This was one of my favorite games growing up. so much has happened and I haven't been able to watch your videos til now but I'm so stoked to have a bunch of your videos to catch up on. I love you bro
@@EvanHelblingYT Ive missed seeing you too, my mans. I wish I could say all is well but it's really the opposite lol but the videos I'm catching up on have definitely helped me smile and laugh through it.
I'll always wonder why Eddy straight up does not look right in 3D compared to every other character from the show. The cartoony outlines make it look like he has a pencil thin mustache for example lmao
I remember walking around the cul-de-sac seeing where they put all the locations in the show on a map and the jawbreaker collection page. Isn't that game super clunky?
I played this through when i was a kid. I remember suffering trying the beat the levels haha. I much more enjoyed the gameboy advance version. It was super replayable collecting all the different jaw breakers. Good times
Dude ive watched like 5 of your videos while i was scrolling looking for a video of yours that you mentioned in one of your videos..im to high for this i feel like im trapped on your channel haha
If you're into bad games like this I'd recommend Powerpuff Girls Chemical Xtraction and Relish Rampage. Chemical Xtraction is a crappy 3D fighting game that was released in 2001 for the PS1/N64 (When the PS2 and gamecube were already out) that has bad controls and poor hit detection. Relish Rampage is a little better, but not by much. It has a hyperactive camera and gets pretty repetitive.
I went to a private Christian school and we actually had an odd game day (as long as it was rated E) I brought this game and everyone who tried it hated it. I loved the OG show so much and LARPed a lot by always wearing a hat like I was Double D, so I couldn't admit it was actually anti-fun in every single way. A teacher asked what the purpose of the game was, and well, scamming people out of money was very unchristian so I said it was about pulling pranks. In the end, the biggest prank was me trying to tell myself the game was good. I'd replay it time to time, as if to justify its existence in my PS2 library, but I still remember how dry my mouth would get from boredom. Its "long ride in a hot truck with a country music cassette tape playing" tier of boredom that only the dead truly know peace from.
@@EvanHelblingYT I don't think you covered it and I don't know if this is some early onset dementia ruining my memories, but I distinctively remember a level very similar to the Reptar city rampage in the good Rugrats game. Where Ed had some nonsensical costume on and he was destroying a cardboard city. I actually remembering recording that level on a VHS, which was a very odd hobby of mine as a kid. Btw, you ever intend on playing Rugrats Studio Tour on PS1? Its absurd as hell and far from as good as the other games, but I remember distinctively its platformer space missions, an absolutely demented minecart puzzle and it also had mario kart races that actually are about as good as the ones in Mortal Kombat. I personally strongly disliked the game as a kid, but the ghosts in the Reptar one spooked me to the core (and Mr Friend) so I always ended up renting Studio Tour. :/
