Back to the Multiverse ain't that bad(and as someone with autism I fail to see how it's "ableist" in any way, I didn't really see it as offensive or problematic, at least not on the same level as Ride to Hell at any rate), Simpsons Wrestling is WAY fucking worse.
Of course. You have now realized the eldritch truth. It is all Garfield. Your movies? Garfield. Your television programs? Garfield. Your unrelated cartoon videogames? Garfield. Religion? Government? The idea of education? All inventions by the mighty Garf. Garf is all. Surrender to the will of the omnipotent Garf and become one with the lasagna known as your destiny. There is no free will. Only Garf.
Fun fact: Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse was originally going to be even MORE violent as it was pitched and had a prototype as a parody of Left 4 Dead where everyone was turned into zombies and Brian and Stewie were the only ones left with the same shooter gameplay style as the final game, but Seth MacFarlane saw this and didn't like it so he forced the devs to tone down the violence and change the plot to the Multiverse storyline.
I really like the multiverse thing, it just could've been handled far better. Imagine if the two were combined and you went across dimensions fighting Bertram's army of robots or something, with each dimension being smart and funny instead of just offensive. A 3D platformer would've worked best, but you can definitely make a good shooter out of Family Guy if you know what you're doing. Edit: I just looked it up. Brian and Stewie were playable, but so were Peter, Lois, Joe, Quagmire, and Adam West. It was gonna be called Road to Death.
Holy crap I remember playing Sitting Ducks when I was younger!! I remember getting super excited because you could freely run around the city, but then I somehow got lost and couldn't find the place I needed to go in order to advance the "story" and ended up having to take the game back because my rental was up
14:45 you would'nt imagine, bit Woody was Very famous in Brazil, remember that he had a movie that only was presented in teathers in Brazil also had a Brazilian actress in a lead roll Pica Pau is Very loved here(also There's a Brazilian only mega drive game too, and is also terrible)
@@equimosis1 most Brazilian people Don't know english and play a Lot of vídeo games Just for the Gameplay, It was a Lot of people insporation to learn the language
@@petwisk2012 Yeah, is funny to think that I only learned English because I wanted to play Majora's Mask without looking at a dictionary every two seconds
Woah... woah... sitting ducks. I've spent around 10 years trying to remember what that show was called, I had bits of this show in the back of my mind for years and I thought I just imagined it.
It was one of those shows that was shown in the mornings on like, UPN or the WB back in the day. There were too many of those kind of shows to mention and they all kind of become a blur in your mind. But it's weird how we'll completely forget about something for decades and then see a video and it will come up and it'll be like whoa, I remember this.
@@noahmontgomery2969 I think I may be confusing it with piccola (maybe not exact name but it had Michael Cena doing a voice) another computer animated show that just happened to also have a duck as the main character. You're right though I do believe Cartoon Network played sitting ducks at some point or another in the early 2000s. (I didn't have any kind of television beyond the internet between 2006-2015 so that's just my best guess)
Hit & Run is definitely the much better game. The car handling was fun & satisfying and the missions were a lot more interesting even if they did reuse the same objective formulas. Loved Hit & Run for being a fun sandbox & driving game as kid and hated Sitting Ducks at the same time for its overall frustrating/bad design.
We still do, it's just not as frequent and they're not as amazingly terrible. A Ben 10 game was announced not that long ago and if it's anything like the 2017 game it'll be a beautifully boring slog. Not to mention a new Paw Patrol game, Bakugan, Transformers, Nickelodeon Kart Racers, and can't forget motherfucking Shaun the Sheep.
I recommend the channel Cartoon Review, it's reviews of these kinds of games from cartoon network. I don't always agree with the reviews but it's still fun to see from a safe distance..!
These games are still everywhere they are just lost in online stores, they only give physical releases to this shit when they are due out at Xmas nowadays, apart from the occasional big Disney or dreamworks movies, they also jumped on the vr bandwagon for a bit, now those licensed games are the worst.
Damn, I haven't thought of Sitting Ducks in 20 years. It was weird. The Reboot game has a cheat that lets you fly up that makes it actually playable. That's all I remember about the game.
@@shakeyframe2330 Yup. So weird I was just watching a toy Galaxy video about the history of ReBoot and they mentioned the events of the game are actually cannon.
Holy crap. It's weird how you bring back my childhood. I totally forgot about beast wars, and sitting ducks. Wow I got sudden flash backs. That was crazy. Hey awesome video as always.
I did not know I was gonna find out that the Disney Afternoon Collection got its name from a television block of the 90s in this video, but I'll take it! Also Talespin was pretty good. I liked how Sheer Khan wasn't the direct antagonist in that show, just the ominous CEO.
girl, reboot holds up. I've rewatched it ( and Beast Machines) a couple times over the years and found more respect for Mainframe Entertainment every time. the last two seasons are my favourite. web pirates! hot andrAIa awakening my young bisexuality! Glitch's origin! Bob Got DARK!! and the shark game episode is still scary. it may be why I'm afraid of all open water levels in video games
That is what we call the great "nostalgia epiphany". This is just like how there were certain games we loved as a kid and we go back now and we realized they're awful.
I owned not one, not two but THREE of these games as a kid. Talespin (which I never watched so no idea why my parents bought it for me), Beast Wars and Reboot (both of which I was/am a huge fan of). I’m glad you confirmed the unplayability and difficulty of them, since I was worried it was just me when I could barely beat the first level in any of them. I sold them all a while ago but probably should’ve held on to at least the two PS1 games. I definitely spent hours of my youth in the first and second levels of Beast Wars and Reboot though. Those giant slugs in Reboot still terrify me.
Same here and I really don't get how it's "problematic" at all, I think people are overreacting to that game honestly, i'm autistic and I didn't see a damn thing "ableist" about that game.
I already know you covered Garfield gba but that game had an absolutely beautiful ost. I also remember having Danny phantom in the fan and nicktoons attack of the toy boxes on the gba.
No one ever mentions Gargoyles with the Disney Afternoon (which it was part of) and it had a Genesis game too. On a side note: You gotta admit, the sprite art and backgrounds on that Popeye game were better than I would have expected.
O.D.T is the best of those forgotten style of Ps1 games where the world fades in as you run n gun in early 3D and tank controls. C12 Resistance is a close second. Small Soldiers is 3rd.
My god, I miss Reboot. I will never get over how we didn't get a proper conclusion to that show and was just left blue balling since 2002 only to get the middle finger to everything the show stood for with that terrible Netflix show.
... holy hell I used to have the Beast Wars game. I legit thought I dreamed up that game until now. Also I see you using that Jetsons Planet Pirates music.
For years I thought Beast Wars was actually a part of the Transformer series. I thought it was sooo damn cool, those robot animals fighting, evolving, and the graphics were amazing! I wish they would remake the series with nice graphics. I'd be all over that.
even the cheat codes for reboot were flawed. i think you can only do one at a time. i wanted to have invincibility and unlimited flight at the same time so bad. lol
If Popeye and Woody Woodpecker get modern games, where is Thundarr the Barbarian or Herculoids? They could even do a Hanna Barbera collection. (Yes, I'm over 50... 😂)
@@WillieMangaHerculoids was an….interesting show. Basically A prehistoric family and their two….blobs of sentient goo (for real, their names are Gloop and Gleep) protect their land from supernatural threats.
Man you kinda went easy on Sitting Ducks lol. I hated that game even as a kid, so many issues with it. The unflowing map design, loading screens that appear in the *middle of gameplay* , awful mechanic of bumping into anything knocking you down and making you lose money, terrible traffic/ped AI that can't drive or walk for shit, the frustrating mission design, etc. The presentation (graphics, cutscenes, music) are the only saving grace of the game and are actually pretty good. The game being bad is frustrating tbh because it's the few options for kid-friendly open world games then. Thankfully the Simpsons Hit & Run vastly made up for it.
How bout the Asterix and Obelix games? Some are decent, one even has a Remastered version (Or rather a Rome-mastered version, haha). But I imagine something as immaculate as two silly vikings would be the subject of a game of this calibur.
Ha family guy phase... In Ireland and the uk there's 2 channels that plays just family guy and American Dad from like 9pm to 3am every night 😂 Family guy doesn't die! It lives because idk it's cheap to air
Dude I have a thang fo Sitting Duckz...I bought the game... n season 1 dvd from blockbuster I remember buying it wit my own $ n really wanting it....weridd...
I'm Sry Austin but I disagree with you on Back to the Multiverse I love that Game me and my friend Co-oped it and we had a great time but I do respect your Opinion
How would you feel if Masahiro Sakurai or Hideo Kojima wrote the plot to a Family Guy game made by Nintendo? Also there was a Popeye game by Nintendo and I would love for Popeye to be in Smash
As someone who has fully finished it once I can say it's certainly not a terrible game, just average. My problems come from the sudden difficulty spike in world 2 and the fact you have play certain levels twice as different characters to reach 100% completion.
I love the first best wars game. Hard but rewarding in my opinion. Cool concepts thou not best execution. I like the fighters but rebought ps1 version for ps3. Beat it on every difficulty. Ik it will never happen but would love a remaster of it.
Ah reboot for PSX one of the worst games i always try to complete but i always end up getting annoyed by the third level. I brought it alongside Skullmonkeys, and i completed Skullmonkeys 10 times by now, Reboot? i never passed past level three, is the same goddamn thing ALWAYS, a tear opens and the dreaded "WARNING, INCOMING TEARS" when is just ONE always happend, its like they never saw the show and only saw the first episode where Megabyte wants to use a tear to open up a access portal to the supercomputer but then it gets trapped by a game cube, just here they saw how destructive they are and said "I know! we can make the tears the main hazzard of the levels and like Megabyte uses them as weapons because since he is a virus wants to destroy the system! briliant!" and just did that over and over again, barely any bosses, it has too many shit hitting you from every concivable angle giving you no time to react, the godawful controls that is like im sliding on my butt with butter all over it, and the level design is way too claustrophobic, just a huge letdown man.
I remember watching Sitting Ducks a lot but forgot the name. Despite that all I remember about it is the episode where they unfreeze a cave duck who wants to eat them even though one of them was a duck. Talking to my mom about the episode lead to her accidentally teaching me what cannibalism was at age 5
