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Reminds me of Tomska and his surfshark ads. He managed to drop c*nt in the middle of a slam poetry ad section for surfshark and my jaw dropped in how he was able to get away with it.
Fun fact: The lead physics developer for Jurassic Park: Trespasser went on to be one of the lead developers on the original Xbox. The Xbox physics engine even used some code from Trespasser.
Could you elaborate? I'm a bit confused about what you mean by "Xbox physics engine", since I'm not sure how a physics engine would be used on the console itself.
@@dragonick2947 So I decided to look this up, and you're right about there being no such thing as an "Xbox physics engine". However, in the process I discovered that Trespasser was the first game ever released with an actual physics engine, which is pretty cool! Doing that appears to be a big reason why the game failed, but it advanced game development a ton, so it had a lot more impact. And it's pretty fitting for a Jurassic Park game to do that, given how the movie advanced tech a ton.
As someone who watched the show, yes, that is the basic premise of Hannah Montana, outside of the fact that she isnt really a country girl. The movie is about "reconnecting" to her country roots because shes become a diva
I had the DEMO DISC for the Jimmy Neutron game... it had a VERY short space shooter section, and an on foot section in the alien ship. And the aliens would run at you and say 'INTRUDER ALERT. INTRUDER ALERT.' AND IT TRAUMATIZED ME. It was up there with Redeads and the Mario 64 Piano for 'reasons I require therapy today'
Holy crap I had that same demo and experience! I was literally thinking about the creepy aliens just slowly floating towards you. Creeped me out so much
He tastes like some kid with eyes. I apologize for breaking the quote chain with another quote. And I apologize to everyone who recognizes that quote as well.
25:57 Cindy : "There are no such things as aliens" *Zoop here come alien abducts her* Cindy : "Aaaah!!!" J.Neut. : " women ☕" 10/10 comedy, bravo Nick you did it
Seeing footage from that Lord of the Rings GBA game makes me realize... It's probably games like THAT that move soooooo slowly and have such frail characters that always miss their attacks that give turn based rpgs a bad rep.
@@southparkfirefly Though I can't say for certain, I think there's like a stereotype of people thinking turn based style gameplay is weaker/more boring (that's my theory on why some don't like them). Which I think is daft, as lots of people love board games and other table top games where you take turns and come up with strategies (which is just like turn based RPG's).
Ironically the Two Towers adaptation was rather decent (it was like a D&D hack and slash... that for some reason starts with a Moria level and ends at Helms Deep/After Faramir lets the hobbits go iirc)... but the Return of the King game was not a very good sequel either as it was insanely hard XD
The pilot actually explains this pretty quickly. When she's in the Hannah disguise she's also wearing makeup. The lack of makeup was how Lily was able to find out her secret in the first place.
@@Dorian_Scott exactly 😂 although some characters do figure it out on their own or rather there’s a moment where it seemed like it I think Rico did but Oliver tried to deflect it even though it was true 😂
I remember playing that Jimmy Neutron game CONSTANTLY as a kid It genuinely scared tf out of me, something about the game just FREAKED me out, especially the alien ship and nuclear reactor missions
Okay but why did that lotr gba game genuinely creep me out. Something about the graphics and uncanny movements literally gave me a sinking pit feeling in my stomach lmao
Aw man, Prisoner of Azkaban was one of my favorites growing up. But I will admit the Chamber of Secrets was the best one. And at least Prisoner of Azkaban wasn't...the 4th one.
I was almost outraged until I realized it was going to be about the PC version. I haven't played any of the games' PC versions but none of them look good.
@@timothyfinn3619 The only explanation for it is that the devs wanted the game to be as realistic as possible, which meant not having a health meter or ammo counter on screen. The compromise so the game wouldn't be impossible to figure out was the cleavage tattoo and the MC counting how many shots you have left out loud every time you shoot.
4th one is fine as well, just linear and not what people wanted of a Harry Potter game. There are so many worse Harry Potter games, like 5 for the GBA or Deathly Hollows
I had no idea the PC version of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was so drastically different from the console version. it looked so unrecognizable that they might as well just be two different games. the PS2 one's a fun time
WOW those Cindy and Hugh models are cursed beyond belief Also if you enjoy the Two Towers and RotK tie-in games, there's a pretty good RPG from the era called The Third Age. It's essentially a FF 10 clone from my understanding but it actually takes you through the events of the movies, albeit with a new party of characters based around the fellowship, but you battle/interact with the actual fellowship and others like Faramir at important moments. The original story it tells isn't too bad, plus you get a bunch (like 100+) optional expository scenes voiced by Ian.
Same, the game’s aren’t mechanically very interesting but the worlds are well designed and it hits all the beats of the story. Chamber of Secrets was my favorite though.
PBG this is going to sound kind of weird but thank you for continuing to censor/bleep your videos. My nephew is 11 and always asks if he can watch more Peanutbutter Gamer when he comes over. His parents don’t want him watching anything with swear words (at this point in his life because he’s very impressionable), and I respect his parent’s wishes. 👍 Also thank you for covering those terrible movie games, I LOVE watching good people play bad games. 😂 Hope you do more in the future!
I would be disappointed if there was no Jurassic Park MSPaint Scene to color of Jeff Goldblum lounging on the desk with his black shirt half opened. Such a wasted potential
22:54 - As it happens, yes, I do remember when Pippin died. There's a very old PBG video about The Lord of the Rings: Volume 1 for the SNES, where Pippin gets his flesh stripped off of him by a random bat in a cave. You may not remember that in the book, but it's my favourite chapter.
Ive noticed you've reviewed a lot of classic 3ds games on your channel, but theres one franchise i dont think you've ever talked about! Id love to see a video about any of the Professor Layton games by Level-5. They're one of those rare franchises that gets consistently localized to the west (rip mother 3)
As someone who grew up with Harry Potter games on PC, I can say this with confidence. *Sorcerer's Stone:* Bad voice acting, but gameplay was serviceable even if janky. *Chamber of Secrets:* PERFECT, PEAK KINO! Every HP game should strive to be just like it. *prisoner of azkaban:* I didn't bother capitalizing it because it's so forgettable.
21:05 Bilbo: It is mine! My prescious! Galdalf: It has been called that before but not by you. Bilbo's portrait edited on top of the face of Ventus from KHBBS: O K A Y I B E L I V E Y O U
Oh my word, I was so happy to see a new PBG video up! Just had a really rough exam I think I might have failed, so I really needed to laugh today! Thanks Peebs! 😊
Ironically, Austin, that becomes part of the main story line of Jimmy Neutron 😂 they're happy their parents are gone for a little while, but then soon realize they're all alone in their houses. And then Jimmy makes them build spaceships out of amusement rides.
It doesn't seem to follow the plot of the movie, despite having the same villains. Because the aliens also abduct Cindy here, yet in the movie, they only want the adults.
The LOTR FotR is based on the book not the movie. There was a rush to get a FotR game out and a 3rd party company bought the video game rights to the book and rushed out a game ahead of the movie tie in. Since FotR was taken EA had to split 3 movies between 2 movie tie ins instead of 3. This fiasco became one of the main reasons movie tie in games HAD to release same day as the movie without exception.
Man these videos are still as incredible as they've always been. Been watching for over a decade now and it's so nostalgic to sit back and watch a PBG video. Thank you peebs!
Other fun thing about the Lord of the Rings gba game, there's a room in the mines of Moria that straight up crashes the game when you enter it. I'm not making that up, I remember looking it up as a kid and having to pause the game at a specific time while hitting a weird button combination in order to get the room to load, and it was apparently really common.
Austin, you need to be a guest commentator for the Spilling The Milk reaction channel and also your daughter is still way too young to be hanging out with actual dinosaurs 'cause she's still just a baby like my next cat Misty who I'll be adopting in a couple of months for my 32nd birthday.
genuinely shocked to find out that you still make videos and that they're still good. you were somebody i looked up to a lot when i was 13-16. i'm 23 now and it's nice to see that you're still thriving :)
ever heard of bambo? either i played it wrong, or this game was boring. all you do is wait around for hours (and i'm not even kidding) and wait for a hunter to appear so a grown-up bambi can shoot them.
That Jimmy Neutron game was legit one of the only games I had as a kid, and let me tell you the game is legitimately unfinished. There are so many glitches to exploit that playing the game for me was less about playing the game, and more about seeing which ways I could cause it to glitch. You could get infinite jetpack, super speed, turn green, red, and all sorts of other things if you knew the right combination of things to do
I think my favorite part about these games is how many people have experienced at least one of them in their childhood, proving that their parents somehow lost all common sense and forgot how bad tie-in media has always been. For example, my parents both played games long before I was born. They *MET* each other by playing text-based RPGs. And yet despite that they subjected me to the Polar goddamn Express tie-in game, despite knowing full well that tie-in games almost never end well.
So, fun fact about Trespasser: it was supposed to have a complex interconnecting web of interactions, with the dinosaurs switching between various emotional states. The developers never got it to work though, which they fixed by setting all the dinosaurs to "aggressive" all of the time.
Wait wait wait, so the King and Queen of Far Far Away, one of which is DEAD, need Shrek and Fionna, two disinherited members of the family, to do a royal tour of the kingdom? I think that message was sent a little late. Like they kinda did the tour in the beginning of the movie... before Shrek and Fionna's kids were born. Even if it is just the queen sending the message, pretty sure she no longer has power. Arthur's king now. Why didn't he send the letter? Oh you know what, it doesn't matter because this is a dumb cash grab made even before the movie was done being made.
Yeah that part doesn't make sense. Plus, I can't imagine anyone enjoying the game either. Like even if you were a little kid who loved Shrek, why would you ever be like "I wish there was a Shrek game where I take care of his kids!" No kid would ever say that. And no older fans would either. The game has no audience to pander to.
I have pretty fond memories of all the early console harry potter games myself, mainly since they were all Ocarina of Time clones. So wierd seeing the PC version take a totally different genre.
I LOVED that Jimmy Neutron PC game. It’s so janky but it’s one of my first 3D games. I had the promo version for some reason, which had one random level. When I got the the real version, I didn’t know how “a new game in the same series worked”, so I put the disk into the reader with the disk of the promo version cause I thought they had to go together to get the full game. Nearly broke the disk slot but I figured it out.
What I love about these games from the early 2000 is how the same game would be completely different depending on the platform. I have played Prisoner of Azkaban for the PS2, PC and Gameboy, and none of the games are anything alike. The PS2 version was obviously vastly superior in terms of gameplay
15:42 Have you heard about the rumor that claimed the Hannah Montana Movie videogame contained an exploit that could hack into a Wii? Dozens of scalpers bought the game in droves only to realize that the exploit didn’t even exist.
