Duration: 49:08

12 views

0

In this video, I play Tiny Toons Adventures for the Nintendo Entertainment System from Konami. I found this game to be well above average for a licensed platformer. Better than it needed to be. I make it to the end and complete the game. Then I show more footage as I try to show various animation frames, fail state frames, and the game over screen. Remember, at the time I never thought it may be possible to extract this data through any other means.

**NOTICE**
This footage was recorded by me, a gamer of average skill. The recorded video is novel only because of its age, taped before the benefit of GameFAQs or access to other online assistance. The only help available came in the form of gaming magazines and word of mouth. Otherwise, expect an unremarkable run through the game featured.

The original tapes were recorded in EP (SLP), transferred to DVD recorded in LP (four hours per single-density DVD), ripped using a lossy video format, split, combined, stretched to standard SD, and reencoded with another lossy format, and then finally YouTube adds its own compression. Each transfer introduces more degradation of quality. On CRT, the original tapes and first-generation DVD recordings look clearer and more vibrant than what's being shown here. Reference quality transfer wasn't required, my old tapes are only important to me.

#RetroRecordings