The Switch SNES collection is really getting some odd choices from Nintendo as of late. The games you download a full ROM set of, and glance at breifly as it has an interesting name :D
If you hadn't noticed, they get them as dumps from certain publishers. There's still licensing rights to dealnwith when officially re-releasing old games.
It's coming down to the fact that JP publishers don't want to have a Netflix of NES and SNES games, for some reason. Capcom did some early support, but now it's Edia (the owners of Telenet's library) and Natsume mainly. It'd be great if SquareEnix and Konami would agree to have games on there.
Oh I love the irony. I knew you probably had this game set up to review, but it would come up the same week we learn it's going to come to Nintendo switch Super Nintendo online service. I even commented on that video trailer that someone should call SNESDRUNK. I love this channel
That music is like a JRPG minigame theme. I also can't help but hear "Doomsday Warrior" in a Professor Farnsworth voice, with him talking about how he created them in his mad scientist lab.
Dudeeee I've played this game so much when I was a kid. One of my friends had it and we would play all the time. We even had a rule that we could do 1 "super" for free at the beginning of every fight. Thank you for bringing it up on your channel. Brings back memories.
I loved this game so much as a kid. Customizing your stats.. the aesthetics and yes, the music, this game touched my soul. i didn't know any better about gameplay, it felt playable
An interesting musical reference, I guess I hear it a little. To me it sounds like that music from Shenmue bars, 80s jazz and liquor. Either way not fighting game music. ;)
My younger brother renting random games usually based on the cover art is the only way I would have ever known about this game. Ended up buying it for nostalgia, but luckily years later when I found it for 50 cents.
SNESdrunk: suggestion for a video. NES games that were released after a SNES game in that franchise had already been released. Adventure Island 3 vs. Super Adventure Island. There's another example but I can't remember it's name. I bet there's a handful of games that fit that criteria. You could expand it to 16-bit vs 8-bit if it isn't enough on SNES and nes
I remember being a kid, no older than 7, watching 2 older kids playing this game on a local game center. After all of these years, I now know the name of this game. Boy I knew following this channel would pay off.
😂 literally I saw the announcement, knew none of the games and searched them one by for your videos on them. Pleasant surprise that the one I couldn’t find pops into my subscribed feed 🤘
This looks amazingly tepid. But whoa! An Eddie Deezen reference! (For context, in case some of y'all don't know, he voiced Mandark on Dexter's Lab, among other things.)
This game was for sale as a former rental game at my college's bookstore my freshman year. I considered buying it every time I saw it, and now I'm glad I saved my ten bucks. Thanks.
When Nintendo cares more about "What can we get the license to cheaply?" than "What's actually good that will encourage people to actually want to pay money for this online service?" And yeah, I realize that major publishers such as Capcom and Square Enix won't put most of their games on there because they'd rather sell game compilations, but still.
The latest announcement for Nintendo Switch Online is a mixed bag. One thing that is noteworthy about all four games is that they were never released for Virtual Console . Fire 'n Ice is a well-reviewed game that's become expensive for retro game collectors. Loose cartridges sell for over $100. Psycho Dream was only released in Japan until now. Prehistorik Man looks okay. Doomsday Warrior, however, seems woefully generic. I'm surprised that there are still several titles published by Nintendo that were released for Virtual Console but aren't available on the Switch yet: Golf, Urban Champion, Pinball, Mach Rider, Donkey Kong Jr. Math, Zoda's Revenge: StarTropics II, NES Play Action Football, EarthBound Beginnings, EarthBound, and Super Mario RPG.
@@Ginormousaurus ¾ of this month's games are ones that most people have never heard of regardless of their quality, and the only reason people have heard of Psycho Dream is because of this channel. As for the rest of Nintendo's first-party games, I'm guessing they're trying to spread their releases as thin as possible up till the Switch's eventual death in an effort to get people to keep paying for their crappy online service. Besides, almost all the ones you mentioned have alternate reasons for not getting released: - *Golf:* was originally included in the system's BIOS and accessed by doing Satoru Iwata's signature hand motion with the Joycons on his birthday (as it was the first game he ever worked on), but then for some reason, they removed it in a system update. I'm guessing that Golf's exclusion is tied to the reason for its removal. *Urban Champion:* extremely dated and doesn't even have any historical significance to justify its bad gameplay *Donkey Kong Jr Math:* is an edutainment game, which carries a certain stigma to it *NES Play Action Football:* kinda redundant when Tecmo Bowl is already included, which is considered by many to be the definitive 8-bit American football game *Super Mario RPG:* needs approval from Square Enix to rerelease it (which is odd, because SE hasn't had a problem with rereleasing it before, they were okay with Breath of Fire being added, and unlike Kingdom Hearts, it's not like SE has done anything with Geno or the rest of the characters outside of that game and Smash Bros, so it's not like it would be a conflict of interest)
@@matane2465 I have mixed feelings about Nintendo Switch Online. It's missing some notable NES and SNES games. The lack of instructions for playing games is a problem. I wish it was updated more often. I wish it also included N64, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games. Maybe even Virtual Boy games if they could have gotten them to work with Labo VR. On the other hand, the subscription service allows me to try games I wouldn't have paid $5 or $8 for on Virtual Console. Nintendo Switch Online has games that were never released for Virtual Console or never released before in North America. Having a rewind feature, online multiplayer, and more than one save slot for games are things that Virtual Console never had. For the time being, I'm glad there's still Virtual Console games available for sale on my Wii U and 3DS and that I downloaded a lot of Wii-exclusive Virtual Console games before the Wii Shop Channel closed.
I remeber my brother bringing this home from the Used games store back in the 90's, this was an import for us in the UK. We had some fun with it at the time but yeah... it's pretty janky. Still have it in the box on the shelf... for some reason :p
Came here to say this. It's better on Game Boy Advance, where they replaced the silly sitcom music with a driving jungle beat that cranks up the tension.
Oddly I really liked this game for its simplicity and easy to perform powers. At first it got me bored, but once I got used to the mechanics I had some fun times with it. Easy game to beat for a fighter btw. Dorkly fun multiplayer. Should have had a few more characters and 1 more superpower per character.
They must have reviewed the translation. The copy I played back in the days described the lizard guy as a "Beast Trooper" and the mandatory Ryu substitute as "The Brassy Hero". Not making this up, I had to look "brassy" in the dictionary and still didn't get it. Maybe they're implying a part of him is *ahem* made of brass? Well...
Omg, we played this years ago (never got around to reviewing) and completely forgot about it. The name didn’t ring any bells at all...which sounds about right
You're better off just finding a ROM set, picking out the ones you want, and playing on your phone. Retroarch works well and 8bitdo makes controllers that fit the mold and work well.
where the HELL is earthbound? We're nearly 4-5 years in and NSO's VC offerings are the weakest since the inception of the VC. It boggles my mind how each iteration got worse and worse. You'd think once they made us pay they'd put forth at least a little effort...but Nintendo going to Nintendo
@@thecunninlynguist I totally agree with you that the lineup on NSO's VC is the weakest and its implementation is super frustrating, but price is one of the sole benefits (along with online) of NSO over previous ones. I pay $5 a year on a family plan with friends as opposed to $5 (or more for SNES) per game.
I seriously was scrolling through this channel a while ago to look for a review of this game! Have you ever played the game One Must Fall? A fighting game from 1994. I used to play it on our first computer.
I remember seeing this at a West Coast Video eons ago, drawn in by the cover art. Sure it wasn't as 'fun' as it looked; but the more I played it, the more it grew on me. Good game to play against another person.
unfortunately back in those days.. we didn't have any other fighting games once we finished SF2WW and Turbo didn't come home yet. it was just This or Power Moves.. and yeah they both kinda sucked. but the music was nice.
I remember renting this when I was little, because it had a cool name. I did like the character designs. I especially remember Grimrock, because he sounded a lot like Grimlock from Transformers.
I played a pretty darn good game a couple of days back that I have never seen anyone talk about in any of those 'Top 10 NES Games' or even any of those 'Obscure 8 Bit Classics' lists either: It's for the NES and it's called Vice: Project Doom, and I highly recommend it. It has the between-level presentation of the likes of Ninja Gaiden, and the game itself kinda reminds me of Mega Man, although probably not as hard, and it's one of those games where it's not the same genre every level. Now someone is gonna come by and say all about how Vice: Project Doom is one of the best know, best known NES classics of all time and how they can't understand how someone can sail through life as a gaming so-called 'fan' and never have come across it before, or heard about it from anyone else. Go ahead, let's get it over with...
There's a list of games I would like to see on Switch NES and Super Nintendo. All the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games, Double Dribble, and Jackal. I would like to see some Gameboy and Gameboy Advance games on Switch, and of course Nintendo 64 games.
Prehistorik Man is plenty good! I enjoyed it quite a bit on the Game Boy Advance, where the soundtrack was rewritten and now hits a little harder. Of course, since it's a Titus game I may be grading on a curve. It's way better than practically anything else they released.
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"I give up, I'm sorry." wasn't coming from the player. It was a message from the developer.
🤣🤣🤣 that's a good one. I actually chuckled.
Underrated
The Switch SNES collection is really getting some odd choices from Nintendo as of late. The games you download a full ROM set of, and glance at breifly as it has an interesting name :D
That's How I roll Larry.
Hello you :)
If you hadn't noticed, they get them as dumps from certain publishers. There's still licensing rights to dealnwith when officially re-releasing old games.
When your friend's pi setup has random playlists with better content than Nintendo's curated collection you have to wonder what's going on.
It's coming down to the fact that JP publishers don't want to have a Netflix of NES and SNES games, for some reason. Capcom did some early support, but now it's Edia (the owners of Telenet's library) and Natsume mainly. It'd be great if SquareEnix and Konami would agree to have games on there.
Oh I love the irony. I knew you probably had this game set up to review, but it would come up the same week we learn it's going to come to Nintendo switch Super Nintendo online service. I even commented on that video trailer that someone should call SNESDRUNK. I love this channel
The music sounds like something that would play in a bubsy game
It sounds like something that would play in an elevator.
I agree. It does sound like very lazy elevator music.
Or a SimCity rip-off
Read my mind
Super VALIS IV sounds like that too
I remember renting this one from Blockbuster back in 1995 for a birthday party, and man... that music sticks with you.
My condolences...
Snesdrunk got the zingers this time.
"Bring me a higher love !"
that was the line that got me, shout out to Steve Winwood 😅
His 80s and 90s pop culture zingers always takes me back and got me doing research. Lol
Grimrock started as a simple lizard here, but in 2012 he became a Legend.
I chuckled
I don't get the reference. 🤔
@@thanatos8618 There is a game called "Legend of Grimrock" that came out in 2012
That music is like a JRPG minigame theme. I also can't help but hear "Doomsday Warrior" in a Professor Farnsworth voice, with him talking about how he created them in his mad scientist lab.
That music tho 😂😂
1st floor, cooking paraphernalia, do it yourself
2nd floor, garment, lingerie and hosiery
Too bad one of the locations isn't a shopping mall.
Really gets you up and going
What, am I shopping at Joann Fabric?
I laughed so hard. Suddenly ready to start my work week.
"I give up, I'm sorry" lmao 🤣
Dudeeee I've played this game so much when I was a kid. One of my friends had it and we would play all the time. We even had a rule that we could do 1 "super" for free at the beginning of every fight.
Thank you for bringing it up on your channel. Brings back memories.
Your channel does wonders for my depression and anxiety
Hang in there
Love me some snes drunk in the morning!
All my friends abandoned me, I couldn't eat anything, and I broke my leg, but snesdrunk uploaded a video, so today was a good day.
This was Renovation Products' only SNES game prior to the Sega buyout.
They were localizing Neugier before they were bought by Sega.
These are some early Genesis looking graphics. That one background looks like Altered Beast meets Phantasy Star III
Well I'm gonna go ahead and say "Ouch" on behalf of those two games
... Though... Yeah they deserve it
Doomsday Warrior? Man, sounds like SNES Drunk is really scrapping the bottom of that barrel.
😆
Thanks for the review. It’s always cool to see reviews of obscure games.
Curious little positive: one of the battlegrounds is Ichigo's Inner World (from Bleach)!
There is a song in this game that starts off sounding like a freaking car alarm and slowly but surely adds a jazz beat to it
I loved this game so much as a kid. Customizing your stats.. the aesthetics and yes, the music, this game touched my soul.
i didn't know any better about gameplay, it felt playable
Fun fact: I have a CIB Japanese copy of this game. It's called Taiketsu! Brass Numbers over there
Thank you for the 60fps capture. These retrogames really shine at 60fps... Great upgrade to your already awesome channel!
Eddie Deezen AND Steve Winwood jokes in one video?! Impressive 😎
Two thumbs up for the Steve Winwood reference.
Been watching for years now. Finally just subscribed. Every video you make is pretty damn great. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Ken
I'm glad they're not just putting the obvious choices on the service. I'll happily take some stinkers if it means some forgotten gems slip through.
This is an excellent point, and also, Tor Johnson? Lol @ Plan 9
An interesting musical reference, I guess I hear it a little. To me it sounds like that music from Shenmue bars, 80s jazz and liquor. Either way not fighting game music. ;)
i needed me some more snes drunk in my life! also these intros are 🔥🔥🔥
Total length of video: 285 secs.
Total length of "SNES Drunk": 4.5 secs.
1.58% of the video was spent listening to "SNES Drunk".
3:26 Wow, what a reference. And now I got the song stuck in my head, thanks.
"It exist..."
- snes Drunk 2021.
Inarguably the "higher love" was the pinnacle of your comedy. Magnificent.
My younger brother renting random games usually based on the cover art is the only way I would have ever known about this game. Ended up buying it for nostalgia, but luckily years later when I found it for 50 cents.
SNESdrunk: suggestion for a video. NES games that were released after a SNES game in that franchise had already been released. Adventure Island 3 vs. Super Adventure Island. There's another example but I can't remember it's name. I bet there's a handful of games that fit that criteria. You could expand it to 16-bit vs 8-bit if it isn't enough on SNES and nes
I remember being a kid, no older than 7, watching 2 older kids playing this game on a local game center. After all of these years, I now know the name of this game. Boy I knew following this channel would pay off.
I want to thank you for making this video, and hope you have a great rest of your day
😂 literally I saw the announcement, knew none of the games and searched them one by for your videos on them. Pleasant surprise that the one I couldn’t find pops into my subscribed feed 🤘
Dude just has a chill calm and friendly voice!
3:12 (in-game music)
Sounds like I AM shopping at Jo-Ann Fabrics.
This looks amazingly tepid. But whoa! An Eddie Deezen reference! (For context, in case some of y'all don't know, he voiced Mandark on Dexter's Lab, among other things.)
I think that stage sounds more like Valerie than Higher Love
this is a childhood fav of mine...i'd def still play this shit lol
met nuform back in college in 02. pretty chill dude, said he’d rather forget about this and open up a chain of car washes
I had the game as a child and I don't know if I didn't know any better or just poor but, I loved the music and this game
This game was for sale as a former rental game at my college's bookstore my freshman year. I considered buying it every time I saw it, and now I'm glad I saved my ten bucks. Thanks.
I rented this once from blockbuster, I still remember the disappointment.
When Nintendo cares more about "What can we get the license to cheaply?" than "What's actually good that will encourage people to actually want to pay money for this online service?"
And yeah, I realize that major publishers such as Capcom and Square Enix won't put most of their games on there because they'd rather sell game compilations, but still.
The latest announcement for Nintendo Switch Online is a mixed bag. One thing that is noteworthy about all four games is that they were never released for Virtual Console . Fire 'n Ice is a well-reviewed game that's become expensive for retro game collectors. Loose cartridges sell for over $100. Psycho Dream was only released in Japan until now. Prehistorik Man looks okay. Doomsday Warrior, however, seems woefully generic.
I'm surprised that there are still several titles published by Nintendo that were released for Virtual Console but aren't available on the Switch yet: Golf, Urban Champion, Pinball, Mach Rider, Donkey Kong Jr. Math, Zoda's Revenge: StarTropics II, NES Play Action Football, EarthBound Beginnings, EarthBound, and Super Mario RPG.
@@Ginormousaurus ¾ of this month's games are ones that most people have never heard of regardless of their quality, and the only reason people have heard of Psycho Dream is because of this channel.
As for the rest of Nintendo's first-party games, I'm guessing they're trying to spread their releases as thin as possible up till the Switch's eventual death in an effort to get people to keep paying for their crappy online service. Besides, almost all the ones you mentioned have alternate reasons for not getting released:
- *Golf:* was originally included in the system's BIOS and accessed by doing Satoru Iwata's signature hand motion with the Joycons on his birthday (as it was the first game he ever worked on), but then for some reason, they removed it in a system update. I'm guessing that Golf's exclusion is tied to the reason for its removal.
*Urban Champion:* extremely dated and doesn't even have any historical significance to justify its bad gameplay
*Donkey Kong Jr Math:* is an edutainment game, which carries a certain stigma to it
*NES Play Action Football:* kinda redundant when Tecmo Bowl is already included, which is considered by many to be the definitive 8-bit American football game
*Super Mario RPG:* needs approval from Square Enix to rerelease it (which is odd, because SE hasn't had a problem with rereleasing it before, they were okay with Breath of Fire being added, and unlike Kingdom Hearts, it's not like SE has done anything with Geno or the rest of the characters outside of that game and Smash Bros, so it's not like it would be a conflict of interest)
@@Ginormousaurus right, Star Tropics is on there so where's Star Tropics 2? Ninja Gaiden is on there so where's Ninja Gaiden 2 & 3?
@@matane2465 I have mixed feelings about Nintendo Switch Online. It's missing some notable NES and SNES games. The lack of instructions for playing games is a problem. I wish it was updated more often. I wish it also included N64, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games. Maybe even Virtual Boy games if they could have gotten them to work with Labo VR.
On the other hand, the subscription service allows me to try games I wouldn't have paid $5 or $8 for on Virtual Console. Nintendo Switch Online has games that were never released for Virtual Console or never released before in North America. Having a rewind feature, online multiplayer, and more than one save slot for games are things that Virtual Console never had.
For the time being, I'm glad there's still Virtual Console games available for sale on my Wii U and 3DS and that I downloaded a lot of Wii-exclusive Virtual Console games before the Wii Shop Channel closed.
Back when cover art mattered. I always wanted to rent this and it always seemed out
"Shopping at Jo-Anne Fabrics" funniest joke yet my man 😂😂😂💀
2:24 grimlock or grimrock?
I love getting up and getting SNESdrunk AF!!!
damn 2 SNESdrunks in a row this week...we are BLESSNESEDrunk!
Fighting on the side of a building is pretty awesome though
I remeber my brother bringing this home from the Used games store back in the 90's, this was an import for us in the UK. We had some fun with it at the time but yeah... it's pretty janky. Still have it in the box on the shelf... for some reason :p
Another video so soon? So blessed
Say what you will about the music. But I always liked Sledge's theme
I imagined that. It looked awful - anyways, I have a sugestion to your barrel: Titus's Lamborghini
SNES Drunk making a Eddie Deezen reference...I guess I’m going to go watch MST3K’s Laserblast next!
Mandark: "Ha ha ha! Ha ha HA ha ha!"
Hey, Prehistoric Man is a great game!
Came here to say this. It's better on Game Boy Advance, where they replaced the silly sitcom music with a driving jungle beat that cranks up the tension.
Oddly I really liked this game for its simplicity and easy to perform powers. At first it got me bored, but once I got used to the mechanics I had some fun times with it. Easy game to beat for a fighter btw. Dorkly fun multiplayer. Should have had a few more characters and 1 more superpower per character.
The theme is "We are going to go the park, eat a veggie lunch, throw a frisbee....death awaits!"
I almost spit out my coffee at that Jo Ann Fabrics joke
I saw that Prehistoric Man and it stunk of European platformer...Then the Titus logo appeared and removed all doubt
I hope you have a lovely day too!
Woohoo! Watching one of your vids on the day it was posted! :D
I am pleased as punch that Fire'n Ice is finally on NSO. You are absolutely correct in that it's a damn good puzzle game.
They must have reviewed the translation. The copy I played back in the days described the lizard guy as a "Beast Trooper" and the mandatory Ryu substitute as "The Brassy Hero". Not making this up, I had to look "brassy" in the dictionary and still didn't get it. Maybe they're implying a part of him is *ahem* made of brass? Well...
Omg, we played this years ago (never got around to reviewing) and completely forgot about it. The name didn’t ring any bells at all...which sounds about right
Music in games is critical for me. Imagine this soundtrack playing whenever you're chased in Resident Evil.
You're better off just finding a ROM set, picking out the ones you want, and playing on your phone. Retroarch works well and 8bitdo makes controllers that fit the mold and work well.
Sledge is angry because he's having a really bad hair day and he just doesn't like elevator music
Still love these videos. Thanks for doing them :)
i swear nintendo is just making games up to put on their service.
@@nobodyinparticular9640 that's the annoying part. Some of the game are ones I replay constantly. But then they release this shit.
where the HELL is earthbound? We're nearly 4-5 years in and NSO's VC offerings are the weakest since the inception of the VC. It boggles my mind how each iteration got worse and worse. You'd think once they made us pay they'd put forth at least a little effort...but Nintendo going to Nintendo
@@thecunninlynguist T H E Y A R E F R E E O N T H E W E B
@@thecunninlynguist I totally agree with you that the lineup on NSO's VC is the weakest and its implementation is super frustrating, but price is one of the sole benefits (along with online) of NSO over previous ones. I pay $5 a year on a family plan with friends as opposed to $5 (or more for SNES) per game.
The CunninLynguist earthbound is on Snes mini! Thats where i play it, its on original snes controller to except the god awful cord length is a bummer
I seriously was scrolling through this channel a while ago to look for a review of this game! Have you ever played the game One Must Fall? A fighting game from 1994. I used to play it on our first computer.
The music..... the.... what the blip?
The first thing I thought of when I heard that music was Casino Kid
I remember seeing this at a West Coast Video eons ago, drawn in by the cover art. Sure it wasn't as 'fun' as it looked; but the more I played it, the more it grew on me. Good game to play against another person.
Hey, I work at Joann Fabric!
rented once and the only thing i remebered was the full screen attacks, until today I was swarching for it, now it's ok where it is
Bring me a hiiigher loooove!
It would be awesome if you could make a video on the Metal Slug series (even though they weren't SNES games).
unfortunately back in those days.. we didn't have any other fighting games once we finished SF2WW and Turbo didn't come home yet. it was just This or Power Moves.. and yeah they both kinda sucked. but the music was nice.
You mean you didn't like Street Smart? xD
That cover art is so 90s I love it
I remember renting this when I was little, because it had a cool name. I did like the character designs. I especially remember Grimrock, because he sounded a lot like Grimlock from Transformers.
you should review Hellnight! It's great!
Music reminds me of Side Pocket.
"Bring me a better game!" (de de de de de de de)"
Geeze, that was a whole thing! Gotta love the 90s.
I played a pretty darn good game a couple of days back that I have never seen anyone talk about in any of those 'Top 10 NES Games' or even any of those 'Obscure 8 Bit Classics' lists either: It's for the NES and it's called Vice: Project Doom, and I highly recommend it. It has the between-level presentation of the likes of Ninja Gaiden, and the game itself kinda reminds me of Mega Man, although probably not as hard, and it's one of those games where it's not the same genre every level.
Now someone is gonna come by and say all about how Vice: Project Doom is one of the best know, best known NES classics of all time and how they can't understand how someone can sail through life as a gaming so-called 'fan' and never have come across it before, or heard about it from anyone else.
Go ahead, let's get it over with...
There's a list of games I would like to see on Switch NES and Super Nintendo. All the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games, Double Dribble, and Jackal. I would like to see some Gameboy and Gameboy Advance games on Switch, and of course Nintendo 64 games.
I had this game as a kid. I remember I picked it up because the full screen move seemed cool. I was so naive.
Grimrock and Nuform are by far the coolest and the stat upgrade is such a cool idea.
It’s to bad though
The music sounds like menu music for something like some perfectly okay platform that you would never rent.
It's like you reach in to my childhood and pull out the most random shit I used to play.
I think you should review Battle K Road on arcade someday. It's a pretty unique fighting game.
SnesDrunk is litterally the reason why I started wishing people "a great rest of your day" when I say goodbye
Prehistorik Man is plenty good! I enjoyed it quite a bit on the Game Boy Advance, where the soundtrack was rewritten and now hits a little harder. Of course, since it's a Titus game I may be grading on a curve. It's way better than practically anything else they released.
I think I have saw Daisy and Grimrock somewhere else. Is it just my impression or they are really in another game as well?
Having a heavy metal themed character named Amon is almost certainly a King Diamond reference.
3:20 sounds like something from Dungeons of Dredmor.