Vectorman for the Sega Genesis (known as the Sega Mega Drive outside NA) is one of my all-time favorites. In the game, you can control Vectorman during the Sega logo and you can do stuff in there like   more...playing hidden mini-games. You can also blow up the Sega logo, which I did here. That would be some crazed Nintendo fanboy's dream back in the day! <br><br> Unfortunately, I don't own a Sega Genesis, but I have this game on Sonic Gems Collection (for Gamecube) and the original ROM.  less

a very classic game from Sega one of my all time favorites with great music the game was on the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis

I just had the most terrible run at Sonic. I don't know whether it was the fact I was hungover that I played this badly but, seriously this was proper shiet. Not good enough to go on my youtube account.   more...If you want to see over 200 of my videos subscribe to my youtube account: satanicbakedbeanz  less

The intro from Sega's classic hit of Streets of Rage 2 i like 1 and 2 both the same just the 3rd lacks a whole lot. This game is on the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis. It's a bit out of sync i was using Gens   more...emulator to for this and sorry it's a bit loud.  less

My review of the famous beat 'em up on the Sega Genesis. I talk about everything from the great gameplay to the butchered translation of Streets of Rage 3.

A butchered Genesis port of an arcade beat 'em up.

A promo for a Chilean TV channel

The final chapter walkthrough with ending. Enjoy.

Another walkthrough with some decent boss strategies.

A walkthrough of the second chapter as well as a bonus boss strategy from chapter 1.

A video walk through and review of the first chapter of Hokuto No Ken. Please excuse my poor audio. A few boss strategies shown.

Here are some tips and tricks for Altered Beast. Some people find this game easy, some find it hard. But, nevertheless, here it is.

One of the most frustrating boss fights in video game history. Note: The game doesn't suck, the game kicks ass, but, the boss fight pissed me off.

HERE IS A VIDEO OF ALL MY VIDEOS IF YOUR TOO LAZY TO SIT THREW ALL OF THEM. LAZY ASS.

Originally uploaded to YouTube on January 1st, 2009 called "Crappy Games That Speak for Themselves". The games used in the video are The Terminator (NES), Beethoven's 2nd (SNES), Dark Castle   more...(Sega Genesis), Race Drivin' (Sega Genesis), and Street Fighter: The Movie (Arcade/MAME). The final game is unfortunately recorded with Unregistered HyperCam 2, because CamStudio records sound that's as easy to hear as the Low Talker from Episode 63 "The Puffy Shirt" (from Season 5) of Seinfeld. And turn down your volume for Race Drivin'. Stupid Fraps.  less

Mega-Shadow Speaks

Mega Voyager

At The Drive In "One Armed Scissor" Music Video

Mega Mix

drive

drive

aqua line to chiba prf.

fun to drive

part 3 of "the mission", going further into the game n facing the challenges ahead