Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 52 minutes ago
Episode 34 - I really dislike the term "hidden gem" because it's the go-to phrase for YouTube click-bait creators, but Elevator Action really does fall squarely into that category. Released by Taito into the arcades in 1994, it was the follow-up to the original 1983 arcade game, which itself was released on the NES. Elevator Action Returns was ported to the Sega Saturn by Ving in 1997, and unfortunately was not released on the Saturn outside of Japan. The game sells for well north of $100 on eBay, but if you're just looking to play the game, you can pick up Taito Legends 2 on either the Playstation 2 or Xbox, as it includes the original arcade version of the game. Do something, because Elevator Action Returns is an awesome game.
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Episode 34 - I really dislike the term "hidden gem" because it's the go-to phrase for YouTube click-bait creators, but Elevator Action really does fall squarely into that category. Released by Taito into the arcades in 1994, it was the follow-up to the original 1983 arcade game, which itself was released on the NES. Elevator Action Returns was ported to the Sega Saturn by Ving in 1997, and unfortunately was not released on the Saturn outside of Japan. The game sells for well north of $100 on eBay, but if you're just looking to play the game, you can pick up Taito Legends 2 on either the Playstation 2 or Xbox, as it includes the original arcade version of the game. Do something, because Elevator Action Returns is an awesome game.
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twitter.com/CGQuarterly
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Homepage:
cgquarterly.com
All box art featured in CGQ videos comes from The Cover Project, fount at thecoverproject.net. Check them out for all of your video game insert needs.
Music courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (smartsound.com/royalty-free-music/incompetech)
