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What about Tales of Phantasia on the Super Famicom? Or its spiritual sequel Star Ocean, also on the Super Famicom. Both JRPGs have a ton of voice dialogue and had many things that are used in modern RPGs to this day.
@AlastorShadow0 I played Tales of Phantasia with the dejap fan translation on ZSNES back in the 90's. It's reached those outside of Japan for those who went looking for those games.
Dinosaur Planet was the original name of Star Fox Adventures. Also, Shadowrun was also a game ahead of its time, clearly a very ambitious game from the developers at Data East.
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Great list. Personally one game that always comes to mind for me here is Star Ocean. So much going on with that game I find it crazy it worked on the SNES.
the reason terranigma never came to the usa is because the enix branch of america was dissolved the year it released after multiple failures to appeal to the west with their at the time current "top" title domestically, dragon quest. we dont really hear back from enix ever since until square bankrupted from producing their movie flop and enix buying and merging the two companies, a lot of titles were kind of in jeopardy because of this restructure and probably why its taking so long for all these to come back to modern platforms because jp ppl typically ask permission to the original creators
Jurassic Park solid? They put so much resources into the game they forgot to put an ending in it. Undoubtedly one of the worst endings in SNES history.
They also didn't bug test it. There is a game ending possible glitch about 75% into the game. The ending is basically an equivalent to something getting an Uber to drive them up and down the driveway and dropping them off where they got in.
I believe it's been over 20 years since they released an official "chapter" (there are supposed to be 7 parts in the Ogre Battle saga) game in the series. It's just sad.
All of Quintet's games were ahead of their time in the story department. All of them offered a lot of existential quandries that were pretty unheard of in the '90s outside of the Shin Megami Tensei games. Even the butchered translations of Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia were still able to convey the dark narratives they were going for. Too bad Terranigma never got a NA release. But most people can "yar, matey" it if you know where to look.
Start fox had to have its name changed in Europe due to a company I think in Russia called starvox. Also. If you like the jurassic park game, I recommend a rom hack which added a save function.
Ogre Battle is my favorite console SRPG. I wish Square would remaster the Ogre Battle games instead of ignoring them while remaking Tactics Ogre (Which takes place in the same setting but has very different gameplay) every couple of decades.
First: the style witch which this channel explains its contents is outstandingly cool! Second: Starfox graphics have been a necessary compromise for us at the time! I remember the first time I saw it running on a SNES, I thought it felt a lot like the original Battlezone from the early eighties, just with more modern pixel art and sound effects. But we already knew that those poor looking games were necessary to then have access to early true experiences with polygons like Virtua Racing, Virtua Fighter or Ridge Racer. The only true upgrade (not so much, but it looks slightly better) with polygons on SNES was Winter Gold, but it was released in 1996 only in PAL territories (like here in Europe).
Super Metroid is a great game. I would say that the Gameboy Advance remake Zero Mission and Fusion are more fun to me. Fusion is a survival horror if you think about it.
Terranigma is pretty accessible to us in the states in case anyone's wondering. Obviously emulation is cheaper but I got a reproduction cart for 20 bucks. Sooo worth it.
Honestly don't understand how Enix wasn't more popular in NA. Seeing a box with their name was an insta-buy. The first four Dragon Warrior games changed my life. Not getting 5 & 6 on the SNES was soul crushing. Along with Terranigma. I guess I should be happy Square picked them up so some of these franchises could live on. Side note: These are clearly being played in an emulator with some filter/shader that smears pixels together. Why? Show those gorgeous pixels, or use one of the many good CRT shaders. Or even just scanlines to replicate the original look. But don't smear pixels, this isn't representative of the SNES look at all.
Dinosaur Planet! I remember following this game in the magazines and was so disappointed when I finally got to play it when it was released. I expected a sci-fi Zelda and ... it wasn't quite that 😄I've learned to go in to games without any expectations since then.
I still have a special place in my heart for the OG Star Fox, so many great memories, and maybe the best OST Nintendo has ever produced. Of course I found SF64 to be the better game of the two overall, but as the first game in the series, the OG game had all the magic.
Fun video, I like your sense of humor. You need some more posture checks though! Dinosaur Planet being Starfox Adventure is probably just behind Doki Doki Panic becoming Super Mario Bros 2 at the top of the video game trivia pile.
Aye. It was going to be an attempt at creating a new franchise starring Krystal (who just became a part of the Star Fox team), but they got cold feet and tweaked a few things to make it a Star Fox game. Great game too. It's basically Zelda with rail shooter segments when planet hopping. My only complaint was the last fight. Would've also really liked them to have created a Falco game back then since he was not present in Star Fox Adventures.
All the SNES KOEI games were amazing. This era was brutally slain when KOEI was bought out. Everything they made since that point was trash sadly. Gemfire, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Uncharted Waters and New Horizons, and a couple others like Inindo and and even a revolutionary war tactical empire builder. Combined these games probably used like 10 years of my life.
Ogre Battle is a personal favorite of mine, still amazing even to this day. It's to bad square probably won't make another, as they're to busy pushing certain "agendas"
The syndicate for snes was a cool xcom/shadow run kinda game. Robotrek never gets enough love 😕and my personal favorite i never beat was Inindo: way of the ninja an rpg with japan for its map with an ever changing political landscape you could change by running sabotage or spying on rival provinces
Please dont take offence to this comment but as I've seen other channels do it I've got to ask - why is a (presumably) UK based channel using the (most definitely) shittier US boxart in its vids? Again, honest question. I assume its a means of appealing to the admittedly much larger US market?? Either that or I've missed something completely. Appreciate any ones contribution on this as i find it a bit odd but, if for reasons above, totally understandable.
I do honestly think you can fully appreciate a game without ever fully beating it, I call Sekiro one of my favourite ever games but the Sword Saint was just absolute torture for me compared to every other Soulsborne boss
I played the OG and the first sequel, I'm not sure if I completed the second one but I DID 100% the first one and I never played the third one because "Kiddy Kong" was really a dumb idea for a character!! But I currently have all three of them for the Super Famicom as "Super Donkey Kong"… Being that I have epilepsy and Cerebral Palsy, I didn't read the manual and figured out the controls on my own!! In 1994 I was 17 years old and I'm currently 47…
Solid list but I dunno about starting out with Jurassic Park of all games. I suppose it was ambitious for it's time and tried some cool stuff, but you could say the same thing about Castlevania 2. Not saying they're equally bad or anything but if I really wanted to play a JP game I'd probably pick any of the Mega Drive titles before this one. They're just more fun to play imho.
Ahead of its time means that something was too advanced or modern to be appreciated at the time it was created. This was never the case with SNES games as they were pretty much loved from day one.
That's not necessarily true. A thing can certainly be beloved, AND also still ahead of its time in other aspects... one doesn't necessarily have to negate the other. This entire list was spot-on in my book.
@@Hausbrauen It is the dictionary definition of being "ahead of its time". A lot of people just use it when what they actually mean is revolutionary or influential.
Star Fox looks rough today? Dude.. That game is the singular reason I stopped ever trusting magazine reviews to purchase a game. I paid £65 for that game on import cartridge here in the UK. And was vainly checking inside the box for the real game when I booted up the game upon arriving home from the 40 mile round trip from the import game shop. I genuinely thought someone was pranking me with a 1980 arcade rom or something similar. The game looked horrible in 1993. I'm sure it was a technical marvel that the SNES was able to display polygons. It doesn't make it any good. The Commodore 64 was displaying polygons 10 years previous to that.
I found it really impressive at the time and enjoyed renting it. I remember doodling polygons in my notebook. The one I was disappointed by was Stunt Race Fx. it was too slow and floaty to be a fun racing game.
Agreed 100%. I was completely blown away by all 'fx chip' games around that time... certainly including Stunt Race FX. I distinctly recall just a few years before that, I had been gifted Race Drivin'... anybody who's familiar with the SNES port of that game understands why Star Fox was so mind-blowing on the same console not long after... IoI
Are you kidding me? Games not on the list: Chrono Trigger: undoubtedly one of the best JRPGs ever created. It pushed the capabilities for the SNES in graphics and gameplay. The storyline is pristine and there is very little that could be found as a fault. Final Fantasy 6: while not the first for a storyline, it was one of the most immersive stories of its time. Instead of drawing of a linear narrative, its focus is driven through each theme of the characters. You care about the characters as you follow them through this story. There is reason to dislike the villain. It touches on more adult themes whereas many other games were just blossoming into building better stories. Final Fantasy 6 influenced the trajectory of the games of the next generation consoles.
I don't understand how people can say Star Fox looks dated these days.. I mean, it looked like crap even back then. Those early polygon days were rough, but I get it - they were necessary. Still doesn't change the fact that they looked like crap though.
we don't need yet another pointless list fellating the best selling and most popular titles on a console that everyone already knows about. oh my, super metroid is good, you don't say? i've never heard anyone with that opinion before.
@@Hausbrauen Exactly IoI. This list was actually a great mix of both popular and games I've never heard of before. I've been into SNES since the glory days and even I wasn't familiar with 3 games on this list, so it was incredibly useful to me!
I think you watch too many shorts and you got brainrot or you just hate the sound of my voice (me too), it's way less than two minutes per game to discuss why they're important and what they did for gaming
Nah, he talks just the right amount. You're just on the internet too much... try using your phone/devices less. I simply stopped using my phone for 5 days in a row, and my attention span went through the roof... no ADHD meds needed IoI
❓Which other SNES games were ahead of the curve? Let us know down below, and also be sure to check our our playlist for more things Nintendo: ruclips.net/p/PLe6Km7QryeUR4FDbVFt-nXSX7dhS3Hfr-
The Answer to the question about star fox adventures is "Dinosaur Planet".
SNES RPGs were way ahead of their time
What about Tales of Phantasia on the Super Famicom? Or its spiritual sequel Star Ocean, also on the Super Famicom. Both JRPGs have a ton of voice dialogue and had many things that are used in modern RPGs to this day.
It was an Golden Age. Secret of Mana, Mario Rpg, Evermore, Earthbound!!!!!
Both were also not released outside Japan so it doesn't affect us outside Japan.
I think Phantasia was also the 1st one to actually manage to fit in a full song in its Opening in-game PV w/c is pretty normal nowadays as well
@AlastorShadow0 I played Tales of Phantasia with the dejap fan translation on ZSNES back in the 90's. It's reached those outside of Japan for those who went looking for those games.
@@AlastorShadow0 As they were influential on other games, yes it does.
Dinosaur Planet was the original name of Star Fox Adventures.
Also, Shadowrun was also a game ahead of its time, clearly a very ambitious game from the developers at Data East.
It was developed by Beam Software.
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I really like that SNES has mode 7 and Super FX chip to push the limits, even I like audio, sprites and amazing game library!
thank you, sir! you're awesome
@@CulturedVultures you're awesome too!!!
Great list. Personally one game that always comes to mind for me here is Star Ocean. So much going on with that game I find it crazy it worked on the SNES.
hey i recognize that pfp 🤔
@@Miguel_Macias1 Ope
Ayo Phantom 2040 in the opening video.
Tales of Phantasia was the first game in a long-running popular series, and arguably still the best and most classic one.
Actraiser was one of my favorite games of all time. I played it so much I could do deathless runs.
it's crazy the idea hasn't been done a lot more recently, chuck in some lifesim stuff and it'd be absolute catnip for a lot of people
@@CulturedVulturesCult Of The Lamb scratched that itch a little.
@@manashieldworld banger!
Great video guys!
the reason terranigma never came to the usa is because the enix branch of america was dissolved the year it released after multiple failures to appeal to the west with their at the time current "top" title domestically, dragon quest. we dont really hear back from enix ever since until square bankrupted from producing their movie flop and enix buying and merging the two companies, a lot of titles were kind of in jeopardy because of this restructure and probably why its taking so long for all these to come back to modern platforms because jp ppl typically ask permission to the original creators
Jurassic Park solid? They put so much resources into the game they forgot to put an ending in it. Undoubtedly one of the worst endings in SNES history.
Pretty much every video game back then had that type of ending
Dude! I never hear anyone talk about Jurassic Park on the NES! I didn't know there was a SNES version :(
They also didn't bug test it. There is a game ending possible glitch about 75% into the game.
The ending is basically an equivalent to something getting an Uber to drive them up and down the driveway and dropping them off where they got in.
Ogre Battles spin off series Tactics Ogre did get a very recent release in 2022 but the mainline game sadly hasn't been picked up still
I believe it's been over 20 years since they released an official "chapter" (there are supposed to be 7 parts in the Ogre Battle saga) game in the series. It's just sad.
All of Quintet's games were ahead of their time in the story department. All of them offered a lot of existential quandries that were pretty unheard of in the '90s outside of the Shin Megami Tensei games. Even the butchered translations of Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia were still able to convey the dark narratives they were going for. Too bad Terranigma never got a NA release. But most people can "yar, matey" it if you know where to look.
Star Fox Adventures was originally going to be called Dinosaur Planet on the N64.
Rangering Ranger is very much like Turrican. It is also from the same company.
Rendering Ranger even...
Man I was so hyped for Dinosaur Planet as a kid the idea of Rare having their own Zelda clone
I cried after finishing Terranigma. What a damn amazing story
Who remembers the first time you inverted the field in Fifa 96 and the entirety of Manchester United fell into the vastness of space?
RIP Nicky Butt, he's somewhere near Neptune now
Ogre Battle was released so much sooner, it's a shame. If it were released in early '93 instead of mid '95 like Japan then it would've sold nicely.
Star Fox blew me away as a kid
Start fox had to have its name changed in Europe due to a company I think in Russia called starvox. Also. If you like the jurassic park game, I recommend a rom hack which added a save function.
The original title for Star Fox Adventures was Dinosaur Planet. As far as I remember, the game never featured Fox originally.
It's funny that's the exact stage of Terranigma that I'm playing through today!
This was another one where I felt like I was going insane because there were so many other games I wanted to discuss in this script.
I love the baby oil crack, that was cold as ice
Ogre Battle is my favorite console SRPG. I wish Square would remaster the Ogre Battle games instead of ignoring them while remaking Tactics Ogre (Which takes place in the same setting but has very different gameplay) every couple of decades.
Jimmy’s back can’t truly hurt because Jimmy is tall and strong and tall
First: the style witch which this channel explains its contents is outstandingly cool!
Second: Starfox graphics have been a necessary compromise for us at the time! I remember the first time I saw it running on a SNES, I thought it felt a lot like the original Battlezone from the early eighties, just with more modern pixel art and sound effects. But we already knew that those poor looking games were necessary to then have access to early true experiences with polygons like Virtua Racing, Virtua Fighter or Ridge Racer. The only true upgrade (not so much, but it looks slightly better) with polygons on SNES was Winter Gold, but it was released in 1996 only in PAL territories (like here in Europe).
Dinosaur planet would be a great game if it was like...a planet made it dinosaurs...and it went out and tried to attack other planets.
Ego the Living Planet vs A T-Rex planet, who wins?
Super Metroid is a great game. I would say that the Gameboy Advance remake Zero Mission and Fusion are more fun to me. Fusion is a survival horror if you think about it.
Star Fox Adventures original name was going to be Dinosaur Planet, you can also play a prototype of the game via a N64 ROM 😊
Dinosaur Planet! I was very excited after reading about its upcoming release on the N64. I even made an html website about it for computer class. 😅
haha sick, I made one for MGS2!
Holy crap Jurassic Park needed a save feature!
Terranigma is pretty accessible to us in the states in case anyone's wondering. Obviously emulation is cheaper but I got a reproduction cart for 20 bucks. Sooo worth it.
Star Fox Adventures originally an N64 title called Dinosaur Planet. Weird development on this one!
Refreshing to find a list video that has games i haven't heard on it. (Render ranger and uncharted waters)
Honestly don't understand how Enix wasn't more popular in NA. Seeing a box with their name was an insta-buy. The first four Dragon Warrior games changed my life. Not getting 5 & 6 on the SNES was soul crushing. Along with Terranigma. I guess I should be happy Square picked them up so some of these franchises could live on.
Side note: These are clearly being played in an emulator with some filter/shader that smears pixels together. Why? Show those gorgeous pixels, or use one of the many good CRT shaders. Or even just scanlines to replicate the original look. But don't smear pixels, this isn't representative of the SNES look at all.
Dinosaur Planet! I remember following this game in the magazines and was so disappointed when I finally got to play it when it was released. I expected a sci-fi Zelda and ... it wasn't quite that 😄I've learned to go in to games without any expectations since then.
I enjoyed JP on snes a whole bunch! I remember it blowing my mind. Flaws and all..i loved it
I still have a special place in my heart for the OG Star Fox, so many great memories, and maybe the best OST Nintendo has ever produced. Of course I found SF64 to be the better game of the two overall, but as the first game in the series, the OG game had all the magic.
Fun video, I like your sense of humor. You need some more posture checks though!
Dinosaur Planet being Starfox Adventure is probably just behind Doki Doki Panic becoming Super Mario Bros 2 at the top of the video game trivia pile.
Are AI perhaps?
@@sixten8493 wut
So, the original name for Star Fox Adventures was Dinosaur Planet? You always learn something new!
Aye. It was going to be an attempt at creating a new franchise starring Krystal (who just became a part of the Star Fox team), but they got cold feet and tweaked a few things to make it a Star Fox game. Great game too. It's basically Zelda with rail shooter segments when planet hopping. My only complaint was the last fight.
Would've also really liked them to have created a Falco game back then since he was not present in Star Fox Adventures.
Ogre Battle didn't so much "influence" Final Fantasy Tactics so must as they were both created by the same exact person Yasumi Matsuno.
Are you talking about that super metroid battle that is impossible to lose?
All the SNES KOEI games were amazing. This era was brutally slain when KOEI was bought out. Everything they made since that point was trash sadly. Gemfire, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Uncharted Waters and New Horizons, and a couple others like Inindo and and even a revolutionary war tactical empire builder. Combined these games probably used like 10 years of my life.
Star Fox Adventures was originally named "Dinosaur Planet"
Ogre Battle is a personal favorite of mine, still amazing even to this day. It's to bad square probably won't make another, as they're to busy pushing certain "agendas"
No Tales of Phantasia and Star Ocean?
Games like Clock Tower and S.O.S. were ahead of their time IMO in the survival genre. Also, Star Ocean 100% belonged on this list.
Dinosaur Planet was the original name for Starfox adventure.
dinosaur planet was gonna be n64 then got bumped cause of the whole n64 disc drive uhh incident
more of this please, i am always looking for more unique games to play
Star Fox Adventures: Dinosaur Planet
Dinosaur Planet was a cool name🦖
It was a fun little name for Star Fox Adventures
CulturedVulture Planet would be cooler tho
You know what all these games have in common? No identity politics.
what's the thumbnail from?
Terranigma - Elle
The syndicate for snes was a cool xcom/shadow run kinda game. Robotrek never gets enough love 😕and my personal favorite i never beat was Inindo: way of the ninja an rpg with japan for its map with an ever changing political landscape you could change by running sabotage or spying on rival provinces
Im a simple man, I see Terranigma, I click
Please dont take offence to this comment but as I've seen other channels do it I've got to ask - why is a (presumably) UK based channel using the (most definitely) shittier US boxart in its vids? Again, honest question. I assume its a means of appealing to the admittedly much larger US market?? Either that or I've missed something completely. Appreciate any ones contribution on this as i find it a bit odd but, if for reasons above, totally understandable.
Also, Dinosaur Planet, as I'm sure many have already said. Started development for the N64 before finding its home as a GC launch title.
Pandering. It's absolutely offensive when they pick a fake NA cover instead of a real PAL or Japanese one.
Donkey Kong and its sequels were too hard for me to ever beat, but I still bought them all.
I do honestly think you can fully appreciate a game without ever fully beating it, I call Sekiro one of my favourite ever games but the Sword Saint was just absolute torture for me compared to every other Soulsborne boss
I played the OG and the first sequel, I'm not sure if I completed the second one but I DID 100% the first one and I never played the third one because "Kiddy Kong" was really a dumb idea for a character!! But I currently have all three of them for the Super Famicom as "Super Donkey Kong"…
Being that I have epilepsy and Cerebral Palsy, I didn't read the manual and figured out the controls on my own!! In 1994 I was 17 years old and I'm currently 47…
@@CulturedVultures a vulture of culture I see
@CulturedVultures funny you say that, i think of all bosses that I've lost to the most, King K Rool at the end of DKC2 is rivaled only by Isshin
Solid list but I dunno about starting out with Jurassic Park of all games. I suppose it was ambitious for it's time and tried some cool stuff, but you could say the same thing about Castlevania 2. Not saying they're equally bad or anything but if I really wanted to play a JP game I'd probably pick any of the Mega Drive titles before this one. They're just more fun to play imho.
The Genesis games are just typical platformers when you get past the fancy graphics, the SNES game is way more original and ambitious.
Dinosaur Island? Something like that….
I like this video but would prefer game names on chapters instead of numbers
Dinosaur Planet!👍
Answer: Dinosaur planet
Ahead of its time means that something was too advanced or modern to be appreciated at the time it was created. This was never the case with SNES games as they were pretty much loved from day one.
That's not necessarily true. A thing can certainly be beloved, AND also still ahead of its time in other aspects... one doesn't necessarily have to negate the other. This entire list was spot-on in my book.
@@Hausbrauen It is the dictionary definition of being "ahead of its time". A lot of people just use it when what they actually mean is revolutionary or influential.
twas' Dinosaur Planet, would it have been better if it didn't have to rebrand?
Star fox adventures original name was star fox adventure dinosaur planet
I actually like your thumbnails now.
Star Fox adventures: Dinosaur planet
Diddy did it
Yep dinosaur planet!
Trespasser was the better more ahead of its time jp game
Star Fox looks rough today? Dude.. That game is the singular reason I stopped ever trusting magazine reviews to purchase a game.
I paid £65 for that game on import cartridge here in the UK. And was vainly checking inside the box for the real game when I booted up the game upon arriving home from the 40 mile round trip from the import game shop. I genuinely thought someone was pranking me with a 1980 arcade rom or something similar.
The game looked horrible in 1993. I'm sure it was a technical marvel that the SNES was able to display polygons. It doesn't make it any good. The Commodore 64 was displaying polygons 10 years previous to that.
I was also unimpressed by Star Fox when it came out. I understood the 3D gimmick, but the bottom line was that it just wasn't that fun.
I found it really impressive at the time and enjoyed renting it. I remember doodling polygons in my notebook. The one I was disappointed by was Stunt Race Fx. it was too slow and floaty to be a fun racing game.
Agreed 100%. I was completely blown away by all 'fx chip' games around that time... certainly including Stunt Race FX. I distinctly recall just a few years before that, I had been gifted Race Drivin'... anybody who's familiar with the SNES port of that game understands why Star Fox was so mind-blowing on the same console not long after... IoI
dinosaur planet
Dinosaur Planet!
Dinosaur Planet.
DINOSAUR PLANET
Are you kidding me?
Games not on the list:
Chrono Trigger: undoubtedly one of the best JRPGs ever created. It pushed the capabilities for the SNES in graphics and gameplay. The storyline is pristine and there is very little that could be found as a fault.
Final Fantasy 6: while not the first for a storyline, it was one of the most immersive stories of its time. Instead of drawing of a linear narrative, its focus is driven through each theme of the characters.
You care about the characters as you follow them through this story. There is reason to dislike the villain.
It touches on more adult themes whereas many other games were just blossoming into building better stories.
Final Fantasy 6 influenced the trajectory of the games of the next generation consoles.
That's because they're awful games that did nothing new at all.
Dinosaur planet?
psst Put Fighter changed me as a person
shouldn't that be pit?
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Dinosaur Planet
WHERE IS METAL SLADER!??????
influenced the future, not saw into it.
I don't understand how people can say Star Fox looks dated these days.. I mean, it looked like crap even back then. Those early polygon days were rough, but I get it - they were necessary. Still doesn't change the fact that they looked like crap though.
arggghhhh
we don't need yet another pointless list fellating the best selling and most popular titles on a console that everyone already knows about. oh my, super metroid is good, you don't say? i've never heard anyone with that opinion before.
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tf you mean? Half of these games weren't high sellers *at all,* let alone 'best sellers' IoI...
@@Hausbrauen Exactly IoI. This list was actually a great mix of both popular and games I've never heard of before. I've been into SNES since the glory days and even I wasn't familiar with 3 games on this list, so it was incredibly useful to me!
Simply talking way too much 😮
I think you watch too many shorts and you got brainrot or you just hate the sound of my voice (me too), it's way less than two minutes per game to discuss why they're important and what they did for gaming
Nah, he talks just the right amount. You're just on the internet too much... try using your phone/devices less. I simply stopped using my phone for 5 days in a row, and my attention span went through the roof... no ADHD meds needed IoI
Dinosaur Planet!
Dinosaur Planet
Dinosaur Planet