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Great review!

it actually is

I played Wacky Races for a little bit. I came in first 1/100th of a second behind 2nd place!

Wacky Races is ridiculously good. Infrogrames rocked during the Dreamcast days.

Yeah right

I don't think Afterburner deserves this.

He'll no. Even tho I was never good at it

4/5 genres on the Jaguar ended up being racer variations and the system still held up pretty well. I'm a little surprised.

Love them both, hard to choose a favorite but...Jaguar! Just because of the deeper library. Do love me some Fred Couples on the 32x though!

Jag doom is so much better.

Sweet review. I always loved D, and I play it through once every few months, even with the fact that I know how to beat it by memory now... Enemy Zero and D2 are pretty good on saturn and dreamcast, too.

Awesome game. It's 2-player! BTW, you can finish the entire arcade game with one move too, the elbow.

I use a homemade adapter in the back of my Japanese Master System to get the FM from US games. R-Type is really worth doing this for as the Japanese version is pretty expensive. Great video!

It's too bad they didn't include the FM chip in North America systems. Sigh.

Played the PC version, really liked it. Probaly doesn't hold up too well today, though. Never played the sequel either.

And interesting look back. I've never thought about how this particular style has aged as I wasn't interested in it at the time.

As much crap the system got it did bridge the gap between multimedia gaming on PC and console. Yes it was over priced I guess and much crap was released but I cannot help but feel it was an important step in console evolution and served a purpose.

Obscure?

Perhaps not on AA

There were two extra levels added for the NES one -- central park in the snow and the dojo. Really loved this game on both the arcade and NES.

those throws were not in the original arcade game. they were in the sequel.

Oh, I remember now. Turtles in Time had the zoom effect, yeah.