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Full playthrough of "Back to the Future" for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Translation: PSCD.
"Back to the Future" for the NES, released in 1989 by LJN, is an action game loosely based on the popular 1985 film. Players control Marty McFly as he navigates various levels to ensure that his parents fall in love and restore the timeline. The gameplay involves dodging obstacles, collecting clocks to keep the photograph of Marty's family from fading, and completing mini-games such as throwing milkshakes at bullies and playing guitar. Despite its association with a beloved movie, the game received criticism for its difficult controls, repetitive gameplay, and tenuous connection to the film's plot.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
#nes #playthrough #nodamage
Full playthrough of "Back to the Future" for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Translation: PSCD.
"Back to the Future" for the NES, released in 1989 by LJN, is an action game loosely based on the popular 1985 film. Players control Marty McFly as he navigates various levels to ensure that his parents fall in love and restore the timeline. The gameplay involves dodging obstacles, collecting clocks to keep the photograph of Marty's family from fading, and completing mini-games such as throwing milkshakes at bullies and playing guitar. Despite its association with a beloved movie, the game received criticism for its difficult controls, repetitive gameplay, and tenuous connection to the film's plot.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
#nes #playthrough #nodamage
![[NES] Back to the Future - Russian Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/m_FMLfiY95g/mqdefault.jpg "[NES] Back to the Future - Russian Playthrough
Full playthrough of Back to the Future for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Translation: PSCD.
Back to the Future for the NES, released in 1989 by LJN, is an action game loosely based on the popular 1985 film. Players control Marty McFly as he navigates various levels to ensure that his parents fall in love and restore the timeline. The gameplay involves dodging obstacles, collecting clocks to keep the photograph of Martys family from fading, and completing mini-games such as throwing milkshakes at bullies and playing guitar. Despite its association with a beloved movie, the game received criticism for its difficult controls, repetitive gameplay, and tenuous connection to the films plot.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[SG1000] Yie Ar Kung-Fu II - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/melo4Tvrcxs/mqdefault.jpg "[SG1000] Yie Ar Kung-Fu II - Playthrough
Playthrough of Yie Ar Kung-Fu II for the Sega SG-1000.
Yie Ar Kung-Fu II for the SG-1000 shifts from its predecessors one-on-one fighting style to a side-scrolling action-brawler. Players control Lee, son of the original games protagonist Oolong, on a mission to rescue his kidnapped family members. Traversing various environments, Lee faces an onslaught of martial arts opponents, using a range of punches, kicks, and jump attacks. The game introduces collectible Wok symbols that allow Lee to unleash powerful special techniques, such as fireballs or flying kicks, to overcome more challenging foes. Each stage culminates in a boss battle, leading Lee closer to confronting the mastermind behind his familys abduction in this early 8-bit take on the beat em up genre.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[NES] Kyouryuu Sentai Juuranger - Russian Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mir4V-ntUYg/mqdefault.jpg "[NES] Kyouryuu Sentai Juuranger - Russian Playthrough
Full playthrough of Kyouryuu Sentai Juuranger for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Translation: PSCD.
Kyouryuu Sentai Juuranger for the Nintendo Entertainment System is a platformer game based on the Japanese Super Sentai series of the same name, which is the source material for the first season of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in the United States. Released exclusively in Japan in 1992, the game allows players to choose from the different Juuranger characters, each with unique abilities. Players battle through various levels filled with enemies and bosses, using special weapons and powers. The game is known for its colorful graphics and faithful representation of the shows characters, providing fans a chance to engage with the series in an interactive format.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage, maximum difficulty.
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![[PC] Injustice 2 - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mj13vv2h12U/mqdefault.jpg "[PC] Injustice 2 - Playthrough
Full playthrough of Injustice 2 for the PC.
Injustice 2 picks up after the fall of Supermans regime, with Batman working to rebuild society while containing the remaining loyalists. However, a new cosmic threat emerges in Brainiac, who seeks to collect Earths cities and destroy the planet. To combat this overwhelming power, Batman is forced to consider an uneasy alliance with a still-imprisoned Superman. Meanwhile, Gorilla Grodds villainous Society attempts to fill the power vacuum, and Supergirl, new to Earth, is caught between her cousins past and the planets future. After defeating Brainiac, the ultimate conflict arises between Batman and Superman over how to use Brainiacs technology: to restore Earth and its people, or to enforce their vision of order, leading to two distinct, impactful endings.
Features: full story mode.
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![[ARC] Fatal Fury 2 - Terry Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nJa_lTe_2o4/mqdefault.jpg "[ARC] Fatal Fury 2 - Terry Playthrough
Full playthrough of Fatal Fury 2 for the Arcade.
Fatal Fury 2 sees the return of Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard, and Joe Higashi as they are drawn into a new global fighting tournament orchestrated by the enigmatic German nobleman, Wolfgang Krauser. Krauser, a powerful martial artist and half-brother to the deceased Geese Howard, seeks to prove himself as the worlds strongest fighter and avenge his brothers defeat. The trio, along with new characters like Mai Shiranui and Kim Kaphwan, must battle their way through Krausers elite henchmen across various international stages, ultimately confronting Krauser himself in his formidable Stroheim Castle to put an end to his reign of terror.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[NES] Darkwing Duck - Russian Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/o-9Ty9PQvpM/mqdefault.jpg "[NES] Darkwing Duck - Russian Playthrough
Full playthrough of Disneys Darkwing Duck for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Translation: Shedevr.
Disneys Darkwing Duck for the NES is a platformer game released by Capcom in 1992. Based on the popular animated TV series, the game follows the adventures of Darkwing Duck, a superhero with a knack for catching criminals. Players guide Darkwing through various levels to thwart his enemies from the Fearsome Five, including familiar villains like Megavolt and Quackerjack. The game is often praised for its solid gameplay, reminiscent of Capcoms Mega Man series, featuring tight controls, varied stages, and a clever use of Darkwings gas gun and cape for attacks and defense. The game captures the humor and style of the original cartoon, making it a favorite among fans of both the show and retro gaming.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage, all bonus stages included.
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![[SAT] X-Men: Children of the Atom - Cyclops Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oWRrTGzfWpg/mqdefault.jpg "[SAT] X-Men: Children of the Atom - Cyclops Playthrough
Full playthrough of X-Men: Children of the Atom for the Sega Saturn.
X-Men: Children of the Atom on the Sega Saturn is a groundbreaking 2D fighting game that served as the precursor to the popular Marvel vs. Capcom series. Featuring a roster of iconic X-Men heroes and villains like Wolverine, Cyclops, Magneto, and Juggernaut, it introduced fast-paced, combo-heavy gameplay with large, colorful sprites and the debut of the Hyper Combo system. The Saturn version was highly praised for its arcade accuracy, delivering a fluid and exciting experience that laid the foundation for Capcoms future crossover fighting titles.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[SGFX] Aldynes: The Mission Code for Rage Crisis - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/opR2OvHRRSk/mqdefault.jpg "[SGFX] Aldynes: The Mission Code for Rage Crisis - Playthrough
Full playthrough of Aldynes: The Mission Code for Rage Crisis for the SuperGrafx.
Aldynes: The Mission Code for Rage Crisis is a vertical-scrolling shoot em up specifically designed for the NEC SuperGrafx, immersing players in a desperate future where humanity faces an overwhelming alien threat. Piloting an advanced fighter ship, your mission is to defend Earth against waves of enemies and colossal bosses. The game features a robust weapon system, allowing players to collect power-ups and strategically deploy satellite-like options that orbit their ship, providing additional firepower and defensive capabilities. Known for its fast-paced action, vibrant visuals, and challenging gameplay, Aldynes was a showcase title that truly pushed the limits of the SuperGrafx hardware, delivering an intense arcade-style experience.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[XONE] Mortal Kombat X - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pCJpeaYkf8o/mqdefault.jpg "[XONE] Mortal Kombat X - Playthrough
Full playthrough of Mortal Kombat X for the Xbox One.
Mortal Kombat X is a fighting game developed by NetherRealm Studios and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. Released in April 2015, it is the tenth main installment in the Mortal Kombat series. The game features a diverse roster of characters, including classic fighters and new additions, each with unique abilities and fighting styles.
Mortal Kombat X introduces a dynamic gameplay system that allows players to choose from three different fighting styles for each character, adding depth and strategy to combat. The game is known for its brutal finishing moves, known as Fatalities, and incorporates a story mode that continues the saga of the Mortal Kombat universe.
Features: full story mode.
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![[SG1000] Wonder Boy - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pxhvVlxvVAQ/mqdefault.jpg "[SG1000] Wonder Boy - Playthrough
Playthrough of Wonder Boy for the Sega SG-1000.
Wonder Boy for the SG-1000 is a classic arcade-style platformer where players control Tom-Tom, a young caveman, on a quest to rescue his girlfriend Tina from the evil King. The game challenges players to navigate vibrant, side-scrolling levels, jumping across gaps, avoiding various prehistoric creatures, and defeating enemies by throwing axes or using a skateboard found in hidden eggs. A crucial element is collecting fruit to maintain Tom-Toms constantly depleting energy bar, which acts as a time limit. As players progress through diverse environments like forests, caves, and oceans, they face off against challenging bosses at the end of each world, aiming for high scores by efficiently clearing stages and collecting all available items.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[NES] Duck Hunt (Game A) - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q1s-IIW7pzg/mqdefault.jpg "[NES] Duck Hunt (Game A) - 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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![[ARC] Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 - Scorpion Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q7-zbAv5mNY/mqdefault.jpg "[ARC] Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 - Scorpion Playthrough
Full playthrough of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 for the Arcade.
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, released in arcades in 1995, served as the definitive and expanded version of its predecessor, Mortal Kombat 3. Building upon the faster, more aggressive combat system of MK3 with its dedicated Run button and chain combos, UMK3 significantly broadened the character roster by reintroducing fan-favorite ninjas like Scorpion, Reptile, and Sub-Zero (both classic and masked), alongside Ermac, Mileena, Rain, and Human Smoke, vastly diversifying the gameplay options. It also added new arenas and rebalanced the existing cast, refining the competitive experience and quickly becoming the preferred choice for fans and competitive players alike.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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