100 PC Engine games in 10 minutes video

[greg]

Somebody needed to make a video like this, so I took it upon myself to do it! Many of these game are mine, and I pooled together with three other friends to put this video together. This video showcases games that were never released for the domestic North American market. It's possible that a few of these may have been released in Europe, but that's out of the scope of this video. Enjoy!

[munchiaz]

This is awesome. granted i don't know alot of the games.....yet. Still nice to watch, and the ending was awesome

[nat]

Not to belittle your endeavor, but I was pretty sure this had already been done....

EDIT: Ah yes, this is what I was thinking of. Not EXACTLY the same, I suppose.

[Flare65]

Would have been nice if the name of each game was known.

[greg]

Not to belittle your endeavor, but I was pretty sure this had already been done....

EDIT: Ah yes, this is what I was thinking of. Not EXACTLY the same, I suppose.

Hey, thanks for the link! I already have subscribed to sunteam's channel, but I've never seen their game blast videos. They did one for the CD-ROM games too.

Yeah, my video is in vein of the 100 Super Famicom games in 10 minutes video, which I have on my site. Here's Part 1 and Part 2. There are similar videos out there, but mine focus specifically on import gaming. I've seen a 100 Saturn games in 10 minutes video, which is cool, but I think I will work on putting together one that is specifically for imports. I'm currently working on recording part 3 of the SFC videos.

Would have been nice if the name of each game was known.

Um... they are. Unless you're talking about the video nat linked to?

[SuperPlay]

Nice work Greg :@) I will get this added to my links thread

https://www.pcengine-fx.com/forums/index.php?topic=9483.0

Here is another sort of linked example.  This is a sideshow of PCE games that shows the game names in the vid.

[roflmao]

Back in the late 90s, Chuck Smith, who now runs RetroGameCave.com made a similar VHS tape which was distributed to the Turbo Mailing List.  A few months back I converted it to a bunch of YouTube clips.  This reminds me of that:

https://www.youtube.com/user/turbografxnerd#p/c/5D61CF36EA22EED5/0/_xwlWlZVjsc