A classic this week on Battle of the Ports that started life on an 8bit micro and ended on a 16bit console.
All new Battle of the Ports out now. This week we are taking a look at the japanese only namco arcade game, Ordyne.
It’s a sad day as this is probably the last battle of the Ports video to be posted here on RGB.
This week on Battle of the Ports I’m taking a look at Don Doko Don from Taito.
Never heard of this one, that music is pretty grating that’s for sure.. maybe it’s because I have a headache today.
That said, the gameplay looks fun, would be an interesting one to play for a high score battle.
Yeah, I think this is a good candidate for high score battle. The bonus screen for sure as shooting a he UFOs at different altitudes provides different rewards.
This week on Battle of he Ports, a game hat was completely facelifted for the japanese market. This is Magical Hoppers, better known as Pandemonium!
A game that started life on computers but then came to consoles a year later. Vastly superior but still a very average game.
Do you like Zombies ate my Neighbour? Or overhead shooters in general?
If so, this new game from Mega Cats Studios could be for you.
I get that this game certainly didn’t age well, but I really did enjoy it a lot back in the amiga days. The console ports look a lot better for sure.
I think the game has potential but it’s certainly not something I can get in to.
I’ve seen mention on the net that this is the best game on the Amiga. That it most definitely isn’t, but is it actually any good?
A short off-shoot of the Obscure Arcade Developers series as we take a look at Biomechanical Toy - Obscure arcade Developers - ZEUS
This week on Battle of the Ports, a FMV shooter that is quite different on every format.
Microcosm by Psygnosis.
Back with another Obscure arcade developers video. this time a company best known for their Dragonball rip off title.
Obscure arcade developers - NICS 닉스