World of Longplays | Xbox One Longplay [011] Halo: The Master Chief Collection - Halo 1 Remastered @worldoflongplays | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
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Xbox One Longplay [011] Halo: The Master Chief Collection - Halo 1 Remastered @worldoflongplays
![Xbox One Longplay [011] Halo: The Master Chief Collection - Halo 1 Remastered](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/L1jNfQxF9Hg/hqdefault.jpg "Xbox One Longplay [011] Halo: The Master Chief Collection - Halo 1 Remastered
Xbox One Longplay [011] Halo: The Master Chief Collection - Halo 1 Remastered")
![SNES Longplay [221] Shin Kidou Senki Gundam Wing: Endless Duel](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/L7N46Bcf6xo/hqdefault.jpg "SNES Longplay [221] Shin Kidou Senki Gundam Wing: Endless Duel
SNES Longplay [221] Shin Kidou Senki Gundam Wing: Endless Duel")
![Arcade Longplay [858] Tower of Druaga](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LdNGOARBDJ0/hqdefault.jpg "Arcade Longplay [858] Tower of Druaga
Arcade Longplay [858] Tower of Druaga")
![Arcade Longplay [597] Kollon](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Lflg3LexFNk/hqdefault.jpg "Arcade Longplay [597] Kollon
Arcade Longplay [597] Kollon")
![FDS Longplay [033] Eggerland: Souzouhe no Tabidachi](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LtF0cImAS6I/hqdefault.jpg "FDS Longplay [033] Eggerland: Souzouhe no Tabidachi
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Played by: KAGE-008
Released only in Japan. Some of the levels here were later adapted to the first Adventures of Lolo game in the west. Unlike the other Eggerland games, which are labyrinths with lots of puzzles, this one is linear.
00:00 - Start
01:00 - Round 1
01:22 - Round 2
01:44 - Round 3
02:00 - Round 4
02:30 - Round 5
03:01 - Round 6
03:25 - Round 7
03:53 - Round 8
04:44 - Round 9
05:33 - Round 10
06:28 - Round 11
07:03 - Round 12
08:02 - Round 13
08:45 - Round 14
09:47 - Round 15
10:47 - Round 16
12:10 - Round 17
12:54 - Round 18
13:47 - Round 19
14:17 - Round 20
14:57 - Round 21
15:55 - Round 22
17:06 - Round 23
17:41 - Round 24
18:14 - Round 25
19:00 - Round 26
20:09 - Round 27
21:10 - Round 28
21:53 - Round 29
22:43 - Round 30
23:38 - Round 31
24:21 - Round 32
25:16 - Round 33
26:20 - Round 34
27:14 - Round 35
28:15 - Round 36
28:45 - Round 37
29:41 - Round 38
30:13 - Round 39
32:00 - Round 40
33:00 - Round 41
34:07 - Round 42
35:12 - Round 43
36:00 - Round 44
36:24 - Round 45
36:51 - Round 46
37:37 - Round 47
38:44 - Round 48
39:22 - Round 49
40:28 - Round 50
41:21 - Ending
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![PC Longplay [564] Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt (Part 1 of 4)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/M6fqiEkewJ8/hqdefault.jpg "PC Longplay [564] Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt (Part 1 of 4)
PC Longplay [564] Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt (Part 1 of 4)")
![Amiga 500 Longplay [218] Uwol: Quest for Money (Public Domain)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/M81nF_n8O-E/hqdefault.jpg "Amiga 500 Longplay [218] Uwol: Quest for Money (Public Domain)
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Played by: Ironclaw
New Amiga game, which already existed on The Sega Genesis (Mega Drive), ZX Spectrum, and MSX2, was just ported to the Amiga by IceVAN, coded from scratch in AMOS and is based on the original C code from The Mojo Twins. Graphics by Shiru, taken from the Sega version. The music was recomposed and reinterpreted by Fireboy in protracker.
Short and fun game, not too challenging. Needed several runs though to gather enough money to complete the game. Wish I could do all rooms before it was over. Some games lets you continue after youve won and it restarts from the beginning, but you keep the score and progress. So would have been nice to be able to continue from the top of the pyramid again, but with all the finished rooms already finished. Well, the original game is not like that, and this is a port, so, np.
Went rather fast. Was not an attempt at a speedrun. The rooms were just short and easy. A speedrun would have been like 5 minutes or something.
Revisited rooms already done only have the exit(s) available, no enemies (except a ghost).
As we get to see the pyramid screen over and over again, I decided to just hit fire whenever I returned to it to fade out to the next level/room, instead of waiting a sec or so first. I could just hold fire while the pyramid part was loading, which would have resulted in it never showing at all, so it would just show fading out of a level, then back into a new level, but wanted to show the pyramid each time anyway, better transition that way. I show that at 04:29 when exiting the level, no pyramid is shown this time.
Also dont exit a level until Ive landed completely on the ground, which is not needed, as you can exit as soon as you touch the arrow, showing that at 07:31.
As I did the rooms rather quickly, we dont get to hear all the tunes completely, so was gonna make an extras video with all the music, but meh, they were so short anyway, 1-2 patterns. So you already do hear most of it in this longplay anyway.
As I decided to not do the extras video, I stayed a bit longer on the pyramid screen before entering the last needed room, at 06:35 to let the music play a bit first. Then I killed myself on this level to show that off as well, and finally waited for the ghost and waited around a bit so we could see it in action and hear most of the tune.
Should have maybe included the Game Over text + its short tune after the The End, but meh, already done the editing and encoding now when writing this :)
One thing I dont like is the clicking sound the instruments have in the music played during the pyramid and the first room/level (thus also other levels as the music is played many times... ofc). I first thought its just the typical WinUAE sound emulation doing its usual thing. Many games have clicking sounds in sound effects and music in WinUAE, but the source files dont. So, just to be sure, I played the music files in a music player and the clicks were there as well, so, its supposed to sound like that this time. In some longplays Ive done Ive used a de-clicker filter as it was just too much, and the clicks arent there on the original hardware. Weird it has never been fixed in WinUAE, or maybe no one has ever complained. The clicks can be masked a little bit by using one of WinUAEs audio filters, but I never use them as they... muffle the sound, making it not sound clean. By default it uses filters, so most people use them when emulating, bleh. Some games make use of the filters tho, like when going under water, but its very, very rare.
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![PC Engine CD Longplay [025] Mad Stalker: Full Metal Force (JP)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MBs6JR4gLW8/hqdefault.jpg "PC Engine CD Longplay [025] Mad Stalker: Full Metal Force (JP)
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Played by: SCHLAUCHI
The japanese talking in the beginning is some hidden movie!
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![PC Engine CD Longplay [016] Lords of Thunder (US)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MQGSyipAzhc/hqdefault.jpg "PC Engine CD Longplay [016] Lords of Thunder (US)
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Played by: Valis77
Its the same as the Sega CD, however this is the original and the Sega CD is the port. This one does not have the voice acting when you buy weapons and the difficulty is way harder then the Sega version. Even on normal, its hard to play.
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![Atari ST Longplay [001] Captain Planet and the Planeteers](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NJ-gMPmqwtg/hqdefault.jpg "Atari ST Longplay [001] Captain Planet and the Planeteers
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Played by: NPI
Based on the british animated series. This game is all about ecology, environment, saving the Earth... But the difficulty makes me pollute even more.
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![SNES Longplay [302] Alcahest (Fan Translation)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NL43Astjdbk/hqdefault.jpg "SNES Longplay [302] Alcahest (Fan Translation)
SNES Longplay [302] Alcahest (Fan Translation)")
![Game Boy Color Longplay [014] Power Quest (US)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/No7MxOoWOKk/hqdefault.jpg "Game Boy Color Longplay [014] Power Quest (US)
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Played by: Ironsharp
A 2D fighting game for the Game Boy Color with a Pokemon-like scenario of battling model robot tournaments thats surprisingly good, considering the Game Boys track record with the genre.
In Power Quests story mode, you can choose between five of the six characters in the game (all-rounders Max and Axe, grappler Gong, and speed-focused Speed and Lon; excluding the joke character Borot), buying damage-increasing parts for your model as you obtain money from winning fights with NPCs. Lon is chosen for the length of this longplay. Following completion of the games story mode, 1P survival mode is played until game over.
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