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Monster Party - Nes - Full Playthrough - No Death
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Monster Party is a video game for the NES, released in the U.S. in 1989 by Bandai. It was and remains a relatively obscure platform game for the console, having a small following among some players. The game both plays homage to and parodies horror pop culture, alternately featuring enemies and locations based on classic horror icons, and parodic reinterpretations.In the 2000s the game became infamous in online gaming circles when prototype screenshots of a Japanese Famicom version known as Parody World: Monster Party (Parodi Warudo Monsutā Pātī?) began circulating online about the original version of
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this strange game.Showing that the game was originally intended to be much darker and more morbid than the relatively light-hearted version that was ultimately released to American gamers. No version of the game was ever released in Japan.On May 26, 2011, a prototype of the canceled Japanese release was listed on Yahoo! Japan auctions, closing at a very high price of ¥483000 (approximately $6000 in American dollars)The story centers on a child named Mark who is accosted on his way home from a baseball game by a winged, gargoyle-like alien named Bert who seeks assistance in ridding "evil monsters" from his realm,
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the infamous Onyx "Dark World".Being the first person he encounters, Bert tries to enlist Mark as his aid in battle. Mark is reluctant to help, but Bert explains that anyone will work, including a young "Batter" much like himself, showing him that his baseball bat can be easily enough a "weapon" to fight enemies. He quickly whisks him away, and on the way to Dark World magically fuses himself to Mark so that they are one being (with Mark able to transform into Bert for a limited timeThe player takes the role of Mark, who wields his bat to attack and to deflect projectiles. Rebounding projectiles back at bosses is often necessary to defeat
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them as Mark, as he otherwise has limit.Enemies drop hearts, which replenish life, as well as pills which (for a small period of time) turn Mark into Bert, who can fly and shoot beams a limited distance. The effect of Bert's beams on enemies is stronger than Mark's bat attack, and gradually improves as the player completes levels.Monster Party features eight levels, each of which has a unique password that allows the player to access a particular level without starting the entire game over. The basic objective in each level is to beat particular bosses (and a certain number of them) to earn a key and move on to the next level.
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Bert, a gargoyle who can shoot laser beams and fly, needs help fighting monsters... travels all the way to earth to enlist a 10 year old with a baseball bat...
As stupid as it sounds
In his defense, Mark's bat can reflect projectiles. Like the ones the final boss uses. We've also only recently discovered that the bat has no I-frames if you keep it extended.
@@GoldKnightProduction The final boss is next to impossible as Bert. Mark can take him down almost effortlessly if you're good at reflecting stuff.
I played this as a little kid, and I'm pretty sure it mildly traumatized me by the end. It was worth.
mjhacker Yeah same here. I thought I was the only one LOL!
Good thing you never played Earthbound BEFORE that. Giygas is absolutely *HORRIFYING.*
I played it when I was much younger as well, and I have this...strange, odd feeling/memory of it. I just stumbled across a review, going over old NES games I like, and the second I saw the guitar guy, and the legs from lvl 1 I got this strange ass nostalgic feeling
It's like I can remember everything perfectly, but nothing clearly at the same time...
I think it traumatized all of us who played it. I must have been 5 years old when my parents bought it.
Such a great game from my childhood! Id like to thank acid taken on Halloween for the creation of it.
Thats be wild. Or a nice dose of shrooms, with the cool music
It's from Japan, so no drugs needed.
And the lessons of the story:
* Never go with strange monsters to fight other monsters.
* Never go fight monsters without a bat.
* Never open black boxes given to you by strange monsters. :)
never trust the princess that go out of the box withouth having your bat with you
I have a faint memory of playing this with my dad when I was 4 or 5. All I could remember was a kid with a bat and a big purple plant. Finally Googled that and this video showed up. It's cool to see what game it was after all these years!
how'd you manage to forget the bloody skulls
Why do all of us have the same story with this game
@@basey67 our parents were cool and played video games with us when we were kids only to turn around and tell us to not play so many video games as they sit and watch movies all night lol
Same
I wish they would bring this back remastered for the nintendo switch I'd buy it lol. What a classic
I keep looking for this and a few others
3:37 It was then that, we too...lost our innocence and we're forever corrupted.
This needs a full remake.
There is a Prototype Famicom version
PS5 HD 3D Remake!
Well, I'm working on a fan-made sequel. That's the first time I publicly said that.
I dunno the charm from this game comes from the fact that it is a nes game with some disturbing imagery
We had thousands of games like this for other consoles but for the NES this one of a few
The second part of the first level was WAY disturbing. I can't believe that Nintendo had it back in the old day. What was more surprising, though, is that my super religious back in the day family allowed us to play it. The only words for that ending is WTF!?!?!?!?
I persistently believed as a kid that there was a "good" ending to the game where you wouldn't get the monsters-in-the-box at the end, and I was convinced beyond all reason that you had to avoid turning level 1 all evil to get it.
@@ScrambledAndBenedict That would have been awesome!
When I was a kid I played this and I drew a remake for the Super Nintendo on my computer complete with level maps. That’s how much potential I felt this game had.
The goddamn fried shrimp!! 🍤🎮😾 my thumbs still remember that shit almost 30 years later❤️
Lmbooo
Thank you for making this. I could never beat this game as a kid, but I always loved the absurd, creepy style of it. I got a little worried in rounds 4 and 5, but you pulled through! Wow what an ending. Glad I finally got to see the whole game.
"This isn't a weapon, it's a bat!"
Bless your naive heart, Mark.
that ending was pretty fucked up for an nes game.
That ending will haunt my nightmares for the rest of my life!
Surprised this game got past NOA's strict guidelines considering the amount of blood it has.
What an ending! Thanks for posting the playthrough.
“Like this!”
Then they fused together.
*_WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT_*
‘Fuse together’....furry alert (not hating on furries or anything)
MCU/DCEUComedian EDCP dealt a critical hit!
I mean, I guess it was consensual?
“When did this game go from a game called Monster Party to a game where I fight shrimp and onion rings?!”
"Oh Boy! Mark soup!"
How the hell did that monster know Mark's name???
Tsunami Shadebringer the monsters' master might had known his presence by the time the two main characters arrived
True, that could very well be the reason.
I rented this game when I was 11 and had to call the Nintendo Power hotline for the zombie boss. I remember telling the guy who helped me, "that doesn't make any sense" when he told me to just stay still. Still can't believe that.
8:23 Enemy Fried Shrimp Attacks!
here in Canada fried shrimps are the monster we are scared about under the bed......
Pat X what about onion rings?
"When did this go from a game called 'Monster Party'... to a game where I fight SHRIMP and ONION RINGS?! Why--?!? And wh--?! And why is there a SPACE STATION IN THE BACKGROUND?!!"
So.. pretty much Burt trolled this guy into being stuck helping him forever?
3:45 - *"Nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope SO MUCH NOPE!!!"*
Years later, Mark becomes addicted to acid thinking he can still turn into Bert.
26:56 ISSAT PANTS?
Yes , and I think with sus brown spot too right where the butt would be 🤢🤣
i had to dig so deep into my mind to find this game again
This game comes across as a morbid fever dream Mark concocted to help him rationalize the horrors of getting into Bert's van.
27:24 i forgot about the walking pants with a shit stain 😂😂😂😂
One game we should recommend to the AVGN for Halloween
They should have ported this game over to the Sega Genesis! The ominous dark grittiness would have fit perfectly with the Genesis' graphics & style.
I remember never being able to beat this game as a kid simply because of that windy level with all the doors.
There was NO WAY any kid playing this game could get past that stage without help.
It is 4:32 in the morning n it hit me for some strange reason monster party. God how miss the good old days. I will burn this game day after day wow thank you monster party for being part of my child hood. A good classic never goes out of style 👍
The end its so scary....
I don't really understand it, can you explain maybe?
Now that is a hard game
Brings back memories!!
Best game ever.
3:38 Time Travelling Sound Effect
more like a nuke
I remember getting this and Code Name: Viper on the same day back in summer 1991.
1:28 imagine getting nightmares from this
23:11 as a kid, it a torture
Ok hear me out:
Spirit: Mark and Bert
Fighter: Ness
Reinforcements: Ridley
Stage: Luigi’s Mansion Ω
Song: Dwelling of Doom
Conditions:
The enemy favors forward smashes (Ness)
The enemy favors neutral specials (Ridley)
Stamina battle
Well, isn't that a fucked up ending. Good game though.
3:33 leaving this for myself
13:48 UNLEASH....COWS!!!!!
38:10 Music: Hashimotoravolta
I loved this game, it was my favorite, I love horror
I loved this game, though I don't know if I ever made it past the fried food.
Which is probably just foreshadowing for my own death, really.
Lv3 music. My favorite.
I'm glad I never played this when I was young.
The music sounds like tLoZ Link's Awakening.
I love that all of these comments are just my exact shared sentiments lol. I have been hunting for whatever this game was. So after 33 years I have closure!
One of my last NES carts I bought in 1989 before I got my Sega Genesis Sept 1989. What I remember from the game was a blast, but alot of cheap shots, I remember that too.
Always loved this game.
Yusuke Yurameshi
wow i don't remember getting past the first 13 minutes of this. i think i vaguely remember the minoataur boss. I think I got more bosses than u did on this run though most of the time....i remember alot of bosses being random occurances. I spent days and days playing this and only got 13 mins in...kinda fucked up but this was hard back then.
@ 16:36, how did that escape the NES-Censors? “I’ll suck all your blood” 🩸 🕷
This is one game I never understood how they got away with what they did. Nintendo of America was quite strict with content back then. The purple head backgrounds in the first level are the second most disturbing thing on the NES (after the microwavable hamster in Maniac Mansion).
Doesn't one of the bosses say "Entrance to Hell"? I'm honestly surprised Nintendo let them get away with so much.
He abducts a little 7 yr old boy and expects him to fight big giant monster with his Bat.
And this actually happens.
yhea but they fused together , the kid is strong like Metal Bat ( S class heroe ) in one punch man + monster aspect for projectile mode.
i got to last guy a few times but never saw ending, good job
Now these were video games
WTF the ending
So I was browsing the eshop on switch just now and came across a preorder for a game called RAD. This is not a coincidence. I believe it is a modern retelling of this. Bandai Namco is even heading publisher duties. Double Fine developed it. I still have my copy of the Nes Monster Party I bought from Caldors in 1991. These were the only horror games that we had then. This, Dr. Chaos from FCI/Pony, Friday the 13th and a few others. No Dead Space, no Resident Evil. Just these gems. I can imagine young people now looking at this and saying how is this scary? Well, it was, trust me. Anyway, check RAD out. You tell me.
Monster Party was the first game I played after we beat Zelda. It has a special place in my heart. So after reading your comment I looked up RAD... kid with a bat, generated levels so i could ply approximately for ever? Hell yes I'm about to buy it! Here's hoping there are some goddamn fried fish monsters so I can cheer and curse and pass the controller to someone while I massage my thumbs. Thanks for writing about RAD, I probably would not have known about it otherwise 😺
@@annabelconklin2883 Oh your welcome. My pleasure. Do you like it? It's pretty good. The typical Double Fine quirk is present in the writing for sure, however I've found little in the way of homage to Monster Party in this, other then character allusion.
azforu29 The cursing through many MANY attempts at the first level is authentic as hell 😹 so far we are enjoying it, laughing etc. Totally worth the $15 plus $3 or whatever it cost for the dlc ❤️
37:44: End Credits and To Be Continued...
LOL this Super Mario Bros 3parody is hilarious:
Miss this game
so many memories playing this game.
Oh my God, as a kid I remember have a composition book FULL of those codes
I'm just a mean green mother from outer space
I can't explain it but this game has always made me feel really uneasy
3:37 nuclear blast
people criticize this game saying that its not challenging its too easy to beat this game!!! but i don't think its that bad of a game
Where does the line start for "I need this game?"
Dam. Beat it in just over 30 minutes, I’ve never beat it in 30 years 😂
I did not understand the sheer awesomeness of this game when I first found it, but now...golly. Anyone know of anything similar?
38:25: Game Over
I remember renting this game when I was a kid and couldn’t get passed the first level.
Theres even a little kid with a baseball bat as your primary weapon, just like young Mark here.
The Captions In This Game Are Fuckin Hilarious Lmao Before The Plant Attacks U He Says Hello Baby! Then The Next Room U Enter It Says Sorry Im Dead
THIS GIVES ME HARDCORE UNDERTALE VIBES
I was about 9 years old when this game come out I loved it and was mildly traumatized by it as well 😂
Happy Halloween 🎃🎃🎃
I play this...900 hits per enemy. "Non Modded" RUclipsr plays it....5 hits per boss
Ooohh Bert.... 😘❤🤒😚
20:53: Boss Battle #4
what do you use for your video capture?
Virtua Nes - Full Frame
doesn't this remind you of the movie the little monsters?
11:32: Mini-Boss #1
3:37-3:38: Warning Incoming
36:42: Good Ending and Mission Complete
Is my rom bugged? Because after beating the "Death" monster on level 7, floor 8F, I don't receicve the key ...
If you beat three bosses in level 7 you can't progress lol. Have to just beat first two. Just one of the many oddities of this game.
Uno de los mejores de family game... saludos desde Argentina
37:05 / 37:12-37:13: Danger Incoming #2, Bad Ending, and You Lose
Jbaited by umbrella bats!! thats foul!
The pants at 27:00 are upset because someone went boom boom before they got to the terlet
Oh hi mark
1:37: Stage Start
So they kind of did the Mario 2 ending of it was all a dream.
Sorry
I'm dead.
What?
REALLY!
Please don't make fun of me. Hello baby!
12:49 i like this song
26:45: Danger Incoming #1
Stage 3 best song
Dark Souls on nes