I really like your dry humour! You present him without raising or lowering your voice. And the sarcasm in it really makes me giggle while working. Good job!
@@rayceeya8659 Oh man... If you would've put literally any other game in there... But Fallout 5... I need it! I need it now! Preferably made by Obsidian, using Bethesda's IP, and not Bethesda on their own. Cause I don't want it ending up being another F4.
Did you know that Loom was supposed to be a triolegy. The first game featured Bobbin Threadbare. The 2nd game was going to feature the blacksmith kid who you accidently brutally murdered. And according to interviews the 3rd game was going to be the sheephearder you helped in loom. All 3 games was going to have radio plays as well to further the story (only the first game got that) Unfortunatly due to it being so different, it didnt sell well at the time causing the projects to be scrapped :(
Oh man, Dreamweb is still one of my all time favorites! I even had the review for the CD version published back in the days of paperback magazines. Yeah, I know it's not a particularly awesome adventure game and I am perfectly aware that Ryan is a bit of a dork, but man - those vibes, that depressing atmosphere... All that stuff was (and I would say still is) rock solid. I still listen to the OST from that title from time to time, and the addition of the diary in the retail box sure was a neat little thing. Also, super cool to see Fable getting a mention. While I still have a vivid memory of playing this one way back when, I have literally never heard of anyone talking about and over time I have developed this suspicion that I have merely imagined the whole thing. Anyway, just wanted to add that - being a bit of a dinosaur - I really dig your channel and the stuff you're unearthing. You sure know your stuff and I respect that.
I remember reading about Dreamweb before I even got a chance to play it, and I got sooooo into it. And then I tried playing it, and I didn't know what to do at all. It took me few attempts, but loved it after. Not an easy game, but well worth the effort. Fable is a bit of an overlooked gem, but I think it's all because when it released. We've been mostly into Windows by then, and new DOS games weren't as popular anymore. And there were considerably fewer of them. Thank you! :) I really appreciate and value comments like that. They make my day!
you can tell they had a ton of enthusiasm when they started making it, made it linearly and ran out of steam by the end as it gets super basic and then the ending feels incomplete, like we just need to finish it and we're tired of working on it. hehehe.
Excellent videos, gotta love these blasts from the past. Propz to the guys shouting out GOG, can I also give a mention to Retro eXo? Thousands of old DOS & Win3x games, and a bunch of Apple II GS stuff as well. Retro gaming heaven.
Shadowgate is impressive for its day. Mouse control wasn’t new in 1988 but it wasn’t standard either. Shadowgate used a windowed interface & mouse control to make best use of the hardware available at the time whilst also being an immersive & (for the time) substantial game, all in hideous CGA with beep screecher audio. I don’t know Personal Nightmare but I sense a joke about your boss’ wife coming… no? Colour me surprised! 😄 The game sounds interesting though & does a good job of the environment looking like a British country village of the time though? Loom stands out as something special for the time & still stands out as a great piece of story telling with some unique mechanics that make it a must play for anyone interested in gaming history. Cruise for a Corps is quite well known amongst the TH-cam retro gaming community but less well remembered outside of that which is a shame because it’s excellent! It’s very Agatha Christy meets L.A. Noire & works really well. It’s a classic that everyone should try, at least once. Amazon: Guardians of Eden is new to me? Sounds like a blast though? I love SBiG (So Bad it’s Good) movies & that’s a genre that can be passed to games in the right circumstances. I didn’t spot a single Steam key but 100 hidden Cthulhu fish is £1.84 at time of writing so I think I’ll be OK? 😄 Return of the Phantom looks great for its day & presents a compelling story, it’s definitely worth a play. Dream Web was controversial in it’s day for it’s gore, violence & sexual content which seems pretty tame by modern standards but the gritty world, no holds bared story & decent gameplay make it well worth a play through today. I still have a big box copy of Flight of the Amazon Queen & still go back to it from time to time. It’s a well balanced game that’s not just a list of bad jokes like some point & click games of the time. Got to say, I really like the presentation of Fable (1996). The story book graphics were not unique but fit the game well. I like it & I’d recommend it to anyone wanting to get in to these old games as it’s a fairly light & easy game to get to grips with. The Last Express looks beautiful for it’s time & does tell a compelling story but to be honest the realtime gameplay gets on my nerves. I don’t want to have to be in the right place, at the right time just to see the train guard juggle 3 copies of his head. I know Cruise for a Corps kind of does the same thing but not really & it’s a lot more forgiving with your opportunities to talk to people. What a list! At first I was thinking why didn’t you choose this game or that game but quickly realised how long that list would get, so going for some of the somewhat “hidden gems” makes a lot of sense. Fun video, thanks!
In all honesty, I tried recording Shadowgate for the video, but I so sucked at it today, it was beyond unusable. xD You know, I was thinking about saying something about my boss' wife with Personal Nightmare, but I didn't want the video to become just a series of little stories about her. There was actually 8 keys for 100 Hidden Cthulhu Fish. I know for a fact that one has been claimed already, but the other 7... They may still be there. I loved Dreamweb! Played it first on the Amiga, and it was bliss! Fable looks great and is fun, but the ending, in either of the versions really is a bit... I don't know... Flat? Yup, the idea here was to avoid the triple-A games altogether. I have plenty of videos with these. :)
This is a video worth of the bacon button. :) Even if I just listened to it for now while walking. You have a list of really good games there. Loom is a real gem and I really need to play it. I'm glad you included it here. :) It needs more love. I've seen a playthrough of Return of the Phantom and it's got a mysterious atmosphere. Oh, Fable I've actually played. XD Not to completion, I think. It was a bit lacking in storytelling, but still nice. And, even if I don't quite hate parsers with the passion of a competitive whistler with dry mouth, I'm very happy when mouse controls are an option. Oh, and that's nice of you and the game maker to give those keys away! :)
I saw you had Loom on your "big" list, so we can expect a playthrough of it at some point, right? And an EGA version no less, so it should be interesting. Did you managed to grab one of the codes for the freebie?
@@OldAndNewVideoGames Yes, I added the EGA Loom after seeing a video a while ago about how the art was created for that version. It was pretty impressive. If the random generator doesn't pick it, I might just do a let's play anyway. :) Oh, I'd found 6 or 7 codes when I watched it. Now that you asked, I did go back and tried a couple and the second one worked. So thank you! :)
@@TeaAndFloppyDisks Looking forward to it. It's an entirely different adventure than all the others. Beginning will be slow and a little bit annoying. But just a little. With couple of hours under your belt though, I'm sure you'll be in love with it. Loom that is. You're welcome and it's really Pawel who graciously donated the codes, so I'm glad that I could share them with my viewers. Also, and I know it's not the right place to do it, but since I'm only half way through the email, and will be working most of the day/night on Wednesday's video tomorrow, and may not be able to end the email tomorrow (though I'll try) - and this is way too long sentence to still make any sense - I've read the job description, I know you wanted to hear what I think about it, and it's a masterpiece! :)
@@OldAndNewVideoGames Then Loom deserves its own series :) It's ok, I'm also slow and a bit annoying at times. :D Then I will thank both you and Pawel for the code. Dziękuję! :) I know, I wrote a lot, so take your time. Um, you read it? And didn't hate it? Yay! I literally did a little leap of joy. :D Thank you! I'm glad you liked it. :)
@@TeaAndFloppyDisks Loom is definitely something special. I didn't play on completing it back in the day. I mean, it came from LucasArts, so I had inkling that it would be good, but the new control mechanics where not something I was into at start, it worked it way into my heart on its own.
Now that's a great game! I might talk about it in some other video in the future. I know I've covered it in some form in the past somewhere, but it may require a bit more thorough look.
It's a game I never wanted to complete because of how weird it was, and yet, as soon as I gave it like a couple of hours or so, I sunk and went through it all. :)
Ha ha ha :) And these are not even rares, just B-listers... Have you seen my Obscure DOS Games series? I've covered quite a few pretty rare point'n'clickers there.
Graphic Adventure I started with King Quest. Then Larry 1 I think and Zak and the Alien Mindbenders and Maniac Mansion. Back when there was no mouse, so tecnicaly my first "point and click" is Secret of Monkey Island 😄
@@huaweisaturno1474 Oh... Monkey Island is like the best game ever! Tough one to start with, cause then you compare all others to it, and that's not entirely fair. Cause not much is as good.
(Shadowgate) Over exaggerating the fear of night is fairly reasonable play for most stories. altho i prefer being in the night. everything is bit prettier, things have more depth visualy. Also (possibly from same movie?) before there was any light there was the dark and after last sun stops reacting there will also be darkness... So to pick a fight with something that is timeless and clearly going to win is bad idea i guess. the extreme lethality dose not realy appeal to me just the idea behind he story. (Loom) yeah thats one of those games that got me not comprehending what its expecting me to do... i DO remember i did play Dig too and that one was far more managble, still over my head tho. shame because Loom is pushed hard by people who played it at the time as one of best games of the era. (curse for a corpse) the talk first and than deal with everything else is pretty good fit for my personal tastes to be fair, i love Hercuile Poirot (especialy D. Suchett version, whom like Peter Falk and Larry Hagman pretty much mastered their role to a point where no suitable alternative actor could ever do as good of a job - not that i am suggesting either peter or larry should've do hercuile poirot). Tho i am always worried if all dialogue has high stakes, i like lower strips more .) it too offten goes into one or the other pitfall: it can be one and done failure for each talk or it realy dose not matter what you ask NPC... (the devil haunting presenter's day work premises) man that dose sound like bosses i once had... payed me JUUUUST over legal minimum for 12 hour long night shift guarding job because that was lowest they could legaly pay me. If anything that beast would deserve being thrusted into realm of not having money for say a year just so that she could appretiate how bad she treated those workers. Now i am no legal expert but surely there have to be labour laws that'd give them some leverage in the situation - they did nearly full day's work they should've been paid for full day no matter the side quest the bitch i mean bosse's wife (i am sorry i did not mean to talk bad of female dogs, they are just as lovely and cuddly as male doggos and do not deserve to have their name besmirched by being likened to the woman in question). (Fable) how the hell did Molyneux cheat makers of THIS fable out of that name? this seem rather fascinating as the game title looks mildly familiar to one of the newer ones screen hmm... To be fair i kinda want to play the dark ending one just for the intrigue. you CAN do bad ending if you set it up well, there dose need to be positive component to it but it could easily end up being. Awww it dose not appear to be avalable at either GoG or steam.
the last express is a cool game and sort of high brow political story that I appreciate now but isn't really a game you could possibly expect to be a big hit with gamers, especially children who mostly played games at the time. I'm so glad it got made I just think it was impossible for it to be a financial success. Absolutely stellar.
@@OldAndNewVideoGames yes also the definition of a 'good game made by passionate people who wanted to make the 'art'' which is a dead trend justabout nowadays, except in the Indie games field there's something to be said about a quality produce that was never intended to be financially viable but just 'the thing the people set out to make' god bless them for it.
@@WildFungus I'd argue that Obsidian still makes games like that. Just check their latest few releases, they're in it to win it. Not money, the hearts! ;) Also, Devolver seems to be dropping real fun games, though they're more of a publisher than dev nowadays.
@@OldAndNewVideoGames A few hours ago I posted a comment here thanking you for this video and bigging up Retro eXo and thir marvellous retro gaming projects. It was deleted after a few minutes, and not by me. I couldn't see that it would upset anyone, there was nothing unpleasant in it (and no links), reworded it slightly and tried again, with the same result. If you didn't delete it then it sems to have fallen foul of a TH-cam bot. I'll try again, perhaps with a bit less detail, see what happens. Maybe I could email you the original post?
@@mitabpraga7487 The new post about RetroeXo showed up. And nope, I didn't delete anything. So, hard for me to say what YT has been doing on their end. It didn't show up in my "Held for review" either.
I really like your dry humour! You present him without raising or lowering your voice. And the sarcasm in it really makes me giggle while working. Good job!
Thanks! Comments like that make it all worth it. :)
I LOVE these old adventure games. I'm glad GOG carries most of them with baked in DOSBOX emulation. It's so convenient.
I know, right? And they nearly always had them on their sales for close to nothing.
@@OldAndNewVideoGames All the better reason to play old games first. Who needs Fallout 5 when I haven't even finished Monkey Island 2?
@@rayceeya8659 Oh man... If you would've put literally any other game in there... But Fallout 5... I need it! I need it now! Preferably made by Obsidian, using Bethesda's IP, and not Bethesda on their own. Cause I don't want it ending up being another F4.
@@OldAndNewVideoGames I'd rather have Outer Worlds 2. Obsidian really knows how to tell a story. They seem to be most focused on Avowed now though.
@@rayceeya8659 Both games are coming, so we should have an interesting next couple of years.
Did you know that Loom was supposed to be a triolegy.
The first game featured Bobbin Threadbare. The 2nd game was going to feature the blacksmith kid who you accidently brutally murdered. And according to interviews the 3rd game was going to be the sheephearder you helped in loom.
All 3 games was going to have radio plays as well to further the story (only the first game got that)
Unfortunatly due to it being so different, it didnt sell well at the time causing the projects to be scrapped :(
I did not know that, but it's actually pretty interesting.
That sounds really nice! Such a pity the other two games didn't get made. I'm into radio theatre, thanks for the tip about the existing play! :)
That's a real shame. It's a beautiful game.
Oh man, Dreamweb is still one of my all time favorites! I even had the review for the CD version published back in the days of paperback magazines. Yeah, I know it's not a particularly awesome adventure game and I am perfectly aware that Ryan is a bit of a dork, but man - those vibes, that depressing atmosphere... All that stuff was (and I would say still is) rock solid. I still listen to the OST from that title from time to time, and the addition of the diary in the retail box sure was a neat little thing.
Also, super cool to see Fable getting a mention. While I still have a vivid memory of playing this one way back when, I have literally never heard of anyone talking about and over time I have developed this suspicion that I have merely imagined the whole thing.
Anyway, just wanted to add that - being a bit of a dinosaur - I really dig your channel and the stuff you're unearthing. You sure know your stuff and I respect that.
I remember reading about Dreamweb before I even got a chance to play it, and I got sooooo into it. And then I tried playing it, and I didn't know what to do at all. It took me few attempts, but loved it after. Not an easy game, but well worth the effort.
Fable is a bit of an overlooked gem, but I think it's all because when it released. We've been mostly into Windows by then, and new DOS games weren't as popular anymore. And there were considerably fewer of them.
Thank you! :) I really appreciate and value comments like that. They make my day!
you can tell they had a ton of enthusiasm when they started making it, made it linearly and ran out of steam by the end as it gets super basic and then the ending feels incomplete, like we just need to finish it and we're tired of working on it. hehehe.
A good varied selection. I haven't played a point and click game in ages.
There's quite a few of them on GOG, and they're usually dirt cheap. :)
Janosik, do you have the "ASK ME ABOUT LOOM"-pin from Secret of Monkey Island? Because you really sold me on its graphics and gameplay
It's permanently planted on my chest. ;)
Excellent videos, gotta love these blasts from the past. Propz to the guys shouting out GOG, can I also give a mention to Retro eXo? Thousands of old DOS & Win3x games, and a bunch of Apple II GS stuff as well. Retro gaming heaven.
I actually use RetroeXo for my DOS videos. :)
Flight of the Amazon Queen is free on gog. It's a fun game in a Kings Quest kind of perspective, which is my favorite kind.
Well, here you go... There's just no better price than free! ;)
The Last Express looks awesome for it's time, what a novel concept and well executed too no pun intended.
Oh, nice one, I see what you did there :)
Shadowgate is impressive for its day. Mouse control wasn’t new in 1988 but it wasn’t standard either. Shadowgate used a windowed interface & mouse control to make best use of the hardware available at the time whilst also being an immersive & (for the time) substantial game, all in hideous CGA with beep screecher audio.
I don’t know Personal Nightmare but I sense a joke about your boss’ wife coming… no? Colour me surprised! 😄 The game sounds interesting though & does a good job of the environment looking like a British country village of the time though?
Loom stands out as something special for the time & still stands out as a great piece of story telling with some unique mechanics that make it a must play for anyone interested in gaming history.
Cruise for a Corps is quite well known amongst the TH-cam retro gaming community but less well remembered outside of that which is a shame because it’s excellent! It’s very Agatha Christy meets L.A. Noire & works really well. It’s a classic that everyone should try, at least once.
Amazon: Guardians of Eden is new to me? Sounds like a blast though? I love SBiG (So Bad it’s Good) movies & that’s a genre that can be passed to games in the right circumstances.
I didn’t spot a single Steam key but 100 hidden Cthulhu fish is £1.84 at time of writing so I think I’ll be OK? 😄
Return of the Phantom looks great for its day & presents a compelling story, it’s definitely worth a play.
Dream Web was controversial in it’s day for it’s gore, violence & sexual content which seems pretty tame by modern standards but the gritty world, no holds bared story & decent gameplay make it well worth a play through today.
I still have a big box copy of Flight of the Amazon Queen & still go back to it from time to time. It’s a well balanced game that’s not just a list of bad jokes like some point & click games of the time.
Got to say, I really like the presentation of Fable (1996). The story book graphics were not unique but fit the game well. I like it & I’d recommend it to anyone wanting to get in to these old games as it’s a fairly light & easy game to get to grips with.
The Last Express looks beautiful for it’s time & does tell a compelling story but to be honest the realtime gameplay gets on my nerves. I don’t want to have to be in the right place, at the right time just to see the train guard juggle 3 copies of his head. I know Cruise for a Corps kind of does the same thing but not really & it’s a lot more forgiving with your opportunities to talk to people.
What a list! At first I was thinking why didn’t you choose this game or that game but quickly realised how long that list would get, so going for some of the somewhat “hidden gems” makes a lot of sense. Fun video, thanks!
In all honesty, I tried recording Shadowgate for the video, but I so sucked at it today, it was beyond unusable. xD
You know, I was thinking about saying something about my boss' wife with Personal Nightmare, but I didn't want the video to become just a series of little stories about her.
There was actually 8 keys for 100 Hidden Cthulhu Fish. I know for a fact that one has been claimed already, but the other 7... They may still be there.
I loved Dreamweb! Played it first on the Amiga, and it was bliss!
Fable looks great and is fun, but the ending, in either of the versions really is a bit... I don't know... Flat?
Yup, the idea here was to avoid the triple-A games altogether. I have plenty of videos with these. :)
This is a video worth of the bacon button. :) Even if I just listened to it for now while walking. You have a list of really good games there.
Loom is a real gem and I really need to play it. I'm glad you included it here. :) It needs more love.
I've seen a playthrough of Return of the Phantom and it's got a mysterious atmosphere.
Oh, Fable I've actually played. XD Not to completion, I think. It was a bit lacking in storytelling, but still nice.
And, even if I don't quite hate parsers with the passion of a competitive whistler with dry mouth, I'm very happy when mouse controls are an option.
Oh, and that's nice of you and the game maker to give those keys away! :)
I saw you had Loom on your "big" list, so we can expect a playthrough of it at some point, right? And an EGA version no less, so it should be interesting.
Did you managed to grab one of the codes for the freebie?
@@OldAndNewVideoGames Yes, I added the EGA Loom after seeing a video a while ago about how the art was created for that version. It was pretty impressive. If the random generator doesn't pick it, I might just do a let's play anyway. :)
Oh, I'd found 6 or 7 codes when I watched it. Now that you asked, I did go back and tried a couple and the second one worked. So thank you! :)
@@TeaAndFloppyDisks Looking forward to it. It's an entirely different adventure than all the others. Beginning will be slow and a little bit annoying. But just a little. With couple of hours under your belt though, I'm sure you'll be in love with it. Loom that is.
You're welcome and it's really Pawel who graciously donated the codes, so I'm glad that I could share them with my viewers.
Also, and I know it's not the right place to do it, but since I'm only half way through the email, and will be working most of the day/night on Wednesday's video tomorrow, and may not be able to end the email tomorrow (though I'll try) - and this is way too long sentence to still make any sense - I've read the job description, I know you wanted to hear what I think about it, and it's a masterpiece! :)
@@OldAndNewVideoGames Then Loom deserves its own series :) It's ok, I'm also slow and a bit annoying at times. :D
Then I will thank both you and Pawel for the code. Dziękuję! :)
I know, I wrote a lot, so take your time. Um, you read it? And didn't hate it? Yay! I literally did a little leap of joy. :D Thank you! I'm glad you liked it. :)
@@TeaAndFloppyDisks Loom is definitely something special. I didn't play on completing it back in the day. I mean, it came from LucasArts, so I had inkling that it would be good, but the new control mechanics where not something I was into at start, it worked it way into my heart on its own.
Super fun lost!
:)
would love to see Guilty being shown 😄
Now that's a great game! I might talk about it in some other video in the future. I know I've covered it in some form in the past somewhere, but it may require a bit more thorough look.
Loom definitely was an interesting one.
It's a game I never wanted to complete because of how weird it was, and yet, as soon as I gave it like a couple of hours or so, I sunk and went through it all. :)
*Name castle Shadowgate*
*Has no shadows, only pastel colours*
Switch and bait?
My ego is bruised when i see a point and click game that i dont know. My ego was bruised a couple of times in this video. I will correct this :)
Ha ha ha :) And these are not even rares, just B-listers... Have you seen my Obscure DOS Games series? I've covered quite a few pretty rare point'n'clickers there.
Dude, same here. Great fan of the genre and 4 of them did not even heard about 😄
@@huaweisaturno1474 I've covered literally hundreds of obscure games, so I'm sure I'll manage to find few more in the future to surprise you again. ;)
Graphic Adventure I started with King Quest. Then Larry 1 I think and Zak and the Alien Mindbenders and Maniac Mansion. Back when there was no mouse, so tecnicaly my first "point and click" is Secret of Monkey Island 😄
@@huaweisaturno1474 Oh... Monkey Island is like the best game ever! Tough one to start with, cause then you compare all others to it, and that's not entirely fair. Cause not much is as good.
I know the guy who wrote Personal Nightmare. Was a good friend of mine! He didn't become rich or anything!
Seriously? WOW! Any interesting stories?
(Shadowgate) Over exaggerating the fear of night is fairly reasonable play for most stories. altho i prefer being in the night. everything is bit prettier, things have more depth visualy.
Also (possibly from same movie?) before there was any light there was the dark and after last sun stops reacting there will also be darkness...
So to pick a fight with something that is timeless and clearly going to win is bad idea i guess.
the extreme lethality dose not realy appeal to me just the idea behind he story.
(Loom) yeah thats one of those games that got me not comprehending what its expecting me to do... i DO remember i did play Dig too and that one was far more managble, still over my head tho.
shame because Loom is pushed hard by people who played it at the time as one of best games of the era.
(curse for a corpse) the talk first and than deal with everything else is pretty good fit for my personal tastes to be fair, i love Hercuile Poirot (especialy D. Suchett version, whom like Peter Falk and Larry Hagman pretty much mastered their role to a point where no suitable alternative actor could ever do as good of a job - not that i am suggesting either peter or larry should've do hercuile poirot).
Tho i am always worried if all dialogue has high stakes, i like lower strips more .) it too offten goes into one or the other pitfall: it can be one and done failure for each talk or it realy dose not matter what you ask NPC...
(the devil haunting presenter's day work premises) man that dose sound like bosses i once had... payed me JUUUUST over legal minimum for 12 hour long night shift guarding job because that was lowest they could legaly pay me.
If anything that beast would deserve being thrusted into realm of not having money for say a year just so that she could appretiate how bad she treated those workers.
Now i am no legal expert but surely there have to be labour laws that'd give them some leverage in the situation - they did nearly full day's work they should've been paid for full day no matter the side quest the bitch i mean bosse's wife (i am sorry i did not mean to talk bad of female dogs, they are just as lovely and cuddly as male doggos and do not deserve to have their name besmirched by being likened to the woman in question).
(Fable) how the hell did Molyneux cheat makers of THIS fable out of that name?
this seem rather fascinating as the game title looks mildly familiar to one of the newer ones screen hmm...
To be fair i kinda want to play the dark ending one just for the intrigue. you CAN do bad ending if you set it up well, there dose need to be positive component to it but it could easily end up being.
Awww it dose not appear to be avalable at either GoG or steam.
the last express is a cool game and sort of high brow political story that I appreciate now but isn't really a game you could possibly expect to be a big hit with gamers, especially children who mostly played games at the time. I'm so glad it got made I just think it was impossible for it to be a financial success. Absolutely stellar.
So, uhm... A definition of a B-lister? :)
@@OldAndNewVideoGames yes also the definition of a 'good game made by passionate people who wanted to make the 'art'' which is a dead trend justabout nowadays, except in the Indie games field
there's something to be said about a quality produce that was never intended to be financially viable but just 'the thing the people set out to make' god bless them for it.
@@WildFungus I'd argue that Obsidian still makes games like that. Just check their latest few releases, they're in it to win it. Not money, the hearts! ;)
Also, Devolver seems to be dropping real fun games, though they're more of a publisher than dev nowadays.
What was the problem with my post about Retro eXo?
Why would there be one? Did something happened?
@@OldAndNewVideoGames A few hours ago I posted a comment here thanking you for this video and bigging up Retro eXo and thir marvellous retro gaming projects. It was deleted after a few minutes, and not by me. I couldn't see that it would upset anyone, there was nothing unpleasant in it (and no links), reworded it slightly and tried again, with the same result. If you didn't delete it then it sems to have fallen foul of a TH-cam bot. I'll try again, perhaps with a bit less detail, see what happens. Maybe I could email you the original post?
@@mitabpraga7487 The new post about RetroeXo showed up. And nope, I didn't delete anything. So, hard for me to say what YT has been doing on their end. It didn't show up in my "Held for review" either.
Does your boss know you talk about his wife ?
He's self-employed.
I wish, but not the case I'm afraid. xD
Nope xD