When this cabinet came out in 1991, Konami was in their stride. There was nothing they did that failed. TMNT, X-Men, the Simpsons, etc. Thank you for yet another video kind sir...
Cormano was always my favorite character because of his how he hid his guns under his poncho. I played this game every weekend at Aladdin's Castle. The 90s were awesome!
This game is an arcade masterpiece. Growing up in Western Canada, this game was *everywhere.* I remember kids would fight over who got to play as Cormano- he was the most popular and favorite character by far. There is a rare spinoff of this game called Mystic Warriors, which features ninjas instead of cowboys. Awesome review, Patman!
Omg are you kidding me?! My favorite game by my favorite dude? On a Saturday? After getting on CZcams after a nice wake and bake? Today is gonna be incredible
Konami really did like the cowboy motif at that time, didn't they? Lethal Enforcers 2 was also released around that time, and there's also Wild West Cow-Boys of Moo Mesa, which is regarded as the spiritual sequel to Sunset Riders.
Actually, there's another spiritual successor to Sunset Riders besides Wild West Cow-Boys of Moo Mesa: Mystic Warriors, which also shares the same visual presentation and has a cameo of Sunset Riders in one of the stages...
Well, I could understand No. 1, but I think Moo Mesa was Konami doing more with the license they had from Surge, just as they had with the successful Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Pat you are the man. My mother bought me this game at Kay bee toys for the Super Nintendo. It was on the clearance rack. I had no idea what to expect from Sunset Riders. It quickly became one of me and my friends favorites. Thanks for the great videos brother. God bless you Pat. PS. Always pick Bob or Carmano. The shotguns really help you out.
Somehow managed to never see this game in the arcades back when it was around... Must have been too busy dropping all my quarters into Final Fight and WWF Superstars. Love the video though!
Possibly the worse version out there, like Toki, it's nothing like the arcade version we loved. The Super Nintendo version is whre its at for home consoles.
The Mega Drive/Genesis version is far from arcade accurate, but it's by no means a bad game. The music is well done and the graphics are adequate. The game plays well, and that's what counts.
I love everything about this game, from the opening scene and music to the game play and challenging bosses. Cormano was my favorite “Rider”. I rented a Sega Genesis and this cartridge from Blockbuster when it first came out. It was one of the first games I bought for both the Genesis and SNES.
You certainly did your research hard for this one to find out that Konami originally developed Frogger. KLOV has it plastered all over that it is created by Sega/Gremlin but in tiny print near the bottom, it does say, "originally developed by Konami". The fans of Track and Field might feel the same way since Konami licensed this to Centuri for USA distribution. Yes, I agree, Konami churned out many good beat-em-ups around that time including The Simpsons and X-Men. Actually Konami also did a wild western beat-em-up even earlier than this called Iron Horse from 1986. Your hero is in the back of a train and is trying to reach the engine in the front, but he's thwarted by bandits along the way.
I love playing this game...first played it on MAME in 2006, then for many years, I yearned to play an actual Sunset Riders arcade game in person. Eventually that moment came in 2018 when the Strong Museum of Play got a Sunset Riders 4 Player cabinet in their eGameRevolution. When COVID-19 kept me from doing the things I enjoy doing, I am thankful Arcade Archives put Sunset Riders for Nintendo Switch and PS4, me getting the former port so I can play it on the go. :) Cormano is my main, and will always be.
Have this game for my Mega Drive and have loved it since I was a kid. I didn't know how pared back the Mega Drive/Genesis port was until many years later so I didn't know I was missing anything and still love how it plays. A warning to fellow collectors, Sunset Riders is VERY expensive nowadays and both the Mega Drive and SNES ports sell for crazy money. Excellent video Pat, keep up the great work. 🙂
I fed lots of tokens into this game at Aladdin's Castle back in the day. It's incredible to think that was nearly 30 years ago. It's so obvious now that the music was inspired by TMNT. I'm definitely going to pick this up on PS4.
What is also great about this game is the MUSIC. What I have also noticed how the Konami games often use the same sort of _orchestral hit_ sound in their songs
Yee-haw! Sunsetriders benefitted from ports to genesis and SNES but mystic warriora and cowboys of moo mesa remain arcade exclusive. I hope you cover them someday.
YES!! I been waiting for this one! Sunset Riders was one of my favorite arcade games and holy trilogy of arcades game I love running into in my childhood (TMNT, The Simpsons and this). I still vividly remember the day I came across it, I saw the cabinet and thought it would be a slow game due to using cowboys and enemies would come at you high noon style, my dad gave me a coin and I inserted it and had my mind blow at the intense gameplay and colorful characters! I never looked at Westerns the same again!! All the action of my dad's movies he enjoyed watching I got to live with this game and that fact that I live in Texas just brought this game to my mind constantly when traveling to historic places. Was lucky to find the Snes cartridge at a thrift store for cheap and recently got emulator to play it constantly on my phone. Never get tired of it and a classic for me and wish more people talked about, it's a forgotten classic!
Maaan! Childhood memories. I remember spending ages at the Arcade parlour after going to buy bread and milk 😂.. So good. Wish I could back to 1993! This game was huge in Mexico.
I absolutely love this game. Has my favorite attract sequence of all time (I often just leave it running on my cab for "ambiance"). Another super video. Thanks very very much :) !
Thank you for doing a review of this one, I saw the title card, and immediately I had flashbacks of my childhood, playing this on the Sega Genesis. It was super fun, as I remember many weekends having rented this as my local video store.
These are really amazing videos. Really!! Have you ever thought about doing “Wild West Cowboys of Moo Mesa” arcade game? I would love to see your rendition of that.
Great review. I played this once at the galloping ghost arcade. I wanted to play a western themed game besides gun.smoke. I died quickly, so i gave up. Watching this video makes me want to play it again. I like the clip of the stooges there at the beginning. "Disorder in the court," featuring Bud Jamison.
Patman knocking it out of the park again. For a second I thought I heard him say Drac N Field, And now I can’t get out of my head why Konami didn’t make a Castlevania sports competition title lol
I remember loving playing this game with my friends at my Aladdin's Castle birthday parties. So much so I named my semi permanent Rdr2 posse, the Sunset Riders!
Great game awesome video! Is it just me or does patman sound like the guy who narrated the old Disney cartoons like sleepy hollow? It’s like comfort food for your ears- good job
Your videos are AWESOME, Patman! I was born in 76, so i've played or at least seen (in arcades) almost every game you've covered. Keep up the great work ,and long live retro gaming!
great video! i used to play this with my dad, every time he took me to the arcade, when i was little. watching this really took me back^^ thanks for uploading this!
My favorite arcade game since my childhood. I strongly recommend you to check Mystic Warriors by Konami. It's similiar to Sunset Riders even same sprites used in some graphics.
Love yours Docs Patman, they always bring back fond memories. For me all the games you pick were from the golden age of gaming, you should do an episode about your favourite era of gaming and which games you were most fond of. I think from the birth of the Commodore 64 up until the PS2/Xbox 360 were the definitive years for gaming where by anybody could attempt to make their own game, independent developers were aplenty and creativity and originality were in surplus, sadly by the time the PS3 and Xbox 1 came the greed of Sony and Microsoft and their speedy release of ever more powerful hardware meant that independent developers couldn't afford or even keep pace with the giant companies leading to ever decreasing choices and originality in the market place. I'm so glad I was part of the original nerd collective when gaming was fun and exciting and also brought a lot of different people together in friendship (unlike the GTA V's and Call of duties communities which are just down right hostile). So thanks for keeping the golden age alive and bringing a smile to all true gamers faces. p.s the Amiga was my greatest computer of all time.
Thank you for the nice words. The Amiga was my favorite computer right next to the Commodore 64. The 64 to me has the edge just because of the vast amount of software that was available for it. I absolutely loved my Amiga though, the graphics the sounds it was just an amazing piece of hardware. I've been playing arcade games since the 70s so I really don't have a favorite era. It's all really good from the late 70s until the early 2000's I would say. How about you?
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries 100% agree with you, early 80's (C64, Spectrum ZX) up until early 2000 (PS2, Xbox One). I probably learned to type before I could write thanks to the Commodore lol. New games were released weekly for just a couple of pounds/dollars. Sadly when mass commercialism gets involved they ruin niche industries (which gaming was back then). Bring back Cinemaware, Ocean, DMA and mastertronic. Great memories for me playing the C64 with my brother and I imagine it's the same for many people of our generation. Your old pictures of you and your family always remind me of this. Long live the 1st generation of gamers!
Man such memories ... started as kid playing this in the arcade and falling in love . Had look for many years to find this game in the 90s for the snes . Found it and loved it again .. what a time ... thanks for bringing back the memories once again
Oh my my, how I have been wanting a video on this game soooo bad! This was an amazing game, it felt ahead of its time. Thanks for your hard work, and all the great videos!
Dude I love your channel. Really informative and filled with nostalgia. Wicked that you mentioned Law of the West on the C64. I still play all of the old classics and it's always great to hear someone talk about them.
Thank you Patman! I want to live in a world where farts and queefs defines bad sound effects in video games. In every language in every land krom high on his mountain be willing. Every video you refer to farts and queefs to define bad sound effects brings us one step closer to that world. The world I feel I belong in. A world of endless possibilities. Fight the good fight brother!
I’m still bitter that there is an unplayable copy of “Sunset Riders” locked away on my Xbox 360 hard drive that came as part of Game Room’s last pack download.
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Ha man bowling alleys were not that common here in melbourne Australia. It was a special treat growing up, then of course there was always one kid in the group that got upset because he couldn't knock down the pins and ruined everyone's fun lol.
I grow up on all the Konami arcade games from TMNT, Simpsons, and X-men. Also same goes for Capcom beatem ups. At one point I used MAME to replay a lot of them and some I have never got to play.
I never got a chance to play this Konami classic in the arcades back in the day... I was too busy feeding all my quarters to similar multiplayer machines like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Simpsons and X-Men: Children of the Atom. Still, a fantastic video! Also, if you visit my saloon... I'll have a nice cold sarsaparilla with your name on it waiting for you as soon as you belly up to the bar
"Burry me with my money" Still have this for the SNES 🤠
LOL,That is such a classic line
When this cabinet came out in 1991, Konami was in their stride. There was nothing they did that failed.
TMNT, X-Men, the Simpsons, etc. Thank you for yet another video kind sir...
Cormano was always my favorite character because of his how he hid his guns under his poncho. I played this game every weekend at Aladdin's Castle. The 90s were awesome!
I thought that was a cool little touch toO
This game is an arcade masterpiece. Growing up in Western Canada, this game was *everywhere.* I remember kids would fight over who got to play as Cormano- he was the most popular and favorite character by far. There is a rare spinoff of this game called Mystic Warriors, which features ninjas instead of cowboys. Awesome review, Patman!
Thank you very much, it was all over where I grew up as well
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries In the two 🕹️ joystick arcade version, could two people pick the same character?
@@johna.7362 probably not.
@@johna.7362 No, that was not possible
Hell yeah it is, I love the music too!
Your channel is the reason why CZcams exists
Thanks that's very nice of you to say
Omg are you kidding me?! My favorite game by my favorite dude? On a Saturday? After getting on CZcams after a nice wake and bake? Today is gonna be incredible
LOL,That's fantastic. Hope you enjoyed it :-)
PatmanQC - History of arcade game documentaries very much so. And I was right, today was pretty fantastic
Konami really did like the cowboy motif at that time, didn't they? Lethal Enforcers 2 was also released around that time, and there's also Wild West Cow-Boys of Moo Mesa, which is regarded as the spiritual sequel to Sunset Riders.
HELLO YOU : )
I thought about mentioning wild West but since it wasn't a part of the actual series I didn't include it
Actually, there's another spiritual successor to Sunset Riders besides Wild West Cow-Boys of Moo Mesa: Mystic Warriors, which also shares the same visual presentation and has a cameo of Sunset Riders in one of the stages...
Well, I could understand No. 1, but I think Moo Mesa was Konami doing more with the license they had from Surge, just as they had with the successful Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Hey Guru Larry collaborate with Patman if u haven’t yet
Pat you are the man. My mother bought me this game at Kay bee toys for the Super Nintendo. It was on the clearance rack. I had no idea what to expect from Sunset Riders. It quickly became one of me and my friends favorites. Thanks for the great videos brother. God bless you Pat. PS. Always pick Bob or Carmano. The shotguns really help you out.
Thank you, cormano was my favorite as well
In case you didn't know, the Steve and Billy with their revolvers do more damage per shot.
Somehow managed to never see this game in the arcades back when it was around... Must have been too busy dropping all my quarters into Final Fight and WWF Superstars. Love the video though!
Sounds like me :-) thank you very much
I was just playing this on my Switch earlier today!
This is on the switch?! I'm gonna download it now!!!!
Great minds think alike but I was playing it on my PS4.🤘
This game was a lot of fun on the Megadrive when I was a wee lad.
Only had the super Nintendo version growing up
The saga version was different but played great
Possibly the worse version out there, like Toki, it's nothing like the arcade version we loved. The Super Nintendo version is whre its at for home consoles.
The Mega Drive/Genesis version is far from arcade accurate, but it's by no means a bad game. The music is well done and the graphics are adequate. The game plays well, and that's what counts.
@@moarif9139 No Native enemies really hurt the SNES version.
This game was such a HUGE part of my childhood. Got me through a lot of tough times. Absolute masterpiece and beautiful memory
Yes, this game was a lot of fun
I love everything about this game, from the opening scene and music to the game play and challenging bosses. Cormano was my favorite “Rider”. I rented a Sega Genesis and this cartridge from Blockbuster when it first came out. It was one of the first games I bought for both the Genesis and SNES.
You certainly did your research hard for this one to find out that Konami originally developed Frogger. KLOV has it plastered all over that it is created by Sega/Gremlin but in tiny print near the bottom, it does say, "originally developed by Konami". The fans of Track and Field might feel the same way since Konami licensed this to Centuri for USA distribution.
Yes, I agree, Konami churned out many good beat-em-ups around that time including The Simpsons and X-Men.
Actually Konami also did a wild western beat-em-up even earlier than this called Iron Horse from 1986. Your hero is in the back of a train and is trying to reach the engine in the front, but he's thwarted by bandits along the way.
I love playing this game...first played it on MAME in 2006, then for many years, I yearned to play an actual Sunset Riders arcade game in person. Eventually that moment came in 2018 when the Strong Museum of Play got a Sunset Riders 4 Player cabinet in their eGameRevolution. When COVID-19 kept me from doing the things I enjoy doing, I am thankful Arcade Archives put Sunset Riders for Nintendo Switch and PS4, me getting the former port so I can play it on the go. :) Cormano is my main, and will always be.
I spent so many quarters on this game I must've single handedly paid off the arcade cabinet.
Glad to see that the comparison I made with Bob Ross in the Double Dragon 2 video came to fruition. Excellent video as always Patman!!
LOL, thanks for the idea :-)
Have this game for my Mega Drive and have loved it since I was a kid. I didn't know how pared back the Mega Drive/Genesis port was until many years later so I didn't know I was missing anything and still love how it plays. A warning to fellow collectors, Sunset Riders is VERY expensive nowadays and both the Mega Drive and SNES ports sell for crazy money. Excellent video Pat, keep up the great work. 🙂
Thank you very much, it does play really good on the Genesis even though it is missing a lot of content
Soooo many quarters sunk into this game.......man I miss arcades 🤷♂️
So do I
I fed lots of tokens into this game at Aladdin's Castle back in the day. It's incredible to think that was nearly 30 years ago. It's so obvious now that the music was inspired by TMNT. I'm definitely going to pick this up on PS4.
Time flies, thankfully the retro scene has exploded and we are able to experience these old games on newer systems
What is also great about this game is the MUSIC. What I have also noticed how the Konami games often use the same sort of _orchestral hit_ sound in their songs
Yee-haw! Sunsetriders benefitted from ports to genesis and SNES but mystic warriora and cowboys of moo mesa remain arcade exclusive. I hope you cover them someday.
I'm sure I will at some point
Mystic Warriors really needs to be given the Arcade Archives treatment.
Sunset Riders was a phenomenal game for its time I used to play it with my cousins definitely this game brings back memories so thank you for that.
Absolutely, thank you for watching
YES!! I been waiting for this one! Sunset Riders was one of my favorite arcade games and holy trilogy of arcades game I love running into in my childhood (TMNT, The Simpsons and this). I still vividly remember the day I came across it, I saw the cabinet and thought it would be a slow game due to using cowboys and enemies would come at you high noon style, my dad gave me a coin and I inserted it and had my mind blow at the intense gameplay and colorful characters! I never looked at Westerns the same again!! All the action of my dad's movies he enjoyed watching I got to live with this game and that fact that I live in Texas just brought this game to my mind constantly when traveling to historic places.
Was lucky to find the Snes cartridge at a thrift store for cheap and recently got emulator to play it constantly on my phone. Never get tired of it and a classic for me and wish more people talked about, it's a forgotten classic!
Maaan! Childhood memories. I remember spending ages at the Arcade parlour after going to buy bread and milk 😂.. So good. Wish I could back to 1993! This game was huge in Mexico.
I absolutely love this game. Has my favorite attract sequence of all time (I often just leave it running on my cab for "ambiance"). Another super video. Thanks very very much :) !
Glad you enjoy it! It's always been one of my favorite
Thank you for doing a review of this one, I saw the title card, and immediately I had flashbacks of my childhood, playing this on the Sega Genesis. It was super fun, as I remember many weekends having rented this as my local video store.
Fantastic, I'm glad you enjoyed it
These are really amazing videos. Really!! Have you ever thought about doing “Wild West Cowboys of Moo Mesa” arcade game? I would love to see your rendition of that.
I thought about including it in this video but since it wasn't actually part of the official storyline I didn't include it
First!!! Yay finally!!! I enjoy your videos man keep up the good work
Glad you like them! Thank you so much
Great review. I played this once at the galloping ghost arcade. I wanted to play a western themed game besides gun.smoke. I died quickly, so i gave up. Watching this video makes me want to play it again. I like the clip of the stooges there at the beginning. "Disorder in the court," featuring Bud Jamison.
Thank you very much, I always enjoyed this game and especially the stooges :-)
This was one of my favorite arcade games as a kid
It's a great game
Excellent work Patman! Thanks for another great video
Didn't miss the premiere of this one!
Thank you
Loved this game in the arcade. So much fun
Patman knocking it out of the park again. For a second I thought I heard him say Drac N Field, And now I can’t get out of my head why Konami didn’t make a Castlevania sports competition title lol
😅🤣
btw...pacman??? 😅
@@Deathtank75 oops! Corrected lol
This was one that I missed in the arcades.
Hawkeye Hatfield's theme is my favorite.
I always like to see your gameplay in these videos. You’re a pretty good gamer PMHQ👌🏾
I appreciate that, Years and years of practice
Holy crap I was lucky enough to play this with other 3 people a couple of times. Not many were able to have that experience.
Two of your excellent videos in a week, Christmas comes early this year
That's very nice of you to say :-)
I’m thankful for the Arcade Archives release. I did own the Super NES version, then later sold it, much to my regret.
I remember loving playing this game with my friends at my Aladdin's Castle birthday parties. So much so I named my semi permanent Rdr2 posse, the Sunset Riders!
So cool! That's one game I have not had a chance to play and wish I could
I loved this game, it was one of my favorite games at the arcade
One of mine as well
Great game awesome video! Is it just me or does patman sound like the guy who narrated the old Disney cartoons like sleepy hollow? It’s like comfort food for your ears- good job
Your videos are AWESOME, Patman! I was born in 76, so i've played or at least seen (in arcades) almost every game you've covered. Keep up the great work ,and long live retro gaming!
great video! i used to play this with my dad, every time he took me to the arcade, when i was little. watching this really took me back^^ thanks for uploading this!
My favorite arcade game since my childhood. I strongly recommend you to check Mystic Warriors by Konami. It's similiar to Sunset Riders even same sprites used in some graphics.
Will do, thanks
I played this game on both the arcade and the Sega Genesis. I loved both.
So did I
This game took all my quarters
i used to play this on the arcade every saturday ❤️ mad love for this
Thank you :-)
This game is classic. I play it at least once a week on my Switch. Keep these awesome videos coming.
Huge fan of this like many others. This and Metal Slug were just some of the best run and guns ever due to the amazingly tight controls.
Absolutely, especially metal slug
At my daycare growing up this was the best time a kid could ask for.
Love yours Docs Patman, they always bring back fond memories. For me all the games you pick were from the golden age of gaming, you should do an episode about your favourite era of gaming and which games you were most fond of. I think from the birth of the Commodore 64 up until the PS2/Xbox 360 were the definitive years for gaming where by anybody could attempt to make their own game, independent developers were aplenty and creativity and originality were in surplus, sadly by the time the PS3 and Xbox 1 came the greed of Sony and Microsoft and their speedy release of ever more powerful hardware meant that independent developers couldn't afford or even keep pace with the giant companies leading to ever decreasing choices and originality in the market place. I'm so glad I was part of the original nerd collective when gaming was fun and exciting and also brought a lot of different people together in friendship (unlike the GTA V's and Call of duties communities which are just down right hostile). So thanks for keeping the golden age alive and bringing a smile to all true gamers faces. p.s the Amiga was my greatest computer of all time.
Thank you for the nice words. The Amiga was my favorite computer right next to the Commodore 64. The 64 to me has the edge just because of the vast amount of software that was available for it. I absolutely loved my Amiga though, the graphics the sounds it was just an amazing piece of hardware. I've been playing arcade games since the 70s so I really don't have a favorite era. It's all really good from the late 70s until the early 2000's I would say. How about you?
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries 100% agree with you, early 80's (C64, Spectrum ZX) up until early 2000 (PS2, Xbox One). I probably learned to type before I could write thanks to the Commodore lol. New games were released weekly for just a couple of pounds/dollars. Sadly when mass commercialism gets involved they ruin niche industries (which gaming was back then).
Bring back Cinemaware, Ocean, DMA and mastertronic. Great memories for me playing the C64 with my brother and I imagine it's the same for many people of our generation. Your old pictures of you and your family always remind me of this. Long live the 1st generation of gamers!
The chief's name was also changed to Wigwam on the recent arcade version for the Switch.
Yes I mentioned that in the video
You are great at doing documentaries. I really liked this and your one on Wrestlemania the arcade game.
Thanks a lot, I'm glad you enjoyed them
Man such memories ... started as kid playing this in the arcade and falling in love . Had look for many years to find this game in the 90s for the snes . Found it and loved it again .. what a time ... thanks for bringing back the memories once again
Glad you enjoy it!Thanks Roger
“High Noon”, on c64 was prob my #1 go to growing up. Dont know if u ever came across that one.
That sounds familiar, I willl have to look it up
This was a fantastic nostalgia video.
One part of the game you can see the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sign
I'm interested in the ports! I love how you go over every iteration!
Thank you, I always found the various ports very interesting
i still love playing this game. one fo my favs
One of mine as well
I had this for Sega Genesis.I played it nonstop.
It was pretty good on their but I always preferred super Nintendo version
bought this in the ps4 back in june.... LOVE IT
Love this game specially the arcade version .
So do I
Oh my my, how I have been wanting a video on this game soooo bad! This was an amazing game, it felt ahead of its time. Thanks for your hard work, and all the great videos!
Glad you enjoyed it!Thank you
This was a fun arcade game to play which I completely forgot about.
It was a classic that's for sure
Can't believe that in almost 40 years since there hasn't been another popular lightgun for consoles
I agree, it's a bit strange
Had a lot of fun with this game. Contra with cowboys? Yes!
Dude I love your channel. Really informative and filled with nostalgia.
Wicked that you mentioned Law of the West on the C64.
I still play all of the old classics and it's always great to hear someone talk about them.
Much appreciated! I love the classics as well.. Thank you
Love watching your interesting and educational videoing on my childhood games! Always well done!
one of my favorite western themed games was Bank Panic.
Nice Lone Ranger costume there! Love me some Lone Ranger.
So do I, did you see the newest movie came out about five years ago?
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries The Disney one? No, I haven't.
When I 1st played Sunset Riders on the SNES, I instantly became addicted lol
It was really good on their despite being censored and in a few spots
This was truly Konami's golden years, pumping out masterpieces one after another. One of my all time favorite games, too. Cormano for the win!
Couldn't agree more!
I was still playing this on the SNES up until 2019.👍
Awesome game. Thanks for another awesome upload
Just a fantastic episode. Your content is always top notch.
Thanks for the memory jog, Patman! I just picked this up on the Switch and gave you a long overdue Subscribe!
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you Patman! I want to live in a world where farts and queefs defines bad sound effects in video games. In every language in every land krom high on his mountain be willing. Every video you refer to farts and queefs to define bad sound effects brings us one step closer to that world. The world I feel I belong in. A world of endless possibilities. Fight the good fight brother!
LOL comment of the day :-)
Dude love your videos, keepem coming I look forward to them and thanks for doing Castlevania!
Thanks, will do!
another classic. Right up there with the other konami beatem ups
This game is pure action.
I’m still bitter that there is an unplayable copy of “Sunset Riders” locked away on my Xbox 360 hard drive that came as part of Game Room’s last pack download.
That really sucks
remember first seeing this at my local bowling alley as a kid
My bowling alley had it as well
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Great bowling alleys think alike lol
@@retrorystergaming577 LOL when I was growing up there were probably six or seven in my area
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries Ha man bowling alleys were not that common here in melbourne Australia. It was a special treat growing up, then of course there was always one kid in the group that got upset because he couldn't knock down the pins and ruined everyone's fun lol.
This game is good. it was the only arcade game in the game room at Marywood university where I would go and play even though I wasn't a student
It really is a classic game
I grow up on all the Konami arcade games from TMNT, Simpsons, and X-men. Also same goes for Capcom beatem ups. At one point I used MAME to replay a lot of them and some I have never got to play.
another great video, glad you cracked 50k subs.
Thanks!
Great stuff. Thanks for the video. Love this game.
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you very much
How about that feels when PM does a vid on your fav arcade game~ thanks pal
That's very nice, hope you enjoy it.Thanks
Another one of Konami’s masterpieces!
I thought Konami had the better arcade beat em ups than capcom
@@retrorystergaming577 that’s true, I thought Capcom’s games were a little mediocre.
Yes it was :-)
@@acebobbomb Yep. Konam'i had a lot more charm to them. Crime fighter 1 and 2 (vendetta) were great. Also TMNT goes without saying
@@retrorystergaming577 and the Simpsons too! 😃 ahh the memories are as sweet as candy!🍫🍬🍭
yes, outlaw for the 2600 was one of my favorites
I always enjoyed it as well
I love your channel!
Thank you so much!
Awesome video i saw this at six flags in the summer of 93 when i was 9 years old
Thank you, Six Flags used to get a lot of the newest arcade games. At least the one outside of Chicago did
Top job yet again Pat👍 Keep the videos coming. Greatly enjoy your channel and content.
The action of this pistol is so hard it would take the strength of a mule to pull the trigger.
LOL
Love this game! Great video!
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you
We need a reboot/sequel! Sunrise Riders... what, that doesn't sound right... :-/
LOL, sounds like a great name
I never got a chance to play this Konami classic in the arcades back in the day... I was too busy feeding all my quarters to similar multiplayer machines like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Simpsons and X-Men: Children of the Atom. Still, a fantastic video! Also, if you visit my saloon... I'll have a nice cold sarsaparilla with your name on it waiting for you as soon as you belly up to the bar
LOL, that's very cool. I appreciate the invite partner
Loved this game on the SNES.
Thank you for another great history lesson :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much