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Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Full playthrough of "Battle Ace" for the SuperGrafx.
Battle Ace is a vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up developed and published by Hudson Soft for the NEC SuperGrafx in 1989. As one of the few exclusive titles for the console, it served as a showcase for the SuperGrafx's enhanced capabilities. Players pilot a transforming mech/jet, battling against an invading alien force across multiple stages. The game features a variety of power-ups to enhance the player's firepower and a diverse range of enemies and challenging bosses, delivering a classic arcade-style shooting experience that pushed the graphical and sound capabilities of the SuperGrafx hardware.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
#supergrafx #playthrough #nodamage
Full playthrough of "Battle Ace" for the SuperGrafx.
Battle Ace is a vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up developed and published by Hudson Soft for the NEC SuperGrafx in 1989. As one of the few exclusive titles for the console, it served as a showcase for the SuperGrafx's enhanced capabilities. Players pilot a transforming mech/jet, battling against an invading alien force across multiple stages. The game features a variety of power-ups to enhance the player's firepower and a diverse range of enemies and challenging bosses, delivering a classic arcade-style shooting experience that pushed the graphical and sound capabilities of the SuperGrafx hardware.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
#supergrafx #playthrough #nodamage
![[SGFX] Battle Ace - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wve_TtVkeWE/mqdefault.jpg "[SGFX] Battle Ace - Playthrough
Full playthrough of Battle Ace for the SuperGrafx.
Battle Ace is a vertical-scrolling shoot em up developed and published by Hudson Soft for the NEC SuperGrafx in 1989. As one of the few exclusive titles for the console, it served as a showcase for the SuperGrafxs enhanced capabilities. Players pilot a transforming mech/jet, battling against an invading alien force across multiple stages. The game features a variety of power-ups to enhance the players firepower and a diverse range of enemies and challenging bosses, delivering a classic arcade-style shooting experience that pushed the graphical and sound capabilities of the SuperGrafx hardware.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
#supergrafx #playthrough #nodamage")
![[GB] BattleCity - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wzWfyGW_x_E/mqdefault.jpg "[GB] BattleCity - Playthrough
Full playthrough of BattleCity for the Nintendo Game Boy.
BattleCity on Game Boy is a classic top-down arcade tank combat game where players control a tank with the primary mission of defending their eagle-shaped base from relentless waves of enemy tanks. Navigating various maze-like stages, you must strategically destroy all incoming enemy forces while also preventing them from reaching and demolishing your headquarters. Power-ups, such as stars to upgrade your tanks firepower and speed, or shovels to reinforce your bases walls, add depth to the frantic action, making it a simple yet addictive shooter that tests your reflexes and tactical thinking across its many challenging levels.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[ARC] Mortal Kombat - Scorpion Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yFFKn6QKo-0/mqdefault.jpg "[ARC] Mortal Kombat - Scorpion Playthrough
Full playthrough of Mortal Kombat for the Arcade.
Released in 1992 by Midway, the original Mortal Kombat revolutionized the arcade fighting game scene with its groundbreaking use of digitized real actors, giving it a distinct and gritty visual style. Beyond its unique graphics, the game became infamous for its unprecedented level of graphic violence, particularly the inclusion of Fatalities—brutal finishing moves performed at the end of a match. This controversial element, while sparking public outcry and contributing to the creation of the ESRB, propelled Mortal Kombat to immense popularity, establishing it as a cultural phenomenon and a major rival to Street Fighter II, thus laying the foundation for a massive multimedia franchise.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[GB] Yie Ar Kung Fu (Bootleg) - Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yTIM0mLIwhA/mqdefault.jpg "[GB] Yie Ar Kung Fu (Bootleg) - Playthrough
Full playthrough of Yie Ar Kung Fu for the Nintendo Game Boy.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[SAT] Virtua Fighter Kids - Akira Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/z-ylkqUdFec/mqdefault.jpg "[SAT] Virtua Fighter Kids - Akira Playthrough
Full playthrough of Virtua Fighter Kids for the Sega Saturn.
Virtua Fighter Kids for the Sega Saturn is a lighthearted and comical spin-off that reimagines the iconic Virtua Fighter cast as super-deformed, child-like versions. Built upon the refined engine of Virtua Fighter 2, the game offers a faster-paced and more exaggerated fighting experience with unique animations and special moves tailored to its cartoonish aesthetic. It stands as a vibrant and fun departure from the main series, providing a humorous alternative for fans looking for a less serious, yet still competent, 3D fighting game.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[NES] Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Russian Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zj46nczCxOA/mqdefault.jpg "[NES] Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Russian Playthrough
Full playthrough of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Translation: PSCD.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the NES, released by Konami in 1989, is a side-scrolling action-adventure game. Players control the four turtles—Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael—switching between them to utilize their unique weapons and abilities. The game involves navigating through various levels filled with enemies and platforming challenges.
The games difficulty is notorious, especially its underwater level with time-sensitive bomb defusals, and elements like limited resources and challenging enemy encounters further contribute to its reputation. Despite this, it was popular for its engaging gameplay and association with the TMNT franchise, becoming a memorable part of NES history.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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![[ARC] Mortal Kombat 3 - Cyrax Playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zx8CONdSW_I/mqdefault.jpg "[ARC] Mortal Kombat 3 - Cyrax Playthrough
Full playthrough of Mortal Kombat 3 for the Arcade.
Mortal Kombat 3, hitting arcades in 1995, significantly evolved the series with its faster, more aggressive combat, primarily through the introduction of a dedicated Run button and elaborate chain combos. It expanded the series signature brutality with new finishing moves like Animalities, alongside returning Fatalities and Friendships. The plot escalated with Shao Kahns direct invasion of Earthrealm, introducing a diverse new roster including the iconic Lin Kuei cyborgs (Cyrax, Sektor) and other unique fighters. While some of its innovations were initially divisive, MK3 pushed the boundaries of the fighting genre, solidifying its place as a pivotal and influential entry in the Mortal Kombat saga.
Features: tool-assisted, no damage.
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