Alex Kidd in Miracle World Longplay (Master System) [60 FPS]
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Developed and published by Sega in 1987
In a time before Sonic the Hedgehog existed, Sega had something of an identity problem. Nintendo, their biggest rival, already had a mascot in the form of Mario, who was a massively bankable character even back then.
By comparison, Sega didn't really have any kind of character who was synonymous with the brand, at least not one that had any kind of universal appeal. Technically, Opa-Opa from Fantasy Zone was their mascot at the time, but a spaceship with wings and feet didn't seem like such hot property when faced with the might of the Mario juggernaut!
Alex Kidd in Miracle World is the first game that I remember featuring the character, largely because it came bundled with the Master System II console (built into ROM) released in the UK and other parts of the world.
The game features a highly convoluted and, frankly, weird plot, especially for a platform game. In essence, Alex Kidd is searching for his long lost brother, now hostage of Janken the Great, tyrant and ruler of the world of Radaxian. Just to make things worse, the normal, peace-loving citizens of Radaxian have all been turned to stone by Janken. It's up to Alex to locate his brother and defeat Janken to free the land from his evil grip.
If that wasn't strange enough for you, Alex has dedicated his life to studying the ancient technique of ShellCore, a martial arts skill that enables him to increase the size and power of his fist (sounds a bit like Marvel's Iron Fist to me).
The game is a side-scrolling platform game/collect-em-up that looks and feels similar to Nintendo's Super Mario Brothers in a number of ways.
Many of the levels feature numerous blocks and boulders that block Alex's path and must be removed to progress. Fortunately, Alex is in possession of both the necessary martial arts skills, as well as a massively over-sized fist, to get the job done. Certain blocks will reveal bags of cash that can be collected (to be spent in one of the game's shops), whilst others might reveal special items, or even enemies.
At the start of certain stages, Alex will find a shop where he can exchange his money for extra items and power-ups. Sometimes, these include a mode of transport, such as a car or helicopter that allows him to traverse a level much more quickly than on foot. Levels featuring the vehicles often have obstacles that will cause Alex to forfeit the vehicle when hit, so you should always be careful how fast you try to travel when using one.
Later levels in the game, such as the castle, tend to be less linear than earlier stages and feature items that progress the game's story and certain points. It's very easy to miss these items if you're not careful and certain characters won't reveal parts of the plot without them.
Of course, the other memorable thing about the game are the fight sequences when Alex must defeat opponents in a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. It doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but it's easier to embrace the weirdness than to keep questioning what's happening.
Visually, Alex Kidd in Miracle world is an attractive game that boasts some great graphics, smooth scrolling and an extremely vibrant colour palette; it's certainly a lot more striking than many contemporary games on the NES.
Audio is also very good, boasting many a cheery tune from the console's TI sound chip, helping to keep things interesting throughout.
Whilst Alex Kidd in Miracle World is a fine game, it doesn't quite have the same appeal as Super Mario Brothers. I know they're different styles of games, but I find it easier to relate to a slightly chubby, Italian plumber than the weird, human-chimp hybrid with over-sized ears that Alex Kidd appears to be.
Weirdness aside, if you're looking for a solid platformer with plenty of content that will keep you entertained for a few hours then Alex Kidd in Miracle world is certainly worth a look.
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Alex Kidd in Miracle World Longplay (Master System) [60 FPS]: Help Alex Kidd save the people of Radaxian in this fun, if somewhat weird platform game from Sega!
Read the video description for my review!
Played in a very Horrible kind !! If i have registered one of my play on the childhood , you learn HOW to play at this game
Weird?? It's not weird. What about titles like teddy boy or fantasy zone, they are much weirder than alex Kidd. If you think about it, sonic hedgehog or and other anthropomorphic game is also a lot weirder. I'm not criticizing, just my observations and opinion. Also is this is a computer simulation or actual person playing this walk through?
I am 32 years im from iran i played this game in childhood too
thanks for the video.
How enter in the shop? Someone know ?please help
If you didn't play this game on the master system back in the day, you've got no idea how hard it was. This dude makes it look effortless
It was so hard. Especially as a 5 year old kid lol
Right? I don't even know what he did with that ghost block, he walked on it twice and the ghosts killed each other?
edit: So I looked it up and if you can trigger a ghost and escape it, the next question box will have an Alex Kidd (1up). Never knew that. Don't think it applies to the actual ghost block you walk on.
@@mrjoe5292Yep! You just gotta be careful theres an escape route because sometimes the box is there and theres no where to run lol
@@mrjoe5292 use the ring
i never beat it
Genuinely think this should go down as one of the best games of all time. If you're in your late 30's [EDIT: Early 40's now, comment is getting old] reading this, don't deny how it captivated you as a kid. The 8-bit music, the Jenkin matches, the helicopter, the scary castle... all captured our imagination.
Omg dont get me started one ov the best games ever so wish i could play this again cant believe i found a video of it on eya been looking for it for ages
late 30s, im 47 and im equally nostalgic for it :)
@@charlenebroadley9812 you can play it online free, at a few places, just to let you know.
41 and was playing this at the age of 13.. its my childhood..
36 here. And yes definitely the best games of all time. I still play it every year. Always challenging every time soo good. ❤
Cara, que sdds desse jogo. Nostalgia pura. Se algum BR ver este comentário e este jogo tiver feito parte da sua infância, curte aqui
Caraca Mano....show de bole esse jogo. Difícil pra caramba...
master system, meu primeiro video-game
pura nolstalgia
Também foi o meu primeiro video game,eu era viciado em jogar nele
Certamente está na minha lista dos dez melhores!
Joguei na infância hj eu já tô com 26 anos
trust me, this guy makes it look much easier than it actually is lol
Indeed.
@AlexDa Kid the swimming through the spikes in the last stage gave me anxiety just looking at it
He is making this game look like a walk in the park frankly.
Paul M that parts probably the easier part on that level. When I was playing this as a kid I always died on that part but eventually realised if you just go left or right with the dpad and let Alex naturally float, he never touches the spikes. Looks crazy hard but once u realise that it’s easy.
Why not show the secrets
This game is far harder than it looks. Unlike most other video games, if alex makes any contact with an enemy character, he automatically loses a life - in other words, it requires perfection. I applaud the highly skilled player here who appears to risk everything just to collect as much of the money bags as possible.
We actually had competitions with each other back in the day to see who could get the most money and beat the game 1st lol the good ol days
All of you in your 30s and 40s who had a master system in the '80s and '90s are friends.
I'm in my 20s & I remember we had a master system when I was really young. I remember playing this.
I did as a kid I had these Sega Maga drive and are PS 1
I'm 28 i played this in 93 94
I think that, I was 9 years old, or 10 years old, when I owned the Sega Master System 2, that was either 1992, or 1993. Alex Kidd In Miracle World was built into the Sega Master System 2.
I heard about this game for a first time when he(Alex Kidd-back then I didn't know anything about this character)appeared in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing. Because Sega's mascot was part of my childhood(Sega Mega Drive instead of Sega Master System). This game was made by creator of Sonic the Hedgehog(Yuji Naka),right?
This brings back so many great memories, my first game I owned on console.
Mine to! I was born '85 and got this when I was 6 on the master system!
I got mine in 1992. I was 7. Best game
Same! Born 1987
@@nochill9475 Same experience, down to the age lol. Btw, here's a fun fact...this was supposed to be a Dragon Ball game, but they lost the license and had to reskin the whole game. For example here 7:54 this was supposed to be Kid Goku on his Cloud lol
Same here. Born in 85 and got it with 7-8. This brings so much memories back
I am from Russia I am 35 years old, my friends and I played this game all my childhood, only now I found the name of the game and watched your video! I remember every sound and every level! Thanks for my sincere tears...
I am from Brazil! I am 35 years old! I played this game when i was 10 years old!
i am 36 years old from South Africa also played this game and flip good memories!
batman rus54 I’m nearly 34 and remember playing this game all the time. Those were the days!
I'm 34 from Australia. Amazing so many round the world have fond memories of this game ❤
@@4LoveAndJustice Pretty cool hey :D All good memories of this damn game haha
8:19 the absolute horror of my childhood. I got anxious just by looking at it.
Spot on
I am sure it's much easier with today emulators where you can save your game each moment you prefer to 🙂
@@manschadow I still play it on my master system, and it's still as difficult as it was 20 years ago haha.
@@kismikola That's so nice 😊 I don't have master system anymore but I will have a try on the master system emulator. I love the retro games. The 90's were the greatest time ever. I was into master system and sega megadrive. Megadrive was my favorite. Games such as Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Altered Beast were brilliant.
@@manschadow Then you should try Kega emulator. It's a 16-bit emulator that runs both Mega-Drive and MS games.
The good old days where sweaty palms from clenching the gamepad knowing if you gonna die you start back from the beginning of that level. and the feeling of satisfaction knowing you completed the game without internet or RUclips just yourself and maybe your friends
This needed a password or save game function! Hard as nails this game
RUclips didn't even exist and the internet was too young at this stage
Oh man, this brings back memories of playing this at my friend Paul's house in '88-'89! I loved this game, and Shinobi...especially the arcade version of Shinobi, as they had a mini-arcade at the 7-11 by my Grandma's place, back than, and she'd give quarters to my friends and I when we'd visit her (she was about a mile or two from my parents' so I'd always visit). I was her only grandson, so she was always very good to me... Gosh, I miss her. She lived to see 100 years old, though! I can't complain about that. Also, even when she moved a little bit further away (30 minute drive), I visited her every single weekend, along with my wife who I met when Grandma was 97. I'm so greatful for all these wonderful memories!
When in 5 years old my dad got me this console and damn it brings me some memories watching this video thanks for sharing this video
Same man, I was 5 years old too!
My dad showed me how to get past the underwater 95% spikes room. :D
same here
i like this game when i was a kid but now kids they like application on tablet
fredy Calderon it’s crazy how old it is! I was around 5 too when I got this console. Brings back so many memories of living in the early 90s. What a time to live!
This just pushed all my nostalgia buttons at once.
When I first got the Master System II, this game came built in the console. I was 7 or 8 years old that time. I eventually finished or 'clocked' this game as we used to call it back then. Man, this brings back happy memories!!!
Yup I was 7 / 8 and had this built in. Good memories.
And at the end,
Just a silly scroll of writing.
The brings be back i remember playing this while it was snowing and my mom was in the kitchen making dumplings😌
My god. I feel like i want to cry. I remember this as yesterday. It was só long ago. Time just flyes.
Me too! Was a very hard game aswel
I did cry a bit 😂
Got my SEGA Master System for Christmas around 1991. Grew up on playing this for years. I took it with me from Sweden to Hungary every summer so my mates could play with me during the summer vacation. Thanks for the upload. It brought up some really nice memories and not just the game but so much more from that time 🤗👍
Sverigebarndom shoutout!
ColeKreviazuk For real man
@@wilhelmvonkatastrophenburg469 Just out of curiosity, what game did you have built into your Sega Master System? Mine had Alex Kidd
@@planetX15 Hi. Same. Had Alex Kid on it. There was also a card what you could use beside the normal game casette where we had a motorcycle racing game. BTW just saw that you can download Alex Kid to iPhone as well
@@wilhelmvonkatastrophenburg469 Hang On
I had no idea how much I needed to have this in my life again.
Amen!
Amem they actually made it for ps5 😂
Bons tempos. Lembro de quando tava passeando com a minha vó em uma loja e vi o master system, todo azulado, com o sonic estampado, uma obra de arte aos meus olhos. Minha avó comprou e eu extremamente ansioso pra chegar em casa e jogar skdksksk Minha amiga vinha todo dia jogar e zeramos praticamente todos os jogos, principalmente o sonic, eu perdi a conta de quantas vezes zeramos Sonic e esse do alex, era algo surreal pra mim na época e acho que ainda é, até hoje. O master system ainda tá guardado, empoeirado, espero um dia poder jogar novamente.
Espero poder voltar aqui, nesse mesmo vídeo, e sentir as mesmas emoções que senti quando encontrei ele, descendo os recomendados.
Eae mano (a). Era o da marca Sega, não era? Kkkkk. Tinha muitos Jogos, cê é loco... Tenho só 15 anos, mas curto demais esses Jogos antigos kkkk. Tinha esse ai, tinha do futebol, do Sonic... Tô jogando eles agora em um emulador no próprio celular, nostalgia pura ;)
Takes me back to Christmas morning 1990 and finding this built into my new master system 2 and being blown away. Such happy memories. ❤
Mine came with Sonic the Hedgehog, I loved that game but was kinda jealous of my schoolmates who got the Alex the Kid one 😂
18:22 I'm turning 30 and that castle still scares the shit out of me
Same
I Listen this music very loud in my car why all lookin at me so mad
I`m 42, and it STILL scares the sh** out of me...you are NOT alone!! :/
When I was a kid I always wondered why and how PEOPLE actually lived here. Same for prince of persia dungeons, I was like, what did the guards do after their shift?
The remake is out in steam, and is awesome!
Im 38 and this was were it all started. Feeling nostalgic
Same here
Takes me back to 1990, playing this on my Master System II.
Matthew Richards Music I know takes me back to the early 90s when I was 6 watching my brothers play. The person playing this made it look easy. I remember it taking months for my brother to complete this game. Great memories! 😉👍
Me too
Got up to 23:45 after the castle. Another Rock Paper Scissors (not aware of the patterns to a point to write them down as a boy) and lost. Too long and meticulous to start over. -)
Great Job! Challenging Game!
You are so lucky! I only had Master system I 😭
Same here except it was 1991 I had a Master System II also
He's back Alex Kidd is getting a remaster 🙏👌
This is my childhood. Took me back to '90... 😔
Me too ! 😔😔😔
Look for ways to enjoy your adult years too ❤
80s mate this is 80s
I grew up with sonic and Mario
@@AridersLifeYT Maybe he got it in 90
Minha paixão por games começou com esse clássico dos mundo game. Nostalgia pura. Quem jogou quando criança da o like.
Impossível de eu conseguir
This was my childhood, right here.
It feels weird watching it I'm 38 now :(
Just watched this pure and simply for the memories, the music brings back so many memories of endless hrs playing this as a kidd. Who evers playing this is impressive!
The days of defeating your enemies with rock, paper, scissors, and then a punch to the head...
Getting a cheeseburger for completing a level. Where has my childhood gone ?.
To explain the "?" blocks for anyone who is curious:
The items are in a set order according to what the designer wants. You always get a ring from the first ? block in level 1 if you break it. However, they are not set per block but per level so if you skipped the first ? block in level 1, the ring is in the next ? block.
The way the game was designed (some hacks for the game are different), it's always the same order of "life, ring, ghost", looping over and over in a longer list and the level designer just set which item in that list to start with for each level. So if the one you just broke gave you a ghost, the next in that level is always a life.
It's a cool mechanic once learned which gives a puzzle element to the game, checking for ways to despawn the ghost or escape if needed before destroying the block (destroying two other yellow blocks despawns the ghost), and attacking from the right direction if using a ring so as to not despawn useful items.
cant believe it only takes 40 mins to clock this game, i used to have to hand the controller over to my mum to get past the forest level, or how id play this game all day and get to a certain point and then have to turn off the game so my dad could watch the 6 oclock news haha good times.
Sounds like a very familiar story 😉
Does EVERYONE had to hand over the controller to pass that forest level ?? Here too !
@@ya-chandesu6340 Hahaha, I get to forest level every time with no lifes lost, and then in forest level I die 5 times xD
No way, I also used to pause at the forest and wait for my dad to get home from work to finish it!! Haha
The Forest level took me quite a will to get past I remember but not nearly as long as the last level that was a cave if I remmber right..
14:43
This level was the furthest I ever got as a child
Me too haha
me too! I was 4 or 5
Me too !!!! Damn !
yea it was difficult as hell
Hahaha nice i Gott thru but it was horrible
The first computer game I ever played. Ah, the memories.
I had a Sega Master system II. And this was the stock built in game. It was also the first ever game that I played at age 4.
There’s me somehow thinking my childhood was all about Mario & Nintendo, seeing this classic Sega Master System game brings back such strong memories, thanks for the upload! 👍
1:54 essa musiquinha é absolutamente nostálgica!!!
Tempo bom...
I sat here completely mesmerized as not a single life was lost and money bags were collected with such easy confidence.
You have completely earned this like and sub.
But what a disappointing ending! I'm thrilled I've finally seen it though🙂👍
Wiping away a tear ..my kids were tiny and loved this.
Hope it brought back good memories 😄
You're a good parent for getting them this game!
You got one of the BEST for the system!
This is the best family game indeed!
Cheiro de infância! Sinto saudades... Época que eu era bem feliz!! 🤩🤩
I'm 10 again
Ed Ch #metoo
Nigga I am 5 again.
I’m 10 yrs old too. You know what this means? #10YEAROLDSFORLIFEBABY
True
Yep
Greatest game of all time. Plugged the mastersystem back in during quarantine and finally beat it.
Omg so many memories
OMG.. thanks for sharing this video , I can remember the music and every step in this game, brings out my childhood memories, my cousin who lived in France sent me the Master system II console , I was in Sri Lanka at the time and we never had TVs with scart ports, so we had to wait for another year for my aunty to bring a TV from France . I might have played this 100 thousands times . But always got stuck at the end where you have a to collect the crown. Was a puzzle I was thinking about . Instead of crown , I used to get birds start chasing and gets killed when step over those tiles .I am 39 now . Thank you very much for sharing this video
Played it for 30 years and never realised there was a shortcut through the octopus's pot...
as a kid i found it by accident...lol
My friend taught me it when I was younger
Same i was SHOOK !
me too lol
@@ChescoYT I think 90% of us (me included ofc) back in the days did the same lol
I think sega would be bigger if they stuck with this guy instead of sonic. This game is really good.
I watched the entire thing. so many memories...
As a 46 year old this feels like a hacked memory. Definitely something I only saw on display a time or two.
probably one of the best early master system games you could get, the other favs of mine were wonder boy and outrun. the system was more magical than the mega drive it has many good memories for me, coming home from school and seeing the master system box on my bed and my mum coming to watch me open it, mega drive by that time I was in my teens and it was more hard core gaming by that time, the magic was not as good.my mum actually still has it and its games she wont get rid of it as its a part of our life, newere systems can replace older ones but the cant replace good memories and heres me rocking a high end system with an rtx2070
Just finished the remake and it was a lot of fun. This brings back memories.
Remake?!?!!
Happy memories of getting a master system for Christmas and playing this for hours.
Music reminds me of staying up past my bedtime about 8 years old
Lolol. so cute :)
Ugh the water room with the spikes. Spent many a lives trying to pass that. Great game
I never passed it i thought it was impossible so i bought the flying cane to by pass
Had a master system and I was lucky enough back in the day to have this built into the console, absolutely loved this game, catchy tune, and very addictive gameplay. Thanks for the video, so many awesome memories!
Man that swimming part in the castle with those underwater spikes YUK!
Yep. I used to bypass that room by using the flying cane item. That spike maze was impossible to beat.
@@cyric2010 the top blades are the key
I never got past that as a kid 🤣
Anyone who thinks the water level in TMNT (NES) is hard should try to pass that room.
I never beat that room as a kid. I loaded this video up today to find that room thinking "oh I bet it wasn't that bad and I just sucked as a kid" but wtf... It's worse than I remember
It took me a few seconds to realize what kind of game it is. We were playing it black and white and those colours confused me lol. Awesome gameplay! Thank you!
Damn this brings back so many good memories, I loved this game when I was a kid :)
This was one of my very favorite Sega Master System games. Thanks for the nostalgia!
One of my all time fav games. Great childhood memories watching this
35:21 I never got past this room. Died to those underwater spikes every time! I was so close too. 😩
I'm 34 now and I miss every moment when this got released long time ago. It was amazing time unlike the boring life we have now.
Yeah, it was a magical time.
Did i just see that right? This geezer completes it in about 40 minutes and doesn't lose a single life. I played this for hours and lost soooooo many lives, i found it hard as a 13 year old 30 odd years ago, i wouldn't even attempt it now. Made it look effortless! Well done man
This game came built in with my Master System II. Absolutely lovely series of games but never seemed to get the cult status that Mario did.
That's mainly because Alex Kidd never stuck with a consistent playstyle and thus didn't know what it wanted to be, whereas Mario took the work smarter approach and just built upon what it had from the start.
I could blame Sega as being incompetent, but to be fair no one back then had any idea on how to make consistent sequels besides Namco with their Pac-Man games. It seems like every second entry of game franchises back then felt the need to change the gameplay, including Mario 2. It’s fun to look back on, for better or worse.
@@ultrairrelevantnobody1862 This is why Sonic The Hedgehog was created, and thank goodness it was.
I was 8yo when my parents gave me a master system with this diamond game in its memory. Amazing to see this after so many years and console generations.
Nostalgia, isso lembra minha infância. 😭
A minha tbm 😅👏🏽
Damn I feel so old watching this. I used to play this all the time. I swear this was the first Mario💯💯💪🏽💪🏽
My world I nearly cried, I've been looking for this game for so long..
Awesome game! Some things I never ever do on this game:
1) go after every single money bag (especially in the helicopter stages). I just go for the ones within reach
2) leave items unpurchased at the shop
Sega really needs to release a master system mini.
Sega need releas a new console.I miss the Sega consoles i have all off them
I have a vauge memory playing this at a hotel or something when I was little, and hearing the music and the coin collecting sound has opened up that memory.
That music switch when you fall in the water tho 😍 oh my god I miss this
For those who think miss is an easy game, the precision of the movements were the killer. Add to that there being no option to save games back then and upon losing your three or however many lives, you’d have to start all over again. The Janken games took multiple tries to figure out the patterns, often at the cost of your lives. Great memories, I’m just glad YT showed me there’s a whole universe of people out there whose childhood was so much like mine.
I remember having Alex Kidd In Miracle World built into my Sega Master System 2, as a child. I also remember that, every time Alex Kidd had completed a level, he got a hamburger. My favourite part of the game was, when you bought the motorbike.
Whoever liked, 👍, my comment, thank you.
The US got the burger swap. Europe kept the riceball wrap. We all thought he ate white triangles, back when.
@@ColeKreviazuk, he got a hamburger at the end of the English version. I am not sure, about anywhere else in Europe. Sorry, that's all I know.
In the Netherlands Alex also ate a burger.
@@brendadefilet1313, Thank you, for letting me know. I really appreciate it, because I don't live in Holland, or The Netherlands.
This guy has obviously spent hours playing this game, because when I was 6/7 I could never get to first castle, let alone the 2nd, and there was no way I would have known you had to run over the boxes in that sequence as a little kid.
None the less, this takes me back.
35:21 never been able to do this without the cane of flight
Impossible
That's why I'm watching this lol
That's the room I died all the times!
Je sais pas comment je me retrouve ici en 2022! À croire que j'en ai pas eu assez à y passer mon temps libre étant gamine 😁
Merci pour ce magnifique souvenir 👍
I miss gaming in the early 90's as a kid where everyone shared the console and took turns.
Yeah all the kids in my street shared games etc, and renting was a thing...good old days.
@@Umbrella2 Pourquoi pas avec la PS4 en 2020 ?
God bless you for uploading this... I cant tell you how many hours i sunk into this game when i was a kid.. and i never was able to finish it 😂
**Turns enemy into a riceball**
**EATS IT**
35:22 oh my goodness you made that look so easy. I was anxious just watching you!
Damn it, i always avoided that octopus tentacle!
I'm one four brothers we played this game growing up. The spikes seen at 35: 20 we never passed, they killed us every time. In the shop before going into the castle you were able to buy a flying thing we used that to fly above the spikes just before you drop into the chamber you can see the ladder at 35:01 that allows you to pass the chamber and clock the game. Greetings to everyone from Kraków I feel 10 years old when I see this game. It came built into my Master System II when we bought it in 1992.
THANK YOU !!!!!!!!
My mom used to play it when she was dating my father in late 80s, even her got to finish it but I can't even pass the forest stage XD (I also used to play Alex Kidd in my old master system when I was 14-15)
=]
This game was hard. Never met a person who could pass those god damn castle levels.
I spent years playing this in the early nineties. Loved my Sega master system 2. Thinking of purchasing one just to remind me of my childhood. Those days were epic!
I don't remember this game being as easy as you're portraying it lol
YES lol. I’m sitting here like “what? This took us soooooo long back then.”
I could do it in even less time, me and my friend did competition on this and played like 5 times through/day! 🤣🤪
@@CarChrisMC cool dude
Watching this from Zambia, my pals and I played this game through our childhood,we only had one to share so you had to make sure when its your turn you play well. Feeling nostalgic right now. You make it look so easy,ut required a steady hand. Thanks for this...🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
I remember getting this built into my master system 2 and almost wet myself with giddyness when I finally finished it lol. And this beats the mega drives enchanted castle hands down.
enchanted castle isn't bad tho
So much fun watching this. Sega Master System 2 was our first console and we loved playing this game that came with the console
I remember playing this in 2010 and i had a plug-in-play console! i was only 7. :' D
I vaguely remember my Dad playing this when I was very young- definitely some very nostalgic sounds. I don’t think there would have been so many guys of rage if a “save progress” feature existed back in those days...
My God ... so Long ago ... but it feels like it was yesterday . FUCK !!!
I used to play this game I'm 39 now I miss 90s so much thnx for sharing
Meu Deus... Essa música me faz voltar 25 anos no tempo... Q sdd!!! Bons tempos.
I’m mind boggled by how well you did that helicopter level at 8:00. I’d always fall into the water within seconds if I flew below the red balls.
Haha same eya then having to start all over again
i remember being the first in my family to crack this game. I worked out the code from the stone, rubbed it in so much to my elder brother
Omg ! You took me back so long. It was my first arcade game and my favourite, now age 44, but I watched it without breathing, longing for my childhood..
Before there were saves in a game. U really had to be nice wit it
before this there was only pong ;)
Thanks for sharing! I remember the soundtrack. You make this game look so easy, lol. Well done. I played this game for hours as a kid (somewhere in the 90s). I got stuck (in my memory even lost?) in the castle. Back then I thought I almost made it to the end of the game and the castle was one of the last stages. Now I know I was wrong big time ;).
Sem sombra de dúvidas o melhor de todos, marcou minha infância. Tenho saudades....