When Jared said Dylan wouldn't be talking as fast, I thought: "Now you've challenged him." Needless to say, Dylan's response had me laughing out loud. Thank you for that.
While I have seen John Moschitta, Jr. in those Micro Machine commercials, as well as his pivotal dramatic performance as an electronics shop owner in Short Circuit 2, I'm most nostalgic for his role as Blur from The Transformers: The Movie, a robot who talks fast and that's his entire personality. They didn't even write dialogue suitable for his superspeed speech much of the time, and in one scene, an odd choice in I assume voice direction has him just make mouth noise in lieu of words, "What about me, Magnus, what about me, mm ha mm ha mm ha? I can help out but what about me?"
Imagine if Duck Tales 2 was on the SNES. It would probably have been a classic today. A shame that when they made the remake, they didn't add it into it.
Well, Square (later intelligent Systems) made Super Mario Brothers a RPG game franchise (primarily the Paper Mario games), so it could be done. You'd just have to make a story suitable for the characters. I find the series fairly linear though.
I loved lost vikings growing up and was so hyped to see them get added to HotS. Damn shame that blizzard basically smothered that game with a pillow after its attempt to force an HotS equivalent to overwatch league failed.
Fun fact about the Moon theme's usage in DT2017: In an early episode, Lin Manuel-Miranda, who voices Gizmoduck, was planning to whistle the moon theme as a little easter egg; however, showwriter Frank Angones had to put a halt to that, regrettably admitting that he already had plans to feature the song more prominently later in the series (as Della Duck's lullaby).
I really wish when they did DuckTales Remastered back in 2013 that they would have continued the "Disney Afternoon" remakes so we could have gotten DuckTales 2 Remastered while most of the voice actors were still alive. Though I suppose they could use the 2017 reboot cartoon cast VAs if they did ever continue the remakes...
I've always thought a DLC type situation with the 2017 cast would be fun. I even thought maybe it could allow sprite and voice swaps for the original game.
@@ZipplyZane difficult to say. I want to say noticeably more than in DuckTales 1 you could always find a letsplay or longplay of it, or you could also play it yourself any way you can
Still disappointed capcom never ported the disney afternoon collection to switch. Thats literally easy money....i rented ducktale 2 a few times as a kid. Had i known it was a rarity growing up i wouldve bought it
The Lost Vikings is fantastic. I used to play with my best friends at the time by just passing the controller back and forth among the three of us to control any one viking at a time. Great for team building it seems.
Interesting fact about The Lost Vikings: at least on Sega you can play it in three player coop. Problem is that you still need to be all characters at one screen or wait until your turn.
The Lost Vikings was basically my 'party/ice-breaker' game in my childhood. If I had new people over in my house, or I was going to a place that had a genesis, I'd bring my copy of it and my six-button controllers if needed. The concept of the game was simple, the puzzles were challenging enough for new people, the '''cutscenes''' were amusing at the time. But most of all; it promoted teamwork and helped build up friendships. A wonderful game for its time
I was unaware that Disney Collection was still available. I've been wanting to play Duck Tales 2 for some time; guess I know what I'll be picking up soon!
I played so much Lost Vikings with my dad growing up. Upon reflection there's no way I was much help solving them but it was still so much fun to play along with him. Thank you for bringing up those memories and giving me a day to cherish them. This channel is amazing, thank you all so much!
Fun Fact: John "Motormouth" Moschitta Jr, the fast talking Micro Machines guy is also the voice of 'Blurr', the super speedy blue Autobot from the 1986 Transformers Movie and subsequent seasons of the original animated series. His dialogue is not artificially sped up, he really 'does' speak that fast. In fact he is still accredited by the Guinness Book of World Records as "the worlds fastest talker" (586 words per minute, according to Wikipedia).
Somewhere in my dad's basement I think is a full copy of Ducktails 2. My grandparents had an NES to keep me occupied and that was one of the few games they had.
Thank you Dylan for pointing out the weird focus. I thought my glasses were broken. Jared, many many many thanks for this series. It lets me revisit my youth vicariously. I need that most of the time.
No worries, Camera-kun. I also tend to focus on the game collection in the back (and that sweet Breath of Fire logo used on the SNES box). Also: that segment for Panel Bingo was too hype.
Yo, The Lost Vikings was a game I just never could find on shelves, but wanted it so bad! I could never find it for rent and it wasn't a good month for new game purchasing as a kid - my birthday was last month.
Micro Machines was another oft-rented game in my youth. The other racers had two frame animations that would play when selected and when they either won a race or came in last. As a kid, I would sometimes emulate the animation they came in last, just to rub in their 16-bit faces.
Hell yeah, Kirby is next week! Another excellent episode, as always, guys. Question for the crew: are there any games coming up that you're extremely extremely excited to cover?
It should be mentioned that The Lost Vikings 2 got a port to Sony Playstation and Sega Saturn, as well, but under the title "Norse By Norsewest: Return Of The Lost Vikings". These CD-based versions added FMV sequences, 3D-ish graphics (think super charged Donkey Kong Country), and CD sound including voice acting from some rather famous voice actors.
Dylan really went, hold my beer, and talked as fast as he could xD and yes, in this scenario, Jared is our cool big brother introducing us to new/old games and making sure we finish them, and Dylan is the tired dad, chugging beers on the couch, encouraging the kids and... how much was that game again? oh heck no XD
I loved micro machines on the genesis. There just were not a lot of multi player competitive racing games, and it had a lot of variety with the helicopters, boats, and Tanks! I found the environment details, and the parallax of the floor visually impressive enough though its a port of an nes game. Lost Vikings is also really good, great characters, clever logic puzzle game disguised as a platformer. It certainly made its share of imitators. Animaniacs on genesis comes to mind.
Webby doesn't get kidnapped until after you've cleared all the stages, when Flinthard Glomgold ransoms her for all the treasures you've collected. The premise of the game is to get all the treasures and, if you're good enough, uncover the hidden treasure.
I had no idea the Lost Vikings was developed with the SNES in mind. When I was a kid, I used to play it with my dad on DOS, so I always thought it was a DOS game originally.
Apparently, they never credited the NES composer for using the moon theme in the series. I guess their reasoning was they used the version from the remake.
I have fond memories of The Lost Vikings. My brother and I played through it together, and its slower pace and emphasis on creative thinking made it a perfect team-up game.
DuckTales 2 and Chip n' Dales Rescue Rangers were two games my mum bought for my older siblings (when she got the NES Action Set bundle for their birthday), but it wasn't until the age of 4/5 I was able to play those games with them. I still have fond memories of playing Rescue Rangers co-op, though I do remember DuckTales 2 being a fairly challenging game for me to beat. And thank you for mentioning the Disney Afternoon Collection, as it's a great bundle that includes some excellent licensed platforming games from Capcom.
If I had a nickel for every time a game company got in legal trouble with Sega over releasing games on the Genesis without Sega's permission, I'd have three nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened three times.
Honestly, quite a good selection of games today. Ducktales 2 may not have quite the oomph of the first one, but it is well made made and a fun time. Lost vikings is rightfully considered a pretty unique classic, 3-Count Bout is a surprisingly decent time and, and this is going to sound weird, Panel Action Bingo is not the worst way to spend a vacation in the back of a car. Street Combat is not much of a loss, the underlying Chounai Gekito Hen is also kinda shit - something which sadly holds true for the majority of games from the Ranma franchise.
Man.. I love the Lost Vikings games! Admittedly, LV2 was my favorite. Having Erik with Turbo boots and Baleog having a bionic arm were such a cool change. Olaf having fart power... I could probably have done without? Also Fang and Scorch were super cool occasional additions. Now I'm gonna have to try to play through them again. I never could beat either of them as a kid.
The Lost Vikings was one of my favorite games on the SNES. I loved the gameplay and its sense of humor, especially the bickering banter at the end of the levels. It'd be pretty awesome to watch a playthrough of it sometime! (Hint, hint!)
Rare made a ton of NES stuff including licensed LJN games like Roger Rabbit and Nightmare on Elm Street. They’ve never been immune to stinkers but it makes the good games they made back then really stand out.
DuckTales 2 was fun, like the first but the controls felt a bit more refined reviews saying it's more of the same is hardly a mark against it; it's more DuckTales ah, the moon theme in the reboot cartoon. The first two times they use it makes you smile, the third makes you cry
I think the camera just wanted to show just how good you boxed games were. It wanted to show your copy of Mechwarrior 3050, but it couldn't spot it this week.
Lost Vikings was the first "Blizzard" game I ever played & I really enjoyed it back in the day. I wish they'd make a new 3D version of it & allow co-op with friends, there's so much possibility with that idea. It's a shame how many great franchises Activision is sitting on that don't get anything done because every studio needs to help make Call Of Duty.
Editor Dylan really needs his own show. It feels like perhaps the "now in the 90s" crew is tapping into that more and more with each video. No offense to the host, but Dylan is the star here. Lets work with that!
6:36 Holy cow, I forgot about the pocket playsets! Those were so cool! I wanted to collect all of them and make a whole tiny city! I don't think I ever got more than five of them though...
I can't fathom why people talk down the idea of a game being "more of the same." Ducktales was an AWESOME game, so what exactly is wrong with just giving us a whole second game? I could spend an hour just listing games I wish got sequels that just gave us more of what we already love!
It's neat to see The Lost Vikings pop up in this episode since there's actually been a copy in my local game store for a while now. I keep taking a look at it every once in a while when I go to peruse the place.
It always fills me with a little bit of sadness hearing about Blizzard's origins, because back in the day I really liked their output as Silicon & Synapse. However, as the years went by, they more and more became like digital drug dealers.
I was JUST talking to my wife about John Moschitta yesterday, holy shit. She didn't believe me when I explained that Blur from Transformers had a TV commercial career.
This has been my favorite episode so far! I remember every one of those games and they were so much fun as a kid it makes me want to go out and get them!
I remember I used to own "The Lost Vikings" (no idea how or why) and I enjoyed the music and art style of the game. However I never could even REMOTELY fathom how to play it back in those days and we eventually ended up selling it simply because none of us had the slightest clue of what we were doing when we tried to play it.
i so love that i have both ducktails on nes and gameboy still, sadly there both loose but still those games are so awesome to this day to play on that gray brick
One of my childhood friends owned literally several hundred NES games (along with many, many games for every other console and handheld released in the US that I know of until the 21st century when we lost touch) including all of the Capcom NES games. I'm not sure if I played Duck Tales 2 at his house, borrowed it, or both though. Also I think Scooby Doo could make a good strategy or tower defense game.
Kudos for making that bingo game sound cool as heck. That's some serious 90's energy.
Editor Dylan always bringing in gold for his segment, this time with FAST TALKING ACTION! 😁
Now lets see him do it with his 90s announcer voice.
When Jared said Dylan wouldn't be talking as fast, I thought: "Now you've challenged him." Needless to say, Dylan's response had me laughing out loud. Thank you for that.
Editor Dylan's "90's voice" legit gave me nostalgia and that whole bit had me laughing pretty good! You guys are awesome
You can tell how much of an impact the 90's had on us when an accent can sound 90's.
While I have seen John Moschitta, Jr. in those Micro Machine commercials, as well as his pivotal dramatic performance as an electronics shop owner in Short Circuit 2, I'm most nostalgic for his role as Blur from The Transformers: The Movie, a robot who talks fast and that's his entire personality. They didn't even write dialogue suitable for his superspeed speech much of the time, and in one scene, an odd choice in I assume voice direction has him just make mouth noise in lieu of words, "What about me, Magnus, what about me, mm ha mm ha mm ha? I can help out but what about me?"
Imagine if Duck Tales 2 was on the SNES. It would probably have been a classic today. A shame that when they made the remake, they didn't add it into it.
Not gonna lie, I might be down for a Hanna-Barbera RPG if handled by the right people.
Well, Square (later intelligent Systems) made Super Mario Brothers a RPG game franchise (primarily the Paper Mario games), so it could be done. You'd just have to make a story suitable for the characters.
I find the series fairly linear though.
For some reason I read "Hanna Montana RPG" and was very confused.
I loved lost vikings growing up and was so hyped to see them get added to HotS. Damn shame that blizzard basically smothered that game with a pillow after its attempt to force an HotS equivalent to overwatch league failed.
Fun fact about the Moon theme's usage in DT2017: In an early episode, Lin Manuel-Miranda, who voices Gizmoduck, was planning to whistle the moon theme as a little easter egg; however, showwriter Frank Angones had to put a halt to that, regrettably admitting that he already had plans to feature the song more prominently later in the series (as Della Duck's lullaby).
I really wish when they did DuckTales Remastered back in 2013 that they would have continued the "Disney Afternoon" remakes so we could have gotten DuckTales 2 Remastered while most of the voice actors were still alive. Though I suppose they could use the 2017 reboot cartoon cast VAs if they did ever continue the remakes...
wouldn't say no to the voice talents of David Tennant. I can go either way on the VAs for the kids
Critics complained about the short length and long cutscenes, so I wish Capcom would have added the sequel's levels and bosses in Remastered.
I've always thought a DLC type situation with the 2017 cast would be fun. I even thought maybe it could allow sprite and voice swaps for the original game.
@@ChibiKami How much do the nephews actually play into the sequel? I know the original was far more about Scrooge, like the 1980s show was.
@@ZipplyZane difficult to say. I want to say noticeably more than in DuckTales 1
you could always find a letsplay or longplay of it, or you could also play it yourself any way you can
Still disappointed capcom never ported the disney afternoon collection to switch. Thats literally easy money....i rented ducktale 2 a few times as a kid. Had i known it was a rarity growing up i wouldve bought it
Have it on xbox, would have doubled dip for a switch version though
Well done with the 90s announcer bit, Dylan. Well done.
Gave me serious POWER THIRST vibes
@@SuperGameageddon hah! I came to the comment section just to see how long it would take to find a powerthirst reference.
The Lost Vikings is fantastic. I used to play with my best friends at the time by just passing the controller back and forth among the three of us to control any one viking at a time. Great for team building it seems.
I also Owned this one as a kid, played it very much! Still holds up with the gameplay today😊
🎵DuckTales whoo-ooh🎵 I also remember the micro machines commercials of the ’90’s.
I remember the Micromachines man. I was always trying to talk as fast as he did. Never could pull it off.
Some years ago I happened to buy Ducktales 2 cib as part of a bigger lot. I’m still amazed by how much it had risen in value.
In Canadian money, my solo 2011 copy costed $60. Today in 2023, the cheapest cart is a 254$ faded copy
The 90s announcer voice over Bingo brings me so much joy you have no idea
Interesting fact about The Lost Vikings: at least on Sega you can play it in three player coop. Problem is that you still need to be all characters at one screen or wait until your turn.
I remember playing the game like that with my friend back in the day. It was a really weird, but kinda fun way to play.
The Lost Vikings was basically my 'party/ice-breaker' game in my childhood. If I had new people over in my house, or I was going to a place that had a genesis, I'd bring my copy of it and my six-button controllers if needed. The concept of the game was simple, the puzzles were challenging enough for new people, the '''cutscenes''' were amusing at the time. But most of all; it promoted teamwork and helped build up friendships. A wonderful game for its time
Editor Dylan paying homage to Powerthirst during Bingo....I didn't know I needed that!
This guy knows it was power thirst! Hell yeah. I recognized it right away. Lol😂
I was unaware that Disney Collection was still available. I've been wanting to play Duck Tales 2 for some time; guess I know what I'll be picking up soon!
my family rented lost vikings so many times trying to get through it, we were all tagging in and out game was super fun.
April 28th 1993, I was born today!! Thanks for the awesome work, Jared and crew!
I played so much Lost Vikings with my dad growing up. Upon reflection there's no way I was much help solving them but it was still so much fun to play along with him. Thank you for bringing up those memories and giving me a day to cherish them. This channel is amazing, thank you all so much!
Fun Fact: John "Motormouth" Moschitta Jr, the fast talking Micro Machines guy is also the voice of 'Blurr', the super speedy blue Autobot from the 1986 Transformers Movie and subsequent seasons of the original animated series. His dialogue is not artificially sped up, he really 'does' speak that fast. In fact he is still accredited by the Guinness Book of World Records as "the worlds fastest talker" (586 words per minute, according to Wikipedia).
Somewhere in my dad's basement I think is a full copy of Ducktails 2. My grandparents had an NES to keep me occupied and that was one of the few games they had.
Editor Dylan killing it again! AVGN had an episode up today, but there was no question which one I was watching first, AVGN can wait.
Can't believe that Nintendo Power called Secret of Mana only the 9th best game of that year
Thank you Dylan for pointing out the weird focus. I thought my glasses were broken.
Jared, many many many thanks for this series. It lets me revisit my youth vicariously. I need that most of the time.
I found myself checking my CZcams settings, because sometimes the video quality spontaneously plummets because of my hit-or-miss internet.
Best series on the net!!!
I was 8 yrs old this date 30yrs ago
No worries, Camera-kun. I also tend to focus on the game collection in the back (and that sweet Breath of Fire logo used on the SNES box).
Also: that segment for Panel Bingo was too hype.
I just re-beat BoF last month. I LOVE that series.
I got to the Tyr battle and got bored with it. Also last month
Yo, The Lost Vikings was a game I just never could find on shelves, but wanted it so bad! I could never find it for rent and it wasn't a good month for new game purchasing as a kid - my birthday was last month.
You know, I love this series because they really focus on the games!
Micro Machines was another oft-rented game in my youth. The other racers had two frame animations that would play when selected and when they either won a race or came in last. As a kid, I would sometimes emulate the animation they came in last, just to rub in their 16-bit faces.
Duck Tales theme forever in my head lol
Hell yeah, Kirby is next week! Another excellent episode, as always, guys. Question for the crew: are there any games coming up that you're extremely extremely excited to cover?
@Now_in_the90s shut up, bot.
I'm not part of the crew, but looking forward to December as a legendary game had its public release Dec 10th, 1993.
A couple of super niche games are coming in the next week or two that I personally love!! ~Jared
My favorite genesis game of all time comes out this September.
Pretty sure Link's Awakening came out in 93
The Lost Viings was my absolute jam. One of my favorite non rpg SNES games of all times.
It should be mentioned that The Lost Vikings 2 got a port to Sony Playstation and Sega Saturn, as well, but under the title "Norse By Norsewest: Return Of The Lost Vikings". These CD-based versions added FMV sequences, 3D-ish graphics (think super charged Donkey Kong Country), and CD sound including voice acting from some rather famous voice actors.
Dylan's announcer voice was killin' it! Good ep today. Still love the show.
LOL, Dylan really killed it this week 😄
Dylan really went, hold my beer, and talked as fast as he could xD and yes, in this scenario, Jared is our cool big brother introducing us to new/old games and making sure we finish them, and Dylan is the tired dad, chugging beers on the couch, encouraging the kids and... how much was that game again? oh heck no XD
I look forward to this every single week!!! ❤ This episode was an amazing nostalgia fest with so many laughs!
Jared And Dylan Tag Team Champions Now In The 90s Is Running Wild
Dude, I love this show and it feels like something I would have seen on TV during the 90's! Thank you!
I loved micro machines on the genesis. There just were not a lot of multi player competitive racing games, and it had a lot of variety with the helicopters, boats, and Tanks!
I found the environment details, and the parallax of the floor visually impressive enough though its a port of an nes game.
Lost Vikings is also really good, great characters, clever logic puzzle game disguised as a platformer. It certainly made its share of imitators. Animaniacs on genesis comes to mind.
Webby doesn't get kidnapped until after you've cleared all the stages, when Flinthard Glomgold ransoms her for all the treasures you've collected. The premise of the game is to get all the treasures and, if you're good enough, uncover the hidden treasure.
I had no idea the Lost Vikings was developed with the SNES in mind. When I was a kid, I used to play it with my dad on DOS, so I always thought it was a DOS game originally.
It is a bit odd that Capcom didn't release that NES Disney Afternoon collection on Switch.
Seriously, wtf man
Duck Tales 2 is a lot of fun. I am glad it's easily available to play. Needs more love
I remember seeing the spread Nintendo Power did on Ducktales 2 and thinking I would wait for the series to make the jump to SNES. I'm still waiting.
A bit disappointed that Jared did do the fast talking, thank you Editor Dylan for going for it
Apparently, they never credited the NES composer for using the moon theme in the series. I guess their reasoning was they used the version from the remake.
I have fond memories of The Lost Vikings. My brother and I played through it together, and its slower pace and emphasis on creative thinking made it a perfect team-up game.
DuckTales 2 and Chip n' Dales Rescue Rangers were two games my mum bought for my older siblings (when she got the NES Action Set bundle for their birthday), but it wasn't until the age of 4/5 I was able to play those games with them. I still have fond memories of playing Rescue Rangers co-op, though I do remember DuckTales 2 being a fairly challenging game for me to beat.
And thank you for mentioning the Disney Afternoon Collection, as it's a great bundle that includes some excellent licensed platforming games from Capcom.
If I had a nickel for every time a game company got in legal trouble with Sega over releasing games on the Genesis without Sega's permission, I'd have three nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened three times.
I thought it happened a little more often?
Honestly, quite a good selection of games today. Ducktales 2 may not have quite the oomph of the first one, but it is well made made and a fun time. Lost vikings is rightfully considered a pretty unique classic, 3-Count Bout is a surprisingly decent time and, and this is going to sound weird, Panel Action Bingo is not the worst way to spend a vacation in the back of a car.
Street Combat is not much of a loss, the underlying Chounai Gekito Hen is also kinda shit - something which sadly holds true for the majority of games from the Ranma franchise.
The 90s voice on the bingo game was really good feel free to roast the audience any time
Man.. I love the Lost Vikings games!
Admittedly, LV2 was my favorite.
Having Erik with Turbo boots and Baleog having a bionic arm were such a cool change.
Olaf having fart power... I could probably have done without?
Also Fang and Scorch were super cool occasional additions.
Now I'm gonna have to try to play through them again.
I never could beat either of them as a kid.
I loved the old Micro Machines games, including the one on the N64. I miss the old top down racers with quirks like that.
Playing the Disney AFTERNOON collection on a PlayStation console just feels unnatural and just weird. But I still love it.
The Lost Vikings was one of my favorite games on the SNES. I loved the gameplay and its sense of humor, especially the bickering banter at the end of the levels. It'd be pretty awesome to watch a playthrough of it sometime! (Hint, hint!)
Rare made a ton of NES stuff including licensed LJN games like Roger Rabbit and Nightmare on Elm Street. They’ve never been immune to stinkers but it makes the good games they made back then really stand out.
DuckTales 2 was fun, like the first but the controls felt a bit more refined
reviews saying it's more of the same is hardly a mark against it; it's more DuckTales
ah, the moon theme in the reboot cartoon. The first two times they use it makes you smile, the third makes you cry
Today I learned that Fantastic Dizzy isn't the only Genesis game with that weirdly shaped cartridge.
I think the camera just wanted to show just how good you boxed games were. It wanted to show your copy of Mechwarrior 3050, but it couldn't spot it this week.
Great video as always!! I remember renting Street Combat back in the day and hating is so much I returned it to the video store the same day!!
Lost Vikings was the first "Blizzard" game I ever played & I really enjoyed it back in the day. I wish they'd make a new 3D version of it & allow co-op with friends, there's so much possibility with that idea. It's a shame how many great franchises Activision is sitting on that don't get anything done because every studio needs to help make Call Of Duty.
I remember seeing that MicroMachines commercial when I was a kid, I was surprised to see how fast he talked and the fact he did it all in one take.
Panel Action Bingo has some amazing tunes that gets you pumped for anything but bingo.
Thank you for giving Blurr his flowers…loved his speed talking
I am now aware that copy of Duck Tales 2 I got at a thrift store for 50 cents was a really good investment
Editor Dylan really needs his own show. It feels like perhaps the "now in the 90s" crew is tapping into that more and more with each video. No offense to the host, but Dylan is the star here. Lets work with that!
Typo: extraneous apostrophe in ‘it’s’ in the intro subtitles about the camera remembering *its* job.
6:36 Holy cow, I forgot about the pocket playsets! Those were so cool! I wanted to collect all of them and make a whole tiny city! I don't think I ever got more than five of them though...
Having major Power Thirst flashbacks after Dylan busted out the 90's voice💪
I really wish they would have developed this for the SNES
Man this one was my childhood, lost vikings and micro machines? I didn't realize how early in their release I played these games.
bingo segment was hilarious
I can't fathom why people talk down the idea of a game being "more of the same." Ducktales was an AWESOME game, so what exactly is wrong with just giving us a whole second game?
I could spend an hour just listing games I wish got sequels that just gave us more of what we already love!
Dylan chugged a whole can of Power Thirst before the Bingo game bit.
It's neat to see The Lost Vikings pop up in this episode since there's actually been a copy in my local game store for a while now. I keep taking a look at it every once in a while when I go to peruse the place.
It always fills me with a little bit of sadness hearing about Blizzard's origins, because back in the day I really liked their output as Silicon & Synapse. However, as the years went by, they more and more became like digital drug dealers.
Now I understand why in the micromachines episodes of AVGN he suddenly started talking fast.
ducktales of course was also written on the megaman engine, so making minor carats was already in its dna.
I was JUST talking to my wife about John Moschitta yesterday, holy shit. She didn't believe me when I explained that Blur from Transformers had a TV commercial career.
That ad for Panel Action Bingo got me needing a copy.
I didn't know there was a Ducktales 2 until MUCH later in life when I was browsing a emul....uh... I mean Totally Legal Internet Store Page site...
This has been my favorite episode so far! I remember every one of those games and they were so much fun as a kid it makes me want to go out and get them!
Lost vikings is a underground classic. One of my favorite games to play with my friends.
The micro machines guy played mr testaverde in saved by the bell who would give his History lectures super fast.
As a child I rented duck tales 2 from a Hollywood Video in my small home town. I hadn't played the first one so I had nothing to compare it to
I remember I used to own "The Lost Vikings" (no idea how or why) and I enjoyed the music and art style of the game. However I never could even REMOTELY fathom how to play it back in those days and we eventually ended up selling it simply because none of us had the slightest clue of what we were doing when we tried to play it.
I can't help but laugh out loud at the intro camera flub. That made my day. 🤣
Editor Dylans bingo 90s voice gave me major Power Thirst vibes. If anyone remembers power thirst. 500 Babies!
I bought that ranma game and had no idea what I was doing. Beat all my friends until I lost to best friend who owned it too and never told me
i so love that i have both ducktails on nes and gameboy still, sadly there both loose but still those games are so awesome to this day to play on that gray brick
The cameraman the first 10 seconds: "Man forget Jared, look at this wall of boxes"
Yessss! The Lost Vikings! I miss that game!!! loved playing this!
Editor Dylan was on fire today
Duck Tales 2 is pretty good, but at the time I had no idea it existed
One of my childhood friends owned literally several hundred NES games (along with many, many games for every other console and handheld released in the US that I know of until the 21st century when we lost touch) including all of the Capcom NES games. I'm not sure if I played Duck Tales 2 at his house, borrowed it, or both though.
Also I think Scooby Doo could make a good strategy or tower defense game.