He's from Brazil and may not have the finances to get himself set up with a good mic and editing software or whatever I think it's pretty cool that YT has it set up so people from poorer areas can start up a channel and try to make it big enough to make some cash. Layering too many high standards on everyone the world over is pretty disingenuous.
Marvel vs Capcom 2 made me buy the Dreamcast but the hidden gems are what made me keep the system close *ie never letting a cousin/friend borrow or have it just because I moved on to next gen systems. Mars Matrix a shmup still to this day never got a re-release. Can’t wait for project Justice next year.
I wouldn't say AFO voice chat was completely in real time, considering only one person could at a time. But yes, it was a nice game since it was the only other game that I remembered using the microphone other than Seaman.
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As if the AI voice wasn't lazy enough, all of these are fairly well known games, Power Stone 2 a secret? Really?
I saw power stone 2 and was like huh??
Damn, way to just call him out lol. I can respect the transparency though. I will say the ai ruins the video for sure
A lot of the writing is obviously AI too. Hard pass.
He's from Brazil and may not have the finances to get himself set up with a good mic and editing software or whatever
I think it's pretty cool that YT has it set up so people from poorer areas can start up a channel and try to make it big enough to make some cash.
Layering too many high standards on everyone the world over is pretty disingenuous.
the AI voice has exceptional emotional depth
Marvel vs Capcom 2 made me buy the Dreamcast but the hidden gems are what made me keep the system close *ie never letting a cousin/friend borrow or have it just because I moved on to next gen systems. Mars Matrix a shmup still to this day never got a re-release. Can’t wait for project Justice next year.
psyhic force was a gem
I wouldn't say AFO voice chat was completely in real time, considering only one person could at a time. But yes, it was a nice game since it was the only other game that I remembered using the microphone other than Seaman.
You didn't mention that Headhunter for the US required the use of the GameShark to play.