Ben 10 Games - Diamondbolt 

yeah and those cups are like one of the most powerful things in ben 10 universe lmao

Yep 😂

I’m not much of a fan of Ben 10 or video games but I just love watching diamondbolt

Unfortunately, will never happen. As much as we love the original series, it's long dead, and even if the now over reboot gets a sequel, it's unlikely any AAA studio would have any interest in giving it a shot. That being said, Ben 10 Power Trip is legitimately a really fun game even if you don't like the reboot, and it's probably the closest we'll get to AAA Ben 10.

NEVER GONNA HAPPEN

Insomniac Ben 10

@@PlayerZeroStart was actually impressed with how fun the game was. Unfortunately I was also thinking "man, I wish this was alien force or ultimate alien"

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time happened so there is still hope

Especially mari.. I mean ben 10 kart

I love the Wii ones the most (minus rise of hex)

@@thegoldenfistthree326 true but those were kinda terrible despite being unique

@@yxrackman2397 second one was good fun

Vilgax attacks DS version is superior

you only get albedo in cosmic destruction ds.

I think that enough of them are humanoid or you could still just apply their texture onto a minifigure that you could still make it work, and change their powers out kinda like the character creator in LEGO DC super villains

BEN 10 CREATION CHAMBERRR

You’d have to have a lot of new pieces for all the alien moulds. Lego Ben 10 would be cool. Tbh I’d just like them to do an adult collector’s line of figures along the lines of Star Wars Black Series. So many characters and variants to cover, and the adult fanbase has definitely been on the rise.

There is a minecraft add-on for ben 10 which is kinda the same lol

@@HowdyMyDudes no it isnt

*Punches robots while actually doing damage somehow with infinite Tennyson strength.*

@@flarestorm9417 I was tempted to use a cheat code but it's basically too easy after you beat animo in protector of earth Like spam XLR8 on Early lvls and canonbolt on later ones

Same with Krabb

Shhh!Let him have this!

@@emilstoqanov3270 Fast Track:Have what? Were you guys talking about me?

@@blueeyedduelist6412 oh nothing!We totally weren't talking about how ignored you are or anything!

@@emilstoqanov3270 Fast Track:B-but I thought everyone loved me. 🥺

Fun fact: Fasttrack’s ultimate move in the game is to get out of his seat and push his kart forward while running. I’m not kidding.

I mean the chromostone level is kinda reconed by alienforce season 3 when he's the god of petropia

@@sdbzfan1 I will forever find crystal Jesus both hilarious and underwhelming.

Interestingly, in the DS version you could play as a vulpimancer. Not actually as Wildmutt, but as a vulpimancer like the ones you face as enemies in the game, which is almost the same thing really. No playable Ghostfreak though.

Just give us a open world ben 10 game with ALIEN FORCE graphics style we already have ps5 a strong ass console which is sooo much powerfull

Vilgax attacks is the best because of me, but yes, you're right PD: The OST was also really good

Honestly, the game CGI versions of Ben, Gwen, and Kevin are all kind of cursed.

To be fair, I think Omniverse 1 was better then Omniverse 2 but if you thought it was good, that's you're choice.

I also like them, however, I think that means you haven't play enough games.

@@duvan-solisAs life long gamer who addicted to games and has played an unhealthy amount of games from JRPGs to Stragedy games, I can assure you the OST of Cosmic Destruction and Vilgax Attacks ARE infact some of the best ever tho def not top 10. It’s pretty high. Infact I think the OST doesn’t match the mediocre quality of the game itself and feels like it belongs in a better game. That Null Void track from VAttacks, Paris track, Albedo boss track etc. There’s some straight up atmospheric bangers in there.

@@codesavei9613 I won't discredit your experience, as it goes in the idea of actual consumption of games... However, I critically consider that as music, specially for the game it's not extremely remarkable. For videogames I think it's more as having an orchestral theme that follows the game, something that's good but does match is a huge miss for me at least. I will say this soundtrack fits but is soulless.

@@duvan-solis Music is subjective so let’s agree to disagree I guess. It’s definitely not souless its the exact opposite for me. Hell the UAF series had a dark tone and the show’s music was generic. These games gave it the much needed atmosphere while still feeling Ben 10, especially Vilgax Attacks. With Cosmic Destruction, most of the OST was focused on the exotic locations so that may not necessarily fit true. But the whole Vilgax Attacks ost fits like a glove in terms of soul/atmos and both are beautiful composed.

@@codesavei9613 Music taste is subjective. However, we stablish logic to make judgments, even those based in an opinion. I just didn't say I don't like it, I gave a reason to illustrate the point, you don't have to agree, but just saying we have different opinions doesn't validate yours more. I am more than willing to hear your defense, but as the dialect construction of an idea is central, specially when we have a criteria or question, example of this conversation "Is this great videogame music?" It's not really about it being simply good music.

The Omnitrix being a prototype has been established since season 1 but the writers didn’t have any plans for the Ultimatrix and the Completed Omnitrix back then, they only used the term “prototype” to establish that the Omnitrix was one of a kind.

​@@Andrew-Bastin where is this info from?

@@styko2925 the show and connected merchandise

Ben: Gwen shut the hell up

Same…

Power Trip? Why? It's not bad at all

@@bluefire9285 it’s really fun when it’s not a buggy mess. It crashed when I sped around as XLR8.

@@bluefire9285 The Nintendo port is so BAD, it has about 50 or 100 pixels per character and the lag THE LAG

Ben 10: Omniverse wasn't release of PS4

Exactly

There's actually Ben 10 fighting game, but it's a mobile game

@@dylan23497 for the reboot?

@@kermitgotthesickkicks4265 no, it's for ultimate alien

While Way Big would be, well, way too big unless they found a way to justify scaling him down, Alien X would make a perfect boss who would be so OP, he puts anything put out by SNK to shame.

even on the back of the box it showed screenshots of it, i remember so vividly😔

Can you repeat that

@@mdclarkchungus As someone who played pretty much all of these except the card one and the hex one, I have to confirm that the ds versions always had the most killer soundtracks. Also I remember finding the style of the console versions of vilgax attacks and cosmic destruction really cool when I was watching gameplay on youtube but really really not liking them when I played them. I think the more complex "mature feeling" perspective and system made them less fun to me back then. I still loved their ds versions though. On that note you should have mentioned a bit about the arbitrary boss changes between versions in the games after protector of earth. Like in alien force the only bosses that are in both versions are gorvan and the highbreed with the ds version feeling the gaps with techadon of all things and then some random dnalien-fied wildvine for some bizarre reason who was also stupidly hard to beat for me at the time which in combination with the utter confusion of its mere existence made me really scared of it for a while lol. Also it's interesting when sometimes it feels like both versions "get the memo" for something but end up executing it in completely different ways. Like the highbreed boss was invulnerable in both games but in consoles you just have to activate a bunch of switches while surviving while in the ds the highbreed just menacingly walks towards you as you run away and try to direct some weird lasers at him on your way. Then afterwards in vilgax attacks and cosmic destruction both versions have the same bosses for the most part but their order and locations are mixed up, like in vilgax attacks the vreedle Brothers are in vulpin in consoles and in brainstorm's planet in ds or evil Cooper is in Tokyo in consoles and in Venezuela in the ds. It's kinda weird and fascinating how these differences came to be. Idk I kinda really loved all of these games though as a kid even when I didn't like to actually play some of them. I wasn't as hard on the conventionally popular videogames as other kids so these kinda take their place in the nostalgia department in my brain Edit: I just remembered something that would be funny to mention since you seemed fond of brainstorm. In the ds version of vilgax attacks the meta to beat the whole game the fastest was literally choose brainstorm and spam A lol.

How was ben 10 alien force?? I absloutely remember having a blast at that game with my freind, does it still hold as a good game till this day?

@@sbevexlr848 Which version DS or main line? I think the main line console version is pretty cool with how it incorperated gwen and kevin into it, contrary to what diamondbolt said, I remember really liking that . The Ds version still had banger music like the the other ds versions but it feels a little meh now tbh, especially because in retrospect it ends up feeling like a demo for vilgax attacks' ds version.

@@spyro2002 ok that's really nice to hear, I really liked the 2 player thing they did and had a blast with it playing with my freind on the wii so seeing that it still holds up is amaizing honestly, also did you play the multiplayer with anyone??

I read this and thought “power trip had a ds port?”

the superior omniverse 2

@@THGMR-ox7sd genuinely tho. juggling shit with master control in that game like a 2D DMC was so fun. i only wish they’d opted for faster combat in the home console release too