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RIP to BT Garner of MindRec.com... He passed away early 2023 from health problems. BT was one of the top PCE homebrew developers and founder of the OG Turbo List, then PCECP.com. Condolences to family and friends. |
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Show posts MenuQuotePCE 30 YEAR ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL: Forget 3D-TV. Forget Augmented Reality. Forget Virtual Reality. Who needs AR or VR when the raw, visceral joy of NEC's VC has been pleasuring PCE fans since 1992?TRIVIA: Yes, I referred to hoobs88 as "oobs" and bob as "ob" to protect their identity on TubeYou. I will change that to whatever they prefer.
In this very special episode of LeDoodle, Esteban bravely explores the fabled sensations of the PCE VIRTUAL CUSHION. Indeed, NEC released the Virtual Cushion on December 18, 1992 and the world has never been the same since.
00:00 Notices
00:25 Opening (30 ANS PCE)
02:21 Special Delivery (Signature Required)
04:13 WNYC (Peugeot 205 Turbo 16)
04:36 WNBC (DeSoto Plymouth Dealers)
05:37 WWOR (What do you want for Christmas?)
07:52 WNJN (NJN News September 19, 2017)
08:49 WNET (Esteban presents VIRTUAL CUSHION)
10:31 WCBS (Nissan 1987 Patrol Fanta Limon)
11:36 WNET (Technical Difficulties)
12:56 DOODLE: Chalk #1 (road to lighthouse)
14:12 DOODLE: Chalk #2 (driveway in Jersey)
15:03 PREP: Art Supplies
16:18 DOODLE: Pen (on paper)
MAJOR EVENTS IN PCE HISTORY:
10.30.1987: PC-Engine console launches in Japan.
10.30.1987: Bikkuriman World & Shanghai introduce the HuCARD format to the cosmos.
11.27.1987 The Kung Fu (China Warrior) is third HuCARD released, but the first game exclusive to the console.
11.30.1987 Kato-chan & Ken-chan (JJ & Jeff) soon follows...
12.28.1987 Victory Run is the fifth and final HuCARD released in 1987!
12.18.1992: Virtual Cushion launches in Japan & New Jersey.
25 YEAR ANNIVERSARY: LeDoodle proudly celebrates 25 years of the Virtual Cushion!
MUSIC/AUDIO: All music and sound effects in this episode are sourced directly from PCE/TG-16 launch titles.
THANK YOU: A very special "Thank You!" to a generous pcefxer (oobs) for making 09:37 a reality. The chest/fanny pack will make an appearance in nearly all future LeDoodles. Thanks again.
Another special "Thank You!" to a gracious pcefxer (ob) who shared a link to an auction item lovingly incorporated into this video (see 16:00 to be enlightened). Thanks, comrade.
QuoteULTRA-RARE COLLECTOR'S ITEM: This very special episode of Le TurboDoodle features the incredibly hard-to-find **R-Type Complete CD Coloring Book** (a promotional item for the Super CD-ROM² version of R-Type released in 1991 for the PC-Engine). This ten-page coloring book is unique because it features characters exclusive to the storyline/cinemas in **R-Type Complete CD**.
00:00 ...
01:26 Prologue
02:34 Welcome
04:01 Lifestyle
06:12 Doodle #1
08:27 Back to Jersey
10:18 Doodle #2
13:12 Goodbye
15:00 Stage 4 Cleared
18:19 Epilogue
**PRESENTED in BYDO STEREO for your listening pleasure.**
(We are proud to announce our new partnership with BYDO LABORATORIES, who have committed full support for all future episodes!)
MUSIC/AUDIO: All music and sound effects are sourced directly from R-Type (HuCARD and/or Super CD-ROM²) on PC-Engine and mastered at BYDO Labs in NYC.
06:12 Stage 1......... (Red Book)
02:52 Title Song ... (Red Book ... PSG)
04:18 Stage 5......... (Red Book)
07:02 Stage 4......... (Red Book ... PSG)
08:59 Stage 8......... (Red Book)
10:18 Stage 7.......... (PSG ... Red Book)
13:46 Stage 8......... (Red Book)
15:15 Name Entry... (PSG)
20:11 Stage 8......... (PSG)
THANK YOU: A very special "Thank You!" to a generous pcefxer for making 13:46 a reality. The fanny pack will make an appearance in nearly all future LeDoodles. Thanks again.
WINTER/SPRING/SUMMER: Initially, this video was going to be very short and follow on the heels of the [It Came From the Desert] LeDoodle. Indeed, you see snow on the ground because the doodling/coloring segments were filmed in mid-February (New Jersey). Then, the next batch of scenes were filmed during mid-April (South Carolina). Finally, in mid-August one scene was filmed at DeForest Ave (New Jersey).
NO SOLICITORS: The coloring books are *not* for sale. Please do not waste my time with offers. Thank you.
LEARN MORE ABOUT R-TYPE: http://pcengine.co.uk/HTML_Games/R-Type_I.htm
"BYDO Stereo" and "Bydo Labs" are registered trademarks of BYDO Laboratories, Inc.
"Virtual Cushion" is a registered trademark of NEC Technologies.
TECHNICAL NOTE: This video is specifically enhanced for the Virtual Cushion (PC-Engine) accessory. Please follow all health, safety and moral precautions when using the Virtual Cushion.
QuoteTECHNICAL NOTE: This video is specifically enhanced for the Virtual Cushion (PC-Engine) accessory. Please follow all health, safety and moral precautions when using the Virtual Cushion.
04:27-07:18 Mer D'Amour (with subtitles)
10:05-11:56 TurboGrafx-CD Trivia
11:57-13:17 Zen Dungeon
13:18-14:04 VCD Bonus #1
14:05-14:58 VCD Bonus #F
MUSIC: All of the music and sound effects featured in this episode of Le TurboDoodle are from the TurboGrafx-CD game It Came From the Desert. Ken Melville is credited with writing and producing these audio tracks.
SEA OF LOVE:
Performed by Terence Kirby
Written and produced by Ken Melville
Copyright 1991 Humarock Music
China Clipper Publishing ASCAP
FELINES: Exceedingly spry for a 17-year-old cat, AJ lurks in the basement, hunting for pâté. AJ is not to be confused with Mr. Missy (Episode #P), who sadly shuffled off this mortal coil a few months ago.
R.I.P. Mr. Missy, my feline comrade. Godspeed.
LEARN MORE ABOUT ICFTD: https://archives.tg-16.com/turbo_play_0007.htm
LYRICS FOR SEA OF LOVE: https://www.tg-16.com/Lyrics_for_It_Came_From_the_Desert.htm
Quote from: agent_orange on 08/27/2015, 09:43 PMnot much of a gouge since its bids...but still so fucking grossSerious question:
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QuoteGRADE: D.STATUS: The Genesis version is for pussies. (OK, just kidding.) As I have argued umpteen times in the past, Valis III is the highlight of the series. The ledges he whines about are an example, IMHO, of *inspired* level design: initially, platforming obstacles *appear* to have a conventional solution (i.e. hop, hop, hop)...but experimenting with different characters rewards the player with alternative (and SUPERIOR) solutions to obstacles (i.e. SLIDE!). Moments like this JUSTIFY the existence of multiple characters with different abilities.
It's amazing how a game can be terrific on one system and lousy on another. The Genesis version of Valis III was an enthralling combination of swordplay and platform jumping, but on the Turbografx it's just exasperating. The game kicks off with an overwrought introduction conveyed with colorful (but mostly static) images and plenty of voice dialogue. You'd think the narrator would possess a deep voice to lend weight to the epic storyline, but instead you get some squeaky-voiced geek. The cut scenes are lengthy (probably to justify the CD format), and they periodically require a few seconds to load. Unless you're really into anime, you'll just want to hit the Run button and get on with it. Valis 3's gameplay is pretty standard. By switching control between various female characters, you slash your way through scenic lands filled with mythological creatures. The graphics are sharper than the Genesis version, but not as attractive. The city lights in particular look like crap. The pace of the game is faster, but the controls are far less forgiving. Whenever an enemy strikes you, you automatically roll back, often off the edge of a cliff! In the poorly designed second stage, I couldn't determine how to leap between a series of well-spaced ledges. After a bit of research, I discovered you actually have to slide between the ledges! Yes, slide across a chasm in mid-air. Idiotic stuff like that makes me want to slap an F on the game and be done with it. Valis 3 is also plagued by cheap and mandatory hits, making the game far more difficult than it should be. The soundtrack is of high quality, but the voice acting is vomit-inducing. Check out this dramatic exchange. Boss: "My intro was a bit flashy, but do you like it?" Yuko: "Why do you do something like that?" Boss: "Hey, ask your sword, Yuko." This game is a mess. If you have a choice, stick with the Genesis version.