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I can’t wait to see you lean into your Cringe Millennial Arc And happy birthday! I was kind of dreading 30, too, but I’ve honestly liked my 30s so far (even if my knees haven’t 🙃)

Happy birthday Jimmy!! 🎉:) hope we get to get together this year!!

lol you're old

I turned 30 last year and I like it. Once you turn 30, people stop expecting you to become a self made millionaire in your 20s. People kind of just stop caring about what you do. Happy birthday man. Hope you’re really doing well!

welcome to your 30s 🎉 you got a whole lifetime ahead of you to create more content and that movie! never give up on your dreams!! God Only Knows was such a fun project. grateful to have been apart of your creative process. wishing you the best jimmy! ✨

Jokes on you! Dan and Arin doesnt know what a court is!

Im confused on whats wrong here

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This man said that the home you grow up in and your parents are a constant? Tell that to my therapy bills. edit: Omg he then goes into how SM64 was his game around the time of his parents divorcing. Honestly makes it slightly funnier.

second comment lfg

Hakuna matata Sonic knuckles & talis

The XP menu themes and the AOL connection screen are just *chef's kiss*

When I was going through chemo my main memory is playing Half Life 2 on XBox. My partner was working away while I was immuno compromised at home off work loving exploring the HL world, and sending her pictures like I was on vacation.

9:33 just saving my spot

I knew Mario all my life. Jumped around in kindergarten, and instantly knew I want to grow up making games. I sadly can't do it, because I have heavy depression, but Mario manages to make me smile even when I give up. And seeing how Mario is booming rn with the movie, the remakes, the new games like Mario Bros. Wonder, makes me feel like that small child again.

For me, New Super Mario Bros DS was the game that got me into the series.

Jesus Christ, you even look like Mario!

This is an incredibly well-made, and in quite a few ways relatable, video. I was also someone who grew up with SMW and All Stars on the SNES, and getting to see the series grow over time, and getting to experience all of these unique adventures throughout the years, it's definitely hard to think of a world without all of that. Glad to get recommended content like this out of the blue.

Incredible video. Was shocked to see how small the channel is; the quality of the video is so high. Keep up the good work you earned a new sub

You're the coolest Mario fan ever.

I was 36 when Odyssey dropped. I had a very tumultuous and sad childhood and Mario was always there for me. When I got to the part of Odyssey - you know the part - when the music starts, I full-on ugly cried. Respect knuckles

That Bobomb battlefield OST though

MARIO IS MY HERO

Bro I clicked on this video and after watching it I thought it had a least a few million views and was genuinely flabbergasted to see it didn’t

You made me cry 5 times in this video

As someone who moved to different states twice as a kid, I also found comfort in Mario/Nintendo games.

im surprised you only have 143 subs

20 seconds in and I'm already triggered about not having parents or a home. These things don't apply to everyone, you're just a part of a very lucky group.

Wow, an autobiography of the influence of Mario in their lives. I can't believe just how uncommon these are, because Mario is out there for one of the most iconic Characters in history.

This was wonderful. I love hearing the journey of gamers like you. Thanks for sharing. I love Super Mario games they are so fun, amazing, and wholesome. Cool video. ^_^

i love this video idk why its just the vibe and the i think its kinda like me i almost died one time of my live in a hospital bed but i really didnt care i was playing mario 3d land mario always helped me make me happy when i wanst supost to be but its ok (also hi from portugal)

great video man, got my respect

this is awesome. ✨

This guy needs an Oscar

I remember back in middle school homeroom, i would be on a dell pc playing the 8 bit super mario bros pretty much every single morning because i couldnt get enough of the game. There was just something about the character Mario that caught my eye as a kid and was the ONLY character that got me into playing video games in the first place :-).

wait, the 35th anniversary thing was three years ago already? i don't like this

ive never played mario

When I was very young, I got a N64 with Super Mario 64 on it. Mario has been with me so long, and means so much to me. My parents didn't really like video games all that much, and told me later in life that they wish they never let me have that N64, which made me sad. It feels so hard to communicate how much video games mean to you when you're talking to people who couldn't care less about video games. But hey, Mario has been there for us, and will probably be there for us for the rest of our lives--and that's something special in my estimation. Thanks for sharing your story!

Guys I sacrificed an entire weekend of Starfield to make this

I love the easter egg of adding the bongo music when you show Yoshi! Just like the game!

I grew up playing the Atari 2600. I saw the Atari "Classics" game and fired it up. I then realized it couldn't be any clearer to me why games need to be remade. I was easily entertained back then because I spent hours upon hours playing those games. Seeing them now is very nostalgia inducing but they are trash games compared to what we're playing now. I want the newer iterations of these older games that I enjoyed years ago. It gives me the opportunity to see "how the developers truly envisioned it." I make a decent living so I can afford them as well so, why not? I can't wait to get my hands on "Dead Space" since that was lost to time and I'm looking forward to a "Syphon Filter" remake as well. When I was a kid, I couldn't imagine games looking the way they do now so I'm going to get every remake, remaster, or definitive edition that I'm interested in.

Remasters and remakes and the end of our industry. If you don't want to buy an old game because it is ugly then I am sorry because no one can help you. If you have a game then... you don't have to buy it again and if you don't have a game then you can fucking buy it. Old games are cheap, holy moly! You pay 60 dollars for a stupid mod that increases resolution.

I look at remaking games as this, It is done when the original game's age starts to become a negative for new people to consider. A five year old game is looked at much differently than a 15 year old game. Even if the game has been ported forward since. As well as remaking a game gives the developers a chance to improve on aspects of an older game that where lacking due to limitations of the time they where made. Now the Last of Us remake comes off as a pure cash grab because the game wasn't that old and not much has changed. New levels weren't added in, and sections haven't been expanded.

The "they just want more money" complaint is always an odd one because... that's why _all_ decisions in gaming get made, these things don't pay for themselves :p There are plenty of games from 15+ years ago that I wish could be remade based on the stiffness of the controls alone, but I wonder if part of the reason the PS5 in particular has seen so many of them is because how rocky the first year was. For game publishers it's not a matter of "the PS5 install base will be bigger when the supply chain issues clear up," it's a matter of "if the game doesn't sell in the first three months that's the end of the story," and that kind of thing makes people with money hesitant to greenlight projects with massive budgets.

pumpkin sure knows how to give ‘em the ole dazzle dazzle!

Have fun paying extra money for old games Jimmy

For 79,99 per month in 2023 Bye

I'm having my fingers crossed for Pokemon Stadium

Just realized that my microphone wasn't recorded so my audio is from my webcam, sorry about that! I'm the worst!

TIL you're also a New York Mets fan o/ when it comes to fan games (and fan fiction, and other fan-made creations) they tend to be a good starting point for people new to making games because the characters and mechanics are already firmly-understood, and the challenge for the developer becomes how to use the rules of Super Mario to make a fun level/game, rather than trying to make something fun starting completely from scratch taking a step back, it's also why highly-focused game engines like RPG Maker or Renpy tend to be recommended for beginners and non-technical people, rather than an empty OpenGL render loop