I love how in some of the status images, the houses are just carelessly plopped all over the place, sometimes on top of each other like the example seen here.
Poor Guybrush couldn't get a break. Had almost all properties but kept landing on the few properties owned by Fox. He shouldn't have sold his orange to Fox earlier because he would have been the only player with the ability to buy houses.
At the same time, the AIs stupidity had a play in making him lose. Placing as much houses as possible without having any money left kept putting him in debt.
I grew up on this game. It was amazing! As a kid, we used to make fun of each other on "Receive for Services" because of the greedy minister, when our father was anything but greedy. Beauty contest: that card gave us good laughs! Bank dividend: We used to make fun of each other for "smoking." In fact, the NES version of this game censored out the smoking to make it more "kid friendly." Today, the original designs have been replaced with more durable cards, but with more boring look to them.
My mom and I used to play a 1996 Monopoly Junior amusement park board game when I was a little boy. I also had a 2007 Monopoly Disney/Pixar edition board game when it first came out. Both of them were fantastic! I believe I still have them. Although I never had Monopoly video games back then, watching footage of this one brings back memories, so I should consider purchasing this game on Amazon or eBay one day. Wonderful video!
As for this, it has the Parker Brothers logo plastering the Hasbro Electronic Entertainment logo as well, but the Westwood Studios logo is still intact as well.
GUYBRUSH! Where did they get these names? I used to create 5 players against 1 AI then transfer the other players funds to my account so I could whoop the AI.
Not only that. Guybrush had the upperhand. If he didnt make the deal with fox and traded his orange property away, he would have won. But he chose this and he fell for it. Never underestimate the orange property
@@etsaorned I've learned the hard way that just because you have the Dark Blue doesn't guarantee you victory. You have to have other groups like the Greens, Yellows, and Reds.
@@gameshowguy2000 I learned that the most expensive property isnt always the best. Sometimes its the property that gives you a mediocre rent but has a huge chance of getting landed on often, like the orange and the red properties that can make the difference
Haha, nice! The battleship is my favorite token so I guess that's why I instinctively picked it first even though I wasn't actually playing. But yeah, the fact I paired it with the "Fox" AI does make it all the more hilarious, haha
I actually like this version of the game. I bought it about 3 or 4 years ago, and it's great. Like the cash register ding when you collect money (i.e. collecting $200 for passing GO at 15:35 and 17:15, or $400 for landing ON it at 17:35; house rule).
Everyone here so far who ran the Monopoly CD ROM program has been unaware that you can custom-name AI players. For example: Four "Fox" AIs (Fox, Falco, Slippy, Krystal) Or two "Kitana" AIs (Cynder and Kalderra) with two "Tarbosh" AIs (Spyro and Erek) Or six "Simple" AIs (Clank, Kit, Alpha 5, Data, Tron, and XR)
Plus, the best thing about THIS Monopoly game is the soundtrack. You can't make a better Monopoly soundtrack than this one. It's DA BOMB!
Hoooolllyyy shit you aint lying... i need the soundtrack immediately
@@justinbrink7425 I uploaded the MIDI files to VGMPF a long time ago, you should find it there.
I love how in some of the status images, the houses are just carelessly plopped all over the place, sometimes on top of each other like the example seen here.
Poor Guybrush couldn't get a break. Had almost all properties but kept landing on the few properties owned by Fox. He shouldn't have sold his orange to Fox earlier because he would have been the only player with the ability to buy houses.
Fox was incredibly lucky by dodging Guybrushes yellows and landing on waterworks three times in a row.
At the same time, the AIs stupidity had a play in making him lose. Placing as much houses as possible without having any money left kept putting him in debt.
I grew up on this game. It was amazing! As a kid, we used to make fun of each other on "Receive for Services" because of the greedy minister, when our father was anything but greedy. Beauty contest: that card gave us good laughs! Bank dividend: We used to make fun of each other for "smoking." In fact, the NES version of this game censored out the smoking to make it more "kid friendly." Today, the original designs have been replaced with more durable cards, but with more boring look to them.
I agree, I miss the old card artwork. 😢
My mom and I used to play a 1996 Monopoly Junior amusement park board game when I was a little boy. I also had a 2007 Monopoly Disney/Pixar edition board game when it first came out. Both of them were fantastic! I believe I still have them. Although I never had Monopoly video games back then, watching footage of this one brings back memories, so I should consider purchasing this game on Amazon or eBay one day. Wonderful video!
A great idea. I purchased my copy on Amazon.
That tinny piano sound from the old Soundblaster MIDI synthesis brings back memories.
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Ouch! Poor Dana! But at least the "bankrupt" animation and music works here.
ITV: Quality defeats quantity.
As for this, it has the Parker Brothers logo plastering the Hasbro Electronic Entertainment logo as well, but the Westwood Studios logo is still intact as well.
Thanks for posting this!!
This is probably the most I've ever seen people land on Marvin Gardens...
Might as well make all the properties on the board be Marvin Gardens
Guybrush had ALL those properties... and yet still could not survive. Unreal.
That music is asmr
Computer may cheat? Never seen that as an option in a monopoly game before 😂
Me neither; that's very strange since cheaters never prosper.
Did this rule predicted monopoly cheaters edition?
@@leonardoplays5546no more likely inspired it
This is the old and classic Monopoly. I liked the NES version
This brings back so many memories
GUYBRUSH! Where did they get these names? I used to create 5 players against 1 AI then transfer the other players funds to my account so I could whoop the AI.
5:30 the bird pooping always made me happy as a child
I'm partial to the bird slamming into the sign at 6:37.
Picking the dog token for the AI named Guybrush? I see what you did there!
Glad somebody caught that!
Not only that. Guybrush had the upperhand. If he didnt make the deal with fox and traded his orange property away, he would have won. But he chose this and he fell for it. Never underestimate the orange property
@@etsaorned I've learned the hard way that just because you have the Dark Blue doesn't guarantee you victory. You have to have other groups like the Greens, Yellows, and Reds.
@@gameshowguy2000 I learned that the most expensive property isnt always the best. Sometimes its the property that gives you a mediocre rent but has a huge chance of getting landed on often, like the orange and the red properties that can make the difference
43:50 43:51 I've always liked the song Railroad Ode in Westwood Monopoly. I would say its the best track in the game.
45:51 I think it’s called hats off is another one I like listening to.
54:11 the runaround is another one I like listening to its really catchy.
"Make music for a CD ROM game."
The composers:🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Adrienne VS Grandma 👵
If you played this exact game, but with NO TRADES, how many moves do you think it'd take to get a winner?
I was playing Monopoly with some friends a few nights ago and both times I was a ship. Coincidence? I think not!
Haha, nice! The battleship is my favorite token so I guess that's why I instinctively picked it first even though I wasn't actually playing. But yeah, the fact I paired it with the "Fox" AI does make it all the more hilarious, haha
Uh, Bernie?
The music sounds like Sega Genesis styled music.
You must be new to FM Synthesis
I actually like this version of the game. I bought it about 3 or 4 years ago, and it's great. Like the cash register ding when you collect money (i.e. collecting $200 for passing GO at 15:35 and 17:15, or $400 for landing ON it at 17:35; house rule).
Does it run on any modern Windows OS?
@@MikeZ8709FAIK, it runs on the following Windows systems: 3.1, 95, 98, ME, NT, and XP.
46:56 uh oh!
Everyone here so far who ran the Monopoly CD ROM program has been unaware that you can custom-name AI players.
For example:
Four "Fox" AIs (Fox, Falco, Slippy, Krystal)
Or two "Kitana" AIs (Cynder and Kalderra) with two "Tarbosh" AIs (Spyro and Erek)
Or six "Simple" AIs (Clank, Kit, Alpha 5, Data, Tron, and XR)
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45:35 bankrupt
1:00:58 winner
46:58 bankrupt
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52:22 bankrupt
56:41 bankrupt