3:28 HOLY SHITE, THE FATTHATT JUST APPEARING LIKE THAT, OUT OF LITERALLY NOTHING, IN A CLOUD OF STEAM, AND THEN JUST STARING STRAIGHT INTO YOUR SOUL LIKE THAT, IT LITERALLY GOT ME IN STITCHES 💀💀💀💀 *15:22** QUICK, SOMEBODY GIVE THAT MAN A PAYRISE*
I had Festival adventure, Trouble On the Tracks, and Railway Adventures as a kid and I loved them. They had a great art styles, great music, and enough to do to keep playing for a good while. Fun fact, Trouble on The Tracks was called "Shortcut To Trouble" on the desktop while Railway Adventures was called "Shortcut To Thomas" I remeber playing Special Delivery once because I ended up with a free play somehow (it lasted long enough to play story mode one time through with a bit left over for extra mode and free play). I only game mode I remembered was the Harold in the clouds one.
The Only One I Got To Play Was Thomas Saves The Day And I Wish I Was Able To Play The Better Ones Like Trouble On The Tracks And Railway Adventures, But I Still Have Found Memories Of Young Me Not Knowing How To Play And Beat The Game (I Was 3 Then And Was Dumb) And Going Into The Minigames And Playing The Harvey Game For So Long. Also, The Reason I Couldn't Play The Others Because It Was On The Preschool Computer And They Didn't Get The Others. Everyone Only Got 30 Minutes On There And All I Did Was Try The Game, Not Know How To Play The Main Game, Play Harvey Game. It Was Fun For Young Me, But I Would Rather Get Trouble On The Tracks And Railway Adventures, But I Maybe Will Get Thomas Saves The Day To Relive Memories And Not Be Stupid And Beat The Game And The Other PC Games Because *WHY NOT.*
30:04 In Magical Adventure, your name was "Jijigagi". It's apparently a city in Ethiopia, and I don't think you intended it, but hey, you don't know Japanese, and I just screenshotted it and used Google Lense to translate it, and I don't know Japanese either, so it's okay.
Trouble on the tracks I wanted to play as a kid but never got there I said it before and I’ll say it again: I’m here because I feel nostalgic Edit: and all games related to that
I did. It wasn’t as easy to use like other emulators I have used but once you mess around with it some it works. If you look up Windows 98 emulator for retro arch that’s what I used. I just got my games and dumped them onto my PC and then used them for the video. You can’t use the disc for the emulator or at least I can’t it didn’t work
The way the controller works is that if you press button on it it presses down on a key in the keyboard. So just pressing those keys makes the game work.
you gotta use an emulator to play the games. I used a Windows 98 Emulator on Retroarch. I followed the tutorial by Archades Games. It’s pretty long but it takes some time to get these to work and I still had to mess around with it some. It’s honestly a lot to set up but once you do it’s just about learning where to put the game files to make it work
