Awesome Games Done Quick 2015 - Part 96 - Mischief Makers by Jackafur

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This is a speedrun of Mischief Makers by Jackafur from Awesome Games Done Quick 2015. The run starts at 4:55.
AGDQ2015 raised over $1,500,000 for Prevent Cancer Foundation, and is just one of the many charity marathons from Games Done Quick.
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Комментарии : 24

@faelreklaw8837 4 года назад

one of the most underrated games and gameplay genre/style of all time

@SuperPikachux 4 года назад

I WAS NOT EXPECTING THE PROPOSAL!! Congratulations!!! 💜💜💜

@GT6SuzukaTimeTrials 9 лет назад

Man I loved this game back in the day. Extremely underrated and under-appreciated.

@osvaldotavarez3911 7 лет назад

MPDQ (Marriage Proposal Done Quick)

@chaostails7 4 года назад

I love this game so much

@MICROmor 9 лет назад

shake shake!

@temporalwolf7054 9 лет назад

Run starts at 4:56

@askthepizzaguy 4 года назад

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@reks14 9 лет назад

marriage hype

@plrockstar14 9 лет назад

Shake Shake :D

@liewstbboitt6212 5 лет назад

Phil Lout. Shake shake

@dg3013 3 года назад

Text dialogue sounds like that game with the skull dude. I forgot the name lol

@RondoOfBloodX 2 года назад

Sans from Undertale.

@AAFcommander 7 лет назад

man I cant remember, can someone help remind me about the blockmen, I could have sworn there was a 3d game with yellow blockheads & a women with black hair In a robot suit & she commanded them, can't remember the name of that 3d game, I'd like to know, but I'm thinking that it was inspired by mischief makers

@Keric22 7 лет назад

It wasn't inspired by Mischief Makers. But don't worry fam, I got your back. You had me at "yellow blockheads." What you're trying to remember specifically is a game called "The Misadventures of Tron Bonne." It's the prequel to the first Megaman Legends, and it was only available on the Playstation 1/PSX (I believe). It features Tron Bonne of the Bonne family, essentially a group of thieves and treasure hunters looking to get rich and make mad profits, even at the cost of their general enemies and rivals, like the Police and Megaman Volnutt, specifically. The little yellow, almost lego figurine-looking dudes are called Servbots, and fun fact, they're actually the company mascot for Capcom. It's even a known fact that if you're looking to get a job there in regards to applying for any sort of artistic or creative position, or even 3D modeler, you actually have to create a Servbot by yourself, and it's extremely difficult due to how deceptively cute the thing is. Hope this helps you out!

@AAFcommander 7 лет назад

+Keric22 OMG DUDE, Thank you sooooooooo much! This explains everything & so clearly, I appreciate it sir! Sorry if I took up too much of your time though, but thanks again, that's exactly what I needed to know!

@Keric22 7 лет назад

No worries man, it didn't take me all that long to type up. Hell, I have the game both sitting on my shelf and in a folder waiting to be emulated. You're welcome, glad to help.