I just watched your LJN reviews. I didn't see Jaws which was my favorite LJN game.

John maybe when you play loopz play with an emulator that has the rewind capability that way if you accidentally drop it before you're ready to you can just rewind it and rotate it instead. Because yes I like the game too but also found that part very frustrating but thought it was a cool concept

Mule is definitely a pc game

Do toho next or else write fan fiction

@@quandaleprogg don't bother to ask him to do anything cuz he seems to do what he wants to do I asked months ago to do culture brain because I thought they had some unique games and they blended some unique genres together and would be an interesting list to showcase some games that people may not know about. he didn't seem interested so I would assume making request to John is a futile task. I also asked several different times and several different posts of his just didn't seem interested which is okay it's his channel I'm not mad about it I'm just saying it's probably useless to ask him to do things because he has his own agenda.

Imagine unsubscribing and John Riggs shows up at your house.

Jared Radford shot the food.

Same!! It was in my library as a kid, and I treasured every moment with it. So much fun with a friend

Myth was great on the c64. Never played Conan So no idea how they botched it

I finally recently beat it! 50 levels of awesomeness - it wasn't easy.

GO PLANET!!

"Let our powers combine"

Yep, and Conan was Myth. It's odd seeing highly rated computer games getting bad ratings on console even though they play at least as well as the originals.

That's Riggs for ya'! NES Conan is not nearly as good as Myth on the C64 though; lower frame rate and less responsive controls quickly turn a really good game into a really bad one.

@@robqg It's common because console and 8bit computer games aren't exactly in the same ballpark of style. Uridium doesn't feel out of place at all on the c64, however, when it came out, you had Guardian Legend, Zanac, Star Soldier, etc. and so it very much was like, 'what is this?' and it's very offputting. In other words, on the NES, there's a homogenous feel to a lot of the games, for better or worse. I'm always surprised to see the Camerica/Codemasters games get bad ratings too. I personally love Ultimate Stuntman, but it frequently gets treated like it's Action52, which is beyond hyperbole and beyond the slamming that game deserves. I enjoyed the Dizzy games, but they also get shat on relentlessly by US NES fans. As an American who's actively looking into European games scene, especially on the 8bit computers (I have a Spectrum NEXT coming in soon...whoot!), I will always side with the 8bit micro community on NES games based on their games getting too much hate. They're a victim of circumstance. I will say, however, Infiltrator really isn't that good and I'm surprised it even got a port OR a sequel...good idea, bad execution if you ask me!

@@robqg Well... IMO Myth isn't any good on the C64 either (I played it back in the day... on cartridge). European devs were just waaay behind the Japanese (and US) devs back in the 80s and 90s when it came to these types of games, with no sense of pacing or design. Enemy killed, immediately respawn it and make it beeline for the player... there were so many games just like that on the C64; just terrible garbage... Myth was a little bit better than that and it looked good which made it seem good in comparison. System 3 made some really great titles besides Myth though.

@@heavysystemsinc. this guy gave jeopardy and maximum carnage the same rating, he's clearly got no idea what he's talking about.

One might suspect that Mindscape had an under the table deal with Galoob or Datel to boost sales of their respective cheat devices in this case...

Stinky ghost are TIGHT!

@@BigMacOrange fair enough

I absorbed and expelled a banshee when I was younger. Really embarrassing. Especially when a teacher popped her head out of a supposedly sound-proof computer lab next door and asked, "What was that?"...

Great memory, you took me back 😂

Addicted?! uh oh. You can stop anytime.

And a surprisingly faithful port at that.

That's a movie that I wouldn't mind a good reboot of. The closest we have is Armada by Ernest Cline who also wrote ready player one. The book wasn't as good at ready player one but still worth a read.

As a kid this movie got me jumping off the couch (something I liked to do when I was pumped up lol)

@@scootermcg9910 lol

@@jaredhammonds8255 I collect CED/ videodisc movies. I have this one in that format.

one of the best parts about renting, you weren't stuck with a terrible game for too long.

@@JohnRiggs Yup. Then you could save up for the titles you KNEW you would play over and over and enjoy.

so the mystery is solved... cage also played this game and when he shot that scene he just closed his eyes and remembered when he used to play this

Case Closed!! ;D

Amazing

Or Chris Farley. “Bees!!!! You’re skateboard is useless against their powers !”

Good call 😂

Don't you know the Dewey Decimal System?!

Spachala city Spachala city

@@gamesofflames7905 Gifts for the whole family!

I’d rather play wheel of fish.

Eventually, yes.

Heh, MULE was a great game for the computers it was on. Fun fact, there was a physical board game adaptation of MULE that came out a few years back. It definitely gives a decent rendition of the game.

And The Last Starfighter looks like an Uridium clone. Also an C64 game. Or maybe Uridium is The Last Starfighter clone, dunno.

I JUST saw a comment of yours from 5 years ago on another M.U.L.E. video lol.

Exactly. People who love it love it.

@@egocide9034 yeah probably😂

I agree. M.U.L.E. is a classic!

Yup. Just a reskinned version of Myth, but without the epic Jereon Tel soundtrack.

Yep it’s Myth, except the ZX Spectrum 128K version is way better!