Classic Game Room HD reviews Q*BERT for Sega Dreamcast from 2000! This 3D Q-Bert from Atari for the Dreamcast is a departure from the original in many ways yet maintains the trademark, old school QBert style. An adventure mode, crazy-ass maps and awesome Dreamcast graphics make this version very enjoyable. CGRHD Q-Bert review has gameplay footage from Q*Bert on the Sega Dreamcast, the show has previously reviewed QBert for Atari 2600 and ColecoVision. The bad guys that you know and love are here as you hop your 1980′s arcade character around challenging maps, some of which are massive and others small. Easy and affordable to pick up today for Sega Dreamcast and Sony Playstation 1 PS1, Q*Bert is a delight to play and should appeal to fans of the original coin-op arcade machine as well as those looking for something new and cool. Q*bert! Classic Game Room HD reviews Sega Dreamcast video games as a Sega Dreamcast reviewer reviewing retro gaming classics on Sega Dreamcast!
Video Rating: 4 / 5
@italianbubble I saw that one coming a mile away. I would have stepped aside and let Ugg pass first before jumping right in to him.
(Yes, I’m an expert at the game. Got over 500K+ in the arcade before boedom set in and I threw my guys off the board)
I asked my dad for a game, just any game, when I was three so he said he’d take me to shop rite for game and I was like “Wtf? There are no games in shop rite!”, and sure enough, I found Q-bert for the PS1 for 5 dollars.
5:40 you got fucking robbed!
lol at 3:44 lolololololoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
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@KageDensetsu tourette’s syndrome rules.
whoops! sorry for the double post.
@gamesDAMNED and excessive cocaine use my friend.
@gamesDAMNED and excessive cocaine use my friend.
q*bert has tourette
i like it at 3:42 when he starts cursing i cracked up laughing lol also i REAAAALY want this game SO FREAKING BAD IT LOOKS SO GOOD
This game was also released for the PC. It’s freaking awesome
Doesn’t it just seem like all the classic early ’80s video games were inspired by LSD trips?
@Nightninja217 Yes Ps1.
@kunoichitenchuz8 you mean ps1. the psx was basically a ps1 with a dvd player. unless your talking about the “Play Station eXperimental” which i doubt because that was just the prototype ps1.
@CainmosniMirrored Your telling people to “shut the fuck up” on the internet over “bits”, who is the prick playing internet tough guy? You.
@Protoking I’m not misinformed, I was just stating it in terms they used when both systems were released. Dreamcast was the last system that claimed its “BITS” so I said it in those terms. What is so wrong with that? Like I said, you’re just a condescending prick.
@Protoking I agree CainmosniMirrored is just a dumb prick.
@CainmosniMirrored Bits lost all meaning once the N64 looked infinitely superior to the Atari Jaguar which was also touted as a 64bit system with their ads that said “do the math”
Why not just come out and say “Because the Dreamcast was better” instead of “Dreamcast was 128bit and PSX was 32″ It just makes you look like a misinformed idiot.
@Protoking My point was that Dreamcast was superior to the PSX and back then everyone judged video games on “BITS” weather it meant anything or not. It wasn’t until a year after Dreamcast that Sony’s PS2 ended the whole “BITS’ thing, so why don’t you stop being such a condescending prick and shut the fuck up.
@CainmosniMirrored Sigh, bits don’t mean anything. Dreamcast simply had the better CPU/GPU.
@quittaboi Of course it looks better than the PSX. The Dreamcast was 128 bits and the PSX was only 32 bits.
I have it for Psx