In English: All right there, Hockey fans. You've been waiting for this let's watch video gameplay for a long time now and I'm too happy to obliged. So here it is, this is NHL '94 featuring Patrick Roy and the Montreal Canadiens visits Ed Belfour, Jeremy Roenink, Chris Chelios and the Chicago Blackhawks. Enjoy it. NHL '94 is an ice hockey game by EA Sports for the Genesis, Super NES, and Sega CD, as well as the first release for the PC (DOS), simply titled "NHL Hockey", without the "94" in the title. The game is officially licensed from the National Hockey League and the NHL Players' Association. Being the third game in the NHL series media franchise, it was released in October 1993. NHL '94 launched to critical acclaim, and it has since been referred to as both the greatest sports game of all time as well as one of the best games ever made. The game maintained the series' signature vertical camera angle, which offered the player distinct gameplay and strategic advantages over contemporary side-view hockey games, and kept the 2D sprite character models of NHLPA '93 (albeit with some new animations). Many improvements were made to the engine by EA between 1992 and 1993. Notably, NHL '94 introduced the "one timer", an authentic hockey move where a player shoots the puck directly off of a pass; NHL '94 's one-timer was in fact so devastating that it would become the scoring method of choice for most players. However, other techniques such as "the duper" and "the move" remain quite popular and effective scoring tactics, not to mention the sometimes used b-button shot and the somewhat controversial garbage goal (Rumpke goal) technique. Because of NHL 94 's (mostly) realistic and action-packed gameplay, the game is almost universally considered the best hockey game of its generation, and is frequently mentioned in "all-time top sports game" lists. NHL 94 also added the ability to save records, and has four modes: Exhibition Game, Playoffs, Best of Seven Playoffs, and Shootout. https://www.arcade-history.com/?n=nhl-hockey-94&page=detail&id=71161 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NHL_%2794 NHL Hockey '94 © 1993 Electronic Arts Play Mode: Regular Season Emulator: HoubaUI Plus! Plus! Extreme Collection .125 Recorded and Dubbed with: Mirillis Action! 4.10.2 Edited with: NCH VideoPad Video Editor Professional 8.56 & VideoProc 3.7 En français: Très bien, fans de hockey. Vous attendez cela depuis longtemps, regardons le gameplay vidéo et je suis trop content d'être obligé. Alors voilà, c'est NHL 94 avec Patrick Roy et les Canadiens de Montréal visitent Ed Belfour, Jeremy Roenink, Chris Chelios et les Blackhawks de Chicago. Profitez-en. NHL '94 est un jeu de hockey sur glace d'EA Sports pour le CD Genesis, Super NES et Sega, ainsi que la première version pour PC (DOS), simplement intitulée "NHL Hockey", sans le "94" dans le titre . Le jeu est officiellement autorisé par la Ligue nationale de hockey et l'Association des joueurs de la LNH. Étant le troisième match de la franchise médiatique de la série NHL, il est sorti en octobre 1993. NHL 94 a été acclamé par la critique, et il a depuis été considéré à la fois comme le plus grand jeu de sport de tous les temps et comme l'un des meilleurs jeux. jamais fait. Le jeu a conservé l'angle de caméra vertical caractéristique de la série, qui offrait au joueur un gameplay distinct et des avantages stratégiques par rapport aux jeux de hockey à vue latérale contemporains, et a conservé les modèles de personnages de sprite 2D de NHLPA '93 (bien qu'avec de nouvelles animations). De nombreuses améliorations ont été apportées au moteur par EA entre 1992 et 1993. Notamment, NHL 94 a introduit le «one timer», un mouvement de hockey authentique où un joueur tire la rondelle directement sur une passe; Un chronomètre de la LNH 94 était en fait si dévastateur qu'il deviendrait la méthode de notation de choix pour la plupart des joueurs. Cependant, d'autres techniques telles que "le duper" et "le coup" restent des tactiques de notation assez populaires et efficaces, sans parler du tir au bouton B parfois utilisé et de la technique du but de poubelle quelque peu controversée (but de Rumpke). En raison du gameplay (principalement) réaliste et bourré d'action de NHL 94, le jeu est presque universellement considéré comme le meilleur jeu de hockey de sa génération et est fréquemment mentionné dans les listes des «meilleurs jeux sportifs de tous les temps». NHL 94 a également ajouté la possibilité de sauvegarder des records et dispose de quatre modes: Match d'exhibition, Playoffs, Best of Seven Playoffs et Shootout. https://www.arcade-history.com/?n=nhl-hockey-94&page=detail&id=71161 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NHL_%2794 NHL Hockey '94 © 1993 Electronic Arts Mode de jeu: saison régulière Émulateur: HoubaUI Plus! Plus! Collection extrême .125 Enregistré et doublé avec: Mirillis Action! 4.10.2 Édité avec: NCH VideoPad Video Editor Professional 8.56 & VideoProc 3.7

Galaga is a single-screen shoot-em-up in which the player controls a 'Fighter' spaceship and must defend the home planet against the on-coming hordes of alien invaders called "Galagans". The Fighter can only move left and right along the bottom of the screen. Galagans fly onto the screen in a variety of formations before forming troop lines at the top of the screen. Once all troop lines are formed the Galagans separate and start attacking the player's Fighter in ones, twos and threes. The top-line Boss Galaga need to be shot twice before they are destroyed. The Boss Galaga has a tractor beam that can capture the player's Fighter. A captured Fighter changes color from white to red and stays with that particular Boss until it is destroyed. The Fighter can be retrieved by destroying the Boss that captured it, but players must be careful not to destroy the captured Fighter itself, or that Fighter is lost. A rescued Fighter changes color back to white and links up with the player's current Fighter, doubling its fire power. As players progress through each screen, the speed and number of alien attacks increases. Alien formations also become more complex, making the aliens harder to shoot. Bonus Fighters are awarded periodically throughout the game, as players reach specific point values, as dictated by the 'Bonus Life' dip switch setting. Each enemy ship also has an assigned point value (see Scoring below). The alien troop lines that form at the top of the screen are, from top to bottom: Boss Galaga (in one row of four), Butterflies (red/white bug ships, in two rows of eight, directly below the Boss Galaga), and Bees (blue/yellow bug ships, in two rows of ten, directly below the Butterflies). In Stage 1, the enemies do not drop bombs as they fly onto the screen. However, they do so in most of the later stages. From Stage 4 onwards, a squadron of special bonus enemies called "transforms" start appearing. They're called transforms because Bees will begin pulsating and move out of formation to change into these bonus enemies. They appear in the form of yellow scorpions in Stages 4, 5, and 6, green 'Spy Ships' from "Bosconian" in Stages 8, 9, and 10, and Galaxian Flagships in Stages 12, 13, and 14. After that, the three different transforms are repeated in the same order. Transforms are always worthwhile targets because they are not very aggressive and are worth more than the other enemies. If all three transforms are destroyed, extra bonus points will be awarded. Galaga also features CHALLENGING STAGES, these consist of 40 Galagans that fly onto the screen in formations but do not drop any bombs. The object is to shoot as many of them as possible before they leave the play area. When an entire formation of eight Galagans is destroyed, bonus points are added to the player's score. If all 40 aliens are destroyed, players are awarded a special bonus of 10,000 points. Two new gameplay features Galaga introduced are: 1) Players are given the chance to double their fire power. 2) The game has a rapid fire (automatic firing) option, whereby the player simply holds the FIRE button down and the space fighter continues to fire at the Galagan army in bursts of two missiles each. This is another re-creation of the arcade game, not a hack. Sorry if the video looks blurry. Remember, I was still learning the trade to record, make and edit videos at that time. Follow me here -----> https://odysee.com/$/invite/@gabriellab380:8 https://www.arcade-history.com/?n=galaga-upright-model&page=detail&id=898 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaga Space Fighter Loop Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svagL53c8dk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRf1bHwRHMI\ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTsug8Dg5TM Galaga '84 © 1984 MSG Namco Emulator: HoubaUI Plus! Plus! No Intro .125 Recorded and Dubbed with: Mirillis Action 1.19.2 Text and Encoded with: Windows Live Movie Maker Edited with: NCH VideoPad Video Editor Original Upload Date: June 13, 2014