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I had that captain crunch game for sooo long. I gave it to a high school teacher of mine for their kid as I had well outgrown it but to this day still with to play it again now.
I grew up with the cap n crunch game, as a little kid i enjoyed playing it, especially the skateboarding level. But as adult, i can see how it can get boring. The game ends with the antagonist laughing or growling from the distance, makes you think theres was gonna be a sequel
I played a lot of Pepsiman when I was a kid. Until I am adult, I never realized that game was never released on America and Europe before. I, myself, is from Indonesia, so we still get some games imported from Japan, like Doraemon SOS, Front Mission 2, Namco X Capcom, Bishi Bashi Special, Mother 3 etc. so I kinda lucky
@@Dremag_Gaming Riiiight!? 😅 . That's why when I was kid, I never thought of this game was Japan released. and they use white people on their cutscene, so I thought "off course this was American game " 😅
I'm not sure if this qualifies, but how amazing would it be if a game featuring the many colourful characters from Tim Burton films all in an alternate shared universe was developed? Imagine the possibilities considering how many great films he's made
There was very briefly work done on a "Tim Burton's kingdom hearts" as a spin off, that was intended to focus on Burtons extensive work with Disney (after he had that exclusivity contract with them). However the exclusivity contract with Disney ended and Disney opted to end the KH spinoff development before much work was done.
an interesting thing about the burger king trilogy games is that all games work on both xbox and xbox 360, where each version of the game is on a separate part of the disc and its not just the xbox 360 using backwards compatibility to play it
For the record: Gotham City Imposters was based on Detective Comics #867-870. So it's not really that weird for DC to license a storyline they published.
I remember when I was a kid, my mom brought home a 2nd hand Pepsi Man for my PS1. It was totally awesome! I would play it for hours and hours and the iconic intro of "Pepsi Maaaaaaaaan!" ahhhh. Music to my ears
They really need to make a fighting game featuring a roster of these product mascots, like 7UPs Spot vs Dominos Noid, Cap'n Crunch vs. Chester Cheetah, so on so forth
I was thinking the same thing. They also need to add characters like Ronald McDonald, Snap Crackle and Pop, BuzzBee, Tony the Tiger, Geico Gecko, Pillsbury Doughboy, Green Giant, Kool Aid Man, Mr. Peanut, etc.
I broke out my NES the other day. I started looking through the big pile of grey cartridges when I came across a really weird one I completely forgotten about. I have a working copy of THE NOID
A piece of trivia about the who framed Roger rabbit video game that wasn't mentioned: it was released by the king of all bad movie based video games. That's right, I'm talking about ljn. Or, as the angry video game nerd would put it, laughing joking numnuts.
Pepsiman was created by Japan's Pepsi corporate division. Surprised they didn't show Pepsiman appearance in Sega Fighting Vipers game. That's the first time I saw him. Of course it was the Japanese import of the game. The America version had the character with no Pepsi symbol
The oddest game I ever owned was Animal - a point and click adventure game starring Pepperami. The main character was voiced by Ade Edmondson and even mentioned a sequel...which never happened.
Fun fact: moonwalker had thriller for round 3 the cemetery level. But was pulled because it wasn't Witten by Jackson himself. BUT there is rev 0 carts that play a bit of thriller if you during the dance sequence. Also et was ahead of its time.
Gotham City Impostors was my go-to game for the longest time back in the day. It was way more fun than it had any right to be. Still hoping for a sequel someday.
i forgot gotham city imposters existed, it was one of the first games i ever played on steam. i still have Garfield kart furious racing and Chex quest in my steam library
I'm Surprised Nick at Nite Didn't Get a Video Game that block was firing at all cylinders during the early to mid 1990's with licensed merchandise crazy man crazy
Yo, my friend, this vid is great, but it would be better if you'd put the games's systems at the subtitles so we can know with console each game was released.
20:04 “Not everything needs an adaptation” I doubt the mentality behind the ET game was mainly to adapt the movie. ET the movie being the success it was, I think not doing a game tie-in would’ve been a wasted opportunity.
I unironically liked Gotham City Impostors. I was upset when GameSpy shuttered its doors so we lost the PS3 version, but I believe the Xbox 360 version lived on longer.
i was actually expecting goat simulator to be in the list haha, or or.. Mister Mosquito or maybe Seaman (yep that is actually the game's name, dont get me wrong) well pepsiman and moonwalker michael jackson aint that bad
Ive been interested of that Garfield Kart Mario Kart racing game a long time since it was came out, maybe i'll buy it for my ps4. By the way I really like Michael Jackson's music he really was a creator of pop music and now he's a legend. I like he's songs like Thriller, Black or White, Beat it, Who's bad and of corse A Smooth criminal. 😆
i still remember getting my xbox 360 on christmas day back in 2006. i got perfect dark zero, kameo: elements of power, burger king pocket bike racer,, and i think 1 other game i can't remember. loved playing the racer, but all i really wanted to do that day was play sonic 06, but when i drove up to my local blockbuster they wouldn't allow me to rent xbox 360 games without having a major credit card on file. well needless to say i was mad back then, but after seeing it years later i think they did me a solid with that rule.
I think y'all are playin fast and loose with the the term "Licensed", like how is Teras Kasi and Gotham City Imposters considered "Licensed" when they were developed and published by the actual companies who already owned the IP in the first place, LucasArts/Lucasfilms and WB Intereactive/Warner Bros?
I’m not complaining I just had a random thought. Heard you say the Garfield cart game is a Mario cart clone. When will we stop calling every cart game a Mario cart knockoff? Yes Mario cart created the genre but now it’s it’s own genre. We don’t call every shooter a halo or call of duty clone because it’s now it’s own genre
In my opinion...Maybe even collective opinion, ALL video/pc/arcade games should be publicly available after a certain amount of time. As with most other media.
I actually had the Star Wars fighting game. It was pretty clunky, but not terrible....... okay, I gotta admit I didn't know anything about most of these games. I'd love to play them just to see how bad (or not) they really are.
If there’s one game I could magically infuse a huge player base back into. It would be Gotham City Imposters. That game was so fun. There’s literally a group chat on Steam with people trying to desperately get 6 players online at the same time to start a match. The game has been dead for years I think it averages like 30-40 people a day. The diehard fans petitioned to get the game code from the owners and the petition gained so much traction someone up top responded. They basically said there is no code, it’s long gone.
Some of these are classics, but that doesn't make them good! Although, that Tacobell game looks like Doom for kids! And of course,MJ's game was amazing! Especially when he gets everyone to dance!
