YouTube Video VVVRU3F1UXA4NGNNeUxsdVJIQ1U4eEhnLnJQR2R1a0NWRmk0 Hello, Internet and WELCOME to Retro Nick Relics! The show where I scour the Internet, to find all the weird stuff YOU have never played and give my 2-bit opinion on these 8 through 32-bit relics. The year is 2042. "In the moonlight, New San Francisco sparkles like a chunk of cubic zirconium. An island of hollow beauty surrounded by a red sea of radiation. Five million souls drowning in gamma rays. Some lucky people have a natural Immunity to genetic mutation caused by the radiation. I'm one of them. Most of them live in the new city, but I don't. I live among the unlucky souls, the mutants and the destitute in the wreckage of Old San Francisco. My name's Tex Murphy -- I'm a private detective. Or at least I used to be. Since my marriage hit the rocks, I haven't done much of anything. I went out tonight for the first time in a week, but all I ended up doing was spending the last of my money on a bottle of cheap bourbon. Now it's past midnight and I'm starting out of the window of my office on the second floor of the Ritz Hotel. Just like me, the Ritz used to be something. Now it's just another grimy building in the rundown part of town. And I'm almost out of bourbon." Try all you want, but there just isn't a better introduction to 1994's $2,000,000 interactive movie than Tex Murphy's monologue from Under a Killing Moon, the sequel the Martian Memorandum, and the first interactive movie in the Tex Murphy Adventure game series. At its core, Under a Killing Moon is a point and click adventure game, but it stands out as an example of full motion Video (FMV), done right, and validates an entire genre of games that most people would turn their noses up at. It seamlessly blends conversations, puzzles, cutscenes, and exploration through Tex's world, presented from a first-person perspective in polygonal 3D in 1994 WITHOUT ray casting! Under a Killing Moon turned 30 this year, and-while its video and textures are grainier than I remember, you can still see evidence of its enduring legacy and pioneering storytelling techniques on many games today. But don't take my word for it, check out the video! Sources. Under a Killing Moon gameplay captured from the GoG download of the game running on DOS Box through the GoG portal. Recoreded using OBS Studio at 60 frames per second. Under a Killing Moon is the property of Big Finish Games. RNR Theme: Powerup! Jeremy Blake Red Means Recording - YouTube RNR Interlude: Itty Bitty 8 Bit by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100764 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Gameplay segments from other games and media included in the video are listed with their respective owners below and are presented under fair use. J.B. Harold Murder Club: Hudson Soft Splatterhouse 3: Namco MegaRace: Cryo Sewer Shark: Sony Imagesoft The Daedalus Encounter: Virgin Interactive Entertainment Corpse Killer: Digital Pictures Night Trap: Digital Pictures Mad Dog McCree: American Laser Games Mean Streets: Big Finish Games Martian Memorandum: Big Finish Games X-Men: The Animated Series: Marvel Entertainment Group Tex's Office 1 & 2, Moon Child 2, Rook's Pawnshop 2, Chandler Avenue 2, UAMN Sax Day themes: Big Finish Games John Carmack and Tim Sweeney, GDCA 2017.jpg Author: Official GDC Splatterhouse: Namco Mega Splatterhouse: Namco, Monster Bath Games Lance Boyle Footage from the game “MegaRace” by Cryo. A HUGE thank you to the Retro Game Squad podcast, for promoting the show and lending their voices to this episode's RNR Mailbag! They often have me on to talk about more obscure Japanese games! You can find them at http://www.retrogamesquad.com. A great BIG THANK YOU to RayRayIsHappy, again for the incredible ink and watercolor drawing of Richter in front of Dracula's Castle. He drew it, asked if I wanted it colored, and even sent it in the mail so I'd have it. If you need a brilliant, professional, and FAST artist, check him out at rayrayishappy.com, or go subscribe to him on Youtube, where he is gearing up to produce more content: @rayrayishappy1567 A MASSIVE thanks to James Hare, friend of the show and professional voice over artist, who graciously lends his time and talent to the RNR Mailbag from time to time. You can book James at http://www.jamesharevoiceovers.com/ And thank you to Vito Gesualdi who took the time to offer some helpful critique with my background graphics and share links to my initial episodes to help get things started. Check him out on Youtube, at http://www.youtube.com/vito. If you like what you’ve seen, please tune again to see what relics I dig up next! Also feel free to follow me on twitter, at http://www.x.com/retron8, where I spew more opinions, share memes, and interact with other Retronauts out there. Thank you so much for watching! I’m Retro Nick, and you’d be too if you were me!
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Proof That Interactive Movies Are Awesome! How Under a Killing Moon Re-Defined A Genre
Retro Nick December 17, 2024 2:00 pm
Hello, Internet and WELCOME to Retro Nick Relics! The show where I scour the Internet, to find all the weird stuff YOU have never played and give my 2-bit opinion on these 8 through 32-bit relics. The year is 2042. "In the moonlight, New San Francisco sparkles like a chunk of cubic zirconium. An island of hollow beauty surrounded by a red sea of radiation. Five million souls drowning in gamma rays. Some lucky people have a natural Immunity to genetic mutation caused by the radiation. I'm one of them. Most of them live in the new city, but I don't. I live among the unlucky souls, the mutants and the destitute in the wreckage of Old San Francisco. My name's Tex Murphy -- I'm a private detective. Or at least I used to be. Since my marriage hit the rocks, I haven't done much of anything. I went out tonight for the first time in a week, but all I ended up doing was spending the last of my money on a bottle of cheap bourbon. Now it's past midnight and I'm starting out of the window of my office on the second floor of the Ritz Hotel. Just like me, the Ritz used to be something. Now it's just another grimy building in the rundown part of town. And I'm almost out of bourbon." Try all you want, but there just isn't a better introduction to 1994's $2,000,000 interactive movie than Tex Murphy's monologue from Under a Killing Moon, the sequel the Martian Memorandum, and the first interactive movie in the Tex Murphy Adventure game series. At its core, Under a Killing Moon is a point and click adventure game, but it stands out as an example of full motion Video (FMV), done right, and validates an entire genre of games that most people would turn their noses up at. It seamlessly blends conversations, puzzles, cutscenes, and exploration through Tex's world, presented from a first-person perspective in polygonal 3D in 1994 WITHOUT ray casting! Under a Killing Moon turned 30 this year, and-while its video and textures are grainier than I remember, you can still see evidence of its enduring legacy and pioneering storytelling techniques on many games today. But don't take my word for it, check out the video! Sources. Under a Killing Moon gameplay captured from the GoG download of the game running on DOS Box through the GoG portal. Recoreded using OBS Studio at 60 frames per second. Under a Killing Moon is the property of Big Finish Games. RNR Theme: Powerup! Jeremy Blake Red Means Recording - YouTube RNR Interlude: Itty Bitty 8 Bit by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100764 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Gameplay segments from other games and media included in the video are listed with their respective owners below and are presented under fair use. J.B. Harold Murder Club: Hudson Soft Splatterhouse 3: Namco MegaRace: Cryo Sewer Shark: Sony Imagesoft The Daedalus Encounter: Virgin Interactive Entertainment Corpse Killer: Digital Pictures Night Trap: Digital Pictures Mad Dog McCree: American Laser Games Mean Streets: Big Finish Games Martian Memorandum: Big Finish Games X-Men: The Animated Series: Marvel Entertainment Group Tex's Office 1 & 2, Moon Child 2, Rook's Pawnshop 2, Chandler Avenue 2, UAMN Sax Day themes: Big Finish Games John Carmack and Tim Sweeney, GDCA 2017.jpg Author: Official GDC Splatterhouse: Namco Mega Splatterhouse: Namco, Monster Bath Games Lance Boyle Footage from the game “MegaRace” by Cryo. A HUGE thank you to the Retro Game Squad podcast, for promoting the show and lending their voices to this episode's RNR Mailbag! They often have me on to talk about more obscure Japanese games! You can find them at http://www.retrogamesquad.com. A great BIG THANK YOU to RayRayIsHappy, again for the incredible ink and watercolor drawing of Richter in front of Dracula's Castle. He drew it, asked if I wanted it colored, and even sent it in the mail so I'd have it. If you need a brilliant, professional, and FAST artist, check him out at rayrayishappy.com, or go subscribe to him on Youtube, where he is gearing up to produce more content: @rayrayishappy1567 A MASSIVE thanks to James Hare, friend of the show and professional voice over artist, who graciously lends his time and talent to the RNR Mailbag from time to time. You can book James at http://www.jamesharevoiceovers.com/ And thank you to Vito Gesualdi who took the time to offer some helpful critique with my background graphics and share links to my initial episodes to help get things started. Check him out on Youtube, at http://www.youtube.com/vito. If you like what you’ve seen, please tune again to see what relics I dig up next! Also feel free to follow me on twitter, at http://www.x.com/retron8, where I spew more opinions, share memes, and interact with other Retronauts out there. Thank you so much for watching! I’m Retro Nick, and you’d be too if you were me! 16:41
Proof That Interactive Movies Are Awesome! How Under a Killing Moon Re-Defined A Genre
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Hello, Internet and WELCOME to Retro Nick Relics! The show where I scour the Internet, to find all the weird stuff YOU have never played and give my 2-bit opinion on these 8 through 32-bit relics. Every great story has at three acts, and this is the final part of Rick's blood-soaked journey through Hell in 3 houses. This time, he faces off against THE EVIL ONE, who has kidnapped NOT ONLY Jennifer, but their only child, David. Unlike Rick's last two brushes with the insane Dr. West At Splatterhouse and Shin Splatterhouse, the Evil One is playing for keeps, and will kill or alter Rick's family forever if he can't make it in time! Simple combat gets the boot as alternating paths and an all new beat-em-up engine are introduced, to help Splatterhouse 3 stand out in the original trilogy of games. Join me as I bludgeon, throw and splatter my way through 6 floors of Rick's palatial mansion. Do I make it in time? You'll just have to watch and see! Sources. Splatterhouse 3 gameplay captured through a backed-up ROM of the game played through Kega Fusion with a Logitech F310 game pad and recorded using OBS Studio at 60 frames per second. Splatterhouse 3 is the property of Namco. RNR Theme: Powerup! Jeremy Blake Red Means Recording - YouTube RNR Interlude: Itty Bitty 8 Bit by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100764 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Gameplay segments from other games and media included in the video are listed with their respective owners below, and are presented under fair use. Splatterhouse Wanpaku Graffiti: Namco Sword of Sodan: EA Games NIGHTs Into Dreams: Sega Air Zonk: Red Robo Pit: Kokopeli Digital Studios Deep Fear: Sega Seinfeld: NBC Television The Simpsons: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company Southpark: Comedy Central Family Guy: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company Sonic Jam: Sega Mr. Mosquito: Sony Computer Entertainment, Fresh Games Star Fox 64: Nintendo The Naked Gun: Paramount Pictures Ghostbusters: Columbia Pictures Saturday Night Live: NBC Television Night Journey of Dreams: Sega Batman Returns: Warner Bros. Pictures Streets of Rage: Sega Maximum Carnage: Acclaim Diehard Arcade: Fox Interactive, Sega Final Fight: Capcom Adventure Time: Cartoon Network Day of the Tentacle: Lucas Arts Spongebob Square Pants: Paramount Pictures Short Circuit: Tri-Star Pictures Power Stone: Capcom Beavis & Butthead: Viacom Television Splatterhouse: Namco Splatterhouse: Namco Splatterhouse 2010: Namco Dracula Dead and Loving It: Columbia Pictures John Carpenter's The Thing: Universal Pictures Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie: Universal Pictures, Gramercy Pictures Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy: Dreamworks Pictures Mallrats: Grammercy Pictures Knight Rider: Glen A. Larsons Hackers: MGM/UA Distribution Co. Revolution X: Acclaim They Live: Universal Pictures Lance Boyle Footage from the game “MegaRace” by Cryo. A HUGE thank you to the Retro Game Squad podcast, for promoting the show and lending their voices to this episode's RNR Mailbag! They often have me on to talk about more obscure Japanese games! You can find them at http://www.retrogamesquad.com. A MASSIVE thanks to James Hare, friend of the show and professional voice over artist, who graciously lent hit time and talent to the RNR Mailbag. You can book James at http://www.jamesharevoiceovers.com/ And thank you to Vito Gesualdi who took the time to offer some helpful critique with my background graphics. Check him out on Youtube, at http://www.youtube.com/vito. If you like what you’ve seen, please tune again to see what relics I dig up next! Also feel free to follow me on twitter, at http://www.x.com/retron8, where I spew more opinions, share memes, and interact with other Retronauts out there. Thank you so much for watching! I’m Retro Nick, and you’d be too if you were me! 17:03
Creating an Unsettling Sense of Dread. What Makes Splatterhouse 3 The Scariest Splatterhouse Game
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Rick Taylor stars in this rare silent film about a man just trying to find his dame. However, tomfoolery ensues as he encounters some misunderstood miscreants, and they endeavor to put the "splatter" in Splatterhouse. This film was discovered in the RNR archives JUST in time for Halloween! This clip originally appeared in my review of 1992's Splatterhouse 2 for the Sega Genesis/Mega Mega Drive; which was the follow up to 1988's arcade hit, Splatterhouse. Check out the original review here, and tune in again to see what I dig up next! https://youtu.be/G1naMNgPa1U?si=fx5QRWl3Og8_vODp 0:44
Silent Splatter: A Splatterhouse 2 short film #splatterhouse #splatterhouse2 #retrogaming
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Hello, Internet and WELCOME to Retro Nick Relics! The show where I scour the Internet, to find all the weird stuff YOU have never played and give my 2-bit opinion on these 8 through 32-bit relics. Every artist has their magnum opus. Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey; Betthoven's Symphony No. 9; and Sonic Team's Nights into Dreams, the killer app for the Sega Saturn that-despite the buzz it generated on its release in 1996, has fallen somewhat into obscurity with a handful of appearances in other Sega games, and a mediocre sequel on a mediocre console. Sonic Team wanted to break away from Sonic the Hedgehog games and try their hand at creating something new. While Nights isn't the most interesting character they ever created, the game that bears their namesake might just be the closest thing we'll ever get to perfect. Retro Nick breaks down almost every aspect of this classic, and tells YOU how to get the highest scores and have the most fun with this hidden treasure. If you want to try Nights and DON'T have a Sega Saturn, you're in luck! Just fire up your Playstation 3 OR go onto Steam and download the HD version of the PS2 port, which also features the models from the excellent Sega Saturn version. Nothing beats OG Nights on OG hardware, but that remaster comes close to touching greatness. Sources. Nights into Dreams gameplay captured from original software on original hardware through an Elgato HD60 S connected to a RetroTink 2X and recorded using OBS Studio at 60 frames per second. Nights into Dreams is the property of Sega Corporation, and all footage, artwork and music is presented here under fair use. RNR Theme: Powerup! Jeremy Blake Red Means Recording - YouTube RNR Interlude: Itty Bitty 8 Bit by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100764 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Gameplay segments from other games and media included in the video are listed with their respective owners below, and are presented under fair use. Bojack Horseman: Netflix Sword of Sodan: EA Games NIGHTs Into Dreams: Sega Air Zonk: Red Robo Pit: Kokopeli Digital Studios Saturn Bomberman Fight: Hudson Soft Panzer Dragoon: Sega Panzer Dragoon Zwei: Sega Seinfeld: NBC Television The Simpsons: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company Southpark: Comedy Central Family Guy: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company Sonic Jam: Sega Mr. Mosquito: Sony Computer Entertainment, Fresh Games Star Fox 64: Nintendo The Naked Gun: Paramount Pictures Superman 64: Titus Interactive Sonic Adventure: Sega Banjo-Kazooie: Nintendo The Kung Fu/China Warrior: Hudson Soft Sega Saturn: It's Out There promo: Sega Sonic Generations: Sega Sonic Mania: Sega Night Journey of Dreams: Sega Sonic the Hedgehog 3 + Knuckles: Sega Black Sheep: Paramount Pictures Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law: Cartoon Network Super Mario 64: Nintendo Sonic 3D Blast: Sega Sonic The Hedgehog (film): Paramount Pictures & Sega Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Cartoon Network Adventure Time: Cartoon Network Day of the Tentacle: Lucas Arts The Last of Us: Sony Computer Entertainment The Transformers: Hasbro Entertainment Sonic the Hedgehog CD: Sega Vitrua Cop: Sega Attack on Titan: Wit Studio | Crunchyroll The Centurions: Warner Bros. Television Spongebob Square Pants: Paramount Television Ai cho Aniki: Masaya Bill Engvall: Here's your Sign: Bill Engvall Golden Eye 007: Nintendo Spider-man: Sony Pictures Releasing Naofumi Hataya portrait from the Nights into Dreams wiki fandom Ayo WTF meme: Memes Bruh - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZDGbbexysU&pp=ygURYXlvIHdoYXQgdGhlIGZ1Y2s%3D Tomoko Sasaki from Segabits.com Kindergarten Cop: Universal Pictures Yoshi's Island: Nintendo Archer: FX Network "I learned it by watching you!" : Partnership for a Drug-Free America Lance Boyle Footage from the game “MegaRace” by Cryo. A HUGE thank you to the Retro Game Squad podcast, for promoting the show and lending their voices to this episode's RNR Mailbag! They often have me on to talk about more obscure Japanese games, to include Nights into Dreams! You can find them at http://www.retrogamesquad.com. A MASSIVE thanks to James Hare, friend of the show and professional voice over artist, who graciously lent hit time and talent to the RNR Mailbag. You can book James at http://www.jamesharevoiceovers.com/ And thank you to Vito Gesualdi who took the time to offer some helpful critique with my background graphics. Check him out on Youtube, at http://www.youtube.com/vito. If you like what you’ve seen, please tune again to see what relics I dig up next! Also feel free to follow me on twitter, at http://www.x.com/retron8, where I spew more opinions, share memes, and interact with other Retronauts out there. Thank you so much for watching! I’m Retro Nick, and you’d be too if you were me! 24:37
Sonic Team's Best Game wasn't even a Sonic Game. Playing Nights into Dreams in 2024.
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Hello, Internet and WELCOME to Retro Nick Relics! The show where I scour the Internet, to find all the weird stuff YOU have never played and give my 2-bit opinion on these 8 through 32-bit relics. Back in May, I endeavored to find the worst game on the Sega Megadrive, or Genesis as we call it here in GOD'S country, and thought I had a pretty good first go with Osomatsu-kun: Nonsense Theater, or おそ松くん はちゃめちゃ劇場 as it's known in its native Japan. But, as the Internet is want to do, someone challenged my accusation and offered up a list of 5 of their own candidates for the biggest blight in the Genesis library. Top among their suggestions was Sword of Sodan! A hack and slasher ported over from the Amiga, that should have stayed there. Watch as Retro Nick struggles to do even the most basic actions, and eventually give up on trying to save the kingdom of what's-its-nuts. Sure it's bad, but is it, THE WORST GAME ON THE SEGA GENESIS? You'll just have to watch to fin out! Sources. Sword of Sodan gameplay captured through a backed-up ROM of the game played through Retro Arch with a Retro-Bit Sega Saturn game pad and recorded using OBS Studio at 60 frames per second. Sword of Sodan is the property of Discovery Software and Electronic Arts. RNR Theme: Powerup! Jeremy Blake Red Means Recording - YouTube RNR Interlude: Itty Bitty 8 Bit by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100764 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Gameplay segments from other games and media included in the video are listed with their respective owners below. Bojack Horseman: Netflix Splatterhouse 2: Namco. NIGHTs Into Dreams: Sega Air Zonk: Red Amiga 500 computer image: © Bill Bertram 2006, CC-BY-2.5 Osomatsu-kun: Hachamecha Gekijō, Sega Enterprises Sword of Sodan (Amiga Version): Discovery Software. Captured by AL82 Retrogaming Longplays on Youtube Zoolander: Paramount Pictures - Hosted by Movieclips.com Seinfeld: NBC Television The Room: Chloe Productions | TPW Films The Simpsons: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company Star Trek: Paramount Television Bomberman '94/Mega Bomberman - Hudson Soft Southpark: Comedy Central Virtuosity: Paramount Pictures Family Guy: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company Cadash: Taito Clerks: Miramax Films Hook: TriStar Pictures Airplane!: Paramount Pictures Monty Python and the Holy Grail: EMI Gamefaqs.com: Gamespot.com Rastan Saga II: Taito The Kung Fu/China Warrior: Hudson Soft Bad Santa: Miramax Films Men At Work: Triumph Releasing Corporation The Venture Bros.: Cartoon Network "I don't care!": Kevin Meaney Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law: Cartoon Network Rick & Morty: Cartoon Network Spaceballs: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Lance Boyle Footage from the game “MegaRace” by Cryo. A HUGE thank you to the Retro Game Squad podcast, for promoting the show and being generally awesome, standup guys! They often have me on to talk about more obscure Japanese games that no one around here has ever heard of, as well as flaming heaps of garbage like Sword of Swodan! You can find them here, at http://www.retrogamesquad.com. You can hear yours truly wax nostalgic on their Turbografx-16 and Sega Saturn episodes, as well as their co-op games and PC-Engine episodes. And thank you to Vito Gesualdi who took the time to offer some helpful critique with my background graphics, which is why we have the nice, subtle diagonal logos slowly gliding by with scanlines instead of a bright, red mess. Check out his channel at http://www.youtube.com/vito, or listen to his podcast “The Biggest Problem in the Universe,” and vote on all the problems at http://wwww.biggestproblem.com If you like what you’ve seen, please tune again to see what relics I dig up next! Also feel free to follow me on twitter, at http://www.x.com/retron8, where I spew more opinions, share memes, and interact with other Retronauts out there. Thank you so much for watching! I’m RetroNick, and you’d be too if you were me! 16:55
Sword of Sodan is flaming garbage, but is it THE WORST GAME ON THE SEGA GENESIS?
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Hello, Internet and WELCOME to Retro Nick Relics! The show where I scour the Internet, to find all the weird stuff YOU have never played and give my 2-bit opinion on these 8 through 32-bit… relics. People were so stoked for my review of Splatterhouse on the Turbografx-16 that I had to go BACK, to the mansion! Or rather, the backup mansion or "Shin Splatterhouse" as it's known in Japan, because I'm reviewing Splatterhouse 2! Or Splatterhouse Part 2, as it's known in its native Japan. Rick returns 3 months following his adventure in the West mansion, to try and rescue his girlfriend, Jennifer. The terror masks beckons him, promising that she lives and that he must find her in the void through a portal hidden in a secret second house, or Shin Splatterhouse, located on an island in the middle of a lake near the ruins of the West Mansion. We also look at light regional differences and the classic mask hack by Fusaru. Don't miss it! Sources. Splatterhouse 2 gameplay captured through a backed-up ROM of the game played through Retro Arch with a Retro-Bit Sega Saturn game pad and recorded using OBS Studio at 60 frames per second. Splatterhouse 2 is the property of Namco. Splatterhouse 2 Classic Mask Hack by Fusaru, on Romhacking.net RNR Theme: Powerup! Jeremy Blake Red Means Recording - YouTube RNR Interlude: Itty Bitty 8 Bit by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100764 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Gameplay segments from other games and media included in the video are listed with their respective owners below. Magical Taruruuto Kun: Shueisha, Sega PuLiRuLa: Taito Street Fighter the Movie: Capcom, Acclaim Day of the Tentacle: Lucas Arts Splatterhouse: Namco. Half Baked: Universal Pictures Air Zonk: Red Osomatsu-kun: Hachamecha Gekijō, Sega Enterprises Osomatsu-Kun created by Fujio Akatsuka Saturday Night Live: NBC Television The Simpsons Arcade Game: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company, Konami The Simpsons: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company The Aresenio Hall Show: Paramount Studios Bomberman '94/Mega Bomberman - Hudson Soft Southpark: Comedy Central Phantasy Star IV - Sega Ristar - Sega Sonic The Hedgehog 3 + Knuckles - Sega Family Guy: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company It's Always Sunny in Philidelphia: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company The Amazing World of Gumball: Cartoon Network Friends: NBC Television Watchmen: DC Comics Fantastic Planet: Argos Films (France), Ceskoslovensky Film Export (Czechoslovakia) H.P Lovercraft's Re-Animator: Empire International Pictures H.P Lovercraft'sFrom Beyondr: Empire International Pictures Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls: Warner Bros. Street Fighter The Movie: Universal Pictures Billy Madison: Universal Pictures The Babadook: Umbrella Entertainment Duke Nukem Forever: 3D Realms & Gearbox Productions Batman: 20th Century Fox Television, DC Comics Futurama: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company Hackers: MGM/UA Distribution Co. Pee-Wee's Playhouse: CBS Television Umbrellas to Mend: Frisco 'Jass' Band - Public Domain Lance Boyle Footage from the game “MegaRace” by Cryo. A HUGE thank you to the Retro Game Squad podcast, who offered suggestions for the title and feedback on my progress, and who are promoting the show and being generally awesome, standup guys! They often have me on to talk about more obscure Japanese games that no one around here has ever heard of! You can find them here, at http://www.retrogamesquad.com. You can hear yours truly wax nostalgic on their Turbografx-16 and Sega Saturn episodes, as well as their co-op games and PC-Engine episodes. Alnd thank you to Vito Gesualdi who took the time to offer some helpful critique with my background graphics, which is why we have the nice, subtle diagonal logos slowly gliding by with scanlines instead of a bright, red mess. Check out his channel at http://www.youtube.com/vito, or listen to his podcast “The Biggest Problem in the Universe,” and vote on all the problems at http://wwww.biggestproblem.com Finally, a special thank you to Unplugged Gameboy, who gave me the generous plug when his Xbox Series X tweet went viral. Follow him here! https://x.com/RetroRelapstic You can read the entire Takashi Oda interview on The West Mansion, right here: https://splatterhouse.kontek.net/oda-interview.html If you like what you’ve seen, please tune in next time to see what relics I dig up next! Also feel free to follow me on twitter, at http://www.x.com/retron8, where I spew more opinions, share memes, and interact with other Retronauts out there. Thank you so much for watching! I’m RetroNick, and you’d be too if you were me! 13:26
A Master Class in Retro Horror; The many faces of Splatterhouse 2!
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Few players know about this M. Bison Vs. Chun-Li fatality from the arcade version of Street Fighter the Movie. It's so unbelievable you'll swear I made it up!... What?! 0:30
Secret M. Bison Fatality Discovered after nearly 30 years! #retrogaming #retro #streetfighter
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1988’s Splatterhouse for the Turbografx-16 is a wild ride, but without a password system, things can get frustrating when you keep on dying. That’s where this level select code comes in handy! When you hit the run button on the title screen and the opening cinematic starts, press Select 3 times, followed by pressing and holding down-left on the D-pad; then press button 1 or 2 and presto chango! The level select screen appears. Now you can perfect the Shotgun shuffle on Stage 3, after Biggie Man gives you pelnty of free chainsaw rides. For added fun you can also access a secret sound test from the same menu. At the level select screen, press and hold the select button. After a second or two, the stage select will become a sound test menu. Now you can jam to the game’s excellent soundtrack, and play around with its various sound effects. When you're done, just hold the select button once more to go back to the stage select menu. These cheats work for both the original version of Splatterhouse and the Romhack, "Splatterhouse Chrome." Check out my full review of Splatterhouse and Splatterhouse Chrome for even MORE Splatterhouse content: https://youtu.be/Z7GFWM_Octg Be sure to hit those like and subscribe buttons for MORE Secrets and Codes... Attributions. Splatterhouse is owned by NAMCO and gameplay footage is provided here under fair use. The Turbgrafx-16 and Turbopad, are both owned by their resepective copyright holders and are presented here under fair use. The title theme for Retro Nick's Secrets & Codes is "Side Scroller" by "RKVC." Check out their channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCowgKeMGXKY038qwuf3yYlw 0:42
Splatterhouse Level Select Cheat #splatterhouse #halloween #splatterhousecheats #secrets #codes
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Hello, Internet and WELCOME to Retro Nick Relics! The show where I scour the Internet, to find all the weird stuff YOU have never played and give my 2-bit opinion on these 8 through 32-bit… relics. Today, Retro Nick teams up with Retro Game Squad's Alex Mort, to tear down Capcom's Street Fighter The Movie, or "Street Fighter: Real Battle on Film" as it's known in Japan, for the Sega Saturn. Alex provides an in-depth breakdown on the differences between the Arcade and home versions, while I point and laugh at some of the more questionable artistic choices made. Is this the most embarrassing Street Fighter game? Well, it certainly is the ugliest! Watch and see! Sources. Street Fighter The Movie, Saturn gameplay-captured from original software on original hardware through an Elgato HD60 S connected to a RetroTink 2X. Street Fighter the Move, arcade gameplay captured through a backed-up ROM of the game played through MAME.exe with a Retro-Bit Sega Saturn game pad and recorded using OBS Studio. Street Fighter the Movie is owned by Universal Pictures. Street Fighter The Movie (arcade), is the property of Capcom and Incredible Technologies. Street Fighter the Movie (Sega Saturn), is the property of Capcom and Acclaim. RNR Theme: Powerup! Jeremy Blake Red Means Recording - YouTube RNR Interlude: Itty Bitty 8 Bit by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100764 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Gameplay segments from other games and media included in the video are listed with their respective owners below. Bonk's Adventure: Hudson Software Splatterhouse: Namco. Footage is from the ROM hack, Splatterhouse Chrome Air Zonk: Red Osomatsu-kun: Hachamecha Gekijō, Sega Enterprises Osomatsu-Kun created by Fujio Akatsuka Saturn Bomberman Fight: Hudson Soft Super Street Fighter II Turbo: Capcom Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat 2: Midway The Simpsons: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company Atari Jaguar: Atari Games Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li: Capcom, Adlabs Films, Hyde park Entertainment Jurassic Park: Universal Pictures Southpark: Comedy Central Batman (1989): Warner Bros. Pictures Batman Returns: Warner Bros. Pictures Family Guy: 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company Photo of Street Fighter The Movie arcade machine by Alkaharon on Deviant Art: https://www.deviantart.com/alkharon/art/Street-Fighter-The-Movie-Game-158982617 Street Fighter Alpha 2: Capcom Gremlins: Warner Bros. Pictures, Amblin Entertainment Freddy Got Fingered: Regency Enterprises, 20th Century Fox Night Warriors: Darkstalkers Revenge: Capcom Orgazmo: Avenging Conscience, October Films M*A*S*H: CBS Television Under A Killing Moon: Access Software, Big Finish Games Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3: Midway The Emperor's New Groove: Walt Disney Pictures The Super Mario Bros. Super Show: Nintendo The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson: NBC Television Look Who's Talking: Tristar Pictures Shinobi Legions: Sega, Vic-Tokai WWF: Wrestlemania The Arcade Game: Midway Among Us: Innersloth Ultra Vortek: Atari Corporation, Beyond games The Cuphead Show: Netflix Animation Liar Liar: Universal Pictures Mallrats: Gramercy Pictures X-Men: Marvel Comics, Sega Incredible combo footage from YouTube user, ReBRanded: https://youtu.be/hoCq8BNSTjc?si=2mjCL1QewOsa4QA2 Lance Boyle Footage from the game “MegaRace” by Cryo. A HUGE thank you to the Retro Game Squad podcast. Alex took the time to research and write the comparison of the Saturn and Arcade versions of the game, while Jon offered helpful advice on capturing from an original Saturn through the Elgato capture box, and Jeff offered suggestions for the title and feedback on progress. They often have me on to talk about more obscure Japanese games that no one around here has ever heard of! You can find them here, at http://www.retrogamesquad.com, and you can hear yours truly wax nostalgic on their Turbografx-16 and Sega Saturn episodes, as well as their co-op games and PC-Engine episodes. Also, a VERY special thank you to Vito Gesualdi who took the time to offer some helpful critique with my background graphics, which is why we have the nice, subtle diagonal logos slowly gliding by with scanlines instead of a bright, red mess. Check out his channel at http://www.youtube.com/vito, or listen to his podcast “The Biggest Problem in the Universe,” and vote on all the problems at http://wwww.biggestproblem.com If you like what you’ve seen, please tune in next time to see what relics I dig up next! Also feel free to follow me on twitter, at http://www.x.com/retron8, where I spew more opinions, share memes, and interact with other Retronauts out there. Thank you so much for watching! I’m RetroNick, and you’d be too if you were me! 17:17
Is this the most embarrassing Street Fighter Game? Retro Nick reviews Street Fighter The Movie
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