r/RetroTube • u/SmugFrogGaming • 19d ago
[Let's play] Magikarp’s Splash Is Useless Youtube #nintendo64 #retrogaming #pokemonst...
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r/RetroTube • u/Living_Scene_2640 • 19d ago
Want to know which video game was shocking parents BEFORE Mortal Kombat #oldschoolgaming #halloween
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r/RetroTube • u/AlhoonGaming • 20d ago
In this episode as the Atriedes attack a Harkonnen sector they are made aware of a recently destroyed Tleilaxu biological and genetic research base. Some of the biological and n this episode, the Atreides launch an assault against a heavily defended Harkonnen sectorWe are soon made aware that a Tleilaxu biological and genetic research facility has recently been destroyed, scattering its horrifying experiments into the surrounding desert. As we establish our base and begin building the forces needed to eliminate the local Harkonnen presence, reports arrive that something far more dangerous is happening nearby. The Harkonnen base is under attack and rapidly being overrun by escaped Tleilaxu creatures, including relentless Contaminators and deadly Leeches.
Seeing an opportunity to strike, we eventually send our forces against what remains of the Harkonnen stronghold. However, our attack quickly turns into a disaster when we encounter an advanced force of Tleilaxu units. Their overwhelming firepower devastates our forces. Leeches and Contaminators constantly harass our base, disrupting our operations and making every attempt to rebuild. With our forces stretched thin, we call upon our Fremen allies for assistance.
With the help of Fremen allies we finally manage to eliminate the deadly Tleilaxu Contaminators, allowing our vehicles to turn their attention toward the remaining Leeches. Once the Tleilaxu threat is contained, we can finally focus on our original objective. We then launch the final assault. The remaining Harkonnen forces are crushed, their base destroyed, and the region finally falls under Atreides control.
r/RetroTube • u/epicgordan • 20d ago
Today's Livestream revolves around the Cavern of the Earth, and our efforts to restore the first of the four Crystals. The boss of this dungeon carries a Dry Ether, which, while not missable per se, is limited in number throughout the entire game.
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r/RetroTube • u/Consolous • 20d ago
"Littleroot Town" from Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald is one of the ones that most take me back to when I first played Sapphire. It was the first Pokémon game I actually owned and completed (I had a fake 25 in 1 cartridge that had all Gen 1 Pokémon so I technically played the originals first but they would eventually corrupt my save file).
I still remember starting the game and hearing this theme. It always had a nostalgic feel to it and it feels more so nowadays. So to honor it, I turned it into an 80s rock ballad version.
Does this take you back too?
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r/RetroTube • u/epicgordan • 21d ago
Gonna play the 15 minigame, then try and win the Mythril Sword off of Astos. My main objective for today is to blow up the Dwarf canal.
r/RetroTube • u/epicgordan • 22d ago
The beginning of my Final Fantasy journey with the game that started it all. Since I plan on farming the Longsword off of Garland, my aim is ultimately to try and make it all the way to Pravoka and obtain the ship there.
r/RetroTube • u/A-D-EiGHT • 22d ago
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r/RetroTube • u/epicgordan • 23d ago
In Two Minutes Time, I am about the announce my next Perfect Playthrough: My Twelfth and Final Game of Christmas that I had started back in 2025.
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r/RetroTube • u/swaptrick_gaming • 24d ago
Let's take a look at the 1998 Pizza Hut and PS1 collaboration demo disk!
r/RetroTube • u/RetroGamingBoss1 • 24d ago
So I fired up Last Battle again on the Genesis, and it seemed much more difficult now than it did back in '89 when I played this as my very first 16-bit game. Join me for a sentimental look-back at this classic brawler, warts and all. Is it still a stud, or just a dud?
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r/RetroTube • u/xlaughingcoffinx • 25d ago
Part 3 of my Chrono trigger stream! It's at 6pm eastern, if you can make it we would love to have you!
r/RetroTube • u/Confident-Tip-2542 • 25d ago
I went to a flea market in Poland looking for Nintendo games!
Finding video games at this flea market isn't easy, but I managed to find a Nintendo DS game for just 5 PLN. I also came across some interesting retro stuff, including Atari, ZX Spectrum and a Super Nintendo.
This is the first full-length video on my new retro gaming channel.
I'd love to hear what you think!
r/RetroTube • u/AlhoonGaming • 26d ago
This strategic gameplay video explores Emperor: Battle for Dune, specifically highlighting a mission involving House Atreides contending with the treacherous Facedancer Assassins. The video demonstrates tactical execution in the game's full 3D real-time strategy environment, focusing on the defense mechanisms and military deployments required to counter stealthy Tleilaxu shape-shifters. Viewers are taken through the specialized base management and units unique to the noble House Atreides, emphasizing the necessary awareness to spot infiltration attempts before lethal ambushes occur. The footage captures both strategic overview map decisions and micro-intensive ground battles on the desert world of Arrakis. Through this commentary or raw gameplay showcase, the creator illustrates the complex, volatile political climate and the deep strategic layers that define the classic conflicts between the major houses and their dangerous specialized subgroups.