Ristar, Kaiser Greedy, Riho, and various characters are owned by Sega and their respective creators. Ristar was developed and published by Sega and released on the Sega Genesis Links -------- The Cutting Room Floor: https://tcrf.net/Ristar_(Genesis) In 1995, after the Sonic trilogy on the Genesis was all said and done, Sega unleashed a different creature onto the gaming populace. Ironically enough, this being was the runner-up to the mascot position and there are some reasons why: "YOU'RE TOO SLOW!" "COME ON, STEP IT UP!" This guy just... wasn't fast enough. But while this lad may have lacked in his feet, he more than made up for it in his hands! This is Ristar for the Sega Genesis and this is one of the best non-Sonic platformers that I can think of recommending to everyone. Blessed with gorgeous visuals, solid level design and an amazing soundtrack, Ristar is a treat for any player who's looking for the next thing after Sonic & Knuckles. Of course, it's pretty tough to one-up that game and all that it did, but Ristar certainly does its best. Throwing you into seven colorful locations, each with two areas and a boss arena! There are also bonus stages, which I plan to find and complete all of them for you all! Our hero's goal though? Saving his father and the galaxy from Kaiser Greedy's and his "Crazy Kings". So join me as we crash down into the star-studded universe of Ristar! First stop takes place on the planet in which Ristar was summoned to try and clean up. It seems to be blessed with beautiful vistas of grass-covered cliffs and bountiful forests that can sometimes create too good of a shade. Maybe we can have a chat with the elder and see what's up? But wait, he's... not so happy to see me right now... Thank you and enjoy the video! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPT98_4o9tY

WARNING: There might be profanity in this video, children viewership is not recommended. You've been warned! Bomberman Hero is property of Konami (previously Hudson Soft but bought out). Characters are copyright of their respective creators. Gameplay, Recording and announcements done by me. For those that live in the Central Ohio area and like video games, check out this store: http://www.ugagamestore.com/ The new Stream Channel: http://instagib.tv/waddlerd Channel Shout-Outs: OmegaTyrant: https://www.youtube.com/user/OmegaTyrant4792 (Some fun SSB-related videos) Mageknight404 AKA Ray: https://www.youtube.com/user/MageKnight404 (For getting me to play THIS game again) Listen and watch Bomberman play the guitar with a princess and a robot as his back-up while I update you guys on some new happenings... Can't get any stranger than that! Thanks for listening and feel free to comment, complain, antagonize, etc. Enjoy the video! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w30x4MUFCjU

Game developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo. Game was released on the Nintendo 64 Dark Star Edition was created by Shadeblade, using some assets of Master Quest Jr. as a base and for inspiration! Master Quest Jr. was created by Emperor_Thamz, Rainchus, JaThePlayer, and Brotenko. Gameplay, captions, editing and live/post-commentary done by myself. NOTE: There is profanity in the video, so children viewership is not at all recommended. To be completed! Hope you enjoy the video! #papermario #modded #darkstar ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMUFjIlvmR0

WARNING: There is probably some profanity in this video, children viewership is not recommended! You've been warned Super Mario 64, Mario, Bowser, Peach and various characters are property of Nintendo. Characters are copyright of their respective creators. Gameplay, Recording and commentary done by me. No profit is being made from this video and is purely for recreation and hobby-filled pursuits. Two of the best things about Super Mario 64 are elements that some old-schoolers know very well, and something that became a growing trend as of late. The first is challenging stages that would lead to a confrontation with Bowser, the King of the Koopas. The Bowser stages are easily one of the most rewarding things about making progress in this game, because the areas themselves are tricky and quite platformtastic and the MUSIC! The music is the best part about these stages. Last but not least, the true mechanics of the game really come to play within the realm of these stages and that's certainly the idea. The second part is the element of exploration and the concept of open-endedness. This started in Super Mario World, where while all roads led to Bowser, there certainly were a number of paths in which to get to him. Sometimes you'd end up finding a lot of secret paths or you could essentially take a straight shot at Bowser. This is certainly the same case here and it is kind of nice to have an adventure element in a more interactive kind of environment. Enjoy the video! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnATrTULg3I