I like my version better, ha ha!

maximpact24 Thanks, man! I guess a lot of people missed it cuz it hasn't done as well as I had hoped and I know of some of my subscribers that like GNG haven't seen it yet. Fuckin' KZfaq.

Thanks! The guy just likes to argue. He left idiotic comments on other videos as well.

Thanks, man! Glad you enjoyed it, I know my sense of humor isn't for everyone. And this game is just plain BRUTAL! I beat the arcade version for the first time EVER for this video. My heart was pounding so hard when I did it, that I felt numb. Been a while since a video game made me feel that way.

"You could put a bullet in my head, but you can't kill a word I've said. Give it revolution."

Thanks, dude!

Suicidal!!!

Thanks! Getting to stage three on one credit is no easy task.

Thanks, man! Glad you're diggin' the jokes. I know my humor isn't for everybody. And yeah my jokes are getting dirtier--did you see my Splatterhouse video? I lost four subs on that one, ha ha! I disagree with you in regards to the Gargoyle's Quest series. Ghosts 'n Goblins all day, baby--well, except for maybe Demon's Crest. And Maximo is good too, but really tough. I can understand why you wouldn't like that game.

You're saying four people subbed to you, watched the Splatterhouse video, and then unsubbed? What were they expecting?! Maybe if it was some happy, family friendly channel, but it's not like your videos stray that much from the expected raunchy bits. Yes, your Splatterhouse video was killer. I'm glad you aren't caring about losing subscribers who mistakenly subscribed to you. I don't think most of my subscribers watch my videos anyway. It's a meaningless number. :P

You're preaching to the choir, man. And yeah, weed out the pussies. Good riddance!

Thanks, man!

OH MY GOD. THAT FREAKIN' STAGE! It's so brutal. Definitely one of my most hated stages in all of gaming. I had even more trouble on the NES version! The best advice that I can give for those Big Men is to try and keep the screen where only one will move at a time. You can actually walk away from some of them to where you won't even trigger any movement from them. Even then, it is so damn hard, and you'll most likely reach Satan in your underwear. By the time I had to do it again for the second quest, I breezed right through it from having so much practice.

Thanks, man! It's available on the Capcom Arcade Cabinet series that you can download on PS3/Xbox360. That's what I'm playing in this video. I had played the arcade version a lot as a kid, but not enough to get really good at it. But when I got the Capcom Arcade Classics Collection for PS2 eleven years ago, I became hooked on the arcade version of Ghosts 'n Goblins, and it quickly became one of my all-time favorite arcade games.

Thanks, man! Yeah, I wonder how many people got offended by Arthur's painfully swollen testicles. I decided to release the video a day early cuz I'm working on Michael B's next Top 3 Tuesday for imports, and I don't like to release videos too close together.

I think you're the first person to acknowledge that song in this video, 'Bout fuckin' time! \m/

Thanks! You better believe I used turbo on the NES version. But yeah, I swear on the NES you press B sometimes and nothing happens. I like Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts a lot too, though Ghouls 'n Ghosts is my favorite in the series. That's funny that you mention a remake for the Commodore 64. Someone made Ghosts 'n Goblins for the ColecoVision! And I'm playing the arcade version on the Capcom Arcade Cabinet which can be downloaded on PS3/Xbox 360. It has a bunch of Capcom arcade classics with trophies/achievements, leaderboards, unlockable artwork, etc. It's really cool, and I don't think it's very expensive.

Thanks, man! Brasel TheGamer actually compared Turtles 2 with the arcade. You can check that out here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pNddZJhzmpPHXYk.html&ab_channel=BraselTheGamer You could argue that Contra on the NES is better than the arcade version. You could even say Commando on NES is better than the arcade with the addition of secret rooms and secrets. Same with Trojan, though I'd say the graphics and sound on all of those examples are much better on the arcade.

Westapo that guy just earned himself another subscriber :-) I'm not overly familiar with the arcade Contra but it seems the levels look shorter

Sweet! Yeah, the arcade version of Contra as a whole is a lot shorter, which I think makes the NES version better. But the guy who inspired this video here, compared the GNG NES & arcade versions to that of Contra arcade and NES. Um, no.

Oh shit, I remember that now.

@@NefariousWes That pic was an illusion and is a trap devisvt by satan.

🤘

RewindMike Thanks, man! Ghouls 'n Ghosts is probably my favorite in the series.

I'd say it's just a little higher next to Ultimate Ghost n' Goblins! That game was such a shocker and done really well.

My issue with Ultimate is that I really don't like playing handhelds anymore. And when using the component cable on my TV, it only fills like a third of the screen. Wish there was a downloadable version to play on a home console. Like the Wii U did with GBA games.

glad you took that personal, I just meant there was a lack of content, buddy ;)

Dammit! Am I gonna hafta separate you two?

electricmastro Maximo: Army of Zin is actually a big improvement over Ghosts to Glory. While they did retain a lot of what makes the Ghosts 'n Goblins series so unique, the Maximo games never really felt like GnG to me, especially with the cartoony aesthetic. They're still decent games, though.

Yeah, and come to think of it, Arthur could have easily been included as opposed to Maximo, but I suppose that they wanted to start off as fresh as possible, while still being worthy of being apart of the franchise. You might as well talk about them in videos in order to further elaborate what you mean like you did with Contra on PS2, maybe as Halloween videos or something. Haha.

I think I'm gonna need a new PS2 before I make any Maximo videos, it's not playing a lot of games anymore. I'm pretty sure that the first one is available on the PS3 for download, but I'm not sure about Army of Zin.

Strangely, Army of Zin is only available on the European PSN store, so it's either getting a physical copy or somehow getting access to the store through a European PS3.

I almost threw my controller in rage capturing footage of the NES version! And I've actually thought of doing Bad Dudes Arcade vs. NES. I'll probably get around to it.

TheLegndarySideffect Thanks! I love how the first comment on this video acknowledges my Acid Bath shirt!

Thanks, man! If you played the arcade version more and got some practice, you may actually enjoy it quite a bit. Or maybe not. Either way, both versions are stupid hard!

Thanks! This is one of my favorites that I've made. And I don't even know what WonderSwan is.

@@NefariousWes WonderSwan was a handheld only released it Japan. It was created by the same guy who made the Game Boy. It did a short video of Ghost 'n Goblins after TBelly mentioned playing it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f8yieLWYnauypqs.html

Hell yeah!

Yup. Just get up close and let him have it!

Also, at 3:09, what's the song? It sounds like something I look for.

Dude, you had me rolling with "strongth" casually thrown in there, ha ha! And I take congraturations very seriously. The Genesis/Mega Drive game is actually Ghouls 'n Ghosts, which is the sequel that was released on arcades back in 1988. That's my favorite in the series. And trust me, the person who left the comment was talking about Ghosts 'n Goblins on the NES. Everyone keeps giving him the benefit of the doubt, but if you've read other comments he's left on some of my other videos.... And I know that Ghosts 'n Goblins is on the Commodore 64, so I guess Ghouls 'n Ghosts is, too. No continues on any of the games in the series is just plain sadistic!

Deicide: Satan Spawn, the Caco-Daemon

Oh, and thanks, man! Glad you enjoyed it!

Bernardo Dominguez Thanks!

Other than the controls, Micronics surprisingly did this port some justice.

Thanks. The NES is ridiculously brutal. The arcade version will give you a much better experience overall.

Nefarious Wes. I tried out the arcade version last weekend. I played it on the ps1 (the sound was distorted) on the wii virtual console (the game clock speed was stupid fast) and played it on my raspberrypii (it played just fine). The pirated version played supior to the official releases. Kinda odd

Magic Kids TV me too. hope they release it this month.

On the Final Fight cabinet 😁

An Arcade 1-Up of the first three G'n G games would be a cool choice. It would also be a bit funky since Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts wasn't actually an arcade game, but it wouldn't be the first time Capcom bundled them together.

That's probably my favorite of the series.

The second one is easy

Thanks, dude! For some reason your comment went straight to my spam folder. KZfaq is getting really annoying about comments lately.

Never. Those are two different games.

Without question.

You'd think that, as it is an annoyingly common error, but no, this guy knew which games he was talking about. Boy, I'm not very familiar with the arcade version of U.N. Squadron. It's been a while. Is it available for home consoles at all? I remember the arcade version looked a lot better than the SNES one did.

The good thing about the arcade version from video making perspective is that you dont need to have played it recently to play through it. You can just pretty much infinitely spam credits to play it right through on one go (you continue right where you died). That makes it less challenging of course for the hard core and they have to self-impose limits but it is very good for casual play, can see all levels easily. Snes version is more challenging and you might hit your head against a wall for a few tries unless you know what you´re doing. But it´s well worth it. UN Squadron is featured in quite a few top 10 lists... not only of best snes shooters but of best snes games overall. The SNES version was made in-house if I recall correctly. It is very good, in some ways better than the arcade game though of course some of the graphics were scaled down (still impressive for the platform though!) and there are some differences in some levels, theres at least one level missing completely but then there are some levels added too. Upgrading and use of money is completely different and there´s the map thing... Music is very good for both versions, one of my favorite shmup soundtracks. I´m not aware of any other console version than snes version but then there are various home computer ports like c64, amiga, atari st, spectrum and so on. All of the home computer ports that I have seen seemed to be hastly done ports by third parties and not very good at all.

I love the SNES version, but I don't emulate on my computer, so I need a way to be able to play the arcade version to capture the footage. I wonder if I can put MAME on my hacked Wii?

I dont have a hacked wii so I have no idea if this works but I googled mame for wii and came up with this: code.google.com/archive/p/sdl-mame-wii/downloads So I guess it might be possible

Right on. I'll hafta check this out. Thanks.

The version of Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts on the Capcom Arcade Classics Collection eliminated the slowdown. Too much slowdown is REALLY annoying!

If you think that was difficult, try Ultimate Ghost N' Goblins on the PSP.

That doesn't surprise me. Ghosts 'n Goblins is one of the hardest games that I've ever played.

Never seen it.

Kash 0 Yeah, it's pretty bad.

When Satan rules his world

This video is nine months old and no one ever said anything until maybe a month ago. Seems to me it's just a subliminal form of the blind leading the blind.

Not sure what being blind has to do with hearing. I do like your acid bath shirt tho. \m/

Arcade.

I'll hafta check it out.

Yes, good choice of music. The sequel's soundtrack Ghouls N Ghosts on C64 is also excellent.

Westapo first time watching your vids. loved the comparison video. I got to play the arcade once when I was a kid at a chuckee chesse's lol. nes was choppy as shit. I about died laughing when you did the 1up joke,lol great stuff keep up the good work.

Thanks! I'm glad people are digging my tasteless jokes, ha ha! I used to play the arcade here and there as a kid, but I already had the NES version at home. When the arcade version was released on the Capcom Arcade Classics Collection on PS2, I fell in love with it!

Westapo lol that's cool. I have that same collection. I bought it mainly for final fight,gun.smoke,and ghouls and ghosts. I think I played ghosts n' goblins maybe once or twice lol

My Cabbages! Thanks! I'm sure a lot of people are terrible at Ghosts 'n Goblins. It's notoriously brutal! And what is it about the music that you don't like? I dig it.

Westapo Dude it's way too late for any of us to be up talking Ghosts and Goblins. And yet here we are. I gotta get up for work in 6 hours.

Westapo The music just grinds on my ears. High pitched and blah melody. I much prefer something from Neil Baldwin, Jeroen Tel, Iku Mizutani, Naoki Kodaka, or the Follin Bros.

Westapo I listen to tons of nes music. Ghosts and Goblins isn't even in music my library. It's an iconic game and the soundtrack is instantly recognizable. I just don't like it.

Westapo Speaking of nes music, how's the Title Screen vid coming? I can't wait for that one!

Well, it's not a comparison to see which is better, only to see the differences and similarities, which has always intrigued me since I was a kid.

Never played it. But I sure want to.

Oh ok :D Future part 2 covering that?

Maybe a mini-review or something. I need to get a copy first.

Ok then, can't wait :D

Nope.

What about the GBC game? I think it's MUCH MORE PLAYABLE than the NES version. And it fixes all the translation errors!

Absolutely.

I'd say that it's much better than the NES one.

@@NefariousWes i agree wes

Two completely different games. But yeah, Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts kicks ass.

I thought so too at first, but then I played the arcade version a lot.

I wouldn't necessarily say it's bad -- cuz I do like the NES version -- but compared to the arcade version it has its issues.

Thanks! Yeah, it's very unresponsive.

I'll hafta check out the GBC version. Thanks!

Nefarious Wes Any time! The GBC port has graphics and sound similar to the NES, but is harder due to the handheld's 160x100 resolution.

It's a no-brainer, right?

for me and you, yep. Should be for anyone who has played the two. So, do you prefer the Sega version of the sequel, or the SNES? I've only played the SNES version, but the Genesis game looks amazing and the level design looks more fun than the SNES, but I could be wrong.

Ghouls 'n Ghosts is my favorite in the series, but Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts is really good, too. But it is BRUTAL! Ghouls on Genesis is a bit more forgiving, but the arcade version? Forget about it! Very tough!

I could definitely see people liking Super Ghouls more, though.

Really? I thought that honor went to either "Mega Man 2" or "DuckTales".

Prove it.

atpyatskowit Amen! But this is the internet, where people will argue with you that water isn't wet and the earth isn't round.

**spots this comment** FINNA 😤 EMOJI RN