The Bluey Video Game is NOTHING Like The Show! | Bluey: The Video Game 

I'm all for it.

Here here

Yeah

:/

I hope he covers Gravity Falls since Ollie showed an interest in it. 4:41

Disney also has censored some episodes as well, like they got ludo studios to change capsicum to peppers in the international version. Also, they cut out bandit getting hit in the croch in born yesterday. There are more examples, but those are the ones I can think of.

@@ego-lay_atman-bay A big example is in the episode "perfect" Bandit was talking to his friend about getting "snipped" but Chili wants to keep her options open, they changed that convocation to getting dog teeth pulled and what if Bandit wants to bite someone

its the ABC not the BBC BBC is England

@@TheTynell1 oh yeah, my bad

Except far better since peppa pig is brainless.

Fr tho, but he's so real for that it's such a good show

I would be surprised if he made some videos *when he's old enough*

I'm just imagining an older Ollie watching his dad's gravity falls theory videos

It’s funny to me that whenever I think of Australia/ Aussies, I think of both bluey, and the babadook (more so the former than the latter due to it being what got me hooked on that type of horror movie).

"Bluey is Australian" A lot of things make sense now

Yeah the Peppa pig thing is funny cuz I was born in England and my dad is British but my mom was around me more and she's American so I had an american accent till I was 2 and started Peppa pig then I got a British accent

@@noooiisloththat’s hilarious😂 what accent do you have now?

I think I might be one of those “kids” (I’m 14 btw) and oh, I just love that accent, my final goals are: to live in Brisbane and to have broad accent, much like Pat’s one

Fr

same.

Same

really? wvwn with all the videos proofing dogs to be aliens/demons theories he done?

@@jojocraftybot40 seconds ago hoi

It's not a phase, it's a lifestyle

He's got Bandit's "commit to the bit" energy

It's almost like he's actually a dad 🙀

20+ year "phase" 😂

A phase that will only end when he enters his GrandPat phase.

Yes, I wanted to point it out

But do they get paid enough to afford a giant mansion with a huge yard in an area of Australia where even a small house would be super expensive?

I think the average home in Australia is a few hundred square feet bigger than the average American home. They also bought the home when it was run-down and needed lots of work.

Why can't they buy a frickin mansion by now

Well the common fan theory is that they act as a smuggling duo, Bandit finds bones and artifacts at sites, Chilli can bypass security and get them through the gate (as seen in how Bandit’s office has some artifacts) and they can sell them in places like Bali where they and their family visit regularly (See Christmas Swim with Frisky and Rad) so the means are there and it’s all for good silly fun

But they are regionally distributed by Disney the same way Doctor Who is

But abc is Disney at least in the usa

@@sky0kast0 Yes, but the comment is referring to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation NOT the American Broadcasting Corporation. Same acronym, the companies do the same things in their respective countries, but they are different and owned by different people. The ABC in Australia is a publicly owned company that is government funded

Glad someone pointed it out

It was created by ludo studios in Australia, and licensed to disney for national distribution (and censorship, lol).

Same I need to go to bed.. I have work in the morning

It is worth it 😅

Ha! Welcome to the club. I have not slept the full amount for a year because of this! 😅

Same

Fellow sleep deprived humans

Came here to this video looking to say the same thing🥲 these channels are my childhood

I can oddly relate.

Honestly, I watch this channel more than some of the others. The other channels will live on but this one will truly never be the same

Same here frfr I’m so sad

Same here, this specific channel is a comfort

Thank you matpat. 😭 ❤️

@@lolbit5637 ye

godspeed matpat

R.I.P gt,ft,ft,gt live and st.

Bye matpat

I thought the same thing!! I'm so excited

I'm pretty sure Film Theory already made a Gravity Falls theory on Film Theory!

its been 8 years, I think matpat ran out of theories

He more likely recorded this before help wanted2

You might be on to something. Maybe Rad lost his sense of childhood wonder at the time the map was created. Rad is the older brother actually the oldest. In the episode fairytale its believed that Bandit is around 10 years old and Rad is a few years older and would be 12 or 13. Whilst Stripe would be the same age as Bluey at around 7 years old.

This comment is exactly what I was thinking

What do you mean by that 🗿

yea!

Yeah I’ve been think about this a lot as well and I really hope we’ll get to see may hop in every once in a while here

We don't have a lot of time for that theory though 😭😭😭

It's so genuinely good tho

Yeah. That episode has made me questions so many things

The episode featherwand actually explains things a bit. In it, Chili doesn't seem to hear or understand Bingo say "heavy" and reacts confused at first rather than immediately having the item be heavy. Once she comprehends she goes with it and I'm sure Bluey and Bandit were able to hear her immediately and that's why they don't pause. All of this is to explain why they act surprised and confused when their tails get braided, a peg beard on Chili, roller skates on bandit, and other things. The only confusion for me is the very end when we see the love heart dominoes are up and a fairy placing the domino that I dont really understand. Basically the adults understand when the kids start a game or something. Probably because they set several of them up for the kid.

Wait til you think about the Homestuck easter eggs, and the Canonical Classpects and the implications... To quote as well... "Bandit: Bard of Hope Chilli: Mage of Hope Bluey: Knight of Void Bingo: Page of Light"

​@@higueraft571What do you mean by, "Canonical Classpects and the implications"? I've only seen maybe a handful of episodes, so am I missing something?

@@My_Name_Is_Mud. Homestuck references :V

If you want some tips for playing with younger gamers, here's some things that have worked for me, my little brother, and countless younger cousins! For fighting games, what my dad did was model the behavior for me in the first place - so, when he selected a character, he would pause and pull up the move list, then let me do the same - this helped me not feel bad for not having memorized things I /couldn't/ and put together that the cool combos I saw on the screen were something /intentional/ and something I could control. Even if I was too uncoordinated to /press/ the buttons fast enough for the combos to register, I was able to slide my fingers over the buttons and get them to work. My dad also had handwritten all the combos and fatalities (my first fighting games /were/ Mortal Kombat lol) in a notebook, and he'd open it and have it placed in front of us at the relevant pages - then, we'd have rounds where it would be "practice" or "let's see all the cool animations", where we'd take turns going through them. Just practicing together was fun, and my lil bro and younger cousins never complained when I've done similiar things with them. Having fun with 'watching the animations' also makes it fun when they lose normal rounds, because they still get to see new things, and makes it more of a team effort than anything. But yeah, depending on how old the kid is, some things might be out of their grasp developmentally. Some games need their combos to be inputted quickly, while others have some leeway on the exact timing needed, either of which can effect if the game accepts their button mashes or not. It takes time for kids to 1)memorize a combo 2)memorize which character it applies to 3)translate that combo from their head to actual actions where they hit the correct buttons and 4)they do so fast enough the game registers that it's a combo and not seperate moves. They'll get the hang of it eventually though!

I'd always say for raising a gamer, yeah it'd depend on what sort of games and concoles you're hoping to encourage, but point and click PC games are definitely the easiest to start learning mechanics of games. My sisters and I started childhood watching my Dad play games on the old mac - this was back when the logo was still rainbow striped. We had Return to Zork, Myst, King's Quest VII, The 7th Guest, and Inherit the Earth. Only two of those could be considered child appropriate, and even then definitely not children as young as we were. We then had some very simple games on the computer that were literally designed to teach kids to point, click, drag, and basically use the mouse and keyboard, whilst entertaining them with a story that may or may not have been educational. As we got a little older, we started playing games by ourselves. Some of these had free movement with the mouse, some of these involved using the keyboard to move in a 3D environment whilst clicking to interact, some of them required us to actually think about what we were doing - because you had to click on your chosen action button and then click on the thing you wanted to do that action to. So getting used to free movement, thinking through your interactions, and using keyboard and mouse at the same time to do different things - ie, using both hands to manouver controls simultaneously. That put us in good stead for moving onto console games, which are great for learning using multiple different types of controles (joystick and buttons, for example) at the same time with both hands. Moved onto Wii which required the hand eye coordination with two different hands at once, and Nintendo DS games which required quick movements with the stylus or arrow keys, which tested our ability to react super quickly for combos and button mashing. What also really helps is if you can stumble upon a really good series or production company, churning out stuff that the person is actively interested in. Before they changed everything, HER Interactive were pumping out fantastic long run PC games a couple times a year; as a little kid I liked Nancy Drew, so a very well made game series of the books grabbed my interest. I also loved mythology, so I of course fell in love with Age of Mythology, which got me trying Age of Empires, and caused me to realise that hey - I quite like strategy battle games. And then another series I liked released something similar for a different console, so of COURSE I had to try it out, which got me started on other consoles besides the PC. POINT IS - tie it into something they're already interested in, they will try it out, and if they love it they will naturally end up branching out into other stuff related to it. So that's my 3 tips: 1.Start off early having them watch you play games, even if it's games too advanced for them. 2. Have them do their first games playing simple point and click games on the PC to start getting used to controls and mechanics of gaming. 3. Introduce them to games that directly relate to things they are already interested in as the gateway games.

Bro did not watch the video 💀 He's not quitting Gtlive until roughly the end of summer, lol. Just ending the normal Theory videos by him in March.

@@AceFaz In the video he said he was giving the channel to someone else, it was also a horrible time to announce this now that the Spambots in his comments are going to go crazy and be very happy

@@UhhhIDontKnowEither Yes, I know that... That is Literally what I said..

he’s leaving at the start of summer :(

It happens to bingo too at 44:55

Bro watch the new game theorist video

Yeah I'm not a Bluey fan and I don't have a problem with the game other then the price. 40 dollars is crazy for this. About 5 or 10 would be more reasonable but I've definitely played free games like this as a kid.

Yeah like security breach is a much as this Bluey game

Well, he's still running this one for the next couple months. It doesn't seem like he's decided what's next for it after that.

This was my first game too! I remember doing the balloon blowing up so much, thanks for the memory lol

I remember that game! It wasn't my first but I vividly remember it!

well, he thought that he already knew the answer so obviously he wouldnt google it, and this is just gtlive not gametheory. no reason to research if they think they already know the basics

Me

Same, GT Live has become a part of my routine and I love Mat and Ash's banter.

​@@hoziersexual he said he just wants to play games and not worry about theories if he stays on gt live It will help me cope with him leaving the other channels. He could probably do even longer episodes too!

Signed

Fr cus this is my fav channel

Yes I really need to know cause out of the 5 channels and out of all RU-vid channels this one is my favorite I watch probably every day

he saod he'll still do gtluve till atleast the end of the summer idk about after that and I'm afraid to think about it😢

Ash confirmed on Twitter that GTlive will still continue after MatPat's departure.

@@fromgreattobrilliant922 🙏😭

​@@fromgreattobrilliant922but will matpat be back for it?