Pikmin Retrospective 

Fun extra touch in Pikmin 2: The Pikopedia entries for creatures have two entries each, one for each captain. Olimar has scientific observations of the creature while Louie... has culinary ones.

The fact you predicted pikmin 4 being a spiritual successor to pikmin 2 is insane

Man, that “war game” analogy really helped me understand Miyamoto’s viewpoint on the pikmin. I remember seeing his comments about how he wanted the player to lament over even a single pikmin death, and although I do feel sadness over pikmin deaths, I’ve never understood it on the level that Miyamoto seems to want to convey. I think he even compared it to Saving Private Ryan at some point. Once you equated it to a war story in this video, I started to understand it more. Strip away the nintendo charm and you’re essentially a General developing strategies and measuring your possible losses..

Want to make it easy on yourself with the waiting? Just keep telling yourself that at least you're not a F-Zero fan... (Also just use Rock Pikmin and 3's final boss is a huge joke, it can't really harm them in the slightest.)

Man, PIkmin 4 makes me happy. I genuinely just felt pure joy when I heard that trumpet. Pikmin 3 was the reason I wanted a Wii U, so I have a really deep emotional attachment to it.

Imagine talking about Pikmin 2 without talking about the Piklopedia and the Treasure Hoard. Eight year old me would spend wayyyyy too much time reading through the descriptions and notes in those two databases, especially learning about the different organisms encountered from Olimar's scientific notes. While it might not be the most up front interesting part of the game, it was a good way of providing a little extra depth beyond just what was presented directly to you.

I haven't finished the video yet, full disclaimer, but I'm blown away by the unique lens with which you analyze the first Pikmin. I always viewed Pikmin 1 as a dark game but I never really took the time to ask why or think about what it could say or mean outside of the context of the game's own narrative, and how that song plays into these themes. You've completely reframed my entire viewpoint of Pikmin 1. I'm super excited to see how this video continues and finishes. You're an incredible video creator, media analyst, and freaking artist man. Fantastic stuff.

If they can't give us a new game, at least give us a trilogy of the 3 existing games on the Nintendo Switch.

I actually had no idea there wasn't a month time limit in Pikmin 2, I played the whole game like the bank was going to foreclose on my house and make my family homless lol. I guess that helped to fuel my enjoyment, cause its so much more rewarding beating the game within your own set pace

That is the weird thing about Pikmin 1 and 2 is it attracts different types of fans. Some prefer the treasure collecting of 2, some prefer the time management of 1. The other makes the other group more nervous and panicked. As a 2 fan, 1 was nerve wracking at first. The 30 day time limit was too hard for a first playthrough. 3 is a solid balance between both styles but I miss the money aspect.

This man just did a pikmin 2 review without mentioning how OP purple pikmin are. Judging by the gameplay footage, he probably never realized that either. It's funny because the biggest concern of pikmin 2 in the review (of it being a chore to play through) can be solved by just one-shotting everything with purples. It's way more fun that way.

Bro Pikmin is my favourite Nintendo series and well my favourite set of games in general, I’m so glad you hade this video. Let’s just wait for Pikmin 4...

I'm the exact opposite, I love dungeon delving and treasure collecting, and time limits are insanely stressful I can barely even play the first game

Olimar is a metaphor for Jesus. I refuse to elaborate.

We have very different definitions of 'stress'. The Submerged Castle in its entirety is my very definition of stress. And caves aren't insurmountable. The game saves on each new floor, so if you wipe out or lose too many pikmin, it's easy to reset and try again.

I hope they put pikmin 3 on the switch at some point. I'd really like to play it at some point since I never got to on the wiiu

and 10 years later we get another one, If anyone is reading this in 2033 tell me what Pikmin 5 is like

Pikmin is probably my favorite video game series of all time; it is a masterclass of virtually everything I adore in a game and I’ve stuck with this series since the first entry. Here’s some thoughts from a longtime fan of the series. I didn’t like Pikmin 2 as much when I first played it; I still adored it because, well it’s Pikmin, yet I preferred the first game for a lot of the reasons you discussed in the video. But as I became a more seasoned fan of the series, I came to respect it so much more as a deep and meaty challenge for veterans of the series. Nowadays, it’s easily my favorite as a big Pikmin lore junkie. And lemme tell ya, waiting for Pikmin 3 for like 9 years and getting to play it on release was an unreal experience. Not to mention how absolutely stunning this game’s visuals are 6 years later. I also found the focus on the main overworld areas and less so on caves a satisfying return to form, and a soft reimplementation of the time limit a good addition if a little flawed. But without a doubt, the lore, world building, and theories surrounding Pikmin is my favorite part of this series. There’s hours worth of content theorizing how plants and machines formed a strange symbiosis in the Pikmin universe, how Onions, Candypop Buds, and Pikmin are all different stages of a single species, and even how Olimar might be hunted by an entity featured in all of the games. It’s what keeps my excitement and hope for the series still alive despite the painful radio silence time after time. Post Video Edit: HOLY CRAP SCRUFFY! I LOVE HIM!

51:30 OMFG That red pikmin actually made it, I felt like I was watching some 1917 shit, poor pikmin will have to deal with PTSD bless its soul.

I love the video, but as a long time Pikmin fan, I do have some stuff I want to go over. Pikmin games are built on the challenge they present along side their puzzles, they have and will always be collectathons, so the games will almost always feel repetitive to most people who don't love being completionists to a degree. There is also a huge divide between the fans of the series as some people love the caves, feeling like they add more to the games, and some people despise the caves, feeling like they take away from the games. Starting with Pikmin 1 you can complete the game without getting every ship part, though its only a few parts so there isn't a reason not to get them all unless you are running out of time. Pikmin 2 doesn't focus on stressing the player in that there isn't a limited number of days you have to beat the game, instead it was removed to help open the game up to newer consumers and widen the appeal of the game, with this change they added an optional ending with lots of extra treasure to collect so that people who enjoy the game play or want more of a challenge could be rewarded. They also introduced sprays which you can get by collecting berries that continuously re-spawn, these sprays can be used to either greatly buff your Pikmin's speed and power or to turn an enemy to stone making them unable to move for a short period of time. It is recommended that if you don't like losing Pikmin to the many challenging monsters, then you should collect a lot of these sprays to make the game easier to traverse. Pikmin 3 does have some nice melodies and everyone should be allowed to like whatever music they want, but I will always believe Pikmin 2's music design was much better. There is an entire video someone created that goes over the dynamic music in Pikmin 2 and how doing small things will alter how you hear the music with it adding, dropping, and even switching parts of the tracks out all based on what you are doing at any given moment, but the way Pikmin 2 handles this is on a completely different level to other games as for the longest time I never noticed the subtle changes in the track while I was playing because it changes the melody so seamlessly that I couldn't hear the changes until I was focusing on them. I honestly wish there were more people who are fans of this series as its one of my all time favorites and I still go back and play Pikmin 2 periodically every year

Pikmin 4 is the true spiritual successor of Pikmin 2, and it’s incredible!! It did everything I ever wanted in a Pikmin sequel.

"honestly, the campaign would be busted right open with co-op" how ironic

As someone who hasn't played the series before, this was quite informative, very well edited, and you are well spoken enough to get across the core concepts without speaking down the audience. Good work.

I enjoyed these games before having mainly played pikmin 3, but after playing 1 and 2 on switch now I gotta say this is definitely one of my favorite game franchises. I no longer stress about the time limit and I must say it's just so fun to play through. I also no longer suck at the combat which is a major help

One minor correction, the ship in Pikmin 2 isn't the Dolphin. Great video though

"i've reach 20 bottles of juice by the end of the game" Me: "laugh with my 80 bottles"

I'm like you and have no idea why I skipped pikmin for so long but I'm obsessed now my final moments in pikmin 1 fighting the final boss I had one lone pikmin to take him down that little guy in my headcannon was promoted to leader of the species and that's what made them able to take back their planet

I love that I can tell just from the first ten minutes of the video, how much research and time you put into this content. Now, brb gonna go enjoy the other 50.

I know this video is old, but eh, wanted to mention something: Namida Ga Afureta. It's a song in the same album Ai no Uta was in, and it adds so much to the story. It's supposed to be Olimar's response to Ai no Uta, how he regrets not being able to tell the pikmin how much they meant to him. "But we'll never ask you to love us" vs ""And I didn't say that I loved you - I'm sorry". Where's Ai no Uta is a sad song in a cutsy disguise, this one is just sad. To the point that the title translates to "The Tears Overflowed". If you happen to see this and you have the time, please look into the song. As I said, it adds a lot to the story and just makes Olimar an even better character.

This series was my childhood. Pikmin 1 was amazing, and Pikmin 2 is still my favorite game of all time. Pikmin 3 is also amazing. This game always brings me so much nostalgia

I love the pressure of Pikmin 1 but I was obsessed with the collecting mechanics so Pikmin 2 is perfect. Pikmin 3 feels like it tries to do both and while I know a lot of people love it, I still prefer the earlier games. Pikmin 4 is obviously an evolution of Pikmin 2 with a story and I'm in love with it so far. I think regardless of which gameplay you like, there's a game for you! I honestly love that they all feel different.

I did not know english when playing this for the first time so i had to do everything out of memory as i did not know there was a map

Thank God Pikmin 3 is coming to the Switch. I couldn’t finish the game, because of the Wii-U’s questionable Gamepad. - Edit: After playing Pikmin 3 on the switch, I can say that it’s not my favorite Pikmin game. Graphics are beautiful, the bosses are incredible, but my problem with the game is the urgency of Kopai’s food supply. Pikmin showed urgency of Olimar repairing his ship in 30 days, giving you plenty of time to collect all the parts. But Pikmin 3 took urgency to the extreme. You can collect maybe one fruit in a day, and then when the day ends, you see like 4 or 5 bottles of juice consumed. That just makes completing the game much more stressful. Pikmin 4 even pokes fun at this in the beginning of the game where the Rescue Corps wonder about their food supply, and the captain says to not worry about that. Which makes Pikmin 4 the “real” Pikmin 3.

Theres something about watching others love this game that makes me feel complete.

It makes me sad that you called Pikmin 3’s mission mod unremarkable. That was the main thing I did in that game. I spent hours on it

Pikmin 4 announced :)

If only he knew Pikmin 4 wouldn't get a release date until september of 2022 and still having to wait until 2023

I love all the Pikmin games, but I think my favorite is 2. Because I like just playing Pikmen, and it's the only game in the series that lets you just chill out and do that.

I like that the day limit was removed in Pikmin 2. As a kid, I was scared by most of that game. I mainly stayed above-ground and made more pikmins. I explored the caves very slowly. If there had been a day limit, I would not have liked it. I liked that I could explore at my own en pace! When I played the original Pikmin, I found that the day limit stressed me out. Edit: and today I love to 100% complete it. It’s my favorite!

Lovely video; it’s always interesting to hear an explanation for someone’s differing opinion, and you present yours in such a digestible way. Also, I love longer analytical videos like this. Thank you for letting me be a small part of it.

That ending where everyone talked about their favorite game in the series was so emotional but in a good way, thanks for that man.

“Pikmin fans had been waiting 9 years for a sequel.” Animal Crossing fans: I know that feeling, bro.

Pikmin 4 is releasing next month, Pikmin 3 Deluxe released awhile ago, and Pikmin 1+2 switch ports are available *now*. Pikmin fans are eating good now.

It was pretty convenient for you to upload this just as soon as I started playing both Pikmin 1 and 2. I knew I had to watch this since I really liked your Half-Life and Minecraft video so I went back and completed both games.

I love the video and you put a lot of work into it! I hope we get pikmin 4 soon.(btw pikmin 2 is my favorite)

1. acknowledged the luigi's mansion preview movie 2. brought up chuggaconroy's original playthrough. i don't know who you are random recommeneded guy but you've got a sub

You know. It's not often I find someone like you. I've always loved analysis and retrospectives. Though not many do it justice. You perfectly captured and described pikmin in a way no one else ever has. You never mared it down with contant attempts at being 'funny', or making some random reference too an event without context. You just rike down Pikmin. Telling it's message. Even seeing all the people come together at the end was a great sight! Showing how this series has changed so much, but kept everyone together.

This is such a Goddamn great video. I salute you sir, I salute you and your video essay producing skills. That bit at the end with people talking about their favorites things about each Pikmin game was so heart warming. Thank you for this video!

So glad to finally be able to say to be looking forward to seeing Pikmin 4! It's been long but i truly am looking forward to it and can't wait for them to show us more

Yay, Scruffy! It always makes me so happy when some of my favorite content creators work together like this. These retrospectives are great fun to watch, and get me thinking a lot about game design, and the industry as a whole. I really enjoyed Pikmin 2 for its focused challenges and resource management over time management- I can see why you dislike it, especially given how samey the caves can be. This is a shame, since- as someone who's dabbled with making custom caves- there are a lot of themes and resources to use to make each one feel different, which just weren't utilized in the normal game.

What a Great video! Pikmin is my favorite game series and to see others enjoy it as well, just really makes me happy! My favorite Pikmin game is Pikmin 2, I'ts probably because of the fond memories i have from when i was a child playing it! Still boot up the older games to this day! Thanks for the video!

This video makes me so happy. I love pikmin. I was about 4 or 5 when i first played and it always had and will have a special place in my heart. Thank you so much for this. Its makes me so happy to see pikmin is still getting the love and attention it deserves.

I still love Pikmin to this day. Even tho i started with the second game. I later tried the first one but i felt it wasnt that relaxing and stopped playing it. But now that you made this video im gonna try it out again. thanks!

I'm a minute in and my heart is already aching. I love this series so much, I'd say TOO much if it wasn't a "transitional game" for me, representing something I adored in my childhood that stays with me to this day. This game means a lot to me, it's on equal ground with The Last of Us, even though I wasn't aware of this when I watched playthroughs of both as a child.

Great video! The war analogy deepened my appreciation for the Pikmin series. Excited to watch whatever you cook up for Pikmin 4.

Hi! I found you through this video. I loved Pikmin 1 as a kid, and Pikmin 3 as an adult. Your analysis really showed me a lot of angles I didnt consider. Never would have considered that Pikmin might be a great representation of war, but it absolutely makes sense. You definitely earned a sub with this, amazing work!

So, I think we need a revamp of this video in the near future, after Pikmin 4 was announced.

This was incredibly well done! Pikmin is one of my favourite series and I'm excited for the 4th one! It's insane to think we've waited longer between 3's original release and 4 than 2 and 3. I think we have different views of what makes a game stressful as I think Pikmin's 1 timer and Pikmin 2's waterwraith are some of the most stressful things in the series. I liked Pikmin's 2 lack of timer and 3's pseudo timer. Those games are still difficult and fun without Pikmin's 1 timer. I would argue Pikmin 2 has is just the most difficult game to complete overall, while Pikmin 3 has the most difficult final boss.

"if pikmin 3 was released on the switch who KNOWS what would've happened?" well, my friend, seems like your in luck!

I'm glad to say (although pretty long after this video dropped) that Pikmin 4 is finally coming, and I'm so excited, and I hope you are too. I revist your videos a lot because I enjoy your unique views on video games. Keep it up.

A little sad you didn't even briefly mention the hidden details of a deep lore potentially being revealed to us through subtle hints and optional text suggesting there's a bigger story going under. Umibozu might just be a theory but there's a lot of evidence supporting it's validity, but even if you dispute the evidence there is something going on with Louie and the planet that seems to have the power to crash your ship every time. There lurks a something deeper than the depths of the submerged castle, and I'm absolutely obsessed with wanting to learn more about the world of PNF-404, how it got to this state, where the humans went, what exactly are these creatures that now inhabit the land, what secret does the planet hide, why is there such an emphasis on Louie doing terrible things. (also the Pikmin 2 emails tell a great optional story that really brings out the personality of characters, but its a shame it goes unappreciated. Pikmin Characters are surprisingly deep if you take the time to read the optional text. Olimar may be the deepest nintendo character of all time.

I’m here after Pikmin 3 Deluxe got announced. I’m so excited for it😁

I am already a full blown pikmin fan, even before pikmin 3s release I got a tattoo of them, but your description and take on the first game full blown gave me chills! It also let me see it from a new perspective. It some how made me get a deeper appreciation for a game I already loved. Also very good touch with the community ending

Pikmin 3’s true spice mod fixes all the problems you mentioned. It’s funny to see how simple changes have large differences

The thing you said about Pikmin 3's fruit system feeling less rewarding on subsequent playthroughs is something I actually felt on my first playthrough, I lived through the 9 year gap between 2 and 3 and had a lot of time to go back and play the first 2 and "git gud" at Pikmin, so the only moment where I actually felt a bit of tension in 3 was when Louie stole the fruit, the rest of the game was smooth sailing with a fruit buffer that never got close to running out, the average Pikmin 1 playthrough for a first timer takes about 25 days, I think that's perfect, it gives some wiggle room for slow players or those who had to spend time recovering from major losses but not so much that you ever feel like you can afford to screw around, in Pikmin 3 though with all fruit collected there is a day limit of 100, for those aiming to just beat the game and not bother with 100% the average first playthrough is about 30 days, for those going for 100% it's about 40 days, in either case it's less then half of the days you have to work with, that'd be like if Pikmin 1 gave you 60 days, the tension would be non-existent, I understand that Pikmin 3 has you making your own time limit with the fruit system so it makes sense for it to be a bit more lenient then Pikmin 1 but it goes too far in the leniency direction IMO, honestly I'd rather the fruits have just been unnecessary collectibles like the treasure in Pikmin 2, I know you took issue with those but I take much greater issue with Pikmin 3 giving the false impression of having an ever changing time limit which is a really tantalizing proposition to me but in reality you're only ever stressed for time once when Louie swipes your fruit, anyways tangent over... Pikmin 2 is my favourite but I like it for reasons kinda separate from Pikmin 1's core themes, I really do love the limited time aspect from the original and was excited to see it return in a sort for Pikmin 3, which is part of why I'm so disappointed at it's poor execution, If caves like in Pikmin 2 do return in a future Pikmin game, but in one where time matters, I think a good compromise would be slowing the clock down by a factor of 10, instead of completely halting it; 13 mins on overworld=130 mins in a cave.

Gotta love that awesome theme song. Always sticks in my head like super glue.

This video has no right being as good as it is! It’s the only reason I gave Pikmin 1 a real chance and how that lead to beating all 3 games within a year or so, and becoming one of my favorite game trilogy’s of all time! Thank you Liam!

This is exquisite, vibrant storytelling that seamlessly combines fact and observation with personal opinions. A well earned sub, so happy to pick up where I left off on the Switch!

The Piklopedia is what really solidifies Pikmin 2 as my favourite. I feel like I spent more time in the Piklopedia as a kid than I did in the main game. It's just so chill and relaxing, but also interesting reading all this weird lore, and Louie's recipes.

I find Pikmin always really interesting as it's the sort of narrative through-line that Nintendo usually likes tucking into their games brought out to the forefront. Kirby has constant little tidbits of being darker than it appears tucked into its lore, Metroid usually tucks its implications and darker elements into data logs or environmental implications, even games like Zelda or Paper Mario usually tuck their darker elements in specific narrative sections or areas and then go back to being fun adventure time or goofy slapstick rpg fun times. Pikmin is a constant addressing of these darker elements, of the responsibility you hold over your troops and family, of how small your stature in the world is and overcoming the hostile environment around you. Death and loss is not just implied or brought up, it's ever-present in a way that many Nintendo titles tap into, but short of Majora's Mask, rarely make their focus.Even as banter makes the characters a bit goofier and more light hearted, that sort of bleakness toward the exploration of the planet remains... and I think that's a very solid focus. Not necessarily one that'd be all that financially successful, but one that a fanbase can really develop from. You do an amazing job at illustrating that. Excellent work on this one, you can feel the motivation and inspiration that went into both the vid and your passion toward analyzing the series. Zelda Game & Watch Retrospective when

PIKMIN!! One of my favorite Nintendo and video game franchises of all time. Nice job man!

This video is incredible! It highlights so much good about this series and what each game did right and wrong. Personally speaking I am a big fan of Pikmin 2, it's alot of fun collecting all the treasures but I can understand why some people dislike it. Also as soon as you mentioned bingo battle and how great it is I knew I could trust you haha. I really just wish Bingo Battle had online matchmaking or even a way to play with friends.

59:17 I laughed really hard at this. For those who don't know, the man featured in this clip is a HUGE Pikmin fan and has interviewed Miyamoto about it on multiple occasions.

I'm so glad 4 is finally happening

Ay happy to be here again I got super high and couldn’t focus on my movie (La Chinoise, interesting French movie) and I knew I wanted to watch ur vid Just wanted you to know you’ve done a great job and have made content that is a real place of comfort :)

In the Distant Spring, if you are able to get there on day 15 you can find something interesting.

here we go!! I was waiting for something to watch.

watching this while playing pikmin 4 is crazy

The Pikmin series is one of my favorite games ever. I was just getting back into games when the Gamecube came out and this was exactly what I was looking for. I can't explain why I love this game so much but the aesthetics are so pleasant but also dangerous. I was very happy to get the Wii copies where I can use the remote instead of a controller which I think has become a necessity. The sequal was also amazing, I still haven't fully finished it, some of the later levels are very challenging. I have the other 2 games but am waiting to play them like a fine aged wine. I know they will be great.

I had an afternoon for the first time in a while, and being the huge Pikmin 3 fan that I am, I took an hour to sit and watch this in full. To start, I feel that I can say to the fullest extent that this is the best summary of pikmin insight that I've witnessed. Each game had the level of detail confined into the time limited to its section that, I'm sure the community could agree, made it perfect for the required bits to mention for all games. The community presentation at the end was just the icing on the cake; it took what the entire video culminated into and twisted towards the perspectives of the people who are also passionate about the topic. (I nearly screamed when Scruffy started speaking but that's besides the point.) I couldn't agree with the claims in this video more, (especially the ones about Pikmin 1) and I anticipate the future of this franchise just as much as I hope anyone who reads this comment does. And of course, thank you, Liam Triforce, for this incredibly well structured and great summarizing video.

pikmin was one of the first games i played without seeing another youtuber play it.

Pikmin 2 is my favorite, but I understand how incredibly flawed it is. If I'm to be honest, it just gives me a lot more Pikmin to play, and I love the gameplay so much that I can forgive its nagging issues. If any future Pikmin game approaches that length, without being as repetitive, it'll no doubt take over for me. ... I do need more bestiary logs, though. I love those.

Pikmin 2 is my favorite video game ever, endlessly replayable, beautiful presentation, amazing addicting gameplay, great sense of difficulty for the truest of veterans, and probably the most immersive game and setting I’ve ever been plunged into, and it’s so tightly done with some forgiving aspects that do make the game easier and rewarding, I think that’s what Pikmin truly is, rewarding, through all the refinement of your skill and it’s not handed to you, and that’s why I believe it’s genuinely the best designed game series I’ve ever had the pleasure of growing up with.

Amazing video, so well made. Thank you for helping share these spectacular games. You have earned yourself a new subscriber. Keep up the hard work!

lol what was that yelling in the background

My thoughts on the whole Pikmin 4 thing right now: *intense laughter intensifies*

I love the Pikmin franchise and it was amazing to watch your video and sorta relive all those games back when I played them as a kid. I can't wait to see something from Nintendo about Pikmin 4.

I love the pikmin series. Two being my favorite of the three. The first two hold a special place in my heart. Growing up with both of them gave me many hours of enjoyment as a kid. I can even remember the parts I have struggled with whenever I get the chance the play through the games again. I could go on for awhile about pikmin 2 and why I love it.

I am so glad this video aged poorly. Not only do we now have Pikmin 3 on switch, but the confirmation of Pikmin 4? Heck yeah.

I ended watching this after Pikmin 3 deluxe was announced. Excellent video. You excited for 2 player co-op and new difficulty settings?

This was a really good way of showing off all 3 pikmin games and their strengths and weaknesses along with a little bit of their history and pikmin has been with me since I was born it’s incredible bountiful beautiful brutal and a great experience there’s nothing out there that will ever capture the magic of pikmin or it’s beauty that I can see in the future

One of my favorite game series ever I come back to rewatch this video or put it on at night every so often

Don't mind me, just rewatching this masterpiece to prep for Pikmin 4. Side note, iffin' you want to remake this vid in honor of such a legendary moment in mankind's history, well I certainly won't complain!

Just waiting for 4... it couldn't be another 9 years, right? It's gotta be soon... right?

The Waterwraith in the Submerged Castle is terrifying. Personally Pikmin 2 is my favorite, and I don't understand the desire to not collect the treasure. They really aren't hard to find and you quickly get a hotter colder radar. The point of Pikmin 2 for me is to relax as you casually explore and discover untold treasure and danger. And in regards to Pikmin 1 the 30 day time limit which sets a gameplay timeline under 7hrs, which is very short and personally i think we need more short games today, the sort of thing that can be beaten in an afternoon or 2 and get great enjoyment before its time to continue exploring new games.

Watched the whole thing! Great stuff, very investigative

I forgot to submit my tiny video for this :( but I'm ready to hear about pikmin for a hour

Pikmin 4 got announced LETS GOOOOO

This is always such a relaxing watch. Love this series!

Loved every second of this video cheers man for bringing up some of my most favourite gaming memories.