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Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Full playthrough of "Mortal Kombat Advance" for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance.
Mortal Kombat Advance for the Game Boy Advance was an ambitious, yet largely criticized, port attempting to bring the Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 experience to handhelds. While it featured a robust roster of fan-favorite characters and the series' signature fatalities, its execution was deeply flawed: players often struggled with unresponsive controls, making special moves and combos notoriously difficult to execute, while the notoriously unfair AI presented an almost insurmountable challenge. Coupled with compressed graphics and tinny audio, Mortal Kombat Advance became notorious more for its frustrating gameplay than for successfully delivering the brutal fighting action of its console counterparts, ultimately being a significant disappointment for fans.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
#gba #playthrough #nodamage
Full playthrough of "Mortal Kombat Advance" for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance.
Mortal Kombat Advance for the Game Boy Advance was an ambitious, yet largely criticized, port attempting to bring the Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 experience to handhelds. While it featured a robust roster of fan-favorite characters and the series' signature fatalities, its execution was deeply flawed: players often struggled with unresponsive controls, making special moves and combos notoriously difficult to execute, while the notoriously unfair AI presented an almost insurmountable challenge. Coupled with compressed graphics and tinny audio, Mortal Kombat Advance became notorious more for its frustrating gameplay than for successfully delivering the brutal fighting action of its console counterparts, ultimately being a significant disappointment for fans.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
#gba #playthrough #nodamage
![[GBA] Mortal Kombat Advance - Scorpion Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cbOZMCTvIIw/mqdefault.jpg "[GBA] Mortal Kombat Advance - Scorpion Playthrough
Full playthrough of Mortal Kombat Advance for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance.
Mortal Kombat Advance for the Game Boy Advance was an ambitious, yet largely criticized, port attempting to bring the Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 experience to handhelds. While it featured a robust roster of fan-favorite characters and the series signature fatalities, its execution was deeply flawed: players often struggled with unresponsive controls, making special moves and combos notoriously difficult to execute, while the notoriously unfair AI presented an almost insurmountable challenge. Coupled with compressed graphics and tinny audio, Mortal Kombat Advance became notorious more for its frustrating gameplay than for successfully delivering the brutal fighting action of its console counterparts, ultimately being a significant disappointment for fans.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
#gba #playthrough #nodamage")
![[NGPC] Pac-Man - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cfZKAQFwXxU/mqdefault.jpg "[NGPC] Pac-Man - Playthrough
Playthrough of Pac-Man for the Neo Geo Pocket Color.
Pac-Man on the Neo Geo Pocket Color delivers a faithful and highly enjoyable portable rendition of the iconic arcade classic. Players navigate the titular yellow hero through a maze, gobbling up all the dots while meticulously avoiding the four colorful ghosts – Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde. Power pellets offer a brief window to turn the tables, allowing Pac-Man to consume his pursuers for bonus points. The games simple yet addictive loop, combined with the NGPCs excellent clicky joystick, makes it a perfect fit for on-the-go play, providing a timeless and engaging arcade experience.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[A500] Hugo - På Nye Eventyr Del 2 - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/d8sFn8JsjRc/mqdefault.jpg "[A500] Hugo - På Nye Eventyr Del 2 - Playthrough
Full Playthrough of Hugo - På Nye Eventyr Del 2 for the Amiga 500.
Hugo - På Nye Eventyr Del 2 for Amiga 500 is a direct continuation of the popular arcade-style mini-game collection, where players once again guide Hugo the troll on a quest to rescue his family, typically Hugoline, from the clutches of the evil witch Scylla. Similar to its predecessor, this installment features a new set of diverse, action-packed challenges. Each mini-game demands quick reflexes and precise timing to overcome obstacles and progress through different environments, all with the ultimate goal of successfully completing these varied trials to confront Scylla and save his loved ones.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[NES] Duck Hunt (Game C) - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dGd_O-EKgLA/mqdefault.jpg "[NES] Duck Hunt (Game C) - Playthrough
Playthrough of Duck Hunt for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Duck Hunt is an iconic light gun shooter game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), famously bundled with the console and the NES Zapper peripheral in 1985. Players use the Zapper to aim and shoot at ducks that fly across the screen, earning points for successful hits. The game features a memorable, if sometimes infuriating, pixelated dog that retrieves fallen birds or, to the players chagrin, laughs at their misses. With its simple yet engaging gameplay and two distinct modes (duck hunting and clay pigeon shooting), Duck Hunt became a quintessential title for the NES, showcasing the innovative Zapper accessory and cementing its place as a beloved classic in video game history.
Features: tool-assisted.
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![[SMS] Streets of Rage - Axel Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dT3L1FXO_MY/mqdefault.jpg "[SMS] Streets of Rage - Axel Playthrough
Full playthrough of Streets of Rage for the Sega Master System.
Streets of Rage on the Sega Master System is a side-scrolling beat em up that sees former police officers Axel Stone and Blaze Fielding take on the crime syndicate led by the mysterious Mr. X, who has plunged the city into chaos. While it retains the core premise of its Genesis counterpart, this Master System port is a single-player experience, featuring a reduced character roster, simplified graphics, and fewer stages, offering a more constrained, yet still recognizable, take on the classic brawler formula.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[GB] Castlevania II: Belmonts Revenge - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ePoeuuKP6hM/mqdefault.jpg "[GB] Castlevania II: Belmonts Revenge - Playthrough
Full playthrough of Castlevania II: Belmonts Revenge for the Nintendo Game Boy.
Castlevania II: Belmonts Revenge for the Game Boy sees Christopher Belmont return to battle Dracula, who has been resurrected by his own corrupted son, Soleiyu. Players must guide Christopher through four distinct elemental castles to free Soleiyu from Draculas influence, before finally assaulting Draculas demonic stronghold. The game features classic Castlevania action, utilizing Christophers iconic whip and sub-weapons, and is widely praised as a challenging yet refined portable entry in the series, improving significantly upon its predecessor.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[SAT] Street Fighter Zero 2 - Ryu Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ekqmhHmVlOw/mqdefault.jpg "[SAT] Street Fighter Zero 2 - Ryu Playthrough
Full playthrough of Street Fighter Zero 2 for the Sega Saturn.
Street Fighter Zero 2 Dash for the Sega Saturn is the definitive, enhanced port of the acclaimed 2D fighting game, building upon the core Street Fighter Zero 2 (Alpha 2) experience. This version notably introduces fan-favorite playable characters like Evil Ryu and Shin Akuma, alongside its fast-paced combat, innovative ISM systems for varied playstyles, and a diverse roster. Utilizing the Saturns 4MB RAM cartridge, the port achieved near arcade-perfect fidelity, making it a highly regarded and essential title for fighting game enthusiasts on the platform.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[ARC] Fatal Fury: King of Fighters - Terry Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fZkuzQidZ7c/mqdefault.jpg "[ARC] Fatal Fury: King of Fighters - Terry Playthrough
Full playthrough of Fatal Fury: King of Fighters for the Arcade.
SNKs 1991 arcade fighting game, Fatal Fury - King of Fighters, kicked off the iconic Fatal Fury series, following brothers Terry and Andy Bogard, and their friend Joe Higashi, as they enter the dangerous King of Fighters tournament hosted by the ruthless crime lord Geese Howard to avenge their fathers death. Distinguished by its innovative two-plane fighting system, allowing players to move between the foreground and background, it offered a unique strategic layer. Despite a simpler three-button control scheme, its gritty presentation and memorable cast made it a significant early entry for SNK in the fighting game genre, laying foundational elements for their future successes.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[SAT] Final Fight Revenge - Cody Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/f_xuSRrvseU/mqdefault.jpg "[SAT] Final Fight Revenge - Cody Playthrough
Full playthrough of Final Fight Revenge for the Sega Saturn.
Final Fight Revenge marked a significant departure for the beloved beat em up series, transforming it into a 3D fighting game for arcades and later the Sega Saturn. Players could control familiar characters like Haggar, Cody, and Guy, alongside villains from the series, in one-on-one battles that incorporated weapon pickups and 3D sidestepping. However, despite its unique premise, the game was largely met with a negative reception, criticized for its clunky controls, uninspired graphics, and unpolished gameplay, making it a generally forgotten and often maligned entry in the Final Fight legacy.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[NES] Super Mario Bros. - Russian Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ffQZ0TQgtJg/mqdefault.jpg "[NES] Super Mario Bros. - Russian Playthrough
Full playthrough of Super Mario Bros. for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Translation: Guyver.
Super Mario Bros. for the Nintendo Entertainment System, released in 1985, is a legendary platformer that revolutionized the gaming industry. Players control Mario, a plumber on a quest to rescue Princess Toadstool (Peach) from the villainous Bowser. The game features side-scrolling levels filled with various enemies, obstacles, and power-ups such as Super Mushrooms, Fire Flowers, and Starmen. Known for its precise controls, memorable level design, and iconic music, Super Mario Bros. set the standard for the platforming genre and became a cultural phenomenon, establishing Mario as one of gamings most recognizable characters.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[NGPC] SNK Gals Fighters - Leona Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ffViY7qe3XA/mqdefault.jpg "[NGPC] SNK Gals Fighters - Leona Playthrough
Full playthrough of SNK Gals Fighters for the Neo Geo Pocket Color.
SNK Gals Fighters for the Neo Geo Pocket Color is a charming and surprisingly deep 2D fighting game starring an all-female roster of popular SNK characters, rendered in an adorable super-deformed art style. Despite its cute visuals, it offers a competitive experience with a streamlined two-button control scheme that still allows for intricate combos and special moves. Players engage in the Queen of Fighters tournament, utilizing a unique Charm system to customize their fighters abilities, making for a lighthearted yet engaging portable fighting experience that perfectly blends accessibility with strategic depth.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[ARC] RoboCop - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fkKPZsDePKQ/mqdefault.jpg "[ARC] RoboCop - Playthrough
Full playthrough of RoboCop for the Arcade.
Data Easts 1988 RoboCop arcade game is a side-scrolling run-and-gun beat em up that faithfully adapts the gritty, violent atmosphere of the 1987 film. Players control the cybernetic law enforcer, RoboCop, as he patrols the crime-ridden streets of Old Detroit, battling various criminals, thugs, and rival robots like ED-209. The gameplay primarily involves shooting enemies with RoboCops auto-9 pistol, which can be upgraded with power-ups, alongside occasional melee attacks. The game features distinct levels based on movie locations, culminating in boss encounters, and was praised for its detailed graphics, digitized speech, and challenging action that captured the essence of the movies dark futuristic setting.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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