10 CRAZY Things That Happened After The Game Ended [Part 2]

[@Bobby_Go]

I don't know how crazy it is, but I remember rescuing the girl at the end of GTA 3, listening to her complain through the end credits, and then finally hearing a gunshot. No gameplay or anything, just silence after the shot. My teenage self thought that was hilariously brilliant.

[@floatinggoose9197]

I thought very few people remember that. Fucking awesome

[@PracticallyInvincible]

God Bless brother. I totally spaced that one too. Absolutely fuckin' perfect!

[@WaurufEx]

Apparently, that was something the developers left by mistake but many fans made a theory about Claude shooting Maria because she was too noisy

[@floatinggoose9197]

@@WaurufEx It wasn't an accident, and it was insinuating that he shot her.

[@tommysuhlami6241]

@@floatinggoose9197 but what's weird is that Maria knows Claude in gta sa.... but they met in gta 3 which was 2001? Never understood that

[@chesscat2067]

Dragon’s Dogma is truly a great experience and the fact that we still haven’t gotten a sequel is one of the video games industries true tragedies.

[@johnwrath3612]

I've tried a couple of times to get into it, but it feels really tedious at first and I usually give up after a few hours. Is it one of those games that doesn't get good until you're 10+ hours in? There are also so many systems that are confusing. I still don't really get how the pawn system works. And those early quests are so dull.

[@Divaad95]

@@johnwrath3612 early quests, do you mean the notice board quests? they're more meant to be done passively as you play not really go out and do intentionally, the escort quests outright suck ass. Dragons Dogma is a helluva complicated game but a few things to note, there aren't really early quests, the "Quests" are more encounters similar to what you'd have in DnD that you deal with as and when. People will come to you and ask you to do things but its usually fairly organic going form one to the next there aren't that many compared to something like skyrim/oblivion and they're all pretty decent. If you want to get into the game, follow the story, explore, loot and grind and gather materials. Its a JRPG first so nowhere near as grindy as say monster hunter but definitely in the same vein. If you've got the Dark Arisen version then a ton will be different from the base game, if you really want to understand it without being familiar with JRPG's make considerable use of the Wiki, oddly its so complicated that it really doesn't take much away from the exploratory nature to look up odd things as you go when you're stuck though I'd stay away from full walkthroughs.

[@johnwrath3612]

@@Divaad95 I’ve played loads of jRPGS but dragons dogma doesn’t feel like any of them. I do have the dark arisen version. Does that change the base game? I thought it was just a late game expansion. I’ll probably give it another go at some point. Seems like the kind of game I’d be into.

[@HandoftheLord94]

The world is run by out of touch, and ignorant people, with too much money, while their only intent is; absorbing more money, with a safer and shorter investment.

[@garlicgh0st]

i got hooked on the game from when i played the demo on ps3 lol the combat was something i loved because i was climbing onto a griffin, stabbing it in the air and riding it down crashing into the ground and beating the shit out of it. it was so new to anything i had played. i've bought the game like 3 times, ps3, pc, and ps4, each time getting to like over lvl 100+. i love the mechanics and combat, and the feel of the game. story is ok. dragon's voice is sexy. def boring at times, but i've also played it over and over repeatedly. still play it

[@esho6460]

Seriously my favorite channel on KZbin right now

[@schneeluchsalpha2966]

The best about dragons dogma is after playing through it a over and over again, because you and your pawn (from your previous playthrough) are the final bosses, also the whole concept of the world DD is somehow crazy cool after you fully understand every aspect of it and there are quite some aspects to the story. Also after defeating the dragon, the whole world is filled with new monsters and dragons, usually much stronger than their usual variant, which during your first playthrough may cause a serious feeling of being underpowered until you learn to use their weaknesses to your advantage. A great game - maybe I'll play it again soon.

[@B3ll3r0ph0nt3s]

Yeah, DD was such a blast to play, I feel like it was seriously underrated

[@mankindbg]

Kudos! Was about to say the same things :D . I cannot wait to see what DD2 will bring us.

[@jamiewilton9886]

@@mankindbg theres a sequel in the works?

[@creationsmaxo]

​@@B3ll3r0ph0nt3s The main issue with DD (for it being underrated) was the fact that it's a game with a really slow build-up and that initial build-up time is kinda its weakest moment. Let be honest, until you actually move into the main quest to the point where you start getting an idea of what is actually going on, the game has a super generic fantasy story with tons of typical non-creative short stories. The game only starts getting its "unique" vibes once the player reach a certain part of the game (not spoiling) where said player's past actions decide what's happening next and, out of those past actions some are actually common typical actions you usually do in other games with no repercussion. It's even more misleading that the game use the same areas multiple times by having the player (or an event) unlock further passage not really visible on the already revealed map which might make any new player think that the initial part (which takes quite a bit of time to fully complete) is all the game is about and, up to that point, they are right to think it's boring because it actually is. The game is a really great game as a whole, but as its introduction is its worse part and the game has a lot of content, it's obvious that if 1 out of 3 people review the game out of their 6 or so first hours, they might not review it in a good way while those who have completed the game more than once gets even more fun out of it.

[@B3ll3r0ph0nt3s]

@@creationsmaxo Very thoughtful reply, and I agree wholeheartedly. I still thought the combat system was fun to carry you until the story really took off, but as you said, if somebody just played (the weakest) 6 hours in the beginning, they might have a very different opinion.

[@tank7737]

Advent rising was my favorite game of all time for a very very long time. I apparently missed all the bugs and just loved the insanity of it.

[@JordonPatrickMears11211988]

Dragons dogma, and realizing that you're really only like 1/3rd of the way through the game after beating the dragon is such a mind fuck. It's just like holy shit there's still so much left to do. And the sheer amount of content overall is just bonkers. It'd be cool if they could find a way to make a sequel or update it for modern graphics because it really deserves to shine.

[@RondoOfChaos]

dragon's dogma 2 is in the works, theres also a dragon's dogma mmo but it's japanese exclusive

[@JordonPatrickMears11211988]

@Swagasaurus the mmo seems interesting. Hadn't head of it until now. But good to know 2 is in the works. I wonder how it'll tie in.

[@Zekegedd]

I love Dragons Dogma so much, I’m really excited for a sequel. Hope we hear something about it soon.

[@foofoo3344]

In my opinion, the entire struggle of the MC in Dragon's Dogma seems like a qualifier test for the next candidate to be the God.

[@OneTeeGlory]

These moments have cost me so much time watching credits waiting for something cool at the end, only to more often than not find out I did that for nothing 😂

[@gameranxTV]

😅

[@mappybc6097]

Well it's not FF7's ending but people literally spent hundreds of hours trying to find a way to save or revive Aerith. And lo and behold, 25 years later people are crossing their fingers right now that FF7 remake Aerith will survive this time when part 2 rolls out.

[@Dovah_Slayer]

​@Mappy Bc I'd prefer a 1 for 1 remake honestly

[@tiberiosity]

...I don't remember Advent Rising being buggy, I remember loving that game, the combat was really new, different, and enjoyable to me. It pissed me off so much to learn there wouldn't be an sequels.

[@lexx5313]

4:19 "A LOT OF JRPGs GET WEIRD AT THE END" I've never heard a bigger understatement!

[@connormcfarland5593]

i couldn't agree more with #1. Dragons Dogma has an amazing story, and one of the best NG+ concepts ever.

[@YouTrolol]

love seeing Dragon's Dogma get a shout-out. can't wait for the second one!

[@DFOS1001]

Dragon's Dogma is such an underrated game. I love mostly everything about it and can't wait for DD 2.

[@Bish186]

Also the early quest where you go down the everfall only to get scared shitless n go sprinting back up is kind of a nod that something is going on down there.

[@michaelgriffis6450]

Advent Raising was such an amazing game. I was bummed when I found out they canceled the aeries. Orson Scott Card wrote this story and it was really good!

[@tyshizal]

Rising. It was amazing

[@DrJimmyBob]

Sad Falcon missed the whole story. It was a pickup from Family Video back in the day, I never had significant bugs, and the story was great. Gameplay held up fine with interesting abilities and lots of breadth. That final post-credit boss? He's the brother you watched die at the beginning of the game, along with the rest of humanity except for you and two others. Also he's been tortured and experimented on by the aliens that wiped out humans. And they did it so they couldn't be challenged because only humans had the potential for the supernatural abilities you develop from progressing the story. Yeah okay it was a little all over but it was epic

[@jrmayun]

Might be one of the few that enjoyed Advent Rising. I was really young back then but I remember liking the gameplay of the powers you can use. It was buggy but I just accepted it. That ending also gave me hope for a sequel but we all know how that went.

[@akilwilliams7466]

Advent was definitely one of my favorites. Been so long since I’ve played.

[@jettblade]

Wild Arms is such a great series, WA2 being the high point. I really miss those classic JRPGs.

[@lorekeeperzetta]

I actually enjoyed Advent Rising and liked the story. Was hurt when I realized they weren't gonna continue.

[@Gruntman1234]

Seeing Wild Arms was such a nostalgia trip. Shockingly it looks better then I remember it visually. That game did a lot of unorthodox things at the time.

[@albertoescamilla902]

A7X coming in at the end of Black Ops made me lose my mind with hype. The band has songs in all BO games, most of them are easter egg songs in zombie maps. Their frontman is a huge gamer and really into COD. Both parties enjoyed the collaboration and i for one loved seeing that concert, bonus points for motion capturing them for that scene.

[@Major_han]

It’s because Matt shadows his favourite game is cod

[@JTMConceptions]

The most mind blowing video game moment for me was during Dragon's Dogma, after killing the God, becoming the new one, and finally opting to "Use the God's Bane", I went into New Game+. In doing so, since your retain your previous stats, finishing the game again was honestly a breeze with how OP you are. But what I absolutely was NOT expecting, was that the God endboss was now my OLD CHARACTER and his PAWN. Completely blew my mind.

[@kingjules8744]

Wait, REALLY?! I NEVER KNEW THAT!

[@quardine337]

NANI!?!?!

[@MikeB-dn5li]

Advent risings final boss was more significant. Earlier in the game you have to choose to save your fiancé or your brother. The last boss is whichever person you let “die”

[@Hoxlei]

So happy to see Advent Rising here. Such an underrated gem.

[@NotThatBob]

Dragon's Dogma; An amazing game. One of the best games ever imo.

[@aureliusmacfeidh5331]

Pokemon Silver and Gold. It blew my tiny child's brain. You go through the Johto region, do the Gym challenge, collect badges and capsuled critters, all to beat the Elite Four and the champ. You've done it, credits roll and boom - go to Kanto, collect 8 more badges and battle the Elite Four again who have become stronger. Credits roll again. You might even have caught all Pokemon, but are you done? Nope, you can challenge Red, the canon protagonist of Pokemon Red and Blue. That was so amazing! Note that I was 10 years old when the game came out. When NPCs mentioned the train and ships that didn't run as they used to it flew fight over my head that you'd be able to use them to fast travel to and from Kanto at some point.

[@MJ-xl5jz]

I remember fondly that suddenly the map of the predecessor was playable in Gold/Silver, also because I never owned Pokemon Red/Blue and only knew it from a friend. What a blast, also because of the day/night adaption from real life.

[@Ki_Adi_Mundi]

Woah, a sequel to a five year old video!? Any other hidden gems in the waiting for us? 😉

[@TheLoveless26]

I... love advent rising it was one of my favorite games and idk why everyone hated on it. I was so upset they didn't make the other two planned games.

[@laszlofekete1405]

yeah, i hate to see these guys shitting on it so bad, i mean the soundtrack the powers, the scyfy story, i loved it. Ok its true that in Hungary at that time not many people had ps as and xboxes , only the good old pc and ... yohohohooo yoohohoohooooo!

[@lanarkorras4411]

@@laszlofekete1405 Not only did they nothing but shit on the game, they also failed to mention who that final boss actually is. It wasn't a great game on all accounts, but it was an amazing experience. Oh, and it had a great soundtrack indeed!

[@duckynoodles2082]

It’s crazy that we all know the ending and have played rdr2 but there are still things that none of us have discovered about it yet.

[@Dan-Kart]

Yeah, like the IKZ mystery or the supposed 3rd UFO

[@arguspanoptes3853]

Borderlands 3 has the funniest fake ending because its just "Yeah, wait until 4 :-)" then continues the game.

[@Midwesterngrown]

Appreciate your channel. Love RDR2 and have replayed it multiple times. RIP Arthur

[@chuckalakatoob]

I'm surprised they didn't add Dragon Quest XI. The whole ending is so insane, especially after finding out you're literally only halfway through the game and have to reach the real 'ending'. 🤯

[@zax2004]

Overshadowed by the much more technically impressive and modern FFVII... shows artwork of and saying FFVI... bravo

[@Poisonjam7]

Talking about MGS 5’s chapter 2, you said “it feels incomplete.” Well, that’s because it is! Believe it or not, there was even supposed to be a third chapter. But, well, I’m sure you know about the crazy stuff that went down between Konami and Kojima during the development of that game. It’s actually pretty amazing the game turned out as great as it did, all things considered.

[@raiga5-6-42]

Yeah, as konami shifted their focus from developing/publishing games to their pachislot division. Don't expect too much when they kept renewing their trademark.

[@geoffwilliams01]

Aww man I loved advent rising when it came out! Played through it multiple times, had some novel things in it that games weren't doing. I was so excited for the sequels. Sad that they were canceled

[@FatKiggy]

Thank you someone said it! I loved that game and it was never buggy for me it was over shadowed by the halo franchise and it was the literal last game on the original xbox. Not a big xbox fan but i am a big advent rising fan

[@Goldenkitten1]

@@FatKiggy There were a few bugs but they definitely weren't so bad as to be mentioned, the jumping got janky in a few places (now the PC version is a different matter, it's downright broken). And I'm not sure how the plot was hard to follow, it was pretty step-by-step with only the mentioned ending really coming out of left field. It was a hybrid action RPG before the idea was even cool and it was really fun becoming consistently more powerful through the game till you were a literal god. Gameranx is usually right on the money but this one is really hard to understand, even if you don't like the game most of their complaints really don't apply to AR so I'm not sure what to make of it. Advent Rising would have been a classic if it hadn't come out when it did.

[@FatKiggy]

@@Goldenkitten1 i was young when playing it but i honestly dont remember it being buggy(not saying it had its faults) i was the kid that enjoyed morrowind and played the elder scrolls franchise when it was out on console so stuff like bugs never really bothered me but i do understand where you come from, my inner child still wants a sequel though, i never played it on pc sadly :(

[@alexcoupe.]

10:41 "... overshadowed by the technically impressive Final Fantasy VII..." Shows an image for FF 6!?

[@neeko.b]

“...we’ve been looking at modern games. For this one, we’re going all the way back to 1996.” Thanks for making me feel old, Falcon 😆

[@modirofish5186]

I loved that house building section on rdr2. That song is super catchy😁

[@WontonMalone]

Ni No Kuni 1 had a crazy ending. After beating the Queen, you'd think the game would end. But no, the queen casts a spell that rains death on everyone and you have to play the game even more to complete it.

[@MrKuger9]

Nioh 2's ending with William was certainly fan service to fans of the first game and an extremely welcome one. Although not the true ending as the real ending ends with a dlc the would perhaps cause some sort of time paradox.

[@francissampson]

MG5 The Phantom Pain is my favorite of the series and probably is my favorite game of all time as far as graphics , game play , and presentation goes and I'm talking about the PS3 version ( also have it on PS4 ) 🎮🕹🖥👍

[@NewRaven2]

Well, World of Final Fantasy brought that idea you showed here with Wild Arms to a whole new level. After about two thirds of the game there is an ending, story-wise a very bad ending, where you get a shorter, sad version of the credits and all that stuff and are back in the main menu. Only after you load your last save game, the game actually continues with additional 20ish hours of gameplay and story... according to the Steam achievements at least 5% of the players who got the "wrong" ending didn't even realize they have to load their save game again (it's subtly hinted in the storyline, but yeah, there isn't a clear "in-your-face"-message about it) and actually never really finished the game and totally missed quite a good plot here.

[@ABadassDragon]

Goddamn, is Dragons Dogma a great game, can't wait for a sequel!

[@Tekeysix]

imagine a new DD with modern visuals and this time a fleshed out open world with better quests. the combat is still great, no need to change much on that front.

[@Tekeysix]

imagine a new DD with modern visuals and this time a fleshed out open world with better quests. the combat is still great, no need to change much on that front.

[@Tekeysix]

imagine a new DD with modern visuals and this time a fleshed out open world with better quests. the combat is still great, no need to change much on that front.

[@PedroE]

Dragons dogma truly is a time sinker with a shocking amount of content, it reminds me of the first time i played morrowind where there is sooo much that it can be overwhelming

[@ObeyYourMind]

Just what I needed on a Sunday 😎

[@gorgeousfreeman1576]

on the next one of those add half-life: Alyx, it literally has the craziest post-credit scene ever

[@generalyousif3640]

The God Of war 3 ending is what affected me the most, I went years wondering what became of Kratos until we finally got the sequel

[@JokerSaintsRow]

:(

[@MellowWater]

The Journey from feeling awkward while playing as Arthur at the beginning of RDR2 because you're not playing as Marston to feeling awkward playing as Marston at the end of the game is insane.

[@TheKhanBadsha]

I know a lot of people did not like Call of Duty Ghosts but I loved that game and story, the way it ended was just awesome way to setup a sequel that never happened

[@valleylopez1372]

Can we talk about the ending of Control? When the credits start smearing and suddenly you are an office aide? So crazy, weird, and cool.

[@PastelN01r]

Don't forget Sunset Overdrive and Control, with their fakeout endings. Control in particular has an absolute mindfuck of an ending

[@tenken73]

Nice to see Nioh 2 make a list! Love that game

[@LarkyLuna]

Good to see people giving wild arms some love

[@crimsonwolf3487]

In Dragon's Dogma you didn't mention how if you play through the game again after becoming God, the final boss you have to defeat is your previous character because they are now God. The whole game becomes an endless loop.

[@BT13ish]

True

[@7_End]

Avenged Sevenfold made 3 songs for COD-BO2 , so it’s not dumb that COD gives them a concert in last minutes . M-Shadow ( lead vocalist of Avenged Sevenfold )is a fan of COD games so he decided to make the band more known by other people .

[@DamienDrake2940]

Why the total hate for Advent? The story is actually quite good and continued in a graphic novel series. Even with the rushed production and technical issues it did quite well for a game with no major backing.

[@Migglestyx]

I just wanna say THANK You for bookmarking the games and when you talk about them. I haven't been every game on the planet so it's nice to skip around watch what I have completed. 😎

[@Dallas2029]

Craziest things that happened after the story: how sad it made me

[@onewingedangelsephiroth1561]

Dragons Dogma, Advent Rising... That's all you guys want to talk about. How about during Wild Arms he said Final Fantasy 7 and clearly shows FF6? Just madness 😝🤣

[@jessechristensen1074]

Dragons Dogma is such a good game! The true game starts after beating it, even after the second beating. The hunt for better weapons is just as exciting as playing the quests but with even less travel time.

[@atharaxndx]

All these great games out there and I have to study, but no matter, I am making a list of games I wanna play when I have the time

[@garysnow780]

Tales of Graces f. After the main story, it unlocks New Game + and Lineage and Legacies. Which is a whole new storyline with new abilities. It's amazing

[@EliasAnto]

Killzone: Shadow Fall also had a surprise post-credits mission, which was enjoyable.

[@jamesmcqe9287]

Such an underrated game

[@alexcoupe.]

The best post- ending continuation of a game is from Pokémon: Gold and Silver!

[@richardalward]

I always enjoy “after game content”. I remember playing Chrono Trigger and finding out about it then.

[@worngspelling6231]

Please make more lists that has old school games in it like in the ps1 era for people like me that loves older games. And thank you for reminding me how great dragons dogma is. Maybe make a list about video games that needs/ would be nice to have a sequel?

[@metal_gear_jay]

Dragon Quest XI had a surprise ending that kind of threw me off. I spent a lot of time leading up to the final boss, just to end up fighting another incredibly difficult (real) final boss 😂

[@CircusofPython]

Same! But I really appreciated the “epilogue”. It was like an entire expansion for free

[@KingofGames231]

The “ending” threw me off too haha

[@x_HuLiMaKaFLip_x]

Whoa….never thought we’d see a part 2 👍🏽 thank you guys

[@Swiftsniper456]

Also after you do defeat the 'real' final boss in Dragons Dogma the game still isn't over. You could say your at 98-99% with one very specific thing left to do before the true end of the game and you trigger ng+. It's a little violent.

[@MindokInAh]

Yeah, that's not the end either, after that you need to go get your ass kicked in Bitterblack Isle. I went there after doing ng+ thinking I was an unstoppable god warrior, and oh boy was I wrong ...

[@kingofbel6499]

Niiiiiice, Dragons Dogma in first place. Also the Resident Evil 8 ending doesnt really mean much cuz I know for a fact Capcom will not think twice about completely ditching that ending and just make the next game completely unrelated, or even disregard the time skip.

[@Milanis74]

Mandalore Gaming has a great video about Advent Rising.

[@wutthabuck8772]

Favorite gaming YT notification hands down 💯 Falcon can u please do a Top 10 transforming demon bosses (if so please include the archfiend final battle from ninja gaiden 2 😂, Jesus that fxxxker is terrible to his day)

[@tifosi_loria7799]

Liked just for adding the list of games at the beginning of the video

[@mikemcmullen5006]

Mgsv ending wasn't surprising, it's a sequel to peacewalker and an improvement in most every way. That game did the same thing only it was actually completed

[@i.am.mbongeni]

This isn't exactly an ending but in Saints Row 4, there's a mission where the alien bad guy offers you a deal. He puts 2 doors and says if you choose the first you will die, sacrificing yourself and he will leave Earth and set everyone free. Door 2, you will continue trying to fight and him and risk your friends, the entire world and yourself dying. If you choose to sacrifice yourself, they will roll the ending credits as well as Thank you for playing, however, it will then say Mission Failed, he lied

[@c20ux]

In Dead Space jump scare ending Isaac is not attacked by Necromorph, but by violent hallucination of Nicole created by the Marker..

[@MrSlimJimProductions]

Dragon's Dogma still has my vote for one of the best games of all time.

[@rocovailo2862]

I'm shocked Okami wasn't mentioned! It has like 3 ending fake outs. Literally tricks ya 3 times in thinking the game is ending and yet there's more XD

[@mmcmullen7411]

Peacewalker had a part 2 as well. And a secret boss. Phantom pain didn't have it's final mission where you would have fought kid liquid in the metal gear

[@wabbo]

Dragon's dogma came out in 2012, Demon Souls in 2009 and Dark Souls 1 in 2011, so they did it first.

[@mattavarius5119]

I'm pretty sure that the devs said it wasn't Ethan, it's just his model to save resources. Not sure though.

[@tedhobgood]

Loved this video. Surprised though that you didn't mention the hint that all might not be well at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy. As the credits roll, random crew members' names flicker and turn to "MAGUS" and then back again. This happens several times as the credits scroll, foreshadowing that Magus is going to return in the mid-credits cutscene. I kept seeing the flickering out of the corner my eye for a minute or two before I caught what was going on. You can see it happening in one of the clips in this video.

[@GoobieDoo86]

The secret ending to BO2 was perfect I'm guessing the developers wanted to give the audience a little easter egg alittle gift as it were a concert of A7X BTW A7X made music for the game itself so I think it was a great idea for them to put it in the game

[@bontebitter3715]

Surprised to see Dragon's Dogma, this game is underrated

[@nordicoASR]

the black ops 2 easter at the end is just a nod to avenged sevenfold who make some of the music for the black ops games, and the song that they play is a banger (Carry On - Avenged Sevenfold)

[@ryproar11]

Nioh 2 is great. Prequel then sequel, AND then sequel to the sequel in the dlc. Mind bending. I really hope we get a nioh 3.

[@darthnox125]

Sorry Falcon but you're wrong on the re8 one. Rose has the mold powers and it rapidly ages the individual. Just like Evie in Re7. So it is more likely to think it's around 2-4 years time skip. Also, Capcom stated that the Ethan Winters model used in the end scene is actually just a placeholder. No one was intended to see it up close

[@jiteshsadhwani9315]

Also in the game "Death's Door" after finishing the fight with the main boss ( the lord of the doors ) still there is a lot of gameplay left when the crow have to collect all the missing piece of knowledge shrines inorder to unlock the true ending of the game

[@dvenator]

Great video. But dragon's dogma did come out after dark souls. Even if it was by only 8 months, demons souls had been out for ages at this point

[@tuckerosarczuk7228]

okay, not to be an "um actually" nerd, but in RE7 and 8 we learn that the infected super children suffer from advanced aging. Evie from RE7 went from 12 year old girl to grandma within like 4 years. Rose is a bit more controlled so maybe its been a few years at most.

[@lanaya3148]

I hope Sony buys konami. Mgs needs to revive again

[@mitsuhed]

The time skip in RE8 can't be that major since the mold accelerates age. Rose can go from a baby to a late teenager in a couple of years. I might be wrong but the same thing happened to Eveline in RE7

[@KageTact]

Was not expecting wild arms on this list. Wonder when that series will reappear.

[@alialmalki4905]

3:20 i love hearing about one of the best games i’ve ever played ❤️

[@arisen456]

Remember ffxvi is developed in cooperation with the dd team so it could feel like a spiritual successor given its also set in a medieval world.

[@lonewolffang]

The messed up part about Advent Rising was whoever you chose to save at the beginning died shortly after the other one so it kind of defeated the purpose of saving either one.

[@KenshinHimura13589]

That was such a good game

[@jnwestray78]

I liked this game too. Did not encounter the bugs as much as others, I think. It is more complicated and combat has a bit more depth than mentioned in the video. At the time, I read that on xbox, there was a bug that you could not beat the after credit boss, an IGN walkthrough or something, so I gave up and returned the game to blockbuster, lol. Game had some promise.

[@DamienDrake2940]

Actually the character you let die in the beginning comes back as the final boss they talk about here.

[@FatKiggy]

If you saved your brother the wife comes back as the final boss but if you saved your wife then you fight your brother

[@lonewolffang]

@@DamienDrake2940 Exactly. No matter who is left to die you have to fight them in the end.

[@RD-dd9ol]

I really liked the hidden ending of Days Gone. Really makes me want a sequel

[@The7Reaper]

I skipped the Guardians of the Galaxy part to avoid spoilers only to still learn later that there's a boss fight after the credits because you mention it in the Advent Rising part lmao

[@calebgreene458]

Sunset Overdrive shoulda been on this list... Especially when what happens is CRAZY

[@mirumotsuyasuke8327]

Wild Arms and Advent Rising we're so fun to me back in the day. Especially Wild Arms with all the Golems. The game just kept building.

[@davislowery1040]

I think the reason they included Avenged Sevenfold is because they released a song specifically for the Zombies mode of that game.

[@houseofspades8114]

i feel like fable 3 should be on this list overall the list is pretty damn good tho

[@jellyfishjig]

How about the first half 'ending' and second anime opening of Tales of Arise?

[@RetroGamerKnight]

I wanna see Harry finally get released in Marvel's Spider-Man 2.