doom for Christmas. And I LOVED it. I had played the PC version, but I didn't have much access.
Wow another top ten list.
I enjoyed Doom on SNES. I’ve never played the pc version. Yeah the controls were a little stiff but I’ve spent countless hours and got pretty far before I gave up. I still found it enjoyable. The graphics blew my mind at the time.
I would also include Ghost Sweeper Mikami.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I used to play Castlevania 4 every October, recently picked up NES classic and watched the walkthroughs on Castlevania 2 and will try to play that this season. Porky Pig game looks fun, thanks for the tip. that game is easy to find in the 2nd hand market.
I really wanna do a proper playthrough of Castlevania 2... the "Simon's Quest Redacted" version from Almighty Guru is available online now. It's a rom hack that basically fixes a bunch of the problems from the original game - makes it a little zippier and easier to play.
@@FridayNightArcade ive seen that a few places. would be cool to order a physical cartridge with the updates to the text. I have the NES classic and have many other carts I play on a Retron unit.
Doom for snes was amazing!
The weirdest thing about Zombies Ate My Neighbors is that it's now a Disney game.
Demon's Crest. I LOVEE this game.
Porky Pig's Haunted Holiday was surprisingly good; the Looney Tunes franchise didn't get a lot of stellar games. I wasn't expecting it to be as surreal as it was, either. Demon's Crest is one of my favorite games on the SNES! If you like that, it's actually the third in the Gargoyle's Quest series; the first is on Game Boy, and the second is on NES, though they aren't quite as good. As for classic Castlevania, my favorite is Rondo of Blood; the jumping and movement are just so smooth, and it works well with all the great action that it brings.
If you could play Castlevania as Dalton from Road House 😂 I'm dead
Demon's Quest is awesome
My favorite Castlevania controls for the Vampire Killers is from Rondo of Blood or Symphony of The Night (Richter playthrough). Personally they all pale in comparison to Alucards controls in Symphony of The Night.
Zombi3s ate my neighbours is one of the best games every made for the snes.
My go to Halloween game isn't a SNES game, but instead Grim Fandango.
The Tiny Toon Adventures SNES game had a really spooky haunted house level. The music was amazing. It was a Konami game.
Demons crest is on the 3DS virtual store, not the Switch E Shop. Unless something recently was released but it’s only on the older system. It’s probably on the WiiU store as well. Now sure though.
He was close. Demon's Crest is included in the Switch's SNES emulator app, which you get for "free" if you subscribe to the Nintendo Online service.
Yeah I misspoke on that one - sorry about that.
I wish I hadn't given away my SNES copy of DOOM (evidently having it on PC wasn't enough, I had to have it on console too ?).
The cart was a brilliant red colour, which I thought was pretty cool. You only ever saw the enemies' front-facing sprites and some things were trimmed and scaled down.......but it was DOOM....on your SNES ! 😈
Some of these games they forced Arino to play on Game Center CX. Pretty hilarious to see him struggling thru Clock Tower. And Castlevania 4. Amazing game made by Treasure,along with Contra 3 and Axley,before they left Konami.
0:37 I thought those were murderous dolls, not kids. But maybe you’re right.
You are correct. Those are dolls. Strategy guides refer to them as Chucky dolls.
I acquired Nosferatu from Ebay and it is a good game. The one thing that annoys me is that your attack moves are limited until you pick up green crystals which unlock moves. Of course anytime you get knocked down by an enemy you lose a crystal. One aspect to the game you might not know if you don't have the manual is it mentions that if you use the continue function too many times it will alter the ending of the game.
I bought snes doom back in the day at a flea market. It was in a red cart. It was my first time playing doom so it was hella cool and loved the music. It was scary to me then in the 90s.
PhilLive just took the world Record for snes ZAMN. Cograts Phil!
I had Warlock on Sega. It was awesome and difficult.
As satisfying as it is to wield an 8 direction whip, I find Rondo and Bloodlines way more fun.
"Favorite casltevania control style"
I mean... Symphony of the night where the different weapons handle differently, but if I had to pick a retro one I honestly liked the Spear in Bloodlines
You added doom I love doom
Laplace no Ma wasn't originally made for Turbo Duo (that was itself a port), but PC-88 and PC-98. It'd be nice if more people were aware that Japanese computers were a thing.
Thanks for clarifying.
I still got doom for SNES. I kept it because it's one of the very few red cartridges for the snes. The only other red cartridge I know about is Maximum carnage. Even though it's a LGN game I recommend it.
I have a game similar to doom on my N64 which is really good it's quake another game called forsaken on the 64 similar to the Doom anyways I love what you do man great content
Damn right I had Doom on SNES. One of two red carts I remember having. Guess what the other was...
The fire bomb, or holy water, is the op item in the game. Especially for the original.
I didn't know clocktower was on snes I played this on ps1 not point and click on ps though. Now I have to check this out.
Always would play Super Ghouls N Ghosts when it would snow just to play the snow levels I’m a glutton for punishment.
But I remember playing Clocktower on PS1?
Completely agree - triple boomerang is way better than omnidirectional whipping.
The controls in IV feel right for that style of game... Just like Symphony of the Night's control feels perfect for Metroidvania-type games.
Seriously, how awesome does Demon's Crest look ?! Man I've got to check it out..........almost cheaper to buy a Switch (which wouldn't be a bad thing either).
The zombies that ate my neighbors look a lot like John Lithgow.
lol good point
LaPlace’s Demon is kinda cool
I was 9 when i played zombies ate my neighbors. I was scared af.
Clock tower is so cool. Ghost house is the best scary game on Master System
I remember play warlock when i was younger, fk did it give me nightmares. I get nostalgic just by the intro tune.
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Summer 2019:
I was at my best friend's house and she hooked up her SNES while she did some cleaning up (her grandmother-in-law/roommate had died so I was there for emotional support). Knowing that I am a HUGE Doom fan, she put in that gorgeous red cart into the Super Nintendo. I wanted to strangle people with the controller.
They definitely spoiled us with Super Castlevania IV, the controls were intuitive.
played zombie ate my neighbors with my friends in high school.
Great list except I have to hunt down the translations of non-US releases now 😏 Especially Clocktower. I’ve seen it on so many reviews that I’m convinced it’s a must-play.
I want to love the creepy “cinematic” games, but the controls are just too mushy, which is saying a lot since I’ve slogged through my share of mediocre games. Perhaps I’ll give them one more chance...
I’m glad to see the love for Warlock! I rented it a few times from Movie Gallery (may it rest in peace) and finished it. Definitely not the best game, but it managed to set a spooky tone.
Doom 1/2 still hold up as some of my best memories in gaming because my brother and I played co-op games incessantly over a modem when he moved away for college. I’ve attempted the SNES & N64 releases but they’re nothing compared to PC.
Thanks for the countdown! I’m always looking for a good scary title to play when this season rolls around.
I will always be sad that I never finished Zombies ate my Neighbors. I think I was only a few levels away from completion but that last chainsaw level broke my patience.
Bram Stoker's Dracula I remember was decent, if wonky on the controls. Hard mode was actually challenging too, and worth beating.
I imagine that game broke a lot of people in those later stages...
Another good one for this list would be maniac mansion SNES. Microwave the hamster is great, but newer versions took that part out of the game.