Games We Love That You've Never Heard Of
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- This week the team set themselves a challenge of coming up with a game they loved, that no one else would have heard of.
How many of these games do you know? Got your own? Let us know!
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My dad worked on Kingsley's Adventure, and when I went and told him Rob had played it and enjoyed it, (at the time of originally playing it...) he was quite pleased with himself. I'm glad that's 1 more confirmed player of Kingsley, bringing the number, finally, into the triple digits.
"My mum is in a gang?"
Possibly the best comment ever made on the channel, Dave. xD I had to watch that bit a good ten times before I could move on to the rest of Nathan's entry.
Metal Arms: A Glitch in The System
Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy.
Kingsley’s Adventure!!!! I’ve been looking for this game for ages, and thought I must’ve made it up as I couldn’t find it. Life = complete, cheers 👍🏻
Huw Evans Same lol
I love when Hollie went "I think a French(?) children's tale called The Little Prince?", which is basically the most famous children's book if you take into account the whole world, and the whole team was just like "Euhm okay sure never heard of it but ok fine". Hahaha love you guys, great video and loved to see your more obscure likings from the past :p
~looks at the video title~ Oh this is gonna be fun for Rob to capture!
i was 5 when i saw little big adventure on a demo... it intrigued me and i loved playing that demo but never got the full game. 20 odd years later i suddenly remember it but couldn't remember the name and it's been driving me mad ever since. thank you dave!!!
My entry would be Majin and the forsaken kingdom. I’ve never heard of it before its release, but there was this little games shop in my hometown. There works a nice woman, she recommended it to me. I really enjoy it! Sad that this little stores cant survive today. This woman worked better than any gamesstop employee Ive ever met. :(
I came down here to say the same thing, that game was great but my dad traded it in and I've never been able to find a copy (without an outragous price tag on it)
I've gotta admit, was hoping one of you would have mentioned Monster Rancher...seems like no one's heard of it. In the game you would go to "The Shrine" and irl, take the game disc out and put in a CD or other game disc. Different discs would give you different monsters that you could raise, battle and go on adventures with. It even had a tie in cartoon on Saturday morning, but alas, Monster Rancher couldn't compete with Pokémon and Digimon. Also, gonna grab Deiland asap, thanks for the recommendation Hollie!
Friend of mine tossed in an 'Adult' DVD to generate a monster for Monster Rancher 3 and it generated a new creature that was too high level for him to be allowed to obtain.
My copy of the original game was sadly inside a friend's PSX when it got stolen. :( One disc I recall that generates a powerful unique monster is Tecmo's Deception. ^^d
I never got to play it, but I always loved the idea of Monster Rancher.
Monster Rancher was a pretty big series, it even got a TV show iirc.
I never played the first but the second was wonderful, third was kinda trash, four was great, Evo is good just not as good.
I enjoyed it, but it's a little hard to find nowadays.
Hearing Kingsley,s Adventure made me whoop in joy. I loved that game growing up but no one had ever heard of it, got so bad i thought i had dreamed it up.
PS1 - Threads of Fate
PS2 - Radiata Stories
Nobody I asked has ever heard of either of these, and they were both fantastic.
Titus Gamedromedon Oh man, I loved Radiata Stories. It's a shame I don't own it anymore though.
Fighter McWarrior same, that game was severely underrated!
I've played both. Threads of Fate was stolen from me by my sister one of the times she moved out and in with some random guy.
A obscure game I roughly remember: "No one can stop Mr Domino!"
I could never tell if it was popular or not, but since I never see anyone talk about it, Timesplitters: Future Perfect was an absolute gem.
Kleptomaniac Dinosaur I've only ever played TimeSplitters 2. Man, the soundtrack in that game was amazing.
I STILL HAVE THAT GAME
Tad Shepard ITS SO GOOD! Once I was old enough to have a disposable income/no roomates to judge me, I may have gone out and found a copy on every system it was released on... Oops? 😂
Kleptomaniac Dinosaur I completely agree! I picked that game.
Timesplitters was massive, dude
I played a few rare games that I don't remember their titles. The one I remember for sure is Radiata Knights. That was a neat game because you make a crucial choice that completely changes the game in the middle.
"As long as you don't have the apple pie you'll be fine."
"That's true yeah."
I love this dang channel.
Since Access granted dosen't exist any more I just want to say I got my 1st platinum:sly 2 band of thieves on the sly collection
take that dave
I am still a bit sad that there is no PS4 Version, at least i am not aware of one
congrats! the first is always the hardest! there will be many more to come. :D
My 1 and only platinum is from sly 1!😏
If you want relatively easy platinums that you can still be really proud of, platinum the whole Nathan Drake Collection. I have 42 of them, 7 just from the Uncharted games.
PSI OPS!!!!! this game was a PS2 masterpiece no one ever heard of.
I feel like the only person in the world who has ever heard of Pitfall: The Lost Expedition.
Jason Mosher i played pitfall waaaaaaaay back. Not heard of the sub title part though unless its a sequel.
"The names Harry, most people call me pitfall Harry" loved that game
Vexx is one that I rarely ever see people talk about. It was on the PS2 during the era of 3D platformers and the slogan on the back of the case was "Screw the princess, save the world!" It was your usual affair of fighting enemies, killing bosses, and getting new powers to explore new areas of the map. Ton of fun
Here's one for you: "James Bond-Everything or nothing" on the PS2 had an amazing two player splitscreen campaign, featuring levels that were not in the main game. You and a friend could choose between four unique "00" agents, playing across levels that were not in the main campaign. Reaching the various objectives in the levels would eventually unlock the 4 player arena stages, including the one where Jaws wonders around the level attacking whoever comes into contact with him.
One of my favourite multiplayer experiences from the past, and one not many people are aware of. If you have a buddy, I'd highly recommend this one.
Whenever I bring up the old spider man games by neversoft, you know the awesome spider man games done with the same engine as the old Tony hawk pro skater games, no one ever knows what I'm talking about.
Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy, I feel like the only person that adored this game.
Nick Good Nope. You're not alone. Remember the sudden shift in gameplay when the aura beasts showed up? And the fury over that cliffhanger that'll NEVER be resolved? Ugh.
Owned and adored that game! The rag doll physics were a blast and there was a “training room” that was fun to use to string together your powers in weird ways. Don’t believe I ever finished the story though
But did you get all the gnomes?
The Castle main song in Kingsley is awesome and the "voices" are amazing
Certainly other people have heard of this game (series,) however, I'm fairly sure that only people over 25 will be cool enough to remember. I'm talking Sierra's "Dr. Brain" series. Man, those games were the best. Learning has never been so fun for a child. I must've been like 8 and the game had been out a few years, but my grandpa was a teacher at the time and he actually had a homebrew PC at his house that he built in his off time (at like 50,) back in the days before you could just go out and buy a gaming computer. That was my first exposure to video games.
He also got me into The Incredible Machine and The Even More Incredible Machine (Rube-Goldberg-Machine games,) and he got me super into Myst at the same time.
Aww man, remember Myst?! Best puzzle game ever. For anyone who doesn't know Myst, it still holds up to this day, legitimately, and your life cannot be considered complete until you beat this game. You can buy it on the iOS store under the name "RealMyst" for $5.00 USD and it's worth every penny.
Yusss I love Kingsley's Adventure!
if you like pllatformers i suggest watching nitro rad he also did a review on that game
Wild9 on ps1 was a game I loved as a kid i bet most people haven't heard of.
Wild 9 freaking RULED, I played and beat it over and over
Your grandmama's mama!
Its all good. Awesome game
A game I love that nobody ever seems to have heard of is Grandia for PS1/Saturn, a fantastic JRPG that came out in English between Final Fantasy 8 & 9 and thus got immensely overshadowed by the giants of the genre.
Yes Dave! LBA 1 & 2 were my jam!
Vandal Hearts on PS1. Probably not that unknown. I just wanted to shout it so more people know about it. Amazing game.
The name rings a bell but I can't say that I have ever seen any gameplay of it. Was it like a Final Fantasy ish RPG?
It's nice hearing you guys talk about games that mean something to you.
I guess I can say a game I love no one here has probably heard of is "You're in the Movies". It is mainly minigames and best with three other people. Where you pick a role for the movie you choose and get different minigames. Some of them you play with others, and some are solo. Also this game is an Xbox 360 exclusive. :')
The Vidiots have some fun videos playing with that game. Their "Worst Games Ever" videos are also pretty fun.
I was in the advert for it! - Hollie
It's good for a laugh. For Playstation I must say Xenosaga or Shadow Hearts. I can't believe I didn't think of them earlier.
And really Hollie? :D I didn't know. I never saw the advertisement for it. I just saw the game. It also came with Banjo-Kazooie Nuts & Bolts and a Scene-it? set. XD
As for games you might not of heard of are two. 1) Namco Museum a collection of older video games. Including games such as Pac-Man and Toy Pop. (PS1) 2) Airblade you ride on a futuristic hovarboard. Besides the standard tricks you get in any “skateboard” game, there was a story mode. Not deep but it was fun. (PS2)
Shadow Hearts. Nobody I know knows about it and they have no idea how much they are missing out
LOVE Shadow Hearts 💕 Got a PS2 for it
I dunno, I said it in someone else comment that I would have picked Koudelka > Shadow Hearts - Hollie
Played all 3; with my fav being the 2nd one which is hardly unsurprising considdering part 1 was a little rough around the edges. Still; can't get the full Shadow Hearts experience if you haven't played all 3 though (especially 1 because it ties in so closely with 2)
Omg, Little Big Adventure 1 and 2 are just two of my favorite games ever.
Love you Rob.
I love him too.
nicenessstreak What can I say? It's true.
For a ps1 game, that kingsley game looks pretty good.
Clayfighter!!!! One of my fav old school fighting game 🤘👽🤘
played it
Tomba for the PS1. Does anyone else remember this game?
the last unicorn 666 That and Croc
BIG DB yes! My childhood right there lol
My favorite game of all time
Love the 2nd Tomba. Wish a sequel could have been made. That and megaman legends. The ps1 days were good days.
Aaron Lew the ps1 was the golden years man. I'm glad other people remember this game though lol.
So the Qetch are basically an entire race of Phineas's?
Anyone played Shadow of Rome on the PS2? True classic, that one. The story of one man's journey to clear his father's name for the murder of Caesar, and his best friend's journey to become the Augustus Caesar, first Emperor of Rome.
My favorite game I've never heard anyone else talk about is Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy. I wish they could've made a sequel.
Let's bring Ape Escape to the PS4.
2 is on it, and 3 is in limbo. Not sure why 1 isn't there.
how about Ape Escape PSVR baby!!
Neopets: the darkest faerie. It was basically my zelda growing up.
Tried to, failed miserably. I thoroughly enjoyed the comics that went along with them.
Haunting: Starring Polterguy (Sega Genesis)
Enemy Zero (Sega Saturn)
Those were my personal gaming secrets. ☺
0:38 INSTANT "Can I speak now please" face
I played a game called kingdoms of amalur: reckoning on PS3. It's an action rpg with an open world with a whole bunch of different melee weapons, spells and armor sets. It's a really fun game and I strongly recommend it. :D
SolidGat Oh damn, did Ellen send you?
I've heard of that. It was like a cult classic.
That's a beautiful game. I recommend it as well!
A brilliant game. It's still installed on my PS3 and I'll dip into it every so often.
It's fun and all, but the final boss was kind of disappointing.
Either 'Second Sight' on PS2 or 'Bushido Blade' on PS1 for me.
Bushido blade was awesome! It was a game that we would get into real fist fights over because it was so intense! :D
I played Second Sight on the Gamecube, and I loved it
Haven't beaten it though because I remember getting stuck on one of the flashback bits
Never thought I'd hear someone talk about *Kingsley* ever again! That was one of my favorite games back in the day, I actually still have the disc and have played it again on my PS3. I remember how my father and I have finished it together when I was a kid. Didn't understand a word so made up the story in my head....ahhhh the good ol' days. Gonna play it again now, thanks for reminding me about this fantastic gem Rob!
One Must Fall is one I loved that basically no one has heard of. It was a DOS game from the '90s where you played the pilot of a giant robot (think Pacific Rim) which you would use to fight other robots in the style of a Mortal Kombat (complete with 'fatality' type moves) game. You could pick between several pilots who had varying stats, and robots which had varying abilities which could be upgraded as the game progressed.
Ps1 - legend of dragoon and then Xbox - advent rising , anyone heard of them ? Brilliant games
Shatterdice I'm currently playing Legend of Dragoon on the PS3.
I think a lot of people know about Legend of Dragoon lol. It's not popular like Final Fantasy though.
Oh wow lol my mates never knew about it An it’s def my top RPG
LucidCharade not gonna lie you sound like you know your stuff ain’t gonna argue with none of that lol game should of got more attention
LucidCharade started with SNES myself but was to young to remember to much , found a lot of love in the mega drive and mega CD attachment oh how they were the days An had every console since even the Panasonic 3DO lol
Primal and Alundra are games I never hear talked about :(
Rose Green primal was great on ps2 with greens allover the place
I recently replayed it on PS4 and it was just as good as I remembered.
With a PS 2 Game Disk or digital ?
Digital - it's the way I buy most games these days.
Destrega. I only played the demo from the Playstation magazine, but I still remember it fondly. The mix between close combat and magic. Charging your attacks and shielding yourself from the other player's.
i loved a game on the PS2 called Alter Echo, it was this scifi adventure where u could transform between a sword wielding guy, a huge tall tank with a gun, and a stealthy lizard who could turn invisible - the whole planet that you were on was alive and he was your companion and i remember the enemies were all quite varied and u had to mix and match your powers to fight them all, and there was all kinds of traversal and cool kinda biomechanical environments. its probably one of my favourite games actually, great memories conquering that when i was younger ! and bloody no one has heard of it !!
I actually remember playing Kingsley. Its visual style has aged pretty damn well. Still could use a modern version.
played Kingsley too
Looks like a Zelda knock off to me
I loved Kingsley
I'd never heard of it but it's a Psygnosis game so it's gotta have a fair change to be something. I think I'll be looking up a video at some point.
Gordon Allinson I'm going to be straight up with you the only Zelda like I saw in this game was sword, shield, heart bars, and child. By that logic the little indie rogulike GRYM could be a Zelda knockoff
I think that you haven't heard of threads of fate on the ps1
Idea for a Friday feature or Tuesday checklist! Games that were great but we probably have forgotten about.
Worth watching just for Dave describing LBA. Twinsen's Odyssey was such a magical gaming experience for me and my friends in secondary school in Singapore. We geeked out over LBA1&2 just as you did Dave!
PS1 classic Einhander by Squaresoft! Good side scrolling shooter with the ability to pick up two weapon variants. Really good, and I highly recommend it.
I want einhander released in all its glory on ps4! Come on squareenix!!!
little big adventure was awesome!!!!
A game I played as a kid that maybe a lot of people haven't heard of, if any, is (I think) an action platformer called 'Wild 9' and the MC used his arm to fight and would call out things like "Ammo" and "Power Up" as he collected those things on the level 😁
I have a few games I bet no one ever played. Both are for SNES: 1) Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings, and 2) Tiny Toons Wacky Sports Challenge.
Fruit Kingdom, all I see is carrots.
Wait a minute YOU'RE RIGHT
I finished LBA on MS DOS, i'm old ...
Some of the games playable on DOS were pretty underrated, I especially loved those Sierra adventure games like Kings Quest, Space Quest and my favourite Police Quest. I wonder if those text adventures would be good again on current gen consoles. Probably not but I'd buy it if a development team (maybe an Indie developer) made one with 100 times better graphics than the original ones, yeah I'd get it.
THANK YOU i couldn't remember kingsey for so long until i saw the title. You saved my life
Oh man, Kingsley's Adventure was amazing. I was terrible at it though because the controls were really bad. Great to see it get some love!
Sparkster: Rocket Knight Adventures 2 for Sega Genesis
Rob has a tan!??!?!
Shadowscott and I thought Englishmen burst into flames when exposed to sunlight.
I was going to comment about the lighting. At the end, Nathan looked like a character from Uncharted 4.
If you look closely he has a tan line for where his glasses are hahaha
No, he's slowly morphing into Dwayne Johnson. The beard will keep getting smaller and more trimmed, and he'll balloon month by month. Look at him 2 years ago to now - the Rock transformation is in effect, in 5 years time he'll be appearing in Fast and the Furious 11. Mark my words
Shadowscott pretty sure thats a burn lol
1. Kingsley's Adventure: Heard of it, saw it everywhere in budget bins back in the day.
2. Little Big Adventure: Own it on PlayStation. Got the sequel on PC. Probably won't run on Windows 10.
3. Deiland: Never heard of it.
4. Urban Chaos: Riot Response: Heard of it, never played it though.
Point, Hollie!
Does anyone remember 'Einhander'?
It was a side scrolling shooter but you got to decide what 'gunpod' weapons you equipped to your ship before you started each level.
Suikoden !!! Best PS and Ps2 game I played , that nobody heard of . It JRPG game of thrones
Kaizer i think you can get suikoden 3 in the playstation store
108 stars... such an awesome game for completionist addicts :)
The Suikoden games were just awesome!
@@johngingras I just wish Konami would sell the IP so we can get Suikoden 6 already...
@@Varnasmt That would be amazing!
I have some games that you probably never heard of. You MAY have heard of 2, maybe, but definitely not all.
1. Jumping Flash (Ps1)
2. Team Buddies (Ps1)
3. Herdy Gerdy (Ps2)
4. Evergrace (Ps2)
5. Stretch Panic (Ps2)
Zaasworth Sugimorii I remember playing Herdy Gerdy at my cousin's house! It got pretty hard. I could never beat it.
I used to play a game on PS2 called Shadow of Rome. You played as a Roman gladiator, fighting for freedom in the arena, and you could use literally anything as a weapon. You could take a gladius, chop off an opponent's arm, and then hit him with it.
My parents played kingsleys adventure when they were young, and when i turned 3 My parents gave me the playstation and I remember kingsleys adventure so well. Thanks for bringing back good memories Robert :).
I actually have the platinum om Deiland! Fantastic game!!
Ty the tasmanian tiger amirite
daniel perea My childhood, man.
My brother was just playing that the other day on his old school Sega Mega Drive. Unless you're talking about another Tasmanian Tiger game only available on Playstation?!
I do have memories of Little Big Adventure. We had a small independent game store where I used to pick up all sorts of obscure games
That moment when you realise the NTSC version of Kingsley's Adventure is being shown in the video, as the text boxes sit lower on the screen in the PAL version... I love me some Kingsley.
And this is when the Access Team went full hipster
So how is this hipster? I liked it fun to hear about their past. 😁 😃
Kobus Janmaat the joke about hipsters is they like things no one else knows, or they like things before they became mainstream.
There’s more than one joke about being a hipster 😆
I'm not right sure which one of these comments is the most stupid
Dave Star The answer is all of them
Shall we go to Bad Custard’s for dinner
Space Griffon - PSone 1st person mech RPG
PathPix - iPhone picture-making puzzle game
King’s Bounty - Genesis/Mega Drive tactics game
Super Bowling - SNES bowling game
Rob I am sure would have such a blast playing Shadow Hearts Covenants from PS2. This sounds like everything he has ever dreamt of.
Who here remember hidden gem summoner from ps2 😆
im going for Legend of Legaia, it's a game Rob could have played since it'S a japanese round based combat type rpg for ps1 but since he never talked about it before i guess he didnt....
Sirty1501 Legend of Legaia i have it my room fantastic game. 😁
This is the funniest video. Everybody is hilarious here. Magic ball, animal noises, roasted chicken, and pre batman.
Remember laughing on Hollie's own stream of Deiland because of how unhelpful the trophy descriptions were.
Deiland logic: "Master Crafter - YOU HAVE BEEN AWARDED MASTER CRAFTER"
Thanks, Deiland. REAAAAALLLY helpful.
Anyone play Chocobo Dungeons?
James Stewart I still have it. Never could find Chocobo Racing for a reasonable price.
The best game i played when i was a kid wasnt on playstation but on gameboy, and it was called cool spot. I loved that game everytime school finish i would run home just to play it lol
Alan Quinney Cool Spot. Made by Virgin Games. Main character was just their logo with arms & legs. Genius marketing
Alan Quinney Cool Spot was on Genesis as well I think. I've never seen it but I know people that have played it and they said it was amazing.
I wonder if any of you have heard of Arc: Twilight of the Spirits on PS2. I played that game hours and hours, about two brothers who got separated at birth. Of course it was about saving the planet, but also about prejudice and hardship both of them had to face. It was quite a touching story really.
Legends of Legaia. Old school turn based RPG that I don't think I've ever heard anyone talk about, ever. But as a kid we had it and it was definitely great fun.
Inteligenent Cube PS1
I remember the Dieland livestream, it actually really interested me
My game that no one has ever heard of is an old PC title called Legends of Valour. It was a DOS game that was released in 1992, and it felt extremely unique for its time. It featured a "huge" open world city with lots of secret underground catacombs. It had guilds, and quests, and first-person gameplay. It was basically 1992's equivalent to Skyrim. I never really got very far in the game but boy did my imagination run wild with all the potential games like that could hold. Previously the only FPS games I had ever played were Wolfenstein and Doom. Fortunately I found a site that'll let you play the game right from your browser. Unfortunately the game has not aged well...
My PlayStation games that no one has ever heard of are Klonoa Door to Phantomile on PS1, and Rule of Rose on the PS2. They're not quite as obscure as LoV up there, but I've not met too many people who have actually heard of either of these games. Klonoa is cute and fun. It's a 2.5D platformer similar to Crash Bandicoot. It has an ending that needs to be experienced.
Rule of Rose appears to be the most rare PS2 game ever, so I lucked out getting my copy when it was a new release. It's a survival horror style game similar to Silent Hill 2. It has really neat dog mechanics. I don't actually recommend bothering trying to play this game because it's not very good from a gameplay perspective. Combat in the game is just awful. But the graphics, cut-scenes, sound-track, story, and atmosphere are all really compelling. The game is creepy as hell. It's like someone took Lord of the Flies and Mean Girls and stuck 'em together, and put it in a surreal 1930's England. If ever there was a retro game that I would love to see get seriously overhauled, it's Rule of Rose.
My honourable mentions go to the bit.Generations series on the GBA. They're all very minimalist and released only in Japan. Sound Voyager and Dot Stream are the two I'd recommend the most. Sound Voyager is the only audio-only game I've ever played. Everyone should try it at least once with good headphones and their eyes closed.
Most of what I played growing up was the random shareware games you could get for the Mac OS. One that was great was, Escape Velocity (and it's sequels) It controlled like Asteroids or similar games but you flew to different planets and systems, doing missions, trading and fighting other ships. I loved it. It was also stupidly easy to mod (intentionally so) so part of the greatness of it was the creativity of the community around that as well.
Another, that I played through a less-than-legitimate source, was Robotrek for the SNES. You build robots and program their attacks (think Final Fantasy meets Pokemon for the combat) and the story was a cool time-travel conspiracy thingy. It's made by Enix so I'm sure this one isn't too obscure.
No way little big adventure i was just thinking about that the other day lol i want them to release it on ps4 😁
Well done dave 😀
40 Winks on the PS1
Never finished that one.
That really *was* a good one. 👍
The zombie in the library used to creep me tf out
I got that game but they put the wrong disc in the box and I got leisure suit Larry instead.......Still 40 Wanks was a great game! 🤣
Wild Arms anybody? Played it all the time when I was a kid but none of my friends had heard of it. Man I loved that game.
I'm still not convinced Rob didn't invent the whole Kingsley story then and there.
I love it when people think vegans are going to get offended by video game content because an animal in the game is hunted or eaten. That's like saying "Oh, Suzy doesn't kill people IRL so she might be offended by all the murdering in GTA." Um... No. I'm not saying that there aren't people that are offended by these things, but most gamers probably aren't. I'm vegan and I play Monster Hunter, Spyro, Elder Scrolls, farming sims, pokemon, and many other games that "exploit" animals. It's not real. lol That's the fun thing about games. If it were real, every person who has ever played The Sims would be labelled a psychopath. :D (I'm looking at you, Hollie, with your monster person!)
Bakura1000000 I There are maybe 1 in 100 out of the vocal vegans that have given the group as a whole that stereotype. One of my closest friends is a vegan activist and even he plays games without problems. :)
Rei Zak That's the reality with any group who takes their ideals to the extreme isn't it? They give the whole lifestyle a bad name.
lol true. I hear more people complaining about vegans "shoving" their ideal down their throats than actually vegans doing that.
Its why I typically won't tell anyone unless its relevant or they ask, then I just wait for the comments to roll in. -_- I think my dad has made the grass eating joke four times now, and he still laughs every time.
Rei Zak I have Celiac disease and have to avoid gluten at all costs, even a single crumb coming into contact with my food will make me extremely sick and cause excruciating pain along with intestinal damage.
I don't have a choice in the matter and it was a massive lifestyle change plus I literally cannot eat out anymore and it also alienates me from people.
My family still thinks it's a joke despite knowing it's a life and death matter. I hate having to justify my medically necessary lifestyle all the time and don't even mention it to people if I don't have to. That and they act like I'm so rude and inconsiderate for being 100% commited to this regardless of if it hurts someone's feelings that I won't eat their food.
I entirely understand where you are coming from. We are choosing to live these ways but we aren't forcing anyone else to do it and yet we get judged by the people shoving their health opinions down our throats.
shock of the video is finding out Rob is vegan
He can't be a _true_ vegan, otherwise he'd mention it every two minutes in every video.
_Hello, you've caught me growing a lettuce in my own waste_
Gallerians..screw that hard bloody game. The rage..oh so much rage.
These games they're mentioning sound like hidden gems among the Playstation catalog.