To be fair. This game is horrifying completely by accident. The game was never intended to be a horror game. And that's why it's a good horror game. Similar to Luigi's mansion which inspired this more directly. The game isn't really meant to be fear inducing, merely a fun setting in a parody of horror movies. But because the game parodies actual horror games to give the oooh spooky but not really because you're seeeeeven vibes a bit too well. It becomes creepy even if only by complete accident.
@DemiSupremi actually one of the lead devs confirmed their pitch was basically a kid friendly Resident Evil, though Luigi's Mansion was a big influence as well.
Ah, someone on twitter/x called it. Soon as posts were showing up about the Piglet game, there was going to be a boom in youtubers with piglet's face as the thumbnail with these kinds of titles. It's hilarious.
@@misterboxhead3045Nah...its because they cost more than making something they can throw on the app store that costs significantly less but makes them more money. It's sad honestly
I grew up with it, Eeyore level was the spookiest, Owl and Rabbit were my favourite,Tigger as well. They had a very fantastical/dreamy feel. Very gothic. The levels were dreams after all,so the off music and empty locations had reason to be.
Piglet's Big Game feels like it could be compared with Clock Tower 3. Mainly because the game of course has a sanity/fear system but also having enemies be taken care of in special animations. Esp because Clock Tower 3 is kinda the most 'mystical' game in the franchise
@@RETRObutionofficial Don't forget to use clock tower rewind now that you can access the first game (it's faithful adaptation and got great reviews) But the rest still isn't on steam tho
I had gotten Piglet's Big Game when I was 11 years old so 15 years ago & because of how popular it is now inspired me to play Piglet's Big Game again for the first time in 15 years.
I certainly think that the developers was originally going to make their own original IP horror game, but they got assign to make the piglet game. My assumption they probably use a reuse asset from their own horror game into piglet. I probably think they use this creepy eerie soundtrack into piglet. That is my assumption theory.
Holy shit. I bought this game like 2 years ago for $8 because I figured my wife and I could get drunk and fuck around with it. Seeing it go for $200+ on eBay is insane. I’m so happy I got my copy.
That's exactly what I'm going for with this style of video. I'm nostalgic for that era of TH-cam and I want to recreate it (with good audio and video quality) Thanks for watching 👍
I am so lucky that I own my GameCube copy I bought from Gamestop years ago. It doesn’t have the original cover or the manual but it’s still the game. Haven’t touched it in a while since it gave me the heebie-jeebies as a kid. But I might pick it back up and play it for real at some point.
@RETRObutionofficial Best licensed game I've ever played was the Mata Nui Online Game, a flash game released in 2001 to promote Lego's then-new Bionicle franchise. That game has surprisingly good writing, with some fairly interesting philosophy sprinkled in. It's a very slow paced and atmospheric game, playing almost like a visual novel, which is not at all what you'd expect going into a franchise like that. Honestly to date it's the only licensed game that doesn't really feel like a licensed game to me, it was in a league of its own. Not the single best game I've ever played, but probably the only licensed game I'd include in a Top 25 games I've played list - it's actually in my Top 10. Only downside is that it sets your expectations for the rest of the franchise way too high, as the rest of Bionicle's story is... All over the board, to say the least.
I think this might be the most obscure game I've heard of since starting this channel. I remember the Bionicle DS game that was a first person shooter and I looooved it. I never even knew the Bionicles had a continuous story
@RETRObutionofficial Oh, really? Bionicle was well known in its day for having a fairly convoluted and overly complex (and in its later years, very edgy) story in addition to some kickass action figures! Bionicle Heroes DS is a pretty solid romp, but it's not "canon", in that it makes no effort to follow the story or adhere to the lore. Most games did that and IMO that was usually fine. MNOG was rare for being very deep in the lore, although it's also more or less the lore's starting point. If you want a taste of MNOG, my wife and I did a playthrough of the game a few years back on TH-cam. It's very short, only about 2 hours long, and it's become one of our most popular projects.
I feel like piglets big game is going through a similar phase battle for bikini bottom. People didn’t really care about first then people start talking about story talking about it and then the game got a remake . Piglets big game didn’t get a remake though. You know I was thinking maybe there could be a pole asking if people would want to remake of this game.
I think BFBB was a fair bit more popular than this so I don't think it'll even be comfortable unfortunately. SpongeBob is more relevant than Winnie The Pooh is right now (even if Goodbye Christopher Robin is one of my favourite films of the past while)
It’d be tricky because unless they reuse the voices and audio from the original game, it’d be difficult to get the original voices back since Ken Sansom who played Rabbit and the Woozles died long ago and Nikita Hopkins who played Roo up until 2005 is all grown up.
People loved Battle For Bikini Bottom all over when I was growing up. It was that game, kingdom hearts, resident evil 4, and Harry Potter that every kid was talking about along with Yugioh Teen Titans and Power Rangers. I have 0 clue what you were smoking to think BFBB wasn't beloved since day one. Piglets Big Game is a cult classic though, I think I was the only person who had a copy as a kid.
I've been watching a lot of videos on this game the past couple days and this video is one of my favourites on it! Good length, good tone of voice, brings up the most important parts of the meme and the game itself, and I really like the use of the TV! Stellar work!
Thanks so much for covering this game! I've been overjoyed by this recent trend, since I've had ideas for making my own video on it for years. Really glad you enjoy the health mechanic as well. Great video!
@@RETRObutionofficial Oh, I've had it since I was a kid! As you said, it's game design and ambience is really underrated. I often try to revisit it, since it has such a short runtime.
This was the only winnie the pooh related game I played as a kid and the first hephalomp encounter terrified me enough to never make it past the first level
This is what I used to really appreciate about physical media in those days with "kids stuff" that smuggled sleeper gems which would fly under your parents' radar like Earthbound, PMD Explorers (or a lot of pokemon in general), Simpsons Hit and Run, Batman Beyond Return of the Joker, Scooby Doo Zombie Island. You'd pull this entertainment out from frivolous retail slop, often on discount, at walmart or the mall or what have you, your parents totally oblivious to any outwardly apparent unsafe content, and bring it home in the same bag as their groceries. Now alone with just you and the disc, you have no other option but to interact with that media on its own terms. No internet. When you power on the device, there are no other voices speaking other than that of the game or movie. So there's nothing to distract from the experience. And once in a while, against all odds, you would experience ART hidden in there. Yes, it didn't happen that often, and when you're that young, you might not even appreciate the difference between it and lazy garbage, but there is a real chance for something great to emerge like a diamond in the rough. I fear this may be lost on the upcoming generations.
@@RETRObutionofficial It made an impression I suppose. Not that I think we need to traumatize kids for them to experience anything worthwhile, but that movie was a bold break from tradition that paid off immensely. No doubt that the writers had to fight hard to get it permitted, and I salute them for doing so. The word here is, courage.
I always thought something about the vibe with this game was unusual. I mean, I thought my earlier experiences as a kid were a fever dream until I rediscovered the game when I was older. Really crazy to see it all these years later getting such an arbitrary resurgence. Truly a fascinating specimen. Loved the video! :)
It's so wonderful to see one of my favorite childhood games gain so much popularity. I loved this game as a child and still play it often on my GameCube. I always found it funny how some people were horrified a bit by this game when they were kids, but I wasn't. During my childhood, I was interested in light horror games and TV shows. I loved playing spooky-themed games like Luigi's Mansion, Pikmin 2, Disney's Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse, and the many Harry Potter and Zelda games. Some of my favorite levels in video games were spooky-themed, like Big Boo's Haunt in Super Mario 64 and the Halloween-themed level in the Simpsons Hit & Run. And I just loved watching Courage the Cowardly Dog and the Brave Little Toaster during my childhood. Piglet's Big Game has some creative elements that I admire, like the eerie ambiance and Piglet's unique Brave Faces. My favorite levels in this game are Eeyore's Dream and Owl's Dream because of their eerie and creative thems. I hope that a modding community will form to create some pretty cool Piglet's Big Game mods! I liked how you showed some of the gameplay on an old analog TV. It really sells the nostalgia of the games.
I have a video on the channel about the games that scared me as a kid so we're total opposites, and funnily enough I talk about the final level in Simpsons Hit & Run. People could get very whacky with Piglet mods lol
@@RETRObutionofficial I have to check out that video when I have time. Yeah, some games did scare me, mainly ones with stealth missions. When I was a kid, I was afraid of being caught by the enemies because then I'll have to start all over again. The Tigger stealth missions always frustrated me back in the day.
@@RETRObutionofficial Yeah, those Tigger stealth missions are easier for me now. The Winnie the Poo chases missions were hard for me too, but now they are easier since I know the paths by heart.
So, that's why everyone is talking about Piglet's BIG Game all of a sudden. This game and Winnie the Pooh was and STILL ARE my childhood, and like you I still have my plush Winnie the Pooh all the way back from the early 2000s. This however was a replacement Winnie the Pooh after my Dog chewed up the one I'd had since I was a Baby in the late 90s. Still sleep with it every night! I love Winnie the Pooh so much! He's one of the things from my childhood I never outgrew! Still love him to this day!
@@RETRObutionofficial hey so Eurothugg 4000 managed to get an interview with the lead dev in her video on the game, who had some very interesting things to say.
Well technically (and I can't believe I'm saying this) Piglets Big movie released before The Heffalump movie so Heffalumps were still scary in the Winnie canon 😂😂
There’s many things about this game that are interesting but the thing that is most interesting is the combat system simply because of how fitting is for a eerie game, you simply form a line and then have a minigame that have a certain amount of time to do enough damage before the enemies kill your ass, it reminds me of the combat in resident evil gaiden which is similar. They could have done something far more simple like no adding combat at all and only focusing on the puzzle elements
No combat and more stealth would've made it even freakier, but again, if I wanted to put on my English teacher cap it would've taken away from the whole concept of Piglet facing his fears if he couldn't fight lol
@RETRObutionofficial i meant to say that the combat system could been cut but the combat itself is ok, like imagine using part of the scenario to defeat the enemy like dropping a box on their head, this form of indirect combat could have worked given piglet smaller height in comparison to all other enemies
@BloodwyrmWildheart mostly because it's sold out everywhere else and using the ShopApp alot of sellers open completely fake stores, I'm hoping this isn't a completely fake store Also on a side note this game has been selling for like 200 bucks the past few days so paying 30 bucks for it after I seen people pay upwards of 200 gives me a sense of scam as well, got to take risks it's either a great deal or a scam
What is funny is that this game surged in popularity after the Silent Hill 2 remake and NOT because of Blood & Honey. 😏
Blood and honey is stupid why do that to a childhood classic like pooh 😳😡
@@isaiahedmonson5832bro calm down
@@Raventherose I'm very calm thank you bro have a great day 👏😇
To be fair. This game is horrifying completely by accident. The game was never intended to be a horror game. And that's why it's a good horror game. Similar to Luigi's mansion which inspired this more directly. The game isn't really meant to be fear inducing, merely a fun setting in a parody of horror movies. But because the game parodies actual horror games to give the oooh spooky but not really because you're seeeeeven vibes a bit too well. It becomes creepy even if only by complete accident.
@DemiSupremi actually one of the lead devs confirmed their pitch was basically a kid friendly Resident Evil, though Luigi's Mansion was a big influence as well.
Ah, someone on twitter/x called it. Soon as posts were showing up about the Piglet game, there was going to be a boom in youtubers with piglet's face as the thumbnail with these kinds of titles. It's hilarious.
Lol it wasn't hard to predict
We just don't get tie-in games like this anymore
Mostly likely cus' they would absolutely suck. Just like back then
Tie-in games are a lost art of garbage, you hate to miss em
@@misterboxhead3045 they didn't all suck. They were still better than the woke greedy trash we getting now.
@@misterboxhead3045Nah...its because they cost more than making something they can throw on the app store that costs significantly less but makes them more money. It's sad honestly
"So you don't have to"
About 20 years late but ok.
this comment makes no sense
@@RETRObutionofficial What doesn't make sense about it? The game's been around for a long time now.
I know but TH-cam wasn't around when it came out so even if I was old enough I couldn't have made a video
I grew up with it, Eeyore level was the spookiest, Owl and Rabbit were my favourite,Tigger as well. They had a very fantastical/dreamy feel. Very gothic. The levels were dreams after all,so the off music and empty locations had reason to be.
There's simply no other game like it - especially in the Winnie the Pooh franchise
Piglet's Big Game feels like it could be compared with Clock Tower 3. Mainly because the game of course has a sanity/fear system but also having enemies be taken care of in special animations. Esp because Clock Tower 3 is kinda the most 'mystical' game in the franchise
I'll have to cover Clock Tower at some point
@@RETRObutionofficial Don't forget to use clock tower rewind now that you can access the first game (it's faithful adaptation and got great reviews)
But the rest still isn't on steam tho
I had gotten Piglet's Big Game when I was 11 years old so 15 years ago & because of how popular it is now inspired me to play Piglet's Big Game again for the first time in 15 years.
You're lucky to still own your copy
I certainly think that the developers was originally going to make their own original IP horror game, but they got assign to make the piglet game. My assumption they probably use a reuse asset from their own horror game into piglet. I probably think they use this creepy eerie soundtrack into piglet. That is my assumption theory.
Nah, the lead dev actually confirmed that a kid friendly Resident Evil was basically their pitch for the game.
I played it as a kid and can confirm,
the game IS terrifying.
Holy shit. I bought this game like 2 years ago for $8 because I figured my wife and I could get drunk and fuck around with it. Seeing it go for $200+ on eBay is insane. I’m so happy I got my copy.
You got lucky, I can't find a copy (for a reasonable price) anywhere
I read someone on eBay sold a copy for $1,200. Lol 😂
I’m probably gonna play this game after I beat Silent Hill 2 and it’s gonna be very funny seeing people’s reactions to this game on the living room tv
I just played SH2 and SH2 Remake not too long ago so it's quite funny playing them so close to eachother lol
@@RETRObutionofficial i have to find my wife to I have to find my friends
I really love your recording style, it really feels like i'm watching a 2010s youtube gameplay video
That's exactly what I'm going for with this style of video. I'm nostalgic for that era of TH-cam and I want to recreate it (with good audio and video quality)
Thanks for watching 👍
I am so lucky that I own my GameCube copy I bought from Gamestop years ago. It doesn’t have the original cover or the manual but it’s still the game. Haven’t touched it in a while since it gave me the heebie-jeebies as a kid. But I might pick it back up and play it for real at some point.
Face your fears lol
I'm so happy this masterpiece is getting more attention.
Do you know any other hidden gem licensed games?
@RETRObutionofficial Best licensed game I've ever played was the Mata Nui Online Game, a flash game released in 2001 to promote Lego's then-new Bionicle franchise. That game has surprisingly good writing, with some fairly interesting philosophy sprinkled in. It's a very slow paced and atmospheric game, playing almost like a visual novel, which is not at all what you'd expect going into a franchise like that. Honestly to date it's the only licensed game that doesn't really feel like a licensed game to me, it was in a league of its own. Not the single best game I've ever played, but probably the only licensed game I'd include in a Top 25 games I've played list - it's actually in my Top 10. Only downside is that it sets your expectations for the rest of the franchise way too high, as the rest of Bionicle's story is... All over the board, to say the least.
I think this might be the most obscure game I've heard of since starting this channel. I remember the Bionicle DS game that was a first person shooter and I looooved it. I never even knew the Bionicles had a continuous story
@RETRObutionofficial Oh, really? Bionicle was well known in its day for having a fairly convoluted and overly complex (and in its later years, very edgy) story in addition to some kickass action figures! Bionicle Heroes DS is a pretty solid romp, but it's not "canon", in that it makes no effort to follow the story or adhere to the lore. Most games did that and IMO that was usually fine. MNOG was rare for being very deep in the lore, although it's also more or less the lore's starting point.
If you want a taste of MNOG, my wife and I did a playthrough of the game a few years back on TH-cam. It's very short, only about 2 hours long, and it's become one of our most popular projects.
@@RETRObutionofficial Wall-E. It uses the scrapped story idea for Wall-E and turns it into a game.
I feel like piglets big game is going through a similar phase battle for bikini bottom. People didn’t really care about first then people start talking about story talking about it and then the game got a remake . Piglets big game didn’t get a remake though. You know I was thinking maybe there could be a pole asking if people would want to remake of this game.
I think BFBB was a fair bit more popular than this so I don't think it'll even be comfortable unfortunately. SpongeBob is more relevant than Winnie The Pooh is right now (even if Goodbye Christopher Robin is one of my favourite films of the past while)
It’d be tricky because unless they reuse the voices and audio from the original game, it’d be difficult to get the original voices back since Ken Sansom who played Rabbit and the Woozles died long ago and Nikita Hopkins who played Roo up until 2005 is all grown up.
People loved Battle For Bikini Bottom all over when I was growing up. It was that game, kingdom hearts, resident evil 4, and Harry Potter that every kid was talking about along with Yugioh Teen Titans and Power Rangers. I have 0 clue what you were smoking to think BFBB wasn't beloved since day one. Piglets Big Game is a cult classic though, I think I was the only person who had a copy as a kid.
@@DemiSupremi same here. I’m lucky to have my GC copy from GameStop even if it has that crappy generic cover. I’m looking to fix that.
I've been watching a lot of videos on this game the past couple days and this video is one of my favourites on it! Good length, good tone of voice, brings up the most important parts of the meme and the game itself, and I really like the use of the TV! Stellar work!
Thank you so much :) I like to use the CRT as a way to stand out a bit more
I'VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT THIS GAME LATELY. I used to play it heaps when growing up. Really cool to see it being talked about!
Do you still own it? I'd say a physical copy will become fairly rare
@RETRObutionofficial ooh no not anymore! Lost if when we moved but I remember a lot of it vividly lol
Thanks so much for covering this game! I've been overjoyed by this recent trend, since I've had ideas for making my own video on it for years. Really glad you enjoy the health mechanic as well. Great video!
Thanks so much :) you should definitely play it, it's really fun
@@RETRObutionofficial Oh, I've had it since I was a kid! As you said, it's game design and ambience is really underrated. I often try to revisit it, since it has such a short runtime.
This was the only winnie the pooh related game I played as a kid and the first hephalomp encounter terrified me enough to never make it past the first level
No way I would've got past the second level of I played this when I was a kid
I played this when I was a child and I loved it. Glad to see that it's finally getting some recognition!
Jesus christ, are you okay? Playing this as a kid sounds horrifying
You were one of them horror loving kids??
This is what I used to really appreciate about physical media in those days with "kids stuff" that smuggled sleeper gems which would fly under your parents' radar like Earthbound, PMD Explorers (or a lot of pokemon in general), Simpsons Hit and Run, Batman Beyond Return of the Joker, Scooby Doo Zombie Island. You'd pull this entertainment out from frivolous retail slop, often on discount, at walmart or the mall or what have you, your parents totally oblivious to any outwardly apparent unsafe content, and bring it home in the same bag as their groceries. Now alone with just you and the disc, you have no other option but to interact with that media on its own terms. No internet. When you power on the device, there are no other voices speaking other than that of the game or movie. So there's nothing to distract from the experience. And once in a while, against all odds, you would experience ART hidden in there.
Yes, it didn't happen that often, and when you're that young, you might not even appreciate the difference between it and lazy garbage, but there is a real chance for something great to emerge like a diamond in the rough. I fear this may be lost on the upcoming generations.
Scooby Doo on Zombie Island was TERRIFYING. I had nightmares for weeks after watching it
@@RETRObutionofficial It made an impression I suppose. Not that I think we need to traumatize kids for them to experience anything worthwhile, but that movie was a bold break from tradition that paid off immensely. No doubt that the writers had to fight hard to get it permitted, and I salute them for doing so. The word here is, courage.
I always thought something about the vibe with this game was unusual. I mean, I thought my earlier experiences as a kid were a fever dream until I rediscovered the game when I was older. Really crazy to see it all these years later getting such an arbitrary resurgence. Truly a fascinating specimen. Loved the video! :)
Thank you so much -- the game sold for $300 on Ebay a few days ago because it went viral
It's so wonderful to see one of my favorite childhood games gain so much popularity. I loved this game as a child and still play it often on my GameCube. I always found it funny how some people were horrified a bit by this game when they were kids, but I wasn't. During my childhood, I was interested in light horror games and TV shows. I loved playing spooky-themed games like Luigi's Mansion, Pikmin 2, Disney's Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse, and the many Harry Potter and Zelda games. Some of my favorite levels in video games were spooky-themed, like Big Boo's Haunt in Super Mario 64 and the Halloween-themed level in the Simpsons Hit & Run. And I just loved watching Courage the Cowardly Dog and the Brave Little Toaster during my childhood. Piglet's Big Game has some creative elements that I admire, like the eerie ambiance and Piglet's unique Brave Faces. My favorite levels in this game are Eeyore's Dream and Owl's Dream because of their eerie and creative thems. I hope that a modding community will form to create some pretty cool Piglet's Big Game mods!
I liked how you showed some of the gameplay on an old analog TV. It really sells the nostalgia of the games.
I have a video on the channel about the games that scared me as a kid so we're total opposites, and funnily enough I talk about the final level in Simpsons Hit & Run. People could get very whacky with Piglet mods lol
@@RETRObutionofficial I have to check out that video when I have time. Yeah, some games did scare me, mainly ones with stealth missions. When I was a kid, I was afraid of being caught by the enemies because then I'll have to start all over again. The Tigger stealth missions always frustrated me back in the day.
I could see them frustrating me to as a kid but now I realized I can nearly just sprint (or bounce) past the enemies
@@RETRObutionofficial Yeah, those Tigger stealth missions are easier for me now. The Winnie the Poo chases missions were hard for me too, but now they are easier since I know the paths by heart.
This game definitely deserved to be popular again after 20 odd years,loved this game.
Do you still have your copy?
@ yes I do
This game scared the shit out of me as a kid
I'm glad I didn't play it as a kid, I would've shit myself
You unlocked a memory within... so freaky
the music is confirm the used in silent hill, it called Chthonic symphony
So, that's why everyone is talking about Piglet's BIG Game all of a sudden. This game and Winnie the Pooh was and STILL ARE my childhood, and like you I still have my plush Winnie the Pooh all the way back from the early 2000s. This however was a replacement Winnie the Pooh after my Dog chewed up the one I'd had since I was a Baby in the late 90s. Still sleep with it every night! I love Winnie the Pooh so much! He's one of the things from my childhood I never outgrew! Still love him to this day!
I’m always glad when stuff like this happens to games but the only downside is that the game is going to be even harder to come across now.
$300 on Ebay lol - thanks for watching :)
It also has the jumping into bottomless pits like in Silent Hill 2 as well for the Eeyore Castle boss battles
I would love to find the director of the game and interview them
@@RETRObutionofficial hey so Eurothugg 4000 managed to get an interview with the lead dev in her video on the game, who had some very interesting things to say.
Well fine, I'm just going to get the Silent Hill soundtrack and play it along with ALL MY GAMES lol.
Mario 64 + SH2
Peak gaming.
I read a copy of this game sold on eBay for $1,200. What a demand. Lol
This man deserves more subs
this man agrees with this comment. Thanks so much :)
The again if you grew up on Winnie the Pooh you'd know that heffalumps are actually cute, friendly and might I add "lumpy".
Well technically (and I can't believe I'm saying this) Piglets Big movie released before The Heffalump movie so Heffalumps were still scary in the Winnie canon 😂😂
@@RETRObutionofficial Oh yeah that's true.
And so the trend begins
It's in full swing lol, but I can't guarantee there's no other Piglet video with actual CRT footage in it
There’s many things about this game that are interesting but the thing that is most interesting is the combat system simply because of how fitting is for a eerie game, you simply form a line and then have a minigame that have a certain amount of time to do enough damage before the enemies kill your ass, it reminds me of the combat in resident evil gaiden which is similar. They could have done something far more simple like no adding combat at all and only focusing on the puzzle elements
No combat and more stealth would've made it even freakier, but again, if I wanted to put on my English teacher cap it would've taken away from the whole concept of Piglet facing his fears if he couldn't fight lol
@RETRObutionofficial i meant to say that the combat system could been cut but the combat itself is ok, like imagine using part of the scenario to defeat the enemy like dropping a box on their head, this form of indirect combat could have worked given piglet smaller height in comparison to all other enemies
I watched this video so you don't have to
RELEASE THE SPONGEBOB ROLLERCOASTER GIF
So it begins.
The flood of Piglet videos, but how many of them have real CRT footage in them??
@ Good question
Maybe inform Game Theory about Piglet's Big Game.
I have MatPat on speed dial so I'll let him know
@RETRObutionofficial Oh, by the way, he's retired. So try his partner Tom. Also remind him to play the HappyFunLand VR game, please!
Played this back in the day freaky for a kids game
great video
Thanks for watching :)
Is this Game a horror game or horror themed?
loive the vid great quality also im now an OG so when youre at like 120k shout me out
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Comment on a video when I reach 120k and I will 😉
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He has been through a lot lol
Just bought it for 30$ 🔥 hopefully i didnt get scammed
What makes you think that? $30 is below MSRP. You're still paying less than you would have when it was new.
@BloodwyrmWildheart mostly because it's sold out everywhere else and using the ShopApp alot of sellers open completely fake stores, I'm hoping this isn't a completely fake store
Also on a side note this game has been selling for like 200 bucks the past few days so paying 30 bucks for it after I seen people pay upwards of 200 gives me a sense of scam as well, got to take risks it's either a great deal or a scam
Fingers crossed it's genuine because you got a great deal if so. I saw it sold for $300 on Ebay a few days ago
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Sounds fake af
thank you
The homogenisation of TH-cam is kinda wack sometimes.
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thank you for your service, adzi o7 wtf is this game lol
The greatest licensed game of all time is what it is lol