This is the first fighting game that I owned (genesis btw). You execute special moves by holding A/B/C buttons and then inputting directions, rather than the other way around. I always liked that, because your character doesnt flail around like an idiot before doing his special move. I liked the brain bar, if it drains, you get stunned. This is anticheese because you cannot block indefinitely. And yes, you do need a gamepad. Dont you wonder, why did our keyboards by now not bypass this limit?
i loved primal rage i know every special move for every character and i can pull em off as easy as that, it's not that hard people are just used to SF system, i find this system easyer then SF, and i've been so used to playing it on the pc with a keyboard that it's just the only way i play it. but i gotta say this port not so good :S 32x version is still the best port in my book
Cubex55,i don't know if you are aware,but in this game,you do the moves while holding a button,then let go of the button to get the special attacks out.
This is why all my mates hated the game,just couldn't get used to it ,after coming from playing street fighter 2 for years.
Compare this version ,to the port on the atari jaguar,the latter gets dumped on,easily,the only thing not as good as the poor jag port will be the joystick controls(probably ;) .There's even long load times,on a cart.
This vid was made on an emulator. All ports of Primal Rage have a rom encryption that has yet to be properly emulated. On the home console ports, (including Amiga.) this prevents fatalities and some special moves from being performed. Its kind of an anti-illegal hardware protection. The arcade version has this protection too but it acts differently than the console ports while emulated. Minor instances of blood and sometimes the blood from fatalities is brown. Leaping attacks miss frequently.
@glitchhunter09 Turns out that this little "rom encryption myth" is bonk aside from the arcade version. The Genesis version works fine on Kega fusion with a gamepad and I have access to all the available moves in that version. Fighting games should never be played on keyboards.
In the press it was called "Jurassic Kombat". That's in fact what it is: a try to made cash from both the dinosaur hype in the early 90s and the Mortal Kombat hype.
There was a bug with the bonus round text and the final battle phrase was shortened to just final. Why the hell would someone create an 8-bit game on a disk? I thought I had seen it all then this pops into my face. Looks like the group in time warner and probe responsible for this game were lazy.
I had this...it was depressing. I always got an urge to play every second month or so. So I put the disk in, waited, and after the first round I shut down the amiga and went to read comics. :/ Thanks god arcades existed back then.
I never knew they used the melody from "Smoke on the Water" for the music. Aren't there any finishing moves in the Amiga version? The video is really boring. Same move over and over again.
I remember this game. This was around the time that side-scrolling fighters were becoming popular. Early 90's? The big thing that was a shocker to parents ( and all my friends thought it was cool) was the "Golden Shower" move done by the yellow colored ape. He peed on the monster that he was fighting, and that was a big no-no for most moms!
This is the first fighting game that I owned (genesis btw). You execute special moves by holding A/B/C buttons and then inputting directions, rather than the other way around. I always liked that, because your character doesnt flail around like an idiot before doing his special move. I liked the brain bar, if it drains, you get stunned. This is anticheese because you cannot block indefinitely. And yes, you do need a gamepad. Dont you wonder, why did our keyboards by now not bypass this limit?
EloneKitty 2 months ago
wtf, smoke on the water???
DrumEagle 5 months ago
Is this the Sega 32X version? If it is then that's why it sucks. The arcade Primal Rage is way more appealing.
Triforce9426 6 months ago
@Triforce9426
No this is the Amiga version, otherwise the title would say Sega 32X longplay ;)
cubex55 6 months ago
Urth lol
waltermcbobom 10 months ago
and i thought genesis version was bad
cyberyanmar 1 year ago
nice port
y2k4ever1 1 year ago
Figured out why stuff is hard to do. Keyboards suck. Get a game pad.
glitchhunter09 1 year ago
i loved primal rage i know every special move for every character and i can pull em off as easy as that, it's not that hard people are just used to SF system, i find this system easyer then SF, and i've been so used to playing it on the pc with a keyboard that it's just the only way i play it. but i gotta say this port not so good :S 32x version is still the best port in my book
raptros 1 year ago
Cubex55,i don't know if you are aware,but in this game,you do the moves while holding a button,then let go of the button to get the special attacks out.
This is why all my mates hated the game,just couldn't get used to it ,after coming from playing street fighter 2 for years.
1dosucol1 1 year ago
cubex55 doesnt exist, its just the host acocunt :)
IT was me who played it - ScHlAuChi - but i didnt know about the let go stuff, maybe becasue im used to Streetfighter like you said ;)
And yes doing this longplay was horrible ;)
cubex55 1 year ago
Compare this version ,to the port on the atari jaguar,the latter gets dumped on,easily,the only thing not as good as the poor jag port will be the joystick controls(probably ;) .There's even long load times,on a cart.
1dosucol1 1 year ago
This vid was made on an emulator. All ports of Primal Rage have a rom encryption that has yet to be properly emulated. On the home console ports, (including Amiga.) this prevents fatalities and some special moves from being performed. Its kind of an anti-illegal hardware protection. The arcade version has this protection too but it acts differently than the console ports while emulated. Minor instances of blood and sometimes the blood from fatalities is brown. Leaping attacks miss frequently.
glitchhunter09 1 year ago
@glitchhunter09 Turns out that this little "rom encryption myth" is bonk aside from the arcade version. The Genesis version works fine on Kega fusion with a gamepad and I have access to all the available moves in that version. Fighting games should never be played on keyboards.
glitchhunter09 1 year ago
Why does the announcer say "ray" and not "Rage"?? lolzzz
123doomdoom 2 years ago
I kind of like this version's reditions of the music. Mainly because they sound different than what I'm used to.
glitchhunter09 2 years ago
I lol'ed when I heard that sample from smoke on the water in the bgm of the first stage
kuma08chokoreto 2 years ago
The lands are all messed up in this version. The cove is the southernmost point, the cliff is the icy part, and so forth.
YoSniper 2 years ago
In the press it was called "Jurassic Kombat". That's in fact what it is: a try to made cash from both the dinosaur hype in the early 90s and the Mortal Kombat hype.
dabbasw31 2 years ago
it looks like a decent port to me. solid sounds, animation, background animations, ect.
don't like the game itself, not even the arcade version, though. I was impressed by it when I was a kid, but it plays like a 2nd rate mk clone
nooblet911 2 years ago
Did anyone else notice that the lands on the "planet" screen were all mixed up?
abaddon5 3 years ago
this version is boring but the arcade version is better
SnowboarderDoby 3 years ago 6
The track in sauron's stage happens to be a hybrid of the first sonic 3 stage and smoke on the water by deep purple lol :-D
kangocop 3 years ago 5
There was a bug with the bonus round text and the final battle phrase was shortened to just final. Why the hell would someone create an 8-bit game on a disk? I thought I had seen it all then this pops into my face. Looks like the group in time warner and probe responsible for this game were lazy.
glitchhunter09 3 years ago
I had this...it was depressing. I always got an urge to play every second month or so. So I put the disk in, waited, and after the first round I shut down the amiga and went to read comics. :/ Thanks god arcades existed back then.
Samoutuomas 3 years ago
the arcade was nice, but playing the amiga version just makes me go zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...
superturbo2 3 years ago 2
It's like they coulda made dis 4 GB color or somethin!
Gauntlets 3 years ago
I never knew they used the melody from "Smoke on the Water" for the music. Aren't there any finishing moves in the Amiga version? The video is really boring. Same move over and over again.
OpticalFascism 3 years ago
What is the machine? PC? SNES? wich year? :) Good VID
sdjaar 3 years ago
amiga
BeeSeeingYou 3 years ago 3
I remember this game. This was around the time that side-scrolling fighters were becoming popular. Early 90's? The big thing that was a shocker to parents ( and all my friends thought it was cool) was the "Golden Shower" move done by the yellow colored ape. He peed on the monster that he was fighting, and that was a big no-no for most moms!
merrymonday 3 years ago
What year is this from?
JackiePaquito 3 years ago
1995
superturbo2 3 years ago
Thanks!
JackiePaquito 3 years ago
MK meets jarrasic park
haldo100 3 years ago 2