@@onaretrotip I really loved both these videos, thank you. They made me realize how lucky I am to live only a few hours away from Galloping Ghost arcade. I visit twice a year so I've been able to play Primal Rage 2 and Beavis & Butthead, as well as several other rare titles like Gottlieb's Arena (the videogame, not the pinball), the one-off Spectre Files, SegaSonic the Hedgehog, and many others.
If you haven't checked them out, Galloping Ghost has a Twitch channel and every Monday they unveil a new arcade game that they have restored. Great video, Pete!
Recalhorn’s graphics look brilliant, and I always thought marble madness needed a sequel, just came a little too late This is some polished stuff pete👍
Yeah I meant that was late for DOS only games, most around that time were DOS and Windows. Considering DOS games were being released from the late 70s I’d say the last half of the 90s was late. The mid 90s was the golden age for DOS in my opinion though, so I agree!
A brilliant video, as always :) I feel that the games in this episode were definitely more interesting that those in the previous (no insult intended, it's just my personal taste!) _Segasonic Bros._ , _Hard Drivin's Airborne_ , _RIP Squad_ , _Ghost Lop_ , _Recalhorn_ , and _Beavis & Butthead_ are all games I'd like to try, as is _Slipstream_ - it looks brilliant, and I'm usually far from a fan of that (technological) genre of racing game; _Asylum_ also seems interesting, but far too slow and viewed though too small a "window".
Yeah, quite a few here that really appeal to me too, including Slipstream. Agree that Asylum has a very narrow playfield, but that would be full screen in a Tate arcade cabinet.
_Hard Drivin' Airborne:_ "Still, it's an odd concept, and one that's perhaps a bit unnecessary" --- I take it you haven't played _'Rush 2049'_ then? ;) (the Dreamcast version, not the Arcade version. But the DC version is the version on _Midway Arcade Classics Vol.3)_ My man, if you ever get the chance, you should give it a shot (or the indie racer _'Distance,'_ which took a lot of inspiration from it). Unnecessary gliding + Arcade Racing = some REALLY fun times :) Anyways, another fantastic video! Glad you looked into _'Tenth Degree'_ and found it so interesting! Also, of course, glad you looked into everything else too, because you found a ton of interesting stuff I've never heard of once again! MAN - I can't believe no one's ever done _'Ghost Lop'_ before; adding movement and an almost _'Arkanoid'_ elements to _'Bust-A-Move'/'Puzzle Bobble'_ gameplay is so obvious in retrospect!
I have Rush 2049 on Dreamcast actually but never gave it much time. Maybe I'll give it another chance. Yeah, I loved that they added the Arkanoid style movement to Ghost Lop, and agree that it's weird that nobody had done that before. In fact, has it been done since?
lol, I was wondering that myself since there are so, SO many straight ripoffs of 'Bust-A-Move/Puzzle Bobble' nowadays thanks to stupid mobile games. But that's what they do - they just rip it off and don't bring any kind of innovation or changes to that formula (besides microtransactions). So I thought about it a bit, and I don't think there is! I think 'Ghost Lop' stands alone _to this day,_ as bizarre as that is. Crazy!
Another great video, interesting to see even more of the games we missed out on (and those we dodged a bullet with) from the Arcades. Hope to see more of these👍
The gameplay in Segasonic Bros. vaguely reminds me of Primrose by Jason Rohrer, except Primrose is a turn-based puzzle game rather than a falling-block puzzle game.
Once again, awesome work! I know what you mean about these being heart breaking in a way, I look upon them as being someone's work of art, and when they're lost for good it's rather like someone throwing a painting in the trash. But when games like Marble Maddness II and Beavis and Butthead wind up in the hands of a collector I take some satisfaction from that, even if I never get to play or see them in person at least I know they're being preserved.
@@onaretrotip The guys at Entertainment Sciences who made Bouncer must have been particularly devastated, by all accounts their game was GREAT, unique, way ahead of it's time and no doubt destined to be a success. But their hardware design was just too ambitious (it was a monsterous 5-PCB stack in a cage) and thus the costs proved just too impractical for the market, while most games were going for around $2000 at the time Bouncer was going to have to sell for $4000+. If only the ROMs could be found everything else is documented enough be reproduced and there's enough desire for it in the collector community that I can see people putting together complete reproductions, but sadly given all the efforts put in to finding them with no success I think they're simply gone now. At least their game Turbo Sub survives, which is a super fun game in my opinion, though the final, most complete version of it still hasn't turned up.
Might have to check out The Act as I’m a big Disney fan and I agree it looks beautiful! May have to go to the toilet first and refill my coolness meter before playing though! Great video as always
Poor Atari. They had lots of ideas, just a good portion just never took good with the players. No wonder why they are just a name now, barely a shell of its former glory, if you want to give them that much credit.
Sorry for the delayed reply; must've missed this comment. Thanks man, glad you like them. But yeah, pretty depressing sometimes seeing what could have been.
I've played the predecessor to R-Gear a lot in MAME. It has two playfields and you can instantly attack both. Atari, in the 90s was really about copying others, it appears. I'm not saying other game companies didn't do that, but they make it blatantly obvious. I would've like to played Marble Madness II. I was a huge fan of the original and I had it on the NES. Great video! BONUS!: Play the video during Hard Drivin' Airborne at 1.50 speed.
I don't know who spread that rumor that Slipstream was only released in Brazil, but it's not entirely true. There are definitely more than 150 boards, and they were also released in the rest of the Latin American region (there was an Hispanic version of the game, and there were plenty left in Mexico after Capcom's offices closed and sold off their remaining inventory).
It's always a shame to hear of a cancelled game from Treasure, there aren't many developers around who look to push the boundaries in the way that they do. A kart racer with boss battles and destructible obstacles is definitely something I'd like to see in the future. The Hard Drivin' sequel was interesting, as you say it's a bit of a strange concept but not so strange that they didn't mind using it for the recent Crew 2. I'm guessing time was the great healer for that slightly whacky idea, and it clearly makes more sense on an open road than it would in closed track races. The Beavis and Butthead game would've been nice to see, a scrolling beat em up would've been the perfect fit, especially coming after The Simpsons arcade game. Nicely shoehorned 'entertain us' gag at the end there! haha
Yeah, a real shame about Gun Beat. Looks like an interesting concept. Beavis & Butthead looks good too, definitely a Konami/Simpsons beat 'em up vibe there. Haha, had to get that joke in there somewhere.
I commend you. You could have made some of the background songs not Capcom Music by Tetsuya Shibata, but you did it anyway. Think you had the whole MVC soundtrack in there!
Really impressive having all of those being unreleased but where do i remember seeing in the past tenth degree??? Should be in a magazine i think perhaps.In general the thing i wanted to say is that its never too late for some out there to develop some of those to the public! With all those indie creators & such can port to the newest systems some resembling really close many of those,as well original unreleased stuff from the ones we saw in this particular list. ;)
I consider "War Gods", "Mace: The Dark Age" and "Bio F.R.E.A.K.S" Cousin Games to the Mortal Kombat franchises as they were all made by Midway, around the same time as MK4.
Have you any knowledge of a arcade cabinet game simular to wild fang/ tecmo warriors? I'm searching for a game I played in the late 80s but videos for wild fang dosen't really jog my memory as the one I played but has simular gameplay ( rideable creatures and knocking off heads) maybe it is maybe it isnt .
Somehow I doubt RIP Squad was inspired by Call of Duty seeing how RIP Squad was cancelled in 2001 and Call of Duty first came out in 2003. Maybe you meant Medal of Honor.
I remember a Dungeons & Dragons video game prototype playable at Gen Con. It was way unfinished game, with too much-complicated control. Also, did you cover the Magic The Gathering video game?
Doodoo doo doodoo doo! We're the Sonic Bothers! And Puzzling's the game! Not like the others who just want the fame! You'll meet Robotnik, The Badniks, Metal Sonic and the others! Cancelled like a mother you'll be hooked on the brothers!
Another one you can add to the list would be the unreleased "Savage Quest" Dreamcast Port - Think I am the only one who owns the canceled Arcade version. Which is "Savage Quest" version 2.1 - The game is way shorter but has added sounds and content.
It's always sad to hear about cancelled games, but Marble Man is the one that really hurts. The full game exists, but nobody can play it because of greed. Or maybe it's the fickleness of the programmer. I've heard both excuses for why there's no ROM available.
Btw it played some crazy 2 chains ad for expenses 1/2 way through vid maybe if some of these developers like Atari had more readily available funds like that We could play more fleshed out titles like these 20+.
Another Top video!... well put together and as always, a lot of time and effort must of gone into compiling the info behind the scenes!... we take our hats off to you.. The sonic game looked a bit poo! apart from that I would of liked to have given them all a blast, Played the Marble one on the Sega Mastersystem I think back in the day.
wow, im shocked, for the longest time Auto Motalista was considered the first and only Racing game Capcom ever made.....guess Slip Stream changes history on that :3
@@onaretrotip thats true, but my point is at the time Auto Motalista was marketed as Capcoms first and still regarded as their only racing game, Slipstreams existence now changes that
It's a shame these good game have been missed by retro game fans and that they were cancelled, I didn't know there was a Sega Naomi. Happy passing 12K Pete, your bang on spot on with the overall work you done....
The NAOMI was one of their arcade boards; it was almost identical hardware to the Dreamcast, which is why the Dreamcast has so many perfect arcade ports. Thanks very much!
Marble Madness II and Primal Rage 2 would have been interesting. SegaSonicBros was pointless as they ended up releasing the Mean Bean Machine Puyo Puyo game. Did you know there is actually a PC racing game called Slipstream? Did you also know fans of The Last Starfighter eventually made a proper arcade cabinet based on the movie?
@10:43 Tenth Degree, Thats not the proper gameplay footage of the game right? I think its emulated footage. There is 1 video that shows the og gameplay that looks alot better. Checkout ctozzi gameplay video. Game looks amazing
Just think of what would happen if all those game were actually released! We would have been swamped in mediocre Atari fighters ;) Good to see that some of the others are playable in one form or the other.
I want Primal Rage II, Tenth Degree and Eye of Typhoon revived for the Switch! Doesn't the design of Beavis and Butthead look a little Nickelodeon Rugrats-like?
@@onaretrotip It was a video game in development shown as a playable but not finished demo at GenCon one year. Your character was a Fighter, you move back and forth by joystick, forward also by joystick, and swung your sword via button. There is also a few other buttons which pulled down a menu where you can pick party actions in real time (monsters are still fighting you), and call up other party members to do things like cast spells or search for traps or lock pick open chests.
@@onaretrotip Thanks. I honestly wish it was officially released, this build dose have some bugs. It would have been cool had everything been ironed out.
I used to love playing Marble Madness back in the day, so it sucks hearing that a sequel was made and never released. It also sucks knowing that the complete game is out there with no ROM available.
Here's part 1:
ruclips.net/video/LuMb0aclgq8/видео.html
You da real MVP!
@@onaretrotip I really loved both these videos, thank you. They made me realize how lucky I am to live only a few hours away from Galloping Ghost arcade. I visit twice a year so I've been able to play Primal Rage 2 and Beavis & Butthead, as well as several other rare titles like Gottlieb's Arena (the videogame, not the pinball), the one-off Spectre Files, SegaSonic the Hedgehog, and many others.
@@MatthJenks Thanks, glad you enjoyed them! Ah man, you are lucky. Hopefully I can swing by there one day.
If you haven't checked them out, Galloping Ghost has a Twitch channel and every Monday they unveil a new arcade game that they have restored. Great video, Pete!
Oh nice, wasn't aware of that. I've never been on Twitch! Thanks, Steven.
@ 7:02 looks like robotnik is going hard on his double robo glizzies!
LOL
Recalhorn’s graphics look brilliant, and I always thought marble madness needed a sequel, just came a little too late
This is some polished stuff pete👍
Yeah, looks stunning. Shame it never got a console port. Thank a lot, Steve!
27:20 if Vicious Circle had been released, 'Bolok' would defo have been my main fighter....
LMAO
Recalhorn looks amazing, i can't believe it was just binned with all that effort put into it
I know, right. Looks fantastic!
Some of these games do tickle my fancy. Primal Rage 2 being one of them..
Haha mine too!
I'm glad segasonic bros was dumped online so we can experience more cancelled sonic games
Me too!
I could swear I saw Bio F.R.E.A.K.S in the wild once. But that may be my hazy memory.
Hmm... 🤔
Nice vid!
30:32 1996 wasn't late for DOS most games around that time were DOS
indeed. the best games for dos actually came around that year, duke 3d, blood etc
Yeah I meant that was late for DOS only games, most around that time were DOS and Windows. Considering DOS games were being released from the late 70s I’d say the last half of the 90s was late. The mid 90s was the golden age for DOS in my opinion though, so I agree!
@@onaretrotip thing is, Windows computers at the time supported DOS as well.
Lyra I know, I’m just saying a lot of games by that time had a DOS and a Windows release, whereas that game was DOS only.
A brilliant video, as always :) I feel that the games in this episode were definitely more interesting that those in the previous (no insult intended, it's just my personal taste!)
_Segasonic Bros._ , _Hard Drivin's Airborne_ , _RIP Squad_ , _Ghost Lop_ , _Recalhorn_ , and _Beavis & Butthead_ are all games I'd like to try, as is _Slipstream_ - it looks brilliant, and I'm usually far from a fan of that (technological) genre of racing game; _Asylum_ also seems interesting, but far too slow and viewed though too small a "window".
Yeah, quite a few here that really appeal to me too, including Slipstream. Agree that Asylum has a very narrow playfield, but that would be full screen in a Tate arcade cabinet.
_Hard Drivin' Airborne:_ "Still, it's an odd concept, and one that's perhaps a bit unnecessary" --- I take it you haven't played _'Rush 2049'_ then? ;)
(the Dreamcast version, not the Arcade version. But the DC version is the version on _Midway Arcade Classics Vol.3)_
My man, if you ever get the chance, you should give it a shot (or the indie racer _'Distance,'_ which took a lot of inspiration from it). Unnecessary gliding + Arcade Racing = some REALLY fun times :)
Anyways, another fantastic video! Glad you looked into _'Tenth Degree'_ and found it so interesting! Also, of course, glad you looked into everything else too, because you found a ton of interesting stuff I've never heard of once again! MAN - I can't believe no one's ever done _'Ghost Lop'_ before; adding movement and an almost _'Arkanoid'_ elements to _'Bust-A-Move'/'Puzzle Bobble'_ gameplay is so obvious in retrospect!
I have Rush 2049 on Dreamcast actually but never gave it much time. Maybe I'll give it another chance. Yeah, I loved that they added the Arkanoid style movement to Ghost Lop, and agree that it's weird that nobody had done that before. In fact, has it been done since?
lol, I was wondering that myself since there are so, SO many straight ripoffs of 'Bust-A-Move/Puzzle Bobble' nowadays thanks to stupid mobile games. But that's what they do - they just rip it off and don't bring any kind of innovation or changes to that formula (besides microtransactions). So I thought about it a bit, and I don't think there is! I think 'Ghost Lop' stands alone _to this day,_ as bizarre as that is. Crazy!
@@barry-allenthe-flash8396 Very strange!
Another great video, interesting to see even more of the games we missed out on (and those we dodged a bullet with) from the Arcades. Hope to see more of these👍
Thanks, Douglas!
Awesome video Pete! Man Primal Rage 2 looks amazing 😍
Thanks, Mark!
The gameplay in Segasonic Bros. vaguely reminds me of Primrose by Jason Rohrer, except Primrose is a turn-based puzzle game rather than a falling-block puzzle game.
Not heard of that one!
@@onaretrotip It's a pretty neat little timewaster. Plus it's free! primrose.sourceforge.net/index.php
this stuff is gold!!! thanks to your videos I found out about unseen64 and I have become addicted to it!!
Awesome, thank you! Yeah, they are an amazing resource.
Once again, awesome work!
I know what you mean about these being heart breaking in a way, I look upon them as being someone's work of art, and when they're lost for good it's rather like someone throwing a painting in the trash. But when games like Marble Maddness II and Beavis and Butthead wind up in the hands of a collector I take some satisfaction from that, even if I never get to play or see them in person at least I know they're being preserved.
Thanks! Yeah, it must be heartbreaking for the teams that have their games cancelled. All that work for nothing.
@@onaretrotip The guys at Entertainment Sciences who made Bouncer must have been particularly devastated, by all accounts their game was GREAT, unique, way ahead of it's time and no doubt destined to be a success. But their hardware design was just too ambitious (it was a monsterous 5-PCB stack in a cage) and thus the costs proved just too impractical for the market, while most games were going for around $2000 at the time Bouncer was going to have to sell for $4000+. If only the ROMs could be found everything else is documented enough be reproduced and there's enough desire for it in the collector community that I can see people putting together complete reproductions, but sadly given all the efforts put in to finding them with no success I think they're simply gone now. At least their game Turbo Sub survives, which is a super fun game in my opinion, though the final, most complete version of it still hasn't turned up.
GGA is dope. I go there every time i go to combo breaker.
Nice. I'd love to go one day, but I tend to avoid cities when I'm in the States.
Great video, l love all the research you put into these videos.
Thank you!
LOVE the Arcade unreleased content like this!! great video again
Thank you!
Galloping Ghost is heaven on Earth!
I bet it is!
Primal Rage 2 looks fantastic! Atari would have ruled the arcade had they released this game!!!
Not my cup of tea, but no doubt it would've been very popular.
Atari could of passed Sega in terms of popularity and money if the released Primal Rage 2
Might have to check out The Act as I’m a big Disney fan and I agree it looks beautiful! May have to go to the toilet first and refill my coolness meter before playing though! Great video as always
Hahahaha cheers Dan.
Poor Atari. They had lots of ideas, just a good portion just never took good with the players. No wonder why they are just a name now, barely a shell of its former glory, if you want to give them that much credit.
Yeah, they really messed up a good thing.
Atari Games is not the Atari you're talking about.
These are cool videos. I never knew about alot of these. And, the list just keeps getting longer - showing us what we were robbed of!
Sorry for the delayed reply; must've missed this comment. Thanks man, glad you like them. But yeah, pretty depressing sometimes seeing what could have been.
Great video! Even though it really is a shame of seeing those becoming waste, the video helped me stop being angry and frustrated.
Thank you very much, that's a nice thing to hear.
I've played the predecessor to R-Gear a lot in MAME. It has two playfields and you can instantly attack both. Atari, in the 90s was really about copying others, it appears. I'm not saying other game companies didn't do that, but they make it blatantly obvious. I would've like to played Marble Madness II. I was a huge fan of the original and I had it on the NES. Great video!
BONUS!: Play the video during Hard Drivin' Airborne at 1.50 speed.
Yeah, a shame that Marble Madness II isn't playable on MAME. Thanks!
I don't know who spread that rumor that Slipstream was only released in Brazil, but it's not entirely true. There are definitely more than 150 boards, and they were also released in the rest of the Latin American region (there was an Hispanic version of the game, and there were plenty left in Mexico after Capcom's offices closed and sold off their remaining inventory).
Ah, very interesting. Thanks for the info!
It's always a shame to hear of a cancelled game from Treasure, there aren't many developers around who look to push the boundaries in the way that they do. A kart racer with boss battles and destructible obstacles is definitely something I'd like to see in the future.
The Hard Drivin' sequel was interesting, as you say it's a bit of a strange concept but not so strange that they didn't mind using it for the recent Crew 2. I'm guessing time was the great healer for that slightly whacky idea, and it clearly makes more sense on an open road than it would in closed track races.
The Beavis and Butthead game would've been nice to see, a scrolling beat em up would've been the perfect fit, especially coming after The Simpsons arcade game. Nicely shoehorned 'entertain us' gag at the end there! haha
Yeah, a real shame about Gun Beat. Looks like an interesting concept. Beavis & Butthead looks good too, definitely a Konami/Simpsons beat 'em up vibe there. Haha, had to get that joke in there somewhere.
Nice video. You should have more subs imo
Thank you! Kind words indeed.
Slipstream and eye of typhoon seemed solid, maybe with some work completely brilliant.
Definitely!
Guess I should feel lucky that I played several of these at Galloping Ghost.
You should indeed.
Love the video man! Nice work :)
Thank you very much, Sebastián!
Slipstream targeted initially at the Brazilian market would have made lots of sense, seeing as the main car is pretty much Ayrton Senna in a McLaren
I guess so, but still, I'd be surprised.
Tenth Degrees looks like KOF Maximum Impact.
Interesting...
Excellent video. Outrun and power drift were 80`s not 90`s games though :-)
Absolutely. My bad! I meant that they were in arcades in the early 90s.
Nice. Thoroughly enjoyed. Many thanks
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
I wonder whether the cancellation of the Last Starfighter Arcade game is why the NES got a port of Uridium renamed as The Last Starfighter.
Possibly!
I commend you. You could have made some of the background songs not Capcom Music by Tetsuya Shibata, but you did it anyway. Think you had the whole MVC soundtrack in there!
Don't half-ass two things when you can whole-ass one thing!
So...Primal Rage 2 was the original Bloody Roar? How odd.
🤔
LOL It looks like it would have been so good! What a missed opportunity!
Really impressive having all of those being unreleased but where do i remember seeing in the past tenth degree??? Should be in a magazine i think perhaps.In general the thing i wanted to say is that its never too late for some out there to develop some of those to the public! With all those indie creators & such can port to the newest systems some resembling really close many of those,as well original unreleased stuff from the ones we saw in this particular list. ;)
Yes, you never know! We've seen quite a few long-dead projects be revived recently.
Great video and content mate,subbed ! Hope more good stuff to come !
Thank you! Welcome. Yes, more to come, but quite slow going at the moment.
@@onaretrotip I understand, live can keep us busy at times. Just hope you are doing well, and looking forward to any new videos of yours !
I consider "War Gods", "Mace: The Dark Age" and "Bio F.R.E.A.K.S" Cousin Games to the Mortal Kombat franchises as they were all made by Midway, around the same time as MK4.
Yeah, me too.
Have you any knowledge of a arcade cabinet game simular to wild fang/ tecmo warriors? I'm searching for a game I played in the late 80s but videos for wild fang dosen't really jog my memory as the one I played but has simular gameplay ( rideable creatures and knocking off heads) maybe it is maybe it isnt .
No idea I'm afraid.
Somehow I doubt RIP Squad was inspired by Call of Duty seeing how RIP Squad was cancelled in 2001 and Call of Duty first came out in 2003. Maybe you meant Medal of Honor.
Ah, fuck...
I remember a Dungeons & Dragons video game prototype playable at Gen Con. It was way unfinished game, with too much-complicated control.
Also, did you cover the Magic The Gathering video game?
Nice. Nah, I looked into the Magic The Gathering game but decided there wasn't enough to make it worth including.
Another awesome video pete always look forward to your videos mate , how about a arcade vol 3 unreleased
Thanks, Ian! I'll see what happens. Probably not for now, but maybe in the future.
Doodoo doo doodoo doo!
We're the Sonic Bothers! And Puzzling's the game! Not like the others who just want the fame!
You'll meet Robotnik, The Badniks, Metal Sonic and the others! Cancelled like a mother you'll be hooked on the brothers!
Pit Figher 2 is the game that I wish I could see footage
Edit:It seems that it was planned just for the Mega Drive, not Arcade
Marble Man: Marble Madness 2 was recently dumped online which means everybody can play that unreleased game.
Excellent!
Primal Rage 2 looks awesome
Glad you think so! Not really my cup of tea, but to each his own.
Another one you can add to the list would be the unreleased "Savage Quest" Dreamcast Port - Think I am the only one who owns the canceled Arcade version. Which is "Savage Quest" version 2.1 - The game is way shorter but has added sounds and content.
Interesting!
Thank you so much! You are awesome! :-)
You're welcome. So are you!
So few years back. The actual arcade of biofreaks was put on sale. The game was completed and playable.
Nice.
Amazing video, dang I wish some of those could had least came out on home consoles.
Thanks! Yeah, me too :(
Nice Job Peter. Primal Rage 2 looks UNREAL mate!!
Cheers, Jonny! Not really my cup of tea mate, but a lot of people are saying it looks great.
It's always sad to hear about cancelled games, but Marble Man is the one that really hurts. The full game exists, but nobody can play it because of greed. Or maybe it's the fickleness of the programmer. I've heard both excuses for why there's no ROM available.
Yeah, it's always a shame when that happens. Hopefully one day.
Sega was always ahead of their time and always made very unique games.
Same with Midway, such a shame they cancelled those games
Indeed!
Slipstream sounded like a interesting concept
Definitely! Looks gorgeous too.
I have heard of 10th degree a lot and can something like mugen allow for a mod so 10th degree characters can maybe fight DOA characters or capcom etc?
Btw it played some crazy 2 chains ad for expenses 1/2 way through vid maybe if some of these developers like Atari had more readily available funds like that We could play more fleshed out titles like these 20+.
I don't know enough to say whether that could happen or not, but that would certainly be interesting.
I love galloping ghost i go every 4 months with my son
That's awesome, Bruce. Consider me jealous.
They could have released Marble Madness 2 on the NES or Super Nintendo at least. That game is fun.
Yeah, it's odd that they left it so long after the first game really.
Another Top video!... well put together and as always, a lot of time and effort must of gone into compiling the info behind the scenes!... we take our hats off to you..
The sonic game looked a bit poo! apart from that I would of liked to have given them all a blast, Played the Marble one on the Sega Mastersystem I think back in the day.
Thanks, guys! Yeah, I loved Marble Madness on the Mega Drive as a kid.
We need more Arcade games.
Indeed we do!
Awesome music from the versus games I hear a lot of marvel super heroes
Hell yes! 😃
less go! 30 minute Episode
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Another class video !!!
Thanks mate!
@ 16:16 WTF? robot jumps in the air and....turns in to a piece from a geometry set or...?
😂😂😂
wow, im shocked, for the longest time Auto Motalista was considered the first and only Racing game Capcom ever made.....guess Slip Stream changes history on that :3
They did F-1 Dream in 1988
They weren't exactly known for producing racing games, so Slipstream is an interesting bit of their history.
@@onaretrotip thats true, but my point is at the time Auto Motalista was marketed as Capcoms first and still regarded as their only racing game, Slipstreams existence now changes that
@@Gojiro7 I think it's their 1 and only console racing game but 3rd overall
@@adamphillip5305 ??? 3rd? I was made aware about this Slip Stream game that got canceled but whats the second?
Slipstream looks awesome.
Doesn't it!
It's a shame these good game have been missed by retro game fans and that they were cancelled, I didn't know there was a Sega Naomi.
Happy passing 12K Pete, your bang on spot on with the overall work you done....
The NAOMI was one of their arcade boards; it was almost identical hardware to the Dreamcast, which is why the Dreamcast has so many perfect arcade ports. Thanks very much!
@@onaretrotip no worries bro it's a shame the Sega Dreamcast didn't have many games, but it was brilliant..... I remember crazy taxi on it...
New video! Nice! I had forgot to activate that bell button, just did it now
Thank you!
when is your next Cancelled game series
I'm not sure. Got a few in the pipeline, but taking a break to do some other stuff right now.
I play Tenth Degree at a arcade in Chicago. I love the game.
Nice. I'd love to visit the arcade there one day.
@@onaretrotip Dennis's Arcade in 1996 but the place no longer exists. It closed.
@@streetfighteringrid2446 😢
What’s the background music in the beginning??
It's Zangief's theme from Marvel VS Capcom.
onaretrotip thanks
Marble Madness II and Primal Rage 2 would have been interesting. SegaSonicBros was pointless as they ended up releasing the Mean Bean Machine Puyo Puyo game. Did you know there is actually a PC racing game called Slipstream? Did you also know fans of The Last Starfighter eventually made a proper arcade cabinet based on the movie?
Nice. I believe I saw that Last Starfighter cab around the time I was researching this one.
@10:43 Tenth Degree, Thats not the proper gameplay footage of the game right? I think its emulated footage. There is 1 video that shows the og gameplay that looks alot better. Checkout ctozzi gameplay video. Game looks amazing
The only ctozzi video I can find is of the attract mode. Got a link to the gameplay video?
@@onaretrotip i remember it was a really hard to find video. Cabt find it that quick. Its a quite deep search
Wait wait wait wait, you go Arcade Club?! Often?!
Yeah, reasonably often seeing as I live just NW of London. I've been to the one in Bury about nine times so far. Twice this year!
Tenth Degree looks so fun. :(
Doesn't it!
Just think of what would happen if all those game were actually released! We would have been swamped in mediocre Atari fighters ;) Good to see that some of the others are playable in one form or the other.
Haha very true, Erwin.
Enjoyed Pete.. hope your well man
Thanks, Ben! You too dude.
Give me. CAPCOM ALL STARS. Beavis & Butthead Beat 'Em Up. The Act
Interesting mix of choices.
marvallass and fantastic story telling 10 out of 10
Haha thanks!
Oooo I never knew about so many of these.
Good news!
I want Primal Rage II, Tenth Degree and Eye of Typhoon revived for the Switch!
Doesn't the design of Beavis and Butthead look a little Nickelodeon Rugrats-like?
I don't see it personally. Just looks like the Beavis & Butthead cartoon.
@@onaretrotip As for Tenth Degree it should go to Konami for revival.
Thanks man!
You're very welcome, Alexandre!
surprised you didnt memtion 4x4 road riot sequel arcade game :0
Revenge Rally? It will probably appear if I ever do a third episode.
So with Sister Sonic and SegaSonic Bros. cancelled, that pretty much proves the universe doesn't much care for Sonic having siblings.
Indeed.
*Sonic Underground theme plays*
love cancelled games
Ditto!
Primal rage 2 has KI 2 mechanisms
🤔
I'm so sad that the Beavis & Butthead Beat 'Em Up never saw an official release.
😢
The original "tunnel" version of Dungeons And Dragons.
Huh?
@@onaretrotip It was a video game in development shown as a playable but not finished demo at GenCon one year. Your character was a Fighter, you move back and forth by joystick, forward also by joystick, and swung your sword via button. There is also a few other buttons which pulled down a menu where you can pick party actions in real time (monsters are still fighting you), and call up other party members to do things like cast spells or search for traps or lock pick open chests.
❤❤❤ 😢We need these games either kickstarter, patreon, fan remakes
I would have liked to play Vicious Circle
You can play it on MAME:
www.emuparadise.me/M.A.M.E._-_Multiple_Arcade_Machine_Emulator_ROMs/Vicious_Circle_(prototype)/17857
@@onaretrotip Thanks. I honestly wish it was officially released, this build dose have some bugs. It would have been cool had everything been ironed out.
Thank god someone on youtube understands that it prounounced brothers, not bros. Also, is Slipstream available on mame?
Amen to that, Matthew! Yes, it is indeed:
www.emuparadise.me/M.A.M.E._-_Multiple_Arcade_Machine_Emulator_ROMs/Slip_Stream_(Brazil_950515)/16698
@@onaretrotip Thanks for that. I'll check it out.
I have Rise of The Robot on Mega Drive!!
My condolences.
What is MAME?
Multi Arcade Machine Emulator. It emulates various arcade boards and lets you play ROMs of arcade games. It's amazing!
I used to love playing Marble Madness back in the day, so it sucks hearing that a sequel was made and never released. It also sucks knowing that the complete game is out there with no ROM available.
:(
21:42 Hilarious
LOL Had to.
rip sqaud is so cool.
Isn't it!