Revolution X is a shooting gallery video game developed by Midway and released in arcades in 1994. The gameplay is similar to Midway's earlier Terminator 2: Judgment Day, but is themed around the band Aerosmith. The oppressive New Order Nation regime and their leader Helga have abducted Aerosmith, and players use a mounted gun to control onscreen crosshairs and shoot enemies. The members of Aerosmith are hidden throughout the game's international locales and must be found in order to receive the game's true ending. The arcade game was a critical and commercial success, but all of the ports were negatively received. More info here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolution_X Tool-assisted superplay (TAS) of Revolution X Arcade 46,247,250 (one Credit) (1/2) What is a TAS? ruclips.net/user/Prog61about I'm sorry, I had to mute a song (Eat the Rich) because of copyright issue (from 4:29 to 5:52). And also I put the ending of the game in another video (Walk This Way). To see the end click here: prog61.ca/Revolution%20X%202%20of%202.mp4 Goal: -To show known secrets, to get the 5 wings -To avoid getting hit if possible - Destroy as many things as I can Notes: -I use this FAQ to learn the game: www.aerosmithtemple.com/revolution-x-walkthrough By looking in the Ram, I learned that: ==Energy: -The energy bar is at 150 units when full (6 per small rectangle), but you start the game with 187 units. -'Extra Energy' gives you 50 units of energy -After shooting the cat, I had 287 energy (2 additional energy from the boarded up windows in Club X) -At the start of the Chopper chase, I had 385 units of energy (2 additional energy in the first building -I started (and finished) the chopper boss with 324 energy. -I lost 37 units in "Amazon Jungle", all with the last boss, ending the level with 287. -I completed the Bus Chase (Middle East) with 270. -In 'Pacific Rim' I lost 33 units in the corridor leading to Brad Whitford (24:20) -With 8 Extra Energy at the end of the 'Pacific Rim' I reached 600. -I started the last boss with 594 but lost 245 against Helga. -And lost 46 against Mondor to end the game with 303 units of energy. ==CDs -The game does not display more than 999 CDs but internally the game keeps the exact count. -I reached over 2800 CDs before 'Pacific Rim' boss. -I sent 109 CDs to the boss Chopper, 45 to the bus, 384 to the boss of 'Pacific Rim' -At the start of the last boss I had 2370 CDs and finished the game with 1814 CDs, so I fired more than 556 CDs on the last boss. ==Shield -Works exactly like the energy bar in a separate meter, if not at 0 the energy in the shield goes down instead of the energy bar. -The shield gives 30 energy. -But it is not cumulative, the maximum value is 30. -Even if the message 'SHIELD UP' does not appear when you change section you do not lose it, ex: I had a shield outside Club X and at the beginning of the helicopter stage the shield continues to be effective. ==Super Gun -When you get a Super Gun, you have 200 shots. -This value is not cumulative, maximum 200. -A Super Gun shot is almost as effective as a CD. (I don't know if as effective or a little less) ==Lazer Discs -I could not test to see if it is cumulative or not. -When someone shoots you, you will only lose some energy when your part of the screen is hit. -Each player as 1/3 of the screen, you can ignore shots to the other 2/3 of the screen. -So when playing this game, focus on your side of the screen first. -There are some exceptions to this rule. Helga, the helicopter and the lifts hit you wherever they are.
-At the end of 'Pacific Rim' I got 8 Extra Energy but I had to use rng manipulation for 2 of them (the 3rd and 4th red things on a bench) (27:15). -As far as I can see in other videos, the company logo almost always gives you extra energy. -Now that I see the video, I see I missed a few points here and there and a girl in Club X (should have worked harder on this one). -I tried to fix them but it's not possible to edit a TAS in the middle, it changes the rng then nothing after the edit point works properly. -To get the TROG you have to kill the cat (9 shots) then shoot a cd on the tree that you can see over the wall. -I'm not sure if the secret in the helicopter chase (7:15) is there if you haven't killed the TROG. -To get the secret in the window outside Club X (1:54), you must have killed the cat and not shot that window earlier. -In this secret, you have to shoot a CD at the door to go to the restrooms. -It seems that if you don't shoot the star on the door at the end of Club X, enemies will spawn endlessly (4:47) -On the bus level, I had to stop shooting because the bus exploded before I could get the 4th wings (21:50). -For an unknown reason Helga cost me 35 units each time I got hit by her (7 times). I did not see that amount of damage in other videos on RUclips. -You have to shoot her when she cartwheel in front of the throne. -At least Mondor (the last boss) is easy to do, but very long to TAS. -His machine guns inflict damage only in the player part of the screen and it is easy to make him lose the gun (3-4 CDs on the arm). -It took me about 50 hours of work to do this video. Hope you like it. 0:00 Title 0:08 Club X 6:33 Helicopter 10:32 Amazon Jungle 19:40 Middle East 22:58 Pacific Rim 31:36 Wembley Stadium
Mowing down entire armies of faceless goons, blowing up all their shit, and rescuing scantily-clad babes who smooch you in the middle of a heated gunfight... yeah, this is some high-potency 90s cheesiness right here. It was a wonderful time to be alive!
Fun fact: The actress that played the "babes" also played the antagonist Helga; as well as Sarah Connor in the T2 Arcade game that this cabinet shared hardware with (both games could be flashed to run on the same cabinet, basically).
@@soundspark that and it's more powerful hardware + the DCS sound system which allows for higher quality sound samples compared to older games that used a Yamaha soundboard.
Thank you! You can never get enough Kerri Hoskins (She’s former Playboy model who plays the hostage and Mistress Helga, as well as one the cheerleaders in _NBA Jam_ , and Sonya Blade in _Mortal Kombat 3_ -amongst many other roles.)
Back in my middle school days (late 90's), I used to play this game at the TiLT arcade in Lloyd Center in Portland, OR. I played it A LOT. I often poured my entire allowance into it. More recently, I had my 34th birthday a few years back and the local arcade and bar here had it. Not only did I beat it in under $4, but I hit their machines top score.
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I hated the Middle East level because of how you need to control your speed to stay with the bus and destroy it before it gets to the end. This was very entertaining to watch! [I did continue watching the second part for the ending] I can understand muting the audio to avoid copyrights, i also had no idea you were also making money, nice to hear how much you gained with the Terminator one! Music is not the only Weapon, TAS is the weapon too! Thank you for completing this TAS! You did another amaizing job!
I remember playing this in the arcade a few times, never got far because this thing looks like a particularly nasty quarter muncher. After seeing this, I must say I never realized just how bonkers this game gets.
A little trivia the ninjas were played by Sal DaVita who played Sektor, Cyrax, Night Wolf for MK3 and Scorpion Sub-Zero Mythologies And of course Helga and the hostages played by Kerri Hoskins who was Sonya in MK3😉
8:37 i remember 2 guys playing that part and i was watching and they got alittle annoyed because the helicopter didnt go down. And i told them "try hitting that grey thing here under the helicopter idk, maybe?" and they beat it lol
I wonder how they reacted to that bug monster in the Amazon level that absolutely *would... not.... freaking... die!!* Probably the same way I did, to be honest.
Just one more thing... I know these things take time, but I _really_ think you should consider during a straight speed run. By far the most frustrating thing about this game is how _long_ it takes, and cutting down the time on those tough enemies is going to be immensely satisfying to watch. Get three guns and three CD launchers in, and you can _really_ mop up. Imagine how cool a two-arms-one-leg on Mondor would look!
Wow. Day-um. Gods. Wow again. Not sure I can fit all my thoughts here, but I'll try! First off, may I express my amazement that you took this game on at all. For one thing, the carnage makes Narc look like a Roadrunner cartoon. I'm trying to think of a gorier arcade game, and the only thing that comes up is The House of the Dead 2. After the Mortal Kombat flap, I'm surprised _this_ didn't generate all kinds of protests. Then there's the laserlike accuracy and massive firepower required, and much like Terminator 2, it's to such a degree that one player can't even get everything. But the biggest obstacle? It takes lots... and lots... and lots of damage to beat all the enemies. It's by far the longest haul of all the 90's Midway arcade games, heck, the final boss _alone_ will have some players asking "How much longer, dammit?" In the pre-reliable Internet era it was next to impossible to find them, so it wasn't until FAQs became a thing that I was able to really get into the game, but I had no idea just _how many_ there were. Here, I'll list the ones I knew nothing about: Getting the Trog, the NON Boys with the dancer, the second floor restrooms, the woman putting on a single stocking, going to the second floor _after_ the third, the gem, the secret room that requires the gem (I _wondered_ why you skipped past an empty hallway for no apparent reason!), and the paper fan holding a power shake. That many. Given the sheer ludicrous impossibility of finding _any_ of the Aerosmith members by chance, I can only speculate as to why Midway wanted to make this game so impenetrable. Oh, and thank you for cracking the numbers. I _love_ that part! Everything in a video game is quantified, and knowing how much damage or how many CDs or how long or how short is a valuable aid for understanding these videos. (I'm almost certain that the amount of damage you take is based on the difficulty setting. The default is Medium.) It was a blast! Well, more like hundreds of blasts, but you know what I mean.
Also, the operator menu lets you set how much "guaranteed play time" you'll get per credit, just like in T2. Can't recall what the default is, but you'll never run out of energy before that time limit.
Man i remember having the pc dos/w95 port of this back in the day....was a class A hassle to get to run & i sucked royally at it (damn bus lvl) But man game still was bussin. Thx for ze TAS run & puttin a smile on a old gummers face
So I'm kind of curious about the hit reg, mainly how it tells when to count it as actual damage. There's lots of the UI lighting up, but damage is ever marked
You only lose energy when the word HIT appears above your energy bar. Most of the time you only take damage when your part of the screen (1/3) is hit. But in this TAS, I always have more energy than the bar can show because of the energy drink I got in a few places. If you want to know more, read the text in the description of the video. Thanks.
It always made me laugh my ass off the grunt the ninja do after being hit by a CD Also, back in the day made me legit curious how this camera effect 25:05 is never used again in the entire game
Makes me wonder if a human player can get this clear someday - seems like you can spam CDs the whole way if you know all the secrets at least. Great stuff!
Lol, shooting those soldiers while they're on the toilet and they explode into guts...😖😀 this games crazy. Which would you say was tougher to beat in the arcades, Revolution X or The Terminator? Fyi these videos are fun to watch...and see all of the lvls none of us could ever get to. 👍
In Terminator 2: Judgment Day, pretty much everything can do massive damage against you, and there are two colossal stumbling blocks which will suck your life dry _repeatedly_ unless you have the reactions of a ninja. Getting the good ending is extremely hard with two players and essentially impossible with one. Revolution X is full of enemies and areas that are a major slog to overcome. Helicopter! Stone column corridor! Slime skull! Missile-firing hovercraft! The _entire_ Middle East level! Getting the good ending is... unforgiving. It's like asking me if having bronchitis or gout is worse... it's hard to make such a fine distinction when both are that brutal!
@@hawaiidkw1 Yea, alright fair point. Both games are for the most part equally brutal, I'll definitely give you that. I was just curious which, if either, people thought from their own experiences was the tougher game. But I get that they're pretty equal in difficulty and it probably just comes down to opinion on which is harder to complete in the arcades...though I'd say T2 is probably a bit more of a headache...but that's just my opinion. And I'm talking playing solo, I know regardless of what game it's a whole different situation with 2 players. 🙂
I really disliked these games, Terminator 2 and this one, not for the game play, but for the darned game mechanics, the "target" area is a grid, so the gun does not fire anywhere freely like other games (steel gunner, space gun) and the enemy hit-boxes are smaller at each grid.
No because each button input/shot has to be manually laid out in sequence. The resulting program (set of inputs) may play out automatically but each shot and movement requires human input first. If it was truly a bot, the shooting ratio would've been 100% the whole way through.
@@notsyzagts7967 The fact that it JUMPS to shootable targets instead of having the cursor move around smoothly & it DOES NOT go back to fully destroyed & collected objects gives away that he's using an aim bot...no other explanation for it, sorry. If it were a manual input method then his cursor would go over fully destroyed/collected objects again...like in the bathroom for example, BUT he never does that.
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Revolution X is a shooting gallery video game developed by Midway and released in arcades in 1994. The gameplay is similar to Midway's earlier Terminator 2: Judgment Day, but is themed around the band Aerosmith. The oppressive New Order Nation regime and their leader Helga have abducted Aerosmith, and players use a mounted gun to control onscreen crosshairs and shoot enemies. The members of Aerosmith are hidden throughout the game's international locales and must be found in order to receive the game's true ending.
The arcade game was a critical and commercial success, but all of the ports were negatively received.
More info here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolution_X
Tool-assisted superplay (TAS) of Revolution X Arcade 46,247,250 (one Credit) (1/2)
What is a TAS? ruclips.net/user/Prog61about
I'm sorry, I had to mute a song (Eat the Rich) because of copyright issue (from 4:29 to 5:52).
And also I put the ending of the game in another video (Walk This Way).
To see the end click here: prog61.ca/Revolution%20X%202%20of%202.mp4
Goal:
-To show known secrets, to get the 5 wings
-To avoid getting hit if possible
- Destroy as many things as I can
Notes:
-I use this FAQ to learn the game: www.aerosmithtemple.com/revolution-x-walkthrough
By looking in the Ram, I learned that:
==Energy:
-The energy bar is at 150 units when full (6 per small rectangle), but you start the game with 187 units.
-'Extra Energy' gives you 50 units of energy
-After shooting the cat, I had 287 energy (2 additional energy from the boarded up windows in Club X)
-At the start of the Chopper chase, I had 385 units of energy (2 additional energy in the first building
-I started (and finished) the chopper boss with 324 energy.
-I lost 37 units in "Amazon Jungle", all with the last boss, ending the level with 287.
-I completed the Bus Chase (Middle East) with 270.
-In 'Pacific Rim' I lost 33 units in the corridor leading to Brad Whitford (24:20)
-With 8 Extra Energy at the end of the 'Pacific Rim' I reached 600.
-I started the last boss with 594 but lost 245 against Helga.
-And lost 46 against Mondor to end the game with 303 units of energy.
==CDs
-The game does not display more than 999 CDs but internally the game keeps the exact count.
-I reached over 2800 CDs before 'Pacific Rim' boss.
-I sent 109 CDs to the boss Chopper, 45 to the bus, 384 to the boss of 'Pacific Rim'
-At the start of the last boss I had 2370 CDs and finished the game with 1814 CDs, so I fired more than 556 CDs on the last boss.
==Shield
-Works exactly like the energy bar in a separate meter, if not at 0 the energy in the shield goes down instead of the energy bar.
-The shield gives 30 energy.
-But it is not cumulative, the maximum value is 30.
-Even if the message 'SHIELD UP' does not appear when you change section you do not lose it, ex: I had a shield outside Club X and at the beginning of the helicopter stage the shield continues to be effective.
==Super Gun
-When you get a Super Gun, you have 200 shots.
-This value is not cumulative, maximum 200.
-A Super Gun shot is almost as effective as a CD. (I don't know if as effective or a little less)
==Lazer Discs
-I could not test to see if it is cumulative or not.
-When someone shoots you, you will only lose some energy when your part of the screen is hit.
-Each player as 1/3 of the screen, you can ignore shots to the other 2/3 of the screen.
-So when playing this game, focus on your side of the screen first.
-There are some exceptions to this rule. Helga, the helicopter and the lifts hit you wherever they are.
-At the end of 'Pacific Rim' I got 8 Extra Energy but I had to use rng manipulation for 2 of them (the 3rd and 4th red things on a bench) (27:15).
-As far as I can see in other videos, the company logo almost always gives you extra energy.
-Now that I see the video, I see I missed a few points here and there and a girl in Club X (should have worked harder on this one).
-I tried to fix them but it's not possible to edit a TAS in the middle, it changes the rng then nothing after the edit point works properly.
-To get the TROG you have to kill the cat (9 shots) then shoot a cd on the tree that you can see over the wall.
-I'm not sure if the secret in the helicopter chase (7:15) is there if you haven't killed the TROG.
-To get the secret in the window outside Club X (1:54), you must have killed the cat and not shot that window earlier.
-In this secret, you have to shoot a CD at the door to go to the restrooms.
-It seems that if you don't shoot the star on the door at the end of Club X, enemies will spawn endlessly (4:47)
-On the bus level, I had to stop shooting because the bus exploded before I could get the 4th wings (21:50).
-For an unknown reason Helga cost me 35 units each time I got hit by her (7 times). I did not see that amount of damage in other videos on RUclips.
-You have to shoot her when she cartwheel in front of the throne.
-At least Mondor (the last boss) is easy to do, but very long to TAS.
-His machine guns inflict damage only in the player part of the screen and it is easy to make him lose the gun (3-4 CDs on the arm).
-It took me about 50 hours of work to do this video. Hope you like it.
0:00 Title
0:08 Club X
6:33 Helicopter
10:32 Amazon Jungle
19:40 Middle East
22:58 Pacific Rim
31:36 Wembley Stadium
The fact that a TAS run still takes damage just shows how much of a quarter eater this game was.
You re right. They made sure it will eat all your money. A shame because the concept is good
Mowing down entire armies of faceless goons, blowing up all their shit, and rescuing scantily-clad babes who smooch you in the middle of a heated gunfight... yeah, this is some high-potency 90s cheesiness right here. It was a wonderful time to be alive!
Fun fact: The actress that played the "babes" also played the antagonist Helga; as well as Sarah Connor in the T2 Arcade game that this cabinet shared hardware with (both games could be flashed to run on the same cabinet, basically).
@@davidbrown1573 Doesn't Revolution X have a bigger ROM due to the music since T2 was mostly FM synth which takes up little space?
@@soundspark that and it's more powerful hardware + the DCS sound system which allows for higher quality sound samples compared to older games that used a Yamaha soundboard.
“Music is the weapon.”
"Don't give up!"
This is so cathartic to watch, especially since I was 11 when I first played the arcade and never made it past the first few screens
Thank you!
You can never get enough Kerri Hoskins (She’s former Playboy model who plays the hostage and Mistress Helga, as well as one the cheerleaders in _NBA Jam_ , and Sonya Blade in _Mortal Kombat 3_ -amongst many other roles.)
also Maya in Killer Instinct XBOX ONE
I knew I'd seen that lady somewhere! (mk3)
Back in my middle school days (late 90's), I used to play this game at the TiLT arcade in Lloyd Center in Portland, OR. I played it A LOT. I often poured my entire allowance into it. More recently, I had my 34th birthday a few years back and the local arcade and bar here had it. Not only did I beat it in under $4, but I hit their machines top score.
I hated the Middle East level because of how you need to control your speed to stay with the bus and destroy it before it gets to the end.
This was very entertaining to watch! [I did continue watching the second part for the ending]
I can understand muting the audio to avoid copyrights, i also had no idea you were also making money, nice to hear how much you gained with the Terminator one!
Music is not the only Weapon, TAS is the weapon too!
Thank you for completing this TAS! You did another amaizing job!
Just gotta say “You da man.” for creating this TAS. Thank you, I’ve always wanted to see how this ended!
6:58 i love how you're more focused on committing window genocide than fighting the new order copter
There are CD's in some windows break them to get 10 of them
Congrats on getting the TAS out. I’m on a long drive to see family for Easter and this helps pass the time.
I remember playing this in the arcade a few times, never got far because this thing looks like a particularly nasty quarter muncher. After seeing this, I must say I never realized just how bonkers this game gets.
When Terminator joins the Revolution.
Wasn't an Aerosmith member supposed to be in that bathroom?
Edit: Okay, wrong bathroom.
Yeah depending on the way the camera goes at the start of the rooftops determines where Tom Hamilton will be.
A little trivia the ninjas were played by Sal DaVita who played Sektor, Cyrax, Night Wolf for MK3 and Scorpion Sub-Zero Mythologies And of course Helga and the hostages played by Kerri Hoskins who was Sonya in MK3😉
If I am not mistaken the model portraying the bikini clad woman is also Sonya in Mortal Kombat 3.
Yup. That's Kerri Hoskins. She still looks good.
9:37 Wow! I can't believe Tommy Tallarico worked on this game!
He did
8:37 i remember 2 guys playing that part and i was watching and they got alittle annoyed because the helicopter didnt go down.
And i told them "try hitting that grey thing here under the helicopter idk, maybe?"
and they beat it lol
I wonder how they reacted to that bug monster in the Amazon level that absolutely *would... not.... freaking... die!!*
Probably the same way I did, to be honest.
13:33 Remember! Mucus, is the weapon!
Feat Aerosmith !
This game was surely a coin globber!! Even in a tas the player takes damage!!!! Hard as balls!!!
This TAS reaffirmed my faith in humanity. It is actually theoretically possible to 1CC this bastard. Subbed.
i mean no... this is frame perfect made that's impossile, unless you are a frikin machine.
Great ✌🏾 😀 High Score 👏🏾.I have been trying my best to do what you did, but I couldn't. You make this look really easy 😀👍🏾.
HEY BABY
KABLAM
Never heard of this arcade game before until now thanks
I vividly remember playing this game as a kid.
lol damn it's so sad that even revolution x has to be muted on youtube for a barely audible 5 second loop of a song
Just one more thing... I know these things take time, but I _really_ think you should consider during a straight speed run. By far the most frustrating thing about this game is how _long_ it takes, and cutting down the time on those tough enemies is going to be immensely satisfying to watch. Get three guns and three CD launchers in, and you can _really_ mop up. Imagine how cool a two-arms-one-leg on Mondor would look!
Lol Aerosmith is fight "natives" in the amazon. That aged well.
Wow. Day-um. Gods. Wow again. Not sure I can fit all my thoughts here, but I'll try!
First off, may I express my amazement that you took this game on at all. For one thing, the carnage makes Narc look like a Roadrunner cartoon. I'm trying to think of a gorier arcade game, and the only thing that comes up is The House of the Dead 2. After the Mortal Kombat flap, I'm surprised _this_ didn't generate all kinds of protests. Then there's the laserlike accuracy and massive firepower required, and much like Terminator 2, it's to such a degree that one player can't even get everything. But the biggest obstacle? It takes lots... and lots... and lots of damage to beat all the enemies. It's by far the longest haul of all the 90's Midway arcade games, heck, the final boss _alone_ will have some players asking "How much longer, dammit?"
In the pre-reliable Internet era it was next to impossible to find them, so it wasn't until FAQs became a thing that I was able to really get into the game, but I had no idea just _how many_ there were. Here, I'll list the ones I knew nothing about: Getting the Trog, the NON Boys with the dancer, the second floor restrooms, the woman putting on a single stocking, going to the second floor _after_ the third, the gem, the secret room that requires the gem (I _wondered_ why you skipped past an empty hallway for no apparent reason!), and the paper fan holding a power shake. That many. Given the sheer ludicrous impossibility of finding _any_ of the Aerosmith members by chance, I can only speculate as to why Midway wanted to make this game so impenetrable.
Oh, and thank you for cracking the numbers. I _love_ that part! Everything in a video game is quantified, and knowing how much damage or how many CDs or how long or how short is a valuable aid for understanding these videos. (I'm almost certain that the amount of damage you take is based on the difficulty setting. The default is Medium.)
It was a blast! Well, more like hundreds of blasts, but you know what I mean.
Also, the operator menu lets you set how much "guaranteed play time" you'll get per credit, just like in T2. Can't recall what the default is, but you'll never run out of energy before that time limit.
mute is for copyright, but the snes and genesis no has copyright "jump"
36:23 ~ The moment we all strived for as adolescents.
Man i remember having the pc dos/w95 port of this back in the day....was a class A hassle to get to run & i sucked royally at it (damn bus lvl) But man game still was bussin.
Thx for ze TAS run & puttin a smile on a old gummers face
Awesome. I was wondering if you were going to get the,"Good" ending and it seems that you definitely went for it.
I've been looking forever! Who is this TAS guy? He's incredible!
Tool Assistance Strategy
Remember, music... is the weapon
32:32 Wow!
So I'm kind of curious about the hit reg, mainly how it tells when to count it as actual damage. There's lots of the UI lighting up, but damage is ever marked
You only lose energy when the word HIT appears above your energy bar. Most of the time you only take damage when your part of the screen (1/3) is hit. But in this TAS, I always have more energy than the bar can show because of the energy drink I got in a few places. If you want to know more, read the text in the description of the video. Thanks.
Agora entendo por que não via ninguém dando final deste jogo nos fliperamas... Impossível!
She's having a party 1:55 😍
It always made me laugh my ass off the grunt the ninja do after being hit by a CD
Also, back in the day made me legit curious how this camera effect 25:05 is never used again in the entire game
Makes me wonder if a human player can get this clear someday - seems like you can spam CDs the whole way if you know all the secrets at least. Great stuff!
Lol, shooting those soldiers while they're on the toilet and they explode into guts...😖😀 this games crazy. Which would you say was tougher to beat in the arcades, Revolution X or The Terminator? Fyi these videos are fun to watch...and see all of the lvls none of us could ever get to. 👍
In Terminator 2: Judgment Day, pretty much everything can do massive damage against you, and there are two colossal stumbling blocks which will suck your life dry _repeatedly_ unless you have the reactions of a ninja. Getting the good ending is extremely hard with two players and essentially impossible with one. Revolution X is full of enemies and areas that are a major slog to overcome. Helicopter! Stone column corridor! Slime skull! Missile-firing hovercraft! The _entire_ Middle East level! Getting the good ending is... unforgiving.
It's like asking me if having bronchitis or gout is worse... it's hard to make such a fine distinction when both are that brutal!
@@hawaiidkw1 Yea, alright fair point. Both games are for the most part equally brutal, I'll definitely give you that. I was just curious which, if either, people thought from their own experiences was the tougher game. But I get that they're pretty equal in difficulty and it probably just comes down to opinion on which is harder to complete in the arcades...though I'd say T2 is probably a bit more of a headache...but that's just my opinion. And I'm talking playing solo, I know regardless of what game it's a whole different situation with 2 players. 🙂
Is the mute for copyright reasons?
Yes read the video description for more
Why not backstage bonus area with mammys.?
0:41 the fuckin cat LMAO
0:38 TROG
I always thought there would be a little extra secret for beating it. I guess not.
@@vgcf86 I think I hit it maybe three or four times before it took off. Well, mystery solved for shooting it enough.
@vgcf86 I don't know if the secret of the helicopter section is only there when you defeat the Trog.
Okay hold up this game kinda fuckin rules.
1:20 Aerosmith vs. a BTR-80
best game ever!!! when you high on coke
hey baby kablam
I still love you Kerri 😘
what the heck is this game? james please make a review about this
I really disliked these games, Terminator 2 and this one, not for the game play, but for the darned game mechanics, the "target" area is a grid, so the gun does not fire anywhere freely like other games (steel gunner, space gun) and the enemy hit-boxes are smaller at each grid.
I wonder if you could make this game today.
13:34 *_TIME TO EAT SOME SLIME_*
*cue Billy laugh*
What was the song that had to be muted?
Eat the Rich. Stupid copywrite laws.
It was muted because the video was triggered by copyright music
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32:21 what does helga say? gasabrain?
"Scatterbrained"
I'm really on the fence between "one of the best arcade shooters ever" or "one of the worst arcade games ever due to Aerosmith"
I'm not too proud to say as a kid in the 90s I adored Aerosmith's stuff from Permanent Vacation to Nine Lives, and I thought they were very cool.
It can actually be both at the same time.
@@notsyzagts7967 Okay, I can agree with this.
Hey, I dig Aerosmith. Their early stuff up to Nine Lives, anyway.
@@stephenmanuel9860 Honestly, I was in a cover band that covered "Somebody" and we rocked the shit out of that song. A diamond in the rough.
😆🤣🤣🤣🤣 25:26
Holy AIM BOT Batman...
Yep. That's what a TAS is for sure.
No because each button input/shot has to be manually laid out in sequence. The resulting program (set of inputs) may play out automatically but each shot and movement requires human input first. If it was truly a bot, the shooting ratio would've been 100% the whole way through.
@@notsyzagts7967 The fact that it JUMPS to shootable targets instead of having the cursor move around smoothly & it DOES NOT go back to fully destroyed & collected objects gives away that he's using an aim bot...no other explanation for it, sorry. If it were a manual input method then his cursor would go over fully destroyed/collected objects again...like in the bathroom for example, BUT he never does that.
@@nintendogamer3227 . . . do you know what TAS means?
@@Don_Porculio No....please enlighten me...