Yoshi's Story - Nintendo 64 / Switch Review - HD 

I had this game when I was little...one day I got bored of it and sold it, I wanted the money so I could buy a different game... I was such an idiot, 8 years have passed since I played that game but now I bought it again and I swear I will never lose it again! Anyways I want to say: Don't sell your games if you are tired of them, keep them! Some day you'll try them again and have a lot of fun. Sorry for my bad english

I feel as if Yoshi's Story is underrated. Even if it is short it was always a blast to play as a child, especially around Christmas one year and I still get the same enjoyment playing it now as an adult.

I absolutely enjoyed this game as a kid back in the 90's. And still do today. I have tons of fun going for those high scores and hearing the noises Yoshi makes. And I felt the music was what defined it. Yoshi is an incredibly cute character, and this game had us play through a story book involving just him.

It has really good music. Those jazzy guitar tracks are really chill, and bowsers castle theme is a hommage to another classical piece of music.

Yoshi's Story is one of my favorite games I every played.

I feel like people didn't understand this game in the same way that I did. I loved this game from the first moment I read about it. I preordered the game and bought it with my own hard earned young teen money. I loved the style of the game and embraced the concept that this was a skill based time trial game. It is built right into the menus... The game has unlimited replayability. You are constantly trying to beat your previous score and time. There is the metagame of attempting to get nothing but the melons which are pretty well hidden in some cases. The story was interesting and the cut scenes added to the fun.

I had a Japanese copy when it first came out and the whole time I was playing it, I couldn't help not think "Am I playing this wrong?"

I remember getting this game for Christmas and beating it by new years and never touched it again until a few years later. A buddy came over and he saw it there and asked if I ever found black or white yoshi or found shy guys or a handful of other little secrets the game had to offer. We spent the rest of the night basically 100% the game and since then I look back fondly on it and pick it up occasionally to play.

I kind of liked the cutesiness in this game, it didn't make me want to barf, lol. I liked Yoshi's Story but it was too short and easy. None of the sequels in the Yoshi series have matched Yoshi's Island for me though, that game had the perfect amount of content, exploration, and challenge for me that's one of my favorite games of all time.

Ah Blockbuster, excellently spent childhood and teenage years. Everyone knows it is short and easy, but it's still a good game, I enjoyed it.

This was one of my very first experiences with video games as a kid, aside from my dad's super mario on the NES and other platformers like Banjo Kazooie or Mario 64. I really did genuinely love this game and it certainly does hit a part of my heart and "childhood feels" when ever I think about it or see it. I was fairly young when I played it, about 5 or 6, so it's pretty near and dear to me.

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I liked both, but I prefer Yoshi's Island on SNES!

When my brother unlocked the white and black Yoshi he said i was never to play as them. Well i did, i picked the white Yoshi and he ended up in the cells of the castle. When he saw that the white Yoshi wasn't available my brother hit the roof. Needless to say my memories of the game aren't good. lol

The only difference between the Yoshis is the pitch of their voices and their favorite fruit. You can also unlock a Silver and a Black Yoshi

From an artistic standpoint, this is the best looking game that i have played. I enjoyed the gameplay too, as i found it to be unique, just like the art style

I remember borrowing that game from a friend. He and I would exchange games for a given period of time (1 month), and so I lent him Diddy Kong Racing for one month and had Yoshi's Story from him. Since I had this game for a limited time (and not dozens of them in my not-so-rich home), I remember I took the time to complete every single level eating only melons (which can be difficult sometimes) and unlocking the black and white Yoshi. I'll agree that the game is not very challenging nor rewarding, but I remember it took some time and a lot of patience to 100% complete (well that's how I remember it - it's been a while) and at that time, I found it very interesting. A game that requires patience. I just wish it would have rewarded said patience... Also, I wasn't repelled by the cuteness, but I understand it can get on people's nerves.

I love this game, it's easy but it has its charm , the gameplay is fun and it has a lot of levels to unlock and getting the secret Yoshis was a nice surprise .

It was like playing a game aimed at 3 year-olds (complete with a fitting soundtrack), it unbelievably short, stupidly easy and the levels were sickly sweet. What the hell went wrong?! Yoshi's Island on the Snes was a masterpiece! What happened to the exploration?, the challenge and innovation???

This is my Favorite game of All Times

You know what, I love Yoshi story, I still play it to this day! Absolute gun of a game and unlocking the black and white yoshi's is a good task to do

My dad was a slight gamer but as a single parent we struggled to have many luxuries. When we didn't have cable and getting a computer was too expensive, I grew up with things like Mario 64, Smash bros melee, and Yoshis story. Just as cliche as it could get, I this game for Christmas one day and as soon as I saw what it was I put it into the console. I remember playing for hours struggling to get to the end of levels, loving it when I got new ones, and getting a Mt Everest size of joy when I beat a boss. Now at 17 years old instead of 5, I don't enjoy it as much and It is definitely easy. It is still a good game and fun to play.

I love this game. And I still play it today, I have a lot of good memories with it. am I the only one?

I remember renting this game from my local Blockbuster when I was young and I found it pretty fun. Not only that, I did manage to beat the game before the end of the day when I rented, but because of my age, I still found some charm within it.

I remember two distinct things about the game. One unlocking the White and Black yoshis and then going ballistic when I lost the Black one and the White Shy Guy couldn't bring him back. The other is my sister constantly reminding that she resents me for selling the game for $5, back when I was 10, in a garage sale with a promise I would get the money for everything I sold.

Why no mention of the black and white yoshi?? Those had eggs like grenades with larger explosion

My experience as an 8-year-old: this game is AMAZING! WOW! as a 23-year-old: why the blooming heck do all these melons require trial and error groundpounding of every inch of the ground to find? How I found them all before my 10th year I have no idea. Videogames are awesome when you're a kid.

This video unlocked secret childhood memories long forgotten

I loved this game when I was little, but I also hadn't come in with any past knowledge of Yoshi's island. I actually enjoyed the cutesy style, but I was also like 7 or so when I had it. Even more so though I loved the things you came across on the adventure, like the bone dragons, the giant hungry fish, the sky snake, that snow genie thing, and similar monsters and weird things. When I did play the Yoshi's island GBA port years later I enjoyed that one much more than Yoshi's story, and looking back I can see why many were disappointed that Yoshi's next game was a little too different. I've also got to say I love a single longer and more solid adventure than those branching path games like Yoshi's story and starfox64. Still I enjoyed Yoshi's Story a good bit. It felt like a bit more of a playful and open take on the traditional platformer, and it was something quite interesting.

I must have been 7 when I got this game and I think I had a pretty irrational amount of love for it. Most of this relates back to the rich graphics and well-made sprites, probably. The way the game controlled, the nice music and pacing of the levels kept me coming back for a long while.

I always felt Yoshi's Story was as easy as the player wanted the game to be. If one wanted to just grab every fruit in sight, sure the game is a breeze. However, if one wants to try to grab all the melons in a stage and as many coins as possible in every single stage...suddenly you have a fairly challenging game. To this day there are some of the melon mini-games that I can't finish perfectly, especially the box races and flutter jump ones.

The Yoshis do have differences. Some Yoshis have favourite fruits (grapes for Light blue & Dark blue, bananas for yellow, watermelons for Green & apples for Red & Pink) & The Black & White Yoshi's eggs make bigger explosions when thrown

man i gotta say i love Yoshi's Story for what it is, it is absolutely Perfect and for the longest time it was my number 1 top most favorite game of all time and it's surpassed only by Rayman M on ps2, but Yoshi's Story is and and always will be in my top 10 Top 3 even most favorite games of all time, i might be very forgetful but i will always remember the great fun i had playing Yoshi's Story, it is a staple of my life it was that great i love it that much, it is a game i will defend till the end of time

I always loved this game because it somehow was adorable and stressful at the same time.

My experience with Yoshi's Story: "Oh, it's over... That was kinda fun... I'm glad I only rented it."

Despite the game being short and not without it's flaws, it was one of my favorite games on the N64(Top Ten). I never played Yoshi's Island on the SNES. Tbh, I always hated Yoshi as far as the character was concerned but this game made me like it. It was one of the best looking 2-D Platformers on the N64 and is one I often recommend to friends who have just purchased old N64 systems. If we ever get an N64 Classic Mini, I hope this is included as one of the games included on it.

This was my first Yoshi game,I fell in the love with the Yoshi's.Yoshi Story is my favorite game if all time.

I love it! It doesn't have much replay value, but if you have other people willing to play, and all of the levels unlocked, you can have lots of replay value trying to beat each other's scores. Like me, I have people to go up against on this game.

I remember buying this game, then taking it back because I got stuck.

Recently discovered this channel and it's like reliving my childhood. Hope the channel is still going!!

I felt always sad when I lose the game & when yoshis got taken to the black castle and cries. :( Each time I completed the stages, I felt the joy when the smiling heart was shown and when the yoshis were singing. :) Now I feel like taking the time to play this wonderful Yoshi game once again on a friday! :))

So I'm a new fan of yours Glenn, as I'm sure you can tell by my recent bout of comments on a few of your reviews. Since you always ask to tell you how WE feel about things, I just do as you ask. So here's what I think about Yoshi's Story. Yes, just like you, I was expecting a proper follow-up to Yoshi's Island. One with plenty of levels, lots of content, and a lot of Mario flavor. I bought it at full price thinking it would be a good game, and it was a purchase I regretted a lot. I didn't even make it past the first LEVEL before I realized something was wrong. Admittedly, this DID happen during my "depression" phase, but even so Yoshi's Story just seemed unbelievably lacking, like a half-baked game trying to pass as a full one. I still played it all the way through and gave it a few more chances, but about a year later I sold it at a garage sale. Having said that, I've actually considered picking it up again, either via the N64 cartridge or via Virtual Console. Why? Two reasons. The first is that I watched a review a few years ago by goemon047 that made me think twice about how I felt. He had the same experience as most other players, being bothered that it was so easy, and he actually tried to trade it in the SAME DAY he bought it. What's weird though is that after he traded it in, he actually found himself REGRETTING it, and occasionally I've felt that way too. The thing is that Yoshi's Story IS absurdly easy, but if you actually MAKE it more challenging by trying to unlock the White and Black Yoshis, collect all of the hearts, and more importantly collect all 30 melons in each stage, it actually becomes very tough. So yeah, it's not a game for everyone, but it's a game that everyone can make as challenging as they like. Be a casual gamer and just eat the first 30 fruit you find in each level finishing the game in an hour, or go for the additional content and make it into something more complex. It's up to you, and in a way, maybe that's the game's charm. The second thing is that I've learned an important lesson about gaming since the days I played Yoshi's Story: you should NEVER allow expectations to ruin a game for you. When you do that, you close your mind to new and interesting experiences. It took me a long time to learn this, but if a game is boring me within the first few minutes, I've taught myself to push through it. Because more often than not, I find that I just have to adjust my mindset to appreciate what I'm getting. Dead Space was a game I was expecting to be VERY different from the way it turned out, and I was very disappointed when I initially started playing it, but since I could see the potential for something technically good, I pushed through it. On the other side of that effort, I found arguably the best survival horror experience I've ever had. So now that I've learned that lesson, I find myself looking at Yoshi's Story and asking myself whether my mindset was just wrong when I played it. Instead of looking at it as a really anemic Yoshi's Island follow-up, maybe I should look at it as a completely different beast. Disregarding the mechanic of eating fruit to finish a stage, the level designs are varied in a similar way to the best Mario platformers, the graphics are pretty impressive even today, and there IS challenge there if you want to go for it. I haven't decided whether I'll re-purchase yet, but the fact that it disappointed me so much and I'm even CONSIDERING a re-buy is telling itself. That's my take on it at least. :)

i guess the only issue with the game it that we forcefully have to use the analog instead the D pad to control the character movement.

I don't even remember why, but when I was a kid, I REALLY wanted this game. I did like it, and I still do. Albeit, it is short. To say the least, it's probably one of my most nostalgic games.

Well Glenn, you've guided me through the Nintendo 64 library from A-Z; missing only a couple oddities here and there. I wasn't a big fan of the 64 outside of Nintendo/Rare games, but now I've got quite a bit more to go on (a total of 65 games I'm interested vs the maybe 10 or 12 I started with). Thanks a ton, and great job! (I'd love to see your take on Quest 64 :O)

The white and black yoshi spiced the game up This game was beautiful with a great soundtrack

I remember feeling very cheated when I bought this game. I was expecting it to be more like Yoshi's Island, instead I got this weird experiment that was over far too quickly. Looking back now though, it's much easier to appreciate the good aspects of the game.

What's the background at 0:12

I genuinely enjoyed this game a lot as a child. The music is great, the level albeit easy was good. I love the style and unlocking all the levels. It was a short but great time. I do regret selling it along with my n64 and other games last year.

how come you didnt finding a black and white yoshi in the levels?

I love everything about this game! I remember playing this when I was 5. Recently started playing it and I appreciate the game more now than ever. The music is my favorite part, all the tracks

Great video as always Glenn, I'm off to play some Yoshi's Story. :)

It's wrong if I love this game? I love Yoshi story due to its happy atmosphere.

The graphics in this game are just crazy, so ahead of its time, it could easily pass as a Wii game, that's how beautiful and clever visualy it is.

loved this game as a kid and still really enjoy it now i just cant get enough of that ending song

Yoshi's Story was the first game my mum ever bought me, alongside Banjo-Kazooie.

I’ve never heard someone complain about something being too happy. . .

I played this game when I was three I’m nineteen now and I still love it it was the first game I played so I’m biased because it’s always had a special place in my heart

It was beautiful, I wanted this so bad solely down to the screenshots.

When I was small I never played Yoshi island I played Yoshi story.

I remember renting this one when it first came out, and being slightly disappointed with how short it was. Didn't like it nearly as much as Yoshi's Island. Haven't played it since. Great review as always man - really enjoyed it!

Have you played the 3ds game Glenn ?

i used to LOVE renting this game as kid because i could get far before i had to return it. this game was a vibe ngl

Yoshi will always be my favorite mario character.

I really enjoy this game and its music with its lovely sweet atmosphere it portrays. By the way glen what do you use to record n64 gameplay, I get a new PC soon and I need to be prepared lol thank you. Sweet review man.

Yoshi Story is one of my fondest 64 titles. As a child I enjoyed the sweetness of it but now it is pretty vomit inducing haha. It had great sound and visuals. It is easy, but there’s a lot of replayability through stage exploration. There’s even secrets: didn’t you ever find the white and black yoshi?! Their eggs were hidden in certain levels and each had a unique power and voice.

I love the music in this game.

Accurate review, the game was much easier and shorter for sure. Yoshi's Island on SNES is still my favorite to this day. Woolly World and Crafted World were, ok. Cute as hell, but, ok.

I remember liking this game very much.

if you felt that way about Yoshi's Story, don't even bother playing any other Yoshi game made after this one. They get worse.

Didn't the white and black secret yoshis have some special ability? I don't recall which tho

I actually like Yoshi Story. Yes there's hardly any challenge and its short but I didn't mind that, its because it was short and simple that I like it (and its the first time I remember hearing Yoshi actually speak and not just make noises like in Mario Kart 64 and other older titles with Yoshi in them). I actually think the game is more like an arcade game, its all about the scores and not the length or difficulty of the game. I don't remember ever getting good scores but I still enjoy the music, the aesthetics and even the cutesy stuff. My biggest memory is how I freaked out when I found a big white and black Yoshi egg (both by accident, I was just exploring the levels for fun and then I just found them). Anyways, I like the game, its simple to play but tough to master (in my opinion).

I really love this game actually. It's one of my favorite Yoshi games.

Yoshi story is the embodiment of “short and sweet”

my story of this game is abit interesting 2 say the least. but here it goes. my first experience with this game was at a friends house. this was way after i sold my n64 2 game stop, and had a game cube. i played alot of that updated resident evil 1 game on the game cube. and i went 2 my friends alot, taking my game cube over his house while he read the map instructions 4 me, helping me get through the game. once i beat the game, he asked me if i wanted 2 play n64. when i had n64, i beat mario 64, getting all 120 stars. then i used the cannon on the outside of the castle and met yoshi on the top of the castle roof. i talked 2 him, he read a message from the makers of the game, and gave me 100 lives, telling me 2 keep playing. that was the only time i ever seen yoshi in a video game on n64. remembering him mostly from super mario world and super mario world 2: yoshi's island. so when my friend pulled out a cart which said yoshi's story on it. i was quite interested at what yoshi's first game on the n64 would be like. my friend told me it was like super mario world 2: yoshi's island. so i cringed abit, thinking at how obnoxious baby mario's crying was in yoshi's island. so now i expected the game 2 be jus like yoshi's island, only with much better graphics. he put in the cart into the n64, and turned it on. and then it happened. that music. that adorable cute music started. i fell in love with the title screen. next he started up a new game. and i was loving the graphics. i asked him> where's baby mario at?. and he said, he wasn't in this game. i was like> "thank fuck'n god!". lols. when it was my turn 2 try and play, i was handed the controller, and i became frozen. pressing random buttons, i was trying 2 figure out the weird n64 controls, cuz i was used 2 the ones in yoshi's island, on the nes controller. i jus sat back after that and let my friend play alone, while i watched. i was still in aww at the graphics of this game. and i loved how cute and adorable this game was. i wanted it. i wanted this game so fuck'n bad. then i thought maybe i could get better at it if i had it 2 play longer. latter on i got lucky and came 2 abit of money. i bought me a wii console, and a points card. i went back home, hooked up the wii, got on the nintendo e-shop on it, and looked on the e-shop list, thinking which games i wanted 2 download onto my wii. as soon as i saw yoshi's island, it was the first game i downloaded. i used up 800 points/$8 off the 2000 point/$20 card. then i noticed my mistake. i had 2 have ether a game cube or wii classic controller 2 play the darn game. so even though i had the game now, i still couldn't play it. but i din't let that get me down. latter on i got me a wii classic controller, after that a game cube controller. so that i could be ready for anything now. first game i played after getting the classic controller, was yoshi's story. once i got used 2 the controller and figured out what did what, i beat the game pretty fast. but then i played it again, and again, and i jus kept playing it. i couldn't stop playing. this game was jus 2 fuck'n fun 2 put down. i realized that this game had different paths and ways 2 beat it. sure u only needed 2 beat 6 levels 2 beat the game. but depending how u went about it, made th game replayable. not jus 4 the score and secrets, like the black and white yoshi's. but also for the different paths, that made u want 2 see what u can find the next time u went through the game. this game never got boring because it never felt the same, depending on how i went about beating it. and cuteness and fun of playing the game jus made it hard 2 put down. this was the ultimate n64 game. because u could play and play, and it was always fun and always different. i then started really wanting 2 own a physical copy of this game. i looked everywhere. but game stop stopped selling n64 games in the shops years ago. as-well as other retro games. so i then started turning 2 thrift stores and pawn shops, in order 2 find and buy my retro games. i waited and i waited, and i waited. i jus about given up any and all hope of finding a physical copy of yoshi's story. but then today was my lucky day. it was saturday. the last day the pawn shop i go 2 was open at-least until wednesday, since i cant go there on monday because of it being closed on labor day, and i couldn't go tuesday, due 2 me being stuck escorting my uncle 2 the doctor that day. but today when i went, it was open and the first thing i looked at was the n64 carts. and there, sitting up, almost calling out 2 me, was a copy in near mint condition of yoshi's story for nintendo 64. i couldn't believe it. there it was. the n64 game i been wanting for a long time. i asked how much yoshi's story was, and the guy behind the counter said> $16. i told him sold. i'll take it. so i bought this game and 2 atari 2600 games. the atari port of pacman and the coleco version of donkey kong for the atari 2600. added those 2 my ms pacman atari 2600 cart, and made a nice little display. might get more games 4 the 2600, even though i don't actually have the system. but anyway, that's my story at how i finally got my hands on a yoshi's story n64 cart.

Greatest theme song in the history of gaming.

It's a shame nobody else seems to have commented on the video. I didn;t pick up this game until about a year ago and it immediately had an irresistible charm for me. Its very colourful and has great animations I prefer to think of Yoshi's Story as a feel-good game and to me' it being a 2D sidescroller is like a bonus.

Is this game on par with Yoshi’s Island? No. Is it a nostalgic and iconic game that continued to define Yoshi years after its release? In my opinion, yes.

In 1998 people playing ocarina of time metal you’re solid they were like screw this crap LOL

I liked it. Half the fun was getting the black and white yoshis and finding out you can keep them in a new game if you beat Baby Bowser with them.

It's fun to play a couple times, but its lack of difficulty makes it difficult to really enjoy. What I would have done is change the life system for fruits, where only the fruits associated with a particular Yoshi as well as the melons only give you one petal in the health bar instead of three. The other fruits still give you credit towards the 30, but don't get you any health. Just look at the final boss, Baby Bowser: I thought he STOLE the tree that the Yoshis were after! That round should be the ultimate test: A couple melons to fill your health bar at the start, and then that's it, just try to beat King Koopa.

Hoped for a Yoshi's Island 2. Wasnt sure how i felt after playing it.

Did you find the secret black and white yoshi? They were my favorite ones.

excellent review Glenn, I have the US version of this not played much of it but it does look very impressive

this game was fun at the time but my god its to short and easy i have to intentinaly not eat fruit just to see the full stage and even goin through all the levels this game would be short by SNES standards much less a N64 game and considering the lack of sidescrollers on the N64 haveing one of the few being so short is really anoying though i did love the cuteness*huggles them yoshis* :D

Yoshi Story was the first game I got on the N64 as I waited until 1998 before buying the console. It was a fun game to play but I felt it was too easy compared to the games I was wanting to play in 2D on a 3D system. But my two sisters enjoyed Yoshi Story and even my nephew who is a fan of Yoshi mostly because of the Mario 64 DS version, he would have loved to play Yoshi Story if I was able to bring out my N64 to give him a chance to play this.

This was one of my favorite N64 games back in the day. I think my cousins had it or it was rented from Blockbuster. Regardless, I fell in love with the game's designs. Years later, I got it on the Wii and while it was incredibly easy for an adult, I still loved it, despite not having touched it since I was a kid (I never actually owned the game myself). I really like the cute style and upbeat tone and music. Yeah, it's a very casual game, but I always considered myself as an "all-encompassing" gamer. I'm able to enjoy hardcore and casual games equally. To me, games are games, be they hardcore or casual. Neither is better or worse than the other.

I don't consider the length of a game to be a reason for it being bad. For example, Banjo Kazooie is incredibly short (even if you collect everything in the game), but it's still incredibly fun. For what it was, I thought Yoshi's Story was entertaining back in the day.

I rented this a few times back in the day. I wish I owned it, because this game is quite terrific.

my gf got me this game n its one of my favs cuz i love the quick play through time n adorable aspects which u hated if ur a hardcore gamer n arnt into overly cute things this deff isnt the game ull love

This games graphics impressed me as much as Rayman did. I knew it was out in Japan, but i saw a demo at my Toys R us & was hysterical that i could actually play it there!

I love yoshi. I use him in mario kart and smash bro. We begin to have a bond. I cant stop from his cute. Got all the game and even a puff doll of him lol

the new Yoshis wooley world plays the exact same. it s a lot of fun and more difficult for sure with a lot of varied stuff to unlock.

Forgot to mention the black, and white unlock able hidden yoshis!

Maybe i be rare but when i get this game i thought that graphics was terrible. For me Donkey Kong Country 1, 2, 3, Mario RPG and Yoshi Island on SNES look a way better than Yoshi Story, really i think that was a step back in graphics and gameplay, but i loved the music. Its a regular game for me.

I remember this game being difficult....was I just inept as a child? Lol

It’s a little harder than it sounds because if you die 6 or 5 times you go back to world 1

Oddly enough I enjoyed Yoshi's Story as much as Yoshi's Island, but for different reasons. I enjoyed it as it's own title. Maybe because I didn't expect a Yoshi's Island 2, I was able to find much joy in it's cute pick up a play through style. It's short levels made it a great level swapping, couch co-op game for me and my friends.

I agree with the review but I feel the new analog controls make the Yoshi's too loose and more annoying to move around compared to Yoshi's Island.

This was the first Yoshi game I’ve ever played, and it took a long time for me te read English (I’m Dutch), that being said, I love this game! As a kid I could not grasp how to unlock new levels, the cutscenes and songs were a nice brake for kid me. I always hummed along with them. It does annoy me as an adult tho. Also the black and white Yoshi were amazing. Not only did they play differently, but they also sparkes my idea of finding the purple Yoshi on the cover. For a kid, this game is amazing. For an adult, it is good, but short :)