Part 6 of April's ALTERNATIVES to.. All Killer, No Filler 'Top MAME Games List' (23 Apr 2021)

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Published on April 23, 2021 8:25:06 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBKpUeHdpFc

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6th in the series of streams where I look at games not found on the "All Killer, No Filler" Top MAME Games list which become a popular resource in recent years.

The original list isn't without holes in its coverage, be it because it only really includes Joystick + Buttons based games (thus excluding most driving titles, and lightgun games) or simply because some games were overlooked.

Unfortunately many people are using the list as the final say on what is worth playing in MAME, and that feels wrong to me. On these streams I look at things not found on the list, why that might be, and if maybe in reality they deserve a place, or really are just filler.

Timestamps from The Ogre

00:00:00 - Prestream Intro
00:03:18 - Funky Jet (World, prototype?, 1992 Mitchell)
00:21:03 - DJ Boy (World, 1989 Kaneko)
00:34:44 - Soldier Girl Amazon (1986 Nichibutsu)
00:42:39 - Sei Senshi Amatelass (1986 Nichibutsu)
00:48:48 - Space Battle Ship Gomorrah (1990 UPL)
00:51:36 - Bio-Ship Paladin (1990 UPL (American Sammy license))
01:00:13 - Twin Squash (1991 Sega)
01:09:39 - Legend (1986 Kyugo / Sega) / Legion ((bootleg of legend), 1986, bootleg)
01:24:23 - Planet Probe (prototype?, 1985 Crux / Kyugo?)
01:32:43 - Exerion (1983 Jaleco)
01:41:31 - Galaxy Gunners (1989 Electronic Devices Italy)
01:47:23 - Grobda (New Ver., 1984 Namco)
01:51:25 - Grobda (Old Ver. set 1, 1984, Namco)
01:57:18 - Frenzy (revision RA1, 1981 Stern Electronics)
02:05:58 - Zunzunkyou no Yabou (Japan, 1994 Sega)