lol very much like Sony's $299 then!

well it's not a fact that CD called it that becasue of the game speed mistake.

@@SidTheGamer0 How do you know? Fine, amusing assumption / happy coincidence then.

@@metfan4l I never said I knew, I just said that nobody knows why they called it turbo. Expect that it's common adjective used in games to make more marketable.

"It's not a bug, it's a feature!"

I think Rayman might be his favorite game of that generation

Doesn't even try to hide it

I would like to know which version has been used as the base version for the conversion on the Nintendo DS.

And?

lol. I swear the PC version I have differs from the one shown above, I don't remember the end level sound being cut down. Regional differences perhaps?

I just love hearing him say “The Jag”

Totally true man!!👍

absolutely

Always has been.

but only right now

Ever since that Quake video this summer has been 🔥

"And, UHHHH, Jaguar..."

I'd really like a hardware deep dive extravaganza featuring dc, ps2, gcn and og xbox. 4 exceptional consoles with their own unique architecture

PS2 is Retro? I'm old...

@@steel5897 Not really 'cause it's retro but more so that I just love the PS2, and I figure this would be the best place to record something related to that console.

@@steel5897 it's tip toeing the line of retro. Yes, we're old now

@@steel5897 It's 20 years old now. Definitely retro.

I think it was more "fun" when all systems were different and you could tell just by looking or listening. they all had their own colors and "personality". since the ps3 generation every system (including PC) looks the same and sounds the same.

Now we have dozens of people insulting others cause the game they like runs at a 5% more or less consistent framerate than in other platforms. Gaming development has evolved a lot. Customers, on the other hand...

Console Parity was NOT a thing back then... but BIASED paid off gamer magazines definetly were a thing as well as Sega of America having Anti-Sega Japan headquarters agendas.

@@apollosungod2819 to be fair SOA's worst enemy wasn't Nintendo. It was SOJ. If SOA was allowed to steer the ship Sega might still be a console maker right now instead of Microsoft.

@@TrevorJones1 Hey those two SoA fanboy books were written by Sega of America fanboys and hence are written in a BIASED perspective. What do YOU believe Nintendo of America staff was doing from November 1990 to 1996 in comparison to Sega of America which BOTH are subsidiary branches and which of the two was doing things right? Sega was and is headquartered in Japan... it's not just "Sega Japan", Hayao Nakayama hired Michael Katz and Tom Kalinske under the assumption that these men would be able to: Do marketing drives Public Relations hardware and software distribution where the vast MAJORITY of Sega MegaDrive game software was made in Japan and needed to be localized aka translated into English and arguably into French and Spanish since "North America" includes Canada, U.S.A. and Mexico... on that note what do you think Nintendo of America and Nintendo HQ Japan was doing with Mexico? Each region has the potential for hardware and software profits... The fact is that Tom Kalinkse and Joe Miller put pressure on Sega HQ Japan to make the 32X and CREATED tons of FEAR on the retail price of the Sega Saturn while also in a 1995 dated Edge/Next Generation interview, Tom Kalinkse boasted that "the adult or older gamers who went to buy Sega Saturn at launch could NOT be duplicated in the U.S.A." citing pricing FEARS and that older gamers were not a thing... wow imagine if he had actually launched the Sega Genesis in 1989... or better yet in 1988 There is also a thing called fanbase support which falls under Public Relations too, Sega of America as a subsidiary branch had FULL CONTROL of this aspect... they also had the deciding VOTE to REJECT or PREVENT a custom coded Sega MegaDrive and later Sega Saturn game software title citing B.S. reasoning. I read those two SoA fanboy books and laughed... you know just because someone wrote a book, it does not mean they are actually telling the truth on what happened especially when the vast majority of people used a sources contradict things they said years before the books were written... and apparently there is some "dark history of Sega of America" inside you where you are clueless as to how it was to be a working adult gamer who had to go looking around for American gamer magazines that did Sega coverage, if at all properly... Did Nintendo fanbase have that SAME problem? hmmm I bet your mind would explode when you finally wake up to how Sega of America's 90s management staff simply acted like an insurrectionist faction and was actually manipulating the final decisions that Sega H.Q. Japan would make... especially since the killing of the Sega Saturn, the creation of the 32X, the whole SegaCD live action FMV image initiative and the creation of the very costly, COSTLY Dreamcast were all ideas, suggestions and pressure coming from Sega of America management staff which was trusted by Sega H.Q. Japan especially factoring language barrier issues of the time.

weird I just heard someone talking about this today on a podcast

Still got mine too! Loved the Manta Ray as well.

Good thinking bro doing the same :)

This is actually a pro tip

Some games are just ruined by high definition, I just wish they kept the whole review of ESPN Extreme games trough the CRT monitor, it looks pretty good that way especially compared to the mess of pixels that is the direct capture.

Nice

@@aweigh1010 strange though considering it was also released on the Saturn just 5 months later.

@@RetroGamesBoy78 in all honesty the Saturn port made more damage than good for the Saturn. It’s far from as fluid as the PS version and it lacks the transparency effects.

Wipeout was probably the first game that really spoke to the urban European youngsters. Music taken directly from the underground club scene with acts like Orbital and Chemical Brothers. It felt so mature and it was like the coolest game ever.

@@MagisterHamid possibly so but I was just pointing the fact out, but never the less, still a very playable game on the Saturn and actually improved in the respect of Collisions because when you hit the barrier on Saturn version, you don't come to a near dead stop like on PS. I also believe (like so many other 3rd party Saturn ports) only 1 of the 2 CPU's are in use which is a real shame.

The launch titles cost so much now outside ESPN Extreme and Ridge Racer.

In Europe just a few weeks later we also got Wipeout, Rapid Reload and Novaatorm at the launch

not only the lineup but at the time renting games was a big thing. Blockbuster had an iron grip on the market and they refused to carry Saturn titles. I did love Virtua Fighter but between Ridge Racer, Arena Toshiba and some other games PS quickly won me over.

I wouldn't blame you since games like Wipeout and Jumping Flash still came in those long boxes. So they all just sorta blend in with the rest.

@@sarges1712 I guess Blockbuster UK carried Saturn titles, as I bought my copies of WipEout and Guardian Heroes from Blockbuster around 1997 or so when the Saturn was dying.

Glad someone else noticed lmao

"You're supposed to release all bodily function and animalistic desire with each stroke, as you hit that ball as hard as you can" - Also Audi Sorlie, 2021

YES. My favorite 3d platform of all time.

He hinted at a DF Retro on the original Rayman a long time ago. I guess this is it

@@Poever No it's not. We still have a lot more to say about Rayman.

This. I long for that 8 way split screen comparison. Obtaining the iOS version may be difficult, but as I understand it's just a port of the Dreamcast version.

@@Jonnygunboy There are many comparisons on KZfaq already.

Gamefan...now that's a magazine that so few beloved, was the best mag at the time for sure. Good art, funny articles, and great japanese import ordering stores.

Not even close. New game tech is better.

I really like DF Retro. It’s incredibly interesting to see how older games were put together with the technical limitations that were there before

Yeah, tbh I wouldn't be subscribed to DF if it wasn't for the retro content. Just recently I've played, Saturn, PS1,2,3 far more than I have PS4, PS5 is just a big waste of money at this moment in time.

They are both exceptional and far superior than most content on this platform. How bout that?

Both are good but in their own ways

Agree. Still nothing beats the Dreamcast release on 9.9.99 even if the console didn’t hold up for that long

I was offended it wasn't 9.5.95.

I'd like to call that....Double Impact!

Feel like a Olympic swimmer in my daddy nuts again. PS is a well earned classic.

@@saucyx4 I'll do you one better. I feel like a middle class kid in Latin America circa 2004

FEEL LIKE BOTTOM TEXT

Jumping Flash FTW

Right? That look ahead at the end got me excited to see their commercials

Haha, I could not get my mind out of the gutter for that whole segment. I was wondering if it was intentional or not. lol

@@GamersTherapy it had to be intentional

Agreed here. I played and finished the game many years ago on original hardware and it definitely wasn’t as out of control as the video showed. I think it’s an issue with either the emulation they are running on, or possibly the fact that it’s being played on either a PS2 or PS3. I’ve noticed weird speed issues playing some PS1 launch games on my PS2 Slim. Actually, Toshinden comes to mind as sometimes the win poses will speed up as if running on an unlocked frame rate. So there might be an issue with early games not properly syncing speed on other than original hardware. Total Eclipse Turbo was not a great game, but the game speed was not an issue I remember when playing it. It’s also worth noting that the craft speed can be adjusted on the fly.

I hope John saw your comment.

​@@pferreira1983 I believe someone notified him on the DF Discord and the reasoning is that he was using a Japanese version of the game. I'm not sure if he ever went back to try the North American version.

@@GameplayandTalk Considering the other info presented here it's a shame he got something wrong. Apart from that it's a very good video.

True me too

@@subjectivereviews microsoft needs to hurry up to buy Sony and Nintendo ASAP

@@AllanBakrMHMD that will never happen lol

@@OwenSchooleyGT it will happens. It needs to end with their anti costumers practises

@@AllanBakrMHMD lmao, keep telling yourself that 😂

That's what we liked back in the day. Modern sanitized marketing is boring. Saying it was distasteful is cringeworthy

Do you know the BGM for 3:52 it’s killing me because I’ve heard it before

2xtreme was better.

Ah the blue/purple Playstation Picks demo. I remember the insane loading times for the Wipeout demo

you are the product

@@linkin543210 not with adblocker u r not.

judging by the thousands of games on their shelves, they're doing just fine. excellent channel :)

Spoiler alert, they don't. 1.6 million subs isn't allot nowadays when you create long form content