You drift in Chocobo GP pretty much how you do in Mario Kart, so I didn't have much trouble with it.
I reviewed Calico a while back on GamerDad.
http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2021/02/05/calico-switch-ps4-xbox-one-pc/
I never really got into Punch Out very much, but my brother Jeff sure liked it! Thanks for listening!
The Japanese game Ouendan uses male cheerleaders instead of secret agents and the songs are totally different. Elite Beat Agents is pretty much a complete overhaul.
I didn't play Super Hang On in arcades much but I certainly saw it everywhere. But more than that, I heard it everywhere because for some reason they always had the volume turned up super loud no matter which arcade I went to. So I'd always hear that little 'dong...dong....donggg.." title screen diddy no matter where I was in the arcade.
I hope you do get to listen, and thanks in advance! I mentioned Elite Beat Agents in the podcast, but it didn't make the list. It's still a good game, though. I bought it at Wal Mart for ten bucks a long time ago! Have you played the Japanese game it's based off of? It's called Ouendan and even got a sequel over there.
That Asha in Monster World game is really good.
Aside from the games I review, right now I'm playing a lot of Klonoa Fantasy Reverie and Live A Live.
So a correction. The name of the movie is actually called Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines. Hey, it was a LONG time ago that I watched it, so yeah. Here's a trailer:
Other games I liked with biplanes in them include Namco's SkyKid, Atari's vector based Red Baron, SNES Pilotwings, and Snoopy vs. the Red Baron on PS2.
Aw man, you have this whole 80s list and not a Pac-Man game on it? And you've even got access to Pac-Man Museum+!
I never saw Front Line in arcades as a kid. But one Taito game I seemed to see everywhere back then was Alpine Ski. Not sure why.
I was never very good at Xevious but was always fascinated by it for some reason.
Dragon's Lair was more fun to watch than it was to play. A lot of arcades back then would put a second screen up on top of the cabinet so you could watch people play it over the crowds.
Marble Madness is probably my favorite Atari game.
At first it was hard to play Gauntlet in the arcade because it was so crowded. But one time as a kid, some really nice teenagers invited me to play it with them. I was surprised because usually I'd try and avoid the teenagers in arcades because they were so much bigger than me as a kid.
1943 is one of my all time favorite shooters, even to this day!
The movie is from the 60s and has a lot of the style of humor as other movies at the time, like It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. But that's a good thing because It's a Mad x4 World is one of the funniest movies ever made. Also that movie inspired one of my favorite cartoons: Dastardly and Muttley and Their Flying Machines. Otherwise known as the 'Stop the Pidgeon" cartoon.
Oh my gosh that sounds so boring (kidding). :) Unless you get to play as Mario or Luigi. :)
