Ahhh Mark . . . I miss his reviews. Too bad he quit and his channel is now on a downward spiral.

@@noaharce6921 i agree...

Lol but has Coury and Tryce played on the VECTREX? 🤔

And will they encounter on a neverending mission to review EVERYTHING??? 🧐🤔🤨

Noah Arce He now reviews comics. If you enjoy 80's comics you might like what he is doing now.

I'm still waiting for getting the best image quality outnof the original xbox. My personal second favourite console

Still waiting for the Dreamcast and pc engine

@@harrisontashjian752 Me too

Yeah... That's were I lost interest in that guy's opinion

It's called an opinion, which he's allowed to have, and I'll admit that I didn't quite get into "Donkey Kong Country Returns" myself due to the fact that the Tiki villains featured in the game were just not as appealing as the Kremlings from the original games, though the Snowmads came pretty close to being suitable replacements for the Kremlings.

Good games for today's standards, bit not even close as good as the SNES trilogy.

To be fair, he never said they were mediocre or bad, just that they were different in design from the Snes games...which is true. They're both fantastic in their own style

That guy is awful. His comments on Bloodstained made me facepalm. No offense but that game is garbage. To compare it to SOTN, just ugh.

Wow No Gundam Versus and Call of Duty!

[Try4ce] Oh yeah, I remember reading that but forgot until now. Very much could be an intentional nostalgic style for sure.

[Try4ce] Not mine but it's near the top of the popular levels right now!

[Coury] You're totally right, don't know what I was thinking. It was an adlib moment and I didn't even catch it.

Ditto. You guys are the best!!!

Que onda compatriota!. Feliz año nuevo XD

@@marcianoacuerda jajaja, wena! El guatón rucio sabe Caleta con el pelao qlo ese, son bakanes 😹

And did you ?

i know im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account? I somehow forgot my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.

@Cassius Nolan instablaster :)

@Grey Abram Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out atm. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.

@Grey Abram It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thank you so much, you saved my account :D

[Try4ce] Those mini games were great! They really nailed it with everything they did in that game!

[Try4ce] Ha!

[Try4ce] Heck yeah! The music took a while to grow on me, but I really like it now too. It's so different from what you hear in a platformer of that era normally, so I wasn't sure what to think of it at first, but it really has a great energy to it. I think it was the first time the composer did a video game.

@@mylifeingaming The OST of Ape Escape has similar wibes with his álbum called Sumo Jungle GRANDEUR in my opinion. It was the 90s i think jajaj like the músic of Ridge Racer Type 4. But I love his house músic of the 80s scene. Always i hear it come to my mind the similarity with the work of Yuzo Koshiro of Street of Rage series. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eJ9zobKD17yof6M.html

[Try4ce] Happy to hear it! He's a very cool guy. Should have some new tunes of his in our documentary series next year!

[Try4ce] I like Tropical Freeze's aesthetics, but I just cannot enjoy the mechanics in the Retro Studios DKC games. They are so totally different from the SNES games, which played a big part in formulating my concept of what perfect platforming is. I'm usually open to differences in series, but that's just one case where I cannot adapt to how wrong it feels to me.

I did hear from Ryu ga Gotoku / Yakuza fan regulars such as Jimmyqballs & Devilleon7 that if 100% completion is your thing, there could be a trap or two in "the grind" that could sabotage the endeavour (I suspect that they may still be within the game). But if that doesn't prove a concern, there's a lot to love about Hokuto ga Gotoku (Like a North Star) / Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise. It can best be described as a "Ryu ga Gotoku (Like a Dragon) / Yakuza spin-off, but instead of spinning off into the samurai eras, they chose to do some Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) crossing over" (Infact, the game's reveal probably provides all the context you could need, even if you can't understand Japanese: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l7aXjLyAtMuyppc.html, with this fan-translated trailer containing a bit more: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hp19pLp2lrGze40.html). I've still yet to fetch a PlayStation 4 to play my copy or see a PC port to Steam beforehand, but from what I've spectated or listened to (I'm so sad no official soundtrack has been released, as 'Receive You ~North Star~' is a hell of a theme and the final boss theme may well be among the greatest ones I've heard in the last few years), it's got a right good time to offer! The international Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise release does come with violence uncensored (I think you can still re-enable the original's reduced blood particles & blackened bodies, which actually unsettles me more in a "You killed that bad guy so thoroughly, you erased their very biological identity" way) along with an English dub or the "You Are Already Dead" option and it was received positively, but if the homeland voice acting or the "Omae Wa Mou Shindeiru" option takes your fancy, the cast largely if not entirely consists of Ryu ga Gotoku / Yakuza voice actors in perhaps a "Spot which Ryu ga Gotoku character is playing this Hokuto ga Gotoku character" and it is a treat to hear the results (It may still even be possible to fetch the Kazuma Kiryu bonus/DLC character model for the game, but I'm not entirely sure).