Sorry for the 6 month delay, there will be 10+ videos released this summer and I thought delaying this video so that everything comes out together would make more sense. Be on the look out for future releases!
This seems to be the only footage of Zevious on all of RU-vid. Surprising. If you try looking for other clips, you'll find a few of the Xevious prototype from 1983, which is pretty remarkable in its own right. Edit: Yeah, your footage is *the only footage on RU-vid* of the homebrew Zevious. Quite bizarre. Maybe you could put up some non-narrated footage for posterity. It's kind of hard to tell, but it sounds like Zevious's music restarts itself every time any sound effect interrupts it.
14:06 Quadrun was the first game to have digitized speech on an Atari 2600 (no special chip required). And in 2002 there was a Berzerk hack, which brought digitized lines to the game.
New follower here, I basically binged through all your romhack + homebrew videos in one day, haha. How the heck do you only have 3k subs is odd to me since I really found your content very professional and your apparent enthusiasm towards classic video gaming shows super well. I found so many interesting looking games and hacks I've never heard of before, which makes your videos so much more of a pleasure to watch compared to other similar creators on RU-vid who don't dig that deep for their recommendations :) All the best for you and your channel from snowy Finland, you gained a new subscriber today!
Thanks for the kind words. The channel will definitely grow if I stick to it, it's only been about 6 months! Finland huh? I can definitely emphasize with the weather there as I live at a very similar latitude.
the 11:50 fighting game should use 4 players with 4 paddles: one player moves and use the button to block and the other player turn right to punch high, turn left to punch low, and button to kick. So 2 players needed to control one guy. That would be an insane fun and chaotic 4 player game!! like if you want the dev to see or share with them :D
As someone who's wanting to make a game on this system. What software would you recommend I. A assembler or Batari, as both have their pro's and con's. And I do understand the limitations of the system, I just simply need to know which software would be the best.
@@bredenis5 I have not just yet. Still working on my gameboy project as its a massive undertaking. Otherwise I'm glad you're interested in this future project of mine.
