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Hello again everyone! Yeah, I know, the camera quality is horrendous. I unfortunately found out on the day of recording that my usual lighting setup was out of order. I figured just going to the brightest part of the building and using my camera's low-lighting setting would be enough. Apparently it was not. 😅
Sorry about that! By the time I had found out, I had already rambled on for literally hours. What you're seeing is actually an extremely cut down version of the original recording to include only the most interesting parts. I literally have enough left over footage to create a part two or three of this if I was crazy enough to do it! I considered scrapping the video entirely due to the issues, but I figured this was still better than absolutely no content.
That being said, thanks for your understanding and patience as I work on the next video. I think it'll be something all of you will really enjoy!
Tech Rules 4 days?
@@bah-fv2ec yeah how is this comment 4 days old yet the video just came out
@@bah-fv2ec Probably had video private or unlisted for a few days (for some reason)
OOF on the bad sponsorship.
why did you pick NordVPN as the sponsor?, haven't you heard of what happened to them?, as in the leaks and stuff they've been exposed from.
The first ever DLC was the ancient Mesopotamians downloading the river Tigris onto their irrigation systems.
They downloaded the Tigris onto there Jaguars!
The first ever DLC was the Universe Expansion
Pretty sure that's the first instance of streaming, actually.
@@Corvidsong I thought that was part of the base game
What
This man deadass only has a couple of videos and still makes better content than 90% of TH-camrs
And the great thing about these quality-over-quantity type channels is that they have much better audience loyalty and retention
And has a Nord VPN sponsorship lol
you could say the same for Oversimplified who does have a nord vpn sponsership and audience loyalty and blah blahh blah
Not to mention too many sponsors to count.
90% of youtubers are terrible kids cartoon makers.
Fun fact: the Save Data Update Channel is one of the few things (the other one is the Wii U Transfer Tool) still downloadable from the Wii Shop without you needing to have already obtained it beforehand.
I remember the Berry Glitch. I was very frustrated as a child, and then one day, after trading some Pokemon from my Pokemon Colosseum copy, it worked again. I found out why some years later, but I love when people mention that glitch because I can actually relate to that.
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T e c h t a l k s w o u l h a v e b e e n a g r e a t n a m e
"...we didn't have to wait 2 years for a jpeg of bread"
Imagine a 32K JPG of bread...
@Detlaff von Drac A man of culture, I see.
@Detlaff von Drac r/breadstapledtotrees
What the fuck are you doing here, red
@@JoyKirbs can a man not watch content
This reminds me a lot - Nintendo didn’t have patches for ages, but they DID have a shitload of DLC that you got from connecting two games together - odd as they are in this regard, the Pokemon games are notorious for this, as well as the Legend of Zelda Oracle games. But there’s actually a really awesome and unknown example of this out there which is almost blatantly in defiance of patch rules, and it’s really fun to talk about because it only game out in Japan.
Super Robot Wars 64 is a MASSIVE fucking game. In terms of pure content, I think it's probably the biggest game in the franchise in general, and if it's not then it's really close. There are so many permutations of the four protagonists, the many routes, their many sub routes, and secrets and such that it's frankly absurd. But hidden in the cartridge are a bunch of things that even in this game didn't show off at first, and I suppose it's to be expected that in a crossover game like this they'd hide literal entire series.
So how did you get them? Easy. On the GB at the time, there was a game called Super Robot Wars Link Battler. It was an... alright puzzle game, if nothing totally special. But it had bare bones versions of a lot of stuff 64 had, and it also happened to have three whole series that weren't in 64. And if you connected Link Battler to 64, well, the two games would trade content off, and suddenly you'd end up with Zambot 3, Goshogun, and Gundam F91 (with the Vigna Ghina) and all their pilots along for the ride on your copy of 64.
And this wasn't a minor thing, too. They went ALL OUT. Each series has its own theme, which shows up in the frigging karaoke mode. The two pilots from F91 have a Love bonus (additional damage if they're next to each other) and as UC pilots, half the game's units are usable by them - and their units, which are solid in the early game, are usable by anyone else. Goshogun has a secret move that you can unlock by upgrading it correctly. And Zambot 3 can decombine into its components, one of which has its own transformation, AND it has a combination attack with a different robot in the game (64 was the first game in the franchise with combos and they went nuts on them). On top of that, they join you through a side stage that happens to be able to change depending on which ones you get.
Link Battler, meanwhile, can grab the 64 protagonists from 64, and can additionally give pilots in 64 extra levels, which is meant to play off that game's scaling level curve to allow for more interesting high level gameplay well earlier than intended. It's fun as fuck.
Mattman324 insane bro
Now THAT'S an ambitious crossover
The pokemon games are the most shitty kind of DLC, they sell the other content as a separate game for "encouraging online interaction"
I’ll read this tomorrow
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 you read it yet?
Dragon Quest X for the Wii did have game patching. The Dolphin (the GC/Wii emu) guys made an article about it some time ago.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that! It came with that weird USB drive that it would install updates to!
I thought I had seen everything but then I realized that someone composed a song for the The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Save Data Update Channel.
The music is actually from the twilight princess soundtrack, from ordon village if I remember correctly
skyward sword channel has Twilight Princess music. Wow
i thought it was the animal crossing city folk channel theme
Gonna say, you got me with "That thing's the size of a quarter, then I picked up the rest of the bank."
You should really consider making more of these even though you said you weren't planning on it. It was a fun watch, and it'd be pretty cool to have one of these once in a while during the waits between videos
Confirmed here the Xbox is in fact a bank.
Horse Armor didn't provide armor to the horse, but it did double their health, capped at 750. However, the way it did this was by replacing the existing horse with a different entity, the armored version, and the armored horses had terribly buggy AI.
Ah, okay, so it _did_ provide a defensive benefit in some way. Thank you for clarifying. TR should add that info to the pinned comment.
It doesn't surprise me that it worked like that. It was a feature the game was never originally designed to have or conceived of as having - the DLC was thrown together in a short time as a crude remedy to the problem of bandits ignoring you and focusing on your horse. And substituting one NPC for a modified copy is a fairly common workaround hack.
this channel has the most positive feedback on any channel I’ve ever seen by far, not only did you blow up, you managed to only reach people who love this type of content. It really is a TH-cam miracle.
will add that I can’t think of anyone more deserving of a TH-cam miracle, keep doing what you do man (or honestly do whatever you want because I’m still down to watch) I love it, everyone loves it. Tech rules uploaded everyone liked that
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bruh what he has a face
@@weene875 but what if he didn't?
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the skyward sword patch still works I believe, and is literally the only thing left on the Wii Shop Channel apart from the transfer tool
Dial-up was pretty acceptable for downloading content that fit in a 100kB VMU. Of course you'd have to establish the connection (with that sick computery riff) which is the hardest part.
just a quick correction: third gen didnt introduce the clock, that was second gen :)
But pokemon fire red and leaf green don't have them, only RSE
@@marvelousball FRLG are gen 3 games. Gen 2 was GSC.
@@marvelousball FRLF doesn't have a clock system inside bc they tried to recreate the 1st gen, where they didn't have any kind of clock inside. And yeah, in the 2nd gen they added the clock system and day/night system, if you remember how to evolve Eevee to Espeon or Umbreon.
@@devilluv_ *espeon, sylvain was gen 6 fairy eeveelution
Eden Anarchy due to your profile pic your quick correction is invalid
Stop lying, its obvious that the lip sync is *too* perfect
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This was great man, a little skeptical at first but the video flowed very nicely and I was intrigued by all these facts I didn’t need to know, can’t wait to see what you upload next!
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13:05 *laughs in Brawl*
Really though, I do agree that trying to make the game feasible to play unpatched is a good philosophy, even if a lot of older games, including ones produced by Nintendo or for Nintendo systems, honestly do need a patch or two...
As the wise man says, hope for the best, prepare for the worst.
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10:57 "But whatever, It's 15 years ago I'm not mad about it *anymore* ".
I quite enjoyed this format, was nice to hear about the Dreamcast's ability. Thanks for the video!
Wow. So early in your career and you've already done SO well that TH-cam is already failing to notify me that you've uploaded despite being subscribed AND specifically having notifications turned on for your channel!
Truly you are a rising star.
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What's funny is another part of GBA dlc that was missed: Mystery Gift and Pokemon events. Gen 3 event items for the Old Sea Map, Mystic and Aurora tickets. Essentially little bits of code sent to the cartridge as a key to cause the coded event chain to start and to alter the flag in the save data. And then the normal event transfer and downloads which existed back in Gen 1 with the Mew events and competitions.
Even trading in general, the transfer of data from one cartridge to another counts as DLC with an upload and download exchange of content.
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The content specifically for Kuzco.
Kuzco's content
Great to see you posting again!
Man, the Berry Glitch patch... They put that thing everywhere. There were physical distributions of it, too, via Game Cube demo kiosks in stores. That version of it came with an added bonus - you got a Shiny Zigzagoon out of the deal, along with fixing your games clock.
Actually, now I'm wondering if it was stealth included somehow in the Gen IV games, in Pal Park. I mean, I doubt it, but I can't shake the question now...
To access palpark you had to use the title menu to migrate pokemon and it would save both games at once, it could have been added in that save process
Dragon Quest X and Cave Story on the Wii also had updates, DQ X came with a USB stick that the game (as well as the expansions) installed to, Cave Story just had to be redownloaded.
There was another way to softlock your game in Twilight Princess, with a similar saving issue. There was a large bridge that you would need to teleport elsewhere in the game. If you teleported the bridge, but saved before leaving the area, you would reload on the wrong side of the now missing bridge, and would be unable to continue.
"I make the video, I make the rules, shut up" shut up and take my sub
Hi rulez :D
(GBA)Cartridges were ROM mostly, so that patch must have been downloaded on the save chip(EEPROM?), either by modifying some value about the time counter variable or, as some guys have done with older Pokemon games, by installing subrutine that reset the value each time it reaches 1 year.
It would be very interesting to know seeing the limitations of the hardware...
Short answer: The patch modifies a time counter variable, which in theory should prevent the glitch from ever recurring (in practice, there are circumstances that can cause it a second time).
Long answer: Basically, the game stores the time both as a date in a clock inside the cartridge, and as a numerical value in the save file. There's a conversion function in the code that will turn the date into the numerical value the save file uses. When the cartridge clock's date rolls over, _and_ it converts into a number higher than the save file's current value, the save file's day counter increases by one and a new day starts in the game. If the clock's date ever converts to a value lower than the save file value (which can happen either due to a flaw in the conversion function, or a problem with the battery that powers the cartridge clock), the day counter doesn't change. The patch works by setting the cartridge clock to a date that - at the time the glitch was first being reported - would be greater than or equal to the save file value.
@@Naixatloz ingenious! Thanks for the detailed response :)
I often rewatch informative type videos from channels I like because firstly, I like the content, and secondly, I tend to forget some of what I learned, and I like learning things. Just wanted to let this strange man know, whoever he is, that his channel grew to be one of my favourites on all of TH-cam really quickly. Hope you're doing well!
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I always forget that I'm subscribed to this channel but that's great because it's like a little surprise when you post :-)
I really like how Nintendo made patches before the 3ds and wii u
They always find little interesting ideas.
Like an e-reader card that can patch your game, that's so cool
Also very cool video dude, the french guy that I am enjoyed it a lot
The E-Reader cards are very simple in that they send a coding instruction to the E-Reader itself & the GBA it's inside of that writes a simple program with text and functions to be used with the 2nd GBA. They're like printed Batch Files, barcodes or even QR codes now that just hold a long string of binary that gets translated. Then, the program that is created just alters the save file of the cartridge to adjust the calendar.
I love these channels, this is legit stuff I’ve never heard of before instead of the same recycled trivia you hear thrown around most channels. I’m losing my mind that I didn’t know about the berry update thing in fire red and leaf green, I thought I knew basically everything about those games
10 MINUTE POWER HOUR JUMPER. dude nice. As if I didn’t have enough reasons to love this channel
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The first dlc nintendo made with wifi was in pokemon crystal where in Japan using a dial up phone you get celebi, but like mew in gen 1, the event can be triggered with a cheat device or glitches, and is actually in English weirdly enough
With how much love you give the Dreamcast I'm surprised to see no mention of Phantasy Star Online, the first online RPG on consoles. Online multiplayer 3D "dungeon" crawling on console with 3 people anywhere in the world in 2000! It was such a big deal at the time that they even put "Online" in the name of the game.
The Dreamcast really was too far ahead of its time. Microsoft ended up consulting Sega heavily when they were developing the Xbox (their first console).
Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility had a bug that made one of the bachelor's unmarriageable. You had to send in your disc to fix the bug too. It made it so the game would freeze during the 5th heart event in the mines and you couldn't go to the 10th level without marrying Calvin, because the game would freeze.
I'm a little disappointed you didn't explain why the Magneto costume was removed from MVC3. The costume itself was based on an outfit Magneto wears in the House of M storyline which looks exactly like what Juan Carlos, King of Spain, wears in his official royal photograph. Either to avoid controversy or potential legal action from Spanish royalty, Capcom removed the costume altogether. The costume was even removed from the recent current gen port of UMVC3 which includes all costumes and both DLC characters. However, if you have the game on PC, you can simply mod the costume back in.
The real issue is have with DLC is that it was part of what led to the "we'll patch it later" mentality devs tend to have these days.
Wasn't sure about this format but found myself really liking it, because I can watch it without sending full attention and mostly listening while it plays on my other monitor. Great job! Super interesting topic
I read somewhere that Super Mario Galaxy 2 was originally supposed to be DLC for the original Mario Galaxy. It became a standalone title because the devs added so much stuff that it could be its own game.
It's always good to experiment with content and try new stuff.
I can hear the theme from Sonic Adventure's Casinopolis.
Skyward Sword is one of my favorite games and this is the first time I heard of this glitch. WELP. I guess I know what to avoid doing lol.
this dude is a man of culture. the the sonic adventure music gave me nostalgia
bet u didnt notice i put 2 "the"s muahaha
Some info about patches on the Wii:
Twilight Princess is the closest thing the Wii had about patches. Since it had a defective save file (and the added issue of buffer overflow in the horse naming box which allowed hacking), it patched the IOS the game uses to run the game. I am not certain about SS, but I think the Channel just fixed a value which was incorrectly ticked when you did things out of order and forced a system update which could uninstall mods that were inside. IOS is a small kernel the Wii use to "talk" to different aspects of the console, like storage, devices and so on. After that, the Wii has a similar issue to the Dreamcast, that is why it wasnt possible to patch games afterwards, the internal storage is really small even at the time (a little bit more than 512MB). They could have required expanded storage like the 360 did after the NXOE update, but I think they really avoided to use SD or USB storage because they coudnt control (like the Brawl's Stage Builder which is one of the entrypoints to hack the system) and to avoid confusion to a less techy audience the Wii targeted.
the pokemon rs berry update thing is genuinely so interesting
It's actually a really cool and interesting video
The little sound problems aside (when you get too close), I find this to be 100% worth a video, I wouldn't mind having videos like this from time to time
My man rocking the 10 minute power hour shirt. 10/10.
Also, I’ve been literally waiting since I was 7 or so years old for anything more that’s Floigan Bros. You actually answered child me’s wishes.
that was a fun video, however for some reason i like "vlog" videos like these better when they have more images, graphs, that kind of stuff
The Wii could have been setup to do patches, they just never did it.
The CTGP for mario kart wii gets updates through wiimfi.
@@clunky9072 No it doesn't.
@@gudenau sorry maybe i should clarify. This is custom tracks for mario kart. The modders/hackers have found a way to update using the internet. So yes it does.
@@clunky9072 No it doesn't. It uses chadsoft to update, Wiimfii is only for the online rooms.
Cod MW3 had a patch you had to download to use online
man i love his videos like everytime when there is a notif for new tech rules video i get so hyped
Just happened for me. It popped up in my recommended and I was like "OH SHIT TECH RULES"
About the Dlc on disc thing for the ps3/360:
In Dark Souls 2, if you have full vanilla, no dlcs, you can still access dlc areas if you put your sign down in front of the place, people summon you and open the area. It only works in their worlds, in yours it remains locked. But it's still pretty neat
Was the actual DLC added in patches, though? In that case it wouldn't be on-disc DLC, the content would just be part of a patch for compatibility purposes
You're back! I love your vids bro!
The werid thing about Skyward Sword is that it did have an update, at least for me it did. I have never played the game before and two months ago or so, I started it up, but then it gave me the message that I had to update it. And then it updated somehow... and then it started and everything was fine, well Link sometimes walks when I'm not pushing the analog stick but whatever.
And note that I have ever connected my Wii to the internet. Never the wi fi, never the LAN... There's a possible, reasonable explanation for it, but probably something you didn't mention and that I don't know of...
That wasn't a game update. Skyward Sword contained the last System Update, this was to ensure the WiiMotion Plus worked at its peak and maybe some display or loading optimizations. The walking thing sounds like your controller is either dirty or busted
man this video is so good and tech rules is so funny for no reason
Atlus did something similar to dlc with persona 3 fes. To not seem like they scammed people who bought the original persona 3 they released a much cheaper "persona 3 fes append disc" that patched in the new content to a vanilla disc if you owned it.
Horse armor DLC in Oblivion does effect your horse if I remember correctly. However it doesn't act as armor, in the damage resistance sense. It just adds more health to your horse. You have a choice between steel and elven armor. Both act and cost the same but look different. You also are able to get a free horse from it named "old nag". She is the weakest and slowest horse in Oblivion but she does her best!
Fun fact: TLoZ: Skyward Sword had the same save game glitch, and instead of releasing a patch fixing the issue Nintendo released a completely new app for Wii Shop Channel that fixed your corrupted save file.
Edit: Nvm, you explained that too. Great work dude, keep it up!
Edit 2: Never forget how Bethesda tried to trick us into buying free mods as paid dlc, that was nuts
It wasn't exactly a trick, unless you consider it a "trick" that Steam has you pay for indie games
The Wii couldn't patch retail discs, only WiiWare titles got updates or DLC. To fix the bugs in Twilight Princess and Metroid The Other M, you wouldn't mail them your game disc. You would mail them an SD card with your save file on it, which they would patch to fix the bug. You could mail Skyward Sword saves to them too, but they also released that WiiWare tool that you could use to fix it yourself.
It's not really "DLC" in the traditional sense, but staggered unlocks were occasionally used in arcade games. Anyone who has played on System 573-based DDR machines has likely come across this. Those older games didn't have any sort of online connectivity and contained a number of hidden songs. Some on-disc songs are only accessible using the roulette feature or on a specific stage number, but to be unlocked for general play the machine operator would have to enter a code in the service menu. It's also worth noting that the unlock flag is stored in battery backed RAM, so if the battery fails the unlock code has to be reentered every time the machine is booted. Fun.
Many modern arcade rhythm games are Internet-enabled and do support DLC, and even microtransactions in some cases (oh, Konami…).
I was thinking "who is this strange child," but I respect the confidence 😂
This was really fun, I would love to hear you talk more like this.
Those Sonic Adventure DLC messages hurt to read a little.
There's TH-camrs that's been making videos for years you came along because you got recommended to me that's how I subscribed you only have a few videos like five how did you get so many viewers and so little time I literally watched your first video I'm very confused🤔🤔🤔 you're great at what you do I congratulate you
period and comma have gone out of fashion i see
This was by far the most entertaining of all your vids until now :) great work man, keep it going!
If anyone's wondering what downloading stuff was like on dial-up, I remember normal speeds were around 6 kB per second. Comparing that to my WiFi getting generally 300 kB/s up to 1.2 MB/s... that's 50x slower than now on a bad day. Granted, files were smaller back then, too. But I also remember trying to get a private server of Ragnarok Online, and it saying it was going to take thousands of hours.
And I'm sure there's people who still have to use it to this day.
Fun fact, laws were never updated so in Canada, internet above 56k is illegal
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The fighting game analogy for the 360/PS3 actually had an even better example that was far more controversial than the costume bug in MVC3. Street Fighter x Tekken had PS3 exclusive DLC characters, I remember the main two being MegaMan and Pacman. They were on the disk but had to be redeemed, which I remember some people being frustrated with, but later found out that it had to be like that because the Xbox ALSO had them on disc, but completely lacked a way to unlock them whatsoever. I'm not even sure if they got put onto the Steam version. That debacle was a mess, and the game ended up being half baked on top of it.
dang this was good! great narrator! too bad theres only 5 videos in the last 12 months... but hopefully things will pick up a bit more!
Regarding Pokemon gen 3: it's not just berry trees-- Ruby and Sapphire's clock would just be completely messed up, preventing every other time-sensitive event such as Dept store sales and people who give you berries once per day. I remember talking to, uh, I think it was the Return/Frustration guy in Pacifidlog Town-- he gives you a TM once per week, I think, depending on how much your Pokemon likes you. Except instead of telling me to come back in 1-7 days, he'd give me some insane 5- or 6- digit number. It wasn't that you had to wait a whole year to make things work again; if you got RS at launch and got the glitch at the earliest point you could, you would STILL be waiting for that timer to go down. Crazy.
worth noting that the berry update doesn't actually patch the glitch; it just sets the clock ahead to bypass it. this is why it needs to be re-applied if you start a new game.
Literally as soon as I clicked on your 3ds video, I got a notification about this one. Hi rad!
This mans channel is like moldybagle who makes dbfz around the same tome you upload, slow upload times, amazing video's.
I would wait for a banger video!
Now this is the classic Tech Rules i know and love
I really appreciated that video tbh
And I learned way more stuff that I could think of, like the Dreamcast VMU DLC or the only patch on Wii
Fwiw, the Wii OS itself had updatable firmware. Nintendo also released an update to their Photo Channel, version 1.1, at some point, and also released a channel to restore version 1.0 .
that was nice! it was decent getting to see your face for a change. and it worked well for the kind of content I like these days, which is short things I can choose to watch while listening or not
Nintendo: When we release a game it is a finished product!
Animal Crossing New Horizons: Allow me to introduce myself
Pokémon Yellow, Crystal, Emerald, Platinum, Sun & Moon, Sword & Shield: "you're too slow!"
I don't know if they patched it out on PC but a similar bug could be found in the PlayStation version of Prince of Persia: Sands of Time. At one place, to open a door your sidekick needs to step on a stone. If you save at that point where your sidekick waits for you to solve the puzzle, when you load that save (or return from saving state), you see that she is stepping on the stone but the door doesn't open and she doesn't move whatever you do, basically preventing you from going forward.
So the on disc DLC was kinda like skate 3, where you could glitch out of bounds where the dlc was hidden
You know, one odd thing is, MonolithSoft actually did something similar to Ninja Gaiden's patch DLC in the Torna Expansion of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It wasn't much major, just minor quality of life stuff like making the collection locations labelled on the world, but those were changes that didn't make it back to the original game. Which is wild, right? They implement legitimate improvements to an Expansion Pass alternate story, but fail to patch that in to the base game as part of it.
Not sure how prevalent game patches were on the Wii, but I know Call of Duty: Black Ops had it.
Call of Duty: Black Ops in general was pretty impressive for a multiplayer game. Since Nintendo didn't have a service like Xbox live, the game simply had a whole friends system built in to it. It let you add people you meet in lobbies, let you see who was online on the game, join or invite your friends to games (public and private) and it even let you send and read text messages from your friends.
The fact that the banner music in the Skyward Sword Save Data Update Channel is a short jingle version of the Wild World/City Folk title screen theme...
I had a Sega Dreamcast it's sad that it failed I thought it was really good
the device was good but it got released too late! everyone was already waiting and saving up for the ps2!
the DC was a bit weird, it was released JUST before the ps2... but the specs and everything were closer to the ps1....
it should have been more powerful to compete with ps2, but i guess they just wanted to rush something out before the ps2... and thus it was doomed to fail
I'll always argue that if you love fighting games that the Dreamcast is the perfect console for you. It has arcade hardware so the games play perfectly.
@@Noisetank007 if you love fighting games you don't get the DC anyway because of its lackluster library. Also Sega's then president cancelled a great fighting game because 'he never heard of it', called Streets of Rage 4,which was planned for the dc.
@@midorifox ???
Street fighter 3 third strike, Capcom vs Snk 1 and 2, marvel vs Capcom 1 and 2, KOF 97 to 2002 just to name a few. What are you talking about "lackluster library"?
@@midorifox and streets of rage is a beat em up lmao
The wii actually had more patches than you mentioned, I specifically know that the Call of Duty games on wii, World at War, MW:Reflex, Black Ops, and MW3 had patches although I believe they were limited to bug fixes and maybe game mode variations. Although they were never able to stop hackers, most notably in mw3 where hackers were able to ruin other players accounts.
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Pokemon gen 2 had a paid dlc, pokemon crystal had a japanese exclusive connectability to mobile phones that allows you to get celebi by having the phone service give you the GS ball, and going to the ilex shrine gives you a celebi
I always think that people doesn't have a physical appearance until I see them
Never say never you don't know what the future holds
I'm so glad you're back! Your channel is so good!
Tech Rules BITS is actually a really nice thing to listen to, like a podcast!
“I just picked up a quarter and then picked up the rest of the bank” wiped me out