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Oh hey, my mom actually loves Lester the Unlikely. She has some weird ritual of, every few months, trying to reach the end of the game for no reason other than "he's goofy :D".
It's still shocking to me how Lester the Unlikely develops its main character as it goes on but it's such a shit game with a high learning curve and no room for error that no one wants to play it for long enough to see when Lester fixes up his posture and stops refusing to do the most basic of platforming hazards and enemy encounters.
It's a novel and interesting idea, but inherently it means forcing the player to deal with really annoying and shitty gameplay for the first few hours, before it becomes decently playable, which is such an incredibly hard sell, and means most people who play it will only experience the (intentionally) bad parts. Maybe if the game let you save after each level completed, it would be more approachable.
I wonder how many people knew that Lester "mans up" later on in the game, changes posture, doesn't get scared, and gets laid on the beach after surfing back home before Vinny showed the footage.
I'm in genuine disbelief over how lester the unlikely is genuinely just pac-man 2: the new adventures but with the "virgin walk" meme as the main ccharacter. what the shit.
Lester The Unlikely is interesting because you start the game as this useless dweeb, who then goes on to become braver and bolder, but you play more than half the levels as the shitty dweeb who struggles with basic adventuring, so the vast majority of players give up well ahead of getting to the better gameplay, where Lester doesn't run like a pussy, and in fact walks with a straight back and swordfights pirates. It's novel and ambitious, but it's hard as hell to win over the players when you frontload most of the game with intentionally bad and frustrating gameplay. It's really no wonder that the game wasn't popular and most people who actually did play it never got to the better parts. The intended arc doesn't quite work for this style of videogame, and would probably work better as a comic book or movie.
I played LOTR when I was 10 years old and my mom saw me play it and asked me if its about hobbits. When I said it was she went to a cabinet and pulled out the LOTR book and gave it to me. Im 37 now and still have it in my bookcase.
The Guts segment feels like trying to wake up from sleep paralysis and getting frustrated at how your limbs don't respond. Also, permanent spiiiine damage is forever etched in my mind now lol
24:40 Clarification: It bankrupted Enix America Corporation, not Enix as a whole. Enix had no North American branch until EAC's creation in 1990. It went defunct in 1995 in response to poor sales (i.e. King Arthur) and Enix didn't open a new American branch until 1999 (Enix America, Inc.). During the meantime, some titles they published in Japan would release overseas with new publishers; a notable example is Mischief Makers, which was published by Nintendo in America.
What really gets me with Guts is clearly the people working on the sprites/animations and shit were for some reason a lot more motivated to do this shit than the people supposed to work on the actual gameplay
1:08:45 I'm surprised they mentioned Three Coins in the Fountain, but didn't mention La Dolce Vita! That is arguably probably an even more famous movie appearance of the fountain, to the extent that I heard they apparently had to specifically ban people from wading in the fountain trying to replicate the scene from La Dolce Vita.
LEMME TELL YA BOUT LORD OF THE RINGS. This game had some amazing ideas: - By the end of the game you have 8 characters all fighting in realtime together. - Up to 5 players can play together with Multitap in 2nd controller slot. - You're warned not to cross a bridge. If you do anyway, the Ringwraiths show up and murder you dead in an unwinnable fight with unique scary music. Sadly, this is ruined by the fact the game is shit: - Players don't get to pick which character they control. I believe the priority is Aragorn -> Frodo -> Sam -> Pippin -> Merry. Yes, this means every single player switches to a new character when Aragorn joins. - Companions don't level up to match your party when they join. - Companions have awful AI and pathfinding. - Boromir never joins the party, probably because implementing his betrayal was out of the question. - The dungeons are fucking huge and labyrinthine with no distinctive landmarks to keep track of where you're going. - If Frodo or Aragorn dies, you get an instant game over. If anybody else dies, the game continues but they stay dead. There is no way to revive fallen characters - The only way to heal is to snag healing ferns, mushrooms, etc. from specific places and keep leaving and coming back to use them again because you can't carry more than one of each. - Legolas can't attack, which means he can't gain any levels, which means he dies in 2 seconds to almost any enemy found after he joins the party. - Aragorn's strongest sword, Glamdar, overflows his attack value and thus is actually his weakest weapon. There is no way to un-equip it, so you just have to not pick it up.
i tried to play that lotr game so many times and I gave up every time because I didn't have the manual and had no fucking clue how to do anything, even after hours of experimentation. it looked so cool! well, I always assumed lack of a manual was the problem, apparently it's also just bad
Worst part about the game is the copy-paste caves. It's easy to miss one path or room and then have to backtrack and search for the one item you missed. This was when we didn't have the internet to search up maps. I really liked it as a kid, but looking back now the gameplay really isn't super great (great story though). There's also numerous game bugs.
47:26 So bummed that this game became nothing more than a cheating puzzle game! I really wanted to see a Yoshi-like! 1:10:30 Also, the entirety of the Nickelodeon Guts segment is golden! Just like how most of chat was live, it does remind me of the better parts of old Game Grumps! 1:14:27 Here comes the Permanent SPINE Damage!!
Developers on Nickelodeon Guts game: "Hey so you know how there's now a bunch of this platformers based on realistic acrobatics with rotoscoped animations, like Prince of Persia, Flashback or Out of This World? Let's do something like that, but disregard what is actually fun about their game design!"
51:15 As someone who played the MD version of Steel Talons, the SNES version surpass it on most gameplay aspects. But on doubt, it is better to play the Arcade version instead.
54:56 So... the SNES hardware, without any of the accelerator chips, was inherently mega underpowered, but seriously how did they manage to only render one frame with 3D every 0.25 seconds. Like that is just dog shit, what were they trying to do there.
So my family used to play this game on vacation where we'd come up with a list of different kinds of people to take pictures with. People from certain countries, people with funny hats, just all sorts of things and with permission of course. The ones that were agreed to be the most difficult would get more points. One time I put "Waldo" on there to be a dick and someone actually found him.
Every time I see Lester the Unlikely, I'm surprised that they didn't make him unable to swim. You know, to make him seem even more pathetic. (I have a deep hatred for the 90's nerd stereotype, so I might be a bit harsh on Lester)
The football motif in King Arthur in Knights of Justice was because the knights were all football players from the future (the quarterback was named "Arthur King"...) who were transported to the past through some contrivance to take the places of the mythical Arthurian knights.
Hungry Dinosaurs damn sure looks very close to being a Mario spinoff, the overall style is very similar to outright being the same. I wonder, does that mean it was going to be at some point a Yoshi themed spinoff game, but Nintendo dropped their license mid way through development in favor of Tetris Attack?
I played through the NES versions of Mario is Missing and Mario's Time Machine when I was younger but, I've never been able to play the SNES versions. I know there's emulation but, I haven't tried them.
Is Lester really that bad? I always wanted to play it after seeing it in Nintendo Power, but no rental stores carried it. I always thought it looked like a fun little Prince of Persia clone.
The music for that _Where's Waldo_ game is an amusingly poor cover of the cartoon show's theme song, which is also the source for the deep, gravelly "Where's Waldo?" sound clip. Even the UK version, Where's Wally, had this same voice. None of the characters have it, it's just for this one dude in the intro and it's really weird to me!
I was on a call with friends playing through the entirety of Lester the Unlikely a couple nights ago. With savestates and rewind, it's actually a fun game to laugh at how bad it is.
King Arthur game was apparently based on Season 3 which never aire. Although there are 2-13 episode seasons. Weird how i never cane across this as even an ad in my old VHS collection...
Whoa-whoa-whoa. It's rare I make appearances in the comments for Vinesauce videos, these days, but I have to say: _Lester the Unlikely_ is actually *not* a bad game. It's a slow and kind of clunky version of _Flashback_ or _Prince of Persia,_ no doubt, but it's _not_ a bad game. It's pretty dang charming and has… **gasp…** an pretty decent plot with moderate progression?! You bet it does. That said, some of the puzzles _are_ pretty bad. Still, it's a childhood favorite~
Hi Vinny, it’s the other Vinny. I was feeling a bit down (the UK etc) until I heard you say, “That font if fucking with my head.” Now everything seems fine!
Thank you for uploading a series of bad games. I was a huge fan of the angry video game nerd since early youtube, so your videos are a nice gift for me. I also like your super mario world and mario 64 corruptions, hope we will see more of those
Cannondale Cup those are legit riders for Cannondale's MTB team in the 90s except for Mystery and Mountain Demon. Missy Giove was a favourite of mine, she is a badass.
I actually liked that LOTR game as a kid. I haven't played it in years but I got pretty fuckin far into it. Don't think I finished it though. There is no Vol 2. EDIT Holy shit Hungry Dinosaurs, fuck I hated this game
1:05:50 - I'm one of the few people in the world that actually beat this game as a kid. So I can tell you a few things that I remember from the game. First, if you're in a city without Koopers in it, that means it isn't important to that part of the game. Move on to a city that has Koopers in it. Second, don't take the pipes, EVER! You'll just get lost. Go up and down streets on foot instead (you can do this on the sidewalk or crosswalk parts of the road and NOWHERE ELSE). Third, people will quiz you. You can use trial and error like I did to deduce the answers if you don't know them right away. Finally, don't expect bosses or enemies to be challenging at all. Nothing can kill you in this game, whatsoever. Yeah, the game's pretty awful. But as a kid, I only had three SNES games and I wasn't getting any new ones any time soon, so I really didn't have a choice but to play it. And at least it was free.
The rumor that Super Mario 64 started out as an SNES game is a misunderstanding of the actual history of the game. While a 3D Mario game was being built internally as a proof of concept, it wasn't what eventually became Super Mario 64 which started as a separate project under a different design document.
Okay that guy pulled the king arthur information completely out of his ass. First off, Enix bought square, not the other way around. Enix was the bigger company by a long shot and square had nearly bankrupted itself with the release of the movie final fantasy: the spirits within. Enix stopped negotiations of a merger with squaresoft because of that. It wasn't until squaresoft released final fantasy X and kingdom hearts to where enix renewed their interest in getting the company. As far as king arthur goes, the show was cancelled on the same year that development began for king arthur. The development lasted 2 years after the shows cancellation, so the idea that the game was rushed due to the show being cancelled is complete bull. The reason why the game is so awful is because it was the first game ever developed by enix north america. It was developed with only 2 dozen people and swapped through 3 different companies. If that's not a recipe for disaster immediately, the developers all had a say in what went into the game to the point where so much was being added into the game, they had to add an additional memory chip to the game. This was even after it was using the largest memory chip available at the time for the SNES. They bit off way more than they could chew. In the end, they had to remove 5 entire areas from the game as well as a boss and a cutscene (all of which are still in the game's memory) along with many other assets. I have no idea where that guy got his history of this game, but it's so unbelievably wrong I had to speak up.
Holy crap, Space Football One on One is just Ballblazer from the Atari, except without the rad 4-bit soundtrack. I didn't think anyone would've been crazy enough to make that mistake a second time.
Only minutes into the first game, less than 10 minutes in the segment, and he immediately meets the quota (6:15). Everybody knows the rules, I guess...
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okay 49:00
Permanent spine damage is a banger
Oh hey, my mom actually loves Lester the Unlikely. She has some weird ritual of, every few months, trying to reach the end of the game for no reason other than "he's goofy :D".
Your mom is cultured
That’s adorable
Moms are so nuts when they get into video games. My mother loves The Sims 2 and she'll sit at her PC and whisper things at them when they misbehave.
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Does she have any mods installed or does she just play it vanilla?
"Nice ray tracing and 4k 120fps bro my mom plays Lester the Unlikely cuz he's goofy"
It's still shocking to me how Lester the Unlikely develops its main character as it goes on but it's such a shit game with a high learning curve and no room for error that no one wants to play it for long enough to see when Lester fixes up his posture and stops refusing to do the most basic of platforming hazards and enemy encounters.
I actually really like the idea of having character development through gameplay, but it was sadly poorly executed.
Yeah its a shame, Lester does become a chad later on but gameplay wise it is not good.
It's a novel and interesting idea, but inherently it means forcing the player to deal with really annoying and shitty gameplay for the first few hours, before it becomes decently playable, which is such an incredibly hard sell, and means most people who play it will only experience the (intentionally) bad parts.
Maybe if the game let you save after each level completed, it would be more approachable.
The game is very short. Can easily be beaten in around half an hour if you’ve gone through it before.
I think the developers gave up at some point too. There's no final boss or anything of that nature. You find the chief and the game just kind of ends.
From the artist that brought you "Scoot Da Burbs" here's Vinny "PizzaPasta" Vinesauce with his new hit single "Permanent _Spine_ Damage"!!!
Great, now I'm gonna have "Permanent Spine Damage" stuck in my head for the next week.
I wonder how many people knew that Lester "mans up" later on in the game, changes posture, doesn't get scared, and gets laid on the beach after surfing back home before Vinny showed the footage.
I'm in genuine disbelief over how lester the unlikely is genuinely just pac-man 2: the new adventures but with the "virgin walk" meme as the main ccharacter. what the shit.
I for one, love Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures and will not have you maring it with such SLANDER.
Lester The Unlikely is interesting because you start the game as this useless dweeb, who then goes on to become braver and bolder, but you play more than half the levels as the shitty dweeb who struggles with basic adventuring, so the vast majority of players give up well ahead of getting to the better gameplay, where Lester doesn't run like a pussy, and in fact walks with a straight back and swordfights pirates.
It's novel and ambitious, but it's hard as hell to win over the players when you frontload most of the game with intentionally bad and frustrating gameplay. It's really no wonder that the game wasn't popular and most people who actually did play it never got to the better parts.
The intended arc doesn't quite work for this style of videogame, and would probably work better as a comic book or movie.
well yeah, like I said, pac-man 2 but it sucks because the main character isn't hot
You either have a character you can sort of control with limited continues or a character you can't control at all with unlimited continues.
more like flashback or Prince of Persia in it's platforming style. You just start off fighting Lester to get platforming done
I played LOTR when I was 10 years old and my mom saw me play it and asked me if its about hobbits. When I said it was she went to a cabinet and pulled out the LOTR book and gave it to me. Im 37 now and still have it in my bookcase.
Wholesome
That is so sweet.
The Guts segment feels like trying to wake up from sleep paralysis and getting frustrated at how your limbs don't respond.
Also, permanent spiiiine damage is forever etched in my mind now lol
"fuck this guy for kicking turtles"
ey...vinny...ya know. There is another guy...
PERMANENT SPIIIIINE DAMAGE
DO YOU HAVE IT?
Imagine spending an upwards to $90 on these things back in the day
i’m still mad about the four bucks i paid to rent LOTR SNES
yeahj but if you account for the cosmic radiaton the cartridges, it evens out with the money...
Action 52 cost $425 adjusted for inflation (not including taxes).
@@SuperBlooper057 let’s not even get started on the inflation
It's part of the shitty experience.
24:40 Clarification: It bankrupted Enix America Corporation, not Enix as a whole. Enix had no North American branch until EAC's creation in 1990. It went defunct in 1995 in response to poor sales (i.e. King Arthur) and Enix didn't open a new American branch until 1999 (Enix America, Inc.). During the meantime, some titles they published in Japan would release overseas with new publishers; a notable example is Mischief Makers, which was published by Nintendo in America.
What really gets me with Guts is clearly the people working on the sprites/animations and shit were for some reason a lot more motivated to do this shit than the people supposed to work on the actual gameplay
19:53 i know its supposed to be the sound of people clapping, but my brain can't help but think of gnome fart
Sounds like shitting in a barrel
And again at 58:06. Good sound effects.
I'm still waiting for Lester the Unlikely to show up on NSO,
With the games they've been adding, I wouldn't be surprised if that made it to the service.
Not as unlikely as one might think
i think they stopped putting snes games on the switch because they didnt add one in ages
@@Dontevenaskme-92 Which is a bummer because the Japanese NSO has tons of JRPGs on it
@@Benjamillion i agree
1:08:45 I'm surprised they mentioned Three Coins in the Fountain, but didn't mention La Dolce Vita! That is arguably probably an even more famous movie appearance of the fountain, to the extent that I heard they apparently had to specifically ban people from wading in the fountain trying to replicate the scene from La Dolce Vita.
LEMME TELL YA BOUT LORD OF THE RINGS.
This game had some amazing ideas:
- By the end of the game you have 8 characters all fighting in realtime together.
- Up to 5 players can play together with Multitap in 2nd controller slot.
- You're warned not to cross a bridge. If you do anyway, the Ringwraiths show up and murder you dead in an unwinnable fight with unique scary music.
Sadly, this is ruined by the fact the game is shit:
- Players don't get to pick which character they control. I believe the priority is Aragorn -> Frodo -> Sam -> Pippin -> Merry. Yes, this means every single player switches to a new character when Aragorn joins.
- Companions don't level up to match your party when they join.
- Companions have awful AI and pathfinding.
- Boromir never joins the party, probably because implementing his betrayal was out of the question.
- The dungeons are fucking huge and labyrinthine with no distinctive landmarks to keep track of where you're going.
- If Frodo or Aragorn dies, you get an instant game over. If anybody else dies, the game continues but they stay dead. There is no way to revive fallen characters
- The only way to heal is to snag healing ferns, mushrooms, etc. from specific places and keep leaving and coming back to use them again because you can't carry more than one of each.
- Legolas can't attack, which means he can't gain any levels, which means he dies in 2 seconds to almost any enemy found after he joins the party.
- Aragorn's strongest sword, Glamdar, overflows his attack value and thus is actually his weakest weapon. There is no way to un-equip it, so you just have to not pick it up.
I think Vinny has finally topped San Diego with Permanent Spine Damage.
i tried to play that lotr game so many times and I gave up every time because I didn't have the manual and had no fucking clue how to do anything, even after hours of experimentation. it looked so cool! well, I always assumed lack of a manual was the problem, apparently it's also just bad
I actually beat this back in the day and got all the gateway gems. All but three of my characters died to the balrog.
Music is nice at least
Worst part about the game is the copy-paste caves. It's easy to miss one path or room and then have to backtrack and search for the one item you missed. This was when we didn't have the internet to search up maps.
I really liked it as a kid, but looking back now the gameplay really isn't super great (great story though). There's also numerous game bugs.
24:50 Cruwnow Triga
Football Trigger
Chrono Bricker
47:26 So bummed that this game became nothing more than a cheating puzzle game! I really wanted to see a Yoshi-like!
1:10:30 Also, the entirety of the Nickelodeon Guts segment is golden! Just like how most of chat was live, it does remind me of the better parts of old Game Grumps! 1:14:27 Here comes the Permanent SPINE Damage!!
I wonder if Hungry Dinosaurs is better multiplayer?
Developers on Nickelodeon Guts game: "Hey so you know how there's now a bunch of this platformers based on realistic acrobatics with rotoscoped animations, like Prince of Persia, Flashback or Out of This World? Let's do something like that, but disregard what is actually fun about their game design!"
I love how they accidentally made Getting Over It for the SNES
51:15 As someone who played the MD version of Steel Talons, the SNES version surpass it on most gameplay aspects. But on doubt, it is better to play the Arcade version instead.
The arcade version is pretty good, playing the home versions do it no justice.
54:56 So... the SNES hardware, without any of the accelerator chips, was inherently mega underpowered, but seriously how did they manage to only render one frame with 3D every 0.25 seconds. Like that is just dog shit, what were they trying to do there.
Especially since the original star fox game is on snes
Honestly the LotR game was kind of ahead of it's time with muted colors and minimal HUD, seemed to have a lot of production and potential.
I have a 5 hour video on every LOTR game in my watchlist
I think the LOTR game is supposed to be based on Ralph Bakshi's film adaptation from 1978, and the clue was Frodo's portrait at 5:06.
That was pretty much all we had to go on back then. I used to daydream about a movie coming out someday, I shit you not.
permanent spine damage should be on the next red vox album
So my family used to play this game on vacation where we'd come up with a list of different kinds of people to take pictures with. People from certain countries, people with funny hats, just all sorts of things and with permission of course. The ones that were agreed to be the most difficult would get more points. One time I put "Waldo" on there to be a dick and someone actually found him.
AMAZING
Oughta have the real time corruptor running for these and just give them a few blasts at the end.
Getting over it is the sequel to gutz
Nickelodeon Guts
First it broke Arin then it broke Vinny
That game should be banned by the Geneva convention
Broke up game grumps even
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The real reason Jon and Arin broke up
Guts game should be erased from history kind of like Shaq Fu, the greatest monster to ever exist
To be fair, Jon not sharing his gamer knowledge was quite the epic gamer power move. Also Arin just didn't understand what 3rd base meant.
Permanent spine damage!!!!!
21:53 Vinny... Is that YOU?
Vinny singing "permanent spine damage" is stuck in my head now :/
2:54 I have this on for background noise while dealing with some stuff and I honestly thought he added "grubs and chubs" himself
Every time I see Lester the Unlikely, I'm surprised that they didn't make him unable to swim. You know, to make him seem even more pathetic. (I have a deep hatred for the 90's nerd stereotype, so I might be a bit harsh on Lester)
The football motif in King Arthur in Knights of Justice was because the knights were all football players from the future (the quarterback was named "Arthur King"...) who were transported to the past through some contrivance to take the places of the mythical Arthurian knights.
Hungry Dinosaurs damn sure looks very close to being a Mario spinoff, the overall style is very similar to outright being the same.
I wonder, does that mean it was going to be at some point a Yoshi themed spinoff game, but Nintendo dropped their license mid way through development in favor of Tetris Attack?
4:32 Good job to whoever snuck in that Ace Combat reference.
It's hard to say Frogger is bad... It's just frogger
Permanent spine damage should be the new P A I N, just saying
We like to fall
1:46 Wait, is this the same studio that made the first two Fallout games?
Published. Black Isle developed them.
The best part of Arthur and the Knights of Justice, the cartoon at least, was that balls to the wall opening song.
I was just thinking it sounded amazing-
Watching you play Guts gave me all the aneurysms
Was the music for Where's Fucking Waldo done by PilotRedSun??? Huge fan of PilotRedSun btw....
Legends of the Hidden Temple would have been a better choice for a game than Guts.
A wasted opportunity, for sure. Now that you mention it, I'm surprised they never actually made a game for that show. Writes itself.
omg I remember renting Frogger at Blockbuster and having a fun weekend
20:15 - PogWaldo at the bottom.
OH SHIT Nickelodeon Guts was that game where Arin and Jon had the argument
I KNEW I remembered it.
And Arin ALSO compared it to _Lester the Unlikely._
I played through the NES versions of Mario is Missing and Mario's Time Machine when I was younger but, I've never been able to play the SNES versions. I know there's emulation but, I haven't tried them.
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Man, the bad SNES games make the Super Nintendo look like an Amiga. That's how it was outside of Japan anyway.
TMR (THE MEXICAN RUNNER) HAS FINISHED EVERY NES and snes game in existence.
The Lord of the Rings games actually introduced me to the books. I think I was twelve. So maybe it wasn't so bad for that one reason.
35:30 "Lester gets scared, doesn't do the things you tell him, and actively fights against the player."
...Deltarune
Man I used to love so many of these games as a kid I had terrible taste
Chrono Trigger still gud
1:11:25 "I guess 'guts' was before most of your times.'
It was AFTER my time, I'm older than that.
This video gave me permanent brain damage.
Permanent...permanent brain damage
permanent
1:13:25 - 1:13:42 Vinny, is the objective here to get a concussion? If it is, you are nailing it!
Is Lester really that bad? I always wanted to play it after seeing it in Nintendo Power, but no rental stores carried it. I always thought it looked like a fun little Prince of Persia clone.
The music for that _Where's Waldo_ game is an amusingly poor cover of the cartoon show's theme song, which is also the source for the deep, gravelly "Where's Waldo?" sound clip.
Even the UK version, Where's Wally, had this same voice. None of the characters have it, it's just for this one dude in the intro and it's really weird to me!
I was on a call with friends playing through the entirety of Lester the Unlikely a couple nights ago.
With savestates and rewind, it's actually a fun game to laugh at how bad it is.
a wimpy nerd as a hero
@@nickm5419 With actual character development too
It's dumb as fuck but you can see it in the later levels as his walk cycle becomes more confident
1:19:28 Nice throat vinny [User was banned for this comment]
ah yes, everyone's favorite
*Woman*
1:05:00
Thats the luigi sprite from smw
King Arthur game was apparently based on Season 3 which never aire. Although there are 2-13 episode seasons. Weird how i never cane across this as even an ad in my old VHS collection...
0:30 is his name ulililuulul or whatever?
also, my nickname is Peebs but that is not me. weird.
Whoa-whoa-whoa. It's rare I make appearances in the comments for Vinesauce videos, these days, but I have to say: _Lester the Unlikely_ is actually *not* a bad game. It's a slow and kind of clunky version of _Flashback_ or _Prince of Persia,_ no doubt, but it's _not_ a bad game. It's pretty dang charming and has… **gasp…** an pretty decent plot with moderate progression?! You bet it does.
That said, some of the puzzles _are_ pretty bad. Still, it's a childhood favorite~
Hi Vinny, it’s the other Vinny. I was feeling a bit down (the UK etc) until I heard you say, “That font if fucking with my head.” Now everything seems fine!
Somehow Vinny playing bad games is so much more endearing than him playing good ones
lol the nick games. Makes me kinda want to see Vinny play the Rocko game. Can't beat this!
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king arthur game looks like it couldve been really good with some minor improvements
I'm a simple man, I see Lester, I click
Genuinely surprised that the LOTR game isn't a shitty platformer
Thank you for uploading a series of bad games. I was a huge fan of the angry video game nerd since early youtube, so your videos are a nice gift for me. I also like your super mario world and mario 64 corruptions, hope we will see more of those
I have no idea how it works but, I do know that you can do higher and longer jumps in Guts because I've seen other players do it.
Cannondale Cup those are legit riders for Cannondale's MTB team in the 90s except for Mystery and Mountain Demon. Missy Giove was a favourite of mine, she is a badass.
I'm a simple man. I see Vinny playing awful games, i click.
Yeah
43:49 STREET HOCK?
I actually liked that LOTR game as a kid. I haven't played it in years but I got pretty fuckin far into it. Don't think I finished it though. There is no Vol 2.
EDIT Holy shit Hungry Dinosaurs, fuck I hated this game
Did you know the SNES had an EXERCISE BIKE PERIPHERAL? Cannondale Cup was the first game to support it.
1:05:50 - I'm one of the few people in the world that actually beat this game as a kid. So I can tell you a few things that I remember from the game. First, if you're in a city without Koopers in it, that means it isn't important to that part of the game. Move on to a city that has Koopers in it. Second, don't take the pipes, EVER! You'll just get lost. Go up and down streets on foot instead (you can do this on the sidewalk or crosswalk parts of the road and NOWHERE ELSE). Third, people will quiz you. You can use trial and error like I did to deduce the answers if you don't know them right away. Finally, don't expect bosses or enemies to be challenging at all. Nothing can kill you in this game, whatsoever.
Yeah, the game's pretty awful. But as a kid, I only had three SNES games and I wasn't getting any new ones any time soon, so I really didn't have a choice but to play it. And at least it was free.
2:53 I feel bad for the hobbit born into the Chubb family
The graphics and animation in Guts were surprisingly good.
The rumor that Super Mario 64 started out as an SNES game is a misunderstanding of the actual history of the game. While a 3D Mario game was being built internally as a proof of concept, it wasn't what eventually became Super Mario 64 which started as a separate project under a different design document.
I remember a hardcore Friday with the great Waldo search
Where is it?
1:14:41 i fell asleep during the segment and woke up to this only part of the stream, i was confused.
Okay that guy pulled the king arthur information completely out of his ass.
First off, Enix bought square, not the other way around. Enix was the bigger company by a long shot and square had nearly bankrupted itself with the release of the movie final fantasy: the spirits within. Enix stopped negotiations of a merger with squaresoft because of that. It wasn't until squaresoft released final fantasy X and kingdom hearts to where enix renewed their interest in getting the company.
As far as king arthur goes, the show was cancelled on the same year that development began for king arthur. The development lasted 2 years after the shows cancellation, so the idea that the game was rushed due to the show being cancelled is complete bull. The reason why the game is so awful is because it was the first game ever developed by enix north america. It was developed with only 2 dozen people and swapped through 3 different companies.
If that's not a recipe for disaster immediately, the developers all had a say in what went into the game to the point where so much was being added into the game, they had to add an additional memory chip to the game. This was even after it was using the largest memory chip available at the time for the SNES. They bit off way more than they could chew.
In the end, they had to remove 5 entire areas from the game as well as a boss and a cutscene (all of which are still in the game's memory) along with many other assets.
I have no idea where that guy got his history of this game, but it's so unbelievably wrong I had to speak up.
TL;DR it's bad because of why Death Stranding became a bad game.
Lmaoo 🤣@@CreamusG
lmfao no way he said peanutbuttergamer
Sorry not sorry, I loved renting Mario is Missing and learned so much dumbass trivia as a kid
Where is earthbound
"A reskinned Mario from Mario World" aka Luigi in the original version before it was added to All Stars with a new Luigi sprite
Holy crap, Space Football One on One is just Ballblazer from the Atari, except without the rad 4-bit soundtrack. I didn't think anyone would've been crazy enough to make that mistake a second time.
I kind of really enjoy this stuff xD
Vinny: "Why didn't you tell me to just run and jump up the slope!"
Asshole: "Ha ha, it's Nickelodeon Guts on SNES!"
Vinny: "OH. OH OKAY."
Jon was right
Only minutes into the first game, less than 10 minutes in the segment, and he immediately meets the quota (6:15). Everybody knows the rules, I guess...
2:20 Peanus butter gaemer reference??!?!?!!??1
26:34 why woman suddenly in araki style