7 Games That Were Secretly Another Game in Disguise

Sometimes you have a great idea for a videogame and the only obstacle standing between you and success is having to actually develop a videogame. Instead, why not take an existing game, change the graphics and hope that no-one notices? It worked for these 7 games! Enjoy, and subscribe for a video like this every week.
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[@mikeclops6230]

Fun fact: Chex Quest resulted in a nearly 300% sales increase. Panned by video game critics, it still went on to win a bunch of advertising awards. Chex Warrior, we salute thee.

[@3rdalbum]

Doesn't it still have an active community of fans?

[@mikeclops6230]

@@3rdalbum Yes. It me, I am the active community.

[@pallavimahaajan8103]

पाल वी

[@mitchellbonds766]

I loved that game. Went to the trouble of downloading its two sequels via analog dialup, too.

[@Mhoramdude]

@@mitchellbonds766 So did I always have a huge grin on my face for the whole concept every time I play.

[@frodobaggins7710]

If we're going to be even meaner, we could say that Oxtra is just a reskinning of Oxbox, but with less and more height at the same time

[@Ernesto87]

And more cheesy puns

[@spooky_electric]

Less space lasers, more papercraft.

[@cacs2201]

This is scarily on point

[@dallydaydream]

I feel like we could say it *started* as a reskin, but then like so many games unexpectedly do, it grew entirely into its own thing.

[@cthulhufhtagn2483]

I think the height averages out.

[@Rodrigo-ei4ht]

Jane's elaborate breakdowns on games with mininal to no plot is one of my favorite things. I'll never forgot the body horror that is Pac-man. Now we have "our Citizen Kane". Put that on a shirt xD

[@satansprguy4404]

Which video was the Pac Man analysis in?

[@lukamagicc]

She’s the best one on this channel

[@ErmacFellwalker]

She's also lovely 😍

[@catgirlcraft1774]

Satans PR Guy unanswered questions in gaming

[@fernborgzone7614]

Can’t stand”the other” ellen lol. She jus laughs too mush n annoying. Legit can’t go through ALLL OF OUTSIDE XTRA cuz Of her!

[@peterschaub6852]

My mom didn't want us playing Doom, so I played the hell out of Chex Quest. Was so excited to see that I wasn't the only one who remembered it

[@LordSluggo]

For a game that came free in a cereal box in the 90's, that Chex game had some pretty good 3D animation

[@shannonolivas9524]

My favorite line was "us beanheads". As if to suggest there was an active community around Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine, and that Jane was a member. Kudos to whoever wrote that. Though, after Jane mentioned lunchsleeps I dunno how you resisted having her be asleep at the end of her segment.

[@charlsssoooo]

Bruh the ammount of hours me and my friends put into that game, there was definitely a community... of like 4 world wide counting Jane in total apparently

[@moosemaimer]

"Why a spoon, cousin? Why not an axe?" *"It's dull, you twit, it'll hurt more!"*

[@robertt223]

Must learn spoon wielding techniques...where is that blasted Ginsaji

[@mitchellneu]

Excellent Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves reference. "I'm gonna cut your heart out WITH A SPOON!!!"

[@TheRealWilliamWhite]

Some murders take seconds, others take minutes, and some murders take days. But this murder takes years

[@adebiglazywolf5005]

Level: Logically Unlogical

[@StraightOuttaJarhois]

RIP Alan Rickman, no one could chew up the scenery quite like him.

[@FaultBat]

"Our Citizen Kane!" *goofy Mario 2 music plays Now that's a transition!

[@johnsharplin]

OutsideXtra is really OutsideXbox, only in purple and taller and shorter in equal measures

[@Hellwyck]

Like a weird Alice In Wonderland trip.

[@dgsurfer]

witch in turn is a reskin of inside xbox of the 360

[@gamecat1923]

Mantling crew at the ready !

[@linocrisostomo7045]

Your comment is the same with someone but people can have same ideas

[@bcfb21]

Phython Gaming I’m gonna say it was a joke that he saw that comment and went a step further by posting the same comment slightly differently. That’s how I saw it at least and it made me laugh.

[@patdo777]

Most call of duty games are 'secretly' reskins of earlier call of duty games.

[@andreyermac5228]

I don't think they are "secret" reskins, as well as Fifa, NHL, Asassin Creeds etc.

[@fallenolympian9860]

@@andreyermac5228 I mean AC did change pretty drastically over the last 3 years or so

[@incrediblehobson8479]

@Fallen Olympian yep, they became reskins of witcher 3

[@hioeo]

Real original.

[@PanAndScanBuddy]

That's just Nuketown. Turns out it's hard to change how guns work when your game has a historical setting, and Infinite Warfare bombed so hard the next CoD was WW II. So next time the franchise goes to space, buy it.

[@Henri-email-archive]

Fifa: *chuckles* I'm in danger

[@DarkKingRosemar]

Besides Mean-Bean Machine, Puyo was also turned into Kurby's Avalanche. Yep, it got ported twice, once for Sega and once for Nintendo.

[@mfrazier3876]

Ha! You thought I was Chex Quest, a kid-friendly shooter about cereal, when it was really me, DOOM, instead!

[@thegoatboat1295]

Ah, I see that you're a man of culture as well

[@wacky1898]

ROAD ROLLER DA

[@Lupo32]

I still have my copy from 1995/1996

[@nerosoul2506]

NANI?!

[@amani576]

Kono Chex Da!

[@Ernesto87]

#4: The original version of Super Mario Bros 2 was way too dificult for many players in the west , so that's why we got the altered version of Super Mario Bros 2. The original was only released in Japan, untill it was rebranded as the lost levels in Super Mario All Stars.

[@rna151]

That's not the only reason. Japan SMB2 followed up its original within less than a year on the Famicom Disk System. Nintendo had originally intended to release the disk system in the west as well but dithered and by the point they finally decided firmly against it years had passed and the standards on NES games had gone way up as cartridge add-on chips to give the NES hardware new capabilities became commonplace. In the face of this Japan SMB2 with its 99% recycled graphics and sound and high difficulty coming in years late as the followup to Nintendo of America's foundational game seemed likely to damage the brand. And heck, it probably would have. Maybe it'd be a different story if it'd come along in the same time frame as it did in Japan but by this point people expected more out of a sequel and certainly more out of a would-be Super Mario Brothers 2.

[@zzasdfwas]

Also, Luigi could jump higher than Mario in the original smb2, so the statement about Luigi's jump ability becoming canon is incorrect.

[@BearManley]

That's not the reason at all. Nintento was told Americans might not like SMB2 because it was TOO similar to the original. It didn't feel like a different game at all.

[@StraightOuttaJarhois]

@@BearManley And that's probably true, it's a pretty boring sequel. Feels like an uninspired romhack.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

Fun fact, it was rereleased as Mario USA so they bought 2 copies of Doki Doki Panic

[@wnbetv]

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater started out as a third person shooter starring Bruce Willis. Early prototypes of the skateboarding game still used Bruce Willis character model which cracks me up every time I imagine it

[@robertt223]

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaa??

[@swine13]

Yippee-ki-yay, motherdude! See if you can collect the letters S - K - A - T - E!

[@lmcgregoruk]

Not exactly, They'd just finished making Apocalypse starring Bruce Willis for PS1, and were asked to make a skateboarding game, so they just used a bunch of assets from Apocalypse to throw something together as a test/techdemo, before fleshing it out.(And getting Tony Hawk to sign up)

[@orangecat862002]

Always glad to see some love for Chex Quest as a fan who played tons of it as a child. There are dozens of us. DOZENS!

[@lifeincolour09]

00:54 Blair Witch Vol. 1 (Andy) 03:47 Chex Quest (Mike) 06:07 Doctor Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine (Jane) 08:50 Super Mario Brothers 2 (Andy) 11:29 Tourist Trophy (Mike) 13:27 Super 3D Noah's Ark (Jane) 15:46 Nerf Arena Blast (Mike).

[@incredibilisman2909]

@@Bryan-ib3jo holup

[@drmznvrdie4087]

you guys are hilarious!

[@luketsimmons1982]

Cereal... beans... turnips... lunch burrito... has anyone else been left feeling hungry after today's list? Was the script written around 1pm perchance?! 🌯

[@DrakeFaust]

Not to mention weapons that literally launch food. Good thing I ate before watching this. Time for my food coma.

[@jordanbishop993]

Luckily for me I was on lunch break when I watched it.

[@handlebarfox2366]

probably 11:30 a.m.

[@seeleyboothfan2]

13:45 Jane sounds so disappinted that God stole her evil plan.

[@Uniclonus]

Man, Jane was really channeling a documentary narrator during the Mean Bean Machine segment. Loved it

[@ThePoolIsAbstract]

Popular character The Tent From Blair Witch. My favourite! When are we going to get a spin off movie or full-length game about Tent's adventures?

[@Egurius3]

That would propapbly be a very slow movie/game, since tents don't usually move around much. The Tent does have some silent charisma in it though, i'll give it that.

[@Egurius3]

@Mark Please be kind and get out.

[@g40rc378]

Sounds intense to me!

[@godspeed2272]

@@g40rc378 don't you mean... in-tents

[@rgerber]

Bonjour Madame

[@TheRivieraKid]

Still enjoy hearing the Oxbox jazz trio play over the “beware spoilers for the following games” section.

[@holshr8291]

I'm still desperate to know what the name of that music is.

[@varunchaturvedi2581]

@@holshr8291 The Messenger, from KZbin's Audio Library.

[@varunchaturvedi2581]

@@holshr8291 Outside Xtra's theme is Far Away, also from KZbin's Audio Library.

[@aburmud]

"Why a spork cousin? Why not a chainsaw or a..." "Cause it's dull you twit it'll hurt more"

[@logansrevenge1214]

Jane was trying so hard to not laugh. I love it. Citizen Kane indeed.

[@darkjackel8608]

This is probably my favorite re-skin of the "7 things that thing" video yet! 😆

[@tickertape27]

Yeah, and dude still needs a haircut.

[@christmasrivers6541]

yassssssss, chex quest; my entire family loved that game, particularly my father, who was never much for video games. I still remember it fondly every time I eat chex XD

[@Stratelier]

Don't let ANYBODY try to tell you that bad games can't leave good memories.

[@auburngeekgirl]

I too have found memories of watching my father play this game. I legit thought I had made up the memory until I mentioned it to my sisters a few years ago and they remembered it too.

[@1wngdngl]

My cousin had this game - I loved playing it when I was at their house. It actually got pretty difficult and the goo monsters could be pretty scary.

[@626Pennywise]

3:17, holy crap it's the mysterious stranger from Fallout 3

[@kabob0077]

*Guitar strums*

[@GhengisJohn]

Man I miss Nocturne. Nice to see it on this list. It had a pretty cool setting and tone. Kind of wish they had kept with the original idea of Bloodrayne being a Svetlana action game if only so I could keep getting updates on how things were going for Spookhouse.

[@zoomzoom4377]

Literally just Fifa, the same game every year.

[@mnArqal93]

EA Sports: "We'll sell you the same games every year with better graphics. And... it will still make you want to play it"

[@Lucivius27]

Idiots still buy them.

[@takashiari1598]

I mean... the Switch version of Fifa 20 is a LITERAL copy and paste of Fifa 19 on Switch

[@roberttanner7793]

Literally all sports games

[@deusexvesania1702]

EA sucks and they're so big cuz people suck even more for putting up with it. But to be fair: What's there to change about a sports game?

[@khamankhoma8232]

From "MEIN LEIBEN!!" to "zzz". That's quite a transition.

[@fanfaretloudest]

**snore** **whistle**

[@rhynlock11]

It just got lost in translation

[@LeAnwar1]

My love!!

[@CorvusCorone68]

sleep is often used as a poetic analogy for death, the final sleep, etc

[@reloadpsi]

@@CorvusCorone68 Deep.

[@TheIronicRaven]

Chex Quest!!! I grew up with that game! I remember it as being quite good, but its been like 20+ years haha. But it was a great reskin of Doom. Had some really fun weapons, lots of hidden rooms, and kept me playing for so many hours. If I could go back in time, I would never take this away from my kid self. I actually think it would be cool for morr companies to do this. Take the current doom and give it a kid friendly reskin, just to see what it would be like

[@HewleyxAngel]

I remember playing Chex Quest at school rather than doing my typing lessons in class and computer club. The spork was my favorite weapon.

[@jamesclarkson156]

I remember getting GTA 1 out of a cereal box as a kid. Apparently it had a story, I just kept stealing trucks and driving on sidewalks....until my parents confiscated it.

[@therunawaykid6523]

Woooahh you got the first gta game in a box of cereal??

[@CaitlinRC]

*looks at my various courseworks* *looks into camera*

[@alexocana1865]

Too relatable

[@KesorodaBlk]

“Mama Luigi” is canon, via the meta that Mama was rescinded from the Doki Doki Panic game into Luigi from Super Mario Bros.!

[@Videosaurus_Wrex]

A bear named burt hiding in a bush is easily the most important figure in literature now 😂

[@connortheandroidsentbycybe7740]

I'm sure I read somewhere that Super 3d Noah's Ark was such a direct copy from Wolfenstein that everything (enemies, ammo, secrets etc) were in the same places, so if you knew Wolfenstein well enough you'd be able to do the exact same in S3DNA

[@DrakeFaust]

I'd be surprised if there was any crossover at all with those games' playerbases.

[@connortheandroidsentbycybe7740]

@@DrakeFaust which is probably why Id didn't sue them into oblivion 😛

[@TeraunceFoaloke]

@@connortheandroidsentbycybe7740 I'm pretty sure Id knew that from the start. Also I think Id at the time was miffed at Nintendo for the required censoring. Also, also, Super Noah's Ark 3d was the first and only ever contemporarily released Bootleg Snes game that didn't short pins out.

[@henke37]

Well, that is wrong.

[@connortheandroidsentbycybe7740]

@@khamjaninja. ik! Completely fucking wild

[@AudioXVNVXTheNightLife]

blair witch needs a game where you play as the tent

[@dallydaydream]

Oh boy, that sounds... intents : D

[@AudioXVNVXTheNightLife]

@@dallydaydream lmao

[@BogaDragon]

That would certainly be a tent•alizing experience

[@AudioXVNVXTheNightLife]

@@BogaDragon and instead of health packs you find zippers to tent to your wounds ⛺

[@num1adhdninja]

Fun fact about the Noah's Ark backstory, from Genesis 7:2-3: "Take with you seven pairs of every kind of clean animal, a male and its mate, and one pair of every kind of unclean animal, a male and its mate, and also seven pairs of every kind of bird, male and female, to keep their various kinds alive throughout the earth." While there were indeed a breeding pair for every land animal and bird, there were even more of what was considered *livestock*. This would include cows, sheep, and goats. Although, you are correct that the number you have to send to sleepytime junction is a ridiculous amount. ...That, or they bred REALLY fast. lol

[@Christian-Prepper]

I was going to post this exactly. Glad I'm not the only one.

[@brittanywalker4792]

I was also gonna point that out

[@BryanKoepl]

I also was going to post this. Blew my wife's mind when I pointed this out to her the other day.

[@davidvega462]

I love how jane could barely say that dr robotniks' mean bean machine was the citizen Kane of gaming without laughing

[@roccaflocca4312]

The old NES game Yo! Noid was Kamen no Ninja Hanamaru in Japan. Also, Circus Caper for the NES was called Moeru! Oniisan with completely different graphics, as well.

[@moonwatcher99]

I was wondering if anybody would mention the Noid. I loved that game, but the pizza contests drove me nuts!

[@ImpmanPDX]

Was Cool Spot a reskin of something? That was an odd period of sponsored games.

[@kaiseryuuki4098]

"It's Nerf or nothing" taken to its next logical conclusion.

[@cmscalvert]

Loved Chex Quest. There's 3 games in the series. The first 2 were legit from the cereal company. The 3rd is a fan made project.

[@oxygenthief3553]

Am I the only one who remembers the Age of Empires II clone Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds?

[@CorvusCorone68]

nope, i got the version that included the Clone Wars expansion; i remember using cheats to spawn in the Death Star, good times

[@wizard3z868]

@@CorvusCorone68 lol i have tht too SIMONSAYS🐨 THAT'SNOMOON🌑

[@nathanbrown8680]

No. They're on the same engine and have some superficial similarities, but they aren't the same game. SWGB is much more conservatively balanced with early game econ bonuses being either very small or counterbalanced by penalties. Also, it has player controlled flying units, which AoE2 does not. Calling SWGB an AoE2 clone is as accurate as calling Jedi Knight 2 and 3 clones of whichever Quake iteration their engine is licensed from. Some units behave similarly as some firearms in FPSs behave similarly, but the overall dynamic is different and there are additional mechanics not used in the base game.

[@CorvusCorone68]

@@nathanbrown8680 true, it was harsh to call it a clone

[@ImpmanPDX]

I just re-downloaded it from one or another of the PC game sites. Maybe epic?

[@tha_karatejoe]

6:04 Infinitely more terrifying than anything Doom has to offer

[@kabob0077]

You can play Chex Quest with Brutal Doom, it makes BRUTAL CHEX, the only cereal eaten by both God and Satan.

[@Maniacman2030]

@@kabob0077 I didn't know this. NONE OF THE DOOM MOD CHANNELS I WATCHED COVERED THIS! HERESY!

[@ArkriteTheMad]

Ah man, the Tent was my favorite character in that movie!

[@johnyesjustjohn]

6:08 Wow, I did not remember that I had ever played this game until that music started. Very distinctive!

[@shannonolivas9524]

Ages ago, I bought that Blair Witch: Rustin Parr game specifically because it was a semi-sequel to Nocturne. Also, surprised anyone else remembers Nocturne!

[@kallasantysanty6092]

We all do :P

[@Nintendocat]

Ninjabread Man was originally going to be Zool 3. The creator of Zuul tried to make a sequel but when he saw what the company he trusted it to were doing to it, he pulled out so they made it their own game instead. Then copied the exact same game 4 more times just reskinned as Trixie in Toyland, Anubis II, Billy the Wizard, and Rock n' Roll Adventures.

[@3rdalbum]

Yes, we all saw the Rerez video (and if you didn't, please subscribe to Rerez! Their Just Bad Games videos are hilarious)

[@Nintendocat]

@@3rdalbum I love Rerez but they're not the only ones to talk about the reskins.

[@jonnihard1090]

Duuude I'm so glad I saw Chex quest on here. I remember this from when I was like 4 and went through my whole life wondering if this was some bad dream I had. Nice to know it was frome something.

[@Uberphish]

As a kid who WAS allowed to play Unreal Tournament, that Nerf arena game was surprisingly still pretty darn good! It had a disk-launcher with projectiles you could steer around like the redeemer and get headshots with, and one of the more satisfying rocket launchers I'd used at the time.

[@jeremiahbrown-suarez2089]

Nerf Arena Blast was my childhood. Incredible game and so happy to see it in a list video

[@cericat]

It was a pretty decent use of the UT engine honestly, a lot of fun to play I don't know which I played more UT (usually with the headshot only mutator against bots) or NAB. Another (and actually good) game built off Doom was Strife, a rather impressive RPG for what it did with the engine.

[@ghw1985]

i always played as toad thank you! he was fast and a beast for lifting

[@Stratelier]

Toad was my favorite character to play too! Do the others even lift?

[@StraightOuttaJarhois]

Yeah, Toad's clearly the best choice, especially for desert levels.

[@ghw1985]

@@StraightOuttaJarhois then ts luigi for that jump i find princess and mario are the worst of the 4

[@klyedthecat]

The tent was my favorite character

[@andyzib]

Aw, I really liked Nerf Arena Blast and tried to get friends into it. The game mode involving the Ballzooka was almost a LAN party favorite. Two teams try to collect 7 balls in order and use the Ballzooka to shoot those balls into their teams “tree.” It also had the element of “If only Nerf guns really worked this way...” May have inspired a few paint ballers and air soft enthusiasts along the way.

[@thestigsdutchcousin]

Seeing Nocturne makes me want a remaster of it even more. I still have the original discs somewhere. Really loved that game despite its flaws.

[@maxvel0city906]

Plot twist OutsideXtra is just OutsideXbox in disguise! Jane dyes her hair and puts her shoes on her knees to become Ellen. Mike puts height increasing shoes on and drinks lots of coffee to become Luke and Andy just uses his stealth skills to become invisible.

[@gruggerduggerhoose]

Max Vel0city illuminati confirmed *X files theme plays

[@danoseifofie]

How do know all this !?!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!

[@nithin143ash]

You should probably start running if you don't want to be chained in the jane laboratory

[@kimballbelliston5925]

Andy is the purple sofa

[@SilentBudgie]

Untitled Goose Game was originally developed as Half Life 2: Episode 3.

[@Gonzie6]

Try dishonoured ;)

Played Puyo Puyo for the SNES on the Switch yesterday. It's a pretty nice game.

[@wanderlustwarrior]

As soon as I saw Doom in the spoilers, I knew Chex Quest was coming up.

[@jacksonmnl7901]

What about Atlas? It was basically a reskin of A.R.K. Survival Evolved.

[@nightlightshinebright5552]

Wasn't that made by the same studio though?

[@Nineball2501]

"You've really gotta jam it in and work it around." ...That's what she said.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

Also, "You've really gotta jam it in there and work it around" title of your sex tape

[@CrystalGreymon]

You'd know.

[@warandpoetry9542]

Do a list of games that were originally supposed to be other games! Like how watch_dogs was supposed to be a driver sequel

[@robertt223]

Watchdogs was Driver????

[@warandpoetry9542]

@@robertt223 The engine was custom built for a new driver game (IGN) but they scrapped it and made a new IP instead

[@fireblade295]

A game where you play as a character that has just started driving was meant to be a driving game? Did they the driving too?

[@machouchacha]

One additional fun fact you didn't mention about Super Mario Bros. 2, is that there actually is a real, Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 that came out at about the same time as the US version. However, it was deemed too difficult for the US market, hence the weird reskinned version of Doki Doki Panic.

[@BlackouttheNightWing]

Assassin’s Creed games are secretly slight variations off the first

[@NGMonocrom]

Chex Quest ~ I WANT THAT SPORK!!!!

[@Highclaw]

Dr Robotnik's Mean Bean machine was one of my favorite sega games ever. Especially the Music in the Stage 13 Cutscene where he jumps out of the hovercraft to yell at scratch and grounder. I loved the music from that part.

[@MidBoss666]

Well, to be honest, if you look at the major changes between Mario's debut in Donkey Kong and his standalone game, Mario Bros., then the even bigger change in format between Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros., SMB2 didn't feel too outlandish, it felt like a sequel that shook up the formula, like many during that era.

[@EvilspinnrePvP]

I'm confident the Witcher 3 was actually just a side quest from Gwent, the true purpose of the game!

[@craigb2343]

Tetris Attack anyone? I didn't know it was a reskin of Panel de Pon until many years later.

[@SmashFinale]

Now for a death battle between Arle and Lip

[@AfroRyan]

What about Decap Attack? It's a reskin of "Magical Hat no Buttobi Tābo! Daibōken" which was also a spiritual successor to Kid Kool and Psycho Fox. It's almost like developer Vic Tokai couldn't settle on a theme or something...

[@HarryVoyager]

I loved Chex Quest. That game was so silly and so much fun.

[@octobermoon3959]

Omigosh!! I thought I was the only one who remembered Chex Quest! My parents wouldn't let me play games like Doom... so I was pretty happy to play Chex Quest😂 Ahh the 90s!!😁

[@reikenkayzer]

Mike: You know I don't think I am hungry anymore. (Places spoon into an empty bowl) Might be because you ate all your food Mike, don't blame the disgusting flemoids xD

[@Darkalius87]

Oh man, the memories. I loved Nerf Arena Blast. Played it a ton when I was younger.

[@thatfield977]

I still have a copy of the Chex Quest first level MIDI in my MIDI folder in my music collection. It was a good song. Glad to hear it again!

[@DirgeTV]

"That's the 6th time this has happened, Toad. If she's not in next one, your going in that Lava" Sadly more relatible then I want to admit. Also, I would actually pay to actually see how in anyway do you make a gritty version of anything based on Barbie.

[@madalice5134]

I'm sure Andy could come up with something, just listen to his gritty version of She-ra on that SOTW episode.

[@zacharyjoy8724]

Gritty Barbie, huh? Small Soldiers, anyone?

[@privatebaldric8767]

Something, something 'Cereal killer'. Something, something 'totally Nerfed'.

[@traviskoontz4796]

Very informative always enjoy the eye opening stuff

[@user-wn5iy5us7x]

Hey. Blair Witch Volume 1 was cool! I personally liked that it was an additional episode of Nocturne with some extra game mechanics. It's a pity though that they had to cut the epilogue for some reason - the one where she leaves the city and shares a few extra words with the Stranger. You can only read it in the script (Google it).

[@Joe_Potts]

"Was" multiplayer shooters? Dude that's still 84% of videogames in 2019

[@deathbykonami5487]

There's a difference between multiplayer and online multiplayer

[@LordPenguinYourLeige]

No one ever believed me when I tried to explain that Chex Quest existed.

[@OtakuHanzo]

Holy nostalgia, Batman! I remember the serious buzz around the release of Nocturne being the realistic clothes physics. Luckily, I had a beefy enough system to run it at ultra detail and got huge laughs from the game watching my trench-coat go all willy-nilly during an intense action sequence. xD

[@jezuzman78]

I remember those old Blair Witch games. The first one did have the cast from the movie. They make a cameo in what seems to be a time wormhole, that throws the character through various stages of the forest being industrialized and structures from the movie in different states of destitution. Lots of lore but bad mechanics.

[@tricdaddy316]

So basically these are all the “we have x at home” memes

[@TheGuardDuck]

Nerf Arena Blast WAS Unreal. It was made in Unreal engine, and came with a level editor. There were actually sites to download maps for it! Also, it was actually pretty cool!

[@noUGames]

I remember getting Chex Quest back in the day but my parents PC wasn't powerful enough to run it. Ahh the good ole days

[@jordanwallis4323]

Man, I loved chex quest. Played the snot out of it! I'd kill to get a copy I could play on my console today!

[@drfrankenlove6547]

Best moment of my day so far!!!!.....after my coffee of course.

[@dustinaspectrum6337]

I suddenly want to open that box of Chex on top of my fridge...

[@Icam_here]

i finished Super Mario 2 and it said at the end it was all a dream... ok i didn't finish it but it does say that at the end, which is how they decide that it was so different

[@LogoFreak93]

Fun fact about Super Mario Bros 2: Even though the USA version originates from Doki Doki Panic, the game that later became Doki Doki Panic was originally going to be a Mario game after all. Shigeru Miyamato envisioned a Mario game with vertical scrolling in addition to horizontal scrolling. The game idea was scrapped and a new Super Mario Bros 2 was made (the one we know as the Lost Levels) because some things didn't work as originally intended. But the pre-Doki Doki Panic version of SMB2 does have some information about it - the underground had a cool remix of the SMB underground theme and at the end of the game there was something with money won. It also didn't take place in a dream or a book but in another realm of the Mushroom Kingdom. Introducing new enemies was nothing new, though, as if you remember Mario Bros had different enemies from Super Mario Bros (except the shellcreepers which were renamed as koopa troopas).

[@PatrickLongblkwhtrbbt]

Fallout New Vegas was just Fallout 3 wearing someone else's skin

[@alan5445]

***cowboy hat

[@kallasantysanty6092]

Nah it was F3 finding it's original skin (from F1 and F2) that it lost when moving to Bethesdaland :P

[@RiversEagle_]

And somehow that skin was better than the body it was on. Translation: Fallout 3 sucks and New Vegas is the best fallout

[@kallasantysanty6092]

@@RiversEagle_ For me F2 is still the best Fallout ever made. But i'm old and crazy :P

[@daviddaugherty2816]

@@kallasantysanty6092 Not that crazy. Fallout 2 kicks ass. For me, the old ones and new ones live in 2 different houses in the ole brain-pan, so I say 2 and NV are both my favorite.

[@mikle9011]

“Put a shirt on Toad, you look ridiculous” Andy’s hilarious😂

[@mrherc85]

On Mario: pulling turnips also became a thing with Captain Toad - Treasure Tracker. Nintendo also did something simliar with Doubutsu no Mori Animal Crossing, didn't it?

[@themeatt625]

Chex Quest! That takes me back. Played that on my Gateway 2000.

[@TJDious]

Mean Bean Machine is way more fun than it has any right to be.

[@3rdalbum]

Puyopuyo is crazy addictive. I've always preferred it to Tetris and it's so satisfying to put together a chain reaction and drop two rows of grey beans on your opponent.

[@cornlips7247]

I really truly love this channel. You all have provided me with countless hours of entertainment for a long while now and I can never thank you enough.

[@The-Brute-Squad]

Wisdom Tree did a lot of those re-skins. I remember having an NES game by them called Spiritual Warfare, which was a River City Ransom re-skin.

[@pedromontalvojr4585]

2:55 Hey! I'll have you know that the tent is my favorite character!!