Thank you

Hey how u think they came up with all those wacky ideas they needed some nose candy

Me too. Best final boss in the entire franchise.

It will probably happen. There’s already the Castlevania Anniversary Collection and the Advance Collection.

The MegaMan ZX collection includes one DS game. I'm surprised we haven't seen more DS ported over since they proved it's possible.

"Mainline"

​@@luizkorynga""mainline""

Gem fighters too.

Every single video Derrick is in stands out to me because of this, don't know why he continuously does this lol. Where is his webcam?

He's reading a script

I just purchased this collection! And man did I debate getting this for days! Watched tons of videos, most negative. I thought they had made no improvements to the games. So I thought about just emulating them. However, the little things go a long way. Who knew that Wanpaku Splatter house was actually better with rapid fire? Two easily controlled movement speeds in Pacland actually makes the game pretty fun, and makes the arcade game seem slow. (Hint: If you play with Controller 2 on PacLand you get a traditional Dpad and Jump button setup. NOT as fun! Surprising!) Thank God Dragon Spirit has rapid fire. If it was on NSO it wouldn't. And it needs it. The arcade shooters play nicer when on a widescreen monitor than their arcade counter parts. And some are a little bit easier. Which is a plus. I thought not being to remap buttons would be a problem, but it's only a slight problem for one game (Legacy of the Wizard.) Luckily I have a Retro Fightres Brawlee 64 that works well with NES games. So many versions of Pac-Man....you are right about that. I have the Arcade Archives version and that one looks fantastic in vertical/tate mode. However, I do okay the NES version sometimes because I don't feel like flipping the screen all the time. And the Arcade Archives Pac-Man looks so tiny on widescreens.

The emulation on Wii Virtual console was so poor. Take Sonic 3. Nobody talks about how that version actually had all the original music intact! Why don't people push that version? The audio quality is completely messed up. Pops, glitches, stuttering. A real mess.

Super Mario 3D Land WAS made with the 3DS in mind, it'll be stupid to lazily port it on the Switch just because it's the Switch. Just grab a 3DS and the game instead of waiting for a lazy and full-priced Switch port of it

Wouldn't mind seeing what all the fuss is about with Dragon Quest 5. I know it's on Google Play, but having it on Switch would be more convenient.

@@AxelWedstar411 Dragon Quest 4-6 on Google play delete your logs if you haven't played them in a while. I liked DQ 5, but still liked 4 better. I did beat 5, and started 6 but after giving it a rest for awhile I went back to it to find my file gone.

Castlevania, Contra and Arcade Classics Collection are good, but TMNT has terrible input lag (8 frames)

​@@jasonmartinez5116I'm gonna disagree with you on two fronts. The Cowabaunga Collection input lag is really unnoticeable. It's a beat em up;! It's not that important. (I believe it's actually closer to 6 frames too.) And Contra Collections is the actually collection with the emulation issues. "Contra" arcade has slow down. The arcade games does NOT have slow down! "Super C" the arcade game has voice work. It's completely missing here! Why'd don't the NES games have a full screen option?!? Some games don't have remapping of buttons, but some do?!? What's up with that?!? No rewind? Really? Those games are balls hard! Rewind would have helped so many people. Japanese versions of every game BUT Simon's Quest? The music in Simon's Quest for Japan was different (not better, just different.) Should be there. There is STILL a weird audio glitch when navigating the menus. A little pop. The game was updated last month, and they still haven't fixed it! I actually prefer playing "Castlevania Bloodlines" and "Contra Hard Corps" on NSO because they give you rewind and multiple save states.

They have a lot of cool extras but the games themselves always have a ton of input lag. The Mega Man Legacy Collection and Cowabunga Collection had a whopping 8 frames of lag. A company like M2 is much better at emulating games where their collections always come out to like 2-3 frames of lag on Switch.

These guys also did the Spyro Season of games.

@@seanmcbay I have a hard time believing any game has 2-3 frames of input delay on Switch. Feels like a system wide problem rather than being localized to individual games.

And with shit tons of input lag that make them unplayable. Play them on real hardware and see the difference, it's like you are running in mud when you play the digital eclipse ports. All those extras could easily be a few twiter posts.

Yeah, I have not noticed, nor do I care. I'm still having fun with Cowabunga Collection a year later.

I wish it had Rival Schools and Power Stone, though.

@@Fools_Requiem A Capcom Fighting Collection 2 that focus on Capcom's 3-D fighters like Rival Schools, Power Stone, and the Street Fighter EX games would be a great idea.

Konami Arcade Classics Collection is one collection that has Arcade Archives ports

I like what i played but the screen flashing is just obnoxious to me

FF Adventure got a remake for gba: sword of mana. and about DQ the "remakes" they're like pixel remasters: shit compared to the previous remakes, you'll have a better experience playing on SNES or Gameboy Color Ones

Though the more I think about it, "Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate" would probably be more likely to get a standalone port using the same engine as Metroid Dread then be bundled alongside the DS trilogy.

​@Nathaniel_E_Dearing I'm not exactly frothing at the mouth to have Mirror of Fate on the Switch, but it's inclusion in a collection wouldn't be a deal-breaker. Of course, when it comes to games that rly ought to be on the Switch but aren't, a certain PS1 Castlevania title comes to mind...

@@AxelWedstar411 You refer to Symphony of the Night. Understandable. However, it can't happen due to Konami signing an agreement that keeps it exclusive to PlayStation. But there is a potential loophole: If they were to localize the SEGA Saturn version, then maybe _that_ could somehow be ported Switch. But neither the PS1, PSP, or PS4 version can happen.

The extras are cool but way too much input lag on the games themselves. Up to 8 frames.

Is that tank controls only?

​@@AxelWedstar411I'd imagine so -- those grid-like level designs were inherently based around tank controls; if they were changed to analogue, then precision platforming would be near impossible

We watching the same video? 10:21 my dude.

The input lag is unreal though. I strongly don’t recommended it unless you’re only going to play Phantasy Star.

I'm just waiting for DQs IV - VI. Having the SNES Final Fantasys on the Switch at long last has given me hope that they're on their way too. Or SE could just give us DQXII. That'd be gr8 too.

I'd love to see the Zenethian Trilogy get a rerelease; the DS versions are all great, but it'd be nice to have them on Switch

To be fair, the Genesis Classics Collection is held back by its particularly bad input lag. Like, if you only have PS or Xbox, and that's your only option for Genesis games, it's serviceable, but the Switch has NSO and SEGA AGES

I can forgive the latter, but they should of at least used the later prototype music tracks that were more refined.

Sonics 3 music will never be fixed in this, or any later release

@@ms.pickledpenaut8363 That's why I'm thankful I bought the original game on Steam before Sega delisted it 🙏

Cry some more

@@birboii Alright, enjoy your botched music then lmao

I disagree on the Mega Man Collections, they play just fine.

That would require the series to have more than two games.

To me it isn't THAT BAD. Silent Hill HD Collection on Xbox 360 and PS3 is way worse than 3D All Stars

Collection must have at least 3 games. He literally said this at the start of the vid.🥴