ASMR: Nostalgic Video Games Collection

hello there, I'm going to bring you more video game recommendations, due to high demand, we have some new titles to review. I have the old classics there. I'm going to focus my attention on the shelf here. Going to visit some 64 titles the first one being there, Diddy Kong Racing. A classic game for the 64. Published by Rare, who really were at the top of their game when you think about titles such as golden eye, Banjo Kazooie, blast corps and who remembers Killer Instincts? Back to Diddy Kong R

acing, it's essentially a racing game with an overarching plot. The main island has been invaded by a space bully called Wizpig, there he is, and the local animals band together in order to defeat him. Now this is essentially done by winning races collecting balloons and unlocking new tracks, which ultimately leads you to Wizpig. Now some of the characters you can choose from in the game include Diddy Kong himself, who is a good all-rounder, you have Bumper the badger, Timber the Tiger, whose is

land the game is set on. You have Pipsy the mouse and you also have a Tiptop the turtle there. As for the vehicles in the game it's not just limited to cars, you have the notoriously difficult to control hovercraft and the airplane there. Okay shall we have a little look at the Box? okay so you can see some of the characters there the main antagonist and protagonist, only for 64. Now this was a single or up to four player multiplayer. Compatible with the rumble pack and controller the pack there

. Okay that was Rares logo From the side, Wizpig there. We have Taj the genie there, one of your allies in the game. On the back you have some gaming and sequence footage. There are the balloons, they essentially open new tracks in different environments this is a four player split screen image there, and one of the snowy worlds, and there is Wizpig. Okay, now it says this game blends both adventure and racing elements to become a truly unique game. Roam anywhere you want on the island by car, p

lane or hovercraft an enormous selection of single player and multiplayer modes and let's just show you inside there is the cartridge we have the original instruction booklet there a little bit of story gaming controls and just a little bit of basics. Okay we have that's Pipsy the mouse I believe, Tiptop the turtle there. Okay so that's Diddy Kong Racing. okay the next title again comes from the 64. right the next title is from the 64. let's bring it to the fore you have Mission Impossible 64. N

ow this was one game I quite enjoyed playing in the 90s. It was an action adventure, whereby Jim Phelps deploys IMF agents to put a stop to the terrorists nefarious intentions and the levels were pretty interesting, but player controls were fairly slow. Now with that said I did enjoy completing the somewhat unusual objectives and the uniqueness of the game puts it quite high up on my list of favourites 64 titles. Let's have a little look at the Box okay so one of the developers/Publishers was oc

ean, the bright red front cover with the world map there. Okay again compatible with the rumble pack, which you just slot into the back of the controller and there is some gaming footage, remember the scene from the movie. so we have Jim Phelps there interrogating somebody, sniper footage and with this game you could switch from first person to third person perspective. And down here it says an explosive arsenal of high-tech weapons and the gadgetry, super smart AI adversaries, they will track y

ou down, a pulse pounding mixture of action and intelligence, interchangeable third to first person viewpoints, players supported by backup IMF members there all right And lets show you inside now this cartridge is still still contained in the crinkly plastic wrapper there okay and we have an instruction booklet there. Not only do we have the game and we have all elements, from box to instructions. Just a little bit about the main menu there and controls there. Nothing of significance. It's a ga

me you might want to acquire, based on my recommendation Right, now that leaves us with the classic title here. If you haven't played this one then you're really missing out. It's ranking very high on the list of all-time best 64 titles, is the Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time. Now with that said you're probably going to beat me up, because I never played Majora's Mask which I believe came after the Ocarina of Time, but I will try and acquire a copy Majora's Mask for the gaming channel. Now the O

carina of Time was released around 1998, it's an action adventure fantasy with fascinating worlds to explore and a solid plot. The character controls were good, but they could have been a little bit smoother in my opinion, compared to say that of GoldenEye Now this game was actually published by Nintendo themselves. You play as a Link as you progress by exploring worlds, completing side quests and essentially collecting various tunics, weapons and growing into the game. Now the ocarina's signifi

cance is centred around Link's ability to learn new melodies, which he can then play to teleport to previously visited locations. Okay there's the back of the of the box Now I really don't want to give too much away if you haven't played this classic, you only have to look at the scores and reviews when it was released to see how highly this game was regarded Front doesn't really give too much away. You have of your shield, Hyrule Shield and sword there. Again adding to the immersiveness, you co

uld use the rumble pack and looking at the gaming images you have some what looks like Shields there, you have the bazaars in the village, Hyrule Field, an expansive open world to explore and maybe Hyrule Castle there. Right so Link has to defeat the forces of evil, okay and some of the bullet points, the latest instalment of Miyamoto's classic adventure series, 256 Megs of intensive action-packed gaming, incredible visuals and a powerful, orchestral sound track. Game progress is saved to the ca

rtridge. Right so this is one you really want to try and get your hands on okay quite an expansive instruction booklet there there is the cartridge one of the best 64 games you will find Okay so Moving on but sticking with Nintendo, in the original video games recommendation video some of you did get your knickers in a twist because I didn't reveal some of the Wii titles, which I enjoyed back in the early 2000s. So let's have a little look what we have You all know about Mario Kart, that was Mar

io Kart Wii. Okay just showing the items of collection, new items, over 30 courses you add cars, bikes and you could choose your own Mii as a racer there. Okay you'll find footage of this, of me playing this on the gaming channel all right So we havehe Addictive Mario Kart Wii there and again repeating the pattern, but on the Wii, The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess there. Just as good as the Ocarina of Time on the 64. Some gaming footage there, okay single player, you attach the nunchuk to th

e remote okay you can fire projectiles with precision, simply by aiming at the screen with the pointer swing the Wii Remote and Nintendo nunchuck to wield your sword and shield there okay so another classic you need to play. Coming with the Wii purchase was Wii Sports. Many hours of fun on this one. Okay particularly playing the baseball and tennis. Bowling and golf was quite interesting but never did any boxing. So we had five sports you could play, as listed there. You'll need plenty of room t

o play this game right and it's actually a very good cardio workout. Four players there can play together okay I'm just going to show you a couple of titles that I haven't played yet, purchase they're still in the wrapper Need for Speed Undercover so if you've played this, just let me know your thoughts and then we have Transformers Again let me know your thoughts if you've played this. Still in the wrapper there is some gaming footage for you and a little bit of further information One game I d

id have, but didn't play much, brought together Sega and Nintendo, was Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games. Based around the 2008 Beijing games. Didn't play it much, but I remember it being a very good cardiovascular workout. Further information there okay okay if you're looking for long games that are very fun and you want to play with a partner, may I recommend the Lego series of games I've had hours of fun playing these, fairly addictive. Ranking quite highly was DC super villains, Harley Qu

inn, Joker and Flash a little bit of gaming information there, you will enjoy that one Marvel Superheroes there another good one not as good in my opinion as Marvel Superheroes 2, this was the superior title of those two okay so it's 18 action-packed locations across Chronopolis, beautiful world, you'll really enjoy exploring the locations, great missions, you'll have a lot of fun and up to two players there another addictive one was The Hobbit. That is very captivating. further details there ok

ay we have the Harry Potter collection there, not one of the best titles in my opinion haven't played much of Marvel Avengers, it's a recently acquired one, but we'll get into that very shortly. There's the characters or some of the characters Captain America, Hulk, Iron Man and Thor and then we have the Xbox 360 Title Jurassic World Again it's quite enjoyable Sticking with Xbox, but moving back to Xbox One I'm sure you've all had a go on these or seen them, Assassin's Creed. Origins was a fabu

lous one apply as Bayak of Siwa, exploring ancient Egypt and as with any Assassin's Creed a lot of gore, killing, missions to complete, locations to discover And we have Assassins Creed Odyssey there. This is exploring ancient Greece lots of weapons, levelling up missions to complete, locations to discover and people to Slay right Moving to PlayStation 2, some addictive games here. You'll remember the Need for Speed franchise very addictive games Pro Street there. My favourite of the Need for Sp

eeds was Most Wanted and then the classic, as a final fantasy enthusiast. Final Fantasy 10 There we go set in the magical world of Spira, which is under threat from Sin, an evil entity that unleashes havoc, terror and destruction. Don't really need to tell you how Final Fantasy games work. Here is a battle scene okay that is Tidus the main protagonist, who is a Blitzball Superstar and there is Yuna I believe Some classic Borderlands titles here Three and the Handsome Jack collection there unique

artwork in these games. There's a little bit of information on Borderlands 3 The Tomb Raiders we discussed previously, an unplayed game here we'll get into shortly, Red Dead Redemption 2. Quite enjoyed Final Fantasy 15, played that a few years ago and then we just have the popular Minecraft here. Quite a bit of gaming footage on this on the gaming channel, if you're interested. Going to explore various new worlds in forthcoming videos okay don't need to say much more about Minecraft and just t

he Rare Replays over here