Judge Dredd | SNES Longplay 

Anthony Rosbottom a crappy movie still gave us that good video game, it was cool to play it in 97 on my Sega Genesis. Thanks for your work.

@@Rod0411 2000A.D gave you the video game Screw the movie

Thank you for being a part of my childhood. This game screams Cyberpunk

yeah and I fought in the war I did

Happy children who lived this time, it was the best time for games, console, arcade and DOS.

Ive got half way through. Really tough game

@@mikeadams7904 have you managed to beat ir yet?

​@@mikeadams7904 You're better than me, I never even made it past Aspen Penal Colony smh

I beat the entire game at 9 years old

It really is

I like that it goes past the plot of the movie and includes a new storyline that incorporates the Dark Judges.

@@multitudeofidols We had to finish the game before the release of the film. Initially we only had an early draft of the script to go on. Then I was given 2 or 3 colour photocopies of some of the concept art. It had purposely been colour photocopied about five times so each generation of copy was was worse and worse. A little while later I was allowed to visit the sets at Shepperton and take photos. The halls of justice set was up at the time so that's why that level is closest to the movie. That set got broken down and rebuilt as Rico's lab so I had to go back to the heavily degraded concept art for that. So the extra Dark Judges storyline was a necessity otherwise it would have been a short game :)

The 2012 movie is faithful.

@@AnthonyRosbottom Thank you for your work on this. This was one of my favorite SNES games and one of my favorite games, period, as a child.

Awesome!

+NewEarthArmy lucky!!

I'm 31, an I keep telling people, just because the game is old doesn't mean it's not good, most people Will never realize what it was like to not have a memory card or auto save function to save your game or a password system to continue where u left off lol, I find myself playing older games these days

Same here, I'd give ANYTHING to have another crack at this Lol

We had to. Not much cooperation from the movie people as far as reference went.

I can. Lawnmower Man, a movie about virtual reality, believe it or not! First half of the SNES game (up until the fight against Jobe) follows the story of the movie, kinda... but the second half deals with the aftermath of the cliffhanger ending, essentially a sequel with the developers' own plot! That's of course not counting with the computer game, which only dealt with the part where the protagonist enters the virtual world, and the game's own sequel, named War Games I think.

Lol hell yeah a good Dredd game on PS4 PS5

For saving the planet. Destroy all u see lol

lol

music of doom!

kkkkkkk

Lmao! And QBGB

Laaaaaaaaaaw!?!?

That's probably why i don't have good memories of it.

If it had angle-aiming controls like Metroid post-Super, I would be complaining far less.

I think I spoke too soon. It bored me at the 4th level, so stiff and monotonous. Kirby Super Star made me discard it completely, of course.

majikmonkee His name is raptaur and he is a brain sucking alien in the comics.

Dredd was hard at first but once I figured the boss strategies and weapons, beat the game many times...

Hahaha, but if it were Captain Falcon: The Game, he wouldn't need the gun, it would just be FALCON PUNCH!

Cop McScotland

I remember playing melee when I was like 5 or 6 and thinking dredd was literally in the game

I have played both snes and genesis version and beat both several times. They both have around the same difficulty, and almost exact levels. Only some levels change, and the most noticable difference between these two games are the graphics. And also that judge dredd can kick on mid air on the snes version. The snes is like closer looking than the genesis version. I personally think I like more the genesis version, its just faster I think although I'm not sure.

KAILOONE The Snes version you battle with Chopper on the Mega City one Level but in the Genesis you don't and each boss has there own music while the Genesis uses the same one for all. I do like the snes version better.

Theshark15z Yes I know that the snes version looks better has more details and more music effects. But example when jumping with dredd he kinda jumps and falls at a rate and also when running he it feels akward. Meanwhile on the genesis version when jumping, dredd jumps and falls fast or slow depending on how hard you press the button and also when running it feels smoother. The snes version is more appealing but I enjoy more the the way it feel on the genesis version. It comes down to opinions I guess.

KAILOONE I know. Some prefer the Megadrive and others like myself prefer the Snes.

@@KAILOONE I never played the Genesis, but the Snes is really good looking. I think controls are good on both versions. I need to try the Genesis version.

its based on comics

Now we cant judge a movie make in 90's i think. And the "Dredd" movie is not bad too for me

movies in 90s were 100 times better than any modern shit

Hi, I'm the 'Blizzard' referred to in the credits. I was the main background artist on this game. When I got my first videogame job back in 1988, I had just moved from Australia to UK and I had blond hair so my employers gave me the nickname of 'Blizzard of Oz'. It stuck and to this day I'm known as 'Bliz' in the videogame industry (the nickname got shortened over the years thankfully!)

@@AnthonyRosbottom Thanks for that game, i appreciate It, whats up with the ghosts though?

@@llllukaz Thanks. Not sure about the ghosts. I wasn't involved in deciding what enemies were included. I think in the comics Judge Death can pull souls from people and they're represented by ghosts - but it's been ages since I read the old issues so could be remembering wrong..

thanks

Deadworld is hard as hell, though.

Ps anyone playing this in 2020 on a snes is OG

It does have the dreaded sewer level tho. It's also pretty funny you say this, considering I saw a comment just below yours that said they should've added more levels!

There is a way. After killing the boss, go forward where the flame throwing guy it. Somewhere there's a spring which will bounce you back up to the main area and you can continue searching.

We had our own middleware that handled the creation of platform games really well. There was a map editor side to it for the levels but also a sprite animation editor that gave us really fine control over things like damage area hitboxes so they could change in size and position per frame. It was also really good at compacting sprite and level graphics. Because we weren't writing the backend systems from scratch for every game, we could create these games relatively quickly and cram more graphics inside.

@@AnthonyRosbottom amazing.

@@AnthonyRosbottom you did an excellent job, Mrm Rosbottom. The soundtrack is superb, and the settings are insane and psychodelic like in the original comics, and the gameplay is fun (something modern videogames constantly forget to have).

i think its the longest action game on SNES. 26 missions. It would take 2-3 days for an ordinary human being to complete it

XD

if you mean the version used for the recording, it's US NTSC

+silenig I rembember the judge dredd movie back in 95 a lot of people would knock it and say it sucks but I enjoyed it.

+silenig this game excellente brings back memories yeah 95 was a good year in gaming.

+Joan Bess This game is basically what the Judge Dredd film in 1995 should have been.

Frank G Your Right