I put in a truly frightening amount of hours in this game as kid. Just trying every keyword on every NPC. My best friend was sure I used a Game Genie because I had Kitsune permanently because I took her to defeat the Rat King. Thank you so much, UCBVG!
Kitsune can be permanently recruited if you take her and beat the rat shaman and is the only character who can live at the end. Glad you did the same back in the day :D
@@Stand_By_For_Mind_Controllmao, same here. I was a freshman playing this game too, and I skipped studying for final exams to beat this damn game, and failed to finish a ton of makeup homework. I was always a good test taker, aced the exams, butnot doing the homework caused me to fail. I think I failed two classes that semester, but my memories of this game was so worth it lol.
Same here,i was fascinated back in the day by the art in the manual,shadowrun,doom,sf2 and sim city on the snes were my favourites,defined my gaming life.
@@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control i think something similar happened to me the last year before university but with other games hehehe. This might be too (academically) personal but, do you think that these games from our coming of age days are worth the flunking of subjects or getting the lower grade all in the name of having fun? I mean sometimes we might miss a scholarship but damn do finishing those games stays with you forever
I rented this game from Blockbuster. After that, I worked all summer with my Grandfather as an assistant installing carpets so I could buy this game. I loved Final Fantasy 2, but a game in a modern setting with dark themes and a cool modern soundtrack really blew my mind. I didn't know video games could be like that.
My love of this game knows no limit... the soundtrack by Marshall Parker is so perfectly fitting. I remember reaching out to him several years ago to personally thank him. Super nice guy! Thanks for covering this absolute gem.
I played Shadowrun Returns back in 2013 and had a great time with it. The whole series is so underrated, and there's so much depth here. You're a legend, UCBVG! You've earned MY Karma Points!!
Karma, I started playing this game again when you showed off the infinite money glitch a year ago. You should stream this one! Especially because you now know how to beat it now lol. I saw you stream Shadowrun returns, but I don't think I've seen you play the original.
I loved this game as a kid. Was my first dystopian retro-futuristic experience. I never ended up beating it because i didnt quite get the mechanics but i will be revisiting it on my jailbroken PSP SNES emulator now that ive got this amazing, wonderful guide to see me through to the end. Youre amazing, UCBVG
Still one of my favorite titles on the SNES when I was a kid! The atmosphere, gameplay, and story were like nothing I had seen before. I still go back and play this about once a year.
This channel is truly unique on the platform and I appreciate your work so much. The algorithm showed you to me back when you began during the pandemic in 2020 and it has been a blessing. My two "can't wait" videos have now been done: Guardian Legend and now Shadowrun.
I am so glad that you decided to cover this game. It went criminally unnoticed at its release. I was going to suggest it as your next RPG to cover, but you beat me to it. Something minds something something. 😂
Whaaaat!?! Never expected this one. I was so audibly elated that my neighbor texted me thinking something was wrong. This game kicked off a lifelong love of Shadowrun in me. So much so that I genuinely like the Johnny Mnemonic movie. Thank you UCBVG for another S tier watch.
I actually had this game as a kid. Still have it to this day. (As well as another FASA release, mechwarrior). I remember grinding away to get karma and nuyen so I could 100% the game. Spent countless hours doing it. Don't regret a damn thing. Thank you for doing one of my childhood favorites.
I just want to say thank you for all the hard work and detail you put into these videos. Shadowrun has been my favorite series since I was 8. I was a backer for shadowrun Hong Kong and can't wait for more. Can't wait for you to do the SEGA version and I can't wait for what else you have planned for us!
I second this. Need the sega version now. I didn't have or play the sega version as a kid, but as an adult I played it a bit on emulator and really enjoyed my time with it.
@@donskiver the SEGA version in my opinion is way more difficult and would take a longer video as the way to earn, and keep money is harder in the beginning and it gets a bit easier as you start earning your rep and getting a good team together. I think the SEGA version could easily end up being 2 with all the grinding and hidden story telling that's in the matrix. There's stuff I didn't find out until I looked it up as an adult.
@@tynyetv285Sega version was similar I agree. The Returns series was complete tabletop and I didn’t like it as much as the ARPG style of the console versions.
Perfect video to take my mind off a bittersweet day today for me while today is my birthday, this is also the same day my dad passed away... birthday's just aren't the same...thanks for this video UCBVG, i can relax andtake my mind off today
I found your channel around Christmas 2022. I finally got through every video and now I'm in the phase where I impatiently wait for the next video release. Love your content!
Holy cow, I was not expecting this! Glad to see this game get some more attention - this game's take on the Shadowrun setting served as the basis for the modern Shadowrun: Returns, Dragonfall, and Hong Kong trilogy of games, and Hong Kong was my favorite Shadowrun game of all time. Shadowrun SNES isn't the *most* faithful Shadowrun game in terms of mechanics, but in terms of atmosphere and storytelling, it was absolutely the best of its time, and I'm stoked that you're showing this off.
Very happy that you covered this classic. I rented it from the video store when it was fairly new and I've been a huge Shadowrun fanatic ever since. I hope you cover the Genesis version someday. Speaking of the newest versions on Steam, if you have Shadowrun Dragonfall in your library, there's a reboot of the SNES game in the Steam workshop. Players who attempt to play the reboot will have to contend with all the challenges(glitches) that Steam user generated content is NOTORIOUS for. Still cool to play and there are toilets in many of the buildings. Jake even has one in his apartment. Pretty sweet.
UCBVG, I was literally thinking to myself this morning that I wish you'd do Shadowrun. I couldnt believe it when I saw this in my notifications.. I feel like I have superpowers! Thanks for all the hardwork you put into these videos. I'm looking forward to watching this whole thing!
I love your commentary in these videos. The information is always top-notch, you always explore multiple strategies, and your humor is fantastic, topical, and well-timed. Thanks for another great episode, UCBVG!
Another thing about keeping Kitsune is that if you beat the Rat Shaman with her and you manage to keep her alive the entire time and then you beat the game with her. She survives with you and you escape together.
God I love this game. Have since I was a kid. Such an engrossing game & world. The soundtrack is fricken awesome and atmospheric too. Absolutely love the theme from the Morgue… 3AM on a Summer Night. Actually took the original SNFS for 3AM on a Summer Night & properly mixed it for listening on headphones. It involved doubling the track and panning the duplicat tracks in opposite directions by 50%, in Vegas, to create overlap in the channels, not present in the original SNSF. Without it, it sounded all kinds of wrong over headphones, as you had half the instruments playing In the left ear but not the right and the other half of the instruments in the right ear but not the left. This works on speakers, because of the natural overlap their outputs have… thus mixing them. This isn’t the case with the isolated sounds from headsets phones. Imagine listing to you favorite song but only being able to hear the lyrics in one ear, and the instruments in another. That’s basically what it’s like to listen to the raw SNFS of this game over headphones.
Great walkthrough, UCBVG man! Really love the tidbit and the trivia in the video, always something new to learn here. Keep up the good work, brother! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Fun fact: the world of Shadowrun and Earthdawn are the same world, just different times. The deal with Shadowrun in magic is just coming back into the world, and Earthdawn is what happened later. True story.
Thank you for making this video on my favorite SNES game - I never managed to get very far on my own. I sincerely hope you cover the Genesis Shadowrun in the near future!
Very nice, you covered everything, from the zip gun to the golden naga karma farming, and the infamous vampire money glitch (pretty sure that's not by design) My only gripe is that the assault cannon becomes available way too late, after the volcano. You literally only get to use it once in the Aneki building and that's it, I could have really used that firepower against Drake. Imagine having that beast of a weapon in the early game, you'll be steamrolling through the arena fights unopposed. Alas, all that power, too little too late Just to point out, the Jester cuts Drake's HP by half, that's the main reason for using it That $85k on the 5th floor of Aneki is either a real tease by the developer, an oversight, or they just want to subtly remind you to try out the assault cannon and the full body suit in case you still don't have it by this point, giving you enough to get both in one go The combat feels clunky compared to the genesis version, especially when you need to manually control a crosshair just to aim, while the genesis one just point and shoot after locking on to the nearest target When Cyberpunk 2077 released, I thought it was derived from Shadowrun. Granted there are no dragons, fantasy creatures or magic, but there's a lot of cyberware (though I'm guessing the term is not really exclusive to Shadowrun but the cyberpunk genre in general) and like the snes and genesis game it both features a Japanese megacorporation
I love this game. I discovered it in the 90's on emulator. Never got a chance to try it authentic growing up. About 15 years ago I picked up a copy on SNES and gave it a play through. Really liked it. Played through it again in 2020. Now you got me all excited w/ the money cheat and maybe I'll do it again if I don't have to grind up that cash.. ohhh what to do.
This game is slept on I believe, and its one of my favorites. Always loved the setting, and that music is so dang good! Love your videos UCBVG, and as always...Super Metroid when? 😏
You did more to advance the story of this game in the first ten minutes then I ever did while playing this at my friends growing up. I never owned it myself so I never saw that much of the game but what I did I enjoyed.
You made it look so easy. Triple that play time....dying relentlessly by the vampire.....using every keyword on every npc to work out what to do next....so much grinding.....yet I loved it. Great video.
When I was a kid my buddies dad had all the best snes games. He'd let borrow them. This was one of them. Another classic. Simpler times. This game is always worth a replay
While I have defeated some of the games you have made videos of, it is so satisfying to ply along while you do these. For me, they become my games of the week/month depending on how much time I have.
Fantastic work. You've put the kind of quality into this we know and love from this channel, and it shows. You really stand out over most others of this type. Keep up the great work! ...Now, Wizardry when? :D
Been checking for an upload from you for over a week… always glad when I see one. Today though, ALLRRIIGGHHTT! Love the game this week, too… Just made a bowl of cereal, now it’s time for Saturday morning, on a wendsday night lol 😊
Great walkthrough dude. The maps and info are clear and simple, no room for confusion. This game is so full on without help - luckily the player can really insert themself into the Shadowrun world. Love the caryard music too
What an outstanding game! Monster Max for the GameBoy came out the same year and was difficult to find. Another absolute gem that hardly anyone played at the time.
I played the Genesis version, and that's more in a TTRPG system, but the matrix hacking was top-notch for the genesis. I'd love to see the Genesis version run at some point. Lots of little lore eggs buried in that game.
@ U can Beat Video Games The dancing guy with weasels @1:24:15 There is a "game" where you tie off the cuffs of your pants and put weasels in your pants to see how long you can last before you give up. I think it is scottish or something. It was in a Tom Scott video.
Fantastic choice for the UCBVG treatment! I rented this on a whim way back in 1993 or 1994 (whoa) and was so utterly captivated that I found myself pouring countless hours (and rental late fees, probably) into finishing it - such a deep, immersive, and unique experience, especially for its time.
I was playing the pen and paper version at this time so I greatly preferred the Genesis version. I thought they did an excellent job transferring Shadowrun to a 16bit console.
I've never even heard of this, gonna get buddy at work to put it in my snes mini. It looks like such a dystopian masterpiece, especially given how old it is.
This gets a thumbs up before I even watch the video. This was one of my favorite SNES games, and the first one I hacked into my mini-SNES when I got it.
I normally don't watch full movie but I did for this one. Well done! I love Shadowrun because Cyberpunk theme really fascinated me. I never really beat the game when I was a kid. I rented this game so I never had enough time to beat it.
Shadowrun... such a criminally underrated game. I am glad that HBS did the Shadowrun Returns, Dragonfall and Hong Kong Games. These are games I still play now and then.. especially UGCs.
This is my second favorite game of all time, only behind the Sega version. I love these two games so much that I made UGC/Mod that connects the two games together. I spent 8 years making it, and I feel I did these two amazing games justice. It’s called “Brothers to the End” and I would love to see whether you think I hit the mark or not.
Since she is the only free hire npc (after Rat Shaman kill) this armor upgrade is very nice because she's a pretty good mage but very easy to get killed.
Shadowrun is one of my favorite settings in general and has really cool lore. This and the Genesis game were both great for the time, and the Shadowrun PC games later on did a good job as well
I remember reading about this game in Nintendo Power and wanted to play it so bad but never saw it anywhere until years later I found a used copy. I wasn't disappointed.
From a dialogue standpoint, Shadowrun on the SNES was definitely super immersive and ahead of its time. But I'm more partial to the Genesis version. It may not have had as many dialogue options, but I feel like it played more like a open-ended tabletop RPG, as opposed to the more streamlined action of the SNES version. I'm actually curious to see how you'd approach a walkthrough for an open-ended RPG like Genesis Shadowrun. One that has story progressions but requires a lot of grinding and random quest taking to reach those objectives.
This video came up by chance and glad it did. I was unfamiliar with this game. Looks like a lot of fun. Disappointed to discover I couldn't get it on my Switch. Thanks for sharing though. A thoroughly entertaining and informative post.
Wow, I never even knew about this game and I'm very sad I missed it. This game would have been a great experience as a kid, but it was amazing to experience it in an interesting way.
I was running pen and paper Shadowrun 1st and 2nd edition for years, so when the NSES version came out, I was all over it...but it was totally incorrect by the rules. It was as if the developers read a Cliff's Notes version of the world and rules and then told it to kids who told all of it to other developers who actually made the game. Still, it was fun and I really enjoyed it! I still wish they'd reprint the 2nd Ed. books....
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One thing about keeping Kitsune, if you keep your leather jacket you can give it to her and it gives her a lot more survivability.
I put in a truly frightening amount of hours in this game as kid. Just trying every keyword on every NPC. My best friend was sure I used a Game Genie because I had Kitsune permanently because I took her to defeat the Rat King. Thank you so much, UCBVG!
Kitsune can be permanently recruited if you take her and beat the rat shaman and is the only character who can live at the end. Glad you did the same back in the day :D
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This game took over my life as a kid. Great game for its time.
This game did NOT help my grades during my freshman year of high school in 1994 one bit lol.
@@Stand_By_For_Mind_Controllmao, same here. I was a freshman playing this game too, and I skipped studying for final exams to beat this damn game, and failed to finish a ton of makeup homework. I was always a good test taker, aced the exams, butnot doing the homework caused me to fail. I think I failed two classes that semester, but my memories of this game was so worth it lol.
Same here,i was fascinated back in the day by the art in the manual,shadowrun,doom,sf2 and sim city on the snes were my favourites,defined my gaming life.
@@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control i think something similar happened to me the last year before university but with other games hehehe.
This might be too (academically) personal but, do you think that these games from our coming of age days are worth the flunking of subjects or getting the lower grade all in the name of having fun? I mean sometimes we might miss a scholarship but damn do finishing those games stays with you forever
I rented this game from Blockbuster. After that, I worked all summer with my Grandfather as an assistant installing carpets so I could buy this game. I loved Final Fantasy 2, but a game in a modern setting with dark themes and a cool modern soundtrack really blew my mind. I didn't know video games could be like that.
My love of this game knows no limit... the soundtrack by Marshall Parker is so perfectly fitting. I remember reaching out to him several years ago to personally thank him. Super nice guy! Thanks for covering this absolute gem.
Woah! What an incredible encounter you've had. The world sure is a small place, huh?
@@iZetto1 😊👍👍 have yourself a good weekend.
@@willittolife Likewise!
The level of work that goes into these videos is insane. Thank you, it’s truly enjoyable to end my night watching these.
I played Shadowrun Returns back in 2013 and had a great time with it. The whole series is so underrated, and there's so much depth here. You're a legend, UCBVG! You've earned MY Karma Points!!
Karma, I started playing this game again when you showed off the infinite money glitch a year ago. You should stream this one! Especially because you now know how to beat it now lol.
I saw you stream Shadowrun returns, but I don't think I've seen you play the original.
@@Mattsyuk13 HECK YEAH I'm gonna stream this sometime soon! Maybe next month?
I bought the Shadowrun Returns Remasters and have been playing them a lot recently, I love them
Dragonfall is the "next" Shadowrun game after Shadowrun Returns... it's GREAT. Recommended.
Dragonfall is probably the best out of the three.
I loved this game as a kid. Was my first dystopian retro-futuristic experience. I never ended up beating it because i didnt quite get the mechanics but i will be revisiting it on my jailbroken PSP SNES emulator now that ive got this amazing, wonderful guide to see me through to the end.
Youre amazing, UCBVG
Still one of my favorite titles on the SNES when I was a kid! The atmosphere, gameplay, and story were like nothing I had seen before. I still go back and play this about once a year.
ahhh same here bro. this game is special
I have so many wonderful memories of this game. It was so unique and still is 30 years later.
This channel is truly unique on the platform and I appreciate your work so much.
The algorithm showed you to me back when you began during the pandemic in 2020 and it has been a blessing. My two "can't wait" videos have now been done: Guardian Legend and now Shadowrun.
I am so glad that you decided to cover this game. It went criminally unnoticed at its release. I was going to suggest it as your next RPG to cover, but you beat me to it.
Something minds something something. 😂
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Bought this game on a whim when it came out for SNES... WHAT A GEM! Everything about this game was top notch for its time.
Whaaaat!?! Never expected this one. I was so audibly elated that my neighbor texted me thinking something was wrong. This game kicked off a lifelong love of Shadowrun in me. So much so that I genuinely like the Johnny Mnemonic movie. Thank you UCBVG for another S tier watch.
This game reminded me of Johnny Mnemonic when I was a wee lad, too.
What did you tell your neighbor?
Johnny Mnemonic is a horribly underrated movie.
I actually had this game as a kid. Still have it to this day. (As well as another FASA release, mechwarrior). I remember grinding away to get karma and nuyen so I could 100% the game. Spent countless hours doing it. Don't regret a damn thing. Thank you for doing one of my childhood favorites.
I just want to say thank you for all the hard work and detail you put into these videos. Shadowrun has been my favorite series since I was 8. I was a backer for shadowrun Hong Kong and can't wait for more. Can't wait for you to do the SEGA version and I can't wait for what else you have planned for us!
I second this. Need the sega version now. I didn't have or play the sega version as a kid, but as an adult I played it a bit on emulator and really enjoyed my time with it.
@@donskiver the SEGA version in my opinion is way more difficult and would take a longer video as the way to earn, and keep money is harder in the beginning and it gets a bit easier as you start earning your rep and getting a good team together. I think the SEGA version could easily end up being 2 with all the grinding and hidden story telling that's in the matrix. There's stuff I didn't find out until I looked it up as an adult.
@@tynyetv285Sega version was similar I agree. The Returns series was complete tabletop and I didn’t like it as much as the ARPG style of the console versions.
Hell yes. Shadowrun is one of my all time favorite games. Fantastic video!
Perfect video to take my mind off a bittersweet day today for me while today is my birthday, this is also the same day my dad passed away... birthday's just aren't the same...thanks for this video UCBVG, i can relax andtake my mind off today
I hope you had a birthday you were able to enjoy and wish you increasing contentment and happiness~
Feel your pain brother, I miss my Dad so much. He would have liked this game
I found your channel around Christmas 2022. I finally got through every video and now I'm in the phase where I impatiently wait for the next video release. Love your content!
This game taught me the definition of "searching thoroughly" 😱 oh boy how specific some questlines were. Thanks for another great episode!
Holy cow, I was not expecting this! Glad to see this game get some more attention - this game's take on the Shadowrun setting served as the basis for the modern Shadowrun: Returns, Dragonfall, and Hong Kong trilogy of games, and Hong Kong was my favorite Shadowrun game of all time. Shadowrun SNES isn't the *most* faithful Shadowrun game in terms of mechanics, but in terms of atmosphere and storytelling, it was absolutely the best of its time, and I'm stoked that you're showing this off.
Very happy that you covered this classic. I rented it from the video store when it was fairly new and I've been a huge Shadowrun fanatic ever since. I hope you cover the Genesis version someday. Speaking of the newest versions on Steam, if you have Shadowrun Dragonfall in your library, there's a reboot of the SNES game in the Steam workshop. Players who attempt to play the reboot will have to contend with all the challenges(glitches) that Steam user generated content is NOTORIOUS for. Still cool to play and there are toilets in many of the buildings. Jake even has one in his apartment. Pretty sweet.
UCBVG, I was literally thinking to myself this morning that I wish you'd do Shadowrun. I couldnt believe it when I saw this in my notifications.. I feel like I have superpowers! Thanks for all the hardwork you put into these videos. I'm looking forward to watching this whole thing!
I'm still waiting for them to cover Magician. A real hidden gem of NES games
This weird sort of thing happening to me alot lately too
I love your commentary in these videos. The information is always top-notch, you always explore multiple strategies, and your humor is fantastic, topical, and well-timed.
Thanks for another great episode, UCBVG!
I rented this game as a kid and I had no idea what to even do.
But somehow it still seemed like a good game with a lot of thought put into it.
It would be amazing to see a genesis one as well. Both games are great in their own right
Another thing about keeping Kitsune is that if you beat the Rat Shaman with her and you manage to keep her alive the entire time and then you beat the game with her. She survives with you and you escape together.
It's not fair that Akimi can't survive too. :(
This was one of my all time favorites and appreciate you covering it!
God I love this game. Have since I was a kid. Such an engrossing game & world. The soundtrack is fricken awesome and atmospheric too. Absolutely love the theme from the Morgue… 3AM on a Summer Night.
Actually took the original SNFS for 3AM on a Summer Night & properly mixed it for listening on headphones. It involved doubling the track and panning the duplicat tracks in opposite directions by 50%, in Vegas, to create overlap in the channels, not present in the original SNSF. Without it, it sounded all kinds of wrong over headphones, as you had half the instruments playing In the left ear but not the right and the other half of the instruments in the right ear but not the left. This works on speakers, because of the natural overlap their outputs have… thus mixing them. This isn’t the case with the isolated sounds from headsets phones. Imagine listing to you favorite song but only being able to hear the lyrics in one ear, and the instruments in another. That’s basically what it’s like to listen to the raw SNFS of this game over headphones.
Loved this game. Was rough pixel hunting for key items i missed but the engrossing gameplay kept me involved.
Great walkthrough, UCBVG man! Really love the tidbit and the trivia in the video, always something new to learn here.
Keep up the good work, brother! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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I love listening to this one & Dragon Warrior 3 as my go-to fall asleep videos! UCBVG has such a relaxing voice.
One of my absolute fav games from the era. SUPER underrated, and nothing like it has been made before or since... not even future Shadowrun games.
Yeah the new ones are not nearly as good.
Fun fact: the world of Shadowrun and Earthdawn are the same world, just different times. The deal with Shadowrun in magic is just coming back into the world, and Earthdawn is what happened later. True story.
Yeah, too bad they sold the two games to different companies so they had to downplay it.
Always making good content, easy to watch and nice for the nostalgia in me, thanks buddy!
One of the greatest SNES games of all time! The music was so good.
Your dead pan delivery describing the oddities in this game crack me up. Thank you for making these videos.
one of my top 10 SNES games. So surprised that I enjoyed a point and click game so much back in the day.
Thank you for making this video on my favorite SNES game - I never managed to get very far on my own. I sincerely hope you cover the Genesis Shadowrun in the near future!
Very nice, you covered everything, from the zip gun to the golden naga karma farming, and the infamous vampire money glitch (pretty sure that's not by design) My only gripe is that the assault cannon becomes available way too late, after the volcano. You literally only get to use it once in the Aneki building and that's it, I could have really used that firepower against Drake. Imagine having that beast of a weapon in the early game, you'll be steamrolling through the arena fights unopposed. Alas, all that power, too little too late
Just to point out, the Jester cuts Drake's HP by half, that's the main reason for using it
That $85k on the 5th floor of Aneki is either a real tease by the developer, an oversight, or they just want to subtly remind you to try out the assault cannon and the full body suit in case you still don't have it by this point, giving you enough to get both in one go
The combat feels clunky compared to the genesis version, especially when you need to manually control a crosshair just to aim, while the genesis one just point and shoot after locking on to the nearest target
When Cyberpunk 2077 released, I thought it was derived from Shadowrun. Granted there are no dragons, fantasy creatures or magic, but there's a lot of cyberware (though I'm guessing the term is not really exclusive to Shadowrun but the cyberpunk genre in general) and like the snes and genesis game it both features a Japanese megacorporation
Man do I love this game. I never found anything else like it on the SNES.
3 seconds in and I'm already smashing the like button!! Shadowrun!!! The CLASSIC!!! Legendary!! Thanks For This One!!!
Yes, finally a new long episode.
Cheers mate, love your channel👍
This is the first game you've covered that I don't remember at all. Thanks for all your hard work
I grew up on the Genesis version of Shadowrun. Hope you do that one some time
I love this game. I discovered it in the 90's on emulator. Never got a chance to try it authentic growing up. About 15 years ago I picked up a copy on SNES and gave it a play through. Really liked it. Played through it again in 2020.
Now you got me all excited w/ the money cheat and maybe I'll do it again if I don't have to grind up that cash.. ohhh what to do.
This game is slept on I believe, and its one of my favorites. Always loved the setting, and that music is so dang good! Love your videos UCBVG, and as always...Super Metroid when? 😏
This was ABSOLUTELY a boutique game. Other than owning it when I was younger, this is the only other time I'm hearing about it!
Super Metroid is the best game ever made. Such a shame it has not been featured on this channel
Ah one of my favorite SNES games of all time. Really need to replay this soon.
You did more to advance the story of this game in the first ten minutes then I ever did while playing this at my friends growing up.
I never owned it myself so I never saw that much of the game but what I did I enjoyed.
such a good game, glad youre giving it more exposure
You made it look so easy. Triple that play time....dying relentlessly by the vampire.....using every keyword on every npc to work out what to do next....so much grinding.....yet I loved it.
Great video.
When I was a kid my buddies dad had all the best snes games. He'd let borrow them. This was one of them. Another classic. Simpler times. This game is always worth a replay
While I have defeated some of the games you have made videos of, it is so satisfying to ply along while you do these. For me, they become my games of the week/month depending on how much time I have.
My man! this is one of my all time favorite games!
Fantastic work. You've put the kind of quality into this we know and love from this channel, and it shows. You really stand out over most others of this type. Keep up the great work!
...Now, Wizardry when? :D
Never heard of this game before but seems interesting. An entertaining guide as always.
I always appreciate the great amount of detail that goes into your videos. Thanks for another banger!
One of my favorite games back in the day. Still play through it every once in awhile on emulation.
I absolutely love the soundtrack of this game. I was so disappointed that we never got a sequel.
Been checking for an upload from you for over a week… always glad when I see one. Today though, ALLRRIIGGHHTT!
Love the game this week, too…
Just made a bowl of cereal, now it’s time for Saturday morning, on a wendsday night lol 😊
Great walkthrough dude. The maps and info are clear and simple, no room for confusion. This game is so full on without help - luckily the player can really insert themself into the Shadowrun world. Love the caryard music too
Thank you!!
@@UCanBeatVideoGames dude this made me want to play again! I’m dancing in the Debug room!
Thank you for covering this game. Really great job explaining everything.
What an outstanding game!
Monster Max for the GameBoy came out the same year and was difficult to find. Another absolute gem that hardly anyone played at the time.
Beat this back in December 2021. Great cyberpunk RPG for SNES with excellent atmosphere - a nice switch from its JRPG contemporaries.
One of my all time favorites. Used to play the FASA games too. Shadow Run returns was good also. I wish there was a RIFTS game.
I played the Genesis version, and that's more in a TTRPG system, but the matrix hacking was top-notch for the genesis.
I'd love to see the Genesis version run at some point. Lots of little lore eggs buried in that game.
Looooove the atmosphere of this game.
Your guides are incredible.
@ U can Beat Video Games
The dancing guy with weasels @1:24:15
There is a "game" where you tie off the cuffs of your pants and put weasels in your pants to see how long you can last before you give up. I think it is scottish or something. It was in a Tom Scott video.
Fantastic choice for the UCBVG treatment! I rented this on a whim way back in 1993 or 1994 (whoa) and was so utterly captivated that I found myself pouring countless hours (and rental late fees, probably) into finishing it - such a deep, immersive, and unique experience, especially for its time.
I was playing the pen and paper version at this time so I greatly preferred the Genesis version. I thought they did an excellent job transferring Shadowrun to a 16bit console.
Game changed my life both SNES and gen
I've never even heard of this, gonna get buddy at work to put it in my snes mini. It looks like such a dystopian masterpiece, especially given how old it is.
Thanks so much for this one - definitely on my wish list of games I hoped you'd cover.
This gets a thumbs up before I even watch the video. This was one of my favorite SNES games, and the first one I hacked into my mini-SNES when I got it.
Damn, I needed something to break up this long ass drive today. Thanks UCBVG!
This guy's voice sounds like he should be doing voiceover for orientations at UPS.
I normally don't watch full movie but I did for this one. Well done! I love Shadowrun because Cyberpunk theme really fascinated me. I never really beat the game when I was a kid. I rented this game so I never had enough time to beat it.
Shadowrun... such a criminally underrated game. I am glad that HBS did the Shadowrun Returns, Dragonfall and Hong Kong Games. These are games I still play now and then.. especially UGCs.
Everytime I see one of the NPCs like the Ferocious Orc in the arena.... I just can't help but think they look like Johnny from Chrono Trigger.
I fell asleep while listening to this last night, and it started influencing my dreams lol.
The music from this game still finds its way to the front of my brain at least once a week
Dude fantastic video. I loved this game as a kid when it came out. Good memories
I'm stuck at work right now, but I can't wait to get home and watch this!
This is my second favorite game of all time, only behind the Sega version. I love these two games so much that I made UGC/Mod that connects the two games together. I spent 8 years making it, and I feel I did these two amazing games justice. It’s called “Brothers to the End” and I would love to see whether you think I hit the mark or not.
Can u link to ur mod? i wanna try it
@@redubd For some reason I can't post links, but It's called Brothers to the End and it's on the Steam Workshop page for Shadowrun Dragonfall.
This game is kind of secretly my favorite game on the SNES
Same.
Loved this game. This one felt more like a rpg adventure game, while the Genesis version was a hardcore rpg.
One of the most overlooked games of all time. really love the gameplay and music. The sequel mentioned in the credits never came :(
what a dope channel I love the intro and the approach! I subbed!
1:02:00 If you save the leather armor you can give it to Kitsune later on.
Since she is the only free hire npc (after Rat Shaman kill) this armor upgrade is very nice because she's a pretty good mage but very easy to get killed.
I had both the snes and Sega games. I for whatever reason only played the Sega version I loved the game. I want to play this version now. Lol
Shadowrun is one of my favorite settings in general and has really cool lore. This and the Genesis game were both great for the time, and the Shadowrun PC games later on did a good job as well
I've been waiting for this! I loved this game as a kid.
I remember reading about this game in Nintendo Power and wanted to play it so bad but never saw it anywhere until years later I found a used copy. I wasn't disappointed.
The Genesis version ate up more hours of my childhood than any other game. Stupid matrix eating my programs set me back too many times to count
I love the edition of the side bar with map etc. Really great guide!
my favorite snes game of all time, and one of my favorite games for any system. good pick!
From a dialogue standpoint, Shadowrun on the SNES was definitely super immersive and ahead of its time. But I'm more partial to the Genesis version. It may not have had as many dialogue options, but I feel like it played more like a open-ended tabletop RPG, as opposed to the more streamlined action of the SNES version. I'm actually curious to see how you'd approach a walkthrough for an open-ended RPG like Genesis Shadowrun. One that has story progressions but requires a lot of grinding and random quest taking to reach those objectives.
HERE WE GO!! SHADOWRUN ON SNES WAS FREAKING AMAZING!!
This video came up by chance and glad it did. I was unfamiliar with this game. Looks like a lot of fun. Disappointed to discover I couldn't get it on my Switch. Thanks for sharing though. A thoroughly entertaining and informative post.
Wow, I never even knew about this game and I'm very sad I missed it. This game would have been a great experience as a kid, but it was amazing to experience it in an interesting way.
I was running pen and paper Shadowrun 1st and 2nd edition for years, so when the NSES version came out, I was all over it...but it was totally incorrect by the rules. It was as if the developers read a Cliff's Notes version of the world and rules and then told it to kids who told all of it to other developers who actually made the game.
Still, it was fun and I really enjoyed it! I still wish they'd reprint the 2nd Ed. books....