(Longplay #32) (Wii) Ultimate I Spy

My thirty-second Longplay
I hope you enjoy
TIMES
Fish Tank 1: 2:31
Paper City 1: 8:23
Puzzles 1: 11:57
Magic 1: 16:13
Time Tower 1: 20:30
Music 1: 24:06
Science 1: 28:11
Fun & Games 1: 31:28
Outer Space 1: 34:55
Amazing Machine 1: 39:30
Fish Tank 2: 42:25
Paper City 2: 47:03
Puzzles 2: 50:51
Magic 2: 54:20
Time Tower 2: 57:12
Music 2: 1:00:37
Scavenger Hunt 1: 1:03:19
Science 2: 1:05:28
Fun & Games 2: 1:10:05
Outer Space 2: 1:12:52
Scavenger Hunt 2: 1:17:37
Amazing Machine 2: 1:19:11
Fish Tank 3: 1:24:09
Paper City 3: 1:28:26
Scavenger Hunt 3: 1:30:43
Puzzles 3: 1:32:17
Magic 3: 1:35:04
Time Tower 3: 1:39:32
Scavenger Hunt 4: 1:42:29
Music 3: 1: 1:44:00
Science 3: 1:47:39
Fun & Games 3: 1:50:50
Scavenger Hunt 5: 1:53:33
Outer Space 3: 1:55:21
Amazing Machine 3: 2:00:30
Fish Tank 4: 2:03:37
Scavenger Hunt 6: 2:09:56
Paper City 4: 2:11:24
Puzzles 4: 2:15:22
Magic 4: 2:19:41
Scavenger Hunt 7: 2:22:36
Time Tower 4: 2:24:03
Music 4: 2:27:10
Science 4: 2:31:51
Scavenger Hunt 8: 2:35:58
Fun & Games 4: 2:37:26
Outer Space 4: 2:41:16
Amazing Machine 4: 2:46:53
Start the Machine: 2:51:14
Ending: 2:54:49
Credits: 2:56:36
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[@jakebello7988]

This game was a big part of my childhood.

[@turplepurnip9219]

Mine too

[@EmmettDoyleDDR435]

me either

[@mikegagne7987]

SAME

[@Numbabu]

Heck yeah :)

[@matthewhoganmeadtheanonymo348]

I played it before! So much memories!😉👍😸

[@nacho51208]

The rocket ship and the drums were the only points in my childhood where I experienced pure rage.

[@aroundtheblockwithbrock4799]

Omg yessss I’m replying and the drums suck 😤

[@delcatty445]

The rocket ship was awful omg

[@Eeveeismypatronas]

Same. It was mainly the drums for me.

[@granthobbs7083]

The drums were a struggle as well as the rocket ship

[@Aidenninja2424]

Young me couldnt find swim in the fish tank,thats where i got rage

[@bruceturnbull4219]

Unironically the best video game of all time

[@jordantolkar2586]

Also, for those confused about silence in place of certain sounds, the sounds only play on the wii remote itself, like shaking the Maracas, shaking the crystal ball, and other things.

[@the1stwing]

That explains why I remember sounds in the fish race

[@slay-velin6244]

this game was honsetly my younger childhood days THE NOSTALGIA

[@Eeveeismypatronas]

Ah, I remember this game. I was only 4 years old when it came out.

[@mackenziecollins2688]

I spy is a huge part of my childhood!❤❤❤

[@IlcotheOtter]

It was one of my favorite games on the wii

[@Eeveeismypatronas]

SAME!!!

[@jordantolkar2586]

I actually did beat the whole thing myself once, albeit took a long while. That paddleball mini game on the “Games” world was rather annoying.

[@meannush7552]

id get tilted in the juggling

[@starboysnooke]

the hardest one for me was the drums one

[@jordantolkar2586]

@@starboysnooke I honestly had no problem with the juggling, drums, and rocket ones, although the drum inputs are pretty wonky because it's swinging the wii remote, which is usually rather wonky at times, and the Rocket stuff took me a couple attempts.

[@aroundtheblockwithbrock4799]

@@starboysnookeme too I’ve accidentally started over so I’m playing it again and the drums suck smh

[@MemeReviewer]

whoever decided 32 hecking bounces for the paddle ball is evil

[@agt7532]

It's the world's longest I Spy game walkthrough ever.

[@starboysnooke]

thanks for the play through! it helped me solve some of the riddles i was stuck on (the internet wasn’t much help) lol

[@villainn]

I remember seeing this game in the scholastic book fair magazine my school would give me in elementary. Time flies

[@Icicle_158]

IIRC, that’s the same way I stumbled upon the game as well. It’s kind of scary that that was over a decade ago.

[@Goat0423]

Literally that’s how I stumbled on this game too as well as the spooky mansion sequel

[@ExhiledGod2]

Ah, book fair.

[@randomcactus5678]

This game was my childhood

[@Aozii]

I would buy this game again 100%

[@santi_b1122]

The clocktower is amazing

[@michaelbrosnan2969]

I have personally never played this game before, but the books were awesome in my opinion. Just watching this video alone makes me feel nostalgic. Lol. :)

[@ThePlasmicAlchemist]

This is cool and all, but it's just not the same if they're not real-life photos... I feel like an I Spy game like this would have turned out so much better if we waited for games and graphics to evolve.

[@delaneyelekes8660]

I doubt this'll be read 3 years later, but hard disagree. This game is like a time capsule of 2000's aesthetics and I think that's one of the coolest parts of the game.

[@big_man_ank1768]

this game alongside wii sprots is my childhood and boi do i love it and its soundtrack is just awesome

[@pickleproductions4693]

I have to say this game looks familiar to me. I don't remember playing this when I was a kid. But if I did, then nostalgia would be hitting me right now.

[@carysschmidt6983]

Dear Sergio, Now that I understand (primarily thanks to my mom having to read your answer to me aloud.) I now know and understand the reason as to why you're such an admired professional at the I Spy and Can You See What I See? Games are because you wrote memorized things whenever I saw you being such an amazing professional at playing these games including games such as I Spy and Can You See What I See?. So much so that in my opinion, I’d like to consider you as the number one most broadly elite professional at playing these video games, but although, this does make me want to put A TEST up against my MOM’S thought as to what SHE thinks that your favorite subclass in Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare is probably the one subclass that YOU’d probably be interested in playing as (or that you would prefer to consider as your favorite.) and to YOUR thought as to what YOU think your favorite subclass is in Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare, there are five different subclasses that you get to choose from on both the Plants and Zombies sides, there is the soldier class with the peashooter and the foot soldier, then the melee class with the Chomper and the support class with the Engineer, then there's (as to what I consider MY favorite subclass in Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare.) the healer class with (MY favorite character, the Sunflower.) and the Scientist, and then, there's the sniper class with the Cactus and the tank class with the All-Star, and finally there’s the boss class with Crazy Dave and Dr. Zomboss (in which you can only be those subclasses IF you are playing either Garden Ops or Gardens and Graveyards.) So, my MOM thinks that you’d like to be playing as the Healing Subclass, but that leaves me to ask you this investigation that lives beyond my and my MOM’s expectations, Which subclass in Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare would YOU be interested in playing as (or be considered as your favored favorite?) Let me know if it's on either the plants’ or zombies' side and please write back to me! ❤, Carys

[@ExhiledGod2]

I only remembered the camera machine. And it led me back.

[@Eeveeismypatronas]

The final part is where I wish 8 people could play. I mean, sure you can play with up to 4 people & have everyone do 2 different things, but 8 player mode would make it a lot faster.

[@Eeveeismypatronas]

Amazing Machine reminds me of Quadrilla. Did anyone else do that with their dad as a kid, or was it just me?

[@itsvanquisheryt]

This game got nothing on I Spy Spooky Mansion

[@rogangeyer2093]

False

[@Goat0423]

Honestly I think they both do the same idea in different interesting ways, one is a variety pack and the other is a connected level with riddles hidden throughout it, they’re kinda unique in their own ways but it’s easy to have a preference on which is executed better.

[@itsvanquisheryt]

@@Goat0423 both got nothing on wheres Waldo

[@itsvanquisheryt]

@@Goat0423 both got nothing on wheres Waldo

[@Eeveeismypatronas]

2:26:04 Buzz: Ha ha, I get it. Should've said "Star-ship" since it's a ship made of stars.

[@omarshaikh5455]

I think I played this game once.

[@beetreecl7652]

NOSTALGIC

[@davyjones3105]

What kind of a monster uses those kind of emojis?

[@CHEXCALIBRUHPG3D]

Bro 😂

[@carysschmidt6983]

Dear Sergio, I see you're a professional at playing video games you own. Which contains video game selections such as the I Spy and Can You See What I See? games. But the one question I want to ask you lives beyond my tensions. How did you become such an admired professional at playing the I Spy and Can You See What I See? games in the first place? Please write back to me and answer my inquiries for me soon! ❤, Carys.

[@Icicle_158]

Thanks for the kind words, though I do try to keep myself humble. Regarding I Spy, CYSWIS, and any other hidden object game that ends up in my crosshairs, rote memorization is my strategy of choice. While I admittedly gave up on the Wii games at first (I was quite young at the time and lacked the patience to search or dredge up hints), the PC games were a different story. I had to have played each disk numerous times when my youthful obsession was pointed at that series, especially Treasure Hunt, Fantasy, and Spooky Mansion: Deluxe. As vexing as it was to hit a roadblock, having years to study each game made them a comparative breeze to get through. Of course, being able to understand what you're up against is another integral part of my research process. I'm practically paranoid about accuracy, especially when it comes to getting in the rhythm of recording. In the case of the Wii games at the very least, I ran one dry run before I began recording in order to collate my notes for easy reference. Said notes are attached to each video, a trove of vital information in the event that there's one item evading your search in a given scene. The same could ultimately be said for CYSWIS, its freshness in my collection being the key reason why I needed them. Hopefully, this answers your questions sufficiently. For now, I'm currently chugging along on my next project. I'm ready to admit that I've been slowing my output lately, but I have a tradeoff in mind to justify the waits. Creative writing is a hobby of mine, and I've been itching to further develop my worldbuilding skills particularly. Imagine my luck when the next game I have planned, a futuristic racer that's practically begging for its sterile dystopia to be properly explored. Rest assured, everything is still going fluidly on my end.

[@sinisterelmo162]

The main voice is perfect

[@TheIanverse]

He must be the main voice actor from Meet Arnold

[@gabeaquino274]

No that’s Matt servito

[@SleepyIceman6472]

2:32:02 HAMMER TIME!

[@MemeReviewer]

NOSTALGIA

[@cjvideo894]

Idk if my motion bar is screwed up but on the riddle 4 with the drums is impossible for me

[@firebeamer8232]

Same, it’s stupid

[@user-pu2id7ce1r]

same very annoying

[@aroundtheblockwithbrock4799]

Same I hate it I’m replying it again to try to beat it and it sucks 😤

[@zergswarm10]

9:30 I choose... NOT to play.

[@windoak2113]

Me and my sister used to bitch at each other over who would get to control the paper airplane. I don't understand why we did. I dont remember fuck all else either except for the paper boat.

[@calebj5051]

1:33:53 What rebus is it called?

[@mikearmstrong8989]

Nice to see you

[@laurenrussell190]

Mickey and Pikachu

[@yoshigamertv]

Why am I being recommended this?

[@bendonovan9244]

2:54:31 What's happening?

[@Eeveeismypatronas]

17:27 Mario: :) Me: (:

[@katelyn6310]

34:47

[@Goldenblade14]

Wow, this game just looks and feels cheap. I'm glad I missed this. This just cannot hold up to the originals. The 360 degree viewing around the setting is a cool idea but everything else just screams shovelware. It's a shame.

[@damonlam9145]

I think the graphics are fine, sure it does compare to today's standards, the motive controls take some time getting uses to, and the end part is a little annoying but it still a good game and in my opinion, it does feel this game doesn't feel rush.

[@MemeReviewer]

This game is nostalgia for me

[@davyjones3105]

Okay, this has gotta be bait. Don’t feed the trolls.