วีดีโอ

27:56 The Wii U discs have a very smooth, round edge compared to DVDs and Blu-Rays. I wonder why they chose to design them that way.

There's something about describing a Bozo (I think that's what they're called) as fuckers that really tickled me. And an Indy reference - even better!

Such a fun game! Made me a fan of the roguelike genre! If I can give you a recomendation, take a look at Balatro (it is a cards game, nothing like vampire survivor other than the roguelike factor). Cheers from Brazil!

Boulahrouz. Chelsea's number 9!

If you still have access to this, do you think you could upload it? I think the mac port is lost media at the moment

I loved this video! Very calming voice you have. I’d love to see more gameplay of Tears of the Kingdom from you. Keep up the great work!

I'm also reminded of the paper exploratory games I used to draw on paper in class as a kid.

This reminds me of an indie PC game I played, titled Seiklus. It is an 2D adventure game with diverse environments that span in all directions. If you like exploring, I recommend that game too. It's free.

It looks like that I hadn't been afraid of hamsters in Hamsterball. Hamsterrun, Hamsterjump, Hamsterball.

It's kinda like on ABC Sports.

There's a pretty big mod coming out called Super Mario Eclipse. It adds a lot of creative level designs, characters, etc..

If you like this, I recommend trying We Ski on the Wii. Oddly, they didn't go for the pun in the title. That game has a more open environment, challenges, etc. If you have the Wii Fit board, the game supports that control method as well.

asmr

Interesting to see this game being played on the channel, as I've owned this game back on the N64 and played it a lot. Sadly yeah, the AI does rubberband like no tomorrow and doesn't slow down one bit when you're falling behind which is best exemplified with how Nancy was being able to stay ahead throughout the majority of the Night Highway course, but it's a minor gripe and I still love this game and it's visual character designs and soundtrack a lot. Some things I'd like to point out though: - At the 3:10 part, you actually didn't hit all three of the opponents with the single bomb blast radius hit. If you look closely, Tommy actually did the diagonal-held stunt animation and didn't finish it in time causing him to tumble upon hitting the ground. - There's actually 3 kind of default stunts you can do with the control stick and the amount of money you get is dependant on which direction you hold the control stick in and the animation plays out. 100G for up/down vertical, 120G for left/right horizontal, and 150 for any diagonal input. The higher payout ones do take longer to finish. You can also gain an additional amount with a board grab from any of the c-buttons while you jump/do a stunt and longer you hold it down the more you get, but release it in time. And lastly there's special stunts for each character with a high payout and blue particle effects that requires specific control stick inputs before releasing the jump button but aside from a few noted in the manual, you have to figure those out yourself. - At 7:40 it was highly amusing to watch, but the in-game track item poles have this weird property jank to them where upon the dog shop owner logo falling on the ground it acts as a solid object until it's finished rising up again fully. You don't crash into it but it does slow down your momentum big-time. - On that same note, the Night Highway course isn't the best for the Alpine Board which you used, given it has very bad steering stats and this course is riddled with narrow passages where you can easily fall off and sharp turns to bump into walls. (The purchasable level 2 and 3 versions of the boards give slightly better speed and turning stat increases to said board.) - The character face sprite on the course progress bar turning blue indicates that character being afflicted with a ghost, which slows him/her down. - And the longer you hold the A button down, the higher you jump. You can actually use this to jump over projectiles the opponents will shoot at you, but it requires good timing and knowing when the projectile is about to hit you since the ! mark above your head isn't the most accurate. Hope these tips help in case you ever feel like playing this game again. 👍

i've tried this game, and it has a few neat ideas and maybe even decent level design, but maaaan the controls. they leave something to be desired

Sean Bean is a man of many talents

I think this is the best Mario Kart hands down!

I don't know why you popped up on my recommended but I'm really enjoying the gentle nature of this playthrough Your voice is very calming and soothing Just a hit of nostalgia mixed with an excuse to relax Thank you for that

I appreciated the sound of the microswitch joystick!

❤

It's too bad Suze couldn't absorb bullets like you did.

I love the concept. Looking forward to more!

The voice acting is second to none!

This is way more fair than the Game Boy game.

Never seen before, but thanks for introducing me!

More so than Bub & Bob, the Devil World protagonist remind me of Lolo.

love this game

Some of the levels you showed remind me of Marble Madness while others remind me of Super Monkey Ball, no doubt inspiration for this Sega 32X spinoff.

I liked the storytelling in this one.

The first (?) Warioware game

Game & Watch jobs are dangerous.

I think you can hack the level-up system by f'ing up the ground like you did around the monument then constantly trying to level it. It never gets level because of all the buildings and walls nearby, so the humans are consistently ask you to level the ground, rewarding you with lots of hearts.

I wonder if the N64's controller had anything to do with this game being slow as molasses.

I'm not one of those who repeat the mantra 'Japanese covers are always better' before I go to bed, but the Japanese cover looks dynamic, colorful, and more intense than the European cover and portrays a way more saturated experience than what happens in the game even though it literally states what you do on the cover. You golf on streets. There's nothing super fancy about the environments: no floating platforms, no giant fuzzy-headed anime mascots that score big points if clobbered, no giant monsters, no special laser or robot power-ups even! It's just golfing in city environments where the normal everyday objects almost troll you in the way they interfere with shots. I have to look into this one more even though it looks really simple. It's like a minigolf course with no frills.

Its purple reign is over now! :D

As your teammate, I need to tell you to pick up the stocks and the barrel stabilisers!! You ignored them in the deathboxes. Once you do that, we’ll be unstoppable...

The wii version is even worse

Hey, just discovered your channel. I like the videos but it's kinda hard to hear you clearly sometimes.

Did I see that La_Fedora dude throw a grenade, then run into it and die?! 😂😂

Best #apexlegends team ever!

Well done sir! Wave Race was one of my faves!

Tooooo good!

Love the editing buddy!

Long tongue Jim has always been my favourite too.

God damn Jar-Jar 😂

"Back and forth... forever" made me laugh very loudly.

If you use the Killer Kode "nananananananana" you get a special killer!!! 🦇

Nice relaxing look at the game :)