Coach McGuirk - Im gonna kill you. intergalacticman2012 2024-10-12 | Coach McGuirk - Im gonna kill you.
Legend (PS1, Toka) Ending intergalacticman2012 2014-02-23 | I played this game on emulator from start to finish and got a glitch at the "Congratulations, Enter Your Name" screen right after the final boss fight. :( So, I just decided to rip the STR from the disc (I actually have this game) and upload it for all you millions of Legend fans out there. Side note: The game actually has some catchy BG music which does not come up during emulation for some reason, but it seems to play perfectly on a PS2.
Aconcagua (PS1) Playthrough (subtitled) 13/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-07-12 | Episode 13: Rescue Chopper DownedGit to da choppa! I mean away! Git away from da choppa!
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 12/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-21 | Episode 12: Securing CommunicationThanks for watching the first 12 playscenes of Aconcagua! More to come soon...I promise. In the mean time, read this for more on Aconcagua: http://www.listal.com/viewentry/3079890
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 11/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-21 | Episode 11: Infiltrating the Communications Facility
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 10/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-20 | Episode 10: The Mountain Path to the Communications Facility
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 09/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-20 | Episode 9: A Chance to Escape
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 08/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-19 | Episode 8: Taking the Transceiver
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 07/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-18 | Episode 7: Crossing the Gorge
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 06/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-17 | Episode 6: Beginning the Descent
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 05/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-14 | Episode 5: Army Chopper Showdown
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 04/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-14 | Episode 4: Helicopter Attack!
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 03/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-03-01 | Episode 3: Descending the Cliff
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 02/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-02-28 | Episode 2: Survivors in the Snow
Aconcagua PS1 Playthrough (subtitled) 01/24 intergalacticman2012 2013-02-28 | This is a fan translation of the game Aconcagua (WAC WAC!) for the PSone. Review of Aconcagua: http://www.listal.com/viewentry/3079890
The Book of Watermarks (PS1) Ending intergalacticman2012 2012-06-24 | Here are three ending vids from the 1999 Japanese PS1 game The Book of Watermarks. I spliced these videos together using xvidforpsp
Nanatsu no Hikan (PS1) Intro to Game intergalacticman2012 2012-01-22 | Nanatsu no Hikan for the Playstation was released in 1996 by Koei. It was also for the Sega Saturn and had a sequel on the Sega Dreamcast called Nanatsu no Hikan: Senritsu no Bishou. This is from the PSone version. The game starts with this long cutscene to explain everything. Nanatsu-no-Hikan roughly means "The Seven Manors."
Ghost Vibration (PS2, PAL-UK) Gameplay intergalacticman2012 2012-01-17 | Here's a vid capture of Ghost Vibration the PAL-UK version that was apparently never released in the UK (still waiting for someone to correct that factoid if they know the real background of this game). I do think this game was released in Australia, though, so cheers! English for everyone! (Assuming the Japanese version is in Japanese, anyway.) As you can see, the gameplay is pretty cinematic (George walks along that preset path) and the ghost capture parts are in 1st-person perspective. I apologize for my sh*tty ability to use the analog sticks and also for the constant pauses. My vid cap software made the display much darker than the video actually turned out; it was hard to see anything. By the way, all the little glances where George is looking left and right - you can control that which is kinda cool. Also, each ghost has a name and a file as in Fatal Frame. That was the green bar popping up on the bottom left after I ghostbustered their arses..*It would appear one of the PAL versions of the game had a French manual (and boxart too I believe), although the game itself seems to have English subtitles. I'm not sure if the subtitles for this French version are in English only or both French and English. There is also a Spanish version (Spanish boxart, probably Spanish manual and perhaps English and/or Spanish subtitles) as well. No idea what language the dialogs are in these versions, whether English or French/Spanish. The Japanese version is (naturally) in Japanese after all. My copy is completely in English - manual, box insert, subtitles and dialogs (as you can see) are all in English, which is pretty nice and apparently hard to find. As for the actors, they sound Canadian to me.**After more searching through google, I have learned that this game did come in different PAL releases (French, Spanish, Italian, German and English) with the instructions and box art being in the language of the region, but all versions had English-voices and subtitles only (except the Japanese version). I don't know why gamefaqs.com and other sites list this game as never having been released in Europe. If you know more about this game, share in the comments.
Ghost Vibration (PS2) Trailer intergalacticman2012 2012-01-17 | Here's a teaser for the 2003 Artoon/Atari PS2 game Ghost Vibration. There's a bit of mystery surrounding this game. According to gamefaqs.com, the release date for the Japanese version (also called Ghost Vibration) was Jul 4, 2002, and the European release was canceled. The Japanese game was Eidos Interactive, while the PAL version was Atari. Even though the European release was canceled, a PAL version of this game does exist. I know because I'm holding it in my hand right now. The booklet and game are in English and it looks like it was intended for European gamers, but I guess it never made it to the shelves. It most likely only saw release in Australia. My copy has an Australian "mature" rating sticker on it. So, there is a completely playable English PAL version of this game that seems to have never reached the U.K. as far as I know and I know it never came to the US. Also, I uploaded this vid from gamespot.com with no intention whatsoever of stepping on anyone's toes. It's just they have one of the only vids of this game and it's not on YT as far as I know. If I get around to it, I'll upload my own vids of this game. Hopefully this upload doesn't get pulled.
Prisoner of Ice: Demons Descent (PS1) Opening intergalacticman2012 2012-01-14 | Opening movie and credits for the 1997 Infogrames/Xing Entertainment game Prisoner of Ice: Jashin Kourin. Prisoner of Ice was originally published by I Motion in 1995 for PCs in America and Europe (known as Prisoner of Ice: Call of Cthulhu in Europe). In 1997, it was released on the Sega Saturn and Sony Playstation, but only in Japan. This vid is from the PSone version. All the English voiceovers and cutscenes are kept but the menus and gameplay texts are in Japanese. Jashin Kourin (邪神降臨) means "advent of the unholy god."
Ark of Time (PS1) Opening intergalacticman2012 2011-11-29 | Project 2 Interactive. ICE. 1997 PSone PAL-exclusive. Omg, this game is awful.
Ark of Time (PS1) Ending - It Gets Worse Everytime You Watch It intergalacticman2012 2011-11-29 | The ending sequence and credits to the PSone PAL exclusive Ark of Time (1997). As you can probably tell, the woman was voiced by a man. Not sure why that was done when she had a real woman's voice in the rest of the game. But then again, that just goes to show the level of craftsmanship and love put into this one.
Majotachi no Nemuri (PS1) Opening intergalacticman2012 2011-08-17 | Opening for Majotachi no Nemuri or "Sleepless Witches" for the PS1.
Ouma ga toki (PS1) Opening intergalacticman2012 2011-08-17 | Oumagatoki or "The Witching Hour" for the PSone. A sound novel from Japan.
Baroque (PS1) Trailer intergalacticman2012 2011-07-31 | A trailer vid for the PS1 Japanese RPG-horror game Baroque. Includes footage of gameplay.
The Last Report (PS1) Opening (Rare Game) intergalacticman2012 2011-07-31 | Here's a rare adventure game for the PSone.
Darkseed II (PS1) Opening Nightmare intergalacticman2012 2011-07-25 | Darkseed II, the Japanese PSone port.
The Guardian of Darkness (PS1) Opening intergalacticman2012 2011-07-25 | A European exclusive horror adventure game for the PSone.
Overblood (PS1) Dramatic Conclusion (Spoiler) intergalacticman2012 2011-07-21 | Spoiler Alert. One of the ending cutscenes to Overblood, a sci-fi horror for the PSone.
Overblood (PS1) Ending Credits intergalacticman2012 2011-07-21 | Ending CG movie and credits to Overblood (PS1).
Clock Tower II (PS1) Ending intergalacticman2012 2011-07-20 | Ending animation to Clock Tower II: The Struggle Within for the PSone.
19:03 Agano Ueno Hatsu Yakou Ressha (PS1) Opening intergalacticman2012 2011-07-20 | Opening movie for 19:03 Ueno Night Train, a Japanese sound novel for the PSone.
Heisa Byouin (PS1) Opening intergalacticman2012 2011-07-20 | Opening for the Japanese game Heisa Byouin (Closed Hospital) for the PS1.
Night Head (PS1) Intro intergalacticman2012 2011-07-17 | Intro movie to the Japanese game Night Head The Labyrinth (PS1).
Legend (PS1) Intro Movie intergalacticman2012 2011-07-17 | This is a really fun 2-player game for the PS1. Classic sidescrolling hack-n-slash. They don't make 2P games like they used to.
Hellnight (PS1) Ending B - Ivanoff intergalacticman2012 2011-07-17 | Lose Naomi, eventually you get Ivanoff. Keep him alive to the end and you see this.
Hellnight (PS1) Ending A - Naomi intergalacticman2012 2011-07-17 | Ending to Hellnight (aka Dark Messiah) for the PSone. If you keep Naomi alive throughout the whole game, you'll see this ending.
Ending Credits to Virus it is Aware (PS1) - Best Part of the Game intergalacticman2012 2011-07-17 | I hate this game. But here's the other video. It's the best part of this craptastic piece of crap. Seriously. The ending credits and opening vid are the best things going for this POS. Play it only if you are looking for an agonizing way to spend 6 hours of your life. BTW, hold R2 and down to duck. That was NOWHERE IN THE MANUAL, but you need to be able to do that to beat certain parts. I had to find that out by accident on my own.
