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To be honest, the Gollum in this game is a lot more accurate to the book than it was in the movie.
Professor Mercury looked alot like the original hobbit cartoon gollum
+Professor Mercury Yeah except the movie version was better.
+Chris Westergaard A-GREED
Ok that was pretty bad
+Chris Westergaard haha thats the best joke iv'e heard all day?
it may be more acurate to the book, but Andy Serkis is a godsend
I used to love this game, when I was little i was actually obsessed with it. :////
Same here, I think I was.... Seven? That sounds right
are names are simialr i used to have a mega man pixel art for my picture XD but thats not where my inspiration for my name came from (it's not drom mega man X)
Same here, I thought it was pretty good. ^^'
I had it for the GameCube and it looked and controlled much better than the PC version, and I played it all the time
Matthew Smith Yeah I agree, I loved it but then my Xbox broke down and I couldn't ever get passed the part where theres the big water vortex below you, i'd always die.
I actually like this game,
Quite a lot actually.
And though it may seem strange to those who have just watched this video, it actually makes a lot of sense.
It was back in 2004 maybe, and my dad took me to a game store because, we had gone on vacation, and it was raining, every stinking day.
We had a laptop but no games to play, so my dad decided to let me pick one.
He showed me to the place with all the computer games, and after a few minutes of searching, there it was
The Hobbit.
I think what drew me to it was not only that my mother would read this book to me to sleep, but also that font
Pause the video and look, it is so dang sexy, and screams adventure.
So we took it home to my sister, and we booted it up, she was a bit skeptical at first, but once we started playing, we realized just how fun it was. It was probably our first 3D platformer, and so we weren't spoiled by the likes of Mario 64 and Banjo Kazooie,
Roller coaster tycoon, and Zeus Master of Olympus were probably the only other games we owned, that and of course all the Humungous Entertainment games,
If you didn't play those as a kid you are MISSING out.
But anyway, back to The Hobbit,
My most fondest memories are of sitting crammed around a tiny laptop playing this game,-mostly watching my sister play actually.- as rain battered against the windows.
We went through the shire, through caves dark and caverns deep, over hills, valleys, and down rivers, snuck away from trolls and fought giant armadillos and tiny frog beasts, killed a necromancer and his army of skeletons, were poisoned again, and again, by tiny annoying spiders.
And finally we came to the journey's end
I can't tell you how many times we died, how many times we failed, misstepped and fell, or got cooked by trolls.
I remember the pure satisfaction from finally beating the game, especially because of how buttclenchingly hard it was!
But after all, it's not the destination that matters, it's the journey.
And by God did this game have quite a tale to tell,
It's very rare that I find a game nowadays that conveyed that sense of adventure to me,
Certainly we have the likes of Zelda and other such games, and though Zelda is significantly better, don't get me wrong, Link is and always will be a badass. I always found The Hobbit to be just as fun, because the game does a great job of conveying the helplessness of being the poor hobbit, Bilbo.
It's a great quest, fun to play, and to make fun of. It's super difficult but in a way that makes you feel like you accomplished something. I would gladly go there and back again, if my cd didn't corrupt and stop me from ever playing it again.
Still though, if you have read this long I implore you to give this game a shot, it's fun to play, if not just for the laugh factor of how shoddily made a lot of it is.
Go now, and witness the Hobbit tale, of Bilbo Baggins.
Awesome story. I have really nostalgic memories of watching my older brothers play Ocarina of Time and it's sequel (which was my favorite to watch, just because of it's creepiness) Majora's Mask when I was a little kid. You never forget those memories.
James Gudmundson hey I was just thinking that. I loved this game when I was younger. The game definitely encompassed a feeling of a cool dark and scary world; especially to a young child.
Holy shit is that literally your entire life story like fnssvbsfxueeh?
James Gudmundson I liked it too, I had this as a kid
My older sisters and I used to play this game ALL the time! We'd switch off ever level, and we had so much fun. One of my sisters could 100% the first 4 or 5 levels of the game, and I think she still plays it to this day
I LOVE THIS GAME. Holy crap, so many memories...
i like your tag pic that was a awesome anime
Yo got a lego ideas submition on my channel of the Hobbit 2003. Please support on the lego ideas website if you can and spread the word elsewhere in hopes it becomes an official set that they sell.
Is it just me or does Bilbo's hair look... Highly edible?
It's butter toast-says guy on LSD
It's so... Jiggly
It looks like caramel. That or melting cinnamon sticks. Now I'm hungry. 😥
Jello
To mw it looks like it's moisturized.
This is actually one of the first video games I have ever played, and it really is cool that you happened to spotlight it... That horrible animation holds a lot of memories.
BTW the controls for the PS2 version of this game are MUCH better than the PC controls.
Same with the GameCube version. The controls were really good.
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I have a lot of nostalgia when it comes to this game. we had the GameCube version and holy crap, was it hard. The ending was strange, though. Had to save a bear man.
Is that a bear man or a man who's also a bear?
Kamifox 1 it was a man who could turn into a bear
I haven't even played that game, but I've read all the books, and that had to be Tom bombadill man
I'm positive that was Beorn. Beron and his line of people could transform into gigantic bears. The movies don't do much justice to him, nor does this game apparently. In the book, Gandalf and company find his house after the Eagles save the company. (Tom B. isn't mentioned in The Hobbit).
Beorn, in addition to protecting the company, gives them lodging, supplies, ponies, and information.
He's solemn and strong, but also show great care to animals and nature. In the Battle of the Five Armies, Beorn single handly kills the Goblin leader, making it easy for the Men, Elves, and Dwarfs to clean up the rest.
[TL;DR] The "bear man" is Beorn.
He transforms into a bear.
He's a total B.A. and never needed to be saved.
*Beorn does the saving.*
I LOVED this game as a kid. It was the first one I remember really trying hard to beat. I can only remember the first and second level, and the Smaug level. The first level was always tedious and boring, the second killed me more times than I care to admit (particularly at the stealth section) and Smaug... While getting TOO him was annoying, running AWAY from him was a ton of fun. At least as a kid.
This looks like actually a fun game. I wanna play
it is a fun game i played it when i was 9 and it was the best
Farty Cowboy Awesome. My curiosity is heightened.
But beware, the game does ramp up in difficulty
Get dolphin from emuparidise and, you didn't hear this from me, but go to Vimm's lair and get the gc version of the hobbit.
Did you ever play it?
This game was one of my childhood standbys. I will say that as I've aged, I've come to realize that it was a lot less, uh, polished than I thought it was at the time. But I will always stand by the fact that the soundtrack to this game is stunning. The track that plays when Bilbo is still in the Shire (which you can hear around 2:34) makes my heart melt to this very day.
Your videos are like drinking coffee, it just energizes you.
Good job as per usual SpaceHamster!
How has no one replied to this yet?
This game has so many good memories for me. I've played through it like 10 times. It covers the story fairly well and has a good combination of sneaking (because Bilbo is hired as a BURGLAR and slowly becomes one as the book progresses) and fighting. Sure the fighting controls weren't the best but it was a fun challenge. Plus the music is pretty awesome. Simple, but awesome. (I love the oboe and bassoon combo in The Gathering of the Clouds.
Dammit.......right in the childhood.....
Still one of my favorite games....
HI please take a look at my Hobbit LEGO Ideas set from 2003. If it receives 10,000 votes on the Lego Ideas website, it can be turned into a real package that can be purchased in stores. Please circulate it, comment on it, and help if you can!
Listen to his intro at 0:05 with your eyes closed. Doesn't it sound like its saying Space Hipster?
Dude
You just ruined SH for me
but it is?
Abe M Now you will never unhear it again! Muahahaha!
You're right! Hipsters ruin everything *sobs in corner*
kinda...
This was my first PC game. I used to use the arrow keys to move instead of WASD. Ah ha ha.
Made a lego ideas set of it. Suppport if you can on the official site! Included most of the game besides smaug laketown etc
That was the best game ever made. Seriously, it was and still is my favourite video game.
I actually love this game
I mean
It's what introduced me to the Lord Of The Rings
And I've still got the disc in the box
Honestly one of my favorite of games of all time
Holy shit, I beat this game like 9 times as a kid. GOTY of all time.
Made a lego ideas set of it (The hobbit 2003). Check it out and support on LEGO ideas if you can!
Lol I’ve beaten this game hundreds of times as an adult XD
I remember playing it as a kid and thought it was a lot of fun. It's hardly the best game you'll ever play, but I think it caters to children very well. And I definitely don't remember some of the NPC's looking that disturbing on PS2 version 😂I personally LOVED how lengthy and difficult some of the puzzles were. Too many modern and so called superior games hold your hand far too much, but I thought this did well to challenge kids. Pretty decent game for me.
This game was my childhood, man. Right in the nostalgia...
I loved this game back then and still love it today. It was kinda charming and I liked the graphic style...plus it ws something to play when I wanted to calm down.
Why does Bilbo looks like 8 years old? He's freaking 52 in The Hobbit!
PD: Great video, Jeff, you deserve a cookie.
the sneaking part with the trolls looks like a "funny" animation you'd find on the weird side of TH-cam.
#GoWeirdSide
Played this game on the PS2. All I can say is no glitches and controls were really good.
10/10 better than the hobbit movies -IGN
2/10 Its fucking amazing -IGN
7.8 too much walking - IGN
46/10 I'm confused GAMESPOT
0/10 - IGN not enough COD
7/10 too much water
IGN
who needs tv when you have youtube?
And you can watch stuff on tv with your computer. And sometimes it is illegal :(
WHO EVEN NEEDS A TV?? :D *WINK WINK* *COUGH* HARDCORE *COUGH*
i remember getting that game for Christmas..i was skeptical but it turns out to be a really fun game
I think this was my first video of Jeff's, since my family is really into LOTR. It's become a sort of tradition for me to come back and watch this every once and a while.
Courage points, makes sense I suppose since they look like rupees from The Legend of Zelda, which Link who has the Triforce of Courage is the biggest hoarder of.
Why does everyone on hidden block have the same way of making content? Dont take this the wrong way...I think spacehamster here is funny but I feel like him, pbg, balrogthemaster, even jontron all try to deliver jokes the same way, closeup with the cam while they look away from camera and the punchline is stated post production. Im sure everyone would be funny in their own way instead of having everyone be carbon copies of their perspective youtube channels. If anyone else notices this speak up please so I know im not goin crazy. I still appreciate yiur hardwork buddy!!! Spacehamster!
I totally agree with you.
Well they are all friends and friends tend to have similar humor. I won't be too shocked if he asked one of them for their opinion.
Two of your three of your examples were from Normal Boots, not Hidden Block.
Just saying.
Its because theyre not creative enough or unique enough to stand out from the rest. I give jontron props for atleast trying to be a little different by having his bird partner in his videos
RuggedALAN At least they have videos, and your prodile pic is literally a little kid, flipping us off, and is wearing an Iron Man mask.
Dude this game was my childhood. Watching this made me have overwhelming nostalgia.
I created a hobbit-themed Lego Ideas project. Please join the site and lend your support! With sufficient funding, it could be made official. So far, it's going well.
I used to love this game when I was little
For lego ideas, I recreated the hobbit game. Please show your support and help us spread the word. My account has a video and a connection.
7:18- 7:28 fighting cazadores in fallout new vegas in a nutshell.
Another great video, Jeff! It's kinda freaky how some of the scenes from the game look oddly similar to some of the scenes from the films. Like... did they use the game as a source reference or something? 'Cause that... that wouldn't be great.
Either that,or Tolkien wrote the book so descriptively that both adaptations had a similar look to them.
Feetuska
And The Silmarillion, for better or worse. There were so many unnecessary references and random delineations it was maddening.
That's what I was thinking lol
Is that why the movies suck? :T
***** perrywhy T_T
Dude. This game is seriously, like, my whole childhood. Fridays after school were dedicated to this game and this game only. So much nostalgia. Also, why don't you like this game, Jeff?
0:50
Suddenly, You Don't Know Jack music.
Now I want to answer trivia questions. Thanks SpaceHamster!
10/10 Better than the movies
Happy Mask Gamer 2/10 playability tho
Zelda 59743: Link gets credit, but the dmv won't like it.
Happy Mask Gamer I 100% agree
Best Lord of the rings game was a PC game called battle for middle earth
I still play it to this day. Well, the second one anyway
1, 2, and rotwk= GREATNESS!!!
Never played it but lord of the ring conquest is fun
I wish I could get mine working, because I love dem games.
Colby Mazur yeah conquest is awesome
I once got this game when I was younger at a book sale thing in my elementary school,I really enjoyed this game and if I went back to play it now I’d still probably enjoy,tho I never beat it lol
Man, this game was one of my first GameCube games. I loved it so much.
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I really like this game, I have it on Gamecube, The game is really hard but I really enjoy it and one thing I like is that it is more based on the books then the movies, And it is based on the Hobbit Books
My family used to play this alot! It's a really good game!
Fun Fact: The actor who plays Smaug in this game also played Skull Face in Metal Gear Solid.
I used to play the GBA version of The Hobbit and used to have a blast playing the game. It was a lot different and I can't remember when it was made, but it had the same cover art even though it was nothing like this one. In my opinion it was way better. Probably one of my childhood favorite games. (That and I had an obsession with J.R.R. Tolkien since I was like 7 - before I could even read his writing.)
New to this channel. The resemblance to PeanutButterGamer is uncanny.
LeCoolFace That explains a lot, but the resemblance still makes me cringe.
+Minigun101 OMG! Do you think PBG and Space Hamster are doppelgangers? I have one at the high school I go to, her name is Sarah.
+Minigun101 just enjoy is and shut your mouth
xXQuote- SansukeXx Well, I can't. It's uncanny.
Who the heck cares? .-. You are acting like a 5 year old.
If there would be only PBG or Jontron, then it'd be boring as fuck.
Jeff Puts on Ring That Makes Him Invisible
me Expecting Him to do Something Cool,&,Interesting
Jeff Takes Ring Off Then Puts Back on Again,&,Again
me:Dude,Seriously?
where’s the funny
My brother and I used to love this game! We'd play it all the time as kids. ... *war flashbacks to the 2000s*
Have a recreation of the hobbit game on lego ideas. Please support and share it around! I have a video with the link.
This was one of the first games I've ever played, and I've beaten it 3 times throughout my life revisiting it on my old dusty Xbox. I loved this game when I was 6 and still do, even objectively. Nostalgia aside this was an amazing game that really made you feel free within the linear storyline.
did... I have a different version of the game? mine definitely looks better...
Gandalf the algebra teacher the pc release was a crappy quick port as far as I know, hence the quality
Hi Gandalf!
Green Sonic Do your homework.
If you don't get over 60% of the answers on this test right, YOU SHALL NOT PASS!
Gandalf the algebra teacher my algebra teachers jewish
I liked this game, but yeah, those sneaking segments were bullshit.
Also, don't bag on graphics on a game over a decade old. Halo 1 looked slightly better than this, yet no one ever calls out the "meh" graphics. You know why? Because the game looked decent for its time.
Plus, you're playing the PC version, and PC games have a million glitches. Play it on the GameCube. Much better 7.9/10
Complaining because there was much better looking games at the time.
2003 had many great looking games.
Sneaking was shit, but this game was my fucking childhood, how could I not love this.
Dorkara Like Wind Waker!
….I don't care what anyone says!
Turok: Evolution was my personal favorite of the GameCube era.
Personal favorite for gamecube is Timesplitters Future Perfect
Oh my god childhood memories are now setting in! i had the gamecube version growing up
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That game was a GINORMOUS part of my childhood, and I don’t appreciate you not giving it the credit it deserves Astronaut Gerbil
Telltale games should make a Hobbit game.
I liked this game, even though I'm not really big on LotR. At *all*.
same
Same
I loved this game! The soundtrack was is amazing. I was hoping they would use The Shire soundtrack from the game in the Hobbit movie, but that didn't happen :(
That second pose when Jeff's messing around with the one ring is pure filth and I love it XD
I used to play this game with my Dad way back when. I absolutely hated it, but carried on because of how much he liked it. Don't think we ever completed it though, I seem to remember never making it past Smaug.
We can only assume the last level is the best thing in the world since you don't talk about it at all.
It's pretty awesome.
It's an epic all-out fighting section. When I was kid, and I got frustrated with school, I would just pop in The Hobbit and beat up goblins alongside the men, elves, and dwarves for half an hour, and I felt way better :)
It's decent enough, and provides a nice contrast to the penultimate level as that level is puzzle-based, whereas the final one is combat-based. However, the end leaves a bad taste in my mouth because you literally just have to interact with 4 barrels to win. They even give you an infinite supply of courage points, implying there's a fierce battle. But no. Barrels. Yay.
(Also the last save point is right before this and since there's no level select and only 4 save slots the replay value of the game is next to none)
David Ward Ah, thanks!
There are infinite save slots on the PC version. That's one huge advantage it has over the GameCube version (at least I assume you're talking about the GameCube version).
I actually have that sitting on a shelf somewhere. I got to the ogres before I quit.
Oh wait. Different, yet extremely similar Hobbit game. My bad.
i did the exact some thing on the hobbit for ps2
2:20 of course the most important power in the entire game I remember many a time when playing this game and that power would save my life
I love the voice acting here. It's exponentially better than other games...
HINT HINT, Faces of evil...
+TheGeekyPenguin And it's definitely better than Uncharted's voice acting. Like that was hard to do.
Honestly this game doesn't look that bad at all, this whole video just seemed like you nitpicking at a old game, like complaints that were common for games in 2003
The Hobbit was not a prequel. It was written first.
It actually says 'prelude' and not 'prequel' to The Lord of The Rings. So...
Man, the cut scenes looked so much better when I remembered it...
Oh god, I got this game on the Gamecube years ago, and I still have it. Relatives, why would you do this to me?
I wonder if Hammy's gonna make a hobbit of this...
If you had a Hard Time with the Spiders, you really have never played Fallout. Those Spiders are Cazadores in a Nutshell.
+Mighty Scout Why do I keep seeing you?
+An Educated Gentleman Except you don't get heavy duty explosives in The Hobbit.
Nothing is quite as effective at getting rid of Cazadore's like Esther.
Played this game sooo much as a kid
This game was seriously my childhood
Made it in lego please check it out!
I want a gif from 7:59 to 8:17
Might be too long for a gif
Only 17 seconds. It might work.
ZorotheGallade ikr
Or maybe a WebM
Also, anyone knows what is the song playing?
Hey Spacehamster, is GameSquad cancelled or just on hold?
This is a small thing, but he's a human, and putting on the one ring wouldn't turn him invisible. The ring's power changes based on the inherent power of the individual wearing it. Remember how Sauron wore the ring and he wasn't invisible? it's because it doesn't do that to him, it changes depending on the species.
This game was actually my childhood, and while I love it mostly through nostalgia tinted glasses it's so nice to see that someone else aknowledges that it exists!
Forgive me if i'm wrong but this is the first of Space Hamster's videos I've seen and i have noticed alot of similarity's to Peanut Butter Gamer.... anybody else here watch PBG and know what I'm talking about?
Yeah but spacehampster has his own charm like the air horn and other things I came to enjoy
In fact, he is PBG Gameplay's editor.
Jeremy Stephens but he reminds me of that guy from the lord of the rings... i think his name is aragorn
Garry Whittaker Don't get me wrong, I enjoy SpaceHamster (To a certain extent), but I think he copies PBG and Jontron's humour then puts them into one.
Yeah, I agree.
I have the Xbox version and this game was my first, so it is very dear to me. I was surprised to see some people of these glitches, and here are the differences between the PC and Xbox:
Xbox didn't have these glitches
No graphical glitches
People had teeth
Controls were perfectly fine
IMO the Xbox version was better, and HOLY FUCK the spider boss was the bane of my existence. So was the old man at Watertown. I LOVED this game so so much, and I still have it. I replayed it multiple times and never got bored. I was about 5 years old when i got the game.
So the hobbit popped your gaming cherry?
Watertown.....WATERTOWN.........FUCKING WATERTOWN?!?!?!?!?!?!!!?!?!
max corrice I know! God, how could he get Rivercity's name wrong!?
IM SORRY I WAS THINKING OF MY FORMER HOME
Ruben Sargsyan Your former home was Poolvillage?
Wow...... as a child this was the one game i owned for my PC and i spent HOURS playing it. I loved it, to this day one of my favorite games just for nostalgia's sake. I haven't played or even looked at it since. what a weird nostalgia trip. so much time spent staring at the back of Bilbo's head
Have to admit, I have a lot of nostalgia for this game. I do enjoy replaying from time to time, but yeah, the Erebor level can blow me.
Checkout my LEGOIdeas Hobbit game project.
get rekt bilbo scrub
gandalf roasted you
I was going to give this idea to a friend of mine but he's a little lazy and slow at making videos so I'm gonna ask you if you could review Ty: The Tasmanian Tiger. I always liked it as kid and pretty memorable.
Oh, wow! I remember that series! I was actually introduced to it through the third game, strangely enough. I thought it was pretty stupid that people kept whining about the games bashing Australians by allegedly using offensive stereotypes... even though the game was made by Australians and didn't put them down at all.
Another strange thing... my favorite character ended up being an NPC in the third game by the name of "Shade the Ghost Bat". (Not an actual ghost; just a species of bat.) She's the daughter of one of the bosses in the first game. There was just so much personality put into the six lines she had. She even talked about wanting to join Bush Rescue, help out Ty, and make amends for her mother's actions, so I thought she was going to become important to the plot, but sadly, it never happened. Pretty much ALL the NPCs that were just standing around in Cassopolis had gobs of personality brought about through just a few lines, but she was my favorite!
I feel like the courage gems represent the sense of succes Bilbo feels because the scarier something is and the more courage it takes to do such a thing the more courage points hé gets from the gem
Hisss. I loved this game and always will. I first read the Hobbit when I was seven, and shortly after I discovered this game. I adored the open world and being able to explore the scenes I had loved so much, and the quests were so much fun to me. I loved the sneaking levels and the ogres made me laugh. This game will always be near and dear to my heart.
STOP SAYING "Shadows of Mordor" ITS "Shadow of Mordor"
This game is more polished on consoles and the combat system us much more fluid in the game cube then pc and xbox I'm my experience. Other than that. I disagreed with you on every front. 1. Bilbos a bandit, he's supposed to sneak. 2. While your right that one level is to fleshed out other than that the puzzles are streamlined and pretty easy. 3 funny how in this game taking yourself out of the adventure to use an item is criticized when in idk the legend of Zelda no one cares. 4 in game cutscenes were never really good in 2003 and the cgi ones look pretty nice. 5 the combat system with a controller at least works fine, perhaps you're just bad
Domenic Volpe *Thief* not a bandit
Domenic Volpe Yeah, I had it for both Gamecube (the one I beat then traded to a friend for some old Zelda games) and PS2 (the copy I lost before I could beat which is why I got it on Gamecube). The graphics were good pretty much the same between them, and the controls felt great either way. I loved it.
Smo-Joe Smo I only had it for the PS2 but I agree with you on the controls and general enjoyment. It was great.
+Domenic Volpe Everyone bitched about destiny being 3.999 while cod advanced warfare is 4.999 and beats destiny by 1 part, a story. But no one gave a shit about that, you cant expect them to do the same with a childs game, right?
Soldier Alien Hominid I'm sorry I didn't really follow that at all what is the 3.999 and 4.999 for
I actually love this game. Beat it many times. Too bad my XBOX's disc tray is broken now. It won't open.
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I actually found that game at "Coin Game Over" (its in french) and i was thinking of you....
i dont remember this game being so awful.
or bilbos shiny hair.
i could actually probably name on hand what i remember:
1 - "my pocket has sprouted a whole"
2 - not stepping on leaves so the trolls wouldnt hear you only to have their purse that you steal yell"
3 - sting glowing
4 - the mines of moria levels being awful
Moria isn't part of this game.
Picking on a twelve year old game for having less than par graphics is like picking on a downs syndrome kid because he looks funny. "Oh man, what's with this Super Mario Bros 3 crap and why does everyone look so blocky?? Hurr durr, it must really ruin the gameplay"
Even for a twelve year old game those graphics are pretty sub-par. Ratchet & Clank, Kingdom Hearts and Sly Raccoon were released in 2002. Jak and Daxter was released in 2001. Compare this to those games.
Apples and oranges. Every game you mentioned came out on PS2, which had better hardware than the Gamecube.
pedgaladnh
This very same game came out on PS2 too. Your point?
pedgaladnh Umm no it didn't. The GameCube had superior hardware. Also there were plenty of better looking games on the Gamecube from even before 2003, like 2001's Luigi's Mansion and Super Smash Bros Melee. And the problem isn't hardware limitations so much as bad design choices, there is no reason for characters' mouths to look that freaky.
Silent Hill. 3 and Max Payne 2 came out in 2003. Also SM3 had a good aesthetic to make up for the graphics of the time, on top of all that no budget nor time period justifies animations that poor.
One of my favorite PS2 games when I was younger
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I grew up with this game, I think it was the 2nd one I ever owned. It's awesome that it isn't entirely obscure.
I had the GBA version, it was pretty lame. Graphics were solid but man was it boring, got stuck somewhere halfway.
there was a gba version of this game? I really didn't know
The GBA version was so weirdly different. But it is still a great adventure game!
Still beats the Hobbit movies.
They also made a game for the Game Boy Advance which is actually pretty good especially for the time! I played it a ton as a kid!
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This game was my childhood.
May not be much good now a days but you can't argue with nostalgia.
Well that was a Lot of unecessary bashing....
Its okay If you didnt like it but your Review just wasnt fair in the slightest
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I feel like he’s mainly doing it for humour, which is kinda hit and miss
@@Charizarzar humor or not, it still comes across that he doesn’t like it. Fine, whatever, but I do feel like he makes the game out to be much worse than it actually is.
I played this years ago and always wondered how it ended. Now I do and boy am I glad I never got past the goblin caves.
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Had this for Gamecube. Absolutely loved it.
The nostalgia hittin :')
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i have played it a million times, its still my favorite and i was born in 2004
This was actually one of my favorite games that I had for my ps2 when i was a kid
Hopefully they remaster this title. Was one of my favorite games growing up!
Man you're crazy! this game was great. it was one of the very first gamecube games me and my sister ever got. our older sisters got it for us and we (already loving the LOTR movies) were like "ew really what's this?" but then we played it and were like whaaat. seriously we played it dozens of times. oh the memories. sure it's not perfect and often silly and glitchy, but it's still a permanent part of our game collection today :)