00:40 - Star Wars: Yoda Stories 09:15 - Bug Attack 12:38 - Lockjaw 14:02 - Smashing Drive 17:06 - Six Pack Man 20:45 - Combat Advanced 22:30 - Batman Begins 27:53 - He-Man: Power of Grayskull 31:31 - The Addams Family 34:46 - Batman Beyond: The Return of Joker 37:27 - The Flash 39:28 - Bionicle 42:08 - Cars 44:07 - E.T. The Extraterrestial 46:35 - Earthworm Jim 48:51 - Mortal Kombat 51:30 - Sonic the Hedgehog 54:30 - Spongebob Squarepants: Legend of the Lost Spatula
Combat Advanced could benefit for a Windows port. The sprites are already big enough, the screen view only needs to be stretched out 1,680 pixels wider, and 920 taller.
Why do like 60% of GBA licensed games have this stanky techno music that sounds it was written by people from demo scene or for that Key generator for software you dont wanna pay for.
Only the games made by recognized Nintendo franchises were put effort in programming, the rest are or indie franchises with zero knowlegdes of programming or directly joke games made by homebrew, like Cracky Pac-Man
45:00 I’m so glad I finally heard someone else who does not like E.T. His design always scared me as a kid and frankly the fucking thing still unnerves me
Another good one was A Series Of Unforunate Events. I played the heck out of that, you had to make use of all three of the Baudelaire children to solve puzzles and stuff.
Wait a fucking minute. Is the movie open season actually old enough to be a game on a gameboy advance??? I guess I remember like Kim possible games. I literally have no idea when open season came out anymore lmao
I'd love to see another GBC or GBA segment, cuz it's such a great aesthetic to look back on. That and it's interesting to see how uniquely bad things were back then.
BIONICLE: The Game for GBA is pretty trash, to be honest. I remember playing it quite a bit and I only ever had the patience to beat it once. The perspective is easily one the worst aspects. You have to judge your platforming by your shadow. Although, the soundtrack did have one or two bops.
It's a shame Bionicle didn't really have any good games. Bionicle Heroes was the only one I'd say is good, but even that one has problems, like being _way_ too easy.
I had a Bionicle game on GameCube, Just called Bionicle, when I was much younger. I remember nothing about it other than the fact I only played it once and then never wanted to again.
Yoda stories is an interesting one because isn’t it randomly generated? I know that’s how it was on the PC. That’d be interesting to see on the gameboy. I don’t remember a lot of randomly generated games on the gameboy.
Smashing Drive doesn’t belong in a Trash video It’s genuinely one of the most impressive games on the GBA and it’s by far the best use of the Blue Roses engine
@@mikotoh I got trapped in France airport for a couple days cause of covid. I set up my phone to watch Vinny while I slept in my makeshift bed of chairs. There was a moment of Vinny yelling that woke me up and saw a random fellow watching the stream behind me just chuckling. Thus the comment was posted.
There are actually several Bionicle games on GBA. The one I had was basically like a prequel to the main story which explains how the Toa ended up on Mata Nui
Can someone double check in that first star wars game? Is that how the theme actually goes? It sounds like the melody is in a major key, but the bassline is either shifted a chromatic step down, or it's in a different key entirely. Whatever it is, it's definity not diatonic, jeez.
I’ve never seen Star Wars and I didn’t even know Maclunky was from that until recently, but it still always makes me laugh when Vinny says it. Love when the Italian Man Say Funny Word
I actually had that Cars game growing up. Playing it on actual hardware, the frame rate chugs super every time you turn a corner, and the majority of the game has no music to speak of, so you’ll just be listening to the roar of the engines for the whole race. And yet I beat it multiple times 100%. I didn’t have many games as a kid.
Holy shit I remember playing that Addams Family game. I was little at the time and it was on this weird game cartridge my brother and I found in the new house we just moved into. Cartridge had multiple other gameboy games on it as well that were switched with the press of a button. While playing the Addams Family, I never had any idea what the hell I was supposed to do. I always ran out of knives, then lives pretty early on though. Funny to see this memory pop up again thanks to Vinny
Oh man, GBC and GBA games sure refused to accept their limitations, huh? I always like it when they actually manage to make that defiance -work- for the game. I wish it worked more often than it ended up doing.
They are both garbage, but what we saw of the gameboy one felt more like a game, even if it was an absolute shite one. The PC one had no music, the sprites looked so bootleg, and it felt like there was literally nothing to it. There was much more going on in the windows Pinball game. That footage of GBC version at least didn't give me that hollow empty feeling the PC one gives me anytime I see it.
Holy shit I played the hell out of Yoda Stories as a kid and literally could never figure out how to make ANY progress. This awakened some anxiety memories in me.
I think I understood the lyrics to the "Early Bird" song in Smashing Drive better then I did with the console version of the game. I think it might be because the instruments aren't as loud as they are in the console version.
Fraiser the Game? I totally would've bought it. At the very least, there was a Dr. Crane in the Batman game. Maybe Frasier (or his brother) could've made a cameo.
12:19 When Vinny collected something like veggie on the floor, he got fourth heart... when had only one... so it's first and fourth hearts, and other two in the middle are missing... quality, man...
oh man vinny should really play smashing drive for a stream. It takes place in new york and has a pretty awesome recreation of it. Especially the parts where you race at night from the carrier into a basketball game at MSG
Smashing drive is an incredibly impressive port. Those levels are completely unchanged as far as can remember. This game had a great GameCube port too. Very fun arcade racer
Fun fact: the sonic gba game was one of the 3 sonic games made in 2006 to commemorate the franchise's 15th anniversary. It came out 6 months after sonic riders and 3 months before sonic 06.
I will never understand all the interest im Star Wars. Don't take it as an offense, but the franchise never clicked with me. I see it as an outsider, but at the same tine, you cqn't escape it, it's omnipresent.
I tried to watch the first movie several times, but always got bored at the middle. No, this is not a 'I'm special" thing. Just find funny not beibg intetested in a commercial/cultural juggernaut, in something that is everywhere.
Speaking as a hardcore fan: much like Tolkien, D&D, Conan, Superheros, Star Trek, and similar fiction, Star Wars manages to both be mainstream and niche as far as people's interest goes. There are the fans who've seen the movies and maybe played some games or whatnot, and the fans who have actually delved into the EU and lore as well as more mainstream pieces of media. On its surface, Star Wars (primarily the OT) is a marketable and fairly generic epic, only really notable for introducing Sci-Fantasy a la Barsoom to the mainstream. It was things outside of the films (Novels, Comics, Clone Wars, Old Republic, etc.) that really expanded, explored, and crafted the universe into something I and others personally find more interesting and compelling. That said, I can understand why the former wouldn't really appeal to someone. Frankly, the omnipresent commercialized side of Star Wars doesn't appeal to me either. I didn't even bother with any of the disney films past TFA... For the record, I'm not trying to sound gatekeepy. My initial exposure was the fucking Lego games after all. But there are degrees of engagement with the actual universe, and most self proclaimed Star Wars fans have barely scratched the surface. That's why I tend to roll my eyes when people mock the deep lore a la RLM. The prequels are train-wrecks outside of maybe ROTS, and AOTC is one of the few films I *genuinely hate,* (though as far as EU I actually prefer Republic and Old Republic era material over OT era, before and after Didney cleared the cannon) but a ton of mainstream criticism of the EU boils down to "This is weird and complicated, LOL, WTF?!"
That Batman Begins game sounds like several other GBA games that I've seen like That's So Raven, Shrek 2 and 3, Shark Tale, and Over the Hedge. Must be an engine all of these games are using to be made.
Licensed portable games that are not trash: (comment more if you guys know any) • Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets - GBC (Hidden Gem!) • Spongebob: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman - GBA • Spongebob: The Yellow Avenger - DS • Harry Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban - GBA (Hidden Gem!)
I have a weird nostalgia for Yoda Stories, it was one of the first games I had for my OG GameBoy. It isn't "good" but I was too young to know the difference and something about it is still appealing to me.
Oh my lord, I went and looked for it, and it was Indiana Jones and his Desktop Adventures, and was the first of two games in the "Desktop Adventures" series made by LucasArts, with the Yoda game being the only other entry.
One of my younger cousins had Mortal Kombat for his Game boy, I played the crap out of it. Somehow he could never beat it, but somehow I did. Oh the crappy memories. Lol
I have very distinct memories of playing the Gameboy port of mortal kombat on the super Gameboy cart on my snes bc that's the only version of mortal Kombat we had
00:40 - Star Wars: Yoda Stories
09:15 - Bug Attack
12:38 - Lockjaw
14:02 - Smashing Drive
17:06 - Six Pack Man
20:45 - Combat Advanced
22:30 - Batman Begins
27:53 - He-Man: Power of Grayskull
31:31 - The Addams Family
34:46 - Batman Beyond: The Return of Joker
37:27 - The Flash
39:28 - Bionicle
42:08 - Cars
44:07 - E.T. The Extraterrestial
46:35 - Earthworm Jim
48:51 - Mortal Kombat
51:30 - Sonic the Hedgehog
54:30 - Spongebob Squarepants: Legend of the Lost Spatula
Hey Vinny now can you please play sponge Bob good game like bfbb and the movie game and true or square or bfbb rhydrated is a remake of bfbb
Six Pack Man is now my favourite game
Combat Advanced could benefit for a Windows port. The sprites are already big enough, the screen view only needs to be stretched out 1,680 pixels wider, and 920 taller.
Jame boy color
Why do like 60% of GBA licensed games have this stanky techno music that sounds it was written by people from demo scene or for that Key generator for software you dont wanna pay for.
Where do you think they get the programmers for that shovelware?
Yo, dont you dare diss those Keygen tracks. Unreal Superhero 3 is my jam
Sheby “Reloaded Installer #11” is where its at
Only the games made by recognized Nintendo franchises were put effort in programming, the rest are or indie franchises with zero knowlegdes of programming or directly joke games made by homebrew, like Cracky Pac-Man
By the way can we talk about DOOM for GBA for one of the worst GBA games
I fucking hate that port
Hearing that Yoda impression from Vinny was a marvellous way to start
On tatooine
Again
26:31 for how lackluster this game looks, it is kind of cool how Batman gets lit up by the neon sign next to him, especially for a GBA game
The game is basically the same as the GBA Splinter Cell titles with a Nolan Batman skin
It’s fine
It doesn't look... great. But props to them for trying!
Whenever Vinny laughs, an angel gets their wings.
And then they speen to Heaven
They zip zoom around with glee
@@alanbareiro6806 A single wing, resulting in the spinning ascension.
@@mikeoxlong1395 Speening capussian ascension
"look becky i got my wings" said James as he look behind him with glee
24:47 I love that he immediately went from Kevin Conroy's Batman to Christian Bale.
Right out the gate, Yoda just looks like he’s about to tell you your parents died...
...
By his hands.
While on ketamene
Spongebob Squarepants: Legend of the lost Spatula Plot: Spongebob discovers a gateway to hell to find a Spatula
Spongebob goes to hell
Yoda Stories is a self-randomizing Metroidvania.
More of a roguelite, isn't it? It seems like backtracking and exploration are pretty limited.
@@OtakuUnitedStudio Yeah, though unlike a rougelike, the randomly placed items may be required.
45:00 I’m so glad I finally heard someone else who does not like E.T. His design always scared me as a kid and frankly the fucking thing still unnerves me
0:55 I can barely look at that picture without faintly hearing "I HATE SAND!!!"
35:26 Why this guy is doing a cosplay of *PANTHERK?*
He's a member of the Jokerz gang named Woof. He got addicted to gene splicing patches and became part hyena.
You know what isn’t trash on the gameboy? Open season on the gba
No joke I had that game years ago. I don't know how well it holds up.
Congrats, you made me look up Open Season on GBA.
Another good one was A Series Of Unforunate Events. I played the heck out of that, you had to make use of all three of the Baudelaire children to solve puzzles and stuff.
@@Spiredmg sounds just like the ed edd and eddy GBA game I had
Wait a fucking minute. Is the movie open season actually old enough to be a game on a gameboy advance??? I guess I remember like Kim possible games. I literally have no idea when open season came out anymore lmao
crush my gameboy with a rock, I must
Maximum corruption I must endure
Okay
here we go
I'd love to see another GBC or GBA segment, cuz it's such a great aesthetic to look back on. That and it's interesting to see how uniquely bad things were back then.
BIONICLE: The Game for GBA is pretty trash, to be honest. I remember playing it quite a bit and I only ever had the patience to beat it once. The perspective is easily one the worst aspects. You have to judge your platforming by your shadow. Although, the soundtrack did have one or two bops.
It's a shame Bionicle didn't really have any good games. Bionicle Heroes was the only one I'd say is good, but even that one has problems, like being _way_ too easy.
@@vissova Heroes on GBA was kinda fun, though
Matoran adventures was better, but not by all that much. At least it was playable.
I had a Bionicle game on GameCube, Just called Bionicle, when I was much younger. I remember nothing about it other than the fact I only played it once and then never wanted to again.
Yoda looks like he’s going to go teach a philosophy class.
shhh
He jokes about "Cheers the Game", but honestly...they could have totally slapped a Cheers license on a Tapper port and sold it.
Yoda stories is an interesting one because isn’t it randomly generated? I know that’s how it was on the PC. That’d be interesting to see on the gameboy. I don’t remember a lot of randomly generated games on the gameboy.
"Just because you can doesn't mean you should."
EA: swing swong you are wrong
ea bad
dog Butt yes
Jeff Goldblum would like a word.
Smashing Drive doesn’t belong in a Trash video
It’s genuinely one of the most impressive games on the GBA and it’s by far the best use of the Blue Roses engine
Sonic Genesis however is grade a awful
Mmm... in game I'm trapped. Dithered, I am!
_I'm never awake for this._
I HAVE A _LIGHT SABER,_ WHY NOT LUKE *FIGHT...s a b e r.*
why does Vinny do such a good text to speech yoda
22:12 "It's good sprite" yeah, it's stolen from Halo Zero, an actually competent Halo fangame on PC.
isn't the music one by metallica or does it just sounds like it?
The music is Yoda Stories had me crying
Terrible loop of only 1 track for the entire game.
i’m really thankful for being able to watch binyot streams. thank u so much vappy, been watching since 2014 and it’s been a great time ever since.
Vappy no longer runs the channel, John Fullsauce runs it now.
thank you john fullsauce
I fell asleep watching this at the airport then woke up to some random guy laughing at Vinny
i know this is an old comment but please elaborate
@@mikotoh I got trapped in France airport for a couple days cause of covid. I set up my phone to watch Vinny while I slept in my makeshift bed of chairs. There was a moment of Vinny yelling that woke me up and saw a random fellow watching the stream behind me just chuckling. Thus the comment was posted.
Yoda Stories is a port of the ol' PC game... Did anyone point that out?
Edit: As replies states: Yes, they did. Thanks for the replies :)
Yeah, at 04:40. They also say it’s an *upgrade* from the PC one.
yes many, many times. it was pretty much all the chat was saying
vinny is the only thing keeping me sain in quartine
There are actually several Bionicle games on GBA. The one I had was basically like a prequel to the main story which explains how the Toa ended up on Mata Nui
shhh
Those GBA games feel like mid-2000's Java games for Nokia.
.
The Sims DJ, anyone?
Can someone double check in that first star wars game? Is that how the theme actually goes? It sounds like the melody is in a major key, but the bassline is either shifted a chromatic step down, or it's in a different key entirely. Whatever it is, it's definity not diatonic, jeez.
I’ve never seen Star Wars and I didn’t even know Maclunky was from that until recently, but it still always makes me laugh when Vinny says it. Love when the Italian Man Say Funny Word
TAKE THIS ROCK, YOU WILL NEED IT TO COMPLETE THE TASK
55:08 Now, where are the housemates of SpongeBob? I mean, Jill & Wesker are missing in this adventure!
That means Vinny is going to play bfbb
Bug Attack music is kinda catchy doe
11:11 music's good though
I actually had that Cars game growing up. Playing it on actual hardware, the frame rate chugs super every time you turn a corner, and the majority of the game has no music to speak of, so you’ll just be listening to the roar of the engines for the whole race.
And yet I beat it multiple times 100%. I didn’t have many games as a kid.
"What do you need to know from the Cars videogame, chat member?!"
Sometimes the dialogue is terribly bad and it's funny to laugh at, Vinny.
So...from what I can tell, Torus Games was trying to port Hydlide, then reskinned it into a Star Wars game?
Holy shit I remember playing that Addams Family game. I was little at the time and it was on this weird game cartridge my brother and I found in the new house we just moved into. Cartridge had multiple other gameboy games on it as well that were switched with the press of a button. While playing the Addams Family, I never had any idea what the hell I was supposed to do. I always ran out of knives, then lives pretty early on though. Funny to see this memory pop up again thanks to Vinny
53:56 that fan went on to make Sonic Mania.
i unironically agree with whatever it is six pack man is saying
SHOOT COPS NOT DOPE
@@blxrwtch words to live by
Six Pack Man is a hero of the people.
Vinny: *Streams GB Games at 60fps*
Oh man, GBC and GBA games sure refused to accept their limitations, huh? I always like it when they actually manage to make that defiance -work- for the game. I wish it worked more often than it ended up doing.
Uh, no, chat. Yoda Stories PC version is a masterpiece compared to the GB version, not the other way.
No version of that trainwreck is a masterpiece
They are both garbage, but what we saw of the gameboy one felt more like a game, even if it was an absolute shite one. The PC one had no music, the sprites looked so bootleg, and it felt like there was literally nothing to it. There was much more going on in the windows Pinball game. That footage of GBC version at least didn't give me that hollow empty feeling the PC one gives me anytime I see it.
Holy shit I played the hell out of Yoda Stories as a kid and literally could never figure out how to make ANY progress. This awakened some anxiety memories in me.
Smashing drive? I remember that on Gamecube
It took me until the end of _Bug Attack_ to realize the guy's whip is a computer mouse.
I think I understood the lyrics to the "Early Bird" song in Smashing Drive better then I did with the console version of the game. I think it might be because the instruments aren't as loud as they are in the console version.
Man, the GBA Sims 3 driving minigame works better than Cars
Fraiser the Game? I totally would've bought it.
At the very least, there was a Dr. Crane in the Batman game. Maybe Frasier (or his brother) could've made a cameo.
12:19 When Vinny collected something like veggie on the floor, he got fourth heart... when had only one... so it's first and fourth hearts, and other two in the middle are missing... quality, man...
oh man vinny should really play smashing drive for a stream. It takes place in new york and has a pretty awesome recreation of it. Especially the parts where you race at night from the carrier into a basketball game at MSG
“Maclunky”
1Q,QQQ
I love the Hoenn batman theme
The Yoda game was literally cadence of hyrule but not rhythm based
Holy shit, I got two of these games as birthday presents back in the day. Spongebob and Bionicle
Smashing drive is an incredibly impressive port. Those levels are completely unchanged as far as can remember. This game had a great GameCube port too. Very fun arcade racer
killing a zubat, castlevania walk cycle, mario jump sound, and the fucking cheetamen jumping sprite
45:32 the most offensive of statements.
23:40 oh no...it's just Batman Forever again...it looks like they use the same (or similar) animations, too!
Smashing Drive is actually pretty damn impressive.
That is not the true Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis. The real one slows down a lot more often.
Fun fact: the sonic gba game was one of the 3 sonic games made in 2006 to commemorate the franchise's 15th anniversary. It came out 6 months after sonic riders and 3 months before sonic 06.
Vinesauce Episode 3: Return of the Maclunky.
"Oh ghod.": The mark of truly classic trash content.
The Batman one looked pretty cool, especially the animations. For GBA it looks pretty decent at least in the graphics department
9:55 Anyone know what game this music was stolen from? It's pretty good.
Six Pack Man's music made me forgot this was on GBA
when vinny plays gameboy games i like to scale down my browser window so the video is actual size
Yoda stories on PC wasn't all that bad, I used to play it frequently while monitoring other things back in the day.
I will never understand all the interest im Star Wars. Don't take it as an offense, but the franchise never clicked with me. I see it as an outsider, but at the same tine, you cqn't escape it, it's omnipresent.
Oh my god wow you guys are so different and special good job
I tried to watch the first movie several times, but always got bored at the middle.
No, this is not a 'I'm special" thing. Just find funny not beibg intetested in a commercial/cultural juggernaut, in something that is everywhere.
Speaking as a hardcore fan: much like Tolkien, D&D, Conan, Superheros, Star Trek, and similar fiction, Star Wars manages to both be mainstream and niche as far as people's interest goes. There are the fans who've seen the movies and maybe played some games or whatnot, and the fans who have actually delved into the EU and lore as well as more mainstream pieces of media.
On its surface, Star Wars (primarily the OT) is a marketable and fairly generic epic, only really notable for introducing Sci-Fantasy a la Barsoom to the mainstream. It was things outside of the films (Novels, Comics, Clone Wars, Old Republic, etc.) that really expanded, explored, and crafted the universe into something I and others personally find more interesting and compelling. That said, I can understand why the former wouldn't really appeal to someone. Frankly, the omnipresent commercialized side of Star Wars doesn't appeal to me either. I didn't even bother with any of the disney films past TFA...
For the record, I'm not trying to sound gatekeepy. My initial exposure was the fucking Lego games after all. But there are degrees of engagement with the actual universe, and most self proclaimed Star Wars fans have barely scratched the surface. That's why I tend to roll my eyes when people mock the deep lore a la RLM. The prequels are train-wrecks outside of maybe ROTS, and AOTC is one of the few films I *genuinely hate,* (though as far as EU I actually prefer Republic and Old Republic era material over OT era, before and after Didney cleared the cannon) but a ton of mainstream criticism of the EU boils down to "This is weird and complicated, LOL, WTF?!"
Interesting. Maybe I should read some of the novels. I prefer them to movies.
same. i've never given two shits. i don't get what the big deal is.
The Star Wars theme is the perfectly hilarious amount of being off key.
Did you know that Smashing Drive also got a Xbox & GameCube port? & was originally an Arcade game
Batman's Corruption Of Hell Be Like
That Batman Begins game sounds like several other GBA games that I've seen like That's So Raven, Shrek 2 and 3, Shark Tale, and Over the Hedge. Must be an engine all of these games are using to be made.
Oh my God that Spongebob game was literally my first video game. Holy fuck
Licensed portable games that are not trash: (comment more if you guys know any)
• Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets - GBC (Hidden Gem!)
• Spongebob: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman - GBA
• Spongebob: The Yellow Avenger - DS
• Harry Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban - GBA (Hidden Gem!)
Adventure Time: Hey Ice King, Why'd You Steal Our Garbage? (DS and 3DS)
The Altron SpongeBob games and the Wayforward GBA SpongeBob games are pretty good. Danny Phantom has a pretty good track record too.
LOTR: The Two Towers and Return of The King for the GBA.
Simpsons road rage, tree house of horror and the ds one
Also nicktoons unite series
Yoda really looks like hes been going overboard on the Ketamin
Lockjaw is Tetris meets Polybius. LOL
Omg I was so disipointed when I got that bionicle game
Music's good thought
I have a weird nostalgia for Yoda Stories, it was one of the first games I had for my OG GameBoy. It isn't "good" but I was too young to know the difference and something about it is still appealing to me.
34:46 Who are you?
A bad batman game
Do you have any idea how little that narrows it down?
oh fuck i had that spongebob game. that music is giving me flashbacks
That Spongebob game was the very first game based on spongebob. I had it as a kid and it was okay
Send the boy into a bullshit quest so he doesn't see me indulge in ketamine sniffing, I must.
10:31 That's actually one of the enemies ripped from Men in Black the Series on GBA.
I'm absolutely loosing my shit at "Six-pack man". It's like the logical extreme of the "All games are political" argument.
"If it ain't a video game adaptation of The Battleship Potemkin, it sucks"
I don't know about you guys but I played the HELL out of that Spongebob game when I was a kid
I legit loved it
there were even secret unlocks to find
Notice how so many “McIntosh” worked on Yoda Stories.
14:10
This game was fucking awesome in the arcades, and the gameboy graphics are pretty good
That Star Wars game looked exactly like an Indiana Jones game I played on floppy disks In like 1995.
Oh my lord, I went and looked for it, and it was Indiana Jones and his Desktop Adventures, and was the first of two games in the "Desktop Adventures" series made by LucasArts, with the Yoda game being the only other entry.
I screamed when he got to the Cars game because I'm sure I played it myself back then...
SpongeBob plays Strip Poker
One of my younger cousins had Mortal Kombat for his Game boy, I played the crap out of it. Somehow he could never beat it, but somehow I did. Oh the crappy memories. Lol
I had the earthworm Jim game haha got it on Christmas one year along with a men in black game
I have very distinct memories of playing the Gameboy port of mortal kombat on the super Gameboy cart on my snes bc that's the only version of mortal Kombat we had