YES! As soon as I saw this thumbnail I was pumped! I play this game all the time with my girlfriend and my kids and we love it! Also here's some additional info: the length of the game is actually determined by the difficulty you select. On cub difficulty, the levels have fewer rounds and there is no boss fight. Also on two player mode, both players share the same pool of health, which actually makes the game harder. Try this game on Grizzly difficulty in two player mode, and I guarantee- I guarantee! you will be stunned at how hard this game can get! Finally, I'm not sure if the sound effects are original for this game. Some of the sound effects seem the same to sound effects I've heard in Might & Magic World of Xeen for the PC. Another great review m8, one day I hope to purchase the Game Gear version and cover it on my channel.
Nice. I was thinking I should go back through on Grizzly mode just to see if anything was different other than how much damage you took, etc. Thanks for the information!
The classic uk Mandela effect is, walkers (lays) salt and vinegar and cheese and onion crisps have the “wrong” colours compared to other brands here. People insist they changed them. They did not.
@@ZilogandMoto They did "Geneses and Sega CD". It's also kinda funny that the Warning clearly states it only works with NTSC stuff but then they felt the need to add a second warning that it doesn't work with anything else (Duh! isn't that obvious?) but then at least they wrote Genesis correct.
Never even heard of Berenstain Bears, books, games or otherwise. Doesn't even have a Dutch wikipedia page, so I guess it was never translated to Dutch.
@@ZilogandMoto They weren't all that popular or known here in Europe, i think they were most popular in Italy. Here in Germany they are basically unknown as well, since only a few (3 or 4) books got translated and released in 1991 and the TV show was shown only a handful of times between 1995 and 2000 on RTL2. American cartoons, picture books and comics always had a hard time here, we simply prefered our own fairy tales and comics
