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My dad was obsessed with trying to beat this game. I thought it was a fever dream because i could never remember the name and it didn't end up on anyone's best of lists. He never beat it. There were parts of a dungeon he couldn't figure out how to get to.

They managed to get SimCity 2000 working on the SNES, which is technically impressive, bur the control scheme isn't very good, but the worst thing is the music. it's as bad as the music in this SimCity is good.

Would have been extra cheeky to label the Mario 3D Land Footage as "Coming Up in 3DS Works 2011" 🤭

Fuzzy is one heck of a drug.

Those three "lives" in Rescue Mission feel like they could almost be the main characters in some kind of gag manga or cartoon of the era- the no-nonsense all-rounder, the eager newbie and the laidback slacker are all archetypes with proven staying power... but I'm not sure a cartoon about medics being under constant fire in a war-zone would make for very good jokes, even in Reagan's toyetic 80's. I also want to defend Nintendo out of misplaced old factional loyalty but nah you are right, ROB really was a big gimmick and Smash Bros has made better use of the character than any game from this era ever did.

Anyone else catch the Terminator theme just barely dripping out of Maze-Hunter?

Shout out for mentioning the Phantasy Star Collection on GBA. Yeah it a technical mess (the audio being the big one, did hear issues with save files as well) but in 2002 it was the only reasonable way to play the first Phantasy Star without tracking down a Master System. Still have my copy and if anything the insert, which has a list of all in game equipment and it's uses/stats, is something I still use to this day whenever the urge to revisit the series strikes.

Possibly an unpopular opinion but I enjoy Rad Racer(NES) much more than Out Run(SMS). This is definitely skewed by nostalgia but ive always liked the music and gameplay more.

"you are a valid person" negative, i am a meat popsicle

Not certain exactly what you mean by "posthumous" physical release (I assume you just mean after the end of the Master System's life span), but the Master System versions of Fantasy Zone (a secret inclusion accessible if you tap the bottom left corner in the Extras menu) and Fantasy Zone II are both also on that same Sega 3D Classics Collection cart on 3DS. So wouldn't those also count as the 4th and 5th Master System games with a physical release in the US?

Why was the GBA version of Phantasy Star "miserable?" I've only played that version and I remember enjoying it a surprising amount, considering I played it for the first time in 2007. I know it has that save glitch where your file can be corrupted if you save at the end of a BGM loop or whatever but what else was wrong with it?

That is pretty sad about Rob the robot, it wasn't a good peripheral but man did they not support it at all

Ma Fratelli was pretty poorly implemented, though. She was remarkably easy to beat or avoid, and it was fairly likely that you wouldn't see her in the one room where she spawned.

I am glad to hear this take on Maze Hunter 3-D as I love this game. It feels like everything a good tech demo turned game should be. The depth of perspective is really impressive even today. Tip: if you have a Jeremy+ size head and can't wear the original SMS 3D glasses I recommend picking up a pair of vintage ASUS VR-100G glasses. They are larger and work great, you will still need the dongle to plug them into on a US SMS but otherwise are ready to use.

Your thumbnail game is so impeccable. Cheers.

Wow, I am usually not at all a fan of Sega’s/Yamaha’s FM Synth chip but dang that Maze Hunter tune was noice

I'm beginning to feel like you are contractually obligated to mention Tower Of Duraga at this point :P

SEGAIDEN is my favourite series! <3

Great video and nice to see the return of Segaiden. Heralded by Japanese SMS BIOS screen in 4K. What a time to be alive.

I have been waiting for this for 10000 years thank you thank you

Sega's so good, even without a cartridge!

Man, it's 1980s Future Jeremy come back from the future-past to tell us about great Master System games that all us Nintendo kids missed out on! Maze Hunter 3D looks like a pure delight.

Great video. I'm curious, how did you manage to blot out the alternate frames for Maze Hunter 3-D? Seems like it'd either be an issue that's very simple to fix or an absolute headache, with no in between.

06:00 don't miss this Easter Egg

Yuji Naka is also cited in the documtenion of the 3D AGES ps2 remake/port

Awesome. I really apreciate your análises. Many thanks❤

maze hunter 3d actually sounds interesting! sounds a lot like gauntlet if you only had access to link's sword from NES zelda.

Always enjoy excursions through the lesser known territory that is the 8-bit Sega catalogue. I feel like the name didn't do this one many favours, whenever I've seen it in print I never got the impression of an action focused title along the lines of a Dungeon Explorer. Hopefully some day the economics of manufacturing such a thing allow Sega get around to a Master System mini with functional peripherals, even if they'd have to be mechanically different.

I don't think it is a trademark, but something beyond trade even. A protected symbol. Same principle, but superseding even trade itself. Maze Hunter does have some charms. I wonder if the metal bar was more a pipe, crowbar, or girder?

4:40 Was almost expecting an AVGN style rant about the rules of war.

Bravo-love the continued evolution of your aesthetic. Not only does the comprehensive nature of your content always put it a cut above, you continue to surprise and delight in unexpected turns of phrase, references, and visual flair. Kudos and keep up the great work!

going to start wearing my Sega 3-D Glasses in public a la the geeks in Sixteen Candles

Japanese Metal Storm lets gooo!!

Sega is infamous for forgetting games in their back catalogue. I’m surprised of the ones that I unlocked in classic Genesis Collections on the PS2 and PSP. Space Fury. Congo Bongo. Zaxxon. It seems like these days, if it’s not Sonic the Hedgehog, Sega won’t touch it. I’m glad they licensed out their other franchises to other developers and publishers, however.

Are we going to get a sighting of Captain S? He is one hell of a guy. Maybe he's more of a Genesis fan.

As a bit of trivia, Maze Hunter 3D got another rerelease recently - it's one of the dozen Master System games you can collect and play in the Yakuza/Like A Dragon spinoff "Lost Judgment." Which, come to think of it, significantly expands that list of SMS games which got a later physical rerelease. From a certain point of view, anyway.

I still remember my grandma calling me telling me she hit a Deuce's progressive get ready we're going to Montgomery Ward... I've lived in Vegas my whole life.All my friends had NES but I wanted Sega and that day I got one and have been a fan boy ever since.Side Bonus Master System Controller's work on an Atari 400 making that stupid joystick obsolete with a D pad😂

too bad that Sega never made more 3d game's for the master system

oh to have a child sized head fit for the child sized master system 3d glasses...

Cool shades

You mentioned that Maze Hunter 3-D is available in Sega 3D Classics Collection, but it's also worth pointing out that the port lets you play with the FM sound! I own an original cart and the Sega 3D Glasses, but must admit the 3DS port is easier on the eyes, without the flickering effect from the alternating frames.

...they send me in a warzone with a fcckin Handcar jesus man...

*YM2413 voice* the world is a vampire

Those 3D glasses are so bad. 80s bad 😎