24's surprisingly ambitious tie-in game

[@minimme]

MORE 2006 THIRD PERSON LICENSED GANGSTER GAMES ::::::: Scarface: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4bUl52bfdR3fLM Miami Vice: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp2uoIqXltF0ers The Sopranos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmGliX56mJamqpI The Godfather: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2OUdWyEoqqse8U Reservoir Dogs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pni1eWiVhrGJjaM

[@orzen_the_orzo933]

Minimme, I love your videos, can you check out the game Oni for PC? There's a mod loader that has a lot of mods in it that you can install but you need the Internet to use mods.

[@RalseiGote69]

Warriors when?

[@garymurphy3564]

Is there no warriors one yet? I always saw that one on shelves but never heard anyone talk about it, would be cool to see your take on it :)

[@RealAndyTudor]

I was Cinematics Director on this game! Thanks for such a wonderful look back in time at it. We were all fans so it was easy to pour love into it!

[@minimme]

Thank you for watching!

[@deanchur]

You did a great job Andy, you should be proud.

[@Palmroxx]

It does show very well Andy. I cherish this game, was just thinking about playing it again after seeing it in my PS2 collection cabinet. It's a proper rough diamond

[@Y.ben31]

Thanks for this game Andy. If you still in contact with the rest of the team, let them know a lot of us enjoyed the hell out of this game.

[@cloudtx]

Thank you for your work on this! The game has some flaws but the cinematics are absolutely brilliant, specially to 24 fans like me!

[@haroldgarrett2932]

production values are crazy high. the cubicles all being able to be knocked down is so unnecessarily impressive. most games nowadays wouldn't even have something like that lol

[@ZX3000GT1]

Looking at the framerate, it’s much less impressive. Wish they could’ve tone things down to at least achieve locked 30, since currently it’s horrible to play thanks to horrible framerate.

[@SHADOMEGA7569]

They would but the cubical piece would just explode into particles

[@SuupurSanicc]

@@bldontmatter5319 30 fps doesn't make a game u playable. I don't know how y'all think like that. I'd take another game in 24fps if it had stuff even remotely close to what's in this game. I'm tired of 100% non interact able world's. It's boring. We had games on PS2/PS3 where you could level entire cities. Now you'll be lucky if you get to break a bottle or even a window.

[@v-trigger6137]

This game had no right to be in ps2, especially with THAT high production value, this should've been a early PS3 exclusive. the fact that, they spend it every penny in this game to make it impressive rather than just another cheap licenced cash grab title of that era, is simply astonishing

[@plazolaferreyro3416]

Zelda botw

[@GHAMVs]

To make it feel like the show, it seems the framerate was capped at 24! (Hey, that works on multiple levels.)

[@daniniamut1362]

How so early

[@GHAMVs]

@@daniniamut1362 Patreon

[@Onmysheet]

If this was made for PS3 it would be so much better.

[@Web720]

@@Onmysheet Maybe. Keep in mind how wonky the CELL is, most devs at 06 shat on the PS3 and how difficult it was to use. It most likely would have worse fps.

[@JohnGatsbyThe3rd]

@@Web720 im pretty sure sony wouldn’t have any problem developing for the CELL

[@puokki6225]

4:05 There are also at least two tie-in books about 24 (that I've read for whatever reason, they're exactly the kind of wannabe Tom Clancy dimestore thrillers you'd expect) with original stories, so Jack Bauer has had at least 11 exceptionally bad days at work.

[@fiskburk2908]

Yeah i mentioned that, the books kinda work, i got one for like $1 and its fun but forgetable, recent seasons, exist...

[@paulcorvans5767]

Also, lets not forget that 9th season that happens in London, so in total he had 12 stupidly bad days overall.

[@thevideogamewalrus2481]

If you count all the 24 books, comics, seasons, mobile games and this game, Jack Bauer has had around 40 really bad days.

[@v-trigger6137]

goes to show, Jack Bauer is such a tragically unlucky character. the writers must've really like to torture the poor guy lol

[@Calvin_Coolage]

Also there's a Japanese spinoff of 24, because it was apparently extremely popular there.

[@Daftanemone]

My favorite jack Bauer moment was when a terrorist swallowed a SIM card so Jack couldn’t know who the terrorist called. Jack responsed by gutting the guy and taking the sim card from the dudes stomach. Jack pit the sim into his phone and found out who the mastermind was. Completely absurd

[@Stribog1337]

A true Jack Bauer moment 😆

[@Noneoftheabove783]

Dude had it coming though

[@bahshas]

jack is an absolute beast. there is this one time he needs to get back with some mafia guys he was undercover with and they would not trust jack if he just showed up so he finds a guy in prison who ratted out on the mafia guys, has him transferred to ctu, goes into one of those lockup rooms to "interrogate" him and the guy is like you cant do this to me i know my rights, jack simply takes out a knife and just foooking beheads the guy in front of tony without saying a word. all that so he could take the head to the mafia guys and make them trust him. And what even more absurd is that the guy is not even some big bad terrorist hes just some guy yeah a criminal but just some guy and jack freaking beheads him like nothing.

[@bubz4196]

As long as they don't say fuck or so any titty on American TV, it's all good 😎

[@thatsagoodone8283]

Or after season 2 or 3, in the final minutes (spoiler): jack died in that season. Got revived. Tortured. So after all that he breaks down behind his wheel crying. Completely relatable: Mondays, right? But he gets interrupted by Chloe saying that something new came up. Jack: sure, on my way. Like: what the f? 🤣

[@DCGMatthew1]

It's impressive how good some PS2 games looked, even if they ran horribly. This game looks really good, even better in some parts. Destruction/physics are pretty good as well. A lot of games don't even do this anymore which is weird. Even the newest Battlefield has pretty much no destruction, and what it does have is a huge step back. I've been replaying CoD 3, albeit on the Xbox 360, and there's so much physics in that game and actually quite a lot of dynamic destruction, like walls being blown up or bricks being shot apart and you lose your cover. Doors get shot apart and I'm pretty sure they hang and slant depending on where they were shot. CoD doesn't do anything like that anymore either.

[@VexAcer]

Shadow of the Colossus immediately comes to mind. It runs like poo, but is basically a PS3 game (in terms of scope, ambition, animation, technology, etc.) that is somehow running on the PS2 at all.

[@Thudge]

I think some of that is 'looks like a PS2 game' is used as a derogatory term nowadays.

[@lolcat]

they could've been done much better on xbox or gamecube but it was mainly the popularity of the ps2 that forced devs to produce for it

[@DragonKeeper69]

capitalism is ruining the games industry, every big publisher just force their devs to make cash grabs. Since detail and polish is something that takes time it's immediately sacrificed for the bottom line. The Call of Duty franchise could actually still be good, if they focus on making a good game instead of how to make money quick.

[@DCGMatthew1]

@@DragonKeeper69 I disagree but okay.

[@blakegriplingph]

Fun fact: Dennis Haysbert who plays David Palmer in the series voiced Lambert in Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow in place of Don Jordan.

[@Road_to_Dawn]

I can’t believe I never knew that O.o

[@jamiejoe4802]

He also pops up in chaos theory

[@v-trigger6137]

And i always liked that version of Lambert. there was just something about Dennis Haysbert deep voice that always intrigued me and kept me on edge. wish Haysbert had voiced that character more

[@quinnmarchese6313]

lmao i remember getting home from gamestop, putting in my pandora tomorrow disk and being like "you're not Lambert, you're David Palmer!" when he came into my ear. still love that game, wish it actually worked.

[@mrsundaymovies]

Love these videos, so odd and specific and super interesting

[@Jack-tp8rb]

I would kill to see you guys collab for a CoG

[@oedipascourage6262]

What a face to see here.

[@chrisburns514]

Have you guys done anything on 24? Idk what would prompt it, but you should lol

[@v-trigger6137]

Wtf, now this is a very weird crossover. never in million years expected to see you guys in a minimeme video lol

[@victory4life00]

Mclunky

[@GamingKick]

"It´s 2006 and physics are cool!" It´s 2022 and physics are still cool...modern devs just seem to have forgotten that!

[@Jesse__H]

Right?! Where's my current-gen Red Faction: Guerrilla type game hmm?

[@thehwguy4293]

Are the Beamng devs an exception to this statement?

[@GigglebunsUV]

i would say that its just because physics aren't as novel anymore

[@ZX3000GT1]

Yeah because devs realized their time is better used towards making a good game instead of making a good physics engine

[@wakba6038]

@@ZX3000GT1 Ah yeah, the "good" modern games.

[@samz8691]

This is actually the only bit of 24 media I've ever actually consumed beyond seeing a few minutes of the show on TV. I should probably actually watch it.

[@ComingInHotPink]

Same here, buddy.

[@35antonio]

You should. It's a great show

[@AlexDiaz-gw5ov]

The first 3 seasons are the best.

[@Yapmanpac]

You missed your chance to watch it on streaming, at least, as far as I know, but the DVDs are dirt cheap.

[@headtopprotector7521]

@@AlexDiaz-gw5ov S4 & S5>>>>S2 & 3

[@Baguenaudeur]

I remember when this dropped me and my Dad were huge 24 fans, but he couldn't care much about video games. When he saw me play this it just blew his mind. He watched me play the entire game to follow the story 😂

[@quinnmarchese6313]

and unlike a lot of other tie ins, this game actually told a story that gave you relevant info, like how and why Kim started at CTU, how Chase came to become Jack's field partner, etc.

[@brandonxpagano]

i’m 5 seasons deep into a 24 rewatch. thank you so much for dropping this - timing was TOO good

[@cmdrjanjalani]

The game actually resolves a cliffhanger in one of the seasons' finale.

[@mesousagaby740]

"I'M WITH CTU!" (Moves some chairs around) "I'M WITH CTU!"

[@GamerGuysReviews]

I'd like to see you cover the X-Files PS2 game. It has all the original cast and plays like a mid-2000's survival horror game, but with way more David Duchovony.

[@rigbone3587]

That game genuinely kicks ass. Incredible silent hill/racoon city outskirts vibes, such great atmosphere. AK-47 is sooo satisfying to shoot haha I think it's such an underrated gem of a game. Area 51 (also on ps2 With the D-Cuv's voice) is similarly underrated and is a graphical powerhouse. like, the lighting in that game is ridiculous.

[@Web720]

@@rigbone3587 Was it? I played A51 on PC back in 2017 and I don't remember the lightning being that great.

[@1r0zz]

@@Web720 What is amazing on ps2 is different from what was amazing on PC.

[@Web720]

@@1r0zz Yeah that's true.

[@quinnmarchese6313]

whoa theres an X Files game???? also David Duchovny was underrated in the original XIII

[@VandergriftMoefies]

As someone that has grown up with this show and LOVED/LOVE it to death, this game was the shit to me back in the day. I haven't seen the vid yet, but just talking from my pov. Imo, this game captures the style of this show to a T. From the sound effects, to the music, to the lighting, color grading and camera work. It's insane how they even got details right like how they used to shoot for example dialog scenes. Where they in the show would have two over the shoulder shots and one like profile shot where they would switch from one person talking to the other one. Even with the right zooming they did with that switching shot, it's insane how many details they captured and as a major fan of this show, that stuff if pretty mind-blowing and you can tell that it's made by people that loved the show. But when it comes to gameplay it can get a bit repetitive and the ''real time'' aspect of the show is nowhere to be found. Even in cutscenes, they will just teleport characters from one location to another. Also the frame rate wasn't always the best and the storyline is kinda a missed opportunity. Because in season 3, they hinted at jack having gone undercover with the Salazar's and that's why he had a drug addiction (that only played a part in like the first 3 episodes). So they easily could've done a plot around that, since this game is supposed to take place between season 2 and 3. Also, Jack's heart problems that he got at the end of season 2 are also nowhere to be found, and nothing that happens in this game ever plays a role in season 3. And I remember as a kid HATING those driving levels with a passion. Those driving levels were the reason I've never finished it as a kid and I just ended up watching all the cutscenes with a cheat code unlocking all the levels. Also, screw those mini/hacking games. Some are okay, but most are trash. Also, can I just say that 24 is EXTREMELY underrated! Like, no one ever is talking about it really any more, even though it used to be a huge deal back in the day and was from the same era as shows like Lost and Prison Break. And it has influenced so many other shows and was pretty groundbreaking at the time. I remember as a kid actually shaking, because it was so tense to me. I've rewatched every season like a year ago, and it aged so well and it's so well-made and it has such a good flow to it. I mean, it had 8 seasons, a 9th season in 2014, a spin-off show, and it even had a film. It's so weird to me how forgotten this show is. Personally, I still own every season on DVD and Blu-ray and I hope someday that every season is gonna be released on Blu-ray. Anyway, time to watch this vid. 😅

[@dominateeye]

I think cop shows in general aren't as popular with younger generations who seem to be (rightly, in my opinion) seeing through the "hero cop" narrative pushed by the police and reinforced by media. There's obviously still an audience for them-- NCIS is on, what, season 27 now?-- but public conversation is taking police brutality and even the concept of police and prison abolition much more seriously than any time in the last 40-50 years, from what I've seen, and I think that has an effect on what concepts audiences are willing to buy into. As for back nearer when the show finished, I think a similar thing happened to Lost. That show was a HUGE deal for so long (and like 24 I never watched it lol) and people talked about it for longer, but eventually, people moved on, and now it's really only discussed nostalgically, rather than being analyzed and speculated about. I wonder if there's a sort of "phenomenon fatigue" that shows that aren't such runaway successes don't suffer from. Like, ads played for it all the time, people were discussing it constantly, episodes would rebroadcast almost every day so if you missed it you could catch up... and once it was over a lot of people might have gone "that was exhausting, let's not think about it for a while. What else is on?" 24 might have experienced that.

[@doranmitchell1700]

I really enjoyed 24 as well. I never watched it when it originally aired but I think I remember binging the 1st 3 seasons of it years back & just being completely hooked by it.

[@Lazyguy22]

All I remember about 24 (a bit young for it at the time) was the controversy about all the torture.

[@Stribog1337]

Got good memories too, I used to watch this series with my father when I was really small, it would air on open tv late at night

[@OutlawMantis]

I'm a big 24 fan. I can appreciate this game as an S-tier technical accomplishment. It's great for fans of the show who will enjoy more of Jack Bauer's story, but I wouldn't recommend it to non-fans. It unfortunately falls short in several areas, especially the car missions. God I hate them.

[@blakegriplingph]

Imagine if Melbourne House handled the game. They're basically known for whatever dark rituals they do to make the PS2 dance like in the Transformers Armada game.

[@noahboat580]

I remember not finishing the game (because video game backlog), but was like pretty far into it because i enjoyed the game. Definately a 7/10, leaning more on 8 with the interrogating dialogue But the sopranos game, dont even get me started

[@cloudtx]

Preach it brother! Those car missions, specially the ones where you're chased by the police can burn in hell. But the rest of the game is mostly fun! Playing as Jack Bauer is just pure gold.

[@Ro_Morgen]

I'm not a 24 fan but I loved that game.

[@wheatthinn]

I absolutely loved this game as a kid when it came out. I remember playing it around the time season 5 of the show aired. One of the best "tv" games in my opinion. So happy to see you cover this!

[@TJ-pc4hn]

As a 15 year-old obsessed with the 24 show, this game was my life back in 2006. Thank you so much for reminding me that this exists!

[@contrabandresearch8409]

14:50 that sequence looks awesome. It's cool that there were games that everyone overlooked that still tried to mix things up and tried to put a twist on the typical gunplay.

[@kupokinzyt]

Wow, I had no idea this game was open world. I absolutely love using PCSX2 and shark-hacks to explore cities. One of my favorite, is True Crime New York which you already covered. Thank you for this!

[@expendableindigo9639]

He did? Unless it's a Patreon exclusive I'm sure he's never covered True Crime.

[@oldmanonyoutube]

24 would be a great game to play on the PCSX2 emulator. It would stabilize the dodgy frame rate and run at a much higher resolution.

[@minimme]

unfortunately it's pretty dodgy on PCSX2 still, but it has improved a lot the last few years

[@MXOY99]

I'm actually questioning this. Hopefully it's fully playable *PAL version*

[@oldmanonyoutube]

@@minimme That's too bad. A few years ago I tested Gran Turismo 4, Yakuza 2 and a few other games. I am a huge fan of the PS2 era of games and love to see them in all their hi-def and higher frame rate glory.

[@SK91NO]

@@oldmanonyoutube Yakuza 2's lighting is pretty borked at a higher resolution, and neither of them really had issues with framerates

[@oldmanonyoutube]

@@SK91NO I used to play games on a crappy RCA television. Later on I bought a nicer Sony TV with S-video and component connections, a definite upgrade. I'm still really impressed with what emulators can do nowadays, far surpassing visual quality and fidelity of anything back in the day.

[@oedipascourage6262]

Wasn't expecting this level of production quality from a game that is long forgotten. Fascinating stuff as always: Cheers mate.

[@Larry]

Fun Fact: Sony Cambridge also made all the James Pond games (Robocod Etc.) before Sony bought the developer. But if you've done 24, you musr cover "Alias" at some point too :D

[@frogsnott5284]

Hi Larry :)

[@SmeddyTooBestChannel]

I think people underestimate how much having "something to look at" helps make what could be a repetitive section more fun. Even if in practice it is the same gameplay you've been doing for hours, doing stuff like this game having the news helicopter watching you and getting to see what you're doing from its perspective makes the moment more memorable and interesting. Little touches and flourishes go a long way, even if they're relatively minor.

[@gnocchidokie]

I’m so in love with your videos, from the games you choose to talk about to how you talk about them. Looking back and finding new things to love about old media is what nostalgia is really about, but every other content creator’s approach is just “look how stupid we were for liking the things we liked when we were younger.” While it can sometimes be fun to absorb that content, there’s never any attempt to understand why we liked it in the first place, when the best part of returning to old media is that you get to experience it as two people: the wise adult-you with discerning taste, and the child-you that discovered it and experienced it for the first time when every concept felt new and exciting. Your content captures both perfectly and it really stands out among the piles of other video game content. Keep doing what you’re doing, I love it!

[@fromvault801]

I love this channel & was surprised my Aussie friend hadn't heard of it. For some reason just assumed everyone in Australia knew each other

[@raviamodernepic]

I own this game because I was a big 24 fan, and it was surprisingly a fun handful of hours. Great video!

[@-EJ-]

Having not grown up with the show but spending a lot of my mid teens playing mgsv, it feels weird hearing Keifer Sutherland’s voice because I can only hear snake’s voice

[@fontunetheteller410]

Odd, for me it's the exact reverse. Me and my brother instantly thought of Jack when we heard Snake in MGSV

[@ft5821]

I hear Roebuck's voice

[@Guitar-Dog]

See I hear kiether Sutherland in the lost boys

[@bahshas]

24 has pretty heavy mgs vibes to it i think thats why kojimmer made him punished. season 1 and 2 are peak tv season 5 is pretty good too

[@TheJadedJames]

And when I played MGS5, Snake suddenly sounded like Jack Bauer. I was constantly expecting him to demand people tell him where the nerve gas was

[@GuyOnAChair]

Amazing to see someone cover...this.

[@SATOhara3173]

This was the game that made Kojima change Snake to Kiefer Sutherland

[@ShadowlessAsura]

Really incredible that Kiefer Sutherland games are like an entire genre

[@quinnmarchese6313]

lmao its basically this, Call of Duty (WaW and BO4) and Metal Gear Solid V

[@KingLich451]

so nice to see and hear from you again. much love!

[@cesarandrade5387]

I absolutely love this game. Got for my birthday in 2006

[@Ryanmiller70]

The splitscreen stuff reminds me of another PS2 game I loved called The Plan (spelled out as Th3 Plan). It does very similar things while also being a stealth game. It was made by Eko Software (who I think nowadays are best known for the How to Survive games) and Monte Cristo (who haven't done much of anything noteworthy, but I have heard of that 7 Sins game they did)

[@chrisburns514]

Absolutely loved this game. Wild it had all those actors return AND real tv actors in new roles. So many great memories

[@chrisburns514]

Holy sh*t, the shows cinematographer was involved with cutscene direction?? This is crazy

[@billthorn1604]

As a huge fan of the show, this game looks like a great way to spend a couple of rainy weekends. Nice vid.

[@Parisiancollector]

I’ve actually owned this game for years, being a fan of the show, but barely played it. Now, I really wanna go further with this game.

[@Blofeld001]

As a 24 fan, I really loved this game. Thanks for bringing back some great memories.

[@treetheoak8313]

Never thought that God of War 2, grand turismo, black and the 24 game would be examples of pushing the Ps2 to it's limits.

[@juarezamorim]

really, not GOW 2?

[@ZX3000GT1]

GT4 runs at 60FPS unlike this game, so IMO that elevates it to higher levels.

[@votekyle3000]

0:01 I played all of these, life was good

[@WH250398]

The composer of this game also did the absolutely amazing soundtrack for 007 Everything or Nothing.

[@KingTvlip]

BRO, i used to play this all the time as a kid! The gunplay was one of my favorite features! Interrogation levels were a cool idea but it felt too harsh and nerve wracking for me to complete at the time lol. The car driving physics are not the best, considering NFS MW and Carbon had already been out by the time. Nonetheless it's one of my favorite games still to this day!

[@WebstersYouTube]

This game is one of my best friend's guilty pleasures, and your video has helped me see why. I might have to see if the local game shop has a copy today.

[@fiskburk2908]

24 its a product of its era, the most recent season are there, at least it kinda works as a pocket novel and the game seems to follow the same path

[@expendableindigo9639]

The most recent are there?

[@fiskburk2908]

@@expendableindigo9639 yeah they exist cannot say are good or bad, are forgetable

[@DCGMatthew1]

So, it is here... I've been expecting it...

[@randyandy2809]

keither sutherland probably said more words in one cutscene of 24 than he did in the full mgs5 campaign

[@beenblack90]

this game was so fucking good for what it was supposed to be and the graphics and lighting were mind blowing at times, especially during the cutscenes inside of CTU

[@noahboat580]

I got 24 the game for $2.50 because this videogame store does a 4-$10 on og xbox/ps2 games. This was a pretty solid game! One of the more memorable moments to me was interrogating a guy from Little Seoul, and i didnt believe him jokingly until he booked it out the back door, cutscene and everything. He got away the first time from not processing the whole thing, but got him on 2nd attempt. Good game.

[@35antonio]

24 is my favourite show and to this day whenever I rewatch the show I play the game between season 2 and 3

[@soundtrack1405]

I never knew about the series before playing this game. I loved this game so much, it was very enjoyable for me. And now i love the show too.

[@BigBenlolz]

This game got me into the TV series and it looked just az amazing as a teen

[@mane771000]

I have played this game a lot when I was 9-10 years old. I've never even watched TV show and at that time don't understand any word in English(I live in Russia, but game never been translated), but that was the only game that was available for me at that period of time. I've also never have ps2, but can play for free at the store where they sell consoles and games. They put that game in the console and almost every day after the school I came to that sore and play 24: the game, unfortunately, I never had a chance to beat it, they didn't have a memory card, so every day I start new game and tried to beat it as fast as possible, I've even reached the last mission few times, but for some reason I died all the time and the store was always closing every time. I've played that game so many hours, that I can even quote some dialogs in pure English without any understanding what I'm saying. I've beat that game recently on emulator, that bring me back so many good memories, I have no regrets abut that game.

[@Rustyfingaz]

Xplay's review on this game was legendary back in the day, great video.

[@StealthMaster86]

I remember when this came out and being a big fan of the show I had to get the game. The game wasn't all that great but I kept going because how strong the plot was and how it felt like 24. I would love to see someone do another 24 game and do it right, So far the closest thing to a 24 game is Splinter Cell: Blacklist.

[@cloudtx]

Splinter Cell Blacklist is amazing! For some reason it seems to be ignored by SC fans but I've played every SC game and Blacklist is the top dog for me.

[@humanoidgaming6582]

I’m literally binging the series and just finished season 2 today and now you’re making this. It’s fate!

[@courier6448]

I used to rent this at Blockbuster all the time. Game was wayyy ahead of its time

[@brucybad_dad4285]

I remember renting this game when it first came out, and I was so confused and bummed out that I was playing a M rated shooter with no blood. Edgy teenage me could not enjoy the game after that lol. It was so confusing, because I remember playing a demo of it with blood, but then the full game replaced it with smoke. I'm probably the only person that cares but i would love to know details on why they did that. That being said, I do remember being impressed with the graphics and physics though.

[@joestevens5608]

stellar content man. really impressive stuff as ever - glad you're back!

[@ODD17Ymusic]

You make incredible content! I've watched and loved every video!!! Please keep it up!!

[@XxSTEVE559xX]

My dad got this game for himself but I fell in love 24 the game. Have nothing but good memories with this game

[@Smilezado]

Man I always miss your videos, they are so freaking good

[@jimon8998]

The yellowness instantly reminded me of watching 24 when i was younger

[@thefirstguyjaek255]

24 the game is one of my favorite games of all time. It hits so hard. The interrogation scenes were incredible. It hasn’t aged too well though unfortunately

[@thestarkknightreturns]

As a massive fan of the "24" series and Jack Bauer throughout the 2000s, I bought this back in 2006 as soon as it came out. For a good while it was one of my favorite PS2 games. It certainly is one of the games I played the most across any console I ever had.

[@Road_to_Dawn]

I was just thinking about this the other day! I loved the show growing up so I got the game, but I never finished it. Unfortunately, I have no idea where my copy is but I think I’ll have to go digging through my attic one day and see if I can find it.

[@rylujca4092]

This is remarkably similar to the Alias licensed game from the same era - glad to see it got a shout out.

[@BigBlackGuyReviews]

Ghost Hunter is one of those games that I have rebought repeatedly, over the years. Even still, own a copy, to this day! Hope you make a video on it, one day! it truly deserves more love and recognition than it got❣️ 🖖🏾🧐💯🔥🔥🔥

[@greenhowie]

The same team who made MediEvil made Ghosthunter? Guess that means the Sir Dan in one is officially an ancestor of the Sir Dan in the other. Neat.

[@jucalebre7540]

Damn, never heard about this game, what a gem

[@Bearded.Nobody]

My Dad randomly bought Primal when I was a kid and I remember loving that game

[@theTF2sniper]

I remember the show was pretty big back in the day, and a local video game magazine held a big contest where the main prize was to win an evening in a movie cinema where you could play this game on the big screen.

[@MrDumdumkilla]

I played the hell out of this demo then I eventually got the game and was impressed lol

[@jacobwindham3817]

It completely blows my mind that the ps2 is capable of doing this at all

[@unnamed715]

11:20 If you have a decent enough PC you should try running the game on PCSX2. I've been hitting 60fps with just about every game I throw at it using Vulkan.

[@BugsyFoga]

Liscence styled gta games are always deeply fascinating.

[@ThingsandStuffchannel]

Man, when I was 11, this game came out and i loved it. Watching the show then playing the game was so cool!

[@PhamSt]

Snake in another universe.

[@junoeclipse7715]

Is that actually Sutherland reprising Bauer? 5:55 sounds an awful lot like John DiMaggio

[@MrLogic204]

I still have a ps2 in my closet with this game just incase I want to play it again. My favorite show.

[@gbacl]

I was around 15 when this game came out and I was so unbelievably hyped for it that it seems kinda silly looking back. Yet, excluding the awful driving I remember it being very solid and entertaining, especially if you were a fan of the show. It really felt like a lost season of 24 and that was good enough for my 15yo self. Great video, thanks for bringing back some the memories :)

[@Kanzuki]

Resident Evil 4 is my favorite game set in the 24 Universe (RE4 is in the description for some reason)

[@ghostfacekillah9275]

Spy Fiction for the Ps2 is definitely one of the games you should absolutely check out. Talking about a game that has some great mechanics, an underappreciated gem and probably a future classic

[@ConiferSSR]

you know its a good day when minimme uploads

[@dolarhyde]

Peter Jackson’s King Kong wasn’t a GTA style game but was a movie game that was pretty good

[@Soulintent95]

Wow... i never watched this show but this game looks like a modern story driven game. Very impressive.

[@riazuddin4920]

Sony Cambridge was a legendary studio in the early to mid 2000s for the PS2. let's not underplay that.

[@idrinkmilk282]

Expecting this to have 24 hours of gameplay is unreasonable.

[@patrickdbuck]

Great review! I remember renting this game from blockbuster as a teen. I know exactly what you mean about the genre of this game, in the same bag as The Godfather, Reservoir Dogs, and Sopranos games. All those ps2 gta clone tv tie ins. What’s kind of funny is that while my parents wouldn’t let me play gta, they did let me play these games because they liked the movies. Oh the early 2000s hahah!

[@ultimateaquiles]

PLEASE do a video on the PS2 Fight Club game, it's right up your alley. It's so weird.

[@Mace2.0]

Oh yes, the game features Meat Loaf, Limp Bizkit, and fuckin' Abe Lincoln in the same game. Also, the cutscenes are hilariously bad.

[@ultimateaquiles]

@@Mace2.0 Yeah, I laughed my ass off when I saw Fred Durst was in the game. The entire roster and arenas are so obscure. Like, you can fight in the restaurant Tyler works at, the airport that Jack visits while looking for Tyler... it's such a stretch.

[@caffeinecat3598]

Howling at the Tony Hawk Scarface cover. Nice. That along with The Godfather and The Warriors games were all solid. I need to try this 24 game, I'm a huge fan of the series but for whatever reason never gave the game a try. Glad I discovered this channel; I've enjoyed this and your Driv3r videos, looking forward to delving into more of your content.

[@KP-48-007]

This is the last game I finished on my PS2 hardware a decade ago. This game surprised me since I had no idea about the show and had it for long but didn't play it until 2014

[@KooshIsCool]

If you ever want a trip, check out the Japanese exclusive 24 Pachinko machine simulator on ps2

[@KennyFrierson]

This game has one thing over the others good voice acting

[@mattg2321]

So glad to see you back after 2 months

[@HueyTheDoctor]

This is a great retrospective on a game I knew nothing about. Super impressed at how advanced it was for PS2.

[@MrEdcar007]

There is a even bed matress in a level that has proper physics attached to it. It reacts when shot and it can even slide down stairs. This is peak PS2 Havok physics.

[@LewdCowboy]

Why is this more detailed than most modern games.

[@vahlok1426]

Holy shit, someone else remembers Ghost Hunter. That game surprised the hell out of me when I bought it for a whole $3.

[@morzik12345]

Any chance for a video on the Treasure Planet ps2 tie in game?

[@minimme]

it's on my list to try out so maybe! - is it noteworthy?

[@morzik12345]

@@minimme maybe :)