Yoshi Topsy Turvy Review | A Tilted Experience
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
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Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - Goal & Score
(Had to use the SNES version of the song cuz I couldn't find the GBA version)
In today's video I step outside the bounds of PC gaming, and dive right into the world of the GBA. Just for the sake of covering the gimmicky mess that has given me irreversible childhood trauma. The game in question being Yoshi Topsy Turvy, otherwise known as Yoshi's Universal Gravitation if you live on the other side of the big pond.
Eventually I'll cover the better GBA games, I promise.
I found you from Jeffiot's second channel. I really like this video! Good quality and fun but comprehensive script. You absolutely deserve more subscribers 👏
Thank you for uploading this video 12 days ago. I just finished Yoshi Topsy Turvy last month. Usually when I finish a game, I like to check out other reviewers, especially on RUclips, to see if they feel the same. You're 1 of 4 reviews I actually found on the game, and yours was the longest and most in-depth (I'm not sure if we can even count the second-longest, for it looks like a couple just decided to record their conversation about the game). Again, thank you.
Thanks for the kind words man! My reviews are more on the lengthier side because I like to cover as much of the game as I can from start to finish. There's a few odd exceptions for games that become a bit more monotonous or repetitive but for the most part I like to structure my reviews around how my whole experience went. BTW what did you think of Topsy Turvy? Interested to know what you thought about it since you finished it so recently.
“Glucoboy” just sounds like something a junior-high bully from a Disney Channel movie would call a fat kid. What a terrible product name lmfao
Bro if someone actually called me a Glucoboy I think I'd probably cry. Not even Disney Channel shit, saying that would cut deep for any insecure fat kid lol.
interesting note about the Tilt controls, is that supposedly Diddy Kong Pilot was supposedly intended to use it, before the project was shelved pre-Microsoft buyout. presumably the cost of the cart probably forced their hand during the rebrand to the Banjo IP when it became Banjo-Pilot (or just the disallowing of Nintendo secret access?). the Tilt cartridge format itself technically has somewhat of a history with Nintendo R&D2, since they developed an original game before it was the idea was thrown around that it could be a Pokemon spinoff, before they just settled with the Kirby IP (Tilt n' Tumble) and that was released in 2000. and Banjo-Pilot wasn't released until 2005.
With no Diddy Kong Pilot, there's no other GBA game that used the tilt cart type other than Koro Koro Happy Puzzle Panechuu (also a R&D2 game). it's a bit of a jump to go from 2000 to 2002 then nothing until late 2004 with Universal Gravitation. however Warioware Twisted doesn't count since the degree of movement can go 360 degrees and has built-in rumble. it's kind of a weird shift in development that Yoshi's universal gravitation got a worldwide release, but not Warioware Twisted or Drill Dozer. which is kind of suspicious since they never called it anything other than Screw Breaker, yet kept hold of a fully localized european ROM of Drill Dozer until the Wii U VC release. (which lacked US costume changes to lean into the Game Freak games they were referencing)
Yeah I remember briefly reading about Diddy Kong Pilot while I was doing research on the tilt sensors. Also completely forgot that Warioware Twisted had a limited release, I remember there was a whole rumor that the reason why it never got a European release is because the gyroscope contained mercury.
Am I the only person in the world who loves this game ?
4:50 It says "thank you", what else would it say ?
Will you make a video about rayman origins and rayman legends
Yes sometime in the future there will be a video on Origins/Legends, just not now because I'd rather talk about other things. I've addressed all of this in a recent community post.