What you see is the first part of footage from a Japanese Super Famicom (the Japanese Super Nintendo) pre-release prototype of The Simpsons： Virtual Bart game． Why is it Japanese？ The ROM header states that it’s ’run’ on Japanese systems or something like that． There are lots of differences in this prototype that are between large and small and this video goes into detail what’s in the prototype． Levels featured are the Pig Bart and Post-Apocalypse ／ Doomsday Bart stages． They’re not too different Pig Bart stage has different item placement as well as some different level design． Also the ending scene for Doomsday Bart is different． Mostly just cosmetic differences． The rest will come soon． Enjoy!

What you see is the second part of footage from a Japanese Super Famicom (the Japanese Super Nintendo) pre-release prototype of The Simpsons： Virtual Bart game． Why is it Japanese？ The ROM header states that it’s ’run’ on Japanese systems or something like that． There are lots of differences in this prototype that are between large and small and this video goes into detail what’s in the prototype． Level featured is the Baby Bart stage． Again not too different sans god-ugly intro． Its actually a little harder here． The rest will come soon． Enjoy!

What you see is the third part of footage from a Japanese Super Famicom (the Japanese Super Nintendo) pre-release prototype of The Simpsons： Virtual Bart game． Why is it Japanese？ The ROM header states that it’s ’run’ on Japanese systems or something like that． There are lots of differences in this prototype that are between large and small and this video goes into detail what’s in the prototype． Level featured is the Dino Bart stage． There are a lot of differences there level designs are totally different color pallete is different too and Homer appear much more often here． Its actually a little harder here too． Also different intro and alternate ending． Enjoy．

What you see is the fourth part of footage from a Japanese Super Famicom (the Japanese Super Nintendo) pre-release prototype of The Simpsons： Virtual Bart game． Why is it Japanese？ The ROM header states that it’s ’run’ on Japanese systems or something like that． There are lots of differences in this prototype that are between large and small and this video goes into detail what’s in the prototype． Part 4 is a continuation of the Dino Bart stage． Again there are a lot of differences there level designs are totally different color pallete is different too and Homer appears much more often here． Its actually a little harder here too． Also different intro and alternate ending．

What you see is the fifth part of footage from a Japanese Super Famicom (the Japanese Super Nintendo) pre-release prototype of The Simpsons： Virtual Bart game． Why is it Japanese？ The ROM header states that it’s ’run’ on Japanese systems or something like that． There are lots of differences in this prototype that are between large and small and this video goes into detail what’s in the prototype． Level featured is the Mt． Splashmore stage． Once again not very different at all sans ugly Bart model in the intro and ugly animation for the cut-scenes． Also slightly different sound effects． You do oddly get a 1UP here at the very end． Brain notes： FINALLY! I was ready to tear off someone’s balls． You know YouTube is really to piss the hell off of me with its uploader． XC This video file was about 1．2GB (The limit is now 2GB． Yay．．．) and 5 minutes． But YT’s uploader decides to cut the video to 4：42 minutes (just like all my previous uploads)． Effectively cutting out the ending of this video which actually isn’t important at all really． But I still wanted to add closure to these series of VB Prototype videos． Ending was the same as the final with no audio． Then I added some SFX that didn’t have anything to do with nothing． Just thought I’d point that out． Thankfully I sorted out this problem in the end．

What you see is the fifth part of footage from a Japanese Super Famicom (the Japanese Super Nintendo) pre-release prototype of The Simpsons： Virtual Bart game． Why is it Japanese？ The ROM header states that it’s ’run’ on Japanese systems or something like that． There are lots of differences in this prototype that are between large and small and this video goes into detail what’s in the prototype． The final level featured is finally the Sniper Bart (Tomato throwing) stage． Once again not very different at all sans ugly Bart model in the intro and ugly animation for the cut-scenes． Also slightly different sound effects． You do oddly get a 1UP here at the very end． Brain notes： FINALLY! I was ready to tear off someone’s balls． You know YouTube is really to piss the hell off of me with its uploader． XC This video file was about 1．2GB (The limit is now 2GB． Yay．．．) and 5 minutes． But YT’s uploader decides to cut the video to 4：42 minutes (just like all my previous uploads)． Effectively cutting out the ending of this video which actually isn’t important at all really． But I still wanted to add closure to these series of VB Prototype videos． Ending was the same as the final with no audio． Then I added some SFX that didn’t have anything to do with nothing． Just thought I’d point that out． Thankfully I sorted out this problem in the end．

Welcome to the first part of my third ever PEMNAS Playthrough． This month’s game is the particular licensed Simpsons game Virtual Bart (SNES version)． Not that shitty Genesis／Mega Drive port． I honestly think this game is a bit underrated I enjoyed it quite a bit when I was a young lad so I took the liberty of doing a PEMNAS series for the game! Enjoy! Also PEMNAS stands for ’PLEASE EXCUSE MY NOOB ASS SKILLS’． I invented the term myself．

Welcome to the fourth part of my third ever PEMNAS Playthrough． This month’s game is the particular licensed Simpsons game Virtual Bart (SNES version)． Not that shitty Genesis／Mega Drive port． I honestly think this game is a bit underrated I enjoyed it quite a bit when I was a young lad so I took the liberty of doing a PEMNAS series for the game! Enjoy! Also PEMNAS stands for ’PLEASE EXCUSE MY NOOB ASS SKILLS’． I invented the term myself．

Welcome to the eighth part of my third ever PEMNAS Playthrough． This month’s game is the particular licensed Simpsons game Virtual Bart (SNES version)． Not that shitty Genesis／Mega Drive port． I honestly think this game is a bit underrated I enjoyed it quite a bit when I was a young lad so I took the liberty of doing a PEMNAS series for the game! Enjoy! Also PEMNAS stands for ’PLEASE EXCUSE MY NOOB ASS SKILLS’． I invented the term myself．

Welcome to the fifth part of my third ever PEMNAS Playthrough． This month’s game is the particular licensed Simpsons game Virtual Bart (SNES version)． Not that shitty Genesis／Mega Drive port． I honestly think this game is a bit underrated I enjoyed it quite a bit when I was a young lad so I took the liberty of doing a PEMNAS series for the game! Enjoy! Also PEMNAS stands for ’PLEASE EXCUSE MY NOOB ASS SKILLS’． I invented the term myself．