Cuphead's Delicious Last Course | "Franchise" 

I don’t usually go for extra hard games, but Cuphead is an amazing exception that simply oozes style. Loving this DLC so far! Thanks for your thoughts.

I mean, if you're a Contra head and not a golden age animation head that likes games your perspective will be different I guess. I found the artbook and all the tidbits about animation far more fascinating that I think a game design doc would be. Also it took them this long because this kind of animation takes time, which I know this isn't your wheelhouse, but it's not something to short sell either.

“I’ve been looking forward to this.” -Count Dooku

I have to agree with you on the netflix show, and partially on the art v gameplay. I think its excellently done but there are times where I tunnel vision and dont pay much attention to the art because if I was paying any less attention to the game, I'd be losing. The netflix show looks fine I guess but really I couldn't care less about it's existence personally. Its okay, I suppose. I think the voice acting is grating and using "puppets" matches the style enough to not be too different but its at the same time, slightly unappealing????

Such a cool and insightful video, that ending analogy really did wrap it all together nicely.

2:53 To be honest, I'd say its a throwback to designs of games like Joe and Mac or Alien Soldier, where the focus IS on the boss fights while the actual stages are mainly just a basic transition to the next fight. I mean granted, Cuphead gives them more purpose through the gold coins and generally longer length, but they're still the weakest and least fun parts of the game by far, and I honestly MUCH prefer the King's battles as a way of earning them.

Always a good day when GhenryPerez uploads.

Thanks man, now I remember I still didn't watch your last 4 hours video

I totaly agree with the intro.. I was instantly sold on the game when the first gameplay was showed because of the handrawn old school art, and that it reminded me of a 90s arcade run n gun.. That's it.. It made me super hyped for the game and I would say I was fanboing both before and post launch.. But I never wanted more outside of the game.. As soon as I heard about the show I was like what is in the game that indicates it would be a cool show.. Street fighter getting anime i get, there is some story there.. but cuphead is get souls to not go to hell and if they wherent going to do a prince of dark water type show where they basicly retold the story of the game and not do it in the same artstyle then what is the point? I saw a few episodes.. I didn't like it..

definitely not expected, but appreciate it!

Given the obvious run n gun influence, I’d say the secret boss is more inspired by Silhouette Mirage than Ikaruga. Although, they’re both from Treasure, so maybe it’s the company MDHR are inspired by. 😁

great new video!

What were the three beat em ups. I didn't recognize them after Streets of Rage?

Cuphead is great, I finally bought it on sale and played through it on Switch, but it feels like a full motion video game. It really feels like you're just interacting with a predetermined animation cycle that doesn't react to your actions. And yeah, forget all this franchise shit. Gaming has gotten way too big for it's own good.

Yet another certified ghenry classic

Ghenry, whtas the other art books that you've shown like at the 2 minute mark? They look cool

Now Go!

With covid I doubt they have anything about a new game aside some pre-production.

Cuphead franchise review in a nutshell: "Dude, bail? Bail."

Was Excited to Watch until I saw the DLC Spoiler Warning. Yet another one to wait on ‘til I Play (But Man, The Thumbnail And Duration Alone Got Me Hyped For The NMH3 Vid) So for now I’ll just leave a Comment for the Algorithm. Still your Recent Output’s been Great, Keep Up the Good Work Dude!

Nice cat

Its good

SOR4 is peak. Shredder’s revenge doesn’t even come close in my book. I have still yet to play fightn’rage though.