I always loved that TOP GUN game, it was like a mini rollercoaster but $1-$2 a game was BIG MONEY back in the day.

Your from Aurora.. sweet channel 50 was out there lol.. I'm from Chicago.. anyhow another great video.keep up the good work.. . me and my wife love's your voice

Glad to see you back dude, your videos are super informative and have a unique charm to them.

This is one of my favourites. Always used to play this when the fare came to town! So glad you covered it- and i certainly play it a lot today under emulation.

One of the things I love about you Pat...is that despite your situation - you can actually play spectrum games...and get enjoyment from them...i mean I have been playing them for nearly 40 years and I still can't get my head round half of them...I still have nightmares about trying to play target: renegade with a keyboard 😅😅 eitherway, thanks for another great video pat

How funny you reviewed this game. I have this arcade game in my game room. I got it at an auction from a gaming center that filed Bankruptcy and held an auction for its arcade games to liquidate them. It's completely restored and works just fine. I love the full motion of it, and the game play is just like I remembered. I got a lot of my vintage arcade games from that auction. Great video!!

My all-time favorite driving game! The F-14 actually had one difficulty - it doesn't turn as well as the karts. Or maybe it just seemed that way, because the F-14 was so much faster. I don't know how different the motorcycle is, because after getting to the bonus stage on A, C, and E, I mistakenly assumed B and D were the same, so I stopped playing after placing but not getting 1st on all tracks. Doh!

Yesterday I was looking for a history of Arch Rivals and I thought you made one. I wish you would, sir.

I remember playing this when it first came out. I was at Walt Disney world's Contemporary resort and I immediately fell in love with the cabinet. This review brought back many great memories for me.

Neat coverage of Power Drift, which looks like a tough game falling off the edges, but great to hear you enjoy it, Patman! The Saturn, 3D 3DS versions looks good too. This game reminds me of the classic but very tough Arcade Sega Super Monaco Grand Prix.

Power Drift was so dope, that sit in cabinet was a game changer & i remember ply'n & clocking it here in london & i think it was 50p but definitely have great memories ply'n this

Awesome video, I remember first seeing this in the Arcade Round-Up-section of Commodore User-magazine, and then got it when it came out on the C64, amaaaazed at the graphics and gameplay, so many hours of fun with my friends, thanks for this trip back in time :)

my favorite arcade racer of all time! so glad to see you cover it ❤

Great fun on the C64. Would have to be one the best racing games on there. Never saw the full cabinet here in Australia but would give it a go for sure, that looks awesome. Fantastic video PatmanQC.

Thanks for making this fantastic video. I've often felt that Power Drift regularly gets overlooked by fans of the arcade kart racing genre.

Absolutely loved 'Power Drift' as a teenager. Used to save up weeks of paper round money, then take a day trip by train to the coast and feed all my money into the arcades. The SEGA arcades with the hydrolic cabinets were the best - whether it was Out Run, Afterburner or Power Drift, getting flung from left to right as I steered my vehicle was such a feeling back in the day... 😊

I bought the Arcade1UP cabinet, when I heard it included Power Drift I was totally sold on it and it works great!

I loved this game when I was a kid. I found this in a laundry mat with a sit-down cabinet & couldn't stop playing it.

I was very curious about this game when I found out about it because I really like the sprite scalers that Sega did back in the day. I ordered it for my Sega Saturn on ebay, it's a great port I played it quite a bit.

I love your vids. They're just such a good format! Keep up the amazing work!