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Ranking the live action Spider-Man movies by reviewing their toys.
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Ranking the live action Spider-Man movies by reviewing their toys.
The Fallout Show is S.P.E.C.I.A.L (Review)
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The Fallout Show is S.P.E.C.I.A.L (Review)
The Liminal Point and Click Iceberg Explained
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The Liminal Point and Click Iceberg Explained
Tropes: Across the Spider-verse and Beyond
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Tropes: Across the Spider-verse and Beyond
The Almost Fallouts: Every CANCELLED Fallout Game
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The Almost Fallouts: Every CANCELLED Fallout Game
The Brilliant Ambiguity of Fallout New Vegas
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The Brilliant Ambiguity of Fallout New Vegas
We've Been Remaking Movies The Wrong Way...
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We've Been Remaking Movies The Wrong Way...
The Star Wars Christmas Album That Time Forgot
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The Star Wars Christmas Album That Time Forgot
The Ending of Minecraft as A.I. Generated Images
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The Ending of Minecraft as A.I. Generated Images
The Untold Story of the Minecraft End Poem
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The Untold Story of the Minecraft End Poem
Saying Goodbye to the One True Batman
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Saying Goodbye to the One True Batman
Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: I'm Sorry Mr. Ryan
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Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: I'm Sorry Mr. Ryan
The Shocking Tale of The Man With The Languid Eyes...
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The Shocking Tale of The Man With The Languid Eyes...
Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: A Man Choses Hypocrisy
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Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: A Man Choses Hypocrisy
Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: A Crisis of Conscience
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Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: A Crisis of Conscience
Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: Who is Atlas?
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Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: Who is Atlas?
Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: The Great Raid
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Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: The Great Raid
Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: The Future of Rapture
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Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: The Future of Rapture
Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: Sullivan's Slip
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Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: Sullivan's Slip
Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: Meeting Of the Minds
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Bioshock Rapture By John Shirley: Meeting Of the Minds
I remember trying the BioShock demo after beating the game. When I reached the point where you get that Tommy gun, I remember feeling so alone and scared as if someone or something was behind me in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment to jump at me and hurt me. I had to stop playing the game at that time but eventually beat the demo.
I really love how you talked about the minor issues with the show. It really reminded me of how i talk to my brother or my friends about my interests
I loved the use of the ai art because it genuinely does look like something you'd imagine in your head.
Thank you! I think there are real merits to AI art as a medium when it's not being used to create scam content or undermine existing tools/artists. This was still a ton of work, AI just made it physically possible.
@@RivetingMaterial yes!!! Exactly!!
I didnr expect miracle musical in the beginning
Haha, originally it was something different but I struggled to find something not copywriter. Weirdly miracle musical was the original inspiration so it came full circle.
You read this so much better than the narrator on audible! I listened to Jeffrey Kafer narrate for 2 minutes and noped out
@@alphazergling9255 thank you very much! I hope you enjoy the rest of the series
why can i feel the background music
I remember this episode it was from the twilight zone show or whatever it was called
Manipulation of the human psyche is very interesting
Can you relink the 1996 calendar?
here's a link that at least has most of the pictures, and you can find the written bits on the wiki I think. Unfortunately the old link was the only one I could find with all the photos and descriptions so if that's not working we'll need someone to rescan a copy.
So saying Duck knee is basically like saying "Arteest" instead of "Artist"
@@SpaceShip-Orion bingo!
Man, I'm missing out. I better figure out what all those damn switches do
It feels kinda weird being so early to your videos
You commented before the first view came in lol
It’s crazy how little people talk about this when it’s such a major part of social interaction. Idk if most people are very aware they’re doing it, but I imagine they must be a *little* aware at least
Hello rivet
Hey Clarissa!
Best demo i played as a kid was the Duke nukem one, idk why I was hype about it but I liked it
What's an iceberg?
Not going to lie didn't finish the video. A bit boring
Totally cool if it wasn't your thing, commenting still helps the algorithm so thanks!
PC gamer with thier interactive demo disk was my childhood . Coconut monkey.
We were a game informer household, but yeah, it was a treasure
Good vid but its so weird seeing someone highlight the 360/PS3 era as the "Golden Age" of demos. For me that was the first generation where I was like "Man, remember demos? I miss demos. Those were cool." because its the generation where games got so big size wise that demos often weren't even considered for most games. It stood out to me when a game actually DID have a demo. Meanwhile it seems like for years prior I demoed every game I ever bought cause they always had a demo either online or stuck to the front of a gaming magazine. You never saw stuff like that after the PS2 era. It all dried up save for the games that sometimes chose to deliver a demo on their online service.
Totally valid! To be fair I sort of came into my awareness as a gamer in that 7th console generation so I'm definitely bias. I think I referred to it as the golden age particularly because of the online element. Demo discs still needed to be acquired somehow (magazine subscription, going to a game store, eat.) and that wasn't always easy to do, but being able to download demos for AAA games and be playing them within minutes was a very deluxe childhood experience for me. In any case thanks for watching and commenting I appreciate it big time!
Amazing video man,I watched your iceberg a long time ago and decided to come back and see what else you did,this and the lost fallout games,I'm hooked,keep up the good work!
@@Ted4321 hey thanks a bunch! I'm trying to treat 2025 as a bump up in terms of quality and (hopefully) frequency
RUPE CAN TALKD!!!!!!!!! Demos are how I played BioShock for the first time, it's how I played a lot of games because I couldn't afford to buy them so I would play the demos over and over again, I miss that
Another great video dude! Your style is so unique. Loved playing PC and Xbox360 demos back in the day.
@@Isaacfess thanks Issac! Always happy to see your comment!
I was thinking about demos a while back, and about their sudden disappearance. It's kind of a shame, the corporate hand. The parasite says: "no, you don't get demos anymore." Great video!
@@mahamann7734 Andrew Ryan would've hated demos tbh
@RivetingMaterial yeah, but I wanted to include a bioshock reference 😭🙏
just read it all for the first time truly beautifull. Yet I played so many times and didn't care...now I do
This was a great video essay that clears up the actual history of the Symbiote. The only thing I don't like and disagree with is specifically calling out Eddie Brock as an "abuser" of the Symbiote. The alien suit originally bonded to him because, like itself, Brock was at the lowest point of his life, despairing, desperate, and angry, one who blamed Spider-Man, and thus the Symbiote found a kindred spirit. Eddie didn't force the Symbiote to stay with it, he has no such power. They stayed bonded because of their initial desire to hurt back Spider-Man who brought them so much pain and because of their unique circumstanced leaving them as the only two beings in the world who understand each other. Over time, the Symbiote came to love and prefer Eddie over Peter because of their understanding of one another. Sorry for the rant--again, this was a well-done video and I did enjoy it, but blaming everything on Eddie and calling him a horrible person, even if partially true, didn't sit right with me when that's not really the story at all.
@@hunterg.1300 no worries about the rant, I'm very glad you enjoyed the video and of course that point in particular is based on subtext and my own personal opinion/experience. I'm going to rebuttal to your rant, not with the intention of changing your mind or undermining your opinion but just because I love talking about this stuff and I wanna give you the same amount of energy you gave me. I think at the very least the initial bonding between Eddie and symbiote can be viewed as codependent. Personally I think of it as an abusive relationship for a few key reasons. For one, Eddie displayed a lot of narcissistic behaviors and I think his obsession with weight lifting is rooted in self harm. I think these specific properties make Eddie a host that is hurtful or abusive to the symbiote in a way that other hosts haven't been. I don't mean he's abusive in the sense that he wants to hurt the symbiote intentionally or that he gains pleasure from keeping it captive in some way. I morso mean that Eddie's mind was just a highly hostile place and the symbiote didn't like it "at first". Which is why it took the first opportunity to go back to Peter. In a way it was forced to stay with Eddie because it needed a host to survive and it knew at the very least Eddie wouldn't give it away or kill it. Most abusive relationships operate on those rules, the victim isn't "trapped" by the abuser. Theyre just in a situation where they feel they have no better options than to stay. Eddie wasn't being evil or a bad person, he just had nothing to contribute to the symbiotes life but rage and self loathing. Of course that character was rehabilitated and changed, but even in the time sense it has been made very clear that the symbiote has preferred many hosts to Eddie. But Eddie has been the most often utilized host. If I had a daughter and she was dating Eddie brock... I'd be worried about her... (Just my opinion though, thanks for watching!)
While you say the D'Ni number system is complicated, its just a base 25 system. The way you describe to convert our numbers to D'Ni, is simply the base conversion formula for ANY base change.
@@FrogworfKnight sounds like I described it pretty well then. Thanks for watching
😂nah 13:09
I would take anything T-SquaredProductions says with a grain of salt. They've been known in the community to invent their own canon and claim sources were deleted.
i really like your approach on everything i have watched on your channel so far. The "The Games Before Minecraft" video catches Minecrafts vibe astonishingly well. Choosing the form of a dialogue, sort of harkening back to the End Poem, that you beautifully rendered too, might have helped with that. You definitely vibe with the game, which probably is the biggest factor. Minecraft brought me here and i find myself interested in Spiderman toys, i would never have considered, which speaks for your craftsmanship as a presentator. Your use of AI assistance in Ten Tethered Hands is true to your own artistic vision without surrendering authorship to the assistant. It would be interesting to know, how much the imagery in the End Poem video was informed by your artistic vision, while it feels to me, completely leaving that to the AI in its entirety wouldn't have compromised the nature of the poem at all. You contrast your use of AI with a very intimate viewpoint you present, too, which underlines the authenticity of the picture you present and makes your work far from risking to appear generic. Your channel feels like a chill place in cyberspace that is fun to hang out at.Thank you for keeping it real and being an inspiring person and all the best for 2025 to you
@@KharonHirons This is perhaps the nicest single comment I've ever gotten on the channel. And it's particularly touching because it's the kind of comment that I often find myself failing to write for those that inspire me (shameful I know). The experience you've had with my content so far is pretty much exactly what I intend. Come for one topic and fall down a rabbit hole with whatever videos may interest you. Thanks for watching ten Tethered hands in particular as that one was a project I very much knew wouldn't perform well and would essentially attract zero new viewers to the channel on its own. But it was hundreds of hours of work. I essentially have 4 genres of video the main two are the "Rupe" videos which cover lost/obscure media and history, and the "SIRV" videos which are these colored static videos essay type things. Then I have some where I do a brain dump on a topic while I make art in the background, and I have the spiderman toy format which I've only used once (but I want to make more). I also have a patreon which is currently free (because I don't add stuff often) but it gives more insight into the channels overarching lore. More videos to come in 2025 for sure! And please feel free to join the community discord if you'd like (link in my channel description). But in any case, even if you never watch another video I thank you and I hope you have a wonderful 2025!
@@RivetingMaterial There is no shame in failing to make nice comments, only in succeeding to make hurtful ones. I try making my comments match the inspiration i receive and am glad this one seems to have made you happy, while i hope, it will be outranked manifold in its status of "nicest single comment" you've ever gotten on the channel. Let's aspire a wonderful 2025 indeed.
Good stream! ❤
I actually feel bad for not reading the end poem But Now...
I have a theory about the end poem,the green text is notch and the blue text is herobrine
Truly a great theory
How many videos have you done that involve the Ultimate comics?
@@joelcartagena953 unfortunately I only have a handful of spiderman videos on the channel and only this one talks about the ultimate comics. This is sort of a variety channel that covers all media.
@@joelcartagena953 but thanks for watching!
@@RivetingMaterial well the Ultimate comics is still my personal favorite incarnation of Venom.
The Venom symbiote from the Ultimate comics is my personal favorite of all time.
The channel ARealHuman reviewed a couple of games like that. I only ever played a weird game that was a mixture between this and the whole 90s interactive movie genre... it was called tender love care
Glad I could help with the storage drawers tutorial :)
@@rockit14 hahah, you probably got content matched lol. Thanks for the info and for stopping by!
Sounds (to me, anyway) like they treated him rather badly. Yes he's an odd character (artist's tend to be like that), but it's the old story of businessmen screwing artists. They could have spared him a bit more money, considering how much they made.
A few years late but thank you for doing this mate. I wouldn't have enjoyed this book anywhere near as much without the enormous effort you put into this version. The voices, the foley, the volume mixing... If you told me a studio did this, I'd believe it.
This just made me realize...i really grew up. Seen a lot of hurt, made a lot of happy memories. Seen death too many times. I made bad and good choices. Sometimes i look back and seen how far i got. I remember when minecraft had Tutorial. I'm just hoping that i live long enough to see my son play this wonderful game one day
houseman cypher jumpscare
I don't consider anything past Myst 3 canon because of the contradictions in IV.
This is fucking awesome, amazing energy, amazing presentation. Insanely creepy ambiance that helps reflect the narrators emotions. I love this. More please and let's collab and make an Alan Wake live action series in this format. Also that food looked really fucking good and now I'm hungry
@@Miniman15 you honor me, thank you
I loved this, great thing to watch on my way to school, but I especially loved the genuine concern on 'oh god why did I do that' when he put on his glasses cause I'd be asking that too
@@imacardboardbox in some situations poor vision is a gift
Time to watch the vod, my bad homie i missed it
@@Miniman15 no worries, started the lake house dlc
The idea that Myst and Riven are a dramatization and Uru being real implies that they can make computer images that are "smoother" than the reality that is rendering the image. Wild.
@@sumpferkraut that's pretty funny actually. Like when spongebob draws a photo real person
I love your intros everytime man
Slept thru the live but watching the VOD
As soon as he said he used wikipedia for most of his research the video should have ended there for the reason being you can't rely on wikipedia for your research for wikipedia has been discredited and proven to be wrong many times over. Not saying you can't use it as supplemental information yet you shouldn't be using it as your main source of information when it comes to doing research not because I say so, since it can be edited any time by anybody who might think that they are the soul authority on what they are editing when it comes to picking out any page on Wikipedia to edit.
He didn't use Wikipedia, he used the Bioshock Wiki. What an embarrassing comment. And what you're saying about Wikipedia isn't true. You can prove me wrong by altering George Washington page to say he grew pink watermelons. You can't.
I always thought about the story/poem in the end why don't people care about it?
Kind of funny how he felt like the universe was telling him to write that ending then it ended up being for the largest game of all time