Game Boy Longplay [161] Star Trek: 25th Anniversary

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Title	:	Game Boy Longplay [161] Star Trek: 25th Anniversary
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Alexander Courage's Star Trek fanfare played a calculator
Comment from : Jorge Zarco

Star shrek
Comment from : Foomy425

I think this is pretty awesome Game I'm struggling with it on a tablet emulator, it's horribly difficult with touch screen bs controls I would love to add this to my actual GB physical collection but I imagine it's not easy to find
Comment from : Jason Jones

1:13:33 Oh, so that's why the Enterprise is always the only ship around Too many Commodore Deckers and not enough Mr Spocks I guess
Comment from : Joseph Patterson

The most depressing game i played as a kid The sound and level design are from hell
Comment from : from tech to core

This is a Part of my childhood Incredible i found this video
Comment from : Tony Castles

this game is awesome
Comment from : jamie bates

Star shrek 😃
Comment from : Sascha Dähne

I grew up Star Trek OG Series and TNG with late wonderful dad , He was a huge Trekker so now at 36 years old I'm a huge Trekker since 1987
Comment from : Britney Haag

Warp Speed With The Starship Enterprise In Star Trek 25th Anniversary For Your Nintendo Game Boy From Ultra!
Comment from : Mike Dski

I tried playing this game myself, wasn’t all that exciting especially for Gameboy
Comment from : Patrick Wilson

Aw man, I remember this game! I think I beat it, but I can’t remember for sure Regardless, this was an awesome game!
Comment from : Phil Harwell

Wow I remember playing this in grade 4, which I think was 1999 Everyone I showed this game to thought it sucked Big bang theory inspired me to look this game out on YouTube, cause I remember Sheldon talking about tricoders, and somehow I thought it had to be one of those hand held devices they use on the ground levels
Comment from : Malika Von

Where's the awesome tractor beam of the Doomsday Machine from the episode ?
Comment from : a2pha

When a game you played that celebrates a 25th anniversary just turned 30 itself 🎮
Comment from : energicko

Considering sound and music capabilities the Gameboy had to offer, thinking of Tetris here, this one I would call horrible
Comment from : Yuki Mori

This game is so frickin hard
Comment from : The Jamaican Potato Chip

This game surely was a battery drainer!
Comment from : KVA

Brings back memoriesthe final boss was a pain in the b*/b hahaha
Comment from : Ronan

Thats the most manueverable ship in the universe x)
Comment from : NimNom123

KIRK YOURE NOT SUPPOSED TO DESTROY NEW LIFE YOU DISCOVER
Comment from : NimNom123

I remember this being long and brutally difficult as a kid And easy to get lost on the planet-roaming sections
Comment from : raregamecollector

7:04 who needs eyesight anyway?
Comment from : Simone Attivissimo

I remember this as a kid Pretty decent fun, but man that music sucks
Comment from : CavalloDiSpade

I feel like I was the only person in the world who ever played and remembered this game Man it sucked though
Comment from : MrIronJustice

игра шедевр просто супер
Comment from : MrCridle

The greatest threat to the universe is a oversized fleshlight
Comment from : CraftyAndy

love it!!! gb greens gameplay are awesome
Comment from : mortimerk180

I have been trying to remember the name of a game for a long long while, and thought this is the perfect place to ask Would be better to ask it under your Ninja Warriors longplay, but I wanted to make sure you guys come across thisbrbrThis is an 8-bit side-scrolling ninja game which I used to play on my generic 8-bit system I can swear it was called Ninja Ryuken (just Ryuken, not Ryukenden) but none of the Ryukenden games is remotely like the one I remember The ninja had a shuriken attack and would use a sai in close quarters No other special movesbrbrThe most memorable detail about it is that you would hold the attack button with any one of the four direction keys and release to cast a spell That meant you had 4 fixed spells and they weren't modifiable or interchangeable One of the spells I remember would bring down a number of leaves slowly falling down from above and the leaves would freeze any mob upon contact If I remember correctly, it was cast by holding down the attack button together with down on the d-pad Any ideas, dear WoL veterans?
Comment from : gilardes

AVGN reviewed the NES version
Comment from : Vahan Nisanian

love the gameboy greens
Comment from : Luke

Visual Concepts? Lol, the same developer makes the NBA 2K game today
Comment from : CarozQH

Oh wow, this game! I got it from a friend, who wanted to get rid of it, and for a reason! :P I tried to play this multiple times, but it's quite awful xD I must admit I actually haven't ever gotten to the ground part, I always lost my interest before getting there :rolleyes:
Comment from : 607