Leave. You can find much better videos elsewhere. If you decide to say, note that my early stuff is absolute garbage.
I don't really upload videos anymore. Most of my stuff is/was Halo-related, but it's been a long time since I've owned an Xbox. If you do feel compelled to contact me, RU-vid is still the best place. I also have Skype and Steam if you want to chat or play games, but I log into the former once in a blue moon.
I firmly believe I have the biggest disparity between subscribers and views of anyone on RU-vid.
My dumb ass is a 10-year-old really thought I could make real money off of this😂 I distinctly remember telling my parents “mommy mommy I can do this game show and I can make money or Microsoft points” and they’re like “oh that’s cool”
The original arcade 360 years were the best. They’ll never do stuff like this again. They could have made virtual online gameshows such a big thing. Too bad they didn’t.
We should get a petition going and, hopefully, Microsoft will create a newer version of 1 vs 100. The pandemic would have been the perfect time because so many people were stuck at home. They probably would have had a larger audience than the original did during its prime.
Oh wow, thanks for the memory unlock! My friends and I would have Netflix parties back in the Xbox 360 days all the time. We now just use Hyperbeam these days.
@@darkfall7250 he's still not relevant in this story since he isn't referenced or even mentioned and he isn't the face of the franchise ether so mentioning him is kinda dumb
You could say this is the unofficial RDR1 theme but we all know that it has a theme but we don’t hear it in the game besides on the soundtrack, so you can kinda agree that this is its unofficial theme song which tells a story that you can realise that the end of the Wild West has finished as the industrial era has taken control and swallowed the Wild West up and destroy its image as the sky is filled with smoke and rain is more common than sun showing the age of the outlaws had come to an end and the 20th century has begun in America... RIP John Marston 1873-1911 a legend with no hate, a legend with no chance, a legend turned and changed from his criminal ways seeking redemption, as he realises he is reaching the end of his life knowing he should move forward to heaven and it’s bright lights just to meet Arthur on the doorstep of the gates, as the barn door that he opens slightly to look out to see the army there and as he closes the door he thinks about his life choices as time freezes as he is made a choice, he can’t change the past but he can use his actions to preserve and make a difference in the future as time unfreezes as he opens the door of the barn and is ready for the moment to meet Arthur and Uncle and The other fallen gang members as he fires his cattlemen revolver one last time before taking 43 bullets to his body as he falls to his knees coughing up blood trying to breathe, he takes his final breath before leaning back to the soil never to stand again as was when he was an outlaw, Though an outlaw he has received his redemption for good as he slowly bleeds out as the army walks away...
I'm so jealous of people playing this masterpiece for the first time, I'd give everything to just jump into both redemption games without knowing what happens, This was also one of the only video games to make me cry, it's truly a work of art I can't describe.
Yup, it's one of the most simplistic impactful pieces I've heard given the context. The crushing weight of grief on you while you interrogate the potential killer.
MAN, those were good times. I don't think they would EVER do something like that again. Looking back.....it all seemed like a big "family" being on XBL, and now everything is so cold and greedy, there is no way developers/MS would do something like that for the players. Idk Good times, and good memories though!
I loved this game along with avatars in general. Anyone remember King of the Hill on MK9 allowing your avatars to sit in the stands and watch MST3K style?
