Oh the memories (https://youtu.be/muILvW82r9g)!
=D> =D> =D> AWESOME! =D> =D> =D>
Nicely done. Some of those games look so good, making the NES look like a 2600 in comparison.
Nice! I even recognized each piece of music.
I'm amazed at how colorful those games can be.
great work. hang on was such ahead of its time.
This is easily the best SMS compilation video I've seen on youtube. I particularly liked that you used the seldom-heard ending music from Y's.
Although many games didn't take advantage of the hardware (just like with the PC Engine), whether you go by just the visually better games or even everything overall, it really is more of in the realm of 16-bit console quality graphics than 8-bit or NES range. All without any enhancement chips. And North Americans still couldn't be bothered with it.
History is repeating itself right now with the Wii outselling the 360 & PS3, only this time it can't be argued that there's a better selection of games gameplay-wise.
my SMS definitely needs some more food!
next games i'll try to hunt down:
- fantasy zone II
- rastan (was there even a JPN release?) :-k
- choplifter (was there even a JPN release?) :-k
- Wonder boy III, dragons trap oversea vers. (so need that backbone adaptor for playing it on the JPN version. FM, I come!!)
- dynamite düx
Awesome, I just received my Japanese Master System a few days ago (better sound :-P )
Nice vid, by far the best Master System vid up I think. Good stuff man.
Tats I don't think there was a Japanese version of Rastan. That's OK, though. The US and Euro SMS games have far better boxes. They are made out of dead dinosaurs instead of dead trees (wimpy trees, at that).
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 03/19/2009, 01:39 AMTats I don't think there was a Japanese version of Rastan.
:cry: but thanx.
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 03/19/2009, 01:39 AMThey are made out of dead dinosaurs instead of dead trees (wimpy trees, at that).
:lol:
Awesome! I <3 SMS, it is one of my top 3 fav consoles.
I named about 90% of those games(choked on the sports games).
Quote from: Tatsujin on 03/18/2009, 11:18 PMmy SMS definitely needs some more food!
next games i'll try to hunt down:
- fantasy zone II
- rastan (was there even a JPN release?) :-k
- choplifter (was there even a JPN release?) :-k
- Wonder boy III, dragons trap oversea vers. (so need that backbone adaptor for playing it on the JPN version. FM, I come!!)
- dynamite düx
I have the Tototek SMS to Mark III converter and none of the copies of Wonderboy III that I have play FM sound. However, Turma da Monica
does. :P
Quote from: Tatsujin on 03/18/2009, 11:18 PM- rastan (was there even a JPN release?) :-k
- choplifter (was there even a JPN release?) :-k
Sounds like someone needs to get started on SMSDaisakusen :twisted:
Quote from: guest on 03/19/2009, 07:31 PMI have the Tototek SMS to Mark III converter and none of the copies of Wonderboy III that I have play FM sound. However, Turma da Monica does. :P
:-k
What are the titles of the westerns at 6:17 and 2:39 ??
EDIT: Got a reply from sunteam Paul on youtube: 6:17 is Wanted ( a light phaser game) and 2:39 is Back to the Future 3.
I added Wanted! to the list of western video games on wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Western_computer_and_video_games#W)
Quote from: rag-time4 on 04/03/2009, 09:32 PMWhat are the titles of the westerns at 6:17 and 2:39 ??
EDIT: Got a reply from sunteam Paul on youtube: 6:17 is Wanted ( a light phaser game) and 2:39 is Back to the Future 3.
I added Wanted! to the list of western video games on wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Western_computer_and_video_games#W)
I'm not allowed to add to wikipedia, but two games you can add to the list are
Express Raider and
Tengai Makyou: The Apocalypse IV.
Quote from: guest on 04/05/2009, 05:14 PMI'm not allowed to add to wikipedia, but two games you can add to the list are Express Raider and Tengai Makyou: The Apocalypse IV.
why aren't you allowed to add to wikipedia?
Quote from: guyjin on 04/05/2009, 05:17 PMQuote from: CrackTiger on 04/05/2009, 05:14 PMI'm not allowed to add to wikipedia, but two games you can add to the list are Express Raider and Tengai Makyou: The Apocalypse IV.
why aren't you allowed to add to wikipedia?
I have cable internet and my shared IP addresses always get me blocked as well as keep me from downloading much from servers like Megaupload.
Quote from: guest on 04/05/2009, 05:14 PMQuote from: rag-time4 on 04/03/2009, 09:32 PMWhat are the titles of the westerns at 6:17 and 2:39 ??
EDIT: Got a reply from sunteam Paul on youtube: 6:17 is Wanted ( a light phaser game) and 2:39 is Back to the Future 3.
I added Wanted! to the list of western video games on wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Western_computer_and_video_games#W)
I'm not allowed to add to wikipedia, but two games you can add to the list are Express Raider and Tengai Makyou: The Apocalypse IV.
Thanks for the games Black Tiger!! Got em added to the list!
Hi there, i think it's been a year ago or something since i posted here.
Had been busy moving, working, wife is pregnant... =P~
I just seen the video.
One of the consoles i have the best memories of, it was my first true love.
I recently finished spellcaster, wonder boy in monsterland, played choplifter (cheated to finish that) and golvellius (is on hold).
I think i didn't see "Quartet" in the movie, maybe a little bit forgotten but very good game!
http://youtu.be/Bz7i363F54c
It is showed in this commercial to.
http://youtu.be/Bz7i363F54c
I have almost any game i want for SMS (the ones i think are worth playing).
wow.
look at how it dwarfs the NES visually! O_O
sega always gets hated on by USA -_-
I never really got to experience that much of the SMS back then. I had only 2 friends that had it. One friend had Ninja and Choplifter and the other friend just had Altered Beast. Altered Beast impressed me as being very arcade like for an 8-bit system back then. I only owned the NES (1987), TG-16 (1991), SNES (1993) and then the Genesis (1995). I played some more SMS games on the emu, but I much rather play on the real hardware.
I am thinking of buying a SMS or a Power Convertor for the Genesis. Is the Power Converter good enough to a get an overall good experience or should I just get a SMS? The japanese units have the extra sound channel built in to the later models right? Also, give me a good 10 game start list 8) .
Quote from: SNKNostalgia on 04/28/2009, 09:31 PMI never really got to experience that much of the SMS back then. I had only 2 friends that had it. One friend had Ninja and Choplifter and the other friend just had Altered Beast. Altered Beast impressed me as being very arcade like for an 8-bit system back then. I only owned the NES (1987), TG-16 (1991), SNES (1993) and then the Genesis (1995). I played some more SMS games on the emu, but I much rather play on the real hardware.
I am thinking of buying a SMS or a Power Convertor for the Genesis. Is the Power Converter good enough to a get an overall good experience or should I just get a SMS? The japanese units have the extra sound channel built in to the later models right? Also, give me a good 10 game start list 8) .
The PBC is fine if you have a model 1 Genesis.
It depends on your taste in genres, here's some great North American games-
Alex Kidd in Miracle World
Wonderboy
Wonderboy in Monsterland
Wonderboy III
Phantasy Star
Miracle Warriors
Fantasy Zone II
Golvelius
Zillion
Ultima IV
Golden Axe Warrior
Psycho Fox
Rastan
Spellcaster
Foreign(?) gems-
Bubble Bobble
Sagaia
Sonic the Hedgehog 1 and 2
Mickey Mouse Castle and Land of Illusion's
Power Strike 1 and 2
Of the games BT listed, I still need to get Wonder Boy, Bubble Bobble and Sagaia. I'd love to get Power Strike 2 but I hear that is mega R@R3.
I would go for:
Wonder Boy
Wonder Boy 3
Alex Kidd and the Lost Stars
Out Run
Zillion
Shinobi
Rastan
Spellcaster
Phantasy Star
Space Harrier
oh and so many more...
Damn, I couldn't ID even half of those games. My SMS collection kind of sucks.
Fantastic video.
A lot of those games seem really good. Of course most of the unkown games must be Japanese, Brazilian and Game Gear. I remember Vampire or Dracula being a good castlevania clone. I played it on my friends Game Gear for a bit back in 92. I definitely would get Ninja as it was a fun but hard classic that I even enjoy playing on the emulator.
Watching that compilation video makes me ashamed that I hadn't given the Sega Master System more of a chance than it really needed. I ought to find a few games and play them. Looks like I missed out BIG. #-o