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- Step into the far off year of 2002 as we look into what was once the future, DVD Boardgaming. A huge hit becomes a fad as everyone tries to get a piece of the pie, so lets look at some of today's offenders!
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Rap Rat Real:
Rap Rat (1992) [NTSC] - • Rap Rat (1992) [NTSC]
Rap Rat VHS Full - • Rap Rat VHS Full
Rap Rat commercial 1992 - • Rap Rat commercial 1992
Rap Rat Creepypasta:
Rap Rat's Curse - • Rap Rat's Curse
The Rap Rat Copy Tape - • The Rap Rat Copy Tape
Rap Rat Villians Wiki - villains.fandom.com/wiki/Rap_Rat
Atmosfear Playthrough - • VCR Board Games: Atmos...
Monopoly Tropical Tycoon Gameplay - • How To Play Monopoly T...
Scene-It Gameplay - • Scene It? Movie REMAST...
Commercials for every game available by searching "(Game Name) Commercial" into the search bar.
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Audio Credits:
Closing Theme: Everybody Votes Channel - Wii Menu
Rap Rat Instrumental - • Rap Rat Theme (Instrum... 
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Lose an amount of turns equal to your age is criminal. Even if we assume the game is just for kids, making a ten year old miss TEN turns is just insane.
I imagine that makes it impossible for them to win. And then a different player will get their puzzle reset with 30s to go so they also won't be able to win.
Its funny how they out right make the punishments more devastating for some kids more than others.
I bet if you were an age that's in the double digits, you would be sent to the shadow realm because you can't play in that round.
Why? Because Rap Rat said so.
Imagine being a parent playing this game because your kid forced you to.
@@jokerofspades-xt3bs and getting the dreaded "HEY THERE! YOU LOOSE "X" AMOUNT OF TURNS!"? oh god that would be a nightmare.
again, you would be out of the freaking game
I blame rap rat for the 2008 financial crisis
Because of this video I made three of my friends play Rap Rat via Tabletop Simulator. Imagine the stress of the game, combined with audio desync and four people yelling over each other. Playing it felt like a panic attack with a sleep paralysis demon yelling at you. One compared it to a cognitohazard and said it felt like getting dementia in real time. Because it was the NTSC version, they didn't even play the instructions, so we were more lost than usual. Fortunately the youngest got stuck with the "miss your turns equal your age" penalty, but unfortunately he was still eighteen, so he could not play until the last minute of the game. We only beat the rat in the third game by the skin of our teeth, with one person getting the last piece in the last ten seconds. Nothing in the creepypasta can compare to the real beast with the horror and dread you feel.
Edit: I forgot that one player had to make dog sounds, but then also had to make ape sounds, and none of us could figure out how that would even sound together so we just frantically kept rolling.
I still can't believe someone put it on TTS, what a rollercoaster
hi beast
@@sketchingchan Hi artsy
Reminds me of that Star Trek DVD game in TTS. I had to experience Biish so many times…
God I love that the actual horror game is not the scariest game here.
I’m convinced whoever made rap rat has never heard a rap song in their life, hasn’t interacted with a child since they were one (assuming they weren’t just born a 40something out of touch suit), has never seen a rat, never play tested their game, probably hasn’t played any board game ever, and if you told me they weren’t even from earth, I wouldn’t be surprised.
Well they might be from Earth but we can be sure that the corporate suits are skinwalkers pretending to be human in a hideous mockery of life.
hears Rapper's Delight once
Ok, not gonna lie, Rap Rat was ahead of the curve. That 'rapping' is just a proto RUclips Poop. It's amazing. All hail Rap Rat.
Rap Rat was just a 90's Spamton proto
He's the boss
The Rap Rat creepypasta is one of my favorite pieces of literature ever made. Having your VHS board game be cursed by a witch is such a funny idea and the fact that the video itself is actually frightening just makes it even more fun
for the longest time i didnt know rap rat was an actual game- i thought it was made up entirely for the creepypasta
That creepypasta actually terrified me lol. I found out the pasta through a video I watched. I didn't know if the board game was 100% real or not or if it was actually haunted. I read the video title myself and when I think the video said if you actually say "Rap Rat" then he would murder you or something, I was freaked out and pretty paranoid. Later on when I heard what sounded like very small rat footsteps I was pretty freaked out. I was even too scared to go to the board games section of Walmart because I was scared that I would see that very cursed game. Later on in life I saw a video of a commercial of Rap Rat and confused on whether it was a really well done fake or actuallly real. So props to the original creepy pasta author for terrifying my younger self. Hats off to you.
@@ceazarsalad4414 same here...and somehow the actual game is scarier
I remember accidentally coming across it as a kid and being terrified believing it was real
It genuinely never occurred to me that Rap Rat might be a real game.
deadass I thought it was made for that creepypasta and I think my life is worse now that I know it wasn’t
@@TheMushroomMeister same
Man took "board game scott the waz" to a new level
Hey all Scott here
*Woz
@@BulletsTheBlazingHey y'all, Kam here
wait, i just looked this up… Atmosfear and Rap Rat are made by the same company?! they’re both made by the company A Couple ‘A Cowboys!!
edit - it actually makes a bit of sense… they both have the same basic premise: try to complete the task you’re given on the board game before the time limit is up, or else the host wins, and the host can pop up at “random” to mess with you and stop you from winning. it’s just that one has an amazingly unsettling host with a frankly iconic sense of horror while you play and the other is Atmosfear!
Plot twist: the teams enchard of each game accidentally confused which one they were supposed to make
(Idk if I wrote that right I'm spanish)
@@aynohalopesdealmeida9932 did you mean "the teams in charge of each game"
@@fortecyveria769 yes
16:09 Along with Rap Rat's existence, watching the cheese wall being eaten, slowly revealing nothing more than a black void actually gave me a small amount of tension. So to hear that there is a creepypasta surrounding the game is honestly not surprising lol
That creepypasta was how I first discovered it. Then I saw The Video Boab Oyedivuth and all the horror was gone, and I had moved on for years until now lmao
Imagine Rap Ray Blue Ray edition which is just the same, but all the punishments are in randomized order, that should be fun.
Oh my god, that would be both horrible and WAY more fun than the original in every aspect
Can't believe neither Clue VCR nor Clue DVD were mentioned. The former was more or less watching a slasher comedy with some game elements, and the second revolved around gathering clues from both making suggestions and following instructions from the DVD to figure it out.
The block of cheese being slowly replaced by black is so ominous it would traumatize me alone and then this hellspawn failed humunculus pops out to drag out your torment for longer
RapRat is the secret main reason why analog horror exist, some children saw it when playing the boardgame and from there on their minds register forever "absolute fear and misery" whit video tapes
Finally, someone asked the question on everyone's minds: "What if Max Headroom was a rat?"
“Okay for this next question, we need to look at the TV~”
“…how do I do that?”
Less than a tenth of the way through and I’m already loving it
Fun fact. There is a creepypasta based off RapRat, forgot the name, but learned about it from Dylan the Night Owl's Creepypasta iceberg video
Edit: Too fucking early, I was
I'm breaking ankles out here
I only know of the RapRat as a villan from that creepypasta
@@kamsandwichlol
Looks like we've got some great new games to try out soon! Gotta buy a DVD player first though...
(Thanks for having us on!)
Thank you guys! I got some great new movies I need to see!
Get one better and buy a PS2. Then at least you can use it for non-DVD games
Oh man, I've always wondered who the hell actually buys these.
me. I collect dvd board games.
Scene It is a bit of a guilty pleasure for me, so yeah... Count me in that group too. XD
I can say that my family did because they were cheap and easy to play on a whim.
Never had anything for the VHS though, thank GOD for that given Rap Rat over there... *shudders*
There’s still a copy of Star Wars: Trivial Pursuit with an adjoining DVD on some top shelf in my kitchen. Good times.
I have a vivid memory as a kid of just sitting down and watching a dvd for a dvd board game. i can’t even remember what it was, i THINK it was like a disney scene it? i just remember watching it absolutely entranced. i don’t know if i ever even played the game properly 😂
Not a DVD game, but I do remember playing Monopoly for the N64. The game kinda feels a bit like a fever dream for some reason.
Probably because it would have been perfect in 1864 when it was impressive to not die from being 35
@@andyblanton6570exactly what I was thinking
14:31 THE MAN HIMSELF
15:42 Rap Rat "rizz"?
16:35 BARS!!
17:10 Looney Tunes-ass sound effects
18:30 BARS!!!
18:39 BARS!!
19:27 BARS!!! (But creepy this time)
in 15:42, he said "Razz", not rizz.
.....but I wouldn't be surprised if "razz" is Rap Rat's version of rizz
@@magicalmysteryperson Not to be mean but why do you think I put in quotes?
@@chobies5383sorry about that. I was thinking that you were confused on what he said there.
my bad!
@@chobies5383 Understandable, would've put it in quotes first with a parenthetical for what it actually was
"razz" (rizz)
dunno why I wrote this just like disambiguation in written word
Aaah, Rap Rat....EverythingIsTerrible's little darling. At least the commercial has a smooth voiceover.
My favorite fact about the scene it games is that apparently the menu music of a specific disney-themed edition is infamous because there's a pretty widespread phenomenon where people are really scared of it or/and have bad memories of it. It's not even like an unintentionally unnerving song, it's a pretty generic upbeat song, so it makes it all the more strange
The Clue game on VHS/Beta (and the sequel) are absolutely great. Full of fun characters and meme worthy scenes, Agatha Christie parody type stuff. The scorekeeping of the game is incomprehensible, but just watching it is hilarious.
I watched phelous and Lupa playing it and it was genuinely hilarious
You feel like an alternate universe version of Scott the woz where he was into board games instead of Nintendo, I love it.
I still have a "Nick Scene It?" disc that came in a Wendy's kid's meal that I haven't punched out the game tokens for yet. This kid's meal edition of "Scene It?" is pretty wild because the board is printed inside the DVD sleeve.
I also have a copy of the "Isaac Asimov's Robots" VHS game that I got at an antique store.
Atmosfear started out on VHS and had the alternative name of Nightmare... When I was growing up my mates had them all... They started out in 1991 right here in Australia (though I didn't know that till years later). Sadly I was too little to play them and by the time I was old enough things had changed and I wasn't seeing them as much, so never actually played it.
Edit: Sorry wrote this before seeing the part about Atmosfear VHS... My bad.
Double Edit: Okay so Rap Rat... When I was a kid they had an ENTIRE WALL of this game and a TV playing the advert for the game... Over and OVER!!! I would be looking at other toys and it was just CONSTANTLY PLAYING!!!
Rap Rat haunted my nightmares... RAP RAP RAP RAT... AHHHHhhhhhh save me!!!
Fun Fact: The same studio that made Atmosfear also created the Rap Rat! Ain't that something
@@kamsandwich Really... I thought Rap Rat was a made in UK... I need to confirm this for myself, then weep as I'm gonna assume your right... Probably explains why they had a whole WALL of the damn game...
Sigh... yeah, they made Rap Rat as well... Well at least they went back to making better games... As I said in my OP never played them but people I know who have played the Atmosfear (though it was Nightmare when I was a kid), really enjoyed them.
Can’t wait for the “every version of scene it?” video that you’re totally gonna do
Whomever made rap rat HAD to be on that coca cola 😂
There was also a Lilo and Stitch TV show DVD board game. I just find that funny that it’s a board game based off of a tv show based off of a plot device which I believe was introduced in a sequel to Lilo and Stitch. The game does come with cardboard tokens of a lot of the experiment characters from the series, which was a lot of fun for me as a kid. The tokens had a picture of the character, their experiment number, their name, and I think a little fact about them. It was neat.
This unlocked a core memory of playing the office dvd board game when I was young
I don't think I've ever been to a thrift store without at least 3 different versions of Scene It on the shelves
Rap Rat is like the Candyman of boardgames
Why does Rap Rat talk like Max Headroom? I get that nobody involved in the game new what rap was, but they could have at least had one of their neighbors' children explain it to them.
I recall having a Gargoyles VHS boardgame. It was fun the one time we played it. Rewinding it to play again felt like too much effort compared to our other board games, and we were competitive enough that we probably would start memorizing the video if we played it more.
Ah yes, and if you're interested in reviewing more bad VHS board games, I recommend looking into Nightmare, which is more an experience of the game's creator hating anyone who bought it than an actual game.
Now all we need is a Rap Rat and Biggie Cheese rap battle game lol.
I've never played scene-it, but being born in 2003 meant that almost every friend's or family's house I went to had a version of some kind. Although when I asked to play it growing up no one had ever wanted to so we'll see if I ever get to experience it!
The VHS version of Atmosfear (and the nightmare series) was GENUINELY creepy. The series is so interesting from its great soundtrack to its cool effects. So nostalgic, I love that series.
Why the fuck is Rap Rat like an analog horror monster
I had no idea about Rap Rat, that is truly cursed.
There are actually Atmosfear sequels and a number of these games are on RUclips if you don't have these old media players anymore.
Imagine: FATAL....... the DVD Game
Perfect! Now i gotta see the horrors
I don’t even think my 8TB hard drive could hold everything required for the inevitable shitshow that would be.
oh my gosh, this just unlocked a memory i'd totally forgotten about of playing the candyland dvd game with my friend while on a playdate at her house....I can't have been more than five at the time...
I can't believe they made a Who Moved My Cheese prequel.
"There are gnomes in your garden and they play slides on pink electric guitars. And cats can talk! They just don't want to."
I had to watch the beginning of the vhs to see if I was missing any context for that above line.
...and I left being more confused than before. IS RAP RAT ON THE LEVEL OF SANTA AND THE EASTER BUNNY???
The Star Trek VHS game was a _lot_ of fun. We played it a lot when I was a kid.
RAP RAP RAP RAT
i remember my parents got me the dvd game for blockbuster, not the store chain, the british trivia show. i had never seen the show before so idk why my parents got it for me, but the main thing i remember is that the average game took 1 hour to play but if you spent more than 10 seconds answering a question it would send you back to the dvd menu
the rap rat insanity begins at 14:24
I've been watching and making YTPs for quite some time now, and because of that I was already somewhat aware of Rap Rat. DaThings referenced it at least once, and I think I remember it being in a Chadtronic poop. Although, more specifically, sourcing the original commercial for the game instead of a rip of the video used to play it.
My personal favorite part about that is that it(in one of them, I forgot which) was sentence mixed to say "Kids who just wanna have kids" instead of "...wanna have fun", like it's some unhinged gamified baby doll roleplay starring a giant rat mascot in some windowless cheese asylum.
The “kids who just wanna have kids” is in DaThings’ Zooks! at 1:31, but I don’t know if that’s the origin of that joke.
Okay, AtmosFear genuinely sounds like an amazing game~
I appreciate the Rap Rat commercial assuring me that the titular Rap Rat is not, in fact, a ghost. Since that was my biggest concern in this situation.
I'm a big fan of Atmosfear/Nightmare - I have a VHS copy and it's a blast assuming you have a VCR
Couple of comments to make,
1. The PAL version of Rap Rat's video is redubbed and slightly less horrifying,
2. A DVD game I enjoyed playing was the HALO Interactive Strategy Game from 2008, you use the DVD to simulate fights between the UNSC troops and the Covenant, as well as card draws from the decks
My family actually owns a copy of AtmosFear and I hadn't thought of it in at least a decade so thanks for that wild shot of weird-nostalgia.
"He ain't no ghost, he's the most!"
I haven't even heard of the creepypasta before this video, and yet the second I heard that, I was concerned about why they chose to say THAT of all rhymes to "most".
Like, "Good sir, why did you bring attention to that? WHY DID YOU SAY THAT?! WHAT REASON WOULD YOU HAVE TO SAY THAT?!"
Look at that rodent and tell me you _don’t_ assume it’s a ghost or some other type of godawful fucking paranormal thing
I used to play Disney DVD Bingo all the time as a kid. Was waiting for it to show
I never thought there would be competition against F.A.T.A.L. for Most Heinous Board Game ever, but Rap Rat exists
Oh my god, Rap Rat, there was a channel that was going to review it but they backed out.
I am so glad that someone finally looked into it with a quality video without it just focusing on the creepy pasta only because it looked like a gold mine waiting there for someone to do something with it
One DVD board game I remember having as a kid was Pokémon: Champion Island. Had to go around the board collecting Academy Crests from beating the Pokémon Academies, which would play out on the DVD. It also had various challenges like Pokémon Trivia or Team Rocket encounters.
I can't say I'm surprised that Scene it had so many versions, considering the sheer number of movies and TV shows in existence.
Also, Atmosfear looks like fun with the right crowd. Don't know how scary it actually is, but cheesy horror has its place.
This is so cool! Immediately evoking memories of playing the Gargoyles VHS game. Home media and board games were a pairing built to last...until everyone started streaming everything.
I highly recommend everyone goes and watches Loading Ready Run's Atmosfear playthroughs, they've done all of the spin-offs (the mummy themed one looked actually kind of fun?)
The Disney Pictionary DVD Game was one of the games I played a lot as a kid, as well at the Disney Trivial Pursuit DVD Game
I had no way of knowing when I woke up this morning that I’d be exposed to the eldritch horror that is Rap Rat today
Wow, this unlocked some serious nostalgia. My family had a few of these games! On DVD, there was the Disney To-Go game that came in a weirdly shaped metal tin. I could never figure out why the tin was shaped so much differently than all the other games in our closet, but the game itself was fun enough to play, if not a bit repetitive after awhile. On DVD, we also had some sort of Bible triva game. I don't remember what it was called, but it was far less repetitive, but also less engaging as it had minimal animations and was mostly text-based. Also on DVD, I once rented a full Nancy Drew game from the library. It was a direct 1-1 port of a PC title, but it somehow worked entirely on the tv with needing only a remote. The controls were a lot less responsive to use than a mouse, but I was able to play it fully from start to finish and get the full story.
On VHS, we had Clue! I remember the game consisted of watching movie scenes in three acts, where the characters would respond to the act of someone being murdered, and questioning each other. The scenes were short, only several minutes long, but a lot of things were happening on the screen at any given time so part of the game was re-watching scenes to get details you missed. You still won the game by guessing the suspect/weapon/location. The movie scenes stayed the same, but the answers were randomized and they'd ask for different details to spot in the scene. For a small child, this game was far too difficult to play and I never did well when we played it. I also vaguely remember there being more than one Clue game in the series, maybe 2 or 3 total? We mainly played the first one though.
was anticipating the final game for about 2 minutes beforehand, very glad to see it here
I just realized Rap Rat reminds me of a monster out of those VHS movies. Not Rattma, but just like something you would see in one of those movies.
For anyone who wants to havbe nightmares... Rap Rat VHS is on RUclips and it's seriously the stuff of nightmares... Seriously, they should be making HORROR MOVIES ABOUT RAP RAT, not Winnie the Pooh.
The Atmosphere DVD Board dame is the only reason I still have a DVD Player.
I remember having a dvd version of cluedo, and really enjoying it. It had two form of play, one was an episodic style of play where you put predetermined cards in the envelope depending on the red-filtered symbols on the back of the card, and the dvd part of the game gives random events and the butler can give various hints as to what is in the envelope alongside the player's own deductions. The other form was the culprit cards being randomized, like in normal cluedo. The butler can't give hints since it's random, but random events will still happen. I remember being terrified of the secret passage animation that plays when you go in one, especially when the screen starts shaking for no reason, as if you're about to get caved in
Rap rat has now officially overtaken nightmare/atmosfear as my favourite troll game
The modern equivalent is games that works with apps
Oh, like the Gamestar board game apps?
i hope at somepoint someone makes a horror game based on the idea of rap rat
A creepy pasta for example
@@davisvoelzke8011 well ya a creepy pasta (it's already one) but i mean somthing inspired by it, like the multiple moments ware Rap Rat stuttering just sounds like a just gliching
I remember having the Disney one, me and my family would play it sometimes. Good times.
At least Scene It benefits from specialization, because who wants to play a trivia game full of topics nobody playing knows anything about? Meanwhile What Do You Meme's only true saving grace is that it can be played by people who don't know anything about anything, so if you have to add a bunch of cards with Big Bang Theory characters on them you're already playing the wrong game.
I was definitely expecting Atmosfear to be mentioned
Watching this video brought back some memories
I played Monopoly Tropical Tycoon once, and it was really fun
There was another VHS game similar to Atmosfear called Nightmare. I always found it really funny how the gatekeeper yelled "STOOOOOPPPP" whenever he appeared, and how he calls the players maggots
It's worth noting that Atmosfear didn't stop at being a DVD game. They remade it a while ago to have a mobile app you use with the board game. You connect your phone to a TV to set up the Gatekeeper
Haha, you tried to catch me off guard with the VHS game reveal, but I've watched Board James! ...What do you mean nobody care???
An absolute banger
Rap rat makes me want to cry
Heres a video idea based on Rap Rat. NTSC VS PAL versions. I've seen no videos on this matter before, but there are some changes to it, such as the PAL version having title cards at the start of each game.
I knew about Scene It and the Trivial Pursuit DVD games. Never played any of them because I have parents that would rather a physical board/card game like Uno or Scrabble.
Side note: I always thought the Rap Rat was an Adult Swim parody commercial.
I also like to shake vigorously when explaining rules in rhymes.
i love scene it, been hunting to collect every version for years and its still a fun party game to play idly on party mode on discord.
Rap rat fact (there is no fun it's rap rat): There is two versions of this game. What we see in the video is the PAL version. There is also a NTSC version which has different voice for Rap Rat, script was different and even rules are slightly different. For example; NTSC version has color coded dice while PAL version has standart numbered dice
Ok I was watching while making dinner and not paying the most attention and I totally thought that atmosfear was a weird monopoly spin off title for pretty much the whole thing
scene it nickelodeon was one of my favorite things at all as a kid. the disney scene it kinda scared me though
Rap Rat is funny to me because I think his repetitive, jittery style of talking is meant to emulate record scratching in hip hop music, but the designers didn’t consider:
1. Rap Rat’s repetitions are made by copy and pasting audio, which sounds nothing like record scratching.
2. In hip hop music, the instrumental is what gets record scratched, not the vocals. This is because the old live hip hop shows where comprised of rappers who did the vocals and DJs who would use vinyl records to create the beats for the rappers to rap on.
3. Rap Rat doesn’t have a beat to rap on, nor is he rapping with a identifiable rhythm, so his rhyming and jittering doesn’t come off as musical and instead feels strange and unsettling.
It’s very obvious that Rap Rat is another failed attempt by businessmen to cash in off a trend without understanding anything about it. However this one’s especially funny because they were so off the mark they gave everyone nightmares.
I own the Nascar board game lol, but I've never actually played it, I instead just played around with the cars
My family tried to play Clue DVD once, and it was the longest and most torturous game I’ve ever played.
I wonder where's the actual rap rat costume
A very obscure DVD board game that my family had was "Righteous", pretty much scene it but for The Book of Mormon
Atmosfear was fucking awesome! My family always played it and the kufu version and it was amazing
Wow, the comments weren't lying. Rap Rat really was a prototype RUclips Poop.
You know what, next time you have a worst board game tournament, throw in a vote for Rap Ray before it even starts, because he’s Rap Rap, and he’s the boss, and the boss needs to be fired.
Okay that was an awful joke, I’m sorry
All of these feel like birthday board games that your mom suggested you to play and you yes sure
Literally every time me and my friends go to any op shop ever we will always without fail find several copies of scene it. I had no idea they had sold so well, cause everyone seems to get rid of it. 💀