Blasto (PSX) Longplay (100% Complete)

This is Blasto (PSX) 100% complete longplay and all Babes will be rescued.

Timestamps

Intro - 0:00
Episode 1: Uranian Spaceport (Toast Aliens & Rescue Babes!) - 4:50
Episode 2: Uranian Spaceport (Where Do I Find a Teleporter Off This Rock?) - 15:04
Episode 3: Uranian Spaceport (In Search of the Escape Pod!) - 58:16
Episode 4 I: Uranian Dunes (Duel with Sheik Raghhkk Cassbah!) - 1:33:06
Episode 5: Uranian Caves (The Evil Necromancer Ant Bob) - 2:08:16
Episode 4 II: Uranian Dunes (Duel with Sheik Raghhkk Cassbah!) - 2:20:21
Episode 6: Depths of Uranus (Throw the Switch for the Final Step!) - 2:28:45
Episode 4 III: Uranian Dunes (Duel with Sheik Raghhkk Cassbah!) - 2:37:49
Episode 7: Alienville! (How Do I Get Past the Snarf?) - 2:46:20
Episode 8: The Spire Maze (The Final Climb to Bosc's Fortress!) - 3:14:19
Episode 9 I: Bosc's Fortress (The Dark Citadel of Despair) - 3:46:08
Episode 10: Alien Ruins (The Lost Temple of Nnnumgumffigumff) - 3:51:04
Episode 11: The Sewers (Unlock the Secret Passage to Oruanga Oruangai!) - 4:13:48
Episode 9 II: Bosc's Fortress (The Dark Citadel of Despair) - 4:20:58
Episode 12 I: Alien Ruins (An Old Friend Guards the Final Switch) - 4:24:23
Episode 9 III: Bosc's Fortress (The Dark Citadel of Despair) - 4:38:15
Episode 12 II: Alien Ruins (An Old Friend Guards the Final Switch) - 4:54:03
Episode 9 IV: Bosc's Fortress (The Dark Citadel of Despair) - 4:59:55
Episode 13: Bosc's Throne Room (Where Little Tyrants Wear Huge Robotic Bodies!) - 5:12:35
Ending & Credits - 5:18:58

[KungPowChicken]

I used to play the same level over and over lol. Was way too hard as a kid.

[pinkvines]

Wow, this game brings back extreme nostalgia 🙂

[crystalwater]

One of the producers of this game, David Poe, died during development of this game. He was in mexico swinging on a soccer post and it fell on him and crushed him.

[daveincognito]

I remember the teaser for this on the Playstation Underground disc. I thought, "There's no way they got Phil Hartman to do this, " but there he was.

[shpadoinkle]

This game was a pain in the ass! I'd love to give it another shot some 20 years later after first playing it. R.I.P. Phil Hartman!

[Bassman]

Like Johnny bravo meets mr. incredible lol

[zaxele]

the difficulty was insane, enemies shoot at you the moment they spawn, without miss, while your aim is miserable

[wildcard]

most underrated soundtrack in a video game.

[My_Legs_Hurt]

I'd love a remaster of Blasto similar to Crash & Spyro. They have to keep Phil's voice though, without him there is no Blasto

[Revys_Husband]

Rest in peace Phil Hartman who did the voice of Captain Blasto

[J]

I’ve been trying to remember what this game was called for the past year. I used to love this game. Thanks so much for bringing me back in time to watch this game play.

[MoisesTavares]

One of my favorite games of all time. Brings back so many memories... Really love the OST and the atmosphere of this. I uses to spend hours with this game everyday as a kid

[yoxage]

I’ve been trying to find this game for the last 10 years. I love you, thank you

[kreature]

Wow! I’ve been searching for this game for a long time now and I’m so glad to find out that it’s not just a distant, repressed false memory. Thank you for this much love 🖤

[nstheboss]

Used to play this as a kid, forgot the name and just found it again. The nostalgia is beautiful.

[ivansanchez]

Back when loading screens actually got you excited to start playing

[mariodalporto]

Woah, been looking for this gameplay for a while! Thanks, boi!

[ColtonGamingTV]

It has taken me years to find the name of this game so I can relive the nostalgia I had as a child

[DCLXVI_SOUL]

Lol I don't think I ever made it past level 2. This game was so hard as a kid but even all these years later I remember it. 100% cried dying over and over

[Phasma_Tacitus]

Was playing it just now. Man, this game was ahead of its time on the gameplay front. Still early to say, but I think it isn't as hard as people seemed to think, they just weren't yet accostumed to 3D platforming games. The platforming is amazingly well done. Usually platforming is really difficult in old 3D games, but I was completely amazed at how Blasto managed to make it so tight and responsive in 1998. The only thing it lacks to be comparable to modern titles is the camera+movement controls under the right analog. As is, the right analog just controls the aiming, but still, the way the tank controls were implemented is amazing and give you a pretty fine control over the character. It is a little bit clunky, but not enough to be a problem, it just feels like there are some locks here and there in control that makes it less agile, but do not impact controllability not even in the least. This game puts the likes of other tank control games on the PS1 to shame, it even had the fast lookback mechanic that Resident Evil would implement in later installments. Fantastic game that was unjustly reviewed back in the day.