Remember When Over The Hedge Had Sequels!?!?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Over The Hedge is such a fun movie, although unfortunately it never got a true film sequel. That's not too say it never got any follow-ups though, join me today where i talk about two Over The Hedge games that attempt too follow-up on the movie and see how well they hold up!
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Heya Everyone, hope you all enjoyed this one! Have you played either game, if soo what do you think of them??
Had a lot of fun with the console version, a solid follow-up to the movie and I consider it Over the Hedge 2 in my book.
I haven't played these games. But I heard Caddicarus said it's awful
Had so much fun with the console version!
Do you know which version of the Over The Hedge game is better? The GameCube, PS2, Xbox, or PC versions?
I gotta tell you the console review was perfect 👍
"A wise raccoon once said that none of us can truly appreciate life until we try extra hard to lose it!
I'd tell you what happened to him, but it's a sad story... Anyway--"
That line never fails to make me chuckle.
I’m glad the movie didn’t get a sequel. I have a feeling a sequel wouldn’t be able to capture the magic of the first movie. I also have the feeling that most of the main cast would be SEVERELY underutilized in a sequel
Over The Hedge for the console is one of my favorites as a kid and basically one of the first beat em ups I've ever played.
The Holy Trinity of Dreamworks games (all console versions) to me are: Shrek 2, Madagascar, and Over the Hedge
Trulier words never got said
I liked Over The Hedge growing up and still surprised that the X-Men movies had the Quicksilver scenes inspired by the ending scene with Hammy and the energy drink
I wonder if Quicksilver was secretly Hammy, but as a Mutant.
Rembered this movie, so it was nice to know someone is still talking about the extra stuff about it.
oh lol thanks.
I have to say, my sibling has been sending me links to your videos. It's helped me get nostalgic and recall games we played together as kids. I know there's likely a small market of people who care about these throw back games, but to know there are some people who feel a sense of solace recalling and replaying these games is genuinely awesome. Can't wait to watch more. 👍
I played the PS2 version of Over the Hedge so much as a kid I could remember enemy spawn points. I memorised voice lines. Did secrets.
Oh my goodness I'm so glad someone finally talked about the over the hedge ps2/GameCube game! I played it so many times when I was younger and LOVED it! Seriously it's such an underrated jem of a game especially due to the fact it's a licensed game and not most of those games are just...okay, but I have loved only two movies in my life, inside out by Disney, and over the hedge. Knowing there's more over the hedge stuff makes me happy thanks for making this vid 💖.
I played this for hours as a kid and now see how I got into DMC and other hack n slashes when I got older.
If we ever do get a sequel, we already know that DreamWorks will still have to recast RJ, Verne and Ozzie with new actors.
Nightmare before Christmas, had a sequel, in video game form.
Oh heck yeah. The console version was my jam alongside the GBA version.
I haven't played the PC game in awhile, though I remember this game being pretty fun, especially when I played it with my cousins and my brother. For the PSP game, I tried to play this game on an emulator but at on part of the first level the screen froze but I still could move though but it was unplayable regardless.
Great video I'm excited to try those games
Caddicarus reviewed the Over The Hedge game and Hammy Goes Nuts except he reviewed the DS version of Hammy Goes Nuts and it's basically Over The Hedge console game but worse
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Same idea, different execution
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I rewatched this I love it good film
You return at last.
it looks like a strange ps2 game and not at the same time
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