Fun fact: the bonus stages in the Regular Show game are actually a direct reference to the game Psycho Fox on the Sega Master System. A fitting reference, as anyone who’s seen the show will know that J.G. Quintel was a Master System fan…….
Regular show in 8 bit land was incredible. Of coarse it was a mario clone. They got sucked into a video game. Cliche as that is, its a send off to old classic retro games. And a wonderful one at that.
I think the problem though is being a Mario clone on a Nintendo console, as opposed to being a Mario clone on a console that doesn't already have Mario on it.
I have many ideas for comments talking about games I played when I was younger or how they amused me, but I don’t know which to choose, but you get this instead: Very cool 👍.
I remember I had Adventure Time ETDBIDK as a kid. I was not good at the game at all, but I still got to the final few levels. But then, my save data got corrupted and was like "screw it" and gave it away
7:33 - Adventure Time - Finn and Jake Investigations does have parts where you fight enemies, though. I have the PC version I got on Steam and I actually enjoyed it. Why didn't you mention the fight gameplay? You don't just "show up after it"...
one game I would play all the time on my DS was Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed for the Game Boy Advance, and it wasn't all that bad aside from some parts that throw a ridiculous amounts of enemies at you.
A similar game to the Ninja turtle one is Scooby-doo looks for clues. You fight ennemis, collect snacks and explore differents locations BUT there's puzzles and you can buy costumes for the characters which is cool :D You can also buy monsters and play as squlettons, ghosts, witches, evil clowns etc. It's a bit repetitive but fun plus the voice acting is good.
2:44 - $40 for the game in a thrift store? I think I can see why they were going out of business if they expected people to pay prices that high. I thought thrift stores were supposed to have things for cheap and reasonable prices
Next to the original Teen Titans, El Tigre and The Powerpuff Girls were the GOAT superhero cartoons back in the day! Change my mind! My Life as a Teenage Robot was also really good- yes, I do consider that a superhero cartoon.
I love that about a month ago I commented on another bootleg video asking for some scripted content and reviews and then BAMN there's been like 3 or 4 now in a row! Thanks man! Love your content bro
I had Rugrats in Paris for Gameboy Color. The mini games were either shooting gallery or whack a mole-esque. There was a flying mission with Dil in a plane where you take pictures of landmarks and the other mission I could never get past where you can play as whichever baby you wanted just had you roam around a level with no clear objective. The music in that level and the mini games really slap though.
I wish we had a marvelous misadventures of flapjack game or a chowder game but we did get the online player mash up of all the cartoon network characters of the 2000-2010 or so
Kid Danger: *wearing his mighty pup movie outfit and looks surprised dropping his jaw* like, what?! I don't know that El Tigre had a Freakin video game! Dude! Have I been sleeping on that!
8:01 No. I REFUSE to let you call this game shit. It brought back the turtles in time beat 'em up gamplay, added a skill tree, power ups, and the dope ass TMNT theme from 2013. It might not have been as good as it could've been, but it's not garbage. Shaq Fu is garbage.
It really is strange how licensed video games are almost always bad. With how enjoyable non-licensed video games can be, you'd think that much wouldn't change just because a game is based on an already existent property. Especially since half the work (as in the world building, characters, etcetera) is already done before development even begins, so all the time that would normally be dedicated to that during the development process can be dedicated to making the gameplay that much better than a game which needs to more greatly divide up what needs to be done.
That Adventure Time game actually looks really interesting. Also, an Adventure Time adventure game is just really fitting. Too bad I don't have a Wii U, good thing it's on more than just the Wii U.
As a kid, I really loved this one phineas and ferb second dimension game for the wii, as a kid, it had everything I could’ve wanted, simple puzzles that I was able to do as a kid, a variety of enemies to fight, and even a black and white section reminiscent of steam boat willie! I dunno, might just be nostalgia talking though
point and click adventure games totally don't give a sense of adventure, that's why they don't have adventure in the title also by this point adventure time was targeting an older audience since the kids who first watched it had grown up a bit by then, and even then, kids can still like point and click adventure games
a bit off-topic, but Joel is the bootleg master, Conner is the bootleg viewer. the truth has been spoken! and also, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S9CK_dJf4no.html is an AMAZING rap! (props to british kid for voicing william.)
