The true legacy of that random dude who made a rather incomplete guide of a very bad Shrek game. He clearly wasnt cut out to be a gamer, but he was a modern philosofer in the making. We may never hear his wise words ever again, but what he taught us will live on forever (though this Shrek video).
The way Shrek moves in this game makes it look like this is actually some random other platformer that had a Shrek model hastily modded in as a meme lol
@slycooperrocks5826 Genuine question, are you serious? Because Dice Canada is a legitimate game developer and every single part of the game is geared towards Shrek. Even the environments are at least vaguely Shrek, in a "idk man this works as a level for this franchise" kind of way.
@slycooperrocks5826 It does look like they made all the assets first, and then figured the game out after. But the way shrek moves is probably because he's playing on an emulator (I'd be very surprised if the xbox has a number of the issues in the video) and the Prince Charming thing is because Shrek 2 wasn't out yet
Ikr? People aren’t talking enough about how little this garbage has to do with Shrek besides him being the playable character. The developers probably just had a bunch of assets from an unreleased fairy tale themed game and slapped Shrek and a fart mechanic in the middle of it all.
I remember the Shrek DVD having a section that was like 'hints for the Xbox Game' and iirc, the hints had zero to do with the game itself (no button directions, just random questions with pictures) I _think_ i recall a youtuber talking about that and finding out something like, the game was changed during production? something where the hints were meant for the game originally, but ended up being useless.
With lots of older games the speed is tied to frame rate, so there's a good chance it's meant to be played at 30 fps and you're doubling shrek's immeasurable power at 60 fps. I highly recommend setting the videos playback speed at 50%, it makes everything about the game look and sound almost normal, but turns Kevin into a blathering drunk. Additional bonus, the video will last almost an hour and a half!
3:55 I find it hilarious that the boy that wrote this guide is probably about in his mid thirties, and that eventually he will find this video and beam at Kevin and get to know that he made a difference in the world.
My favorite line in this game was "There's a leak here" absolutely The funniest stuff I have ever heard, it Lia the peak of comedy, nothing could top it.
It warms my heart so much to see you playing my favorite childhood game. I was a Shrek fan through and through when it first came out and have so many fond memories of the Mother Goose level in particular (I don't think I ever got past it.) Then I lost my copy when we moved, which was truly devastating and even is to this day. At least I still have my copy for the GameCube. It has different levels and a slightly different storyline, though. UPDATE: I found my original copy of Shrek for the Xbox. My sister had it in her old video game collection. Miracles can happen.
@@christopherbucher7017 As a heads up, this ended up with about 8 different tangents in it so if you're not interested, the answer I've heard and seems most likely is that they locked the game-speed to the frame rate and he's playing it faster than the original console. Back to our regularly scheduled programming: I could be wrong but I remember reading a comment where someone theorized that on original hardware it was frame locked to 30fps, but kevin is playing at 60fps. While most modern PC and console games handle varying frame timings fine, a lot of older games aren't quite as graceful about it since the load on the system was generally a lot more consistent, not to mention well-optimized. When you have so little performance to work with even a lazy developer can't keep their job without putting in the work to optimize their games and get used to making optimizations even while phoning it in. You'd be shocked just how much compute is wasted with modern websites, apps, games, etc. There is a video by Molly Rocket called Clean Code, Horrible Performance where he basically shows that by following the 'best practices' of modern programming you can be losing *_decades_* worth of hardware development. That's likely not a perfectly representative case, but yeah, as a rule of thumb it's kind of insane how un-optimized modern things are. (*most modern things, a lot of open source software is actually remarkably lean. Not at theoretical maximum, but still really bloody good. The same hardware that idles on cold-boot at 5-10% CPU on windows can idle below 1% CPU with applications open on Linux. In fact, even with ~200 tabs, discord, steam, a few file manager windows, etc. I'm *_currently_* at 1%, and I ain't exactly running suckless) If it was locked at 30fps then they programmed the game to work at 30fps and may not have (likely didn't) add delta-time logic. In other words, they programmed Shrek to move 1/6 feet per frame instead of 5 feet per second, at 30fps that math works out, at 60 Shrek is explaining that in order to understand what he's about to tell you, you need to believe in the impossible. This is also likely why the jumps and other controls were so wonky as well, since everything from gravity to inital jump acceleration, turning speed, etc. would *_all_* likely be sped up. (For a bit more of a delve into delta-time MattKC has a video fixing a similar turn-speed bug in Lego Island where basically the same thing is happening.)
@@robonator2945 that makes sense! Thanks for the information. I think he had a similar issue with the PC version of Spider-Man 2000. The movement was tied to frame rate there as well and resulted in a lot of scripted actions breaking.
@christopherbucher7017 In the same thread the other guy saw the FPS comment people who played it on console said it was legitimately this chaotic. One guy said it was slower but IDK I'm gonna go with the majority personally. Other people also mentioned that if it was tied to framerate then other stuff would likely be messed up as well, not _only_ Shrek's movement, but the rest of the game seems to be running at the correct speed. The walkthrough also talks about how hard it is, especially to jump. I would presume this is a simple case of no playtesting.
I think he's sussed it out so that he has basically an assembly line. This is how I'd think it would go. Person 1 chooses the game and locates a working version of it, then Kevin plays the game and records his audio and/or visuals, then he sends that off to one of 4-5 editors who make about 1 video each a week, just over. Then they get reviewed and posted. This means Kevin probably doesn't make as much as he would be if he did it himself, but he's got himself set up where he can chill and basically just play 3-4H of videogames a day and just makes heaps off of it. He's got quite a few midrolls (mid vid adds) and TH-camrs also make $$ from watchtime so the 1h videos are making him way more than 6 10min videos. So I think he's done it really nicely where he just basically makes $$ off his personality and doesn't have to do much (though it would be quite exhausting still) which is great.
@@gsaucegaming6635 Oh hell yeah. Talking to TH-camrs, editing is the worst. For a 20 minute video you're looking at 12-15 hours of editing, which is just insane. It's the side of TH-cam people don't see, they see kids recording a 20minute video and making a bunch of money for it and think that all they do is record the video, but they don't think about scripting, pacing, lighting, directing, and then editing. Then God forbid you miss something and your video gets demonetized or claimed. That's like a week of solid work down the toilet, unless you can fix it. And then you've got the anxiety of basically not knowing what your next paycheck is gonna be, then the pressure of having a massive fan base who looks at you as something higher than a normal human. It must be crazy, I couldn't do it.
@@maxbracegirdle9990 I haven't been able to make gaming videos in a while but I definitely don't miss editing for 8 hours only for the file to get corrupted the SECOND I drag the file into youtube
Whoever did the sound editing for the final boss deserves an award. Letting The World Revolving play in the background while Shrevin just runs in circles fits so well. Also... CHAOS CHAOS!
i don't think i've heard kevin so desperately frustrated for so long in a while, if ever. this is the kind of game that made me think i didn't like video games growing up
love kev playing these old ass licensed games. REALLY wanna see him playin the ps2 shrek 2 game that had the little red riding hood inexplicably being part of your party and throwing poisonous apples around. And fiona had the za warudo stand
According to 3:56, even at the end of the game, Kevin is still considered a "newbie" as he is still "looking for hearts in a panic" and "humored by burps" 😂
I've been thinking about making a playlist of kevin videos that go over 30 minutes, just for myself, so I'm really happy that when I do it it'll have a lot of content~
I used to play this on the gamecube. These sounds of the burping and players and the map thing bring me back to my life’s earliest memories of around 20 years ago. It’s hard to comprehend how fast time has flown especially when you spend your life having fun.. via video games. Also, i just learned that the gamecube version is an altered storyline with different levels. It was reworked for the gamecube and called “Shrek: Extra Large” and was released on the gamecube in 2002. My mind is blown at learning this. No wonder i recognize the sounds and characters but don’t recognize any of these levels lol
My parents got me this game for Christmas instead of Pokemon. I quit during the tutorial because I thought the game was unplayable so hats off to you and I hope you have a speedy recovery after enduring this
Fun fact, Todd McFarlene (the man who made Spawn and Venom) did character designs for this game. I'm not kidding. Also, according to the credits, this game was developed in "10 Lucky Months", which I feel like explains a lot.
I feel bad for Kevin because he played this game, but I REALLY feel bad for his editor having to watch the uncut version of him spamming the gas buttons CONSTANTLY.
Just watching this drove me insane, I can’t even imagine what it must have been like to actually play it! This is why Kevin is the best TH-camr, he stops at nothing to entertain us…
This game looks like a nightmare. Thank you Kevin for sacrificing your sanity for our enjoyment. And for our own loss of sanity. Edit: 'The World Revolving' in the background of the final boss really makes how insane this game is making everyone by sheer exposure.
I like how most of the voice clips sound like placeholder clips that they ended up using anyways. Plus this was clearly made before the movie and they were only told "there's shrek" and "there's fairy tale stuff" and made it up as they went along
This is the Shrek I remember playing; it's like a fever dream made manifest. These voicelines had been seared into my poor brain and hearing them again is returning me to my 10 year old frightened self
This game was torture when I was a kid but I’m such a completionist that I always went back for more 😂 thank you for playing it and sharing in the trauma - this video was so nostalgic!!
I remember playing the GameCube port of this game (Shrek Extra Large), which was slightly better. Also, if you fell out of bounds, you'd find yourself in a room that looked like the inside of a GameCube. Also also, Todd McFarland made characters for this game.
I love the return of the skits, and the shopping stream gavel making an appearance 😂 I had also always wondered what Shrek and the gang got up to between the first and second movies. I still don't know but it was a shrektastic video nonetheless.
There's also a short film called Shrek 3D that takes place between the first and second movie about Shrek and Fionas honeymoon. It's also a fever dream and worth the 30ish minute wat h
MIGHT be my first youtube comment ever, but wanted to say all your extra effort in your videos is noticeable AND appreciated Kevo. You're hands down a quality creator and entertainer sir. These longer videos are fantastic.
Kevin, starting out, sarcastically: "I can't wait for a few hours from now, when I master jumping in this game" Kevin, a few hours later, sincerely: "I'm getting so good at parkour, I'm thinking about making a mlg compilation video of my best moves"
This is absolutely amazing. This was the first game I ever played on my gamecube when I was like 6 years old. I still come back to this game from time to time just to be stupid (especially in Mother Goose Land) However it is different than this version: real story progression, less glitchy, better graphics, more levels etc. This feels like a beta version of the gamecube version honestly and it's hard to picture this as being a real released game in comparison to the one I grew up with. Seeing Kevin getting stuck in some of the same places I did as a kid just made my day. In the Crown Prince's Castle you can get yourself out the window where you free the prisoners by bouncing off the walls. In the GC version it dropped you in a secret room where you were inside of your console. I'd love to know if that's possible in the xbox version. I would highly recommend going through this game again on the game cube if you can for a far better experience. I have completed that version several times with twice the content. Finding all hidden eggs and fairies is tricky but not impossible. It pains me though that you also did not get stuck looking for the fire pit in the tutorial. MEET ME IN THE FIRE PIT is something my family still shouts to each other 20 years later.
I know the Bee Movie game is a thing but after watching Kevin's Media Streams with Dr Bees makes an appearance every so often. They really gotta do a Bee Movie 2 with Dr Bees as the main protagonist. 🤣🤣🤣
I love the memories of nostalgia that Kevin is doing with this series it makes me feel happy to see others knowing how gaming was in 2000s and before. Thank you Kevin ❤️ P.s *Belch*
At first I thought I had already watched Kevin play this game, only to find out that I actually watched scykoh's gameplay, and Kevin using his video as a guide near the end brings me joy :)
Shrevin: We've not even seen any other character from Shrek so far. The Magic Mirror, who guided them through the tutorial: Am I a joke to you? Everyone watching the video: Yes.
I absolutely love the longer videos. I watch them while doing something else too, like having dinner or playing video games myself, and it feels like having a friend 😅
Kevin is actually able to pull out people's inner strengths and abilities. Because I'm feeling like I re-discovered my empathy. Because I'm beginning to feel depressed watching Kevin have to play this game... jesus christ... poor kevin :(
Finally someone heard my prayers. I spent so many sleepless nights, hoping Kevin would sprinkle some hot Shrek content on us again. And now, here we are. I can sleep in peace again.
I love not only the long videos, but I especially love the skit done for this one and the twist of him and the judge being the same 😂 had me laughing so hard. I love when Kevin gets creative like this :) /gen
I remember playing this game as a kid and Humpty Dumpty absolutely terrified me for some reason. I know I never beat the game but your play through brought back so many memories!
Really digging these longer playthroughs, you sound a lot more involved in what's going on on-screen which makes it a lot more fun too, hope you're enjoying doing it this way too 👍!
The idea that I can watch Kevin playing for almost an hour is awesome❤ keep up with these long form videos, I love watching them after a long day of work.
Loving the long format videos lately. You're one of the very select few people I can watch day in and day out without needing a break from your content, even find myself rewatching your older videos constantly. Wishing good tidings to you and yours for many years to come.
Poor Kevin. The sacrifices he makes to be an entertainer. But, at this rate, Kevin is well on the way to being able to say he has played all Shrek games ever to be released!
Wow, that's -- that's a glitchfest. One of those games you can hold up and say "THIS was rushed to consoles to cash in on a hit movie." Poor Kevin -- I'm sure Jim will be along to pick you up out of the padded room in no time!
"Try to use your fart intelligently" are truly words to live by.
The true legacy of that random dude who made a rather incomplete guide of a very bad Shrek game. He clearly wasnt cut out to be a gamer, but he was a modern philosofer in the making. We may never hear his wise words ever again, but what he taught us will live on forever (though this Shrek video).
*very good Shrek game
Between Shrek and Hagrid, I'm starting to think that Kevin just has a thing for burly men that live in the woods.
I think Kevin can easily relate to Shrek and Hagrid, as he himself is a burly, strikingly handsome man who lives in the woods !
@@redunderscore you forgot he closely relates to Shrek as he has a deep passion for farting on people to stun them
@Orion Sun the Male Alicorn of Light Morshu when Link is poor
@Orion Sun the Male Alicorn of Light not enough M’s.
I mean, who DOESN'T??
The way Shrek moves in this game makes it look like this is actually some random other platformer that had a Shrek model hastily modded in as a meme lol
@slycooperrocks5826
Genuine question, are you serious? Because Dice Canada is a legitimate game developer and every single part of the game is geared towards Shrek. Even the environments are at least vaguely Shrek, in a "idk man this works as a level for this franchise" kind of way.
@slycooperrocks5826 It does look like they made all the assets first, and then figured the game out after. But the way shrek moves is probably because he's playing on an emulator (I'd be very surprised if the xbox has a number of the issues in the video) and the Prince Charming thing is because Shrek 2 wasn't out yet
@@CCCe33 Shrek moves exactly the same way on the Xbox. However, it doesn't have all the see-through wall glitches.
It’s almost like the developers didn’t know what a Shrek was.
Ikr? People aren’t talking enough about how little this garbage has to do with Shrek besides him being the playable character.
The developers probably just had a bunch of assets from an unreleased fairy tale themed game and slapped Shrek and a fart mechanic in the middle of it all.
@@mrviking2mcall212are you insinuating they didn’t build this game around the fart mechanic?
@@maus8737 Sorry, I guess I haven’t been using my farts intelligently.
I mean considering they had a different art design before Chris Farley passed it’s possible they used some of its previous assets
I remember the Shrek DVD having a section that was like 'hints for the Xbox Game' and iirc, the hints had zero to do with the game itself (no button directions, just random questions with pictures) I _think_ i recall a youtuber talking about that and finding out something like, the game was changed during production? something where the hints were meant for the game originally, but ended up being useless.
I’ve lost my sanity after several years of watching Kevin's videos
Sanity? Whats that?
none of us were truly sane if we decided to watch the beautiful kevin o’reilly
That's Kevin's supper power he drains you of your sanity but it's instant and all of this is a fever dream.... wake up samurai
I've gained sanity by watching his videos because I feel much more normal compared to this loony Englishman
Wow. It's been having a reverse effect on me. More sane by the day with Kevin.
With lots of older games the speed is tied to frame rate, so there's a good chance it's meant to be played at 30 fps and you're doubling shrek's immeasurable power at 60 fps. I highly recommend setting the videos playback speed at 50%, it makes everything about the game look and sound almost normal, but turns Kevin into a blathering drunk. Additional bonus, the video will last almost an hour and a half!
oh yeah, the game's definitely playing x2 it's original speed. unintentionally hilarious!
Hearing a drunken Kevin say "You look like a child, but you're gonna die anyway" was the highlight of my day, so thanks for this.
Oh my god you're right. It probably would've been so much easier if it was at the proper speed.
Hilarious.
Makes it hysterical when you're stoned lol
You, my sir, are a real genius! Now I'm suspecting Kevin of recording the video drunk and uploading it with 2x speed.
“A little bit of a leak here. Hmmmm”
“A little bit of a leak here. Hmmmm”
"Try to use your fart intelligently" is just me with an upset stomach at work
I scrolled past this and had a whiplash-like moment where I immediately scrolled back up
I know this comment is a year old but it made me laugh out loud 😂
A genuine way to say how not to shit your pants.
Me inspecting Kevin’s mental state: “looks like we got a leak over here”
Only kevin could go from making a MW 2 video to making a shrek video and there both still 🔥🔥
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3:55 I find it hilarious that the boy that wrote this guide is probably about in his mid thirties, and that eventually he will find this video and beam at Kevin and get to know that he made a difference in the world.
My favorite line in this game was "There's a leak here" absolutely The funniest stuff I have ever heard, it Lia the peak of comedy, nothing could top it.
I don’t think I’ve heard Kevin this frustrated since that bartender simulator that told him he got the wrong type of ice.
Yeah, I thought it harkened back to that too
Or when he was reacting to King of Nerds and he actually slipped up and said "fuck" instead of "feck"
Personally I think back fondly on Babe the Video Game for the PS2
yeah or remember that one tractor game he just could not get to work.
"THEY'RE ALL THE FECKIN *SAAAAME!* "
A 40+ minute video of Kevin struggling with a Shrek game? Sign me up, lol.
It warms my heart so much to see you playing my favorite childhood game. I was a Shrek fan through and through when it first came out and have so many fond memories of the Mother Goose level in particular (I don't think I ever got past it.) Then I lost my copy when we moved, which was truly devastating and even is to this day. At least I still have my copy for the GameCube. It has different levels and a slightly different storyline, though.
UPDATE: I found my original copy of Shrek for the Xbox. My sister had it in her old video game collection. Miracles can happen.
Congrats on finding this gem my man, i can refer you to a good lawyer if you plan on playing it
Does it run this strangely on console? I was wondering if Kevin was having emulation issues or if it runs this odd natively
@@christopherbucher7017
As a heads up, this ended up with about 8 different tangents in it so if you're not interested, the answer I've heard and seems most likely is that they locked the game-speed to the frame rate and he's playing it faster than the original console. Back to our regularly scheduled programming:
I could be wrong but I remember reading a comment where someone theorized that on original hardware it was frame locked to 30fps, but kevin is playing at 60fps. While most modern PC and console games handle varying frame timings fine, a lot of older games aren't quite as graceful about it since the load on the system was generally a lot more consistent, not to mention well-optimized. When you have so little performance to work with even a lazy developer can't keep their job without putting in the work to optimize their games and get used to making optimizations even while phoning it in. You'd be shocked just how much compute is wasted with modern websites, apps, games, etc. There is a video by Molly Rocket called Clean Code, Horrible Performance where he basically shows that by following the 'best practices' of modern programming you can be losing *_decades_* worth of hardware development. That's likely not a perfectly representative case, but yeah, as a rule of thumb it's kind of insane how un-optimized modern things are. (*most modern things, a lot of open source software is actually remarkably lean. Not at theoretical maximum, but still really bloody good. The same hardware that idles on cold-boot at 5-10% CPU on windows can idle below 1% CPU with applications open on Linux. In fact, even with ~200 tabs, discord, steam, a few file manager windows, etc. I'm *_currently_* at 1%, and I ain't exactly running suckless)
If it was locked at 30fps then they programmed the game to work at 30fps and may not have (likely didn't) add delta-time logic. In other words, they programmed Shrek to move 1/6 feet per frame instead of 5 feet per second, at 30fps that math works out, at 60 Shrek is explaining that in order to understand what he's about to tell you, you need to believe in the impossible. This is also likely why the jumps and other controls were so wonky as well, since everything from gravity to inital jump acceleration, turning speed, etc. would *_all_* likely be sped up. (For a bit more of a delve into delta-time MattKC has a video fixing a similar turn-speed bug in Lego Island where basically the same thing is happening.)
@@robonator2945 that makes sense! Thanks for the information. I think he had a similar issue with the PC version of Spider-Man 2000. The movement was tied to frame rate there as well and resulted in a lot of scripted actions breaking.
@christopherbucher7017
In the same thread the other guy saw the FPS comment people who played it on console said it was legitimately this chaotic. One guy said it was slower but IDK I'm gonna go with the majority personally.
Other people also mentioned that if it was tied to framerate then other stuff would likely be messed up as well, not _only_ Shrek's movement, but the rest of the game seems to be running at the correct speed. The walkthrough also talks about how hard it is, especially to jump.
I would presume this is a simple case of no playtesting.
Kevin: "I don't want this game to be my legacy"
Kevin's creepypasta: Excuuuse me
There's no way the developers intended for this game to be this damn fast. I cannot imagine why this would ever be the goal.
Yeah, it's probably his emulator.
it's likely meant to run at 30fps, but is running at 60. happens to older games.
Its because its an xbox emulator, none of them are very good, not yet anyway but I doubt they ever will be
@@Armund_Wolffe is that like how in fallout 4, burst fire guns rpm is based on fps
ive played the game on original hardware, shrek is also just way too fast i think on it... at least, on the gamecube release it was a mess
"You're so dumb when you put butter on bread you put it on the wrong side" is genuinely one of the best insults I have ever heard
Kevin will be hearing "Drop me please" and "water trickles down" in his sleep
Kevin’s entire psyche slowly breaking down and then finally collapsing is just too funny.
I swear I can actively feel my brain slowly oozing out of my left ear as I watch Kevin playing the game...
Looks like we got a leak over here
* puts up caution ⚠️ wet sign*
Really enjoying these long plays Kev, I hope it’s not too taxing on you though! Always appreciate your content and hope you’ve been doing well!
Link to the clip : new update SHREK
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I think he's sussed it out so that he has basically an assembly line. This is how I'd think it would go. Person 1 chooses the game and locates a working version of it, then Kevin plays the game and records his audio and/or visuals, then he sends that off to one of 4-5 editors who make about 1 video each a week, just over. Then they get reviewed and posted.
This means Kevin probably doesn't make as much as he would be if he did it himself, but he's got himself set up where he can chill and basically just play 3-4H of videogames a day and just makes heaps off of it. He's got quite a few midrolls (mid vid adds) and TH-camrs also make $$ from watchtime so the 1h videos are making him way more than 6 10min videos. So I think he's done it really nicely where he just basically makes $$ off his personality and doesn't have to do much (though it would be quite exhausting still) which is great.
@@maxbracegirdle9990 I really hope so. Videos like this are the WORST to record
@@gsaucegaming6635 Oh hell yeah. Talking to TH-camrs, editing is the worst. For a 20 minute video you're looking at 12-15 hours of editing, which is just insane.
It's the side of TH-cam people don't see, they see kids recording a 20minute video and making a bunch of money for it and think that all they do is record the video, but they don't think about scripting, pacing, lighting, directing, and then editing.
Then God forbid you miss something and your video gets demonetized or claimed. That's like a week of solid work down the toilet, unless you can fix it. And then you've got the anxiety of basically not knowing what your next paycheck is gonna be, then the pressure of having a massive fan base who looks at you as something higher than a normal human. It must be crazy, I couldn't do it.
@@maxbracegirdle9990 I haven't been able to make gaming videos in a while but I definitely don't miss editing for 8 hours only for the file to get corrupted the SECOND I drag the file into youtube
Whoever did the sound editing for the final boss deserves an award. Letting The World Revolving play in the background while Shrevin just runs in circles fits so well.
Also... CHAOS CHAOS!
Yes!! Made me so happy when i noticed it too!
Honestly the beginning with Kevin suing in Judge Judy's courtroom is just iconic
40 minute Shrek video, I didn't realise how much I needed this
wait wtf this was 40 minutes? I watched the whole thing without noticing...
@@samuelguzman9143 I did the same thing the other day when he made the 2 hour COD video 😂
i don't think i've heard kevin so desperately frustrated for so long in a while, if ever. this is the kind of game that made me think i didn't like video games growing up
love kev playing these old ass licensed games. REALLY wanna see him playin the ps2 shrek 2 game that had the little red riding hood inexplicably being part of your party and throwing poisonous apples around. And fiona had the za warudo stand
According to 3:56, even at the end of the game, Kevin is still considered a "newbie" as he is still "looking for hearts in a panic" and "humored by burps" 😂
“Is it gas time? Yeah it’s gas time.” Another masterpiece in the chronicle of Kevin
drop me, please is going with float like a bee sting like a bee
"is it gas time?" "Yeah it's gas time"
Americans discovering middle Eastern countries
@@cardboardking577 🤣🤣🤣
I am loving these long form videos Kevin has been uploading lately, 30 + minute Kevin videos is all I need in my life
Same, i actually got very exited to see this in my sub feed, 40 mins of a weird shrek game, perfect
Love the long videos
maybe not all you need. you would still need food, water, clothing, heat etc etc.
@@skittstheturtle I think Kevin's videos provide enough sustenance to cover food and water at least. I guess I can't clothe myself with them though.
I've been thinking about making a playlist of kevin videos that go over 30 minutes, just for myself, so I'm really happy that when I do it it'll have a lot of content~
I used to play this on the gamecube. These sounds of the burping and players and the map thing bring me back to my life’s earliest memories of around 20 years ago. It’s hard to comprehend how fast time has flown especially when you spend your life having fun.. via video games.
Also, i just learned that the gamecube version is an altered storyline with different levels. It was reworked for the gamecube and called “Shrek: Extra Large” and was released on the gamecube in 2002. My mind is blown at learning this. No wonder i recognize the sounds and characters but don’t recognize any of these levels lol
I’ve never heard Kevin sound so genuinely broken as this haha 28:52
My parents got me this game for Christmas instead of Pokemon. I quit during the tutorial because I thought the game was unplayable so hats off to you and I hope you have a speedy recovery after enduring this
Fun fact, Todd McFarlene (the man who made Spawn and Venom) did character designs for this game. I'm not kidding.
Also, according to the credits, this game was developed in "10 Lucky Months", which I feel like explains a lot.
Hey Kevin, I have completed this game back during the Gamecube era. I too spent more time belching and punching people than playing the objectives.
This feels like a game that the developer had already put work into and then reskinned a couple items for when they got the order for a Shrek game.
I feel bad for Kevin because he played this game, but I REALLY feel bad for his editor having to watch the uncut version of him spamming the gas buttons CONSTANTLY.
Scykoh and Callmekevin, the cross-over I never expected lmao
the comment i was searching for :D
I felt the same way when he kept referring to Big Joel's essay about Shark Tale in another video
The crossover we all needed
@@anaionescu8913 Same! Big Joel is great and good.
I thought he retired tbh
looks at Kevin's sanity. "A little bit of a leak here"
Just watching this drove me insane, I can’t even imagine what it must have been like to actually play it! This is why Kevin is the best TH-camr, he stops at nothing to entertain us…
Props to the editors and Kevin to give us those bangers longer videos. They helped me relax after work.
This game looks like a nightmare. Thank you Kevin for sacrificing your sanity for our enjoyment. And for our own loss of sanity.
Edit: 'The World Revolving' in the background of the final boss really makes how insane this game is making everyone by sheer exposure.
Pure Chaos
The final nail in the overwhelmingly well-nailed coffin of Kevin's sanity.
I like how most of the voice clips sound like placeholder clips that they ended up using anyways. Plus this was clearly made before the movie and they were only told "there's shrek" and "there's fairy tale stuff" and made it up as they went along
This is the Shrek I remember playing; it's like a fever dream made manifest. These voicelines had been seared into my poor brain and hearing them again is returning me to my 10 year old frightened self
“Take this, booger-face!”
Kevin is probably the one TH-camr whom we can watch for an hour and a half upload
This was 40 minutes..
@@stevenclark1662 Oh? So you don't watch the video three times in a row?
This game was torture when I was a kid but I’m such a completionist that I always went back for more 😂 thank you for playing it and sharing in the trauma - this video was so nostalgic!!
I remember playing the GameCube port of this game (Shrek Extra Large), which was slightly better. Also, if you fell out of bounds, you'd find yourself in a room that looked like the inside of a GameCube. Also also, Todd McFarland made characters for this game.
I love the return of the skits, and the shopping stream gavel making an appearance 😂
I had also always wondered what Shrek and the gang got up to between the first and second movies. I still don't know but it was a shrektastic video nonetheless.
There's also a short film called Shrek 3D that takes place between the first and second movie about Shrek and Fionas honeymoon. It's also a fever dream and worth the 30ish minute wat h
Scykoh was not someone I was expected to ever see on this channel in any capacity but seeing him show up here was a pleasant surprise!
27:00 when Kevin is talking about the voices the subtitles say, "this voice is Jesus." Lmao. That's gold.
"I'm just gonna keep farting and hope for the best" - Keven 2022
the greatest poet of our generation
I now know why the entire town would gather to witness a tar and feathering in the middle age, this is incredibly entertaining
MIGHT be my first youtube comment ever, but wanted to say all your extra effort in your videos is noticeable AND appreciated Kevo. You're hands down a quality creator and entertainer sir. These longer videos are fantastic.
Kevin, starting out, sarcastically: "I can't wait for a few hours from now, when I master jumping in this game"
Kevin, a few hours later, sincerely: "I'm getting so good at parkour, I'm thinking about making a mlg compilation video of my best moves"
mad props to the editor's for the faint "World Revolving" while Kevin fights Merlin
I'm really really liking these 30+ minute long videos lately. Must be a B to edit all this but I think it's getting the appreciation it deserves.
Ah yes, a glorious 42 minutes of Kevin playing a game that also ruined my childhood sanity. Fantastic, thanks, Kevin!
Dude I love this community, honestly the least hateful nontoxic community online I've ever seen in one place💗
This is absolutely amazing. This was the first game I ever played on my gamecube when I was like 6 years old. I still come back to this game from time to time just to be stupid (especially in Mother Goose Land) However it is different than this version: real story progression, less glitchy, better graphics, more levels etc. This feels like a beta version of the gamecube version honestly and it's hard to picture this as being a real released game in comparison to the one I grew up with. Seeing Kevin getting stuck in some of the same places I did as a kid just made my day.
In the Crown Prince's Castle you can get yourself out the window where you free the prisoners by bouncing off the walls. In the GC version it dropped you in a secret room where you were inside of your console. I'd love to know if that's possible in the xbox version. I would highly recommend going through this game again on the game cube if you can for a far better experience. I have completed that version several times with twice the content. Finding all hidden eggs and fairies is tricky but not impossible.
It pains me though that you also did not get stuck looking for the fire pit in the tutorial. MEET ME IN THE FIRE PIT is something my family still shouts to each other 20 years later.
Scykoh is one of my favourite content creators and seeing him get some love is always great!
Day *717* of asking Kevin to ACTUALLY revisit the Bee Movie Game
Ya like Jazz?
Ya like Jazz?
I know the Bee Movie game is a thing but after watching Kevin's Media Streams with Dr Bees makes an appearance every so often. They really gotta do a Bee Movie 2 with Dr Bees as the main protagonist. 🤣🤣🤣
Ya like Jazz?
Ya like Jazz?? 😂😂😂
28:06 yep your absolutely right Kevin: A little bit of a leak herrrrrre
Shrek is a speedy boi apparently. Kevin's taking us back today, I remember playing Shrek 2 on the PS2 with my little brother XD
"This huuurrttss..."
"Fuckin..good!"
Lmfao that killed me
I love the memories of nostalgia that Kevin is doing with this series it makes me feel happy to see others knowing how gaming was in 2000s and before.
Thank you Kevin ❤️
P.s *Belch*
Shrek 1 is just a really wild fever dream
At first I thought I had already watched Kevin play this game, only to find out that I actually watched scykoh's gameplay, and Kevin using his video as a guide near the end brings me joy :)
Kevin's playing 42 minutes of Shrek this is amazing I don't know if I could ask for anymore he's been spoiling us with all the long plays!
"fart on the witch and then punch her. You must hurry and try to use your fart intelligently" thats got me laughing so hard
Shrevin: We've not even seen any other character from Shrek so far.
The Magic Mirror, who guided them through the tutorial: Am I a joke to you?
Everyone watching the video: Yes.
Child vs. Hydraulic Press is the Monkey's Paw sidequel we deserve.
I always wanted to have this game as a kid. It looked so cool to me.
I had Superslam and Shrek 2.
Turns out I was grossly lucky.
I played Shrek 2 that game I really appreciated I was lucky too
Kevin in first 5 seconds: I am a victim.
Also Kevin in first 5 seconds: "Defendant"
This game looks like a torture method, but Shrek is zooming like mad, so that's nice.
"Drop me please...
...water trickles down...
...seems there's a bit of a leak here."
I absolutely love the longer videos.
I watch them while doing something else too, like having dinner or playing video games myself, and it feels like having a friend 😅
Kevin is actually able to pull out people's inner strengths and abilities. Because I'm feeling like I re-discovered my empathy. Because I'm beginning to feel depressed watching Kevin have to play this game... jesus christ... poor kevin :(
We need a Brendan Fraser game just like this based on the hit movie series The Mummy.
A true Kevin-ism: "I'm just going to keep farting and hope for the best!"
Nothing makes me happier than seeing a new 40 minute Shrek Gameplay video from my favourite TH-camr CallMeKevin
cinematic masterpiece; did not expect that twist ending 10/10
31:41 You know, i had a strange feeling this was gonna happen - for reference, Scykoh did a 100% playthrough as a April Fool's Day joke.
"Drop me, please" so calm it's funny
"Keep farting and hope for the best" callmekevin's no.1 quote
Finally someone heard my prayers. I spent so many sleepless nights, hoping Kevin would sprinkle some hot Shrek content on us again. And now, here we are. I can sleep in peace again.
As the video progresses you can almost hear his sanity shattering.
I love not only the long videos, but I especially love the skit done for this one and the twist of him and the judge being the same 😂 had me laughing so hard. I love when Kevin gets creative like this :) /gen
Yesss, 42 mins of shrek chaos. My night just got better. Thank you Kevin!!🥰
shraos for short
I remember playing this game as a kid and Humpty Dumpty absolutely terrified me for some reason. I know I never beat the game but your play through brought back so many memories!
"For some reason" it's ok you can just say it's because he's french
Really digging these longer playthroughs, you sound a lot more involved in what's going on on-screen which makes it a lot more fun too, hope you're enjoying doing it this way too 👍!
Therapist: No, you can't get secondhand insanity from watching a video about a game.
Me: A lot of work can be done here.
The idea that I can watch Kevin playing for almost an hour is awesome❤ keep up with these long form videos, I love watching them after a long day of work.
Loving the long format videos lately. You're one of the very select few people I can watch day in and day out without needing a break from your content, even find myself rewatching your older videos constantly. Wishing good tidings to you and yours for many years to come.
I had to replace my water heater this past Thanksgiving. I'm so glad there's no longer a little bit of a leak here.
This is so nostalgic! This and the Harry Potter games were my childhood.
More already? I'm not sure I can take this after the recent Shrek video reinventing the double jump, but if you were ready, we have to be, too!
Poor Kevin. The sacrifices he makes to be an entertainer. But, at this rate, Kevin is well on the way to being able to say he has played all Shrek games ever to be released!
Wow, that's -- that's a glitchfest. One of those games you can hold up and say "THIS was rushed to consoles to cash in on a hit movie." Poor Kevin -- I'm sure Jim will be along to pick you up out of the padded room in no time!
I gotta add this comment, 17:50 kills me everytime i watch this. Kevin's "fecking good" had me laughing so hard i woke my cat up from his nap