Due to no internet back in the day we knew the Konami Code as the Bad Attitude Code! A-Team was big back in that day & we recited the opening narration with a few tweeks! A crack commando unit keeps on dying on a level they didn't complete. if you have a problem & no one else can help they came up with the Bad Attitude Code! Maybe you can put in the BA Code! (Because the Konami Code ended with buttons B&A) This code help relieve your bad attitude of not going far & made the game fun again!
Now you know one of the many reasons that you're the only video game channel I subscribe to. You're going to hit 8,000 any minute now. You've worked hard you put the videos out there. You play Tetris with your grandma! I don't know what anybody that watches a video game channel could want for more. Still looking forward to the 10 times Atari screwed their programmers episode someday. Thanks as always man.
Yeap, and some of those programmers formed Activision. And then we came full circle and most of the biggest game companies are back to screwing their programmers compared to similarly skilled workers in other industries. I have a friend who is an Aeronautical Engineer and they DO get overtime pay if they have to "crunch" for example.
Doom’s Monster in-fighting is a legendary happy accident. It’s impossible to imagine the game without it. And the kinds of levels it allows to be created are mind blowing.
I notice a lot of discussions claiming that we should play games "as intended" by developers... To which I always answer, some of the things they intended didn't work, even more they couldn't make as they wanted, and others just make the game better despite being unintended, like WASD controls in id shooters.
I wonder if there is content out there for say a.....10 game marketing mistakes or 10 best game marketing strategies? Just a thought. Good video as always sir. Cheers
There was a slight mistake in the original Final Fantasy where there was a point in the lower continent that intruded into the northern part of the outside map. At this point stronger enemies like Frost Wolves and Frost Giants would appear earlier in the game then they were supposed to. Square Soft or Square Enix didn't correct that mistake in a lot of remakes to it on other systems.
Ahh yes the scary ass fog! To this day silent Hill still gives me goose bumps when I play it ... And I love it. Another banger bro keep them coming. Peace
Star Wars Demolition had to be rated Teen for the scene of Tia and Ghia in defeat, right? (Being scantily clad, bound, and humiliated by being forced to serve Jabba food while Salacious Crumb laughs at them -- there's like half a dozen fetishes in there, lol.)
Can we add the "RPGs are too hard for Americans." is the reason we missed out on many great rpg games. Its ironic since the snes 10 list has 7 of them. It makes me mad that dragon quest 5 was planned to be released overseas but cancelled cause of that sentiment. Even was in magazines at the time.
Lol go play 7th saga. That was made even harder for the US. I remember renting it and learning they did that for more genres to fight rentals which were illegal in Japan 🤣. Let alone a lot of rpgs are full of useless moves like Marle's aura combos in chrono trigger when items healed more and slurp kiss healed status and more hp. Ff6 psycho cyan bug or taking a whole menu screen for slow charging bushido was insane too.
I'll bite that. Actually Europe got one, it was Final Fantasy USA (japan name), us called it final fantasy Mystic quest, and EU called it Mystic quest legends. Lufia 2 was called just Lufia in Europe, and Europe got the 3rd quintet action rpg game terranigma (soul blazer and illusion of gaia/time) trilogy that us missed out. Now this is important as most get this wrong, the us Final Fantasy II is not Final Fantasy IV but actually an updated version of Final Fantasy IV easy type. Yes they made the same game 3 times. Yes, I'm very aware of 7th saga difficulty....as well as Working Designs. Happy they released many rpgs, not happy how they handled them...and #### you Ted Woosley...
Apparently in the fine print of the Sony deal was that Sony would get 100% of the sales. Nintendo tried to renegotiate because that was insane, Sony said no, and that's when Nintendo was like "Fuck this, we'll work with your biggest competitor" Then when the Sega CD didn't do well, Nintendo decided to abandon the project entirely.
The fog is essential to the atmosphere, and that creepy atmosphere is one of the best things about that game! Removing it makes no sense, even if the original reason for it being there was due to technical limitations that have long been overcome.
I have a complete in box OG 1975 vintage Tele-Games / Atari home Pong console (which isn't actually worth much money). Just for fun I took it to Gamestop and "tried" to trade it for a PS4. We all had a good laugh. I also have a Channel F but haven't tried it. I love the history but anything that came before the 2600 has my respect but the actual gameplay is too archaic for my tastes. The 2600 is a NEO-GEO compared to the Channel F and a PS5 Pro compared to the RCA Studio II.
Back in the day, Konami Arcade Advance was my most played game on the GBA. Endless hours on each of the games. Never occurred to me to try the Konami code. A decade later I read the code had cool changes to the games. /facesmack
@Fortefyre more than implied, there's a mini game where you press buttons as they appear on screen while kratos has a threesome. The main action is done off camera but you can hear everything and when it's over the camera pans back and the ladies are topless and uncensored.
1. Buying Microtransactions like Horse Armor from TES: Oblivion. on the plus side, we got some amazing Post-Launch DLC in Games such as Fallout New Vegas' DLC content. but on the negative end, the Industry is dead set on nickel and dime'ing the playerbase, to the point that they are witholding a lot of content to be added in DLCs later on.
@Fortefyre it's terminal, too. After the cosmetic mount DLC for wow ended up generating more revenue than the entirety of starcraft 2, the gaming scene became infected with an incurable illness. Every studio saw those numbers and started pushing their devs to leave their morals and ethics at the door.
Unfortunately it was always predatory. From making games hard for arcades to forcing operators to update same Street Fighter half a dozen times to making sure home game is hard enough to not be beaten by rental... And then there were expansions that cost like full game but only added a few dungeons.
It is the people who know nothing about gaming, that always come up with the DLCs 😂 that isnt new and it didnt start with Oblivion. That startet in the 80s. It wasnt called DLC and obviously wasnt a download. It was called a (insert content describing word) disc. Test Drive 2 in 1989 had 2 car discs (like Forza does today). All the big games had such stuff. X Wing, Command & Conquer, Diablo... Do your homework before you come up with: DlC iS cAnCeR 😂
A crash that wont come. The industry trained generation fortnite to buy and dont ask questions. They will switch business modells but AAA is here to stay.
@@BratislavMetulski It may "come", but it won't be a crash, but more like a screeching halt on some parts of the profit. They'll still pump out games, just not AS frequently(but still largely frequent).
That's right. Nintendo seal of quality! That's why you get such incredible NES classics like SWAMP THING!? It's a good idea in theory. Basically all it means is Nintendo gets money so we give a pass to everything even cyberpunk 2077
14:38 SONY won two and survived its third generation by their consoles being often bought as CD/DVD/Blu-ray player at the time those were still expensive. A CD changer would be much more expensive than a PS1, and PS2 was released at the time DVDs were a luxury. In SEGA section you mentioned their blunders during PlayStation release, but they made Dreamcast later, and it was legit amazing being the ONLY truly next gen console before PS2. Hell, it had keyboard and internet support, they packed it with features that weren't appreciated, when people bought PS2 as a DVD player. 32X and Sega CD were WTF things, Saturn made the mistake of being released in the generation where PSX curbstomped everything (NOBODY I know had N64 in my country) and when they had an actually good console that was ahead of the competition they blundered the marketing, and make same mistake with proprietary GDI disc format Sony themselves did with PSP's UMD. When you say "I miss SEGA" I remember getting Dead or Alive 2 for sadly now late friend's birthday, and we played SoulCalibur, Sonic Adventure and Zombie Revenge together, it was absolutely like NOTHING else at the time.
11:04 It's correct that people who don't have DLC characters IN AN ONLINE GAME still need to have the files downloaded on-disc so people who bought it won't be gated from fighting those who haven't, the WTF thing here is that they were already bundled on disc ON RELEASE! The way Tekken does DLC, is bringing new characters in an update, when everyone downloads their files but only those who paid for extras (which cost money to produce) will be able to play AS those characters. But they will be able to play against them regardless... Because the entire point of DLC is updating game post-launch and not cutting away stuff to sell it separately. Which on-disc DLC is, apart form Lei & others in SFxT, notably Mass Effect 3's From Ashes. Always intended as part of main game, changed to deluxe preorder bull because EA. P.S. Tekken obviously better than Street Fighter but Harada with his crap is annoying as hell, and toxic fandom, I still remember them attacking anyone mocking Heihachi being TOTALLY dead now when he was the obvious first DLC... and Bamco is still bad for cutting characters to make them DLC, which is usually the same guys getting cut every other game. It also messes with muscle memory since cut character moves are usually inherited by remaining ones, and then on re-introduction we get like a completely different Kunoichi or Armor King that doesn't play like himself anymore since his entire moveset was merged into new king in 3.
When the Sega Genesis came out, the slogan was “Genesis does what Nintendon’t” because it was competing with the original NES. When the Super Nintendo Entertainment System was released, the Sega USA marketing gurus came up with the buzz phrase “blast processing”. There are still idiot Sega fanboys who think that the Sega Genesis really has “blast processing”. Why didn’t Sega mention “blast processing” from the very beginning? More like “talking out of their ass processing”. I’m not crapping on the legacy of the Genesis. It has its fair share of great games. Nobody can take away anyone’s enjoyment of said great games. But overall, Nintendo made a system that had superior capabilities with the SNES over the Genesis.
Outside of select countries Sega Mega Drive 2 was THE only 16 bit console tho, we had Famiclones lime Dendy and Subor followed by Segas and then PlayStation. I learned of SNES as an emulator to play Final Fantasy games that existed before the one everybody knew, 7.
It's a shame that modern game consoles are almost mood when they bring out better versions on the PC or whatever. It seems almost pointless to waste your money on a game console in this day and age.
Well, there had to have been SOME sense of a quality standard so that the games will at least function(Sssnake on the Atari 2600 straight up crashes upon dying as an example of what Nintendo of America wouldn't let slide).
@@ExtremeWreck There definitely was restrictions on content. Nothing like Atari Porn or that chainsaw massacre game on Nintendo. Yes, those were real games on the Atari 2600!
Accolade? It's the company that doesn't deserve any of those not they met well at the beginning with their early PC things but things sure got bad for the genesis. Ballistic? And even worse it's been off of the aforementioned it's not Halloween but I'm scaring the shit out of myself.
Nice content, but many do wish for a Fallout 3 successor in the traditional style. It was prototyped as project Van Buran I beleive. I tried all the newer ones and it actually lost much of its appeal to me. They are not bad games but ditch much of the classic CRPG feel.
@@Fortefyre Basically, I have finished that research paper on the allegedly link between video games and school shootings. If you want to do another longer project, I thought maybe we could discuss it together.
Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel on PC is my favorite of the classic Fallout games. So many different things could happen randomly at any moment. Really underrated game. That Brotherhood of Steel game on XBox was straight doodoo.
@@Fortefyre also very true. The Etrain Odyssey series of modern jrpg dungeon crawlers are a blast. I"m old school, ultima and wizardry are my favorites, U7 and Wiz7.
Due to no internet back in the day we knew the Konami Code as the Bad Attitude Code! A-Team was big back in that day & we recited the opening narration with a few tweeks! A crack commando unit keeps on dying on a level they didn't complete. if you have a problem & no one else can help they came up with the Bad Attitude Code!
Maybe you can put in the BA Code! (Because the Konami Code ended with buttons B&A) This code help relieve your bad attitude of not going far & made the game fun again!
Haha that's a dope cultural reference!
Now you know one of the many reasons that you're the only video game channel I subscribe to. You're going to hit 8,000 any minute now. You've worked hard you put the videos out there. You play Tetris with your grandma! I don't know what anybody that watches a video game channel could want for more. Still looking forward to the 10 times Atari screwed their programmers episode someday. Thanks as always man.
Yeap, and some of those programmers formed Activision. And then we came full circle and most of the biggest game companies are back to screwing their programmers compared to similarly skilled workers in other industries. I have a friend who is an Aeronautical Engineer and they DO get overtime pay if they have to "crunch" for example.
Don't forget some broke out from Activision to create Accolade and Acclaim :P
The console wars were wild, I earned a virtual purple heart 😂
I got a bronze star ;P
I love how you break down strategies in this game. Your channel deserves way more attention, and I can already see it becoming a favorite for gamers
I appreciate that!
@Fortefyre thank you 😊✨
Doom’s Monster in-fighting is a legendary happy accident. It’s impossible to imagine the game without it. And the kinds of levels it allows to be created are mind blowing.
That ALMOST made it.
I notice a lot of discussions claiming that we should play games "as intended" by developers... To which I always answer, some of the things they intended didn't work, even more they couldn't make as they wanted, and others just make the game better despite being unintended, like WASD controls in id shooters.
If you say the Konami code to Siri it calls you a cheater lol
Yessss
I wonder if there is content out there for say a.....10 game marketing mistakes or 10 best game marketing strategies? Just a thought. Good video as always sir. Cheers
Absolutely, I've added it to the list!
Siri calls me a nerd when I give her the Konami code. :)
LMAO
There was a slight mistake in the original Final Fantasy where there was a point in the lower continent that intruded into the northern part of the outside map. At this point stronger enemies like Frost Wolves and Frost Giants would appear earlier in the game then they were supposed to. Square Soft or Square Enix didn't correct that mistake in a lot of remakes to it on other systems.
Yep, I abused the peninsula of power lol. Great for grinding.
Ahh yes the scary ass fog! To this day silent Hill still gives me goose bumps when I play it ... And I love it. Another banger bro keep them coming. Peace
It's so good!
Star Wars Demolition had to be rated Teen for the scene of Tia and Ghia in defeat, right? (Being scantily clad, bound, and humiliated by being forced to serve Jabba food while Salacious Crumb laughs at them -- there's like half a dozen fetishes in there, lol.)
One of the characters gets tortured if I recall, the wookie one lol.
Can we add the "RPGs are too hard for Americans." is the reason we missed out on many great rpg games. Its ironic since the snes 10 list has 7 of them. It makes me mad that dragon quest 5 was planned to be released overseas but cancelled cause of that sentiment. Even was in magazines at the time.
Lol go play 7th saga. That was made even harder for the US. I remember renting it and learning they did that for more genres to fight rentals which were illegal in Japan 🤣. Let alone a lot of rpgs are full of useless moves like Marle's aura combos in chrono trigger when items healed more and slurp kiss healed status and more hp. Ff6 psycho cyan bug or taking a whole menu screen for slow charging bushido was insane too.
Eh, to play unlikely devil's advocate for Americans, Europe didn't get most jRPGs either, our first Final Fantasy was VII.
@KasumiRINA at least ya got terranigma unlike the US lol action rpg but still.
I'll bite that. Actually Europe got one, it was Final Fantasy USA (japan name), us called it final fantasy Mystic quest, and EU called it Mystic quest legends. Lufia 2 was called just Lufia in Europe, and Europe got the 3rd quintet action rpg game terranigma (soul blazer and illusion of gaia/time) trilogy that us missed out.
Now this is important as most get this wrong, the us Final Fantasy II is not Final Fantasy IV but actually an updated version of Final Fantasy IV easy type. Yes they made the same game 3 times.
Yes, I'm very aware of 7th saga difficulty....as well as Working Designs. Happy they released many rpgs, not happy how they handled them...and #### you Ted Woosley...
@clarafedde8674 thanks for the infk though I liked Ted Woolsey lol son of a submariner, you're mad. I do miss his super mario rpg enemy names too.
Sorry I'm so late seeing this but awesome video man!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Apparently in the fine print of the Sony deal was that Sony would get 100% of the sales. Nintendo tried to renegotiate because that was insane, Sony said no, and that's when Nintendo was like "Fuck this, we'll work with your biggest competitor" Then when the Sega CD didn't do well, Nintendo decided to abandon the project entirely.
And I'm glad they did. I mean to be fair they tried it again with the N64DD. But that was a massive commercial failure as well.
@Fortefyre only time something like that really worked was the Famicom Disc System it seems like.
I remember the Silent Hill re-master or should I say de-master when they removed the fog.
Noooo. That fog needs to be there!
The fog is essential to the atmosphere, and that creepy atmosphere is one of the best things about that game! Removing it makes no sense, even if the original reason for it being there was due to technical limitations that have long been overcome.
Great video bro, really great!
Appreciate it!
I have a complete in box OG 1975 vintage Tele-Games / Atari home Pong console (which isn't actually worth much money). Just for fun I took it to Gamestop and "tried" to trade it for a PS4. We all had a good laugh. I also have a Channel F but haven't tried it. I love the history but anything that came before the 2600 has my respect but the actual gameplay is too archaic for my tastes. The 2600 is a NEO-GEO compared to the Channel F and a PS5 Pro compared to the RCA Studio II.
That's EPIC. Not surprised about Gamestop though lmao.
Back in the day, Konami Arcade Advance was my most played game on the GBA. Endless hours on each of the games. Never occurred to me to try the Konami code. A decade later I read the code had cool changes to the games. /facesmack
Even google reacted for a while when you did it haha.
Talking about GTA San Andreas but forgetting about GOW 2 and 3....
I mean, it was "implied" relations if I recall lol.
@Fortefyre more than implied, there's a mini game where you press buttons as they appear on screen while kratos has a threesome. The main action is done off camera but you can hear everything and when it's over the camera pans back and the ladies are topless and uncensored.
I'll cover that in scandal :P
@@Fortefyre haha that's awesome.
1. Buying Microtransactions like Horse Armor from TES: Oblivion. on the plus side, we got some amazing Post-Launch DLC in Games such as Fallout New Vegas' DLC content. but on the negative end, the Industry is dead set on nickel and dime'ing the playerbase, to the point that they are witholding a lot of content to be added in DLCs later on.
DLCs and microtransactions are TOTAL cancer to the industry.
@Fortefyre it's terminal, too. After the cosmetic mount DLC for wow ended up generating more revenue than the entirety of starcraft 2, the gaming scene became infected with an incurable illness. Every studio saw those numbers and started pushing their devs to leave their morals and ethics at the door.
Unfortunately it was always predatory. From making games hard for arcades to forcing operators to update same Street Fighter half a dozen times to making sure home game is hard enough to not be beaten by rental... And then there were expansions that cost like full game but only added a few dungeons.
It is the people who know nothing about gaming, that always come up with the DLCs 😂 that isnt new and it didnt start with Oblivion. That startet in the 80s.
It wasnt called DLC and obviously wasnt a download. It was called a (insert content describing word) disc. Test Drive 2 in 1989 had 2 car discs (like Forza does today).
All the big games had such stuff. X Wing, Command & Conquer, Diablo...
Do your homework before you come up with: DlC iS cAnCeR 😂
Crash 3 incoming. The death of AAA gaming
Is it bad that I WANT it to happen? The indie market has carried gaming for MUCH longer than it should have had to.
Ehhh, it won't be a crash, more like a screeching halt. It's no longer early 80s USA when you had no other choices.
I bet everyone who speaks about AAA being doomed will buy extra special edition of GTA6, I know I'll try to play Mass Effect 5.
A crash that wont come. The industry trained generation fortnite to buy and dont ask questions. They will switch business modells but AAA is here to stay.
@@BratislavMetulski It may "come", but it won't be a crash, but more like a screeching halt on some parts of the profit. They'll still pump out games, just not AS frequently(but still largely frequent).
So I guess you won't be breaking out your NFL 97 for the Sega Saturn again huh?
I sure will, NHL is one of my favorite sports game franchises!
That's right. Nintendo seal of quality! That's why you get such incredible NES classics like SWAMP THING!? It's a good idea in theory. Basically all it means is Nintendo gets money so we give a pass to everything even cyberpunk 2077
The Nintendo seal of quality was "this is official hardware built by Nintendo"
Yeah Nintendo was kind of sketchy with it haha.
They were notorious for brand locking, you had to make exclusives for them or go find other console.
Square did.
Nobody had to pay to put games on an Atari back then. There was no licensing, bring your own hardware.
So when I talked to Al Lowe, he mentioned the price of cartridges being produced. I think that's what I was referring to when I scripted this.
14:38 SONY won two and survived its third generation by their consoles being often bought as CD/DVD/Blu-ray player at the time those were still expensive. A CD changer would be much more expensive than a PS1, and PS2 was released at the time DVDs were a luxury.
In SEGA section you mentioned their blunders during PlayStation release, but they made Dreamcast later, and it was legit amazing being the ONLY truly next gen console before PS2. Hell, it had keyboard and internet support, they packed it with features that weren't appreciated, when people bought PS2 as a DVD player.
32X and Sega CD were WTF things, Saturn made the mistake of being released in the generation where PSX curbstomped everything (NOBODY I know had N64 in my country) and when they had an actually good console that was ahead of the competition they blundered the marketing, and make same mistake with proprietary GDI disc format Sony themselves did with PSP's UMD.
When you say "I miss SEGA" I remember getting Dead or Alive 2 for sadly now late friend's birthday, and we played SoulCalibur, Sonic Adventure and Zombie Revenge together, it was absolutely like NOTHING else at the time.
Right!?! The dreamcast was solid, I truly wish it would have survived.
14:27 holy shit is that thee Phil Hartman??
THE Phil Hartman!
11:04 It's correct that people who don't have DLC characters IN AN ONLINE GAME still need to have the files downloaded on-disc so people who bought it won't be gated from fighting those who haven't, the WTF thing here is that they were already bundled on disc ON RELEASE! The way Tekken does DLC, is bringing new characters in an update, when everyone downloads their files but only those who paid for extras (which cost money to produce) will be able to play AS those characters. But they will be able to play against them regardless... Because the entire point of DLC is updating game post-launch and not cutting away stuff to sell it separately. Which on-disc DLC is, apart form Lei & others in SFxT, notably Mass Effect 3's From Ashes. Always intended as part of main game, changed to deluxe preorder bull because EA.
P.S. Tekken obviously better than Street Fighter but Harada with his crap is annoying as hell, and toxic fandom, I still remember them attacking anyone mocking Heihachi being TOTALLY dead now when he was the obvious first DLC... and Bamco is still bad for cutting characters to make them DLC, which is usually the same guys getting cut every other game. It also messes with muscle memory since cut character moves are usually inherited by remaining ones, and then on re-introduction we get like a completely different Kunoichi or Armor King that doesn't play like himself anymore since his entire moveset was merged into new king in 3.
I love Tekken now, but as a kid I did prefer SF lol
When the Sega Genesis came out, the slogan was “Genesis does what Nintendon’t” because it was competing with the original NES.
When the Super Nintendo Entertainment System was released, the Sega USA marketing gurus came up with the buzz phrase “blast processing”. There are still idiot Sega fanboys who think that the Sega Genesis really has “blast processing”. Why didn’t Sega mention “blast processing” from the very beginning? More like “talking out of their ass processing”.
I’m not crapping on the legacy of the Genesis. It has its fair share of great games. Nobody can take away anyone’s enjoyment of said great games. But overall, Nintendo made a system that had superior capabilities with the SNES over the Genesis.
Blast processing was such a lie, JESUS was it a lie.
Outside of select countries Sega Mega Drive 2 was THE only 16 bit console tho, we had Famiclones lime Dendy and Subor followed by Segas and then PlayStation. I learned of SNES as an emulator to play Final Fantasy games that existed before the one everybody knew, 7.
RIP Phil Hartman!!
I was a Nintendo kid.
He was taken wayyyy too soon.
Phil was also in the commercial of Ice Hockey by Activision for the Atari 2600.
He voiced the superhero Blasto, yes it was a terrible game, but loved Phil Hartman. It was one of his last roles.
"I might be just a caveman, but...". Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer vid...ruclips.net/video/2AzAFqrxfeY/видео.htmlsi=k0NUxEWzoMckSecw
It's a shame that modern game consoles are almost mood when they bring out better versions on the PC or whatever. It seems almost pointless to waste your money on a game console in this day and age.
Assuming you have a powerful gaming pc.
Yeah I don't bother with many modern games unless it's expressly requested.
13:08 "Nintendo established quality control standards" ... then how come we ended up with so many crappy NES games??? LJN comes to mind LOL!
I'm pretty sure some companies slid a $20 to Nintendo lmfao
Well, there had to have been SOME sense of a quality standard so that the games will at least function(Sssnake on the Atari 2600 straight up crashes upon dying as an example of what Nintendo of America wouldn't let slide).
@@ExtremeWreck There definitely was restrictions on content. Nothing like Atari Porn or that chainsaw massacre game on Nintendo. Yes, those were real games on the Atari 2600!
Nintendo backing out of their deal Sony to create an add on for the Snes, that definitely was a mistake on Nintendo's part. XD
The N64DD wasn't that better :P
@@Fortefyre Oh definitely, it was so good they kept it exclusive to Japan lol
@@StarlightMirror FACTS LMAO
Eglin brochachos unite!!!
Absolutely!
Accolade? It's the company that doesn't deserve any of those not they met well at the beginning with their early PC things but things sure got bad for the genesis. Ballistic? And even worse it's been off of the aforementioned it's not Halloween but I'm scaring the shit out of myself.
I hate accolade with a burning passion.
Nice content, but many do wish for a Fallout 3 successor in the traditional style. It was prototyped as project Van Buran I beleive.
I tried all the newer ones and it actually lost much of its appeal to me. They are not bad games but ditch much of the classic CRPG feel.
That's correct :)
I'm a little over an hour from Eglin.
Nice! I'm in Milton!
@Fortefyre oh awesome. I lived in Pensacola for a year when I was at UWF. I'm in Malone, which is a little north of Marianna.
I have a boxed Channel F. We're the same age. becoming brittle and weak. Both of us
That's metal as hell
If you've never read Console Wars, you really should.
Also, just emailed you.
I'll check, holidays have been gnarly.
@@Fortefyre Basically, I have finished that research paper on the allegedly link between video games and school shootings.
If you want to do another longer project, I thought maybe we could discuss it together.
@@gamingtheologian8515 I saw the email, the tough part is that it might be dangerous for my channel considering the topic.
@@Fortefyre Your call.
Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel on PC is my favorite of the classic Fallout games. So many different things could happen randomly at any moment. Really underrated game. That Brotherhood of Steel game on XBox was straight doodoo.
100% agree. I could have used the proper footage when talking about it lol.
Jrpgs are offshoots of Ultima 3.
And wizardry as well.
@@Fortefyre also very true. The Etrain Odyssey series of modern jrpg dungeon crawlers are a blast. I"m old school, ultima and wizardry are my favorites, U7 and Wiz7.
When i first subbed u were getting less than 100 views in a week.
Glad to see growth.
0430 wake up so turn that shit off.
I appreciate you sticking around! I'm still just a speck of dust in the overall landscape of retro gaming channels, but I still have fun with it.
Downvoted for saying "folks".
Whut? Did Looney Tunes hurt your dog?
🤣