While the Amstrad GX4000 failed commercially, that doesn't mean it was a bad console -- it's a great 8-bit machine that simply didn't have the support it needed. In this first video, we'll be looking at the GX4000's story, examining why it didn't succeed, busting some myths, checking out the 10 best original commercial games, a couple of stinkers and some holy grails. Enjoy! BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/kimjustice.bsky.social Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/KimbleJustice Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/kim_justice Wrestling channel: https://www.youtube.com/@UC4q7AUvWVboY5wq4YYzy2DQ A HUGE thanks to Xyphoe for his help in making this video. Check out his channel: @Xyphoe Another huge thanks to Lee Cook for his exceptional research. Check out his GX4000 channel: @gamegenie8213 Check out Noel's Retro Lab's GX4000 Repair Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lSZnW9fy3o More Amstrad-related Goodness: CPCRulez: https://cpcrulez.fr/ GX4000.co.uk: http://gx4000.co.uk/main/ @Novabug @chinnyvision 0:00 Intro 1:55 The Bare Facts About The GX 5:35 The GX4000 vs. The NES and Master System 8:20 The Main Problem: A Lack of Games 11:09 The Myth of the Power Supply 14:05 Burnin' Rubber 16:34 Batman: The Movie 19:31 Robocop 2 22:28 Klax 24:18 Super Pinball Magic 25:40 Panza Kick Boxing 28:03 Pro Tennis Tour/Great Courts 30:18 Plotting 32:30 Switchblade 34:18 Pang! 37:34 Dick Tracy 40:24 Wild Streets 42:18 No Exit 44:40 The Holy Grails: Chase HQ II and Gazza II #retrogaming #classicgames #8bitgames #amstrad #amstradcpc #amstradgames