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Pretty nice attention to detail. Also on the 2012 and 2020 clips. I miss those old backgrounds with the Nintendo power posters and black shelf. So nostaigic.
1:11 The attention to detail to make these clips look old is amazing. Fitting since your old Indiana Jones video had you turn your garage into the temple with the game.
@Channeleven2345789 I've seen people literally trying to pass that latest AVGN episode as an April Fools joke, even though it was released on like the 20th.
@@Slayercoon666 oh how the tables have turned after all this time. To see first youtuber to ever know become objectively worse than it's bootleg. The craziest thing ever. What a time to be alive.
To get over to that hole under the branch while you are falling you have to find a balloon or parachute or something to float over to it. That screen you couldn't tell what it was, was the map room.
Fantastic episode. Really great production qualities, and I loved that hole through the screen. This is way better than a video about a mobile game with a man-horse. The ‘Bendover Bandit’ beneath the bazaar scared the crap out of us in 1984!
Back in the 80s, there was home internet to just look up solutions, so all I had to go on to play this game was the included instruction manual. I read it, and the "hints" section, which I consider essential to knowing how to play the game. I was able to complete it. In fact, once I learned what to do, I could usually complete it every time.
You are an inspiration man. I remember years ago all of the crap you received and you never let it stop you pushing forward and working hard. You deserve all the success.
Me too! I love how original he is. Do you know rhat he is the first and best I'll tempered video game reviewer ever. I clicked so fast and hard that my laptop almost broke. Thank goodness it didn't. Because it would be very hard for me to click super fast again like you if my laptop doesn't work. Lol! Hopefully I can click faster than you when he uploads another video again. Fingers cross rival mega fan.
@@tylerdenaro3365 not really, it is a great arcade 70s style console. But NES and PS2 has better arcade console gaming with its controllers and arcade ports.
Imagine there was a time where if you were lost in a video game, you either needed a good friend or a handbook for guidance. Thank God it's 2024 and we have the internet to explain things to us. Also big fan of irate gamer. Thanks for making these amazing videos.
So fun to watch Chris! Ever thought about reviewing old Commodore 64 games? My older brothers have a C64 and it would cool to see you rage over some of those games like Forbidden Forest and HERO 😄❤️
Not going to lie. Been more excited for and satisfied with new Irate Gamer than I have been with new AVGN for a while and judging by other comments, that is a sentiment that is shared by quite a few others. It's crazy though because in the old days, the perception between the two was completely reversed. Granted, I'm sure some haters linger, but generally people are just nostalgic for that passionate "first generation RU-vidr" energy and you clearly still got it! The gray shirt during the flashback segment was a nice touch, also! I do wonder if there will be anymore callbacks like that in future episodes. (It shouldn't be overdone, of course, but it'd be nice every once in a while.) Definitely looking forward to the next one.
Very good. I'm glad to see a classic review with callbacks to early seasons. You were one of the first channels i followed, back when you yad the director label.
Who would have thought that 10 years ago that the The Irate Gamer, a Copy of The Angry Video Nerd would be putting out better content than James and Cinemassacre because I enjoy this far more than any James has done in the last 10 years.
This game was actually quite complex for the system. First game I remember that had an inventory and a level over a level. The map room (that little room where you said "What is this supposed to be?") is only revealed if you have the key selected, and standing there in the center with the matching inventory item, you waited for the sun to rise in the black square above. And you don't whip onto the tree branch when you're falling, you deploy the parachute and slide down the branch into the cave. I think one guy was the game dev.
Oh my God, i was stuck on that startup screen for the longest time... until someone at school told me the secret. If you didn't have the two button controller (yes, they existed!), you have to plug into the Player 2 port.
It didn't take me that long to figure out how to start the game. After I got the game, it took me some time to figure out that you have to plug the controller into the 2nd port to start the game and move Indy around. It's even more of a pain in the butt that you need 2 controllers for this game. Yeah, it's weird that this is another game where the controllers are swapped. Air-Sea Battle is the same way, so are Basketball, Surround, and Slot Machine.
chris bores if you are reading i want to see that you are the last good angry reviewer standing and an entire genre on RU-vid is in the palm of your hands please never retire the character i love your videos so much
Well thankyou. There are thousands of reviewers on RU-vid now though so that statement would be inaccurate unless your just counting the pre-2008 people
Great Video! 6:00 if i squint my eyes a lot, it looks humanoid, like arms, legs a head wearing a kings crown, maybe it is supposed to be a statue. If it is supposed to be the idol, then it shouldn't be wearing a king crown.
Played the hell out of this game when I was a kid, & still love it. Found out how to enter the black market on my own when I accidentally dropped a money bag while passing the bearded guy. Apparently there's an entrance fee.
Yep, I remember playing this game back in the early 1980's. And having about the same amount of luck with it. Never discovered the grenade part. No forums back then to help you out either....
Great start to this trilogy. I remember as a kid playing this game at my cousin's house when he had an old Atari system, it's where I also first experienced the infamous "E.T." game. I never beat that game, but I wasn't exactly the brightest game player back then. lol Also nice to see the old room again for the 2007 and 2012 flashbacks, as well as the 2020 set. Will be looking forward to your re-visit of "Temple of Doom" on the NES.
Wild, I was just thinking about your Jaws video the other day and I went to youtube to watch it and on my recommended this video pops up. It must be fate
Kinda bummed he couldnt beat the game and share more secrets as to what to do on this game.. the game is so cryptic with needing to learn secrets, trial and error and experimentation and exploring...i just wanted feel like im indiana jones as i play the game...
Man watching this takes back to 06 when Irate Gamer was the most hated youtube guy but I would watch him, AVGN, and Nostalgia Critic. They were my first 3 youtube guys I would watch.
Like with E.T, another Warshaw game, kudos for trying making something ambitious for Atari 2600, having to use two controllers and be able to actually finish the game was not common back then.
Huh...was kind of expecting you to actually finish the Atari version. Well, curious to see the new version of the review of the Temple of Doom compare to the original one.
Nice to see you doing a new video Chris. I wish you did more videos more often but I'm sure you're reason for not doing so is understandable. But still good to see you pop up 😊
The Atari game is pretty confusing, from the lack of direction, to the fact that you need TWO controllers to even play it, to the fact that to even start this game you have to put the controller you used to control Indy in Controller Port 2. I don't blame you for being confused from this mess, even James was confused when he did his review on a few Indiana Jones games back in Season 3 of AVGN.
To be honest, I wouldn't have thought there was something wrong with the cartridge either and probably would have taken just as long to get a new copy. It's like I own a 3DS with only one game for it, A Link Between Worlds, and it doesn't work. It'll play my regular DS games just fine, but I still think it just doesn't want to play 3DS games so I don't buy a new cart to test it, despite being 99.9 percent sure my copy is just a pile of crap. It just becomes ingrained habit after a point.
I loved this game you have to find the clues just like the movie. The ank tells you where the ark is The parachute is how you get in the hole ect ... it just takes time and thought...
Can’t believe that after all these years since 2007, you haven’t noticed that Raiders of the Lost Ark is one of those Atari games that requires two controllers to play since back in the day, you didn’t more than 1-4 buttons between Atari 2600 and SNES, and it was one of the rare moments where game devs tried something new that wasn’t common till now in gaming history. Anyway, how it works is where player one controller controls Indy and uses an item, and player two controller makes you select and highlight the items while also, discarding them. So, hate to break it to you, but I doubt it’s the cartridge’s issue since the game’s built differently. Take it from a gamer that has the Retron 77 and has already 27 Atari 2600 games in possession. Also, not to mention, I’ve now given away my Retron 77 in exchange for the brand new Atari 2600+ that can now use HDMI. But that aside, I’m guessing you’re saving that part in the future segments of this game review, so, guess I’ll have to wait and see.
This guy never sold out, you got critic and avgn who smell their own farts. This guy is making the farts and yelling about it. So sick of boring yt’ers that show every mk fatality with reptile so they won’t be demonetized