Voluxian

Back when I was a real whippersnapper, Capoeira Fighter 3 was one of my favorite games. I played this a TON, and around the time this video was made a few years later, I ended up leaving it unpublished, so I finished it up and here it is! My first Rumble exclusive. No Discord for you, young grasshopper! xat group: https://xat.com/RetroVengeance IRC Channel: #voluxianchannel at irc.rizon.org/6697 Check out my Throne! Always looking to improve the channel's quality! https://throne.com/voluxian-rumble Currently listed: XP-PEN Artist 13.3" Pro (replaces Wacom Graphire4), ESR Stylus Pen (for sketching on my phone)

I actually like how they improved on the targeting system. When zooming in, you can tell the weapon's trajectory and where it'll land, so precision zoom shots are possible. Ah, what am I saying? I love Gungriffon! I'm interested in trying out Allied Strike, given that emulation hasn't been able to get the OGs ready, and the fact that I don't have a Sega Saturn. Here's the link to HIGH-MACS Simulator: http://grape65535.jp/games/ggsim/

Fast paced, sense of power, blood pumping music pick, this project's got it all. A WIP game by X.X of Blue Wish and Eden's fame, Blue Wish Desire is a Bullet Hell game, and the sequel to Blue Wish Resurrection Plus, packaged with some new systems, particularly a revised special attack system from Eden's Aegis. It doesn't auto regen, but instead you get energy from kills and damaging heavy enemies with your focus stance. Once it's charged, you can go ham by engaging the game's Hyper system, which is of Dodonpachi fame. If you get hit in Hyper mode, your remaining time in Hyper mode takes the brunt of the attack instead of the auto guard. Oh, and do be warned that the enemy will be aggro'd in this state. That results in more bullets, but the bullets closest to the origin will be cancelled upon unit destruction, converted to items. There's also a revision to how hidden chests are found. Any large ground enemy you see will now drop one upon death, so this gives you more opportunities to score big. The soundtrack is provided by Cyber Rainforce's [3104 material] MP3 library.

Discord's new Terms of Service has been getting a lot of negative backlash, basically barring class actions by forcing the process through an arbitrator. As I say in the video, I will be researching this issue and put out a more detailed video in the near future.

The chaotic shutdown occurred yesterday at 8:30 or whereabouts. Some say that it was the result of a massive hack. Others say it was to eliminate (memory hole as some call it) a video about the moon taking hits from asteroids. However, I'm not counting anything out. As I say in the video, let me hear your opinion in the comments below. Stay safe out there.

Hello again! Some of you may be surprised, but I'm finally managing a (psuedo) constant upload time. The OGRE was a prototype for the Al-Zard and Ex-Zard machines, with all of its safety mechanisms stripped off, focusing on speed above all else. You can clearly see this when I end up sliding a little bit in the turns.

Hello again, fellow Youtubers. This particular Time attack was pretty darn swift thanks to how the Spiegel's grip functions, allowing you to absolutely blast through the corners without much trouble. I would think that this is my fastest TA at the Bay Area so far.

This is the prequel to Shinseiki GPX Cyber Formula SIN Drei (later updated to SIN Drei Plus). Its controls are REALLY floaty, but as soon as you get the hang of it, you can let it rip in the various circuits available to this game. The Issuxark doesn't have as many boosters as a lot of the cars, but it makes up for that with its loose yet tight grip on the corners. I spun out a bit on this run, so my technique has room for improvement.

rRootage is some odd amalgamation of Ikaruga, Guwange, and Psyvariar by Kenta Cho, copyrights to Treasure and Cave. The game also has an RNG generator so that the fights don't get repetitive. Unfortunately, PSY mode doesn't have manual rotation, so I have to use Button 2 for that.

Shmups Skill Test is a game made by Triangle Service, a little known doujin shmup developer. This game is designed to test and improve your skills in shmup games, regardless of what you're stuck on.

FPV Drone Simulator is an Early Access game on Steam that i available for free at current. 3 quadcopters are available, scaling in difficulty. I fly the beginner drone because I have trouble with the yaw sending me sideways.

Logan Paul... Where do I even start with this wimp? Well, he pulled one of the most relations-damaging moves I've seen so far: he went to Japan, insulted people, made them uncomfortable, jaunted into private property, and even went to a "suicide forest" as it was called, and treated the corpses like a joke! If there's one thing Japan respects the most, it is the spirits of those who passed on.

This mech's a completely different beast compared to the MS-100ZX Ver.Ka I used to ride (give thanks to MachineCraft for ruining that machine. RIP). [Oh, hang on. Apparently the latest patch has revived my MS-100ZX! Huzzah!] This was my first run after making last minute modifications to the machine (no gun, shield, add thrusters etc.). There are more crashes here than I would like, so I revised my racing style to see if I can't beat my current time with this mech. Let me know if there are any mechs you would like me to time trial on Mount Haseo.

Flying Scrap is an old racing game from the now defunct YoYoGames Sandbox. It's made in the same vein as WipeOut and F-Zero X. The game has been completed, and includes a set of well-balanced (and sometimes funny looking) craft and a total of 10 tracks for replays galore. I do suggest you go into Archive (dot) org's Wayback Machine and get this game if you want something quick but fun. Best of all: this isn't even a folder, just a single executable! This was made possible by how Game Maker Studio (also by YYG) compresses it all into 1 .exe file

Here is my new intro for the channel! Credits for the content go to SUCCESS, CAVE, RefRain Prism Memories, Parallax Software and Syrsa. Also, if you have any ideas or critical thoughts, just let me know in the Comments section.

I decided to reupload this because of the crappy framerate on the previous video. Ultimate Knight Windom SV is the sequel to XP in the Windom series. Windom Bootfighter was the first game to appear on the roster, and it was popular enough that Mirror Moon made an English translation of that game. Ultimate Knight Windom XP also got a translation, and on top of that, a ton of mods available for it.

While I was playing on MachineCraft, it hit me that there was a mountain map that had similar looks to some of the mountains from Initial D. After some deliberation, I decided to take a whack at it. The result had me asking the host to let me save the map for more practice!

Mushihimesama is a game series made by CAVE, and Futari is the sequel to the original. In general, you go around fighting huge bugs that that are in your way and face Queen Larsa to resolve this debacle.

It's been a while since I played this game. Found myself looking noob-ish.

My first video with my tough as heck rig. 12 gigs of ram, a powerful GPU and a wicked 3TB hard drive to boot!

In this video, I present evidence that I am officially a Grade 4 Master in TGM The Absolute.

The second game in the Grand Master series, This game makes some tuneups and adds 2 player capability so that two experts can compare their skills in real time.

I've been playing these games for some time now, though I haven't uploaded videos of such. The Tetris The Grand Master trilogy started when some professional players decided that the original Tetris wasn't enough for them. They playtested the heck out of their various modifications to the game and it resulted in Arika's first game: Tetris The Grand Master.

This Star Wars game isn't what you remember spending so many coins on, but it's rather a Japanese arcade game ported into the Sega 32x. The original Star Wars trilogy was a really big hit in Japan, so they made an arcade game for it. This game's a hidden gem, in my eyes.

I made this video primarily for my channel, but it will be available on my Soundcloud if you want to repeat it a bunch. You can listen to my compositions here: www.soundcloud.com/william-shinal