'96 Flag Rally seems to just be a knock off of Rally-X, although the game suddenly cutting to a bloody, furious anime girl staring at you whenever you crash certainly does still make it onto this list. SSX is... KINDA weird, as it's the only racing game I can think of with the element of "the cooler you look the faster you will go" and games like SCUD Race, Hydro Thunder, etc. have COMPLETELY ridiculous course design that makes absolutely no sense, but all of those are fantastic games and not quite "weird" enough.
"Beetle Adventure Racing" for the N64 is one weird game, too. It feels like a racing game with psychological issues trying to disguise itself as a standard racing game.
I was truly hoping for Gekisou! Benza Race - Toilet Shooting Star to make the list, because if you want to go strange, this is a top pick; You're racing on a toilet, throwing toilet paper at your enemies, you build up pressure by eating rice balls, which in turn is your boost. Oh, and if you don't use it, I guess you get so constipated, you get launched into space. You can even customise your toilet with a dancing Pug among other things, gather ingame currency for a gacha with a dancing military guy in the bathroom stalls and unlock some weird toilets / racers among the way. Truly a game you should check out if you want something weird and insane.
Gensou Skydrift. You can find it for cheap on the Switch. You literally race using waifus as the karts themselves. Literally. Yes. You can't make this up.
So did the critic who wrote the review they quoted. Leo Faria said it was his favorite 16-bit title of all time. They ignored his praise for the game, quoted only the part where he didn't like the Genesis port, and simply pretended everyone hated the game as much as they do.
I don't guess it's really "strange" for a racing game but since you don't see many hoverbike games I'll throw Jet Moto out there. It was pretty cool (10 year old me thought it was cool at least lol) racing on a track that was floating above a city. I think there was one in space too where you could see the Earth but it's been a long time so maybe I imagined that one.
[The real kicker, however, is the Definitive Edition of Rock n’ Roll Racing, which, by itself, is enough of a reason for you to consider purchasing the Blizzard Arcade Collection right away.] A better quote from the review they used, at WayTooManyGames.
I have a 2 year old. Ryan's world is a tool of the devil and is the sole reason that there are so many laws on advertising in TH-cam videos as he used to just lazily sell toys to 6 month olds under the guise of 'educational' videos.
31 million. As that number has grown over the year through the, often implied, exploitation of a child I find myself wishing my parents had exploited me so I could have retired at 22.
Lol before Homiez was a toy line or video game it was a t-shirt line sold mostly at the flea market 4 for 20. It was when lowrider culture was at its peak and I loved it. The shirts were actually what made Homiez popular, because despite the "controversy" everyone I knew had at least one and liked them because everyone knew at least one person that looked like one of those characters. Sheeit I have a few cousins that STILL look like some of those characters 🤣
Even before Racing with Ryan came up, Ben sounded much more sardonic than usual. I was thinking he sounded ill or annoyed. Now I think he read the script beforehand and that 31.9 million subs factoid ruined his day
My grandpa built and collected model cars. They sold little figurines of the Homies characters in quarter machines so any time my grandpa saw them he would get them to pose with his cars. I never knew that they had a racing game.
@@TheDomander Because they pull shady shit like misrepresenting that Rock N' Roll Racing review. The quote they used talks about the Genesis port only - which is odd, since the SNES original was that critic's favorite 16-bit game. He also recommended the Definitive Edition as a reason to buy the Blizzard Arcade Collection all by itself. If they're willing to lie about something as minor as a review on WayTooManyGames? Which they didn't bother to mention was the source of their quote? What else are they willing to lie about?
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 "Shady shit" ? They're not the government, mate ... even if they were pointlessly agenda pushing, or slyly throwing shade, in this *comedy* list what effect is that exactly going to have on my poor, dumb brain? I'd wager zero to point zero three seven percent all written as words to be slightly more annoying.
M&Ms racing on Mac back in the late 90s early 00s was pretty fun. I live in Oregon so we played Oregon Trail all the time in school, so M&Ms racing, Bugdom, and Cromag Rally were the games we played when we had free time.
I remember my cousin playing a racing game for ps1. I don't remember the name, but I remember it was a 3d with 2d sprites with cartoon like characters, one in particular was this pink Roger Rabbit look-alike, and you had to put a code for unlock this rabbit as a playable racer.
No Iggy's Reckin Balls for N64? Its a virtical platforming action racing game where you play as a bouning ball with a tentacle to grab and swing on things and throw your opponents. Kinda takes the cake.
...was pretty sure to find that forgotten German gem named "Have A N.I.C.E. Day" on this list! But after "Pyongyang Racer" and "Zoo Racer" I think I've seen everything...
Guess y'all are just a little too young to fully appreciate Rock n Roll Racing. While it may not be the best combat racing game, it was definitely one of the better console combat racing games to come out during the 16-bit era.
The review they quoted actually praised the game. [Blizzard is mostly known for their Warcraft, Overwatch and Diablo games, but honestly, I never particularly cared about any of these franchises. That doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate their importance, of course. The few games I have always enjoyed from Blizzard were titles like The Lost Vikings and, most importantly, Rock n’ Roll Racing, my favorite game from the 16-bit era of gaming as a whole.] -Leo Faria @Way Too Many Games. Apparently, TripleJump read the review, ignored all the praise, and decided they could use his review of the inferior Genesis port to pretend everyone hates the game as much as they do.
Nirvana Pilot Yume not being on this list is wild. The "racing" is pure memorization and the story has branching paths some leading to actual sex scenes ON SWITCH.
Hey Triple Jump, you thought there wasn't any Korean subscribers on your channel? Hah, gotcha! (But I have to admit I'm using Chinese character - Japanese name, so it might be confusing) btw '96 Flag Rally is using image assets from other Japanese games (IP infringement, obviously) so I guess you could call them anime girls anyway.
10:02 Could we talk about the "ancient history" part here? Whilst Homer was a Historian he also was a writer of fiction and given the Odyssey contains hanging out with Herakles and a trip to the Tartarus (basically the lowest ring of hell) its easy to surmise that it is one of his fictional works...
I wonder what was in the heads of drive girls devs when they thought of that game? Maybe: "my girlfriend could really do with a set of those new oz racing alloys"? Or "I could really soup up my wife with an Alpine stereo"? On second thought, I'm pretty sure I don't want to know
Are you kidding me? Ryan and R&R don't belong on here. At all. They're fairly typical racing games of the era. What about Uniracers? Iggy's Reckin' Balls?
Not only that, but the negative review they quoted for R&r? Here's what it really has to say about the game. [Blizzard is mostly known for their Warcraft, Overwatch and Diablo games, but honestly, I never particularly cared about any of these franchises. That doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate their importance, of course. The few games I have always enjoyed from Blizzard were titles like The Lost Vikings and, most importantly, Rock n’ Roll Racing, my favorite game from the 16-bit era of gaming as a whole. ] He's one of the biggest fans of the game around. [Furthermore, each title features a “Definitive Edition”, which is basically a brand-new remastered build created by Blizzard themselves, and those are easily the best games included in this collection. The Definitive Edition of The Lost Vikings basically fuses the extra levels included in the Mega Drive version with the improved graphics and soundtrack from the SNES version. The Blackthorne build follows the same principle. The real kicker, however, is the Definitive Edition of Rock n’ Roll Racing, which, by itself, is enough of a reason for you to consider purchasing the Blizzard Arcade Collection right away.] It's like TripleJump made this list just to vent about how much they hate a few games, realized it wouldn't go over well, and changed the title at the last minute.
@@TheDomander ah thank you Explotar, I was just confused because that makes sense when compared to say "Ezio" also Italian and has the "T" sound but then you have "Enzo" and "Firenze" which do not have the "T" sound. I guess it's just more nuanced and depends on the word itself not specifically pronounced one way.
The animals ran into the cannon. They were the opposite of unsuspecting. So you said "Homies" was cancelled for "offensive stereotypes of Mexicans" despite being made by a Mexican and supported in the community? Think about what you say in these videos, Bro. Clearly, as usual, rich white who don't live with Mexicans were offended. Like people in Martha's Vineyard for example.
[The few games I have always enjoyed from Blizzard were titles like The Lost Vikings and, most importantly, Rock n’ Roll Racing, my favorite game from the 16-bit era of gaming as a whole. ] Another quote from the review they used, at WayTooManyGames. [The real kicker, however, is the Definitive Edition of Rock n’ Roll Racing, which, by itself, is enough of a reason for you to consider purchasing the Blizzard Arcade Collection right away.] So they weren't even honest about cherry-picking a reason to hate the game. It must have kicked their idiot asses.
[The few games I have always enjoyed from Blizzard were titles like The Lost Vikings and, most importantly, Rock n’ Roll Racing, my favorite game from the 16-bit era of gaming as a whole. ] You used Leo's review to insult his favorite game and suggest nobody cared? it's at WayTooManyGames, for anyone who wants to see how Triple Jump operates.
Funny thing about zoo race. it's still available for download on PC even today. they Did a ADGQ ( Awsome games Done Quick: awful block) one year go find that play through If you really want to see zoo race.
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'96 Flag Rally seems to just be a knock off of Rally-X, although the game suddenly cutting to a bloody, furious anime girl staring at you whenever you crash certainly does still make it onto this list. SSX is... KINDA weird, as it's the only racing game I can think of with the element of "the cooler you look the faster you will go" and games like SCUD Race, Hydro Thunder, etc. have COMPLETELY ridiculous course design that makes absolutely no sense, but all of those are fantastic games and not quite "weird" enough.
"Beetle Adventure Racing" for the N64 is one weird game, too. It feels like a racing game with psychological issues trying to disguise itself as a standard racing game.
BAR is a legit fun racing game.
There's also the Australian counterpart called HSV Adventure Racing, which switches out Volkswagen cars for the HSV cars.
What makes it even stranger is that it was originally going to be a Need for Speed title.
I was truly hoping for Gekisou! Benza Race - Toilet Shooting Star to make the list, because if you want to go strange, this is a top pick;
You're racing on a toilet, throwing toilet paper at your enemies, you build up pressure by eating rice balls, which in turn is your boost. Oh, and if you don't use it, I guess you get so constipated, you get launched into space. You can even customise your toilet with a dancing Pug among other things, gather ingame currency for a gacha with a dancing military guy in the bathroom stalls and unlock some weird toilets / racers among the way.
Truly a game you should check out if you want something weird and insane.
That sounds......different??
Played Ryan's kart racer a short while ago for the achievements, pretty fun little game, rad drift function on it 🤙🏻
Achievement Hunter salute 🫡
Yup, same boat. If there's an easy game to complete on Game Pass, I'll play it. It was a fun little distraction for awhile.
Love the picture of Ben taking his son Peter for a drive
Gensou Skydrift. You can find it for cheap on the Switch. You literally race using waifus as the karts themselves. Literally. Yes. You can't make this up.
Rock N Roll Racing was my favourite SNES game as a kid. I absolutely loved that game.
So did the critic who wrote the review they quoted.
Leo Faria said it was his favorite 16-bit title of all time.
They ignored his praise for the game, quoted only the part where he didn't like the Genesis port, and simply pretended everyone hated the game as much as they do.
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 Ben looks like guy who born yesterday. this don't know, that shock to him.
I don't guess it's really "strange" for a racing game but since you don't see many hoverbike games I'll throw Jet Moto out there. It was pretty cool (10 year old me thought it was cool at least lol) racing on a track that was floating above a city. I think there was one in space too where you could see the Earth but it's been a long time so maybe I imagined that one.
I feel like it's my duty to bring up Running High for PS1, and also that it has a regular human baby as a secret character
Jimmy Johnson's Anything with an Engine and Road Spirits fall into this sub genre.
Road Trip Adventure for the PS2 would be another good and weird entry. Many a happy memory playing as a child though!
Flag Rally lifted their skyscrapers from SimCity 2000!
Rock N Roll Racing. Man I played the heck out of that game. Still paly it sometimes.
[The real kicker, however, is the Definitive Edition of Rock n’ Roll Racing, which, by itself, is enough of a reason for you to consider purchasing the Blizzard Arcade Collection right away.]
A better quote from the review they used, at WayTooManyGames.
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 Probably would be the only reason I'd get something from Blizzard lol
I have a 2 year old. Ryan's world is a tool of the devil and is the sole reason that there are so many laws on advertising in TH-cam videos as he used to just lazily sell toys to 6 month olds under the guise of 'educational' videos.
31 million. As that number has grown over the year through the, often implied, exploitation of a child I find myself wishing my parents had exploited me so I could have retired at 22.
Lol before Homiez was a toy line or video game it was a t-shirt line sold mostly at the flea market 4 for 20. It was when lowrider culture was at its peak and I loved it. The shirts were actually what made Homiez popular, because despite the "controversy" everyone I knew had at least one and liked them because everyone knew at least one person that looked like one of those characters. Sheeit I have a few cousins that STILL look like some of those characters 🤣
"You don't happen to speak Korean, do you?"
Why yes, now that you as-
"Thought not."
:(
Great list. I'd personally add 50 Cent's hood racing for PS2 and PSP
Even before Racing with Ryan came up, Ben sounded much more sardonic than usual. I was thinking he sounded ill or annoyed. Now I think he read the script beforehand and that 31.9 million subs factoid ruined his day
An interesting fact about '96 Flag Rally: The sprites of the buildings you see on the tracks were stolen from other games.
that ... _is_ interesting!
Simcity 2000 being one of those games.
@@jefverstraete8574 Yep, and I think the Classical Roman-era ones are from Caesar III? Definitely a Caesar game.
When I think of "strange" I think of our boy Tiny Pe- oh, damn, it's a Ben list.
Never mind!
Pacman?
Rly?
Not, new rally x?
(Triiged XD)
Was very much expecting 'Running Wild' on PS1 to be on this list.
Same here
My grandpa built and collected model cars. They sold little figurines of the Homies characters in quarter machines so any time my grandpa saw them he would get them to pose with his cars. I never knew that they had a racing game.
I've never even heard of homies...
TripleJump deserves 31,900,000 subs. Come on guys, get the word out!
im also wondering all the time, why they dont have more subs, honestly
@@TheDomander
Because they pull shady shit like misrepresenting that Rock N' Roll Racing review.
The quote they used talks about the Genesis port only - which is odd, since the SNES original was that critic's favorite 16-bit game. He also recommended the Definitive Edition as a reason to buy the Blizzard Arcade Collection all by itself.
If they're willing to lie about something as minor as a review on WayTooManyGames? Which they didn't bother to mention was the source of their quote?
What else are they willing to lie about?
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 "Shady shit" ?
They're not the government, mate ... even if they were pointlessly agenda pushing, or slyly throwing shade, in this *comedy* list what effect is that exactly going to have on my poor, dumb brain? I'd wager zero to point zero three seven percent all written as words to be slightly more annoying.
@@eliotcole
Deception is deception.
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 Surely is the enemy of the Autobots.
Zusar Vusar for the Dreamcast should had been on this list for sure,but some decent titles here
Hey do 10 weirdest shot em ups. I love your videos
my daughter started watching Ryan last year and I've never felt like kicking a child in the face until 3 hours after hearing him
Remember that "Jet Girls" PS4 game? I'd like you to cover it when you can, please.
And yes, I thought in Penelope pitstop ....
No Iggy's Reckin' Balls?!? One of my favorites from the N64!!
One of the memories I have is of a bicycle racing game called downhill domination and that’s all I remember
M&Ms racing on Mac back in the late 90s early 00s was pretty fun. I live in Oregon so we played Oregon Trail all the time in school, so M&Ms racing, Bugdom, and Cromag Rally were the games we played when we had free time.
Sad that this didn't include Paris-Dakar Rally Special!
Rock'n'roll racing is still in my all-time top 3
Streamed my summer car a while ago and youd be shocked how many diehard fans the game has
I remember my cousin playing a racing game for ps1. I don't remember the name, but I remember it was a 3d with 2d sprites with cartoon like characters, one in particular was this pink Roger Rabbit look-alike, and you had to put a code for unlock this rabbit as a playable racer.
Motor Toon Grand Prix
@@gaylordfocker7990 No, it's not Motor Toon Gran Prix. The game was way older and the stile of the characters was 90'ish american toons
@@maincandra9644 Street Racer
i do in fact speak korean!
No Iggy's Reckin Balls for N64? Its a virtical platforming action racing game where you play as a bouning ball with a tentacle to grab and swing on things and throw your opponents.
Kinda takes the cake.
...was pretty sure to find that forgotten German gem named "Have A N.I.C.E. Day" on this list! But after "Pyongyang Racer" and "Zoo Racer" I think I've seen everything...
The strangest racing game I know of is Persona 4: Racing All Afternoon, a fangame based on Persona 4.
Thankfully "DRIVE GIRLS, HIT THE ROAD!" is nothing like "TRANSFORMERS, ROLL OUT!" so everything's *fine*.
Looks more like Rally X than Pac Man.
Yes, the anime thing IS necessary. That applies to everything.
Guess y'all are just a little too young to fully appreciate Rock n Roll Racing. While it may not be the best combat racing game, it was definitely one of the better console combat racing games to come out during the 16-bit era.
The review they quoted actually praised the game.
[Blizzard is mostly known for their Warcraft, Overwatch and Diablo games, but honestly, I never particularly cared about any of these franchises. That doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate their importance, of course. The few games I have always enjoyed from Blizzard were titles like The Lost Vikings and, most importantly, Rock n’ Roll Racing, my favorite game from the 16-bit era of gaming as a whole.]
-Leo Faria @Way Too Many Games.
Apparently, TripleJump read the review, ignored all the praise, and decided they could use his review of the inferior Genesis port to pretend everyone hates the game as much as they do.
Nirvana Pilot Yume not being on this list is wild. The "racing" is pure memorization and the story has branching paths some leading to actual sex scenes ON SWITCH.
Hey Triple Jump, you thought there wasn't any Korean subscribers on your channel? Hah, gotcha!
(But I have to admit I'm using Chinese character - Japanese name, so it might be confusing)
btw '96 Flag Rally is using image assets from other Japanese games (IP infringement, obviously) so I guess you could call them anime girls anyway.
Someone else in these comments says the buildings come from Simcity
Broom broom I'm in my mum's car
One of the racing games I think is odd is Sonic R. It’s a foot racing game, but has a whole bunch of other stuff going on.
I'm a little suprised neither of the Sonic Riders titles made it onto this list.
I am offended at the sheer lack of Japan World Cup on this list.
0:45 The lights not even on. How hard would it have been to at least turn the control pad on?
has this list been released before? i swear i remember all the entires except the ryans toyworld one
No mention of Iggy’s Reckin’ Balls? That game was strange af
So when are we getting Triple Jump Vs Cultaholic team racer?
and then there's Zoo Race...
"Let's get broken. Let's get broken this holiday."
-JonTron
96 flag rally reminds me of rally x by namco
I'd suggest a list of ten weird Bible games, but AVGN already did that for Christmas, and TH-cam's content ID system probably wouldn't let you.
How come you've mentioned three "normal" games but didn't mention Zusar Vazar on Dreamcast?
10:02 Could we talk about the "ancient history" part here? Whilst Homer was a Historian he also was a writer of fiction and given the Odyssey contains hanging out with Herakles and a trip to the Tartarus (basically the lowest ring of hell) its easy to surmise that it is one of his fictional works...
Either that or he picked the wrong mushrooms.
Aw, no love for Knightfall: A Daring Journey?
What jet ski game is that at 0:54?
I wonder what was in the heads of drive girls devs when they thought of that game? Maybe: "my girlfriend could really do with a set of those new oz racing alloys"? Or "I could really soup up my wife with an Alpine stereo"? On second thought, I'm pretty sure I don't want to know
Maybe they were just looking for a nice ride.
Pyongyang seems like a nice place. Bit flat though. And untextured. Kim Jong Un ... Did you ban textures in your glorious nation?
How about CronoQ a car racing game RPG or Rollcage?
Are you kidding me?
Ryan and R&R don't belong on here. At all. They're fairly typical racing games of the era. What about Uniracers? Iggy's Reckin' Balls?
Not only that, but the negative review they quoted for R&r?
Here's what it really has to say about the game.
[Blizzard is mostly known for their Warcraft, Overwatch and Diablo games, but honestly, I never particularly cared about any of these franchises. That doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate their importance, of course. The few games I have always enjoyed from Blizzard were titles like The Lost Vikings and, most importantly, Rock n’ Roll Racing, my favorite game from the 16-bit era of gaming as a whole. ]
He's one of the biggest fans of the game around.
[Furthermore, each title features a “Definitive Edition”, which is basically a brand-new remastered build created by Blizzard themselves, and those are easily the best games included in this collection.
The Definitive Edition of The Lost Vikings basically fuses the extra levels included in the Mega Drive version with the improved graphics and soundtrack from the SNES version. The Blackthorne build follows the same principle. The real kicker, however, is the Definitive Edition of Rock n’ Roll Racing, which, by itself, is enough of a reason for you to consider purchasing the Blizzard Arcade Collection right away.]
It's like TripleJump made this list just to vent about how much they hate a few games, realized it wouldn't go over well, and changed the title at the last minute.
Korean comics are called Manhwa so they would be Manhwa Girls
I believe in Drive Girls supremacy.
How did you guys make this list, and fail to put Kinetica on it?
Did you say Gran Turismo 7?
Top-up in Playstation Network.
Obligatory "finland mentioned..." -comment :)
what part of the usa was homies popular at I don't remember them what so ever
Comments Question: Is the huge racing series actually pronounced "forT-sa" and not "four-za"?
its an italian word, right pronounciation would be for-t-sa. forza napoli !
@@TheDomander ah thank you Explotar, I was just confused because that makes sense when compared to say "Ezio" also Italian and has the "T" sound but then you have "Enzo" and "Firenze" which do not have the "T" sound. I guess it's just more nuanced and depends on the word itself not specifically pronounced one way.
Finally I get to know what your waifus are.
M&M Games Rated Worst to Best? That’ll fill a gap in the schedule if you’ve got one, give you an easy 100k view video AND 3,190,001M subs.
👽
I think "Megarace 1-3" on 3DO consoles belong in this list. Oh how i hated the creepy presenter and the confusing concept of it.
TORILLE!
Formulaic 1
have you ever been to game x change
The animals ran into the cannon. They were the opposite of unsuspecting. So you said "Homies" was cancelled for "offensive stereotypes of Mexicans" despite being made by a Mexican and supported in the community? Think about what you say in these videos, Bro. Clearly, as usual, rich white who don't live with Mexicans were offended. Like people in Martha's Vineyard for example.
I'll say this, the only people offended by homies were white people, Mexicans loved them
Rock N Roll Racing is amazing and how dare you slander its name. But really, its great.
[The few games I have always enjoyed from Blizzard were titles like The Lost Vikings and, most importantly, Rock n’ Roll Racing, my favorite game from the 16-bit era of gaming as a whole. ]
Another quote from the review they used, at WayTooManyGames.
[The real kicker, however, is the Definitive Edition of Rock n’ Roll Racing, which, by itself, is enough of a reason for you to consider purchasing the Blizzard Arcade Collection right away.]
So they weren't even honest about cherry-picking a reason to hate the game.
It must have kicked their idiot asses.
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yo
Sigh another top ten... So trite.
7:09 Rally-X not Pacman! get your 80s Namco games right or I'll unsubscribe forever! 😠
[The few games I have always enjoyed from Blizzard were titles like The Lost Vikings and, most importantly, Rock n’ Roll Racing, my favorite game from the 16-bit era of gaming as a whole. ]
You used Leo's review to insult his favorite game and suggest nobody cared?
it's at WayTooManyGames, for anyone who wants to see how Triple Jump operates.
Funny thing about zoo race. it's still available for download on PC even today. they Did a ADGQ ( Awsome games Done Quick: awful block) one year go find that play through If you really want to see zoo race.