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Something different to my usual video, I’ve just released a video I’ve shot last year in Tokyo, checking out an arcade centre with many 80s 90s retro games like the 1986 Out Run sit down motion cab (it’s still a lot of fun and challenging!), pinball machines, and I didn’t expect to find one of my favourite shooting game Striker 1945 II!
Check it out: https://youtu.be/nEyoAa2kB5E
Something different to my usual video, I’ve just released a video I’ve shot last year in Tokyo, checking out an arcade centre with many 80s 90s retro games like the 1986 Out Run sit down motion cab (it’s still a lot of fun and challenging!), pinball machines, and I didn’t expect to find one of my favourite shooting game Striker 1945 II!
Check it out: https://youtu.be/nEyoAa2kB5E
Something different to my usual video, I’ve just released a video I’ve shot last year in Tokyo, checking out an arcade centre with many 80s 90s retro games like the 1986 Out Run sit down motion cab (it’s still a lot of fun and challenging!), pinball machines, and I didn’t expect to find one of my favourite shooting game Striker 1945 II!
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Modern video games are amazing. With lifelike graphics, realistic physics, extensive artificial intelligence, robust multiplayer, today's video games are so much more sophisticated than older games. Though, it doesn't change the fact that some of the greatest games ever made came out in the 80s-90s from Nintendo's Famicom / NES.
The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is an 8-bit home video game console produced by Nintendo. Nintendo first released it in Japan as the Family Computer (Famicom) on July 15th, 1983. It came with two controllers, and home versions of three Nintendo arcade games: Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., and Popeye. A few years after its release, the Famicom was re-released worldwide as the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Check out this video to revisit games like Zelda, Punch Out, Super Mario Bros, Double Dragon, Contra, Castlevania, Pacman, Excitebike, Megaman, Ninja Gaiden and many exclusive titles that were only available on the Famicom system released in Japan.
Depending on your age, your first memory of Street Fighter (SF) may well be plugging coin after coin into the video arcade machines faster than you could say ‘Shoryuken!’
SF serves as the half-forgotten link between those early 80s one-on-one games like Karate Champ (1984) and Yie Ar Kung-Fu (1985). Arriving in 1987, SF quickly became a favorite among the arcade-friendly crowd with its eye-popping visuals, brutal special moves like the Dragon Punch (or Shoryuken) move and the famous line: "What Strength!! But Don't Forget There Are Many Guys Like You All Over The World."
Initial release date: 1987
Composer(s): Yoshihiro Sakaguchi
Developers: Capcom, Tiertex Design Studios
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