Glad you enjoyed them! They are fine for the time, just don't think they've aged particularly well, even after playing most of all three of them recently. As you said though, very subjective, and no question 2 and 3 are technically impressive!

@@ForgottenCodeGaming What I like about the Gex trilogy (mainly the 3D entries) is that Gex being a gecko, he has a wide variety of different moves and abilities he can perform throughout the game. Like; the tail bounce, his tongue, being able to absorb different elemental abilities, being able to climb on certain surfaces, etc. The level design makes great use out of these different abilities, and lead to fun and innovative platforming mechanics. I also love how all of the different worlds are themed off of different genres of TV, and how well those are realized in the game. No other platformer or game in general has similar levels or theming from different TV genres. Also thematically it makes sense for Gex to be a wisecracking, pop-culture spouting, womanizer. In the first game it’s explained that in Gex 1 after his father died, he inherent some of his father’s inheritance, and he spends that money on a giant TV. Gex basically did nothing FOR YEARS but just lounging around watching TV, channel surfing. So of course Gex would constantly spout pop-culture references and obscure jokes/references. It makes sense thematically and fits with his character, are they irrelevant/outdated? Yes, but that’s the risk of having any kind of contemporary references. That’s what I like about it, Gex is a product of the 90’s and has that charm of that era. You don’t have to like any of the pop-culture references, or think Gex hasn’t aged well in terms of our modern tastes and cultural sensitivity and all that. But it was a different era back then, and this series was a product in the decade in which it was created in. I personally find all of that stuff charming and funny. I think the games themselves are genuinely fun, creative, solid 3D collect-a-thon platformers with fun gameplay, innovative mechanics and amazing level design and theming.

Absolutely!

Thank you! Much appreciated. Report back if you do get a chance to play it.

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It's not so obscure. This game used to be everywhere, now it's on many youtubers hidden gems lists etc

@@KubasKlimkar Ah right fair enough, I definitely saw clips of it before I watched this video so you're probably right hey. Insofar as the general landscape of gaming goes it is kind of obscure though, and I was more making a generality about this channel than this specific video but I absolutely concede your point :3

@@austindecaux7895 you got a point. Love the guys energy, hope he gets more views and better cut, i think he's quite unique with his humor and voiceover, kinda reminds me that super deep voice reviewer from now canceled channel ... can't remember their name but i'm sure all u guys know it ... i think it was "videogame reviews" in a giant red text, kinda low effort edit but with an attitude

Fair enough!

Thank you! Very much appreciated.

It definitely benefits from upscaling for sure.

The ragdoll physics are SO fun. Absolutely ridiculous, never got old.

Same.