Playing Video Games Over and Over / To Death - Retro Bird
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- čas přidán 18. 04. 2024
- Everyone has games that they've played a ton of. Sometimes this is looked down upon as it prevents you from trying new things, but in this video I'm going to discuss the merits of playing games to death!
Playing Video Games Over and Over / To Death - Retro Bird / Replaying Games / Replay Value
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Games played: Japanese Contra (via a Famicom to NES Adapter) (0:00), Super Smash Bros. Melee (0:15), Rocket Knight Adventures (0:35), Donkey Kong Country 2 (0:55), Metal Slug X (1:29), Street Fighter II (2:10), Super Smash Bros. (4:00), The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (5:43)
Thank you Vintage Chicken
@@etchatails haha that's a good one
I like how you go out of your way to show us every game that gets played in the video, even though nobody asks for it it's still a good way to introduce your viewers to games they never played before. That's the passion of retro gaming!
Funny enough I kept thinking, “I’ve played contra to death, I don’t remember the trees moving that like that.” Then I read your comment. 😆. So contra is on the list, NES Batman, Mario 3, Super C, gradius 3 and Mike Tyson’s punchout. I play each of these Atleast once a week. And I’ve owned them all for about 30 yrs minus gradius 3(didn’t get that till I was older)
you suck
I'm so proud of you for beating Ghouls and Ghosts on Genesis, no easy feat
Thank you!
That game was near impossible.
He had to sell his soul to the devil to beat it. No other way.
But then he beat the game and got it back.
Congratulations on Beating GnG ❤
Happy to see this out! Will wait for my kid to get home so we can watch together like we do every Friday.
Dang thats beautiful
Wholesome
That's cute
I was watching these with my little nephew but he's a bit too young still. On the one video he asked, "Isn't he supposed to be funny?" And I was like, he isn't always, but when he is he's got good jokes. 😂
W dad
I really appreciate your channel. Nothing gives me more joy than sitting back after work and bingeing retro bird videos. You have brought my love back for retro games. Thanks for sharing your passion with the CZcams community.
That's great to hear! Hope your passion coming back has brought you a lot of joy!
Beating Ghouls & Ghosts on the Genesis is a definite achievement, much respect!
I have SO many games on my backlog and yet here I find myself playing through Circle of the Moon once again… 🤷🏻♂️
I've been playing through that again on my Switch not long ago, and it's one of the few GBA games that I actually beat back in the day.
Your channel is a great reminder that subs and metrics don't always tell the full story. Sometimes, smaller channels focusing on passion have the best content.
Yeah... Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Metroid Prime, Star Wars X-Wing Alliance, Banjo-Kazooie, all played to death. More times than I can count.
When I was a kid I would go to my father's house a lot during the summer because he had a pool. I remember swimming with the siblings and friends during the day, and playing video games at night. We mostly just had a SNES. Later on the N64 and PS1. Man those are some find memories. Sadly today I rarely talk to my siblings, and it's been probably 2 decades since I heard from those childhood friends. Such is life.
Why not find them on FB and reconnect?
Try to reconnect! Life is short.
Yeah, I'd try reaching out. To get conversation started, just ask if they remember those days of swimming and playing games :)
@@the_kombinator Not everyone uses Facebook and thankfully more and more people who did are quitting.
@@folksurvival I'm trying to find my middle school principal (that was 30 years ago now) to thank him for where I am today, so I know how hard it can be to track someone down...
F Zero amd MK2 on SNES. I can't even fathom how many hours my friends and I played those games and had the greatest times.
Feeling overwhelmed and just playing Super Mario World again is a feeling I know very well.
“Yeeeeah, I suppose dying would be OK” is the darkest depth we’ve reached here, folks.
Btw my games are Mario Bros. 3, Sonic 2, A Link to the Past, and increasingly, Link’s Awakening.
@@TeDuffourMario Bros 3 is the best NES game of all time, imo.
Friday night begins with the retro bird, am I right
The only way I knew it was Friday was because Retro Bird had uploaded. I think I need to eat Banana pancake to calm down.
I always thought it would be a fun time to upload. Glad others feel the same!
Saturday morning for me, because I’m on the other side of the pond😊
Never miss a Friday!!!
That's the great thing about getting old and forgetful, all you have to do is wait a little while and you can play Super Mario World like it's the first time all over again!
I 100%ed Super Mario World a couple of years ago as I looked up every secret. With a youtube guide. I never could find all the secrets before that.
Exactly! 😂
exactly! @tonyp9313 i never got everything in the star world. so i'm still playing it. there's just a mental bookmark.
I played Pokémon Yellow so much, that I NEVER got tired of it.
Playing through right now!
Pokémon games are the absolute best to play to death
As an adult with stressful adult responsibilities, I'd like to say that your channel is super appreciated by me! Its so nice to be able to relate to you through love of retro games and I love your dorky humor! Like the games of our past, your channel is a great way to distract myself from the things that stress me most as an adult. Oh, and who doesn't love a good nanner or two? Thank you Retro Bird!
Always enjoy the closing song too
I've been playing StreetFighter since 91, and still love it!
OG Street Fighter?
Street Fighter II is one of the best games ever made.
Mortal Kombat for me ! And X men
Street Fighter 2 Bro.@@bryanedds8922
Knights of the Old Republic. I replay it every 3ish years. It's not my favorite game but it's absolutely replayable.
I second this. KOTOR is the comfiest way to be a Jedi.
Super Castlevania IV is my all-time favorite game and i could play it a million times over and never get tired of it. Oh, and Minecraft. Maaan, i've played a lot of Minecraft. Thousands of hours. 😄
I think it's awesome you've beaten Ghoul's and Ghosts. Congrats friend! I have played DKC2 to death and I still come back to it. The toughest level for me is the one you need to play as Squawks and go through the thorns as the wind blows you from side to side.
Same here with DKC2, probably my favourite retro game! I believe that level was called Animal Antics, I do have a difficult time with it, even 20 years later
Star Wars Phantom Menace is a game that pulled me in and never let go. Fresh Dried Choky gets me every time.
I recently found your channel and just want to say your quality is great from the darkened room with the controller and gameplay on the screen, the nanners, and best of all the outro, you deserve nothing but success for sharing your humor and passion with us. Long live nanners and gaming.
I appreciate that and am glad you found the channel!
A new video from Retro Bird officially starts my weekend. Cheers, everybody!🍻
Blaster Master, Legend of Zelda, Adventure of Link, Phantasy Star, Shinobi, R-Type, Batman The Video Game, Target Earth, A Link to the Past, Alpha Mission II.
The only way I knew it was Friday was because Retro Bird had uploaded. I just ate a nanner and blueberry pancake in respect.😎🎶
You play to death to win the game blessed to see all from 1980-Now what a life of gaming
I cannot stress enough how fucking BORED I was throughout my K-12 schooling...
Grade School (thinking about cartoons!)
Middle School (thinking about video games and cartoons!), and
High School (thinking about sex....... and video games and cartoons...)
A Link to the Past in the thumbnail? Welp, I know I'm gonna agree with this video a whooooole lot. That game never gets old to me!
A banger for all time!
I've been playing and replaying Twisted Metal Black and Ape Escape since I was 7 years old. Twisted Metal Black is my favorite game of all time to this day. I played my original copy so much that the disc stopped working! That's how you know how enjoyable it was.
Yeah, Twisted Metal Black is great.
@@mr.serious9538 YellowJacket is my main. What about you?
I always end up going back and playing any Smash game, Yoshie's Island, DKC1/2, Kirby Dream Land 3, Lufia and the Fortress of Doom, Super Metroid, Zelda LTP,, Sonic 3, Spyro , CTR. I played through Kirby Super Star so many times.
I NEVER get tired of replaying Ape Escape! Banger os, Fun Gameplay and total 90s nostalgia
Ape Escape is my personal favorite platformer! The controls are innovative, the gadgets are fun, and the monkeys are unique. Been playing it for 15 years, don't plan on stopping. I might even learn to speedrun it someday.
BUT THE SOUNDTRACK! can't help but groove as I catch those crazy apes lol@@shiruotakuno28
I've no doubt Contra III has racked up the most time being fired up again on the ol' SNES for me. It's a good solid 20 minutes of action and pure joy.
I've seen the end-credits of Metroid Dread and Grandia II many, many times... and will see them many, many more times. And my brother-in-law has roughly 2000 hours in Hollow Knight.
I play to death any game where I can just screw around instead of having a fixed objective. Strategy games with scenario settings are great for this, whether I'm playing by myself in a single square map on Civ, or using an edited character file on Command & Conquer Red Alert with killer Einsteins. Likewise, open world games like the Saints Row series, where there are tons of things to do.
I just love to get the members of the council to argue with each other in Civ 2. “Pah!”
I don't think I've beaten any game as much as I have beaten Journey to Silius, the music reels me in and the gameplay and my memorization of the levels keep me in. It's probably my favorite NES game.
Some games are hard to play to death ..
Some games simply refuse to die
1. Eat candy 2. Wipe your butt 3. Beat Super Mario Bros.
Well, kid me, two out of three ain't bad.
(It was Mario, I never learned the maze of 8-4, even with the All Stars version giving audio clues.)
And I'm much older and diabetic so I only retain one of those skills now. Maybe when I'm really old and lost motor control I can finally learn the last one to make up for the loss of the middle one.
I hope you can regularly play video games deep into retirement.
Smash bros melee, Mario Kart SNES, Mario party 1-6.
As an old gamer I feel that new games I play nowadays won't ever be played to death, present and future, due to the lack of time and desire to do it. The market is also saturated nowadays compared to 20 years ago.
Funny you mentioned Elden Ring because the first Dark Souls and Demons Souls are 2 games I have played to death. At the point where I can breeze them in about 6 hours these days and I love it every time. I have lost count of how many times I have finished them. Definitely came a long way from that first 40 hour playthrough for sure. Another one for me is a Link Between Worlds. I end up playing through it every year or so and enjoying every moment of it, such a wonderful game.
Donkey Kong 2 was $60, my mom would kill me if I didn't play it to death.
Ghoul's and Ghosts and I have a complicated relationship. As a kid I could only get up to Stage 3 as the boss was too hard. I remember my dad spent all night playing and waking up to see he was in my room still playing the final level. He was an OG gamer.
So congrats on beating that game. The stage1 level gives me nightmares to this day reminding me of the crushing difficulty
There's a comfort whenever I re-play the classics like contra, mario bros 1, mario bros 2, mario bros 3, super mario 64 etc etc, it's something I'll probably never stop doing if I'm being honest lol
I for one am so proud of you for beating Super Ghouls and Ghosts. 👍
Also, I've played Symphony of the Night, A Link to the Past, and Secret of Mana so many times, and I look forward to every replay just as much as the last.
Hah, my friends and I used to load up that Razer scooter game on the Dreamcast back in the day just to repeatedly laugh at seeing that kid wreck over and over again.
"With certain games that invite chaos-anyone ever do a match with nothing but poké balls and a high drop rate?"
Core memory unlocked...in fact, this whole channel is nothing but core memories dished out at a high drop rate. And I'm 100% here for it.
Love to see it. I play fable 2 or 3 at least once a year. That’s my video game comfort food. Especially with the memories that come with it from when I played it in high school with my friends. I’m also going back to the fallout series, again because the tv show was fantastic. There’s one game that does bring guilt and that’s Fortnite. For years I tried to get my brother and spouse into it. One day she finally watched me playing it and wanted to try. Then we bother were addicted and we had good memories playing that together. Since then my brother and kids have also gotten into it. But since I’ve been playing it longer I feel pretty burnt out and don’t feel like playing it as much when they want me to play it with them. That or adult life gets in my way of playing with them, but that’s for my game time in general.
So many games that I still play about 30 years later.
Super Metroid, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Castlevania: Bloodlines, Super Castlevania IV, Contra III, Contra Hard Corps, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, Ristar, Dynamite Headdy, Rocket Knight Adventures, Yoshi's Island, Super Mario World, Megaman X (1 through 4) and Zelda: Link's Awakening.
More recently I've emulated them (even though I own the originals) so now I can earn achievements in all my favorite retro games.
I'd say the games I played to death were Final Fantasy 4 & 6, Dynasty Warriors 3 and the SNES Mega Man X games. I've been through each of them so many times I practically know them by heart
Good review! Hey, I respect your Ghouls 'n Ghosts achievement, RB! I beat Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts legitimately on my SNES years ago, so it definitely is a badge of honor to finish any games in that series!
Yeah, there were less games to choose from as a kid between only owning one system and having a limited game collection, so replaying games never had a stigma attached to it. I do still get friends together from time to time now for pure couch gaming and it is just as fun as ever! Many of my current friends are retro game fans, too, so it adds to the enjoyment!
I have replayed many NES, Genesis, SNES and N64 games multiple times. I'm actually revisiting many of my childhood favorites now on a random whim. I'm also now exploring "new" games I had never got the chance to play as a kid such as Castlevania III on the NES, Aladdin on Genesis, Chrono Trigger on SNES, and Rocket Robot on Wheels on the N64.
I think Super Ghouls is even harder. I've gotten to the final boss on the second loop, but haven't beaten it yet. I've beaten the NES game as well, so it feels like the final challenge to me :)
So true about enjoying more what you have versus enjoying more stuff. I went through one whole summer playing Alex kidd in miracle world 🌎
I still remember how my brother and I took the trouble to figure out the fatalities in MK2, MK3, and MKT. We tried every input combination. And exploring every single inch of the stages in Super Mario World and DKC. Now i look back and wonder how some of those things even occured to me or how i even had the patience and time to figure it all out. I cant do that now.
Played Ocarina of Time and Dracula's Curse to death over the years. Banjo-Kazooie played to comatose, not quite to death.
5th/6th gen console multiplayer games are timeless! I want to also give a shout out to the 3D GTA games, the radio alone was reason to play it forever… let alone how fun the games are, even if you are just driving as legal as you can listening to tunes 🎶 🚗
My two favorite games to play over and over are Flicky and Jumping Flash.
I have some favourite decade(s) old single player video games that I still play over and over again, because I love them and find them so enjoyable. The bad side of course is that you get to know everything about the game and it loses the ability to surprise you, and you then know exactly what is coming up next and how to beat it.
But on the plus side, you start to set yourself challenges in the game, to make the game harder and to challenge yourself further. Challenges such as only using certain weapons, never using certain techniques, not allowing yourself to go to the next game level until you have found every secret and killed every enemy, not using in-game powerups, and so on. Replicability is very important to me.
And yes, to me the best multiplayer experiences I have had are when I am playing against friends in the same room. All of the friendly trash-talking, seeing the frustration on the face of someone when you beat them, seeing their (good natured) gloating when they beat you, etc, it's so mucn better than playing online, especially when playing online against people you don't know. That said, I do like playing multiplayer first person shooters against bots, as long as the bots are capable, and have good definable options.
(Good) bots play the game type you want to play, with the rule set that you choose, they play when you want to play, they don't cheat, they don't spout offensive/racist drivel, they don't log off when they are losing, they don't think it's "funny" to shoot their own team members, they play at the skill level you choose (so they aren't too hard or too easy for you to beat), and they do what you tell them, even boring things like defending the flag or staying where you put them. Sadly, many bots are not configurable, or are too stupid to play some game modes well, and bots overall are becoming less and less common in games, but when done well then they are very valuable additions to the game, and can even be used to pad out a game where only a few humans are playing in large levels or in game modes that need lots of players.
Look at how many online games end up with only a few people still playing them, or even no one playing them any more, so you can no longer play that game on line. This is especially noticeable if you buy a game that's more than a few months (or years) old, and no one is playing the multiplayer, so you'll never get to play it. But if it had bots then it would be no problem.
The other side of the coin is when an older game's multiplayer is populated by very good players, so that as a beginner you just repeatedly get annihilated. If there were bots then you could practice against the bots at whatever skill level you set those bots to play at.
BTW, your videos are great - a little insane, but in the good way!
Star Trek: Elite Force at least had fun bots. The EMH surely always had it in for Neelix but they were never brave enough to explore that in the show.
The way I see it, if you strongly want to replay or continue a certain game, then by all means, do it. But if you're picking a familiar title just out of habit or because you can't decide on something new, then I encourage you to push on through to at least *trying* a new game. There's so much out there and it can feel pretty bad if at the end of the night, you didn't 100% enjoy the time spent with the same-old game.
I'm one of those people who likes completing a good majority of the games I play... but if there's a game I keep going back to, even _after_ 100% completing it...
For me, that's a special game. Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island, Ys 8, Majora's Mask, Psychonauts, Donkey Kong Country, and even recent titles like Lies of P all fall into the special category for me - games I can play to death and still want to revisit no matter what 💙
Good Job beating Gouls and Ghosts on Genesis!!
I finally beat Castlevania 1 on NES. That only took 30 years. Few understand how good it feels to beat a game that has schooled ya forever.
Act Raiser, Zelda: A Link to the Past, Super Metroid, Super Mario World, Sim City (SNES), Sonic & Knuckles and Sonic 3, Okami, Klonoa 1 (PS1) and 2 (PS2) & Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PS1) are games I still play to this day. And I've owned most of these games for over 20 years now. I still love playing them every time. Love your content sir! Keep up the good work!
Did you play the Act Raiser Renaissance put out by Square Enix? It looks pretty great. But some people still prefer the original. I was going to get it, but I figured I would try and get the original game since I recently got a SNES and never played any of the ActRaiser Games yet. They look awesome though.🤛🏼
@@Wil_Dsense I did play through it. I actually liked it. I thought the tower defense was a little over played however. Otherwise it’s a solid remake.
Why are you people watching without giving him a thumbs up? These videos take a lot of work especially the ones with the nanners
It slips my mind; when I see a banana, I think, “I gotta split!”
@@holisticreviews split before you watch the video 👍
@@rickalbuquerque1205 Thanks a bunch for this excellent advice
@@holisticreviews You're welcome a bunch of 🍌🍌🍌🍌
I play Zelda OoT and ALttP randomizers to death. Never gets old and makes them infinitely replayable without getting stale over the years.
I will always be a retro gamer forever, i have been a gamer since 1985 and still have many great consoles, retro consoles are the best, thanks for the geat video and great memories.
Thank you for pumping out hit videos every week, I highly enjoy your comedy
I think mine is Sega Rally on the Saturn. It’s still my first choice if I have 15 minutes to spare. Setting new records is always the goal, but also the general vibe is just fun.
Just bought myself a sweet retro CRT - 32". It took me and my neighbor almost throwing our backs out to get it up my stairs. Totally worth it. Now, I can finally play Actraiser for the first time and see what all the hype is about. A Link to the Past will be next, but I beat that one shortly after it came out. Love that game.
Yeah I hear you. Those are super heavy. Last year I was bringing my CRT 27 inch down the stairs with my bro. The thing is the CRT I have now is a lot better than the CRT tv's I had as a kid.
Haha I know the feeling. I just got a sanyo 32 inch CRT and I needed my step dad's help to get it in the house. Retro games look so good on these things and the s video output looks amazing on Dreamcast and GameCube games
I think this video nicely sums up my previous-rant, wherein I raged about certain games and their "excessive hatred". It's so much easier for a child - with nothing better to do - to overlook such matters, than for an adult with many things better to try (including other games). I'm honestly not sure I'll ever understand how I once finished "Indiana Jones's Greatest Adventures" on the SNES long ago, even given ample time to burn, but I certainly don't quite have the patience anymore (especially not when many Retro and Modern games are both vastly more worth my time).
However - as for games I've excessively played to death - I'm certainly ran through games like "Super Mario Land", "Megaman X", "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II", "Star Fox 64", and "Chrono Trigger" nigh on endlessly.
Finally - for what it's worth - I'm rather impressed you've played through "Ghouls and Ghosts" (Sega Genesis), it's undeniably a game I'd otherwise be afraid to engage with seriously (as in: all the way through).
Vids are the ultimate time capsule.
majoras mask is a game i return to again and again. getting all the masks is a fun challenge to do every two years or so
For me it's games like Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion, Super Castlevania IV, Castlevania Symphony of the Night. One new-ish game that I've been playing over and over again is a shmup called Escathos.
G1 Jockey for the Wii. I have played all the way through every year since it's release. 15 years!
A Link to the Past is also my go to. I love that game, and could (and have) literally replay it over and over again.
These are a few I keep going back to.
Ikaruga
SSVS
Metal slug 3
Raident Silvergun
Little Samson
Windjammers
Twinkle Star Sprites
4:22 In full agreement there. When Super Smash Bros brawl came out March 9th 2008 my friends and I played it right there at launch into midnight into the next morning and one of the ways of unlocking Sonic is to play versus battles for 10 hours. We unlocked Sonic. I didn't even realize we had played the game for that log but we had locked them on day one because we couldn't stop playing.
It's 2am in the UK but I'll watch this tomorrow ❤
I'm going to watch it twice for you right now. You can get me back later.
@@edubs9828 I might end up watching it to death!
Haha it all works for me!
@@TimelordUKSame, these are imminently rewatchable, but I’ve had the “How to Clear Your Backlog” video in my Watch Later for a while, send help.
Some of my fondest childhood memories revolve around multiplayer games before online gameplay took over.
I did the Pokeball with high drop rate in Smash all the time. lol It was total chaos!
🎉🎉 here for another great day
I've played Final Fantasy 4 and Zelda: Link to the Past an unhealthy amount. I must have beat both of those 100% at least a hundred times or more in my life. Link to the Past I've done 100% with no deaths and no continues in one sitting, no save states or rewind. FF4 is worse lol, I've Leveled everyone to max level gotten all the secret summons and Adamant Armor on every character. Then again FF4 is my favorite game of all time so....plenty of other games I like but FF4 I've def played to death.
And with randomizers, the fun never ends. Good time to be alive
Dang it's friday! I've played pokemon to death. I like making different parties and trying out different starters 🙃
Some modern games I play to death because there's a limited time to enjoy the full experience with the "live service" model the industry has adapted. This has really helped me appreciate retro games because the full experience is always available.
I've played "Link to the Past" so much, I can't play it anymore.
Then I discovered the randomizer scene. Amazing!
Super Mario bros 3, RE4 and Breath of the Wild were games I became obsessed with. Literally could not tear myself away from the television and missed many days of school and work to play.
For me personally it is the Forza Series. It gives me a good Feeling when i play it especially Forza Hoizon Games. Maybe it is the cool Music in this Game, that u have different Radio Stations to listen to and this with Racing is really great. Also sometimes Mario Kart and Donkey Kong Country/Land Series. Always a good to go :)
When you get one of those handhelds with full libraries of emulated consoles and you end up playing Wonder Boy III on the Master System for the 100th time
Almost every day i play F-zero on the snes to relax. I love the music, visuals and the gameplay. It aged pretty well.
I can’t think of another CZcams channel that makes me laugh as consistently as yours does. I’ve only known about you for about a week, but I’m hooked. Genuinely surprised that you aren’t more popular
Thank you! I appreciate it and welcome to the channel :)
I’m super impressed that you beat Ghouls ‘n Ghosts! My older brother beat Ghosts ‘n Goblins on the NES when we were kids. Even though I watched him do it, it’s still hard to believe as an adult. I wonder if the brown shag carpet remembers… Anyway, I love your channel!
Battletoads is a game I replay often. Been playing it since I was 8, I'm 42. I beat many times and find myself coming back often.
Hey man, nice job finishing Ghouls and Ghosts for the Sega Genesis. That’s pretty cool.
I feel like with the rise of speedrunning and randomizers this entire discussion has gotten more and more relatable to me.
I can't tell you how many Final Fantasy, and Zelda games i've picked back up because of randomizers and can't tell you how many times i've replayed mario 64 and super metroid for speedrunning.
I wanna play so many other games but randomizers especially are so addicted and the most fun i've had with single player games for years!
For me, the one that gets played to death the most from childhood to today would have to be Toejam & Earl. The randomized levels, the music, the art, just childhood in digital form. The slower pace also meant it was the only game I could ever get my grandma to play (she raised me) for any amount of time cause of arthritis in her hands. Who knew a Genesis 3-button would facilitate 30 years of fun.
Im 40. The part about popping in super mario world , instead of playing a backlog of retro AND modern games so big its not even funny , hit hard.....lol. i also took the time to completly beat elden ring! Such an AMAZING masterpiece. I cant wait for the dlc. also took the time to go thru zelda botw and totk completely. Both also amazing.
For me it's the Streets of Rage games on mega drive. The soundtracks still give me goosebumps! - Especially the first one.
Favourite ever game soundtracks would be a video I'd like to see!
I played Sonic 2 to death when I was a kid - mostly because I wasn't very good at it. On a side note, I've been bingeing your videos to death after discovering them recently - I appreciate how you say important/thoughtful things about videogames in a goofy way. Thanks for your work!
my summers looked like this, my two sisters in i crammed into my room,adult swim on the t.v. and us hot seating either heroes of might and magic 3 or civ 4.....so good
and if adult swim wasnt on the tv we were running sims busting out whille we waited for our turn to come up
Love the faces you make. Awesome videos brother!
In my friday closing shift i find solice on my dinner break
I played Halo 2 to death in college. I think my old Xbox live account had like 6500 multiplayer matches played. Good times.
8:20 I care, Mr. Bird. I care.
I loved Super Soakers too! Had the original, one with a backpack and another that shot around corners.