Vectorman (Genesis) All Bosses (No Damage) 

Wait Mokey is in this game, sweet

You forgot the robot in the middle of the disco floor

Aurora Borealis? In this type of game, at this generation of consoles, on the sega genesis, localized entirely within the ice area?

railhand was metalhead

How does he avoid damage for these bosses?

this

+Piranha X Let's hope we get one someday, since Sega is giving new games to some of its older IPs now. We've had Streets of Rage 4 and Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX. We need Vectorman 3 (and to a lesser extent, Ristar the Shooting Star 2).

@@FlyingDuckMan360 Fuck yeah

I actually plan to make a remaster on Unity...

@@qka-ow that would be cool

I did!

me

Darkcelestrian i did

Darkcelestrian me

Darkcelestrian that version had a Lot of slowdown

+Ben Rosenthal Let's hope we get one someday, since Sega is giving new games to some of its older IPs now. We've had Streets of Rage 4 and Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX. We need Vectorman 3 (and to a lesser extent, Ristar the Shooting Star 2).

With today's graphics on XboxOne!!! 😲😍🤤

LOL. Yeh, Vectorman 2 is awesome. Best graphics i've seen on the Genesis. There's not a better looking SNES game either.

Yeah me too, it's crazy to think now I used to come home from preschool and beat Vectorman in a sitting like it was nothing. Invited my preschool teacher over to watch me play Sonic CD when I first got it too. Funny how these memories have stuck, so many other things happened that I have no memory of. Kids have the luxury of total immersion when it comes to a video game. Went back and beat Vectorman again 6-7 years ago at a college party and it was not an easy game. This video makes it look very easy!

That boss (Shadow nose) was sick as f...!!

The team that made Gunstar Heroes said that the Genesis is actually better for this sort of effects, that they would be flat out impossible on the SNES.

@@WaywardRobot I'm a little on the line to not believe it considering that Treasure never even touched on the Super Nintendo but *did* in the N64 who made really fantastic usage of that system's hardware with its own limitations too

@@turrican3839 I do believe it because most SHMUPS in the SNES chug hard, while a lot of Genesis SHUMPS have a very good framerate. The SNES isn't a bad machine, but it isn't good for the graphics required for arcade action titles, at least not the standard cartridge.

@@WaywardRobot it isn't graphics, its simply the Super Nintendo's slower RAM, its at around 3 Megahertz as opposed to the Genesis' 9 Megahertz, but it doesn't stop a few games in the console from having any slowdown or sprite tearing (which is very frequent in Genesis games), like Rendering Ranger R2

@@turrican3839 you know all the treasure employees came from Konami, right? And they all said the N64 was more difficult than the Saturn to program for. I’m inclined to just believe that their familiarity with certain hardware makes them downplay their own abilities utilizing it. Alien Soldier is absolutely insane to look at, a technical marvel on the Genesis/MegaDrive. The Saturn was capable of a great deal in the right hands, and Treasure had been one of the earliest outside devs to get a kit for the Saturn because of the relationship developed during the MD days. I really love Treasure as a company, they’re basically the model for what I want my indie studio to one day look like.

@bat shit I didn't know that! But my father might still have my Sega and my Sega games from when I was a kid. Of course I was a kid when I beat it so I didn't know but I do remember there being a number at the end of the credits to call. That was my favorite game and I still remember every secret of the game and the last level itself.

@bat really? No one has made a video about it? Vector man was the shit back in the day. So was the music too. I'll have to go get it from him then.

@bat unfortunately no. My mother got rid of it when I was younger. Sorry about that.

Oh shit

And by the way you can damage bosses using jet feet if you get close enough.

And by the way you can damage bosses using jet feet if you get close enough.

@@haseo8244 That's how I always beat warhead as a kid, lol

Yeah. I still have both games for my sega

I wasn't around when thus came out but I can already tell thus would have looked revolutionary

OMG yes plz

The person who won is in the comments I think

Except not really? Vectorman came out October 24th, 1995, whereas Rayman was released on September 1st, 1995.

Carter Guy Damn forreal? To each his own but in regards to sound this is higher up there in my favorite genesis games

If I had to guess, it all comes down to 2 things primarily: 1) You need to be able to recognize patterns and the like. Oftentimes there are ways you can avoid certain attacks with trial and error if you can figure out what to look for 2) You need to be patient when playing the game and take time to practice; this comes back to my first point about patterns. As long as you're willing to take the time to learn them, you can get better at avoiding damage. Basically, don't play too recklessly and let yourself take damage too often will help a lot in at the very least lessening the damage you take

*Blue Sky Software, and not really. Firstly, Blue Sky Software & SEGA’s partnership ended a few years after Vectorman 1 & 2 were released. And secondly, Blue Sky Studios in general closed its doors & shut down back in April 2021.

It cannot. No matter how hard you try. Unless you were speedrunning the game, that boss is HELL to fight! I had to reload my save state *30 FUCKING TIMES* until I got this boss dead. It’s an example of incredibly poor design.

Staying Alive

The game was released in 1995 man. The music in the first and second game are stellar though.

LET ME SEE YOU TRY DOING A VIDEOGAME WITH BETTER SOUND YOU DUMBASS

TheStretchypantsmast :You have poor tastes you COD fan!!!

The GEMS sound driver was used for this game. I think Jon Holland did a very good job at it despite its poor patch limitations.

Knew he was missing a boss...

It may be on mobile no it can't be

It was called Stayin' Alive, right?

@@animefan25 yeah.

i know i tried for years but beat only 3 bosses

What difficulty where you on

@@noaht2005 I think I was on easy, but I still had problems since I didn't understand the gameplay at the time.

@@Rabbitearsblog There's a difficulty? 😐

@@Geobot3000 I was never able to finish the game. But I haven't played for years, so I'm not sure how I'll get through it now.

But is it in this time of year, in this time of day, in this part of the country, and localized entirely in your kitchen?

Solar Flare [Who likes uploading SSBU replays] _yes_