I hope you like my selection. The video should be include almost all 3D polygon based games on SNES except 2-3 True Golf Classics Golf games. I hope I didn't miss any. BTW Yoshi's Island uses sprites not polygons for the collapsing 3D walls. :)
Can you please say what's the polygon weight in SNES? I'm thinking of making a 3D retro game one day and want to know if i can do it on SNES, cuz i want a long game.
@@wobblingpixels3921 I know but doesn't make it not 3d. For example again. The term 3d isn't actually correct. What you are seeing is a visual trick to renderer what you would perceive as 3D. A big misconception that if a game isn't made of polygons then it isn't 3d but that isn't true. Unless we have a projector that actually gives as a 3 dimensional view of the landscape then nothing is. And once we get to that point people will look back and be confused how two people are arguing about the same technology done in two different methods. Case in point Doom is "3D" just as any game is "3D".
Sure, for today's standards those games may look outdated, but back then in the early 90s it was amazing to play games with real 3D graphics on your home console. Some of them are still worth to play. The SNES was the best home console of the early to mid 90s (I don't count the far superior Neo Geo AES for obviours reasons), and it's my all time favourite system with the best library of games. But the best SNES titles are the 2D sprite based games, like all those great fighting games, shooters, RPGs and platformers the SNES has to offer.
Stunt Race FX always felt like a demo for Super Mario Kart in 3d. There is a lot in this game that would be seen later in the MK series. I'd also go as far to say that Crash Team racing was partially inspired by the levels as well.
It's amazing to think I put probably hundreds of hours into Starfox as a kid, when today I consider it basically unplayable. The only SNES 3D games which have aged gracefully are the golf sims. That was a very good use of 3D on SNES. But most of the rest were a mess. Also, Dragonview is worth mentioning. It used a smart combo of polygonal ground + sprite tricks to create a 1st person open-world RPG.
@@JAGtheTrekkieGEMINI1701 yes, it's still very playable imo. top 10 snes game. i actually think it looks even cooler now than it did then. like that style of polygons has an artistic charm to it(at least how they did star fox, it looks like art). and the explosions look great(and the particles, etc) top notch
Possibly a silly question, but why is StarFox 2 only labeled for the US region, while showing in-game Japanese dialog? It looks like the SNES Classic did release it officially in Japan and US.
Yeah to the people at Wobbling Pixels(The guys that "MADE" the video), The game's been released for the SNES Classic Edition WORLDWIDE!!!!! Well to be honest & to "LITERALLY" Correct you on "THAT" Specific point at the 9:23 Mark of the Video... That statement saying that the game's release has been "Canceled in it's Final Stages of Development "BEFORE" Release" makes absolutely NO SENSE WHATSOEVER!!!!! And on top of "THAT" the game's ROM's Been Leaked even "BEFORE" it was released on the SNES Classic Edition!!!!! SO GET YOUR INFO & YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!!!!!
@@jermarcusm.robinsonwaller1063 It _was_ cancelled in the final stages of development back in 1995, but was released 22 years later on the SNES Classic consoles. The only cavil is that it appears to have been worldwide, rather than just a US release from what I can see.
Vortex deserves a higher rating, for SNES era 3D games Vortex had a solid gameplay. Yeah, it requires some trickery that it's not obvious (like you are invincible during transformations so you can abuse the Hard Shell) but you'll learn it through gameplay. All 8 stages have a unique theme like shooting to go through, seek and destroy, exploring, a car race to the boss layer... it offers a very varied experience with nice unique controls that kind of feel like you are controlling a real Mech... anyway you missed Doom's red cartridge, good video
5:24 You're not shifting gears so the car can't accelerate anymore. I'm sure that really killed the game score. I remember when I found out I was stuck in first gear in Top Gear on SNES. The game was so much more fun after that.
great video! after your "The 30 Most Mind-Blowing Games Examples of Retro Pixel Art" video I now can't unsee all the intended and missing effects and my brain always trys to image this with crt artefacts or dare I say intended effect. please include a short crt-filter comparison in all your clips from now on!!! thank you XD XD XD
That’s because those are flat-shaded polygons. Most PS1 games used textured polygons, which cause texture warping. If the SNES used textured polygons, it would warp like the PS1, albeit to a lesser degree.
There is a hack for Race Driving that uses the SA1 coprocessor. It makes the game run faster than the original arcade😆. Also i think Steel Talons is very playable even with the low frame rate you only need a little tolerance to low frame rates and patience 😎. Dirt Trax FX has the distinction for been the FX game with the most stable frame rate, stable 15 fps in 1p mode and 12 fps in 2 players split screen. And Star Fox 2 was officially released with the SNES Classic Mini console .
Great content as usual. I do however have a question about some of the games captured. I noticed that " at least on my phone" that there's an audio hum (or buzz) on some of the games captured. Wondering if that's the cables, 5X or the console outputting that audio noise.
I don't know if you were using a different currency or only giving CIB prices but starfox is $15-20 average I just think giving a high price on videos like this might give people the wrong impression of value or amount to pay for games. It might be better to just give the high end of a loose copy and let people figure out the higher end from there.
Video name is misplaced, the right one should be: games on SNES with ADDED hw and games based on Original hw alone. With a 3.58 Mhs CPU (let alone the full 16-bit extensions), 3D SNES games are generally really slow (for example, Starfox sholud have been 4-5 fps at best without S-FX chip)
