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The family parrot at the end doesn't seem all too happy by the reunion.

All the wild animals seem appropriately pissed off by the presence of our humble protagonist, who cannot even see them because of his hair, but relentlessly carries on in pursuit of noble goals. What an epic commentary on the ancient struggle of Man vs. Nature which still holds true to this day.

I remember renting this game and being dissapointed 😐😬

What Mame version is this to get 60 fps?

Middle east: tonight

mi infancia

Never knew about this game

2:56 Caught in the death grab lol.

Reminds me of the many hours I spent playing Goonies with a friend in co-op.

I remember playing this at Walmart years ago

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Ah, Turrican. I was there! I was around when this series got started. Every friday night was Turrican night in my room! Many happy days and nights with my old 'Miggy. I was lucky enough to get on the train early, was given my computer Christmas 1987 when the Amiga 500 was a true Rolls-Royce computer. It was such a Rolls-Royce, so ahead of the curve that I had only asked for a Commodore 64 for Christmas! That winter was spent playing Defender of the Crown, Starglider, Leisure Suit Larry (if I could get past the 5 adult themed security questions designed to weed out the under 18s!) and Karate Kid part 2 which was a kind of proto Streetfighter 2 game but all the fighters looked like Ryu. There were others too, Mousetrap, Portal (not that one), Skyfox, Moebius, Football Manager 2 is a memory I have too, though that may have been the Christmas after. Everyone who came to the house for Christmas that year were blown away by the graphics, and the 'Say!' program that could say anything you told it to in that Stephen Hawking voice. My Amiga 500, back in the winter of '87-'88 was my one and only experience of what it was like owning the best gaming hardware on the planet, and I was just a kid, only 8 years old. Today I have a PC with an RTX4070, 40GB of DDR4 DRAM, a Ryzen 5600X CPU, a 165Hz 1080p monitor with HDR and G-Sync and a 60Hz 4k monitor, I have 5 hard drives for a combined total of 6.5 terabytes of drive space, I have 2 NVMe drives one of which can read/write at over 5 gigabytes per second and as good as my current PC is, as many thousands of times more powerful than my old Amiga it may be, it isn't the best gaming machine on the planet and it doesn't allow me that same feeling of knowing I have the best gaming system you can buy. The leap from my old PC to this one is not even close to the leap from my Commodore Plus 4 to the Amiga, a computer which, remember, I hadn't even HEARD of until I unwrapped it that Christmas morning. I went from Space Invaders to Defender of the Crown in one move. From beeps and boops to having a computer talk back to me anything I wanted it to say. Later on, years after that heady winter I discovered Turrican, the music of Chris Huelsbeck, Sensible Soccer, Gods, the Chaos Engine, It Came From The Desert and all the other classics. I even came BACK to Amiga late in it's life to play Sensible World of Soccer and Championship Manager when I had moved on not just to the Super Nintendo but then onto the PlayStation. Chris Huelsbeck provided a large chunk of the soundtrack to my childhood, and this big, beige, American computer with an endearing name gave an equally large chunk of memories of my childhood. Fellow Amigans, I never forgot.

Beat this in the arcade .. good times .

The thing is the with the right combination of talent, tools and time, the Amiga could have put out a version of this game perfectly competitive with other 16 bit ports of the era. Furthermore, the Amiga 1200 and CD32, in the right hands, I think people would be shocked at how good it could truly have been. The version the CD32 ultimately got was a crime, and not close to what the machine was capable of. I don't think there was one single game on A1200 or CD32 that reached the peak of what their host machine was capable of. We didn't have the best developers in the world making games on Amiga like the major consoles did, and to make matters worse the tile system of the big Japanese machines was not the way Amiga did graphics. But Amiga had the same CPU the Megadrive did running at close to the same speed, with a suite of custom chips for audio and blitter that, in the right hands, the Amiga could have been like a Megadrive on steroids, and I would expect a REAL Amiga port of Streetfighter 2 to turn out just the same, like the Megadrive version only on steroids. I would expect an A1200/CD32 port of SF2 to be up there with the very best home versions on any platform, and it's audio capabilities would have given it a very unique sound that some might like so much that the A1200/CD32 version of the game, in the right hands, might be many people's favourite version of the game. But alas it was never to be. And when I say that Amiga 500/1200 could have been a Rolls-Royce gaming system even in the face of Genesis/SNES opposition, most will simply not believe it and I understand why. Because while the hardware might well have been there, the software was not, because the very best developers were working on other machines.

the amount of nonsense in this thing is unbeliveable. Ill pick the monkey that turns michael into a robot

One of Nick arcade video challenges on season 1

A Crab Turned into a Brain! 🦀🧠

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KingPin sounds a lot like Master Splinter. Not a fan of the excessive rock guitar music, it’s a bit inappropriate for the genre honestly. Genesis version I like a lot better also, it gets to the point & has less BS/excessive stages. Great Playthrough though.

As a kid I always thought I'm just not good enough, since I've never got past the 2nd level. Now, as an adult, I realize how blatantly unfair this game actually is: almost non-existent health placement, swarms of enemies, environmental hazards... Funny to watch, but keep rage inducing piece of software away form me as a player!

is the girl on the transport Dr Ellis from the first Steel Gunner game?

I can fully hear how the game sounds like Black Knight 2000. Well done Brian L. Schmidt

i used to play this game for hours at my local arcade

I remember playing this game back in 1986/87. I made it as far as the penultimate boss

Loved this game on the Atari, had a pretty strong storyline, great graphics, levels and playthrough...ending was a little underwhelming that you didnt get to see what happened to the samurai after avenging his master and killing the demon

Metal slug grandfather

Best enemy AI I have ever seen. I would love to congragrate all the dev team.

At last! I found this childhood memory. The only thing I remember is "it is some cowboy-like game" and the stage 1 theme music.. 🥺😭 Thank youuu!!

Why are the bad guys throwing boomerangs???

mad max

Imagine beating this entire game on a single quarter. I dumped whole dollars into these machines and never got near the end.

MAKE LIGHT GUN GAMES GREAT AGAIN

"That's it! He's done for. I'm going to kill him tod-" "I'LL BURN HIM WITH MY AUUURA!!!" ... Well then.

"Winners don't use drugs" I miss that little tidbit of a lie from arcade cabinets😂

Gotta love this game. A fun parody of all the classic "my gf got kidnapped let's get her back" beat em ups with a fun soundtrack and one of the best visuals and sfx in a sidescroller

I'm Too Old For This Shit.

Oh this game was so much fun.....Satellite rain! Watching skyscrapers being wiped out with that weapon was so satisfying

Pretty cool for C64. Wish it had some sound fx, at least for hitting enemies.

Weird how this and the unfinished SNES version look very similar to each other, with different backgrounds, enemy, and boss designs in some areas from the other versions. This actually looks and sounds pretty good,. And it appears to respond and play well too. It now makes me wonder just how good a properly finished and polished SNES version might have been. :-o

My first game on PC 😊

The Lotus Esprit Turbo Series is one of the Games that makes Today still Fun.

I really like the running joke of Cliff and Garcia getting chewed out by the chief in-between missions. The parallax scrolling is great but as with the first one I can see the ol' "arcade hard" is still around. I would've loved to try this one out.

You make the game look so easy. I played this game loads as a kid and never even saw the fifth level, apparently I sucked at it! 😆

I had no idea this existed, certainly puts the nes version to shame!

Does it bother anyone else that, as far as I can tell, your player character shows up at a place where there clearly are not any ghosts, shoots living creatures with an unlicensed nuclear accelerator killing them, forcing the creatures to die a painful and horrible death before turning into ghosts and then getting attacked a second time, this time being trapped in a tiny containment unit for all eternity. Imagine going out for a jog one morning, minding your own business, and getting obliterated and having your everlasting soul trapped indefinitely. The Ghostbusters are genocidal maniacs and clearly must be stopped. That EPA guy was the hero of Ghostbusters and we laughed at him.

The greatest game at the arcade

looks better and more playable than the Midway's shooting games which designed to drain coin.

I swear Galaxy Arcade had the first game in this series at one time.

Space Gun was my favorite SNK shooter

I miss these fixed light gun games from Sammy and SNK. They were fun.