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0:21 nobody else gonna talk about that amazing pun?

It may be cool and creative but this level was actually kind of unnecessarily frustrating. You really don't have any kind of defense against the dolphins here, you just have to keep winding back and forth while the auto-scrolling section meanders its way through the level and hope that the dolphins don't get too many of your fish. It basically comes down to a certain amount of luck at the end of the day.

It's funny how I felt so much more attachment to Beecher's Hope in RDR1 than I did in RDR2. The place felt like it had history in RDR1, like it was actually a place that had been lived in for a while. In RDR2, it just felt like they were tying up loose ends in order to make sure things fit in with RDR1 canonically.

Me and my brother played the heck out of this game back in the day. We'd never played the original. I found the alt-path on Corneria first. Pretty sure he got the Sector X one, first. Egad this video brings back memories...

Whenever I played this game I just swam around, jumped and did flips till I got bored 😂

So I just gave this game a shot and have been playing it for a while, let me tell you that ending sequence will have you on your toes. I rushed and died however I can’t see myself going back and playing it again for a 5 second clip of getting flown away.

33:57 c’mon slippy use those aquatic feet of yours

I'm glad someone addressed this with ned Flanders on Simpsons wrestling

i feel like if whoisthisgit didn't shy away from the serious approch they were going for in the first five zones, i would have to say launch base zone represents… ‘hope'. think about it. sonic is now at robotnik's base where he is about to launch the death egg into orbit once more, and he would possibly ponder to himself that he would defeat dr robotnik once more to avenge his fallen friend. and after all the hell he put up with when destroying big arms, he would finally rest easy, knowing that he finally gave robotnik the payback he deserved, which earns its definition of hope. (there may be some plotholes, but i'm sure you can fill in your own blanks.)

I don't know why people dislike the munch's oddysee pretty much, because this game got the best creppy ending.

I want to see your reaction to Bugsnax and all the endings in that game.

I loveddd this game and the dark vibes it had. , soundtrack 10/10

Brendan: Day 500, the NPCs think I'm one of them.

It's been 10 years since Dawn got trapped on the island.

When it comes to "creepy time limits" in the game, I would say that the stage that comes right after, i.e. the last of from chapter 4 is the worst. And in my opinion it is the worst stage in the game, actually. It's the only one that imposes a turn limit on us. We have to rescue Kira from certain death in no more than 8 turns, while at the same time we have to face a bunch of nasty fliers and mages on a very uneven terrain. If you have just one bowman (not yet promoted to sniper class), it is very difficult. But you need two air units in order to destroy the death machines quickly enough as they have the best movement range. It sucks that you can either have a bowman or a hawknight and it ironically sucks that Kira, a bow unit, is not playable until we rescue her. She would be a great help in this particular stage instead of being a damsel in distress.

man, I played that game so much and loved the rumble pak too. If you would get medal’s on every stage/also as high as score as possible, at the end when the Commander talks about the bill, if it’s high enough, he just says “whaaaat?!!!” hahaha

"No ground, but the whole level is underwater so no big deal" See, I always found that really unsettling as a kid. I don't know why but the thought that there was an entire huge body of water underneath the level with something living down there always terrified me.

In loving memory of the 2 Steves that died with a Dalek. (Cannon Fodder is a weird game 🤭)

NOT THE BEEZ

Puggsy is just a creepy game in general, imo. Something about the style of shading makes everything seem slightly sinister.

For me, the creepiest part of Super Mario Brothers 3 was the Spiral Tower from World 5 but it's way scarier in the original NES version. There's one room just before you enter the final outside area that is just a dark room with nothing in it except two burned out light globes. It's actually kind of peaceful and serene but also weirdly ominous, especially considering the background of that area is noticeably darker than the area before it. It's almost like a little haunted attic.

I've never played this game but I love the ambience of it. It definitely does a better job of nailing the horror element better than the other Metroid games.

I just realized that the music from River Twygz is one of the layers of audio that Woolie used when making the Shitstorm of Scariness 2 intro music.

I like the way the Metal Mario Brothers enter the fighting zone like Fat Man and Little Boy.

Personally, I find the the Ecco 2 ending interesting ---an ending so ambiguous. How many kids games would forego the happy ending/doing what the hero was told---and instead going for the main character just kinda peacing out, seemingly.

OK, WHO LET A GIANT CACTAUR AS AN OBJECT IN KINGDOM HEARTS 3?!? (Yes, in the toy story world, you can build a giant/jumbo cactaur.)

Yay! Re-uploaded!

bowser just sending a kidnapping notification letter starting with "Yo!" and ending with "Ha ha ha!" has got to be the most Bowser thing I've ever read lmao

This is why fan games are made, when the devs give their characters these cliffhanger endings. This is one of those games where as a kid, I would have been surprised to play as something other than a humanoid character.

I might be wrong, but the way I interpret some of the epilogue crawl is that Ecco goes off on a one-way trip to the past to stop the Vortex Queen since he destroyed the time machine (I think). And knowing that Ecco does it for the greater good at the cost of his chance to live peacefully with his pod is probably the sad part to me. Plus, it doesn't really feel like a win - it's more like knowing the horrible truth to something you thought was true in another way. Unrelated note, glad to see you still trucking Git.

Would Moon Lord from Terraria count as one of these? The world must know

The ocean sure can be a scary place. As if evil sea witches and talking moray eels weren't bad enough, we have to keep an out for deep sea creatures that are really space aliens plotting to destroy the world. Man!

Distorted Travesty 3's beginning section starts you off with absolutely no movement. You slowly get everything back throughout the intro, finally culminating in your jump. The area design prior to having the jump is super clever and fun. It's a metroidvania game, you'll absolutely love it.

You're not worthy of beating this game alone and having no friends...

Juste became a plumber and founded the dynasty that would eventually lead to Mario.

Whoopi dooby Doo yeah I know you hate undertale if you play Deltarune then you actually have a heart you have nothing you are a mean person you have no soul if you seen a otter you're probably going to kick him in the face dumbass

I had the exact same feeling with the ending being such a downer, and thought I'd done something wrong when I failed to destroy the time machine with the sonar blast. I always wondered if I should have empowered it with a charge thrust first, or just nose butted it into oblivion, but I could never bring myself to face those levels again. The Vortex Larva in particular creeped me out way too much to go back.

Fleas: "lets steal this guy's flag" Plok: "So you have chosen G E N O C I D E" Fleas: "WAIT NO"

Great vid

In my opinion, a talus from LoZ: BotW or TotK counts, as it's main attacks are using it's arms. 1: Swing from left to right, or vice versa. 2: swing from top to bottom. 3: LITERALLY THROWS AN ARM AT YOU. The ONLY times in which this doesn't apply is when 1: It throws you into the air. 2: when it tries to crush you while it has no arms.

You'll love Terraria’s Expert mode, especially after playing a bit in Normal mode and seeing what the bosses are like there.

I got scared when i saw vib only to find out you just play the awful songs from the leave my ears alone! series

Wonderful job at keeping the atmosphere within the video itself! The no text for the entire ending sequence was a great creeepy touch. (Also, I was expecting it to be a bad ending involving the secret password because I didn't know how the password system worked, so I was surprised too)

That's just eerie

This dancing game was the bane of my existence. I failed so many times I wanted to scream and cuss.

You're not the only one man, my thalassophobia came from this game and its goddamn ending...

If this got a remake announced for it, I would buy it in a heartbeat! This was my second SNES game that I’ve ever bought, TMNT Tournament Fighters was the first. Beat it several times.

Why do you have to start at level 1 if you go back to your house? Were the devs afraid there's not enough content in the game, so they have to start you back at the beginning every time just so you don't see how little original stuff there is in the game? It didn't make sense so I never played this. I'd play it if someone made a romhack that adds much harder and deeper dungeons and monster variants so there's enough challenge that it doesn't have to artificially reset your level.

My ptsd is coming back after watching this video about the dreaded Goron Dance minigame from Zelda Oracle of Ages!