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It’s because of crap like this with Free Radical that I’m forever grateful that Microsoft was able to make TS2 and TSFP backwards compatible with the Xbox Series X & S and Xbox One. It’s nice to at least be able to play these classics on a modern machine.

Bring back Flophouse

The height differences were one of the worst things about this game to me. Kid Goku versus Cell? Fuggeddaboudit. You'd have to fight the whole battle at a crouch. I don't know, man, I think your love of Dragon Ball has influenced you into giving this game more slack than it deserves. It's at least a second-tier title in the all-time worsts.

I think I’m the only person in this world that actually played this game enjoyed it and was actually good at it

I remeber getting this game and being excited, dont think i got past like 40 min of the game i hated it so much lol

This is how I would have done it. Make the ancient holoearth tribal people the bad guys. Unhappy with surface dwellers invading holoearth they release the scar king. Hell you can call them Seatopians and replace shimu with megalon lol

Scar king really drags this movie down. Honestly thought he would be way cooler. This gets compounded by not having a human villain in the movie to shoulder some of the conflict. Oh and mothra's addition basically makes Gia's plotline pointless.

Everything dude said is on point especially when he talks about both types of godzilla movies can be good movies and can exist simultaneously.

Never heard of this one but am glad I didn't. Looks like an MK rip-off and awful.

i remember getting this game on release in switzerland. i never even heard of GT before and we barely got past the namek saga over here, you cant even imagine how confused i was especially when the last boss was called BABY lol

Watching those turn-around animations gave me FF7 mini game vibes.

I had a CD-ROM as a child which contained the full versions of both 2D Prince of Persia games along with a playable demo of Riven, and a short featurette focusing on the making of Prince of Persia 3D, which I finally got to play when I was about 16 or so... I was so disappointed that I took it back the next day and exchanged it for a copy of Quake 2. The biggest issue for me with PoP3D was that it was basically a completely new story instead of solving the cliffhanger ending of PoP2, and it lacked the fast-paced action and fluid controls of the 2D games.

What's even more interesting that the game was so bad, they lost 200 million dollars 4 months later after the game launch. I guess this should be a message that live service games are getting pretty old at this point.

and they hunted happilly ever after, the end.

I just wanted to play the damn game with the Wii U Pro Controller on my TV. Why can't Nintendo let us have a normal ass Star Fox game again?

This game lost 60 mil and was shuttered.... Kill The Justice League lost 200 mil and people still believe it has a future. LOL

That Skies of Arcadia battle music in the background is giving me such nostalgia

I’d kill for a evil dead boomer shooter. I’d basically be a horror reskin of duke nukem 3D but anything would be better than another shitty multiplayer game

Scott Steiner references, hell yes.

I actually loved this game as a kid. Back on the PS1 there werent many Dragon ball games, most were imports and when i got this it was the coolest thing ever. We hate on it now but it was awsome for dragon ball fans back then.

Nobody else have issue that some of your controller overcooked?

faster than a Florida recount....

Godzilla pertama adalah godzilla 1954

hahaa!

You know what is funny to me? you didn't mention Anthem as an even older example of absolute live service failure. I think no one even remembers this game existed. lol

I remember my dad really wanting me to buy this game. We would see it on the shelf at one computer store we used to frequent, and he, a non-gamer, was convinced that it was going to be great because the box art reminded him of the T-1000. I saved up my allowance to buy a game, but opted instead to get a recently-released title I'd never heard of called Unreal.

Core designs needs to do a collection. Including every Sega CD game they've done, and many others!

DOA 2 and Soul Calibur on the Dreamcast. That was where fighting games peaked for me. What a time that was. Exciter by Bomb Factory has lived rent free in my mind ever since the games release. And Tina's theme is still a banger.

I unironically love this game. I'm 30 and am considering getting a 64 again just to play this again 😅

Green jelly music was great. But the best song in the game is Mob Rules by Black Sabbath.

Sounds like Sega just absolutely screwed over those developers in every way imaginable. What they did to the guys at BRB doesn't even sound like it should be legal.

There is only one thing wrong with terry himself and with his dlc pack. He doesn’t have his Garou outfit, and there is no Garou music, specifically there is no Sunrise on the Train or Spread the Wings. Other than that, it’s a great dlc

I remember playing this game back in day after getting it from a video game store in the Slauson Swap Meet.

whats the song in chapter 8 pleaseeee

*inhale* kooooOOOOTIIIIIIIIICKKKKK!!!!!!

There's definitely a nostalgia factor, but I found Final Bout more playable than ultimate battle 22, which I tried switching to assuming it would be better.

I got this game when it came out. Played it a lot because I couldn't afford other games. I keep my physical releases pristine. My brother's high school friend wanted to try it, so we lent him the game. We got it back months later. Jewel case was broken, booklet was worn out like it had been sat on, chewed on, folded up, and the pages separated from the stapling. Disc had so many scratches and greasy fingerprints I'm surprised it still ran. Years later I learned the game would've been worth over $200 because no one else really bought the first printing. Obviously my brother is no longer friends with that guy.

It might have been bad but I played the tar out of this game til Mortal Kombat 4 came out. It helped me get used to the 3D aspect and made me better at MK4. Least, at the time, I thought so. I enjoyed it myself despite it's laughable character roster. It's one of my guilty pleasures to play and is still in my N64 game collection.

I love this game

Btw, wassup with the Killer Instinct music?

DBZ Ultimate Battle 22, quite like DBGT: Final Bout, was awful for a game. However, I will say it was a heck of a sight better than that game. Laugh, if you will, but it's true. I've played worser DBZ games(DB Taiketsu, for example). For every bad game, there were good games so it balances out.

Despite being a hardcore DB fan, DBGT: Final Bout was downright awful. Sad thing is I bought this one not once but twice. Why? Idk really. I worked alot at the time amd never paid attention to it's title. Or maybe it was I just wanted it to be good. At any rate, I still have both. Course, the game never made me lose my love for DB.

What happened to the intro during these first few videos?

This game sucks

While all three were at fault, not only do I feel bad for Time Gate, I think its kind of messed up that Randy through Sega under the bus, as Gearbox was just at fault for the game's failure.

It's not that bad loved this shit as a kid, emulated it earlier this year. Wouldnt fucking touch it again but the nostalgia is too valuable. Also the music fucking slaps

As one of the very few human beings alive who actually enjoyed Too Human and to this day am still disappointed that it never received a sequel (pretty sure it was meant to be a trilogy), I am still curious about playing this game and this video made me want to play it again. Maybe my local LameStop will have a copy.

Ultimate Tenkaichi should definitely be on the list

wild how much of a shithead yuji naka always has been. Glad he’s in jail