**Top 3 Tuesday Response Video**

In a very different video today, I'm going to respond to Nefarious Wes' Top 3 Tuesday video. He shared his top three games that he loves, which were not from childhood. In other words, games that we never cared about or heard about until like he said on his video, till after we were about thirty years old. That's definitely a while ago for me.

Coming out at number three is the Lost Vikings, a puzzle platformer developed by Silicon & Synaps and published by Interplay. Originally released for the Super NES in 1993, it was later released for other consoles, including my preferred console, the Genesis. I prefer to play it on the Genesis, but when I played it on the Super NES, it was just a fun game. The game involves getting three different Vikings to reach the finish line on each level. Each Viking has to get to that finish line, and it's just a fun game.

The Lost Vikings is a very bright and colorful game. One day, everybody was raving about this game, and I said, "Huh, I gotta go buy it and try it out." I found the least copy at the time, which turned out to be a phenomenal fun game. It's a game like you know, kind of like the things you play on your phone now. It's better than some of the stuff later FOMA, and we're just seeming to revisit games that have already kind of already been out.

Coming out at number two is Commando for the NES. This game has been out on everything, and once I found out that it existed, I had to collect it for almost every console possible. I have very many different variations of this game. It's commando from Atari all the way up, and it's a top-down shooter that I like to call running guns.

Commando was released by Capcom in 1985. It's an old Rambo-style game from the Master System, which I loved when I was younger. When I found out about this, I had to have it, and I love this type of game, especially on arcade systems. My own arcade has this game on it, and one of the games they put on it is definitely Commando.

Commando is a lot easier sometimes to just go and grab that Nintendo and play it instead of going to my arcade. On the NES version, you're basically a soldier named Super Joe, who's dropped off in the jungle by a helicopter. You have to shoot and kill enemies to progress through the game. It's actually pretty hard, but it's what it is.

Coming out at number one is Boogerman for the Sega Genesis. This crazy game was created by Interplay and released around 1994 on the Genesis. It also came out in the Super NES around 1995 and was re-released in 2008 on the Wii Virtual Console of the Genesis version. The game's premise is simple: you're a civic-minded professor named Stinkbomb, who gets sucked into a dimension after things go wrong.

In this dimension, you think you're a superhero. The game has over 20 different levels and a final boss level. It's just a crazy game with vibrant colors and a unique gameplay mechanic: burp fart ammunition and a jetpack that shoots flames out of your bum. I can turn this on over and over and over again, laugh my butt off, have fun playing it.

Overall, I hope you enjoyed my Top 3 Tuesday response video from Farias West. If you liked the video, please like, subscribe, share everything it takes to make me a superstar. Until next time, guys, game over!

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi everybody and last game hunter here and I'm gonna do a very different video today I'm gonna do a response video to top three Tuesday I'm gonna respond to nefarious Wes he's top 3 games he loves today that were not from childhood so in other words games that we never cared knew about or heard about uh or didn't play till like he said on his video till after we were about thirty years old that's definitely a while ago for me so anyway coming out at number three the lost Vikings okay falling in at number three the lost Vikings and this game is a puzzle platformer developed by silicon and snaps published by interplay was originally released for the Super NES in 1993 and then released for other consoles of course and of course my console but when I prefer to play it on the Genesis basically as I said it's a just a puzzle platformer if you have to get to the finish line on each level with three different Vikings and you know each of them have to get to that finish line it's just a fun game it was very bright and colorful and one day everybody was raving about this game and I said huh I gotta go buy it and try it out so I found the least copy at the time which I ended up in as a children video it's a custom case because I still never found the case for it but it turned out to be a phenomenal fun game this is a game like you know kind of like the things you play on your phone now it it's better as some of the stuff later FOMA is kind of like this idea now and we're just seeming to be revisiting games that have already kind of already been out so just brilliantly done so guys check it out freaking coming out of number two commando for the NES so number two huh this game has been out on everything and once I found out that it existed I had to collect it for almost every console possible so I have very very many different variations of this game and it is commando from Atari all the way up I've collected on so many different things heard of the game when I was younger but never really got to play it was released by Capcom in 1985 it is I guess they call it a running gun I like to call them top-down shooters and I was in love with the old Rambo style game from the Master System so when I found out about this I had to have it I had to try it out and I love this type of game especially on arcade systems and I have my own arcade so one of the games they put on it definitely was commando just too much fun really meant to be played in my opinion on an arcade but it's a lot easier sometimes to just go and grab that Nintendo and play it so on the NES commando you're basically a soldier named super Joe and you're dropped off in the jungle by a helicopter and you just go around shooting and shooting and killing and shooting and shooting and shooting game is actually pretty hard it's you know it is what it is any of these running gun top-down shooters they're all pretty much like this but awesome so much fun guys if you haven't tried this check it out it's not a very expensive game but it's definitely a lot of fun commando and the crazy number one is Boogerman for the Sega Genesis crazy if you had jalapenos and beans for every meal have an atomic but blast Superman for Sega Genesis hey bigger surges only weapon wasn't me burger man a pick and flick adventure it's you know basically it's a 2d platformer game created by interplay was released around 1994 on the Genesis it did come out in the Super NES as well in around 95 and also re-released in 2008 apparently on the Wii Virtual Console of the Genesis version which I did not know so basically you're this civic minded professor stinkbomb was working in his lab and you know basically things went wrong he got sucked into a dimension and thinks he's a superhero it's a you know simple side scroller with burp fart ammunition and is over 20 different levels as well as final boss level so yeah it's just a crazy game that was vibrant colorful looking it was just crazy what this was going up the guy's farting he's shooting flames out his bum for a jetpack it was just so much fun that I can turn this on over and over and over laugh my butt off have fun playing it it's just a complete enjoyment the guys no thought first off its a sega title and Boogerman comes in at number one guys I hope you loved my top 3 Tuesday response video from the Farias West I found this guy and it will be a link to his channel through herb Wars who's been a bit of a friend to the channel and we chat back and forth and he got me on to this guy in I'm not sorry it's got a great channel check out the link below so guys please like subscribe share do everything it takes to make me a superstar yeah until next time guys game over