Did you know Sonic had a Japan-only puzzle game you can't play on a cartridge? Join us as we explore the obscure world of Sonic Eraser, a downloadable title exclusive to the Sega Mega Drive's Sega Game Library aka Sega Game Toshokan service. We'll investigate whether Sonic Eraser was actually released in Brazil, discuss the hilariously bad 2-player VS mode music, and uncover how this digital relic was saved from the dumpster by the community.
Plus, we'll dive into the fascinating world of Sega's earliest attempts at online gaming, including the Sega Channel and its impact on future online console experiences. This is a video you won't want to miss if you're a fan of Sonic the Hedgehog, retro gaming, or just strange gaming oddities.

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Tee Lopes Sonic Eraser Remix

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Average Burgerboy Remix

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Sonic Mania Mod

Opening: 00:00
Sonic Eraser Gameplay: 01:25
Online Memories: 04:38
Mega Modem: 05:42
Sega Channel: 06:47
Sega B-Club & Preservation: 07:38
The Brazilian Investigation: 08:19
Online Shutdown: 09:32
That VS Mode Music: 10:55
Eraser Today, Cool Mania Mod: 12:44
Ranking: 13:20
Outro: 14:52

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Discover I, Robot, Atari's ambitious but overlooked 3D arcade classic from 1984! Join me as I dive into this weird and wonderful game, exploring its groundbreaking graphics and the reasons it never quite caught on. From Dave Theurer, the mind behind Tempest, comes a true oddity in gaming history.
In this video, I'll share my experience playing I, Robot for the first time and delve into its unique 3D polygon visuals and how they worked. We'll investigate why this game flopped despite its innovation and uncover the fascinating story behind its development.

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Opening: 00:00
Gameplay: 00:42
Really the First 3D Game?: 02:31
Extra Gameplay Styles: 04:17
Cryptic Arcade Difficulty: 05:35
Dystopian Themes: 07:59
The Timer: 09:55
No Home Port: 10:32
Salty Runback Rogue-Like Realization: 11:21
The Cursed Development: 13:08
The Magazine Rack: 17:56
Where Can I, Robot Be Played Today?: 20:22
Beautiful Imperfection: 21:23
Outro: 23:27

If you love retro gaming, obscure arcade titles, or just want to see something truly unique, this video is for you! Let me know what you think of I, Robot in the comments below!

#gaming #retrogaming #atari

Embark on a nostalgic journey with us as we dive deep into the captivating universe of Sonic 1 8-Bit, meticulously exploring the intriguing differences between the Game Gear and Master System versions. This video is a treasure trove for Sonic enthusiasts, offering a comprehensive comparison of gameplay, graphics, and level designs, and shedding light on how each version provides a unique gaming experience despite their common origin.

In this detailed analysis, we'll contrast the pacing and gameplay focus of each version. Discover how in the Game Gear version the developers worked around the screen crunch, while the Master System version is more difficult. We'll also delve into the visual adaptations made for the Game Gear's smaller screen, including the introduction of smaller sprites for Sonic.

Our journey doesn't stop there. We'll also navigate through the game's development history, highlighting the pivotal role of Ancient, a studio established by renowned composer Yuzo Koshiro, in the development of the 8-bit version of Sonic. Learn how the developers successfully translated the key features of the 16-bit version to the 8-bit platforms, resulting in a game that was widely acclaimed as a polished adapation of the original.

Adding a touch of nostalgia, we'll revisit classic magazine reviews from around the globe. Experience how reviewers of the day reacted to this 8-bit adaptation of Sonic, and compare their views with modern perspectives on the game. Whether you're a seasoned Sonic fan or a newcomer to the franchise, this video promises to offer fresh insights into this classic game. So, get ready for an exhilarating journey into the world of Sonic 1 8-Bit, and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content like this!

Intro - 00:00
Green Hill - 00:56
Development History - 04:41
Bridge Zone - 06:11
Jungle Zone - 09:12
Labyrinth Zone - 11:48
Scrap Brain Zone - 15:06
Sky Base Zone - 15:32
Environmentalism & Sonic - 23:34
Magazine Rack - 24:36
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Unearth the hidden gems of Steam with this first volume of Hidden Gem Hunting, where we delve into the captivating titles of Grow Big or Go Home, Vignettes, Boti: Byteland Overclocked, and Slime's Journey. These underrated games offer unique gameplay experiences that are sure to captivate and challenge you.
First up, we have Grow Big or Go Home, a unique puzzler where you need to use mirrors to reflect sunlight and grow plants. But make sure you keep that watering can full and watch out for clumsy cats.
Next, we explore the mesmerizing world of Vignettes, a game that tells a story through objects. With no text or characters, Vignettes offers a unique gameplay experience where objects shapeshift as you spin them around. This game is a kaleidoscope of exploration and discovery, where every rotation reveals a new perspective.
Our journey continues with Boti: Byteland Overclocked, a vibrant 3D platformer set in a world of bits and bytes. Join Boti, a small robot courier, as he navigates through futuristic levels, interacts with robot friends, and uncovers hidden secrets. With its engaging co-op mode, Boti: Byteland Overclocked offers a thrilling gaming experience that you can share with a friend.
Finally, we venture into the enchanting world of Slime's Journey, a charming platformer that features a lovable slime protagonist. A bite size Metroidvania, Slime's Journey offers a humble nostalgic take on the 2D platformer.

Grow Big or Go Home: 00:14
Vignettes: 02:29
Boti Byteland Overclocked: 05:05
Slime's Journey: 10:03

#hiddengems #steam #gaming

First impressions for the new early access game called Big Fat Battle. It's fun and goofy.

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An analysis of the second episode of the anime A Place Further than the Universe or YoriMoi.

An analysis of the first episode of the anime A Place Further than the Universe or YoriMoi. I examine story throughlines using the Dramatica theory and directorial elements.

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