But what about those who literally damage their hand every single time they play tug-of-war even with a soft joystick? I'm wagering that there will be at least few that will still do that even with a soft joystick.
@@matthewelliott7294 If I’m not mistaken that happened to Jon. I recall him saying that he got a hole in his hand and wasn’t pleased with having to play Tug-a-War with Tom, Chilled, and Ray.
9:04 It also requires timing to drop the cage at the right time to get the most goombas in your cage. So there's some skill involved in it too I would argue.
Regarding the Rocket Power Spongebob thing, the movie pilot for Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends aired a week apart from a CN dropped pilot movie called Party Wagon, which was made by the Hey Arnold staff… and only aired twice. Tbh I’m kinda glad Foster’s was the one that got picked up, but I feel like Party Wagon could’ve been a great stand-alone movie if they gave it a little more time
If we’re talking about guilty pleasure games, I love the Mario and Luigi franchise, I love playing all the games and usually try and plate them every year
Something being a guilty pleasure means it's bad but you enjoy it anyway. The Mario and Luigi games are overall really good with only some issues, the main one being the large amount of tutorials, many of whom are pretty overbearing.
@@LexSchilperoord She is annoying, rude, and confontational. One of the primary conflicts of one of the games happened because she kicked Bowser out of World council meeting that he had every right to be in and she didn't. She forces herself as the companion for several games of the series despite her having no reason to be there in the first place and there already being a perfectly fine companion for those games.
I don't know if I ever used KidPix, though the name DOES sound familiar, but I have a childhood school computer "story" of my own. Back In elementary school (might've been fourth or fifth grade) I remember playing the ORIGINAL Duke Nukem on one of the computers in my school
I know Emile's never gonna read this, but type this, I must. His dream of refusing to buy a star and then going on to win the game? I did it. It was at Peach's Birthday Cake. I passed on a star, stole two stars and won.
I'm playing Brilliant Diamond while watching this vod and so far everything they complained about hasn't been an issue for me. Haven't found any bugs, audio hasn't been an issue for me, I didn't like DPP because of speed and this has fixed the issues, and they talk about running into the "same pokemon over and over" for Gen 5, when Sinnoh has that same issue with the Bidoofs and such for at least half the game. Not to knock their conversation, it's just funny the contrast
fun fact: the Icelandic translation of Dracula was so bad, it is actually a completely different story, it also took like a century before people noticed
The Norwegian translation of The Saga of Darren Shan honestly feels like most of it was done with babblefish (pre-google translate). So many names are translated for some reason, righteous (as righteous part of something) was translated as a synonym of just (as in the one from justice). It's like Vietnamese crystal, with someone sitting with a dictionary in one hand and the other hand on the keyboard and had just a little more understanding of English.
@@LexSchilperoord yeah, but being righteously part of a group is quite different from righteousness. And it was translated as the latter, but he didn't want justice, he just wanted revenge.
@@LexSchilperoord for example... He is righteously next in line for the throne. He is righteously part of the Royal family. The righteous King returns. Something like that? Righteous can be translated into rettmessig and rettferdig, which are pretty different..!
Love how people complain about Joy-Con drift, yet I got drift on my Xbox One Bluetooth controller that I bought after the second Joy-Cons I got, only less 5 months after I got it! I've owned a Switch for about 2 years now, it feels like, and none of the controllers have yet to drift. So this is just something that happens, people. Don't just say it's a Joy-Con thing.
I don’t think people say it’s a joy-con only thing (and if they do, they’re ignorant). Several GCN controllers can attest to that as can Miranium farmers in XCX who use the rubber band trick with the WiiU Gamepad or similar tricks. However, drift seems to be more rampant with joy-cons than anything, and it’s also the fact that Nintendo for a while refused to acknowledge that it was an issue.
@@lucario774pika Well then all four of my official Nintendo Joy-Cons are 3rd party created Joy-Cons that have no drag, because I have yet to experience drift with them. And I also use the sticks a lot, so…
I'm gonna be controversial with this take. But I personally think that ORAS is a better game than HGSS and my main reason for that is that HGSS are remakes of GSC, games that are heavily flawed when it comes to the main campaign, the level curve is still awful, wild pokemon are very low leveled, there's still next to no story (the Silver being the son of Giovanni is locked behind a limited time event). I loved the redesigns and the Crystal content, but guess what? ORAS also added that stuff in the form of the Delta Episode. And here's another controversial take: I don't consider Emerald a definitive Hoenn experience since it removed some features and some aspects were forced in. Let's go over some of them Emerald removed the story legendary fight in exchange for just one sidequest that gives you a cutscene and a "superboss" (You can use the Master Ball on a level 70 Rayquaza and trivialize the entire fight) that can break the rest of the game, which btw, is also in Ruby and Sapphire Has a huge inbalance between Team Aqua and Magma, you fight Maxie 3 times while Archie you only fight him once. Yes the Magma hideout makes sense this time, but it's really convenient that Team Magma built their hideout right where Groudon is located, not to mention Groudon doesn't become a problem until Kyogre is released Wallace being the champion makes less sense than Steven Also, some aspects of Emerald did manage to end up in ORAS in the form of the Delta Episode, Like the evil team attack on the Mossdeep Space Station and team up fight with Steven, a Wallace champion fight and a cool cutscene with Rayquaza As for the aspects that I didn't mention, like the Battle Frontier and the Tate and Liza and Juan fights. I'll just say this: Yes, the Battle Frontier project was a slap in the face, but at the same time, outside of the tower (which is the same thing as the Mason) and the Factory, the rest facilities are just gimmicky locations that heavily rely on RNG even more so than the Tower The Tate and Liza fights I don't have much argument there, as for Juan. Let's be real here, who actually cares about him? So in conclussion, to me, while ORAS, Emerald and HGSS have their flaws. I have to say that ORAS is a better game than HGSS and are better than Emerald as an overall Hoenn experience. Thank you for reading this wall of text, now keep scrolling the comments or watch the video :)
My big thing with the remakes is that they did little to update it in certain aspects. I honestly think Litwick would’ve been a great addition to the Old Chateau. There’s also the loss of the Game Corner (thankfully not the music), simply because of age ratings. Also, they could’ve easily added the Pokémon you can get in Platinum, with the lines that had evolutions added in the original games, but instead you’re forced to nab the Elekid or Magby in the Underground. Same goes for a Snorunt (technically Glalie) and Swinub. I also think ORAS is a better remake as it pairs well with the stuff introduced in XY, instead of some slight item and Pokémon tweaks
Being forced to catch it in the underground... An area that is available to you for a significant portion of the game. I don't understand how this is "bad". The loss of the game corner sucks but at least character outfits got added in its place. While it isn't a perfect game, I feel like anyone who wants to try sinnoh for the first time would not hate this game. It still feels like Sinnoh with some simple but neat changes. (Also the environmentd are very pretty, especially in battle). Love the post game battles too and how they have real care put into them. That is why ORAS fell flat for me. It didn't feel like Hoenn, not the one I remember. It was more of a reimagining and I didn't really want that. It felt more like they needed somewhere to put all the stuff they didn't have time to put into XY.
I mean, with the Game Corner, it’s more because the UK has a law against any kind of fictional gambling in video games. Game Freak is legally incapable of selling their games in the PAL region, unless they remove the Game Corner, or put in something like Voltorb Flip from HGSS.
The idea of both Tom and Chuggaa owning Teslas is strange to me
I thought the same thing
Me being like.... Wait chugga has one too?!
Tom: He gives three coins to himself.
Chugga: How nice of him.
That's a throwback.
Back when Tom did SFM!
1:19:40 #TomFoolery I'm sorry kermie
1:37:24 #TomFoolery Oh you're poor, nevermind
1:47:27 #TomFoolery hey its the roll you needed Emile
I remember the control stick spinning ones being the only ones I could ever consistently beat my bro on. The callous has never left XD
Never forget the 90s. The original Mario party 1. And it's mini games. Never forget.
At least the Joystick is soft and not Hard Plastic, you’d worry more about controller damage
But what about those who literally damage their hand every single time they play tug-of-war even with a soft joystick? I'm wagering that there will be at least few that will still do that even with a soft joystick.
@@matthewelliott7294 If I’m not mistaken that happened to Jon. I recall him saying that he got a hole in his hand and wasn’t pleased with having to play Tug-a-War with Tom, Chilled, and Ray.
chugga's opinions on bdsp are so accurate, exactly how i feel
1:19:15 tomfoolery
from deep voice toad to cursed miss piggy
9:04 It also requires timing to drop the cage at the right time to get the most goombas in your cage. So there's some skill involved in it too I would argue.
Magneton's Dynamax'd cry is like cleaning your ears with a cheese grater, while someone scratches on a chalkboard over a megaphone.
"In the original, these could totally fall on your head, and you can't do anything about it."
36:02 MEANWHILE!
1:51:08 Emile became that which he hates *XD*
Regarding the Rocket Power Spongebob thing, the movie pilot for Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends aired a week apart from a CN dropped pilot movie called Party Wagon, which was made by the Hey Arnold staff… and only aired twice. Tbh I’m kinda glad Foster’s was the one that got picked up, but I feel like Party Wagon could’ve been a great stand-alone movie if they gave it a little more time
Anyone remember when they started introducing SmartBoards into schools?
If we’re talking about guilty pleasure games, I love the Mario and Luigi franchise, I love playing all the games and usually try and plate them every year
Something being a guilty pleasure means it's bad but you enjoy it anyway. The Mario and Luigi games are overall really good with only some issues, the main one being the large amount of tutorials, many of whom are pretty overbearing.
Why would you feel guilty? They are the Mario RPG games that people love. literally the only bad about them is Starlow.
@@frostbite0707 true
@@frostbite0707 I've never had issues with Starlow, what's wrong with her(?)?
@@LexSchilperoord She is annoying, rude, and confontational. One of the primary conflicts of one of the games happened because she kicked Bowser out of World council meeting that he had every right to be in and she didn't. She forces herself as the companion for several games of the series despite her having no reason to be there in the first place and there already being a perfectly fine companion for those games.
...Wait. Did that intro imply that Emile has actually gotten into Final Fantasy XIV!?
51:17 I didn't use it, but I remember having KidPix on a CD-ROM disc for my Windows XP PC when I was really young, lmao
I don't know if I ever used KidPix, though the name DOES sound familiar, but I have a childhood school computer "story" of my own. Back In elementary school (might've been fourth or fifth grade) I remember playing the ORIGINAL Duke Nukem on one of the computers in my school
Anyone else feels like this is a podcast, bu in-game? I kinda dig it
Flash games were such a huge part of my childhood, ArmorGames was my go-to
Man… I’m glad I didn’t self buy Brilliant Diamond and got it for Christmas.
Also, it scares me for the gen 5 remakes. I love gen 5 so, so, much.
A guilty pleasure game I play a lot is Star Fox: Adventures.
That's not a bad game. It was weird, but it wasn't a bad game. Arguably has the best Meteo track in the franchise.
1:10:28 (Skyrim bucket flying intensifies) reject physics embrace Skyrim engine.
I know Emile's never gonna read this, but type this, I must.
His dream of refusing to buy a star and then going on to win the game? I did it. It was at Peach's Birthday Cake. I passed on a star, stole two stars and won.
Don't worry, he got hi dream fulfilled in Mario Party DS. He is sure to be a happy man, even if it came at the expense of Jon's sanity
27:21-Chugga reveals there's a Bee Movie Musical XD
I'm playing Brilliant Diamond while watching this vod and so far everything they complained about hasn't been an issue for me. Haven't found any bugs, audio hasn't been an issue for me, I didn't like DPP because of speed and this has fixed the issues, and they talk about running into the "same pokemon over and over" for Gen 5, when Sinnoh has that same issue with the Bidoofs and such for at least half the game. Not to knock their conversation, it's just funny the contrast
Their conversation (as well as their views on older Pokemon games) just felt clouded by very foggy nostalgia glasses imo.
Even without Jon to be there, Waluigi still goes last.
fun fact: the Icelandic translation of Dracula was so bad, it is actually a completely different story, it also took like a century before people noticed
The Norwegian translation of The Saga of Darren Shan honestly feels like most of it was done with babblefish (pre-google translate). So many names are translated for some reason, righteous (as righteous part of something) was translated as a synonym of just (as in the one from justice). It's like Vietnamese crystal, with someone sitting with a dictionary in one hand and the other hand on the keyboard and had just a little more understanding of English.
@@TeruteruBozusama Righteous and Just seem very comparable to me?
@@LexSchilperoord yeah, but being righteously part of a group is quite different from righteousness. And it was translated as the latter, but he didn't want justice, he just wanted revenge.
@@TeruteruBozusama I don't get how the context changes for "being righteously part of a group", I'm not sure I get what that even means?
@@LexSchilperoord for example... He is righteously next in line for the throne. He is righteously part of the Royal family. The righteous King returns. Something like that?
Righteous can be translated into rettmessig and rettferdig, which are pretty different..!
Love how people complain about Joy-Con drift, yet I got drift on my Xbox One Bluetooth controller that I bought after the second Joy-Cons I got, only less 5 months after I got it! I've owned a Switch for about 2 years now, it feels like, and none of the controllers have yet to drift.
So this is just something that happens, people. Don't just say it's a Joy-Con thing.
I don’t think people say it’s a joy-con only thing (and if they do, they’re ignorant). Several GCN controllers can attest to that as can Miranium farmers in XCX who use the rubber band trick with the WiiU Gamepad or similar tricks. However, drift seems to be more rampant with joy-cons than anything, and it’s also the fact that Nintendo for a while refused to acknowledge that it was an issue.
It does happen an absurd amount to joy-cons
Joy-Cons are just really prone to it. I've been spared after buying 3rd party joysticks for replacements.
@@lucario774pika Well then all four of my official Nintendo Joy-Cons are 3rd party created Joy-Cons that have no drag, because I have yet to experience drift with them. And I also use the sticks a lot, so…
I'm gonna be controversial with this take. But I personally think that ORAS is a better game than HGSS and my main reason for that is that HGSS are remakes of GSC, games that are heavily flawed when it comes to the main campaign, the level curve is still awful, wild pokemon are very low leveled, there's still next to no story (the Silver being the son of Giovanni is locked behind a limited time event). I loved the redesigns and the Crystal content, but guess what? ORAS also added that stuff in the form of the Delta Episode.
And here's another controversial take: I don't consider Emerald a definitive Hoenn experience since it removed some features and some aspects were forced in. Let's go over some of them
Emerald removed the story legendary fight in exchange for just one sidequest that gives you a cutscene and a "superboss" (You can use the Master Ball on a level 70 Rayquaza and trivialize the entire fight) that can break the rest of the game, which btw, is also in Ruby and Sapphire
Has a huge inbalance between Team Aqua and Magma, you fight Maxie 3 times while Archie you only fight him once. Yes the Magma hideout makes sense this time, but it's really convenient that Team Magma built their hideout right where Groudon is located, not to mention Groudon doesn't become a problem until Kyogre is released
Wallace being the champion makes less sense than Steven
Also, some aspects of Emerald did manage to end up in ORAS in the form of the Delta Episode, Like the evil team attack on the Mossdeep Space Station and team up fight with Steven, a Wallace champion fight and a cool cutscene with Rayquaza
As for the aspects that I didn't mention, like the Battle Frontier and the Tate and Liza and Juan fights. I'll just say this:
Yes, the Battle Frontier project was a slap in the face, but at the same time, outside of the tower (which is the same thing as the Mason) and the Factory, the rest facilities are just gimmicky locations that heavily rely on RNG even more so than the Tower
The Tate and Liza fights I don't have much argument there, as for Juan. Let's be real here, who actually cares about him?
So in conclussion, to me, while ORAS, Emerald and HGSS have their flaws. I have to say that ORAS is a better game than HGSS and are better than Emerald as an overall Hoenn experience. Thank you for reading this wall of text, now keep scrolling the comments or watch the video :)
despite only being 18, i know what Kid Pix is. cue me withering to dust tom, how could you
Its odd to think that my cat is close to Kirby in age.
My big thing with the remakes is that they did little to update it in certain aspects. I honestly think Litwick would’ve been a great addition to the Old Chateau. There’s also the loss of the Game Corner (thankfully not the music), simply because of age ratings. Also, they could’ve easily added the Pokémon you can get in Platinum, with the lines that had evolutions added in the original games, but instead you’re forced to nab the Elekid or Magby in the Underground. Same goes for a Snorunt (technically Glalie) and Swinub.
I also think ORAS is a better remake as it pairs well with the stuff introduced in XY, instead of some slight item and Pokémon tweaks
Being forced to catch it in the underground... An area that is available to you for a significant portion of the game. I don't understand how this is "bad".
The loss of the game corner sucks but at least character outfits got added in its place.
While it isn't a perfect game, I feel like anyone who wants to try sinnoh for the first time would not hate this game. It still feels like Sinnoh with some simple but neat changes. (Also the environmentd are very pretty, especially in battle). Love the post game battles too and how they have real care put into them.
That is why ORAS fell flat for me. It didn't feel like Hoenn, not the one I remember. It was more of a reimagining and I didn't really want that. It felt more like they needed somewhere to put all the stuff they didn't have time to put into XY.
I mean, with the Game Corner, it’s more because the UK has a law against any kind of fictional gambling in video games. Game Freak is legally incapable of selling their games in the PAL region, unless they remove the Game Corner, or put in something like Voltorb Flip from HGSS.
I legitimately love shadow the hedgehog.
"Final Fantasy XIV is quite the demanding mistress isn't she?" Yes. Yes she is.
45:26 EXACTLY!!!
Anyone else age 10 years listening to the conversation about Kid Pix?
1:44:51 the game really rubs it in
1:04:26-1:04:33 K A R P!
Can i donate a dollar to remind Tom that Jyggy has no Honor.
hello
Chuggaaconroy you got last place for insulted Pokemon so you should apologize to Nintendo and craters who made Pokemon.