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Good luck on the controller quest ya goofy gamer.

24:49 I know it's been four years since this video but are there any videos of people recruiting Pokemon in Azurill's nightmare?

These videos deserve more views.

I just beat megaMan 8 bit DFmatch

It's been four years, but I had to make sure your comment about not liking Zelda game came back to hunt you. Your blasphemous take has been noted.

Happy New Year and thanks for checking out our new game! (-melos)

i got really bored in the postgame of red rescue team, mostly because all the story missions were locked behind moves that i couldn't get

One time I was sitting outside, and a wasp landed right beside me. I didn't mess with it, and it just vibed there for a while then flew away. Pretty chill creature ngl. I feel like anyone else I know would've freaked out... Happy new year Spacey. I think your channel is pretty underrated tbh, but I'm glad if you can still enjoy making videos.

2:43 especially Zasp from bug fables

While I leave wasps alone they are kinda dicks.

Happy New Year!!

I watched 10 secs and I wanna play so bad omg 🥺🙏

I've put abt 300 hrs on this title since watching this vid, so thanks for that Spacey. Also wanted to chime in: Morale can be increased by trading goods. Take some gold, pearls or gems(the more the better) to a city on the corner of the map, top left being best. You can also take multiple shiploads of these types of goods to the shore, drop them and then wehn you return to the city they will still be there on the floor. so say you leave 300 gold ingots, go get 250 more, then when you return you just shift click and you have 550 gold in your inventory while you are at port. If you sell it or leave it before you leave port you are fine. Idk the math but I have traded to get 100k gold before and that made morale go from 30 to 100

i love this game and wish more people got to experience it! Great video, i especially liked hearing about your own feelings on the endings. I (and others, probably) never want to spoil the game for anyone, but I also never get to talk to hear anyone speak about the endings themselves for that same reason.

good call on the soundtrack, listening to it even if not spending money on games right now, it's great

A little birdie told me that if YOU became a SpaceySoundy member, this creature might be able to buy a controller

Thank you for playing!!! (For the soundtrack I used a ton of 90s sample CDs, that whooshing pad on the title screen was from a pad on one of them, I wouldn’t be suprised if it’s the same one used in Parasite Eve!)

y/w

Happy holidays. What an interesting and beautiful looking game... I used to like staring at those Windows Media Player screens too. I think my favorite style for it had "strawberry" in the name? I just remember it started with red colors, and it felt like moving through a colorful portal or void. The endings got me thinking way too much, lol. I'm not even sure which scenario I prefer. But I suppose that makes it really effective. Anyway, this was a pretty neat game to learn about.

5:24:33 - 5:25:22 I couldn’t stop laughing at this part 💀💀

I'm so glad that people are giving Kitten Burst the recognition it deserves. This has easily become one of my favourite works of art in general, and it explores such wonderful and interesting ideas, in a way only it could. The biggest thing I love about it though is the meta-textual narrative around it's development and how it affected, and tied into the games narrative. When starting out Jam2Go originally envisioned it as a tale of exploring the dead internet and putting an end to it, something lost which could never be recreated or reborn after what corporations and Web 2.0 did. And playing chapter 1 you can really feel that idea in many aspects, a real peak behind the curtain of what could have been... But through making the project he met all kinds of new people, wonderful people who showed that the old internet never died it just transformed into smaller new forms. Discord servers with friend groups enjoying each others company and getting drifters here and there, personal blogs and youtube channels for only a few but cherished, people putting their soul into the corporate machine and finding their small camps on the larger web. And with this the narrative changed shape! Into the journey to bring the band back together, and one with a hope for the denizens on the net and the ability to no matter what make change in the physical or digital world. It really warms my heart and makes me love every aspect of it all the more. Thank you for this great analysis I hope it's merely one for dozens to follow form all manner of different wonderful people over this wide and magical space we temporarily call home. Keep up the great work, have a lovely day, and GLHF :)

I've been watching this game's development since act I but could never play it because of the specs the game requires that I just don't have, so I've been watching so many videos on this game to at least get a glimpse into it, and I'm so glad you made one.

Happy holidays, spacey.

Be kind to bugs!!!

Coming from somebody who works a 8-4 job... This game hits a nerve in the best way.

Being able to use Rings to course correct your slides is a game changer, and I was able to find my preffered racer rather quickly. I play as a violet Carol, or as I like to call her, "We have Blaze at home."

Been a fan of this game years ago when only like 5 people knew of it and i relentlessly asked some friends to check it out, especially cause i knew of no other horror games (besides a few more). Glad to see my wish came true sorta

ONE NOTE, Randy DOES bring his shotgun to the final fight in 3. You just have to click to get to his inventory just like in cursed2 :)

This was a really cool video! Thank you very much for enjoying the series and taking this time to talk about all of them!

I feel like the comparison of Run Away Fugitives to a main series song is pretty fair given that the song in question is almost entirety a remix of Run Away, Fugitives outside of the beginning of the song. It's Gladion's battle theme from Sun and Moon, i beg of you to give it a listen sometime.

the last joke got me too, lol

1:58:02 - The song's name is Time Gear

this video was great! thanks for making this it was really fun to watch!

Good vid!

It took me 2 1/2 hours to get past the final level of chapter 6

So I finished Botsound: Chapter Zero a few days ago... (6 months late lol) I feel the need to talk about the game, but idk if there's a better place to put this, or if you're fine getting bombarded with some rando's thoughts on it, so I'll try to keep it brief. (Spoiler: it's all positive) I absolutely adored the story and characters; My favorite character might've been Noise, but idk cause I loved Silence and Leo a lot too... The characters were all well-written IMO, they felt real in sense. I won't spoil story here, but it tugged at my heart strings quite a bit, and I feel everything just resonated with me a lot. I played the game on Hard Mode, and the battle system was fun. IMO, Silence's emotions is an interesting mechanic, making me think about my next move while keeping a close eye on his Will. The timed attacks/blocks are awesome, too. Sometimes my characters came close to dying, and while I always clutched it out, I think later chapters would be super challenging in the best way lol. The game looks really beautiful. The art is great in general, I love the environments (especially outside areas like the beginning), and the animated scenes were especially stunning to look at. (I have a strong appreciation for warm colors, like autumn leaves and sunsets.) In the end I might've lied about keeping it brief, but I tried to hold back lol... Anyway I'm a big fan of the game now, and I love all of the bots forever. I'm not actually sure if Botsound is being continued or not, but I'm onboard for whatever the future of Energy Heaven holds.

Shoutouts to Durga.

44:40 Oh God.

I can see nintendo coming to the project party and shuting it down 😭

This game was a pretty major part of my life during the late 2010s during my peak days as a Mega Man fan and during the pandemic as well. It's a bit embarassing how often I would play online, and I was even a bit of a troll at times whenever I would play on maps like Comhotel or Wily Inc, but for a while I lost interest in playing because of the little amount of activity I see online nowadays, especially on non-Gondola servers. I miss playing this game from time to time, but every time I check Doomseeker I see almost no activity so I just don't have much interest in playing.

It lags like hell during certain stages like Chargeman 😪 I was expecting to run this game but it seems my potato PC is too much of a potato to even handle this...

Developer of cursed series appreciates cool people like you playing his games 😎👍

I find it really funny that the winds that blow you out a dungeon if you linger too long DOES has an explanation behind its existence.. in mystery dungeon games that arent pokemon its not much but TLDR in the Shiren the Wanderer series, one of the several gods that some people pray to for better luck in the dungeons has the anti-linger mechanic directly named after them (the Winds of Kron) and it comes into play MUCH more often than in PMD even with longer turn limits because if how much more neccesary lingering is at times as for pokemon and how even Arceus himself isnt exempt from the winds.. EXCELLENT FUCKING QUESTION! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

34:03 It varies depending on game Rescue Team/Explorers, existing enemy pokemon stay, but the only new ones that spawn for the remainder of that floor/ass whopping will be Kecleon Gates and later, every enemy on the floor is instantly turned into a Kecleon

between this, Archie comics, Mega Man Maker, and Mega/Gigamix, Mega Man fans were eating GOOOOOOD in the late '10s, and still are! also i love the way you did maestro lmfao, "back to lobby nerd" after cheesing the Yellow Devil and all the Ice Wall shenanigans while poor Bright Man has to carry is CRAAAAAZY

I thank you for showing us these 3 games, not only because they are so cool, but honestly, it is also... inspiring. I've wanted to make videogames, for all of my life. I've gone to college in order to try to study game development. But, the weight has always crushed me a little. I found hard actually starting, worries filled by mind about the quality of the game, about if I was "good enough to live to the quality expectations of the game", or "Can I truly do this, or will the reality of adult life end up stopping me?" . Toby Fox was also a great inspiration for me, as, well, I don't need to explain the colossal success of Undertale, and how it was such a labour of love... But, with time I realized that what happened to him was a "all planets and their moons aligned", but, that was okay, as long as those who saw it liked it, and kept it in their heart, it was enough. This saga has helped me see something else: Rough starts can have beautiful endings, you don't _need_ to nail it perfectly. As you said, Cursed 1 is... a game, but thanks to it, it helped create the much more polished, both in gameplay and story sequels, and in a way that have culminated in a beautiful, heartfelt story. ...Admittedly, at this point I'm just rambling on, TL:DR you bringing this saga to my knowledge has helped me and my wish, and I thank you for it. Good luck and thank you.

It’s so strange, this is my first time seeing those games, but for some reason they feel incredibly nostalgic

Happy Halloween. Horror games aren't my thing but this felt surprisingly interesting, so I watched the whole video. Absolutely fire story, especially the ending of 3. I don't comment often but I love your content; It's cool that you tend to focus on obscure indie games, and also how you appreciate the "vibes" of games, if that makes sense.

18:00 human/pokemon war!!!!

Another banger just in time for Thanksgiving, damn