Thank you for re-uploading it I like rewatching this from time to time and was confused on why he delisted it I think it was because of the Christmas mod but not sure
I'd guess it's more likely because he actually utilized save states, causing the run to essentially be invalidated. If he were to return to this, that'd probably be the first thing he'd change. Do recall something along those lines regarding another Hardcore Friday stream, so that'd probably apply here as well.
Here's a fun piece of trivia for you- the development team who made this, Hummer Team, couldn't actually afford an SNES. One of the team members would go to a library or a computer cafe or something where they had a public access SNES, and play music and describe gameplay over the phone to someone else on the development team who would try to transcribe it.
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Thanks for reuploading, this was one of my favourites to fall asleep to
18:32 ah the sweet sounds of AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Thank you for re-uploading it I like rewatching this from time to time and was confused on why he delisted it I think it was because of the Christmas mod but not sure
Things start getting interesting at 3:50
2:20:01 Logo jumpscare
I'd guess it's more likely because he actually utilized save states, causing the run to essentially be invalidated.
If he were to return to this, that'd probably be the first thing he'd change. Do recall something along those lines regarding another Hardcore Friday stream, so that'd probably apply here as well.
with the game constantly crashing i dont blame him for using save states lol
2:09:48 is the infamous Weird Father Story
Of course Jobel would insult his music while playing a clip that's the first I've ever enjoyed of his music.
Anybody have this in HD? Not a dealbreaker since it's a Dendy game after all
Are you stupid?
@@4rumaniregarded even
All the music sounds so horrid.
Here's a fun piece of trivia for you- the development team who made this, Hummer Team, couldn't actually afford an SNES. One of the team members would go to a library or a computer cafe or something where they had a public access SNES, and play music and describe gameplay over the phone to someone else on the development team who would try to transcribe it.
@@FormulaFanboy2 how did they get the sprites??
@@shyguy85probably took pictures of the TV, explains why a handful of sprites look a little weird.