RetroTyGuy

So almost a copy and paste

Back in the day we didn't throw out our NES boxes but instead, Dad would cut them up to fit inside plastic sleeves you'd find at movie rental shops. Trying to keep them "protected" not thinking of collectability. Sigh.

Gamecube Orange Spice all the way!

@Oat Come on, man! Never give up hope. I've heard countless musicians says "This is our last album" or filmmakers say, "After this one, I'm done." In the vastness of time there's always a chance he could suddenly come up with a story he wants to tell.

"All right. It's Saturday night, I have no date, a two-liter bottle of Shasta and my all-Rush mixtape... Let's rock."

Surprised no mention of the Mother series.

Edit - Actually, I see it mentioned in one sentence before the list. You should have included it! One can dream.

Sonic Fan DOES while Paramount's to nothing.

When Konami is releasing Arcade, Castlevania, and Contra collections (each with 8 games) for $19.99, it's kind of hard to swallow these individual releases at $7.99. Sega needs to learn from Konami and Capcom. They have SO many great games they could be releasing in bulk. Bundle these babies up and then you'll see the sales.

Here's hoping Sonic Mania gets a makeover as well.

Cuphead is consuming my game time. Never got to play it until the Switch release.

No love for Konami Anniversary Arcade Collection?

Civilization VI: Thanos Snap Edition

All we need now is The Disney Afternoon Collection! Come on guys!

@BulbasaurusRex Again I disagree. I feel like it holds up. I forgot to mention the vehicle stages in Alex. Just more fun to be had in my opinion.

@Mr_Pepperami I disagree. Alex Kidd in Miracle World was an extremely ambitious game and did things Super Mario Bros (the first one) didn't. The overworld map, the RPG elements (item shops, magic) and the story itself... Alex Kidd is a more fleshed out adventure. Gameplay-wise, SMB is faster, has better controls, and may have better characters, but Alex Kidd in Miracle World is at the very least an 8 out of 10 game.

@Mr_Pepperami Nah this game is a classic and the SEGA AGES version only makes it better. Truly definitive!

@Mach_Rider Ah well, if you want to get technical. I consider Star Fox 64 the second installment in the series even though it's basically a remake. So "Defender of the Universe" is the 3rd Ecco game if you ask me. Ecco Jr though is a spinoff.

@Mach_Rider ECCO 3 was already released on Sega Dreamcast. Great title.

Very telling on how little Nintendo really knows or cares about their old IP.

@sleepinglion Dude, they're selling games from 1985 on the Switch. 34 years tax!

@sikthvash That's a load of pooh-pooh!

Why are there so many people on here saying "Nah man, a Star Fox Racing game would cannibalize Mario Kart sales!" Does no one remember the N64 days when Nintendo released not only Mario Kart 64, but Diddy Kong Racing, Wave Race 64, and F-Zero X?

Newly drawn cut-scenes using unused music? Now this is why I love the M2 Sega Ages line.

Really? SEGA did this a million times better in 1994 with SEGA Channel. This is pitiful.

SEGA needs to finally put out a a proper home release of Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder through this line.

@OorWullie That was hilarious and spoken like a true SEGA fan

It only becomes racist when you ban the episode. I'm sure there was no racial connotation implied by the writers, but our hyper PC culture took it there.

@Majora101 More like too much stability!

I'll have to check mine when I get home. This is alarming.

@pullmyfinger You must really hate NES and SNES games. A lot of those classics "Ducktales", "Mega Man 2", "F-Zero", "Star Fox" clock in at less than an hour.

It's a Pen Pen Tricelon sequel.

@joey302 Don't forget Two Crude (or Two Crude Dudes)

Great! Now if we can get Cadash by Taito...

@WaveBoy I'm the author of the video. I'm sorry you didn't like the content or our discussion, but to go as far as to assume we are pretentious hipsters is maybe a bit much. That's very judgmental. We're just a bunch of guys passionate about retro gaming. I would suggest you watch more of the videos on the channel before you jump to conclusions and labels.

This is a fantastic and classic game from a time when Neo Geo was the best you could get. Arcade at home.

I must note that here in the US the game is also available in Physical format. I got mine from Toys R Us and have seen it on the shelf at Game Stop.

It's a fascinating game... that it ever got made! I remember playing it as a kid with my cousins and we had a blast trying to figure it out. It was new, exciting technology on the Sega CD... but it wasn't meant to be the industry standard. I do have a soft spot for FMV gaming

@chardir Eh, I see nothing wrong with it as long as the article is good and the title not misleading. News publications have been doing this for ages. "Your children may be in DANGER... news at eleven!"

Is it only going to be those 3 games though? It will it be a wide selection such as what you would find in a Netflix style subscription?

Is it only going to be those 3 games though? It will it be a wide selection such as what you would find in a Netflix style subscription?

Please SEGA, give us a physical retail version!

Looks like FloKO got the exclusive rights to it. Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqVa1MB90PU

Copyright claim by "Flosports"???? Whaaaa?

@Jcdbengals I was just thinking this as I read through the comments. I remember buying Saturn Bomberman for $50 back in 1997 and it was the best time. There was no "I won't buy this if it's more than $30" blah blah blah... spoiled indeed! As long as it was a good time it didn't matter how simple it was.

Happy New Year everyone! 2017 promises to be full excitement for the world of Nintendo. Can't wait to see how it pans out!

@LevelJumpr Hi I'm one of the hosts in the video. We omitted Comix Zone after deciding it was a well known game. In fact, we tried to stay away from any games that have been rereleased in compilations such as Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection. Thanks for watching!

@AcclaimDev Cybermorph was only similar to Star Fox in gameplay engine and space theme. The goal of Star Fox was not to solely collect pods.

Trevor McFur (although a side-scrolling shooter) was extremely similar to Star Fox in character, marketing, and storyline. That is what this video aims to discuss.

@nab1 I am the creator of this video. Known the Game Sack guys for years via the retro community. Always been an inspiration. This video of ours is a new format for us in which we're sort of throwing in a little bit of Game Sack, a little Happy Console Gamer, and of course a little bit of our own style. Hope you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.

@pandarino I am probably the biggest Ghostbusters fan that my friends and family know. Saw the new film. It was nothing that will change the world or set your heart on fire, but it was a lot of fun at the movies. It shouldn't be compared to the original film. In fact, the film felt more to me like The Real Ghostbusters cartoon show (or at least it expanded on ideas set off in that show). New ghost-catching weapons, lots of action. Love the cameos from the original cast. I thought the film paid loving homage to the original and at the same time showed us something new. Oh, and it was FUNNY. Had me laughing throughout. Was it better than the original? Of course not! But was it the mess that every fanboy on the internet thought it would be? Not at all.

According to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx_uiFKQgY0 - Only 20,000 were produced. The issue you run into is that the carts that didn't sell after clearance were most likely destroyed. And because virtually all copies were rented out many times before sold to customers, it's EXTREMELY hard to find one of these in mint condition - let alone complete in box.

Haha, reading this article and reliving the video through your words was a trip! Thanks for the article Damien!