The great thing about Galaga is that it has the best implemented power up in video game history. When the flagship steals your ship with a tractor beam, you can rescue it to have a double shot. But you still only start with three lives. Gaining this ability costs you something. And getting it isn't a foregone conclusion. You can accidentally shoot the captured ship for points instead, I found out. This adds a risk/reward trade-off to gaining a power up which in most other games is just a present the game gives you.
Yep, not used against the player as mentioned in the video. Well 289 comments and TH-cam doesn't allow a search through the comments. I hope that wasn't said already. I missed the note that when you shot the yellow guys all stop shooting for a short time. And when the game is not in "swarming" mode they go back into the flock and wait before starting new attacks.
I really like these videos. I feel like every game from the beginning of time deserves recognition. There's so much history and thanks to this we can see how far we've come.
Galaga '88 actually looks worse to me than the originals. I can see the more detailed sprites, they attempted some shading and artistic backgrounds... but it just feels too busy. I much prefer the more minimalist and focused style of the original Galaxian. Galaga '88 just looks like you're fighting done up Skittles and Smarties.
+Blackhart Films The first time I saw Galaga '88, my mind was blown. I love the more intricate backgrounds and the way the sprites pop, but I agree - the original is the best.
Darius was the definitive shooter game and was an outstanding technological achievement, it raised the bar so high that NO OTHER company could make something similar EVER, Darius had no slowdowns, flickering, and had a perfect artistic direction, it was like the Dragon´s Lair of the shooter games but thousands times funnier and more interactive, it was the Rolls Royce of the arcade games. All hail to Taito and this game creators
Your videos are some of the cleanest and highest-quality content on TH-camI. I just get such a professional vibe from it, like I'm watching a television broadcast.
Galaxians was by far the arcade game I spent most time on. Not only was it widely available but I could get a lot more playtime out of my 10p than on other games. However, I am saddened to see a rundown of early space shooters that doesn't mention Phoenix.
I love these videos. The editing, the narration, everything about is amazing. This has TV documentary levels of production quality. Bravo, I am impressed!
Galaxian and then in a much bigger way Galaga were so integral to my gaming youth, I ADORE the space shooter genre to this day thanks to Galaga. The first time I heard that legendary music from the arcade cabinet was also the day I became a Namco-Bandai fan and still to this day I'll enjoy it and owe my initial interest in gaming thanks to Galaga and of course NES' Mario Bros.
Still my favourite game of all time...helped by the fact that I am old enough to have played it extensively when I was a kid. In later life I had a Galaxian arcade machine at home too.
my aunt and uncle actually own a galaga arcade cabinet, ive spent so much time playing that when i was over at their house. i spent even more time playing galaga arrangement on namco museum for gamecube.
I remember when Galaxian appeared at my local bowling alley's arcade in 1979. I loved it the first time I played it and it's been a favorite of mine ever since then. But Galaga blew me away with the power ups, challenging stage and smarter aliens. I dont think Namco has ever topped those original two. Galaga 88 was too cartoony (it looked like you were shooting space pigs or Pokemon) and the gameplay feel wasn't as fast. Galaga Legions looks like overkill, a huge mess with too many aliens and bullets shoved in your face instead of being simple and one-on-one like the originals. I just discovered your channel, keep up the great work.
Galaxian was such a quarter sucker for me as a kid. I have the Colecovision cartridge around here somewhere too and of course there's a Galaxian level in the superlative Gorf as well!
Galaga had an amazing theme tune. Possibly it was already in Galaxian I don't remember much about it, mostly remember playing the '88 version. Just about 10 seconds long but good. Anyway, I didn't see it mentioned in the video for some reason, but those tractor beam aliens: if you let your ship get captured, you'd lose your ship and had to use a new one, however, if you then shot down that alien with your old ship, you got an extra ship I seem to remember. Not an extra life, but two ships side by side, doubling your firepower.
How come there is no double ship footage from Galaga. That was one of the earliest high risk with high rewards in video games. The first bonus round with a double ship was so satisfying.
+Vincent GR Yeah gutted about Edgar's passing, spent untold hours playing his games, feckin great developer, simple gfx, totally addictive gameplay, was in the process of making Warblade II when he sadly died, RIP ED x
7:40 This is too chaotic for me... same reason I cant play Super Smash Bros Ultimate. But its interesting to see my teen nephew adapt with ease. Makes me wonder how crazy insane games will be in 30 years.
Originally there was a divide between Western and Eastern shooters, with the Western ones derived from Spacewar and the Eastern ones based on Space Invaders, although there was much cross-influence; horizontal shooting was originally a Western trope pioneered in the massively influential shooter game Defender, and Sega made Fantasy Zone which had a Japanese exterior of hyper-cuteness but was undoubtably Western underneath, with its ability to move the character left and right and buy items in a shop. Of course it was the Eastern styled Space Invaders that originally threw down the gauntlet, which was soon met by the undeniably Western shooter Asteroids. It was the Eastern style that eventually triumphed, although it also collapsed shortly afterward and mostly survives today as the ultra-Japanese, ultra-niche bullet hell genre.
Funny enough, I have a feeling this is what gave other game developers some inspiration to create the fun yet absolutely hair-tearingly frustrating games as we know and love as Bullet Hell curtain line shooters. Apart from this, I do have Galaxian and it comes with a very old ps1 game that I have called "Namco Museum Vol. 1 which comes with PacMan, Gauntlet, GALAXIAN, that racing game that I enjoyed forgot its name and there was one more... forgot what its called. Pretty nice for a PS1 brat starting out in the gaming world :D
Damn... You've peaked my interest with that description of Warblade (I had both C64 and Amiga 500+ back in the 90s), so I asked google if Steam is selling and... Turns out, the creator Edgar Vigdal passed away 01.04.2015, four years after original upload of this clip and mere months before reuploading. Don't know if the game is considered abandonware or is it still available to buy (and I mean it in the way, that my money would go to his family).
I don't know if it is. If it's not, second hand stores and eBay probably has it? There are 90's games like Quake converted into Flash and HTML5 by unknown people (Quake 1 and 2 respectively). Maybe you can find something there
TheUKNutter Well, I've checked the official forum of the game and (unfortunately) it looks like the game distribution is in a state of limbo (system accepts payments, but that's all it does). Likely, Edgar was responsible for sending activation codes manually and after his death someone forgot (or was unable to) take the "buy" section down. And there were never a physical release, so second hand stores/ebay won't work. Though luck - I still feel like it would be wrong to pirate it, so I'll resort to watching a walkthrough on TH-cam. Cheers!
Galaxian and then in a much bigger way Galaga were so integral to my gaming youth, I ADORE the space shooter genre to this day thanks to Galaga. The first time I heard the music from the arcade cabinet was also the day I became a Namco-Bandai fan and still to this day I'll enjoy it and owe my initial interest in gaming thanks to Galaga and of course NES' Mario Bros.
Nice vidéo. At the time of Galaxian, came another shot'em up named Phœnix which was the first to provide an end level boss, as far as I know. Another one was really different, Gyruss
Another interesting session Mr. Brown. Love following yournew series. Asone that works in the amusement sector though I wish you had been able to delve a little more into the Galaxian's influence on other amusement titles from NAMCO. You are incorrect to miss out the influence in 'Starblade' from the original, and how a 3D amusement simulatort borrowed from the original Galaxian, especially in what was created in the 1992 'Galaxian 6' attraction and amusement piece - a serious omission to this excellent cometary. If you intend to cover coin-op titles in future please do not hesitate to drop us a line for assistance in research information.
Love your videos keep it up! When it comes to cod, I believe you didn't enjoy the last cods and you turned your back on them, something very few youtubers did they wanted that TH-cam money and special cod access, you in other words turned that down so that says a lot about you mainly that you will not support something you don't believe in, and I respect that more power to you sir, I do hope BO3 is a good game I kinda miss your cod videos
Love Deluxe Galaga. I can even live with the odd chance of grabbing a downgrade weapon by accident after spending all the cash for the top tier guns. So much love put into this little gem! P.s. Galaxian was my first ever video game that I played.
I also played a lot of Deluxe Galaga back in the day... Even my mother played it a lot, and would play it today if we would still have working Amiga... But Warblade is something amazing, and easily available. But as much it saddens me, Edgar M. Vigdal, creator of Deluxe Galaga and Warblade, passed away earlier this year, whilst creating Warblade Mk. II. R.I.P.
+ImJizzles He said he wont be doing weapon guides anymore, he didn't want to be restricted to CoD, and do other series such as the ones he's putting out
Retro Game Challenge on the DS also published by Namco or Bandai-Namco has a really good version of Galaxian but it's called Cosmic Gate. Well worth getting RGC, it's a bit crazy but in that Japanese way that i and anyone reading most probably loves. I actually think the DS is the most creative console ever, It has a incredibly diverse catalogue of games.
Thumbs up for mentioning Deluxe Galaga / Warblade. IMO best Galaxian clone. Unfortunately the author Edgar M. Vigdal died last year. I hope someone will pick up the legacy.
Wasn't there a Galaga mini game in the Ice Hockey Nintendo game? I've always wondered why multiplayer games with one life rounds like Counterstrike don't have mini games to pass the time while you wait.
The great thing about Galaga is that it has the best implemented power up in video game history. When the flagship steals your ship with a tractor beam, you can rescue it to have a double shot. But you still only start with three lives. Gaining this ability costs you something. And getting it isn't a foregone conclusion. You can accidentally shoot the captured ship for points instead, I found out. This adds a risk/reward trade-off to gaining a power up which in most other games is just a present the game gives you.
Deacon Cole Have you tried Dragon Spirit? It’s on most Namco collections. It’s like Xevious, but with some cool power ups.
I loved that feature! I used to wait for two of my ships to get captured, then rescue both for an even better power up!
Yep, not used against the player as mentioned in the video.
Well 289 comments and TH-cam doesn't allow a search through the comments. I hope that wasn't said already. I missed the note that when you shot the yellow guys all stop shooting for a short time. And when the game is not in "swarming" mode they go back into the flock and wait before starting new attacks.
@@2112dorf *gasp* Another person who loves Dragon Spirit? YESSSSSSSS.
I completely agree
Extremely professional quality. The tone, the shots, the panning and the the tone. Props man.
don't forget about the tone.
+KiddsWithClass no need for that kind of tone.
watch your tone
The tone has changed during the years. Perfected.
I really like these videos. I feel like every game from the beginning of time deserves recognition. There's so much history and thanks to this we can see how far we've come.
Galaga '88 actually looks worse to me than the originals. I can see the more detailed sprites, they attempted some shading and artistic backgrounds... but it just feels too busy. I much prefer the more minimalist and focused style of the original Galaxian. Galaga '88 just looks like you're fighting done up Skittles and Smarties.
+Blackhart Films The first time I saw Galaga '88, my mind was blown. I love the more intricate backgrounds and the way the sprites pop, but I agree - the original is the best.
Galaga '88 on the PC Engine is straight up fantastic. It's my favorite game of all time.
Darius was the definitive shooter game and was an outstanding technological achievement, it raised the bar so high that NO OTHER company could make something similar EVER, Darius had no slowdowns, flickering, and had a perfect artistic direction, it was like the Dragon´s Lair of the shooter games but thousands times funnier and more interactive, it was the Rolls Royce of the arcade games.
All hail to Taito and this game creators
Your videos are some of the cleanest and highest-quality content on TH-camI. I just get such a professional vibe from it, like I'm watching a television broadcast.
So many great videos in short order. The long wait was worth for this and your last series
Galaxians was by far the arcade game I spent most time on. Not only was it widely available but I could get a lot more playtime out of my 10p than on other games. However, I am saddened to see a rundown of early space shooters that doesn't mention Phoenix.
Thanks for the re-upload. Liked these videos and hope you will continue to expand the series.
luv them classic arcade games
As another comment said, this is truly the Animal Planet of games. I would love to see more RetroAhoy.
This is becoming my favorite TH-cam channel. Keep up the good work!
I wanted to hear retroahoy’s original pronunciation of, “gaLaga.” Such a brave way to pronounce it.
I love these videos. The editing, the narration, everything about is amazing. This has TV documentary levels of production quality. Bravo, I am impressed!
I just found you and immediately subscribed. Very nice reporting with interesting history and great graphics. All good wishes!
Has anyone noticed that the enemy airplanes movement in "1942" resembles the way enemy spaceships move in Galaxian ? Heavily inspired, obviously
According to the official Namco timeline, Galaxian, Galaga, Dig Dug and the Ace Combat games all happen in the same universe.
Damn you guys are on fire. And I'm not complaining at all!
+Marcos Wicket read the description
+David T I did it. I didn't know they had these and I'm glad they are putting it again.
+Marcos Wicket they is one dude
eliasmurray
They is one?
Marcos Wicket There is only one person making these videos. You should check out his other channels.
Galaxian and then in a much bigger way Galaga were so integral to my gaming youth, I ADORE the space shooter genre to this day thanks to Galaga. The first time I heard that legendary music from the arcade cabinet was also the day I became a Namco-Bandai fan and still to this day I'll enjoy it and owe my initial interest in gaming thanks to Galaga and of course NES' Mario Bros.
Yet another wonderful trip to great childhood memories, more of these please!!!
Fascinating stuff! Great job, Stu!
Stu is the one who deserves 39 896 312 subscribers
ikr
Yep stu's videos are actually way more entertaining than some popular TH-cam channels.
Awesome video as usual, but was surprised there was no mention of Namco's own Xevious shooter which is similar to Capcom's 1942.
Galaxian was my such a good game on the Atari 2600. Cheers for the video, Ahoy.
I was five years old when I first played Galaxian and I loved it . as always Ahoy you are amazing
So many enjoyable videos on this channel. Really good work
Thank you for the consistently well made and interesting videos, Stuart. Can't wait for the next one.
same
i'm a simple space alien; when i see a video by ahoy, i give a thumbs up.
Wrong though. WE are the Galaxians. Defend against aliens. The player, in charge of the Galaxip, is a Galaxian. Aliens are aliens.
Your content is simply amazing. Keep up the good work!
It's amazing what this channel has become after being a CoD oriented one.
Galaxian still looks pretty to me. I love how the colors pop.
I love that even now on Smash Bros Ultimate there is the tractor beam from Galaga as an item you can use.
In the early 90s I used to play Xenon 2 on my 286, that was awesome. Also Tetris :P
That's a coincidence, I'm currently working on a Galaxian clone for a school assignment. Great video as always!
I'm convinced Ahoy Stuart Brown is an Alien lol the quality of his videos are un-earthly excellent lol.
This is a fantastic synopsis on Galaxian. Good work!
Still my favourite game of all time...helped by the fact that I am old enough to have played it extensively when I was a kid. In later life I had a Galaxian arcade machine at home too.
my aunt and uncle actually own a galaga arcade cabinet, ive spent so much time playing that when i was over at their house. i spent even more time playing galaga arrangement on namco museum for gamecube.
Warblade is an amazing game
I remember when Galaxian appeared at my local bowling alley's arcade in 1979. I loved it the first time I played it and it's been a favorite of mine ever since then. But Galaga blew me away with the power ups, challenging stage and smarter aliens. I dont think Namco has ever topped those original two. Galaga 88 was too cartoony (it looked like you were shooting space pigs or Pokemon) and the gameplay feel wasn't as fast. Galaga Legions looks like overkill, a huge mess with too many aliens and bullets shoved in your face instead of being simple and one-on-one like the originals. I just discovered your channel, keep up the great work.
What about Gaplus?
Galaxian was such a quarter sucker for me as a kid. I have the Colecovision cartridge around here somewhere too and of course there's a Galaxian level in the superlative Gorf as well!
Galaga had an amazing theme tune. Possibly it was already in Galaxian I don't remember much about it, mostly remember playing the '88 version. Just about 10 seconds long but good. Anyway, I didn't see it mentioned in the video for some reason, but those tractor beam aliens: if you let your ship get captured, you'd lose your ship and had to use a new one, however, if you then shot down that alien with your old ship, you got an extra ship I seem to remember. Not an extra life, but two ships side by side, doubling your firepower.
Also those flags recently appears on Super Smash Brothers and can give you an extra life.
I just noticed that Stuart sounds a lot like Garth Marenghi
How come there is no double ship footage from Galaga. That was one of the earliest high risk with high rewards in video games. The first bonus round with a double ship was so satisfying.
Phoenix probably worth a mention
Awesome game indeed.
Deluxe Galaga on the Amiga is great too.
=== R.I.P Edgar===
+Vincent GR Yeah gutted about Edgar's passing, spent untold hours playing his games, feckin great developer, simple gfx, totally addictive gameplay, was in the process of making Warblade II when he sadly died, RIP ED x
I never thought I’d see the day where I’m not the only person who knows about Edgar. I spent so much time on warblade when I was younger. RIP
I think Galaga Arrangement is a little more rare and obscure, but that's the most intense Galaga I've played to date.
Love all of your videos, keep up the amazing work!
I first played Galaxians when at lunch breaks at my secondary school was I was 14. I still play it now 🍊
love your videos dude keep it up and are you ever comeing to a gameing event?
he doesn't want people to see his face but you could look up wickedshrapnel burger town video he's there
7:40 This is too chaotic for me... same reason I cant play Super Smash Bros Ultimate. But its interesting to see my teen nephew adapt with ease. Makes me wonder how crazy insane games will be in 30 years.
That was a REALLY GOOD video, thanks!
All those quarters spend on the arcade playing Galaxian, Galaga, Pac-man, Digdug ,Tower of Druaga, House of the dead and Mis. Pac-man. Good times.
Originally there was a divide between Western and Eastern shooters, with the Western ones derived from Spacewar and the Eastern ones based on Space Invaders, although there was much cross-influence; horizontal shooting was originally a Western trope pioneered in the massively influential shooter game Defender, and Sega made Fantasy Zone which had a Japanese exterior of hyper-cuteness but was undoubtably Western underneath, with its ability to move the character left and right and buy items in a shop. Of course it was the Eastern styled Space Invaders that originally threw down the gauntlet, which was soon met by the undeniably Western shooter Asteroids. It was the Eastern style that eventually triumphed, although it also collapsed shortly afterward and mostly survives today as the ultra-Japanese, ultra-niche bullet hell genre.
5:40 No, no, n... oh, nicely done there. :)
Funny enough, I have a feeling this is what gave other game developers some inspiration to create the fun yet absolutely hair-tearingly frustrating games as we know and love as Bullet Hell curtain line shooters. Apart from this, I do have Galaxian and it comes with a very old ps1 game that I have called "Namco Museum Vol. 1 which comes with PacMan, Gauntlet, GALAXIAN, that racing game that I enjoyed forgot its name and there was one more... forgot what its called. Pretty nice for a PS1 brat starting out in the gaming world :D
Xevious was pretty good too.
What about Scrambler? Surely that was one of the first scrolling shoot 'em ups?
nice job man , love this channel , love you !
I loved galaga
+Damien Jones Good comment.
First game I clearly remember playing and I was about five years at the time.
... I'm old.
Damn... You've peaked my interest with that description of Warblade (I had both C64 and Amiga 500+ back in the 90s), so I asked google if Steam is selling and... Turns out, the creator Edgar Vigdal passed away 01.04.2015, four years after original upload of this clip and mere months before reuploading.
Don't know if the game is considered abandonware or is it still available to buy (and I mean it in the way, that my money would go to his family).
If Steam ain't selling then, try uPlay or the conpany's official site.
TheUKNutter I did check the official site, but I just can't find any confirmation that both sales and support are continued since the creator death.
I don't know if it is. If it's not, second hand stores and eBay probably has it?
There are 90's games like Quake converted into Flash and HTML5 by unknown people (Quake 1 and 2 respectively). Maybe you can find something there
TheUKNutter Well, I've checked the official forum of the game and (unfortunately) it looks like the game distribution is in a state of limbo (system accepts payments, but that's all it does). Likely, Edgar was responsible for sending activation codes manually and after his death someone forgot (or was unable to) take the "buy" section down. And there were never a physical release, so second hand stores/ebay won't work. Though luck - I still feel like it would be wrong to pirate it, so I'll resort to watching a walkthrough on TH-cam. Cheers!
If all else fails, you can always ask Ahoy
Galaxian and then in a much bigger way Galaga were so integral to my gaming youth, I ADORE the space shooter genre to this day thanks to Galaga. The first time I heard the music from the arcade cabinet was also the day I became a Namco-Bandai fan and still to this day I'll enjoy it and owe my initial interest in gaming thanks to Galaga and of course NES' Mario Bros.
Galaga is probably my all time favorite Arcade game.
Nice vidéo. At the time of Galaxian, came another shot'em up named Phœnix which was the first to provide an end level boss, as far as I know. Another one was really different, Gyruss
Another interesting session Mr. Brown. Love following yournew series. Asone that works in the amusement sector though I wish you had been able to delve a little more into the Galaxian's influence on other amusement titles from NAMCO. You are incorrect to miss out the influence in 'Starblade' from the original, and how a 3D amusement simulatort borrowed from the original Galaxian, especially in what was created in the 1992 'Galaxian 6' attraction and amusement piece - a serious omission to this excellent cometary. If you intend to cover coin-op titles in future please do not hesitate to drop us a line for assistance in research information.
Love your videos keep it up! When it comes to cod, I believe you didn't enjoy the last cods and you turned your back on them, something very few youtubers did they wanted that TH-cam money and special cod access, you in other words turned that down so that says a lot about you mainly that you will not support something you don't believe in, and I respect that more power to you sir, I do hope BO3 is a good game I kinda miss your cod videos
Are you going to do a weapon guide about black ops 3
Can't wait to see the Carmagennon ep!
this is a great video Stu do you like Rite Aid
We meet again...
+KingG32 Hi
Love Deluxe Galaga. I can even live with the odd chance of grabbing a downgrade weapon by accident after spending all the cash for the top tier guns. So much love put into this little gem! P.s. Galaxian was my first ever video game that I played.
I always thought it a nice touch to include a vertical shooter in Jade Empire then.
My favorite Galaxian clone was Swoop by Ambrosia Software for the Mac. Like all Ambrosia games, it bled personality.
I use stopping power and sleight of hand on this.
I just love your voice. It sounds creepy. I like it. Tell creepy pasta. You would get so many views
I also played a lot of Deluxe Galaga back in the day... Even my mother played it a lot, and would play it today if we would still have working Amiga... But Warblade is something amazing, and easily available. But as much it saddens me, Edgar M. Vigdal, creator of Deluxe Galaga and Warblade, passed away earlier this year, whilst creating Warblade Mk. II. R.I.P.
Will you be doing weapon guide on black ops 3?
probably not
+iv ozone, he did titanfall though and those don't really have any kind of realism in them. Well at the minimum....
+ImJizzles He said he wont be doing weapon guides anymore, he didn't want to be restricted to CoD, and do other series such as the ones he's putting out
I played the shit out of this when I was a kid. Windows 98 port I think, it had all the Namco classics. Definitely my favorite game for a long time.
Some director has to make a film, in which only Stuart narrates through the whole movie
CARMAGEDDON!!!!! At last we're gonna see an analysis about it... Such a fun game... Pure enjoyment back in the day...
Are you going to be doing Black Ops 3 weapon guides when the game comes out?
LOL! Warblade! I never knew this game had such noble origins
Man my aunt used to have a Galaga table, I remember playing that shit all day after school.
used to play a lot of 1942 in the arcades and on amstrad cpc back in the day, good days.
I can play this game forever.
Retro Game Challenge on the DS also published by Namco or Bandai-Namco has a really good version of Galaxian but it's called Cosmic Gate. Well worth getting RGC, it's a bit crazy but in that Japanese way that i and anyone reading most probably loves. I actually think the DS is the most creative console ever, It has a incredibly diverse catalogue of games.
Why have you been making these amazing vids lately there insane in quality
They're from years ago, on his Retro Ahoy channel.
Thumbs up for mentioning Deluxe Galaga / Warblade. IMO best Galaxian clone. Unfortunately the author Edgar M. Vigdal died last year. I hope someone will pick up the legacy.
Does somebody know the last episode where Ahoy had his normal voice on vid?
Once again, great video!
0:29 listen closely and you can hear the sans theme
It's a coincidence. Just a piano lick. P.S. for future reference the name of the theme is megalovania. Thank you
I don't really like this series. But I see why people like it. I can't wait for Iconic Arms. Anyway good work Stu :)
Great video again.
I would have gone Space Invaders - Galaxian - Uridium - Xenon
Never mind though - the R-Type fans will be along any moment.
This video made me want to play some Game Dev Story by Kairosoft for Android and Game Dev Tycoon by Greenheart Games for PC.
So much AHOY.......FeelsGoodMan
Deluxe galaga was so-o polished.. I love that game.
I actually have the arcade machine of this game in my basement, it used to work but reports 'bad ram 2' now
Wasn't there a Galaga mini game in the Ice Hockey Nintendo game? I've always wondered why multiplayer games with one life rounds like Counterstrike don't have mini games to pass the time while you wait.
surprised there was no resogun reference
Resogun hadn't been released when this video was made.
Calvin_Coolage wat this video was made 2 years ago
+thunder2.0 It was made in 2011.
+Calvin_Coolage Oh really? What the heck... Why is he uploading it now?
Jordan Jokowidjaja Ah I see