![[Longplay] NES - Totally Rad (4K, 60FPS) @xRavenXP](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gbZU8ccqBus/maxresdefault.jpg)
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Game: Totally Rad
System: Nintendo Entertainment System
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Totally Rad, an action platform game exclusive to the NES, released in 1990 in Japan (under the name Magic John) and in 1991 in the United States and Europe. The game was developed by Aicom and published in the West by Jaleco.
In the game, we control Jake, a young apprentice magician who studies magic under the tutelage of master Zebediah Pong. During a magic show, his girlfriend, Alisson, is kidnapped and his mentor ends up teaching him some tricks so that the boy can save the girl and her father, who is a scientist. The villains want to take possession of Alisson's father's knowledge to create an underground army and dominate the world.
The game has a style that is very reminiscent of the Mega Man games, with 2D level progression. Jake uses magic to defeat enemies, both regular magic (which is infinite and can be charged), and special magic, which allows him to heal himself, paralyze enemies, use devastating attacks and even transform into other creatures. The game had more potential, but there are some flaws: you can't fire charged magic while jumping and there are no items, neither healing nor magic, which forces the player to ration magic to avoid trouble. The cutscenes between stages are well done and help to understand the game's story, and the graphics and music are standard for the NES.
Totally Rad is not a bad game, but it also had the potential to be better.
I hope you enjoy the video.
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Game: Totally Rad
System: Nintendo Entertainment System
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Totally Rad, an action platform game exclusive to the NES, released in 1990 in Japan (under the name Magic John) and in 1991 in the United States and Europe. The game was developed by Aicom and published in the West by Jaleco.
In the game, we control Jake, a young apprentice magician who studies magic under the tutelage of master Zebediah Pong. During a magic show, his girlfriend, Alisson, is kidnapped and his mentor ends up teaching him some tricks so that the boy can save the girl and her father, who is a scientist. The villains want to take possession of Alisson's father's knowledge to create an underground army and dominate the world.
The game has a style that is very reminiscent of the Mega Man games, with 2D level progression. Jake uses magic to defeat enemies, both regular magic (which is infinite and can be charged), and special magic, which allows him to heal himself, paralyze enemies, use devastating attacks and even transform into other creatures. The game had more potential, but there are some flaws: you can't fire charged magic while jumping and there are no items, neither healing nor magic, which forces the player to ration magic to avoid trouble. The cutscenes between stages are well done and help to understand the game's story, and the graphics and music are standard for the NES.
Totally Rad is not a bad game, but it also had the potential to be better.
I hope you enjoy the video.
![[Longplay] NES - Totally Rad (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gbZU8ccqBus/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] NES - Totally Rad (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Totally Rad
System: Nintendo Entertainment System
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Totally Rad, an action platform game exclusive to the NES, released in 1990 in Japan (under the name Magic John) and in 1991 in the United States and Europe. The game was developed by Aicom and published in the West by Jaleco.
In the game, we control Jake, a young apprentice magician who studies magic under the tutelage of master Zebediah Pong. During a magic show, his girlfriend, Alisson, is kidnapped and his mentor ends up teaching him some tricks so that the boy can save the girl and her father, who is a scientist. The villains want to take possession of Alissons fathers knowledge to create an underground army and dominate the world.
The game has a style that is very reminiscent of the Mega Man games, with 2D level progression. Jake uses magic to defeat enemies, both regular magic (which is infinite and can be charged), and special magic, which allows him to heal himself, paralyze enemies, use devastating attacks and even transform into other creatures. The game had more potential, but there are some flaws: you cant fire charged magic while jumping and there are no items, neither healing nor magic, which forces the player to ration magic to avoid trouble. The cutscenes between stages are well done and help to understand the games story, and the graphics and music are standard for the NES.
Totally Rad is not a bad game, but it also had the potential to be better.
I hope you enjoy the video.")
![[Longplay] SNES - Raiden Trad [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gq2lL_WO8lc/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] SNES - Raiden Trad [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Raiden Trad
System: Super Nintendo
Version: (US)
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This is the longplay of the game Raiden, a vertical shooter initially released in arcades in 1990 and then on consoles. This is the Super Nintendo version, released in 1991 under the name Raiden Trad.
The game is set in the year 2090, when the inhabitants of Earth have established what they believe to be a lasting world peace.
At this time (more precisely in the late year 2089), an alien life form known as Crystals invaded Earth. The Crystals took control of most of Earths military equipment to use in the invasion. Shining metallic objects seemed to fill the midnight skies on that fateful night of December 2, 2089. The attack was underway, taking the people of Earth completely by surprise.
In response, the worldwide organization known as Vanquish Crystal Defense (VCD) develops the Fighting Thunder attack ship, a cutting-edge weapon based on Crystal technology. To survive against the invaders and fight back, the VCD uses the Fighting Thunder as humanitys only hope. Several pilots were tested, but only two passed the tests to pilot that model of aircraft.
The player controls a ship equipped with weapons such as machine guns and lasers, as well as smartbombs. During the game, it is possible to pick up items to obtain two types of weapons, the items being red (machine gun) or blue (laser), and it is necessary to shoot the items icon to change its color. In addition, you can also pick up items to upgrade your weapons, get more bombs, medals to add points and extra lives.
The game is a good port of the Arcade version, quite faithful. The video was made on the Pro level and playing with 2 players. I hope you like it.")
![[Longplay] GEN - Paprium [100%] [2 Players] [Homebrew] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hAxbp-a1WKs/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] GEN - Paprium [100%] [2 Players] [Homebrew] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Paprium
System: Sega Genesis
Version: (US)
This is the longplay for Paprium, an action and beat em up game developed and distributed by Watermelon and released in 2020 exclusively for the Sega Genesis.
The games story revolves around a fictional city called Paprium, a metropolis built after a nuclear war somewhere near Shanghai, Tokyo, and Pyongyang in the year 8A2, the hexadecimal value for the number 2210. The city is extremely violent and dominated by crime and corruption, with numerous class conflicts occurring where one group seeks to destroy the other in order to control territories. The game stars three characters: Tug, a tall man with great physical strength; Alex, a young woman skilled in the use of bladed weapons with great agility; and Dice, a middle-aged man with balanced strength and agility attributes. Together, the three will need to fight to restore order and sweep crime from the city of Paprium, and to do so they will fight with their bare fists.
Paprium is a beat em up inspired by games like Streets of Rage and Final Fight, where players must attack enemies with punches, kicks, and weapons from the environment. In the game, we control Tug, Alex, and Dice in their crusade against crime, traversing apocalyptic scenarios. The heroes can use high and low punches with their bare hands and also use melee weapons, such as knives, pipes, and electrified batons to attack at close range or throw these weapons at long range at enemies. They can also use a drug called Blu, which appears in the form of a blue pill and can grant temporary invulnerability and increased attack power to the user. In addition, they can also use vehicles and humanoid creatures as mounts, similar to Golden Axe.
The game features alternative paths, and it is necessary to traverse them to unlock two secret characters (Ba Ba and L-Ektra), as well as choosing to place characters on thrones after a certain period in order to unlock alternative routes. Unlocking all the routes requires not only a lot of planning, but also playing them multiple times in order to unlock the longest route in the game (where you also see the best ending). The games graphics are good and well-made, the soundtrack (composed by David Burton, aka Groovemaster303, and Trevin Hughes, aka Jredd) is very well done, with some very memorable songs that match the chaotic atmosphere of the game. The gameplay is simple, but full of problems, with the risk of grabbing and not being able to easily release your teammate, in addition to relatively repetitive enemies and a somewhat precarious hitbox. The game had a lot of potential, but it is full of bugs that greatly hinder the experience, especially graphical artifacts when explosions occur along with many elements on the screen and moments where, in the transition from one screen to another, the character walks and his sprite does not move his legs (this is solved by jumping). The environments are well-crafted for the games futuristic cyberpunk theme, however, most of them take place indoors, and I confess I expected something with plenty of open spaces to better explore the city of Paprium. While the games music is of good quality, the same cannot be said of the sound effects, which are quite generic. The game attempts to lengthen the game to increase replayability, but this ends up being too long and sometimes even tedious, since each of the three main routes (where its necessary to leave a character on the throne) needs to be played three times, making the games longevity very repetitive.
Paprium was planned by Watermelon since 2012 as a revolutionary game, promising graphics that went far beyond the original capabilities of the Mega Drive, among other things, and for this, a crowdfunding campaign was launched, selling cartridges to project supporters. Its development was plagued by problems, such as extreme delays and lack of communication, with many original backers never receiving their physical copies, leading to accusations of fraud, and many promises (such as Steam, PS4, and Nintendo Switch versions) not being fulfilled. The cartridge also has a special chip called Datenmeister, which expands the games capabilities beyond the native limits of the Mega Drive and makes it difficult to play on emulators. After a long time, the game was finally emulated, although the emulation is not entirely perfect and is quite experimental. My verdict? Its not a bad game, but it could have been much better if it had been better cared for and if the company that developed it had been more responsible. Watermelon did a good job with the RPG Pier Solar, but when it came to Paprium, they faltered greatly with those who trusted them. The video was made in Original Mode and played in 14 playthroughs (yes, 14, you read that right). I hope you enjoy it.")
![[Longplay] SNES - Super Mario World SMB3 Style [Hack] [100%] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hKy9BsjSiZA/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] SNES - Super Mario World SMB3 Style [Hack] [100%] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros 3 Style
System: Super Nintendo
Version: 2022 Update
This is the longplay of the game Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros Style Hack, a Super Mario World hack game released in 2022 by romhacker HiroGS.
The premise of this hack is to make Super Mario World with the same graphic style as Super Mario Bros 3 (more precisely the version present in the Super Mario All-Stars collection), scenarios and music, as well as some enemies. It is a good version, even with a few bugs and some slightly modified content (for example: the Chocolate Island level does not have multiple paths like in the original version and the exit with the key is at the beginning of the level). The video was recorded obtaining all the exits and the Dragon Coins (even though you are forced to leave one behind in order to get a larger amount in the next stage of the level, such as in the Gnarly level).
I hope you enjoy the video.")
![[Longplay] GEN - Golden Axe III [2 Players] [Best Ending] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hST-Yc8SnC4/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] GEN - Golden Axe III [2 Players] [Best Ending] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Golden Axe III
System: Sega Genesis
Version: (JP)
This is the longplay of the game Golden Axe III, a side-scrolling beat em up game developed and published by Sega, released for the Sega Genesis in Japan on June 25, 1993. Later, the game was released digitally in the United States through the Sega Channel.
The story of Golden Axe III, like the previous games, revolves around the legendary Golden Axe, which grants its wielder almost limitless power. It has once again been stolen by evil forces, placing the land of Yuria in great danger. The culprit this time is a being called the Prince of Darkness, who, possessing the Golden Axe, cast a terrible curse upon all the warriors of Yuria. Among the heroes who will embark on the quest for the Golden Axe are the barbarian Kain Grinder, the amazon Sarah Barn, the giant Braoude Cragger, and the feline man Chronos Evil Lait, each with different attributes of strength and agility. From the previous games, only the dwarf Gilius Thunderhead appears, and even then, he is an NPC, assuming the role of mentor to the heroes.
The game has some innovations, such as alternative paths (which you can follow as one or several), as well as allowing physical and magical attacks in combination. The game also allows you to rescue people who are imprisoned and also use mounts to defeat enemies. Between stages, goblins try to steal from the heroes while they sleep, so it is necessary to attack these little thieves to avoid losing your magic potions. Unlike previous games, Golden Axe III is considered by many to be the black sheep of the series, due to its high degree of difficulty, even on normal difficulty. There is a move to block attacks, but here it works very poorly, while enemies can perform this move with relative ease. The graphics are not bad, but they are relatively weak for 1993, when games with superior graphics were already being released. The music and sound effects are competent. The game has two endings, one bad and one good.
The video was made with 2 players, following only the bottom route, saving the possessed characters (which you didnt choose to play as) and with the good ending.
I hope you enjoy it.
Player 1: xRavenXP
Player 2: Henplay")
![[Longplay] GBA - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to The Past [100%] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hlXIvpv8gJQ/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] GBA - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to The Past [100%] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past & Four Swords
System: Game Boy Advance
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, an action/rpg/adventure game originally released for the Super Nintendo and ported to the Game Boy Advance, released in the United States in 2002 and in the rest of the world in 2003. This game was formally released under the title The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past & Four Swords.
In the game, we control Link, who sets out on a journey to save the land of Hyrule, prevent Ganons return, and free the seven maidens descended from the Ancient Sages. The story is a prequel to previous games in the series, involving the ancestors of Link and Princess Zelda. This game uses a top-down 3/4 perspective similar to the original The Legend of Zelda (released for the NES), in addition to introducing the Master Sword and an alternate world.
This port introduces voices to the character when he attacks or falls into holes, as well as minor changes to the game, the most notable being the controls adapted to the GBA, as well as minor differences in the design of the Ice Temple.
The game is considered one of my favorites, as well as one of the best of all time. This version, in addition to including the classic game, also includes the Four Swords mode, focused on cooperative multiplayer and with randomly generated dungeons, to encourage cooperation between players.
The video was made collecting all the items and upgrades. I hope you enjoy it.")
![[Longplay] 3DS - Gunman Clive (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hx125BRQnHo/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] 3DS - Gunman Clive (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Gunman Clive
System: Nintendo 3DS
Version: (US)")
![[Longplay] SAT - Saturn Bomberman [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iHPk0mqlQeY/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] SAT - Saturn Bomberman [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Saturn Bomberman
System: Sega Saturn
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Saturn Bomberman, an action and maze game developed by Hudson Soft and released exclusively for the Sega Saturn in July 1996 in Japan, May 1997 in Europe and September 1997 in North America.
The games story begins with its protagonist, Bomberman, doing routine patrolling in the galaxy. While flying on patrol, looking for threats to the peace the world so cherishes, Bomberman encounters a light coming from the undergrowth of the rainforest. Rising from the green depths, the Crystal Tower appeared.
But the crystals that contained the monster Crator inside the tower were stolen, causing the monster to escape. Then Bomberman receives a message from Dr. Ein via radio and asks the hero to retrieve the crystals before its too late!
In the game we control Bomberman, who has his classic scheme of planting bombs to explode blocks in search of items and also to defeat enemies along the way. A major feature of the Bomberman series are the mounts, which in this version are dinosaurs with different colors and abilities, which can grow and evolve in level by defeating enemies and winning stages. The games graphics are very beautiful, the soundtrack is very good and the stages are connected to each other almost without pauses. The game also stood out for having a co-op multiplayer in Normal Mode and also a competitive one in Battle Mode, both conventionally and allowing up to 10 players to play at the same time (this functionality was restricted to Japan), in addition to the Master Game (exclusively Single Player, where the player needs to eliminate all enemies on each floor, 20 in total. The objective is to get a high score and face one of the 5 Bomber Instructors as bosses.
The game was made in Normal Mode, with 2 players and trying to show and use all the dinosaurs alternately (while at the end we decided which ones to maximize and use for the rest of the game).
Hope you like it.")
![[Longplay] PCE-CD - Valis III (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ig4Rs-nOp78/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] PCE-CD - Valis III (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Valis III
System: PC Engine CD
Version: (US)")
![[Longplay] GEN - Hokuto no Ken: Shin Seikimatsu Kyuuseishu Densetsu (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ilWkAY8LZ8c/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] GEN - Hokuto no Ken: Shin Seikimatsu Kyuuseishu Densetsu (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Hokuto no Ken: Shin Seikimatsu Kyuuseishu Densetsu
System: Sega Genesis
Version: (JP) Eng-Translation
This is the longplay of the game Hokuto no Ken: Shin Seikimatsu Kyūseishu Densetsu: Hokuto no Ken (lit. Fist of the North Star: The New Legend of the Post-Apocalyptic Messiah), a side-scrolling action game produced and distributed by Sega, released exclusively for the Sega Genesis in July 1989 in Japan and the United States and in 1990 in Europe. It is the second Hokuto no Ken video game released by Sega and serves as a sequel to their previous Hokuto no Ken video game released for the Mark III (Japanese Master System), which in the West was called Black Belt. The plot picks up where the previous game left off, after the defeat of Raoh, and adapts the Tentei and Shura no Kuni story arcs from the original manga.
In the game we control Kenshiro, protagonist of the saga, in an arc that is based on the last chapters of the manga (more precisely between chapters 137-210), part of which was made into an anime called Hokuto no Ken 2. Kenshiro needs to go through the stages , beat enemies and bosses. Each chapter has several phases, which need to be covered on a map and in addition to defeating enemies, the hero needs to find his allies and interact with them to strengthen himself and continue the story.
The game has good graphics, but gameplay is a little slow, but relatively easy to get used to. The hero can use blows to defeat enemies and disarm traps. This is a version translated from Japanese to English by Ernani S. Costa, who not only translated the game but also left the game with a slightly lower difficulty, unlike the original game which is very difficult. The game is better to play with these small improvements.
Because it does not have the license for the Hokuto No Ken brand, the West (USA and Europe), the game was called Last Battle, receiving censorship and having the characters names changed, but maintaining the same story. This video shows the Japanese version.
Hope you like it.")
![[Longplay] NES - Vice Project Doom (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ipC9szh-sqE/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] NES - Vice Project Doom (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Vice Project Doom
System: Nintendo Entertainment System
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Vice Project Doom, an action and platform game developed by Aicom and distributed by Sammy Corporation, which was released in Japan (under the name Gun-Dec) and in the United States in 1991, exclusively for the NES.
According to the instruction manual, the story of this game takes place in a futuristic world, where aliens landed on Earth centuries ago and created a green gel that they used to survive. This gel is used by some humans as a drug, which can have lethal side effects. In addition, the aliens use clones to hide from humans. Behind this alien race is a corporation called BEDA, which is responsible for producing the gel clandestinely.
The game stars Quinn Hart, an officer in the Vice unit, which gives the game its name. Harts mission is to search for the source of this gel and investigate the whereabouts of his missing partner Reese, while also facing the entire alien threat.
The game is basically action and platform and Hart has three attacks to deal with enemies: a laser whip, a . 44 Magnum pistol and Hand Grenades. In addition to the platform stages, there are also Vertical Shooter and Rail Shooter stages.
The game has great graphics and gameplay, has a good story and cutscenes that complement the story told in the instruction manual. The soundtrack is good for the NES. It is certainly one of the best-looking games on the console and one that used the NESs capabilities a lot.
I hope you enjoy the video.")
![[Longplay] SNES - Battletoads in Battlemaniacs [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/j-0t7jgszcg/mqdefault.jpg "[Longplay] SNES - Battletoads in Battlemaniacs [2 Players] (4K, 60FPS)
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Game: Battletoads in Battlemaniacs
System: Super Nintendo
Version: (US)
This is the longplay of the game Battletoads in Battlemaniacs, an action and beatnup game developed by Rare and published by Tradewest (USA), Nintendo (Europe) and Masaya (Japan). The game was released for Super Nintendo in 1993 in the United States, Europe and Australia, and in 1994 in Japan. The game also received a version for the Sega Master System, released in Brazil in 1996 by Tectoy.
The story of the game revolves around the trio of frogs Zitz, Rash and Pimple, who must stop a new threat called Silas Volkmire, who has allied with the Dark Queen to dominate the Universe through virtual reality. The story begins with the Battletoads visiting the Gyachung-La fortress, located in northern Tibet. The Battletoads teacher and supervisor, T. Bird, has invited them to witness the first demonstration of the Psicone Corporation, which is a virtual reality gaming system called T.R.I.P.S. (Total Reality Integrated Playing System). While showing the artificial world of the system (titled The Gamescape), an apocalypse pig jumps out of the screen and kidnaps Michiko Tashoku (daughter of Yuriko Tashoku, CEO of Psicone Corporation). Zitz tries to rescue her, but is defeated by the pig and captured as well. The pig escapes back to the Gamescape and Silas Volkmire appears on the screen, announcing his plans to transform the real world into his own Gamescape, and that Michiko and Zitz are being held captive by the evil Dark Queen. In light of this, Pimple and Rash are left with the mission of rescuing Michiko and Zitz, as well as defeating the Dark Queen once again.
The game is typically a platform and beatnup, but the style varies depending on the levels. The game is a relative evolution in relation to the NES Battletoads, with fewer bugs, better graphics and greater fluidity. Just like the original NES version, this sequel has a pretty insane level of challenge, with stages full of traps and overpowered enemies, demanding a lot from the player. The graphics are very good, with a cartoonish style, and the soundtrack is good and adequate. The game has a solo mode and also 2P modes A and B, where you can choose whether or not to hit your friend. Even though it is a little less difficult, Battletoads in Battlemaniacs inherits a lot of the difficulty level that made the original NES version famous. The video was made in 2 player B (no hitting your friend), and it also has the best ending. I hope you like it.
Player 1: xRavenXP (Pimple)
Player 2: Henplay (Rash)")
