One thing I would love for you to discuss is Dimitri’s boss fight and how it possibly got cut down and changed. In the printing press room during the final mission, you can actually go to the second floor by walking on the glass walls (Jump and press the circle button, lol) and jumping to the second floor. You can then use the elevator to get to the third-floor. For some reason, the second floor elevator works, but not the first floor. Also there is a sign on the generator that says “Please do not blow up generator -Mgmt.” It’s possible originally you were supposed to blow up the generator, and Dimitri would try to stop you. That is why in the final game, for no apparent reason, at the end of the boss battle Dimitri goes to the second floor and starts typing something into the computer before you hit him. Maybe this was how he would deactivate some kind of timer.
SuperWorldJumper - you have a point man. Maybe i can make a video discussing that. You have a lot of points because i knew about this and never put any thought into it
Wait Wait wait wait wait wait That’s not a real one? Tell me I’m not the only one who distinctly remembers picking up a clue bottle on a Lilly pad Is there one in the first game I could be mistaken it for because the two areas do look kinda similar although I stg it was this area Tell me I’m not having another personal Mandela effect sorta deal because this is getting ridiculous cuz if I am That’ll make this one the fourth one
@@cheesydanishgaming3333 as far as im aware, the only differences between the remaster and original is updated resolution, and some other small ends and odds. nothing that changes the game itself or any bottle locations
One thing I would love for you to discuss is Dimitri’s boss fight and how it possibly got cut down and changed. In the printing press room during the final mission, you can actually go to the second floor by walking on the glass walls (Jump and press the circle button, lol) and jumping to the second floor. You can then use the elevator to get to the third-floor. For some reason, the second floor elevator works, but not the first floor. Also there is a sign on the generator that says “Please do not blow up generator -Mgmt.”
It’s possible originally you were supposed to blow up the generator, and Dimitri would try to stop you. That is why in the final game, for no apparent reason, at the end of the boss battle Dimitri goes to the second floor and starts typing something into the computer before you hit him. Maybe this was how he would deactivate some kind of timer.
SuperWorldJumper - you have a point man. Maybe i can make a video discussing that. You have a lot of points because i knew about this and never put any thought into it
Keep forgetting Sucker Punch is the dev behind Sly Cooper. For some reason, I kept thinking it was Naughty Dog.
Fluffle Nuggit if it was from naughty dog, the ps2 would explode from too much graphical fedelity
The editing in this video is really good. Nice job chief!
Amazing video! Enjoyed watching. Keep up the great work!
thank u so much for this
Top content right here man❤️
Wait
Wait wait wait wait wait
That’s not a real one?
Tell me I’m not the only one who distinctly remembers picking up a clue bottle on a Lilly pad
Is there one in the first game I could be mistaken it for because the two areas do look kinda similar although I stg it was this area
Tell me I’m not having another personal Mandela effect sorta deal because this is getting ridiculous cuz if I am
That’ll make this one the fourth one
yeah there never was one there. and i recently replayed sly 1 and there was no bottles on a lily pad.
Hold on now. I remember exactly the same. Is it different on Ps2 and ps3?
@@iHegez I’ll boot up my ps2 later and figure that out
@@cheesydanishgaming3333 as far as im aware, the only differences between the remaster and original is updated resolution, and some other small ends and odds. nothing that changes the game itself or any bottle locations
@@SepmikGaming1 probably yeah, but idk how it feels so familiar collecting one bottle there