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Completing the Mansion of the Howling Winds, tying up more loosed ends, converting the lawful blade to the moonlight sword, and a good spot for experience farming (unlimited skeletons and extra XP with the fortune bracelet) towards the end.

Twisted Metal Black - Contestant Mr. Grimm

Completing the egg field, moving through the ancient graveyard and dark forest elves' section, the treasury, and ending at the entrance to the mansion of the howling winds.

Twisted Metal Black: Contestant Outlaw.

Entering the Widda's lair and the Queen's palace.

Completing the Queen's palace and defeating the Widda Queen. Starting the egg field.

Completing the Earth Folk caves area and unfreezing the blacksmith.

Entering the lower sections of the city. Killing the giant pill bug and the evil wizard.

The contestant Brimstone.

Grabbing what I can in the king's halls and moving into the earth folk region.

Robin Hood: Defender of the crown - Conquering all of England and defeating King John.

PS2 Twisted Metal Black- Junkyard Dog

Moving through the central tower, entering the Holy Forest, and finishing up at the entrance to the king's halls.

Conquering more counties and continuing the story line.

Entering the graveyard, killing the giant spider, and moving towards the central tower.

Clearing out half of England, killing Guy of Gisborne, rescuing Maid Marian and continuing on with the story line.

The Ancient City was From's fourth (Third in the USA) and final Kings Field game. It does move a little slower compared to the other series (the running seems more like walking), but it's still a decent game overall. It has a lot more areas to explore and the introduction of durability to equipment and weapons, makes it that much more challenging.

PS2 Robin Hood Defender of the Crown - Released in 2003, this sequel to the NES (and other computer versions) vastly improved on the game's dynamics. Coupled with a good story line and multiple modes of play, it's a hard game to put down. If you even slightly liked the NES or computer version, you should try this version.

NES - Defender of the Crown. Released for NES in 1989, one of those games either you liked or hated it. There are better computer versions out there, however a PS2 version came out in 2003 which was incredibly better.

The final battle and ending.

Obtaining Ichrius armor, completing the royal cemetery, and continuing into the castle. Next video will be the final battle.

More loose end clean up, completing the maze of Orladin, the passage of death (hardest section of the whole game), and the path of poison.

Valley of the edge and Orladin's maze. Key notes - You do NOT have to keep the key of Ichrius installed (Valley of the edge) for the transporters to work. The merchant in the Dwarfs caves does sell Orladin keys (expensive!!) if you want to bypass having to collect them.

Completing the land of Garan, tying up loose ends in the training grounds and the passage of thieves, obtaining the key of Ichrius.

Another Midway Arcade Treasure (PS2 Midway Arcade Treasures 2) Hard Drivin'. This was one of the more expensive arcade games to play back in the early 90's (especially if it was the sit in). Let's face it, it was more fun to crash and watch the replays than it was to actually finish.