Longplay of Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense, played as the NTSC version on the Nintendo 64. This game's version was released on Feb. 1st, 2000. Tell us what you think by leaving a comment down below!
00:00 - Start
01:10 - Meteor Crater
03:03 - Ghastly Bayou
06:00 - Launch Site
12:39 - Steel Mill
15:30 - Nuclear Plant
19:23 - Winter Games
25:03 - Pacific Harbor
32:37 - Alaskan Pipeline
41:23 - Ending (all)
49:53 - Credits
Here’s the sequel to Vigilante. It’s still very much the same, except the story mode actually has you going through all of the stages this time so I didn’t have to show off the unvisited stages separately. Each character also still has their own unique ending, with the ability to show off the entire ending sequence when the game has been completed with all characters. Video features one story mode (all stages) as well as the full ending of all characters and then the credits sequence. Fun little game
Vehicle Combat games need to make a comeback. This , Rogue Trip and Critical Depth are still very fun.
dont forget smuggler's run!
@@Jeeky88 of course not, just didn’t want to name them all myself lol . Let’s not forget Twisted Metal which started it.
@@emmajade9507V8 series had more to it than Twisted Metal did. While I like Twisted Metal and fully acknowledge it as the OG car combat game, V8 had a more fleshed out story, more interesting characters and an overall more layered setting than TM.
Anyone played roadkill? The "GTA" version of the genre. One of my favorites till this day.
Twisted Metal?
That was my best game when I was a kid. I miss being a kid 😢
This game is one of my childhood favorites ❤ The map with the giant ant was my favorite 😮
Dear God, the nostalgia is hitting me like a damn truck. I loved this game back in the day. I remember me and my friends in school talking about it and I remember renting it from Blockbuster and Hollywood Video. It's a shame this series never got the attention it deserved because it was so damn good and fun. And I know I'm gonna cause a shit storm by saying this: While Twisted Metal is the OG car combat game, Vigilante 8 and V8:2nd Offense was superior to Twisted Metal in many ways: 1:The Characters had more personality to them other than some grimdark story that all of the Twisted Metal characters seemed to share. While I like Grimdark, it did get tiresome because it felt like every Twisted Metal game was the same. 2:The story of Vigilante 8 was more fleshed out than Twisted Metal. Every single story was connected to an overall arching story. Twisted Metal's whole entire thing was:"Kill everyone. Calypso grants you wish that fucks you over. The end." That's with every single character. The only difference is the final scene where they get their wish. V8's characters all have different stories that fit their role in the larger narrative being told. 3:While I love Calypso, he grew stale after a while. The villains of V8 are far more interesting and have more meat to their characters. Hell, Nina Loco actually falls in love with John Torque. All in all, I feel like V8 should have gotten more attention because it was far better than one would think.
man, I remember renting this game in those years, but I couldn't remember the title of it... was able to identify it by the menu music lol
Me and my cousin play this game all the time since we were kids damn I miss my childhood
That “Luxoflux” has saying anything with these Quotes, it’s hilarious.
Ohhh! I played this game a lot! 😊
Back when activision was such a great company making amazing games
yes this old game was from a while ago & is really nostalgic to me from these past years & I have vids of me playing this & recent vids of me playing this vigilante 8 2nd offense I have 1st vigilante 8 game on both ps1 & n64 & I have this 2nd 1 on ps1
I just have one thing to say: in the endings, we're in 2024, and our future looks NOTHING like that!
Don't know legal standing for this is; but that this and first game will show up N64 NSO expansion pack.
😢😢😢😢😢😢
I liked these games more than twisted metal
is this a car derby?
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