lol xD True, but seeing as how the Game Boy Color was marketed towards kids, the creators obviously didn't want to release the game and end up sparking controversy.
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I thought I would never see this game in action and it seems way better than the N64/PlayStation game. Too bad this didn't get released back then(and no I don't count the Mary Kate game) I wonder if Matt and Trey know about this and how would they react by this leak?
Sometimes, i would open MS Paint to make South Park characters for fun, because of the charm it has but damn, this game really makes use of the hard pixel art and characters and places them together and it looks fun. Why wasn't this game released?!
@@Hemrald to me this Sounds like a BS Reason. They could have Rated it. Selling it only to Kids who are old enough. If Nintendo had Pulled it ....but Trey and Matt themselves? That is Weak.
@@g.walter1653 rating things won't stop kids from finding a way to buy it. that's part of the plot of the movie lmao. plus they probably dodged a huge bullet, since if it was released on a console targeted towards kids they would have been dragged through the shitter by everyone, and understandably as well.
Ooooh and at the end the password given is CBTHPM which I believe is kept the same in both the Mary-Kate & Ashley game and the European Maya The Bee & Friends game for both versions World 1's.
I’m so shook that it’s finally been released. I’ve always been so intrigued by this gbc version of the game and it makes me very happy that it’s out for the world to play.
I WANTED THIS FREAKING GAME RELEASED, CAUSE I DON'T GIVE A FREAKING BARK WHAT MATT STONE AND TREY PARKER SAYING THAT THE GBC IS FOR CHILDREN OR NOT!!! Oh, and the password at the end is CBTHPM, which ever access to World 2. So, would you upload a GBP capture of world 2 of this cancelled game?
If you get to the level where Kenny is trapped on a bookshelf, get Stan, Kyle, and Cartman up to the box(?) and then use Cartman as a base, Kyle as a trampoline, and fling Stan over to Kenny.
I mean, i dont think nintendo was the reason for its cancellation. I'm pretty sure its because matt and trey felt it wouldn't work on a handheld for kids
Nah, not the fact it was rated R18+ in australia... nahhh... not that they swear constantly, and there is extremely brutal deaths for a gameboy game... “shut the fuck up fatass.” Nah, noe of that.
Did that game have the level with the UFO and the cows too? This was also recycled as a Mary Kate and Ashley game too, but I looked at it and only the first level was the same.
They were actually the same game but the South Park one was the original version,Mary Kate and Ashley was the version of the game released for EE.UU and the Maya the Bee's game released in Europe
Yeah, but like I said, I looked at a Mary Kate and Ashley playthrough and only the first level was the same, so I'm wondering if Maya the Bee had changes too.
Maya the Bee is actually very similar to South Park- The obvious things are missing ofc, like the characters cursing after they die and Kenny being killed after each boss, but apart from that the levels are the same (although the order has been moved around) and the cutscenes are even still there, only with modified sprites and dialogue.
I have a copy of the GBC game, The New Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley, in my room "shut up" and "oh my god" were also used Mia: Me? A... A princess? Shut... up! (The Princess Diaries) Anna (in Tess' body): Oh, my God, you are my mother. (Freaky Friday)
Oh my bad didn't saw it. But I think it's on emulator since it doesn't exist any cartridge of this game (exept if the person who made the video had a prototype cartridge but I don't think that's the case)
It's not an emulator! I'm playing this on a flash cart, a special cartridge you can load games into. So what I do is load the ROM into the flash cart, and then play the cart on the Game Boy Player (which has the exact same hardware as a Game Boy Advance inside) to record it.