
Bionic Commando
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Search complete. 6 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Bionic Commando".
Oct 22, 2026
Seth Macy (Ninfriendo 64 & X Button) | NPC: NOW PLAYING
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5:32N64 JoshHOST
Last question as far as like just, you know, from back in the day, any other favorite NES games worth mentioning?
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5:39Seth MacyGUEST
Any other favorite NES games? I would say Bionic Commando.
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5:43Seth MacyGUEST
Oh, okay.
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5:44Seth MacyGUEST
That was the first game that I ever beat.
800: 20 Years of Retronauts
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51:12Bob MackeyHOST
But of course, they're like, "Oh, well, we'll, we'll take a chance on this." You know, it's like, I think it was 2007 or 2008.
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51:17Bob MackeyHOST
They're like, "Oh, um, well, we're making a new Bionic Commando.
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51:20Bob MackeyHOST
That's gonna be the new big thing.
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51:22Bob MackeyHOST
But while we're doing that, here's, like, a remake of the old Bionic Commando, and we'll put it on the internet, and we'll sell it for, I don't know, 10 bucks." Like, what? Are you kidding me?
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51:32Nadia OxfordHOST
I like that remake.
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51:33Nadia OxfordHOST
It was-
Reproduction Games W/ A.J Styles
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11:31AJ StylesGUEST
Yep.
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11:31John RiggsHOST
And a lot of them were kinda clunky, to be honest with you, like, uh, Commando, um, and then even games like Bionic Commando, which I love, different from the arcade than it is on the NES.
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11:40John RiggsHOST
And Gunsmoke, just to give you that extra element, like, you have to find the wanted poster first-
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11:45AJ StylesGUEST
Yep
Level 34 - Resident Evil (2002)
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20:50SteveHOST
Um, Sweet Home was developed, uh, by Capcom, as I mentioned, directed by Tokoro Fujiwara.
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20:56SteveHOST
Um, he directed Ghosts 'n Goblins, if you're familiar with that one, and he also worked on titles like Commando, Bionic Commando, Mega Man 2, and Strider.
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21:06SteveHOST
It, it laid out the groundwork for Resident Evil.
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21:09SteveHOST
Fujiwara was the producer of Resident Evil.
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43:16John RiggsHOST
So like Zelda goes to Zelda II, and it's a little bit more exploration.
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43:20John RiggsHOST
Bionic Commando in the arcade is different from Bionic Commando on the NES.
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43:24John RiggsHOST
Strider, same way.
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43:25John RiggsHOST
They did that with a bunch of games.