WARNING: There is probably some profanity in this video, children viewership is not recommended! You've been warned! The Turok, Adon, Dinosoid Army, Primagen, and other creations are copyright of Acclaim Entertainment (at the time). Turok 2: Seeds of Evil was developed by Acclaim Entertainment, and Igauna West and published by Acclaim Entertainment for the Nintendo 64, PC and Steam Remastered by Nightdive Studios Gameplay, commentary and text commentary provided by myself, Waddler-D. No profit is being made from this video and is purely for recreation and hobby-filled pursuits. This game is with an interesting situation. I used to really not like this game all that much in the past, but the Remastered version has made me see the error of my ways. Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is a pretty interesting sequel from the original game and it certainly plays out a little differently than you might expect. The enemy threat is definitely different, and the enemies are quite exotic in terms of what they are and how they act. AI is also a little smarter since they WILL look for cover and try to ambush you at various points. Not to mention, the weakest of the enemies will be less like Goombas than they were in the original. Second, we have a different Turok with different weapons! Some of the weapons are amazing, and certainly were unique pieces of equipment in a FPS of all things. Third, mission objectives to go along with your key hunting. I definitely had beef with this in the past, likely due to my love for the original. However, the game's objectives are needed to provide a different experience AND it's nice to know that Turok is doing some good for the PR. Turok also has help in the form of a female companion that summons Turok to help her stop the Primagen in the first place. Much more could be said, but it's best to show what's different exactly AND to talk about what is different in the remastered version versus the original! Enjoy the video! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZhrPVSlG80

The Master, Tanzra, Sky Castle, and other creations are copyright of Quintet. ActRaiser 2 was developed my Quintet and published by Enix for the Super Nintendo. Gameplay, commentary and text commentary provided by myself, Waddler-D. No profit is being made from this video and is purely for recreation and hobby-filled pursuits. A good start to our World Tour of cleansing the land of Tanzra! The second area is unique in a few ways, where we get an answer to one of life's biggest mysteries: Can The Master swim? There is a resounding “No.” that sounds out from the clouds above while it seems to hover over a forgotten bay. Our new two tasks lie in this region: One involving a big ol' tortoise and another is focused on a sunken castle, surrounded by the town that it dragged down with it. We also learn that the developers may have gotten a tad bit lazy with this area, possibly because they weren't sure what to do or that water levels seem to be plagued with forgettable levels. While the level design is definitely not something I'm going to praise, the art design certainly seems to scream volumes! Though be warned, it's gonna be a little grim here! Please enjoy the video! #ActRaiser #SNES #Difficult ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knkNzPHWENU