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Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Full playthrough of "Contra: Heart of Galuga" for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Hack by Devilmeat.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage, maximum difficulty, bullseye.
#nes #playthrough #hack
Full playthrough of "Contra: Heart of Galuga" for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Hack by Devilmeat.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage, maximum difficulty, bullseye.
#nes #playthrough #hack
![[NES] Contra: Heart of Galuga (v1.0) [hack] - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/U07SX7qq9n4/mqdefault.jpg "[NES] Contra: Heart of Galuga (v1.0) [hack] - Playthrough
Full playthrough of Contra: Heart of Galuga for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Hack by Devilmeat.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage, maximum difficulty, bullseye.
#nes #playthrough #hack")
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Full playthrough of Golden Axe: The Duel for the Sega Saturn.
Golden Axe: The Duel is a 2D fighting game spin-off released on the Sega Saturn, shifting the classic beat-em-up series into a competitive tournament format. Players choose from a roster of both new and familiar faces from the Golden Axe universe, including fan-favorites like Gilius Thunderhead and Death Adder, all vying to prove themselves worthy of wielding the legendary Golden Axe. While featuring standard fighting game mechanics like special moves and combos, it uniquely incorporates a Magic system where characters can unleash powerful, screen-filling spells reminiscent of the original games. Though not as critically acclaimed as some of its Saturn contemporaries, it offers a distinct take on the Golden Axe world within the fighting genre.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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Playthrough of Zoom 909 for the Sega SG-1000.
Zoom 909 is a classic vertical scrolling shoot em up (shmup) released for Segas SG-1000 console. Players control the advanced Zoom 909 spacecraft, navigating it upwards through a continuously scrolling environment while fending off waves of diverse enemy ships and ground targets. The game features multiple stages of increasing difficulty, with players collecting various power-ups to enhance their ships firepower, speed, and defensive capabilities, making it a quintessential early 8-bit arcade-style experience focused on quick reflexes and pattern recognition.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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Full playthrough of Street Fighter Zero for the Sega Saturn.
Street Fighter Zero, known as Street Fighter Alpha in the West, served as a pivotal prequel to Street Fighter II, introducing a vibrant, anime-inspired art style and an expanded roster of characters like Rose, Guy, and Dan. It revolutionized the series gameplay with significant new mechanics such as Alpha Counters, Custom Combos, and Air Blocking, adding deep strategic layers. The Sega Saturn port is widely celebrated as an arcade-perfect conversion, particularly when utilizing the 1MB or 4MB RAM expansion cartridge, ensuring lightning-fast loading and faithful presentation. It stands as a definitive version of a game that revitalized the Street Fighter franchise and remains one of the Saturns essential fighting titles.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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Full playthrough of Asterix for the Arcade.
Konamis 1992 Asterix arcade game is a classic side-scrolling beat em up where players join the iconic Gaulish heroes, Asterix and Obelix, on a quest to rescue their kidnapped friends, Getafix and Cacofonix, from the Romans. Players punch, kick, and use special attacks to battle through hordes of legionaries, centurions, and various Roman-themed bosses across colorful, cartoonish environments that faithfully capture the vibrant humor and distinctive art style of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzos beloved comic series. With its charming animations, cooperative gameplay, and faithful adaptation of the source material, it remains a highly regarded entry in Konamis impressive arcade beat em up catalog.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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Full playthrough of Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors Dreams for the Sega Saturn.
Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors Dreams on the Saturn is a pivotal 2D fighting game, serving as a prequel to Street Fighter II and introducing a faster, more aggressive style of combat. It features a roster of classic characters with revamped designs alongside newcomers like Charlie Nash and Rose, all rendered with vibrant, hand-drawn sprites. The game revolutionized the series with mechanics such as Alpha Counters, multi-level Super Combos (the Super Combo Gauge), and the Custom Combo system, allowing players to unleash devastating, personalized attack sequences. Its fluid animation and deep, combo-driven gameplay made it a critical success and a foundational title for the subsequent *Street Fighter Alpha* series and future Capcom fighters.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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Playthrough of Yie Ar Kung Fu for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Translation: Leonis.
Yie Ar Kung Fu for the Nintendo Entertainment System is a port of the popular arcade fighting game developed by Konami. Released in 1986, it is one of the earliest fighting games, setting the stage for the genre. Players control a martial artist named Oolong, who must defeat a series of opponents, each with unique fighting styles and weapons. The game is recognized for its simple controls and variety of enemies, contributing to the evolution of fighting games despite its relatively basic graphics and mechanics compared to later titles.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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Full playthrough of Baseball Stars for the Neo Geo Pocket.
Baseball Stars for the Neo Geo Pocket delivers a charming and accessible arcade baseball experience, perfectly suited for the handheld. Players can choose from various fictional teams or even create their own, engaging in fast-paced pitching, batting, and fielding action with intuitive controls. While simple enough for quick pick-up-and-play sessions, it offers surprising depth for a portable title, including light team management and the crucial link-cable multiplayer for head-to-head matches, making it a standout sports game on the system.
Features: tool-assisted.
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Full playthrough of Art of Fighting 3: The Path of the Warrior for the Arcade.
Art of Fighting 3: The Path of the Warrior, the final main installment released on Neo Geo arcades, shifted focus to Ryo Sakazakis search for his missing friend Robert Garcia, who is investigating a mysterious girl named Freia Lawrence and encountering the enigmatic Jin Saotome. The game featured a largely new roster, with only Ryo and Robert returning, introducing a fresh cast of characters and a more grounded, realistic art style. Gameplay saw significant refinements with the introduction of the Rush System for fluid combos, Ultimate K.O. for dramatic finishes, and air recoveries, moving towards a more combo-centric and technical fighting system. Visually, AoF3 boasted some of the Neo Geos most detailed sprites and elaborate 3D-rendered backgrounds, pushing the hardwares limits. While praised for its ambitious graphics and animation, its departure from the series established tone and roster made it a somewhat divisive entry among fans, often seen as a technical showcase that paved the way for future SNK fighting game mechanics.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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Full playthrough of Tekken 2 for the Arcade.
Tekken 2 on arcade machines marked a significant leap forward compared to the original, refining the already established 3D fighting game formula. It significantly expanded the character roster, introducing new fighters and alternate versions of existing ones, and deepened the combat system by introducing key mechanics like reversals (blocking and counter-attacking) and smoother arena movement (sidesteps). With improved graphics, detailed arenas, and refined gameplay, Tekken 2 quickly became one of the most popular and competitive titles in arcades worldwide, solidifying the series status as a premier 3D fighting game.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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Playthrough of Road Fighter for the Sega SG-1000.
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Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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Full playthrough of The Castlevania Adventure for the Nintendo Game Boy.
The Castlevania Adventure on Game Boy is an early, simplified entry in the iconic series, following Christopher Belmont as he battles Dracula. While it retains the side-scrolling action and monster-slaying of its console counterparts, it notably lacks sub-weapons and introduces a unique whip power-up system that can be lost upon taking damage. The game is known for its slow pace, clunky controls, and high difficulty, often cited as one of the more frustrating titles in the franchise due to its unforgiving design and limited capabilities compared to later Castlevania installments.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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