Yeah the backstory and who the characters are, I was still like "what?" after I read about the game years ago, and even after watching the video. It does have catchy music, though.

Oops I didn't know I could label pictures as "graphic media" on BlueSky.

I think most manly men, when they see Leonard's mom visit the hospital and he recognizes her, throws up his arms and says "Mom!" will admit to having a tear or two in their eyes. Gets me every time.

I'm dumb, I had to look up S-Tier Videogames. Since it's a Japanese rating thing, I'll go with this S-Tier arcade game, I'm Sorry!. S-Tier because it excels and is the top of the list of arcade titles that make you go "What the hell is going on here!?"

I've got 2, but Aladdin goes without saying.

But were forcibly given vaccines and shots.

Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty
The Prophet's Song by Queen
Waterloo by Abba

Metropolis

I think there's a totally unrelated game called Crazybus.

Well.. maybe the XBXPC will have a title like Ridge Racer Forever collection with many Ridge Racer titles emulated.

What is this playable for?

I bought Bubsy 3D at the original release. The camera drove me up a wall. It seemed like a tech demo, much like Blasto! did. I kept expecting the game to start after what felt like the training level buy never did.

I had little notebooks full of scores for the hundreds of times I played this game, writing out little box scores: goals per period; total goals. I even made up silly names for the teams, much like I did with Blades of Steel.

When 989 Studios took over titles like Jet Moto & Twisted Metal, the franchises got set back. Numbers wise, 343 Studios went the same way with Microsoft and Halo. 343, 989, 3×3=9, 4×2=8, 3×3=9. I think my parents dropped me on my head many, many times, as well as me doing it myself. Oh well..

Closest I could get on a console was Alien Front Online for the Dreamcast.

Tokyo Wars was awesome in the arcades, only drawback was at our giant arcade of choice/availability, Sportsworld in Paramus NJ, it was $1 per play. But in their defense, they maintained their monster arcade machines like Tokyo Wars, Manx TT Superbike, Virtua Cop, Ridge Racer exceptionally well.