The Maze of Galious - Full Playthrough - 100% Items 

+S Haddad yep same for me, did you also had kings valley 2, nemesis 1,2,3, salamander, metal gear2(whitch was on msx2)

axelfdennis yes I played them except the metal gear games

Same for me

Same

For me Kings Valley 2 & the castle & castle excellent were my favorite until now 👌😍

Those were awesome but let's not forget F1 Spirit

@@JuanSinMiedo441 of course F1 spirit i forgot we played that many times till the end, and i sometimes still play those titles on my pc with an emulator

Must have been the vase and the dagger. They were impossible.

great!!

It was,ported to the NES !!

@@begoviladell2970 Not NES. Famicom. Only released in Japan... and it's not as good.

Games were much simpler. Actually productivity has become the monster of today's work lives

To be quite honest, it has 6 assistant programmers, 4 graphic artists and 1 musician, for a total of 11 people. 11 people was a shitload of people working on a home computer game for 1987 standards. I actually am always surprised by how many people worked on Konami MSX games, no wonder they were so good. Most MSX games from other teams were made by like 3 to 5 people. (In many cases, they were all made by a single person, heh)

Can't blame you about it. This game truly does feed imagination.

wow how sensitive

Some people looked at the byte code in the rom and figured it out.

At least you can beat the game without the Vase or the Dagger. I wonder how people found out about the Golden Cross without a guide.

Actually , you get that with an item called ,the vase. Pretty elusive one,only found it with a guide.

If you stand in a specific spot for five seconds, the bubbles will form a Fairy who will heal your vitality. There are three spots where this happens.

@@VahanNisanian ooh I see. thank you much for the clarification bro 👍👍

@@VahanNisanian really some old games got more depth than the ones today...

Check here: ips.tni.nl/rom/fixes-other/konami/fixes/

It's called as trial and error. Plus lots of persistence. XD

+Santiago Ontanon This is the actual speed for Japanese systems.

+Santiago Ontanon You played the game on a European system, I assume? European systems used the PAL standard, which is 50hz, while the original NTSC standard is 60hz -- and since most Japanese games weren't optimized when they were released in Europe, they played at 5/6 the original speed. So basically, this footage isn't sped up -- rather, the version of the game you played was slowed down. ;)

+Wyrdwad Hmmm, you might be right. But I think that is very unlikely though. I did indeed play with an European system (a PHILIPS VG8020), but I just checked with the MSX emulator, and this seeps sped up a bit more than just a 20% more. But in any case, what makes me doubt this is the case is that the Z80 CPU is the same in all MSX1 computers (regardless of being Japanese or European), and that games back then did usually not rely on refresh rate to adjust game speed (although that is a common programing strategy nowadays, since we all have machines with different specs), but just relied on all computers having the same CPU. But again, even if I find this unlikely, of course, I might be wrong, and what you say is the right explanation :)

Santiago Ontanon I'm pretty sure I'm correct on this, as I own a Panasonic FS-A1WX Japanese MSX2+ computer and a cartridge copy of this game, and it plays for me at exactly the same speed as shown in this video. On the other hand, I've seen video footage taken from PAL MSX systems that play it and other games at a slower speed (music and all), and also know that some popular MSX Let's Players on RU-vid like BanjoGuyOllie have stated before that they record their footage via emulator instead of from their actual hardware because their actual hardware would slow it down due to the PAL standard. As I understand it, European MSX systems *are* capable of playing games at standard NTSC speed, but it requires a little bit of software modification via MSX-BASIC, and will make your system incompatible with PAL TVs (until and unless you switch it back), so it's recommended only for Americans who purchase European MSX systems and intend to use them to play Japanese MSX games. ;)

+Wyrdwad I see. Ok, then I think that explains it. I guess it's just because I'm used to the slower speed now, but the game feels all rushed at this faster speed :)

Sorry i’m 8 months late but it’s called umbralla. I forgot how to obtain it but you need to do a sequnce of actions

Defeat all the bats in this room (near the necklace and the grey helm) , then jump on the lift and press: Right, Down, Left, Up. After you've got it type the code Umbrella (how odd) in a room with bats and watch!

There is none. It's one horizontal world anyway.

@@kobax9999 Yep, there were metroidvania alike games before Metroid and Castlevania, as there are Soulslike games before Dark Souls. Maze of Galious is older than Vampire Killer (Castlevania predecessor), but follows the same paradigm. I know because I bought them both back in the day, and Vampire Killer didn't worked bc it required more memory than my MSX2 had :( I doubt if MoG was the first one, that's why I ask.

@@kobax9999 that does not return a clear answer. Maybe bc it's a matter of debate were to draw the line of the genre so let's listen player's opinions.

@@gustavosantos106 Actually this is was released in 1987, Vampire Killer was released in 1986. But Vampire Killer is not exactly a "Metroidvania". The first "Metroidvania" game was.... Metroid? :) I honestly always thought this game is a lot inspired by Legend of Zelda... an open world with 10 dungeons for you to find. But it's lay out as a platform game instead of a top-down action game.

It's most likely a limitation of the keyboard. Because of simple hardware design, many keyboards have an issue causing keys to be pressed when multiple keys are pressed. For example cursor keys up and left pressed together with space will cause one of the pressed keys to get cancelled out. In your case, it seems the cursor up gets cancelled out in this situation. You should be able to jump by pressing up, even while walking left or right.

i do jump xd but the detail is that i press up and it jumps to the right... even if i'm not pressing the right button... so i try to jump left by pushing up and left at the same time... and it just jumps straight up... nor left or right... so i rage quit everytime i want to figure out how to jump correctly... ugh... is there a way to fix this? or what? i'm really mad about it :/

@@jesusvergel9288 Just remap the controls, fire 1 and fire 2, Z and X. It may work for jump in both directions. If not, remap the fire 1 and 2 to other keys.

Thank you guys for the answers, a little bit late my response though xD but yeah @Toni Galvez that's exactly what i did, thank you, and also that my keyboard has certain limitations, but all good xD thanks both of you

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This is the one I was looking for, jo what memories, the virgin !!!!! I put it in my bartop !!!

The red sword is Aphrodite's. All you need to do is change to her.

If you want something that's very similar to MoG, I highly recommend La Mulana. Just be careful with the puzzles. They can drive you up the wall sometimes.

try Hydra Castle Labyrinth as well!

+Ragna8859 Must've been luck.

That did not look like luck. It looked like a cheat, mod ,etc...Does that yellow ball attack causes paralyse?

+Ragna8859 Oh, no... The teleporting and 8 fireballs surrounding him are his attack. Every once in a while he'll raise his hand to throw 4 out of their orbit. Once those fireballs are gone, he won't raise his arm anymore. He will still teleport across the room.

+Ragna8859 The last boss doesnt do anything apart from make those balls fly around the screen. Being able to hurt the last boss requires finding the cross and when this game came out nearly 30 years ago it was fucking well hidden. No internet and no game guides were available you had to find it for yourself if you couldnt find it you couldnt finish the game.