Video length: 38:32

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Difficulty level: 2 out of 5

Playthrough with Tager. Whilst I usually try to fight hidden bosses I decided not to with this game, as if you fight Unlimited Ragna you don't get to see the ending, regardless whether you win or lose. So I lost a round on purpose. This game is easy to beat otherwise.

Video length: 40:34

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Difficulty level: 3 out of 5

Playthrough with Tager. The game's final boss, Hazama, can actually be a pain to beat since he can drain your health just by being near you (you have to keep attacking him to stop this) plus he has some annoying moves.

By beating the game without losing any rounds and getting a few super move finishes, you get to fight the game's hidden boss. She's one of the cheapest bosses I've ever fought due to her being able to spam projectiles everywhere. As usual, I lose, but since it doesn't effect anything I don't care.

Video length: 40:51

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Difficulty level: 3 out of 5

Playthrough with Jin. This version of the game was only released in Japan. From what I can tell it has almost everything the other console versions have, along with a new quiz mode. And oh look, I got to Mu-12 yet again. And lost yet again. I hate her.

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Difficulty level: 2 out of 5

Playthroughs of the version included on Crazy Taxi Fare Wars. I did a video for the arcade city with Gus, and a video for the original city with B.D. Joe, both games were played on arcade rules, and getting S ranks.

Arcade city playthrough (11:37)

Original city playthrough (16:52)

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Difficulty level: 3 out of 5

Playthroughs of the version included on Crazy Taxi Fare Wars. I did a video for the Around Apple city with Hot-D, and a video for the Small Apple city with Iceman, both games were played on arcade rules, and getting S ranks.

I think the cities in this game aren't as much fun to drive around as they were in the original, they don't seem to be as well designed as before. I like the way you can jump though.

Around Apple playthrough (13:35)

Small Apple playthrough (13:11)

Video length: 19:26

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Difficulty level: 3 out of 5

Playthrough with Donovan, using his DS3 version and playing under Night Warriors settings. This is a port of the Japanese exclusive Dreamcast version, which adds some extra features. I got to fight Oboro Bishamon as well, who's a hidden boss you can fight.

Video length: 1:18:33

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Difficulty level: 2 out of 5

Playthrough of the story mode. Beating the whole thing requites two playthroughs, the first time you only get to play as Raoh, but the second run lets you also play as a few other characters, like Amiba and Reina.

I can't remember much about this game. I did the playthrough years before it actually went up on my channel, and sold it a while a go. I don't recall it being that hard to beat.

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Difficulty level: 2 out of 5

This is a playthrough of the two different circuits in the game: the Special Tours course, and then the course featured in the original version of OutRun 2.

This is the worst version of OutRun 2006, due to the poor frame-rate, as the game often heads into slide show territory during gameplay.

Speical Tours playthrough (9:06)

OutRun 2 playthrough (9:24)

Video length: 9:41

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Difficulty level: 3 out of 5

Playthrough of the trial of attack mode with Siegfried. This game is kind of a port of Soulcalibur IV, but with a lot of content cut out.

Video length: 24:33

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Difficulty level: 3 out of 5

Playthrough with Ken. This version of the game Capcom Puzzle World. I never know what to really rate this game difficulty wise, as it often feels completely random to whether or not you'll win, especially on the last few opponents. You can go from winning easily to losing in seconds. I did find it easy to beat the game with Ken, whilst his counter pattern sucks, his attacking power is quite good.

I also met the requirements to fight Dan.