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Dead video mate?

I forgot to delete the post after the stream.  I decided not to keep it on my channel.

Very nice!  Love these mix videos. 

There's more coming!

My best remix so far, Ruined Castle Corridor from Castlevania: Aria Of Sorrow

Good job! I was going to say make that 201 because I forgot to sub before, but someone beat me to it so I was 202.

Thanks Shadowrunner!

You updated your thumbnails!  These look really good!

To celebrate reaching 200 subscribers, I've remixed one of the best songs from the Sonic franchise, Flying Battery Zone!  Thank you everyone for all your support!

For people interested in playing classic PC titles, selecting the right Windows version is very important.  Each new version of Windows omits some compatibility with older programs and increases support for newer ones.  It's fairly easy to find a cheap, working Windows XP machine and XP can run most Windows 95 and 98 games perfectly, but what if you're trying to run Windows 3.1 software or DOS games?  You might get lucky with a few programs, but most won't work. However, if you're using an older version like Windows 98, you'll be able to run nearly all of these, but if you also wanted to play games from the mid 2000s, chances are they'll refuse to load.

The truth is, there really is no best version of Windows for Retro Gaming, but there might be one that's perfect for your needs. The one I find myself using the most is Windows ME Millennium Edition. It certainly has its problems, but aside from one BSOD, I've never had any major issues with it. Except for a few Windows 2000/XP games such as Doom 3, everything I want it to run works perfectly. DOS support is limited since Microsoft tried their hardest to hide their command line OS as much as possible, but for my Retro Gaming needs, it's been wonderful. The best part is that it's very easy to configure like Windows XP and detected nearly all of my Hardware immediately. I was originally going to use 98SE, but I had too many compatibility issues with my PC so I switch to ME.

Which version of Windows do you prefer for running classic PC software and what era of games are you trying to run on it?

It's cold here in Canada so here's a new remix of Ice Cap Zone Act 1 and 2 from Sonic The Hedgehog 3

The cringe is real

Does anybody remember that weird random video I did in early 2017 titled "The Search For The Floppy Disk?" Despite being filmed on a crappy camera in less than an hour and having only very simplistic editing, it still holds up quite well and I've been wanting to expand on it for months now. This time I needed something even more comedic with more actors, better cameras, superior editing, and extra cringe. So get ready, because it's being edited right now and will be out this week!

Very nice!

Thanks 

This is probably the best remix I've made so far with my most impressive VGM music video.  This is Cammy's Theme Symphonic Rock Remix from Super Street Fighter II.

A claim also prevents certain devices from viewing the video.  I've only had one claim and it was valid (copyrighted music) so I re-edited it and everything was fine.

I like Nintendo games, but I doubt I'll review ever many of them.  I'm glad most developers/publishers see it as free advertising.

Thank you all for helping me pass 8,000 subscribers!

Congratulations NSG!  You should reach 10K before summer at this rate!

Thanks, but unfortunately I'm not on facebook so I can't see them.

Same here.  Maybe one day I'll get it, but right now I'm not interested.