Like The Powerpuff Girls Movie (2002), The Loud House Movie (2022) is aimed towards boys despite having 10 sisters (especially Lori) who are living in the same house as Lincoln
I was just looking into this franchise as a doll collector. Those seem to be impossible to find nowadays lol. Nice to coverage on this and another upload from you in general!
I remember playing on the website as a kid and loved it and then they were supposed to be making it over… I would check in to see if it was up and it just never came back…
God I just found this and I remember this way too vividly. I accidentally became of fan of the band play in 2002 when I decided to pick one of their CDs as the first CD I would ever buy by myself, because play's CD replay had to somewhat goth looking girls who sang pop music and at the time that was what 7 year old me was looking for, so I got absolutely hooked. I remember around a year-and-a-half for 2 years later I had their new CD that just came out with the song ever girl on it and I started introducing all of my friends to it and we all got very into the personality test on the ever girl website, we were ecstatic to find that this brand that we had just started enjoying was releasing clothes that all of us bought, I bought the game boy advance game only to be completely disappointed whenever the copy I bought was completely unplayable due to glitches. Seriously my friends and I were very very disappointed when ever we realize that the TV show that we were promised by Viacom wasn't happening and that the website that we had been obsessed with suddenly didn't exist anymore. Added on top of that the members of the band play changing and pretty soon it just became apparent that everything behind the scenes fell apart. In hindsight now was a twenty-seven-year-old with children I wish I could find some of those old games or even the old clothing line so that I could get my kids into the geekiness but I don't think they would understand it yet even if I was able to show it to them. I definitely think it's worth mentioning though that ever girl had something that a lot of other brands didn't which was the interactive "evergirl is you" tactic where every single person could take that quiz on the website to figure out which one of the four characters you were most like (I was most like Starr and my best friend Cristina was most like Skye, so of course everything that I got from their brand was purple and blue, and everything that she got was blue and green, but despite are very different personalities and a statics we both felt very welcomed into this brand which was also extremely racially inclusive for the time, which mattered a lot to me and my best friend as mixed little girls in America) I really sincerely hope that at some point this gets rebooted because it was a wonderful idea that had a lot of potential and that worked really well on the people who actually noticed it it just didn't get enough coverage in my opinion and a doll line and TV show would have made this into the next Bratz, but with a much better message that more parents would have been okay with it because it wasn't as centered around things like make up and teen or adult fashion it was very grounded in the 7 to 12 year old age range and was appropriate and didn't have anything that nowadays we really consider controversial. Starr even literally wore her hair naturally which is something that you never saw from black girl characters back in the day. #rebootevergirl I want to make it a campaign
This GBA game at least is super cheap on eBay right now. I don't guess you'd want it back though, if it's really as glitchy in the cartridge as it apparently is in an emulator!
This kinda reminds me of MyScene, some doll brand with a website that tried to be like Barbie and Bratz. I'm not even sure if that was a doll line, but they were attempting a similar "girl brand" nonsense thing with their own website.
My scene was owned by Mattel and had Barbie as a character. It literally was just Barbie dolls that were pretending to be Bratz dolls except their feet didn't come off.
There's one thing you should think of when it comes to emulation. When devs are testing their emulators, they're probably testing it to get the important stuff running. Your Marios, Zeldas, Pokemons, Castlevanias, Final Fantasies, Mother 3, all that stuff. If an obscure game like this has an error, who would know, and more importantly, who would care?
Wow, I'm surprised too. Quinton Reviews did a review of the Victorious ds game in one of his giant summaries of the show, and that one seemed pretty decent as well. It's so sad how shitty licensed games can get that decent is kinda amazing 😂
Personally I haven't played this game (why would I) but I pretty sure those crashes are caused by emulation. If they occur relatively frequently and seemingly at random points you'd think the devs would have easily noticed them. Makes me wonder what emulator you're using, because if it is Visual Boy Advance that explains it, as that is an extremely outdated and completely obsolete emulator (and no, those modern versions of VBA aren't much better). You should be using mGBA instead, its better in literally every way. BTW, this is somewhat unrelated but when emulating GBA games you should enable Interframe Blending, which emulates the GBA's screen ghosting effect. A lot of games faked transparencies by making sprites rapidly flicker, which is almost unnoticeable on real hardware and with Interframe Blending enable but without it it becomes extremely obvious and looks awful, specially in fullscreen. everGirl does this, you can see it at 8:25.
@@ozmo7771 nah one of the factions of evergirl was basically about loving sports and things like that. They really had something for every type of girl.
@@TheSultan1470 Because it's like they could never think of a single way to market to little girls other than slapping "girl" on the box and making it all sparkle pink
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Lol I loved evergirl growing up. The website had the "we're are renovating" and it never came back. The website had games on it too and I played them.
Exactly
Get rid of the crummy Evony junk and relaunch everGirl as soon as possible
Like The Powerpuff Girls Movie (2002), The Loud House Movie (2022) is aimed towards boys despite having 10 sisters (especially Lori) who are living in the same house as Lincoln
I was just looking into this franchise as a doll collector. Those seem to be impossible to find nowadays lol. Nice to coverage on this and another upload from you in general!
I remember playing on the website as a kid and loved it and then they were supposed to be making it over… I would check in to see if it was up and it just never came back…
Also my RUclips username came from coming up with a username for EverGirl 😅
Did anyone that this game has the exact same BG music as the Hey Arnold movie game for GBA?
What is that song in the outro? It makes me feel nostalgic. Though that could just be because of the background.
It's the main theme from Mighty No. 9!
@@CartoonReview that explains it. I only played that game till I beat it and never again
God I just found this and I remember this way too vividly. I accidentally became of fan of the band play in 2002 when I decided to pick one of their CDs as the first CD I would ever buy by myself, because play's CD replay had to somewhat goth looking girls who sang pop music and at the time that was what 7 year old me was looking for, so I got absolutely hooked. I remember around a year-and-a-half for 2 years later I had their new CD that just came out with the song ever girl on it and I started introducing all of my friends to it and we all got very into the personality test on the ever girl website, we were ecstatic to find that this brand that we had just started enjoying was releasing clothes that all of us bought, I bought the game boy advance game only to be completely disappointed whenever the copy I bought was completely unplayable due to glitches. Seriously my friends and I were very very disappointed when ever we realize that the TV show that we were promised by Viacom wasn't happening and that the website that we had been obsessed with suddenly didn't exist anymore. Added on top of that the members of the band play changing and pretty soon it just became apparent that everything behind the scenes fell apart.
In hindsight now was a twenty-seven-year-old with children I wish I could find some of those old games or even the old clothing line so that I could get my kids into the geekiness but I don't think they would understand it yet even if I was able to show it to them.
I definitely think it's worth mentioning though that ever girl had something that a lot of other brands didn't which was the interactive "evergirl is you" tactic where every single person could take that quiz on the website to figure out which one of the four characters you were most like (I was most like Starr and my best friend Cristina was most like Skye, so of course everything that I got from their brand was purple and blue, and everything that she got was blue and green, but despite are very different personalities and a statics we both felt very welcomed into this brand which was also extremely racially inclusive for the time, which mattered a lot to me and my best friend as mixed little girls in America) I really sincerely hope that at some point this gets rebooted because it was a wonderful idea that had a lot of potential and that worked really well on the people who actually noticed it it just didn't get enough coverage in my opinion and a doll line and TV show would have made this into the next Bratz, but with a much better message that more parents would have been okay with it because it wasn't as centered around things like make up and teen or adult fashion it was very grounded in the 7 to 12 year old age range and was appropriate and didn't have anything that nowadays we really consider controversial. Starr even literally wore her hair naturally which is something that you never saw from black girl characters back in the day.
#rebootevergirl I want to make it a campaign
This GBA game at least is super cheap on eBay right now. I don't guess you'd want it back though, if it's really as glitchy in the cartridge as it apparently is in an emulator!
This kinda reminds me of MyScene, some doll brand with a website that tried to be like Barbie and Bratz. I'm not even sure if that was a doll line, but they were attempting a similar "girl brand" nonsense thing with their own website.
Yeah, MyScene was a really successful doll brand. Lasted until around 2014 internationally I believe.
girl i had an account on all three: Myscene, Evergirl, and Girlsense
My scene was owned by Mattel and had Barbie as a character. It literally was just Barbie dolls that were pretending to be Bratz dolls except their feet didn't come off.
I'm actually tempted to buy the game now, for some reason. It's like $9 on eBay, including shipping. I think I won't though.
Never even heard of ever girl I was around in 2000s on nickelodeon I never seen it at all
This is probably the weirdest thing to base a video game off of.
You'll lend me your butterfly-net? But you only have one. How are we supposed to catch all these butterflies with only one... oh, I see.
There's one thing you should think of when it comes to emulation. When devs are testing their emulators, they're probably testing it to get the important stuff running. Your Marios, Zeldas, Pokemons, Castlevanias, Final Fantasies, Mother 3, all that stuff. If an obscure game like this has an error, who would know, and more importantly, who would care?
It definitely looks like a decent game to play. Nice use of the Hey Arnold Movie GBA game music. It does look similar too. Lol
I kind of want to try it out, at least for ten minutes.
It's actually worth a try just for the novelty of it!
@@CartoonReview
You should try The Urbz on GBA, if you want the superior version of this. Not to mention, a lot weirder.
I vaguely remember the EverGirl series. I had a nightgown with the blue and green butterfly symbol when I was a child.
I very vaguely remember this brand
So this girl is an E girl? :)
Wow, I'm surprised too. Quinton Reviews did a review of the Victorious ds game in one of his giant summaries of the show, and that one seemed pretty decent as well. It's so sad how shitty licensed games can get that decent is kinda amazing 😂
The best franchises are the most forgotten franchises.
Personally I haven't played this game (why would I) but I pretty sure those crashes are caused by emulation. If they occur relatively frequently and seemingly at random points you'd think the devs would have easily noticed them. Makes me wonder what emulator you're using, because if it is Visual Boy Advance that explains it, as that is an extremely outdated and completely obsolete emulator (and no, those modern versions of VBA aren't much better). You should be using mGBA instead, its better in literally every way.
BTW, this is somewhat unrelated but when emulating GBA games you should enable Interframe Blending, which emulates the GBA's screen ghosting effect. A lot of games faked transparencies by making sprites rapidly flicker, which is almost unnoticeable on real hardware and with Interframe Blending enable but without it it becomes extremely obvious and looks awful, specially in fullscreen. everGirl does this, you can see it at 8:25.
But yeah, what a shock that the video game for EverGirl was much better than the clothes line. So that’s the best part of that entire thing!
Girl, girl, girl, girl, girl, girl, GIIIIRRRRLLLL.
How young ladies never found this downright patronizing is beyond me.
I feel like a lot of the "I'm not like other girls, I hate pink!" attitude developed in response to this kind of marketing
lol I loved it all and was devastated when the website shut down.
@@ozmo7771 nah one of the factions of evergirl was basically about loving sports and things like that. They really had something for every type of girl.
Why would you?
@@TheSultan1470 Because it's like they could never think of a single way to market to little girls other than slapping "girl" on the box and making it all sparkle pink
I didn’t know ever girl had a lbgt character
Third