Vectorman

It was a bit of a stab at Sega.

And then Sega fought back with their Donkey Kong killer, Vectorman, which really wasn't a Donkey Kong killer.

But still, if Nintendo released this afterwards... sega just put their hands up but we cannot compete with this because it is probably the best looking uh super nintendo game i've probably ever seen it's stunning again just the proof of concept really and you know how well will it really play when it's that zoomed in but um i mean it's it's borderline playstation 1 and sega saturn graphics it's really that good it's so good

it I can't remember the game, but yeah, it reminds me of a few early PS1 games, which was still side-along, to be fair, where this is isometric view.

You can't

do Vector Man.

Nothing can run Vector Man except for the Mega Drive.

The blast processing, baby.

That's what you need.

And of course, the whole thing is based around just trying to, you know, chill the heck out and everything.

Vectorman has already a lot of amazing transformations as it is.

A lot of the Sonic characters are very OP anyway.

We don't really need to end up adding more abilities to them unless someone decides to end up adding things retroactively, like the drop dash or whatever is the case.

Yeah, I go decent.

I rented it when I was sick, so I have a weird memory of being very ill playing Vectorman, and then when I fire it up, I start feeling ill because it reminds me of when I played it because I only played it when I was sick.

I never played it beyond that, but my wife fucking loves Vectorman.

Big time.

There's two of them.

Patman.

Or sort of like Vectorman.

With the floating, just so you're not a bunch of balls.

I like to reference good characters, though, so...

Mm-hmm.

Not like Vectorman.

Turn AC

down to 70.