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It’s crazy to see how fleshed out and deep Linn’s playstyle is, but no one barely knew or used her back in the day.

This game deserves a re-release on modern platforms.

👏👏👏👏👏👏 Finally someone isn't a mark and blind. All i here is how great all this is and im like technically you can already get all these games on emulator software. So that does beg the question why should you buy that hardware? There is a difference between bad audio and real slowdown than these marks trying to tell people that the fos is down a couple. Or the big one is input lag, do people actually know what input lag is, you usually here all these games today have input lag. Um no they don't that's not exactly what the problem is at times. Sometimes it is just some dips and slowdown. Gakes are rushed so they don't catch the hiccups. But appreciate the video that's my favorite shooter and i could tell the audio was off and the first of the gameplay was off it had some lag/slowdown..

nice video

The real crime is that this is only 15 min long. Should be 15 hours.

Great vid bro 👌

What a soothing narrator

I’m just thinking out loud here and I don’t own the arcade PCB but from looking at pictures of the PCB the sound area has a potentiometer, at least one maybe two? Which could explain the differences with audio (explosions) as demonstrated in your video, and could also explain why the ADPCM and DPM volume can be adjusted independently in the core. Also, I agree the explosions sound more powerful in your examples, including MAME but we should be cautious about using MAME as a reference. Finally, regarding videos on UA-cam, have you tried searching with the Japanese name or kanji characters? I found quite a few examples of the arcade when searching.

Thanks for this, I like comparison videos. Jotego really did a great job on the core. Nice one 👍🏻

The trick of the FPGA system is that the problem of adjusting the emulator to a specific game disappears. Software emulation will never give the same result as hardware emulation using FPGA. With software emulation, we emulate the launch of games. With FPGA, we emulate the launch of the platforms on which these games are launched. On most glitch-free emulators, the most popular games from the platform work fine, because the emulator is being tested on them. The less popular the game is, the more likely it is that it will fail or not start at all. With FPGA, if we get the core of any system, then any software developed for this system will run 100% correctly. After writing the FPGA core, we get the entire library of games from the platform. That's the advantage of FPGA over softwired animation.

I just want to raise a few things to you as a fan that has been following MiSTer since 2019, especially arcade cores. First off, if you take a cursory glance at the GitHub page, you can see that all the sound modules are written by Jotego. Given that he is often regarded as the arcade FPGA expert and earns thousands of dollars a month, it’s understandable that the Coin Op guys believed his implementation was reliable. However, as you heard it clearly wasn't. I think it has taken all this time to sort out the issues with Jotego's sound chips. This seems to be a recurring theme with Jotego and his audio; for example, the CPS1 audio still isn't fixed as the sound levels are still off, the levels on his cores also being a recurring theme. Other than making sound work, atrac17 didn't have much control over the module implementation and had used Jotego's sound chips in good faith. I'm also not sure how accurate MAME is as a reference. If you had the original PCBs, you could probably settle this issue, but oh well. I'm all for examining FPGA cores closely, and I'm pretty sure the Coin Op guys would agree. A good example is fixing the Truxton 2 sound despite using a less-than-perfect module. So perhaps your efforts would be better directed at addressing Jotego's audio issues with the numerous cores he has? I'm sure you will find plenty of examples, enough to probably make a series out of them and although he's not releasing a console per se, he has certainly made a lot of money. Thanks.

Hi I dont have a mister or any FPGA sistem, but I know when I play insector X on mame, that some sfx are too loud at the default, and there is options in mame where you can adjust the volume for each sfx channel- Maybe for truxton 2 core on mister also is some option to adjust the certain audio channels.I don't think on left and right audio channels but sfx channels.My english is not so good but I hope you understand me.

This channel had so much potential. They would have 100s of thousand of subs by now if they kept going. Hope they ok.

Awsome review! 🤘

Good video. At 5:55 however I recommend jumping over the puma and then wait for the guy be away from you and jump and kill the bird in the air.

This game is hard, man. People say Blaster Master is tough? They don't know what they're talking about. Haha

It reminds me of Bionic Commando.

Love me some Sega.

Bought the game, came here for justification, laughed my ass off. Awesome vid!

Hey guys, I wanted to ask you about this video, do you still check the UA-cams?

Mega awesome dude

Nice video. I am in south jersey as well. Cool stuff.

dafuq? that was hilarious

Attempts at being corrupted aside it always blew my mind that someone would have the balls to kidnap the former wrestling champion and ex-street fighter's daughter, like as if he wasn't gonna then start twisting people into pretzels. The is my all time favorite arcade game, I use to play it in a pizza shop on my lunch breaks( with a slice of pepperoni) from a different restaurant where I could've eaten for free, lol. That said I do wish they would make some sort of port of Capcom's Alien vs. Predator.

We send our condolences that you had to play this game.

That's still my favorite video lol!

Love this game!

Looks like Loaded for ps1

Great video I just wish capcom would have released more of their arcade classics , like alien vs predator and cyber bots . X-men children of the atom and Marvel super heroes on a PS 2 collection

What's the game you show at 4:13 saying that you usually prefer vertival shmups?

Any Toaplan shooters

Ah mate, I definitely need to give this one a go! Love pretty much everything about this. Soundtrack is ace and it generally just looks pretty mental! PC Engine kicks so much ass, gotta love it.

To me, R-Type 3 for the snes is just raddest. It was the first shmup I owned and played religiously. It also had a weird soundtrack and cool weapons.

If the god of Valhalla designed the sound for a game this would be it haha love it!

Holy Crap! I got to get a wii u so I can play this. love the soundtrack!

awesome game! Although I think I might enjoy double dragon a dash better!

Love the video! Interesting indeed. Need to play this again now. Such a classic!

Really good vid dude :D I never thought about the backstory of final fight ever! :D

I got this game on Snes. Do you have Undercover Cops too?

If Mike had a mullet, it would change everything.

I played this when I was young! I always wondered what it was called! thank u!

great video! my mayor was fat and stole money to pay for his sons wedding reception!

Great video. Thanks for the tips!

Love the music in this game but yeah I suck at it. Hahaha. You make it look so easy! Much more patience than me and some great tips there. Great video overall infact! :-)

I will say, despite disagreeing with you about the game, I think this was a very well made and well thought out video. I appreciated the time and effort that went into it and the quality, audio and video, was high. The theory that it isn't really meant to be a game, while a bit of a stretch, is at least unique and some interesting food for thought considering LJN's roots. I also appreciated that you attempted to show viewers how the game's mechanics work rather than just blindly fumbling around and complaining about the lack of instructions (like some other well known reviewer, who shall remain nameless). If you're interested, though by your opinion of the game you might not be, I created a 50 page PDF guide for this game about a year ago complete with breakdowns, maps, and strategies. It can be found in the link of my most recent video. I am currently working on updating it with information I have learned in the past year and I will be looking further into your clockwise theory.

Hotline Miami is one of the best games I have played in recent times. Great art, story, concept, and fantastic game play that is reminiscent to me, of the True Lies video game.

Awesome review and breakdown! Found it through Instagram (I cosplayed as Jacket this weekend and y'all liked it on there). I started playing this game 4 days ago and fell head over heels for it. It's immaculate and thrilling. Stunning piece. And oh my gosh, I can't believe what you said about completing a level. I agree 100%! It's been such a long time since I felt GOOD about finishing a level, as opposed to just being like, "Welp, that level's done. What's gonna kick my butt NOW?" This game was so rewarding.

I've been meaning to check this game out for ages and if it gets a big thumbs up from The Hidden Fortress then that's a good enough reason to give it a go! Great video. Nicely done.

Hotline Miami!!! I really have no idea how 2 dudes could possibly create something so wonderful

it took me forever to beat. had to put the controller away more then once.