Video Game Lost Media - A Compilation of Classic Mysteries

We've discussed so many different pieces of video game lost media over the years, let's revisit the ones that defined the genre!
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[@LSuperSonicQ]

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[@notjimpickens7928]

Hell yeah!

[@allentheproyt]

Oh quite right mate !

[@firebrony101]

The Metroid Dread one aged BEAUTIFULLY.

[@midnandlinkforever]

i was so confused when watching this because I hadn't ready the description yet lol

[@DyxoXinoro]

I popped onto the comments just to see if this post existed. Patrician tastes.

[@201111chris]

Thats what i thought lol, was just listening to this video while I worked and while he was talking about Dread I was like "I swear I thought Dread had been released"

[@rodrigoblastburn7566]

I too looked up going wut??? And wonder if it was really planned or what 😂

[@peachydog3199]

Ikr

[@Used__Napkin]

The Yeah Yeah Beebiss 1 mystery is a personal favorite

[@user-uo8ny1kj4c]

sounds like a beavis and butthead parody tbh >YEAH YEAH! I FINALLY GET MY OWN GAME!-Beavis

[@Gugunet26]

Someone should make it into an actual video game about bees

[@ToxPhy]

@@user-uo8ny1kj4c there is a Beavis and Butthead game though.

[@user-uo8ny1kj4c]

@@ToxPhy I meant a parody

[@SomeDude0881]

I have Yeah Yeah Beebiss but Putin doesn’t want me to release it. Sir Plz send 20 Bitcoin to help me dump the rom

[@BrightCrystalLegend-Astal]

Nice to see all the old videos in one long compilation. Can’t wait to do homework to this eventually.

[@ToxPhy]

Lo-Fi LsupersonicQ to relax and study to lol

[@dakotathacker3821]

nice to see all these FKNG ADS

[@beanoptodon]

@@dakotathacker3821 use adblocker nerd

[@beanoptodon]

Using a mobile device? There's a way around that you can Google on your own. I advise against it as the ad money is probably going to the content creator, and it's kinda rude to take that away from him. Good luck, though! :)

[@smashyouintheface2923]

lmao it took me 46 minutes to realize this was a comp of your best lost media videos

[@EZOnTheEyes]

My favorite peice of lost VG media has gotta be the vertical slice demo for Pokemon Gold+Silver in 1997, two years before japanese release. It resembles generation 1 more than the released version, and it was lost for 21 years!

[@Sonicfoxtrot]

it was literally never lost

[@Xanthedanman]

same pocket monsters was op

[@cabbusses]

It kinda hurts how much of this is mostly Nintendo content considering how much Nintendo could theoretically gain from actually utilizing their backlog. Incidentally, on a note somewhat related to the Satellaview, there was a nice archival of St.GIGA music leaked a few days back.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

Two of them are fake, one was a special contest handheld, one was an arcade game that would have limited its accessibility, and the last actually got released shortly after this video went up.

[@vacuumblink2300]

Finally an intro that doesn’t recap what lost media is.

[@paulnovacek3715]

I really hope we find that Sonic prototype one day. We already have loads of prototypes from the original trilogy (& Knuckles) and this one would be the cherry on top.

[@edgardeitz2784]

By now, we HAVE found it. :)

[@dreamareakoso3791]

@@edgardeitz2784 no, we have a different prototype, one closer to the release, not the one that was talked about in the video

[@edgardeitz2784]

@@dreamareakoso3791 Thanks for infoming me; we'll be on the look out.

[@dreamareakoso3791]

@@edgardeitz2784 :)

[@tyranger5526]

@@dreamareakoso3791 Funny thing is I actually did a bit of research into it - turns out it may predate the pilot of Nick Arcade since I tried to match it up to the prototypes we know and it seems to most line up with that one since the Unused GHZ Ball isn't removed yet and seems to closely match in behavior to the version seen in Nick Arcade, albeit the nick Arcade version seems more finished. If I had to guess this is likely an early build they made in anticipation for Nick Arcade they would then polish it up and send it off when ready it also still has the Marble Zone UFOs so it also has to predate Sonic's appearance in Wayne's World.

[@siinistar7953]

Is it weird to say that these are almost nostalgic to me. I remember watching some of these years ago.

[@daymonharris8696]

No?

[@BrightCrystalLegend-Astal]

No not at all. I remember seeing most of these when they first came out.

[@siinistar7953]

@@midwestfest426 Thank you Hedgehog Noodle Cup Woman.

[@mastermariogameryt]

Same I remember watching these on long car trips

[@gemmycorneralt8343]

i used to watch them when i was pretty young, i used to be afraid of kekcroc

[@daseal1479]

I believe the "Long awaited" quote in the Super Kid Icarus blurb is just referencing the fact that it was a scarce Nintendo series with only two niche titles at the time, with fans looking forward to more. Looks like things haven't changed much decades later, hopefully Nintendo sees the success of Metroid Dread and brings back series like Kid Icarus, F-Zero and the like for more games.

[@KaijuDove]

As someone who collects Etone plushies, it is so incredibly hard to find specific things they've made. I searched for over 5 years to find one of their large sized white raccoon plushes from the 80s for sale and i haven't seen another one for grabs since. Same with their giant tan raccoon. I could only imagine how much harder it would be to find something like a Jumpman plush from them, considering he wasnt a widely recognized character at the time nor a cute critter that would appeal to kids.

[@Camelsack87]

Just coming here to see what people are saying about the Metroid Dread entry. Absolutely INSANE how they actually pulled thru and made it into a real game. Makes me happy asf❤️

[@noralewis5390]

The etone story brings to attention a very important fact. If you work for a company, collect an obscure or random product, let your family know about it, or it will likely be thrown away or put into a thrift store.

[@mr.goodboi2780]

the yoshi thing has to be a mock up, no 3D GBA game looks like that. Also WTF is that Beebiss game. I'm dying to know.

[@GdotWdot]

The theory that it's just some mega convoluted Engrish had me rolling. 😂

[@jnick6740]

ya its 100% a mock up the materials on yoshi alone proves that as you can easily see similarities with donkey kong country promo renders and 100% would end up looking different in the game.Not to even bring up the fidelity of the background being way to clear and not stupidly compressed like any of the other "3d" games on the gba.I do wonder where it came from though 2000 rarely had real 3d fanart ontop its very well put together that shows a good grasp on the style Nintendo at the time with how the UI and materials are handled.

[@ChampionRevilo]

Yoshi looks like it's pre-rendered though. The way it is in Donkey Kong Country.

[@MissiGNO000]

The biggest give away to me is that yoshi uses his super mario world design where he's more t-rex like with the tiny arms long neck and big head; nintendo (sadly) never used that design again since yoshi's island

[@tomysshadow]

Yeah Yeah Beebiss was more or less confirmed to be a copyright trap in the time since that original video was made. Neil Levin, one of the founders of Play It Again, stated in an interview that it was a common business practice to add fake game names to see if anyone was copying them. On a related note: have you heard the sequel, Yeah Yeah Beebiss II is coming to the Nintendo Switch in February? :0)

[@Rakhamon]

I'm Swedish and Bergsala is a very familiar name to those of us who grew up with Nintendo systems of that era. The 2006 contest was after I stopped following their stuff (busy with real life) but you can probably contact some of Bergsala's ex-staff from that time to see who the winner of the second DS is. Pretty sure they also still had a paper magazine that was handed out to fanclub members at the time so you can search for that also. Best of luck.

[@user-uo8ny1kj4c]

Swedens a pretty neat place

[@BAIGAMING]

25:00 "Willie Wombat" who would eventually become known as Crash Bandicoot 😂

[@londoncintron680]

This is going to sound really weird but does anyone have any information about a Nintendo related shitpost? It was a prank video from the early 2010s announcing a new 3DS title. The bait and switch was it being a Nintendo themed DDR game, featuring various characters breakdancing. All I can find of it nowadays is the clip of Red (from Pokémon) dancing on top of the 3DS

[@Starr4101]

around the 0:47 mark kzbin.info/www/bejne/q53IhGOfabCarpY&ab_channel=1UP

[@londoncintron680]

@@Starr4101 Thank you so much!

[@connorschultz380]

@@londoncintron680 a deleted message means its lost again o the humanity

[@Zudexa]

Man it felt great going through these again. I remember finding your channel way back, I may have never commented this but I really appreciate what you do. You got me into lost media altogether when I found your kablam video like 6 years back since I had remembered that toon block as a kid and always love learning about shows and games from my childhood. Thanks for all your research over the years man, here’s to another 6 years :)

[@mistbee917]

you should totally talk about lost Pac-Man games/prototypes

[@BlazeHeartPanther]

Man, looking back on that Metroid Dread video, you must of been beaming with pride when the trailer for it dropped. I can't imagine how everyone must of felt knowing about the games years ago and finally seeing that trailer logo appear. Must of lost their fawking minds we did XD

[@ulovenyasia]

Love watching your videos when I’m getting ready for work, doing homework or just hanging out. Keep it up! Looking forward to the next video!

[@techwiz7947]

I have a possible new search for a "lost" game that I have been searching for over 6 years and never found anything. It was a game on Xbox 360. It had a simple, short name. I remember it had an N and E in it. It was a 2d, but non-pixel game. So you are a black, mannequin like player, and you are in a room with black walls and an obstacle course. When you die, you fall apart into limbs. You have to jump on things, and electrical things. You jump on multiple things to go on the floor above and there's a exit. You go to another room, but significantly harder. There's a tutorial. That's all I remembered.

[@liquefactor]

N+. Current PC release N++. Originally a flash game.

[@CoolCademMAnimates-fz1ui]

I think I found or read somewhere that real video footage was found this year. On that same note, TTS is not the first build of sonic. It’s actually a graphics test with 3 total sprites and a bright blue background. Video exists of that build.

[@Princessinfinity]

I really enjoyed this video; there is some fascinating stuff here that I’d never heard of before! Thank you.

[@shinoataya]

THANK YOU for posting a compilation!!!!!!!!!!!!! Finally one of my favorite yters posts an hour long video

[@electronicoldman3976]

Don't know if you've had anyone in the comments point this out yet, but Quarterman wasn't any one particular person, it was whoever they tapped for the position with it changing from one editor to the next. I want to say it even changed hands month-to-month at times. I wouldn't be able to pinpoint the exact video or podcast now, but Jeff Gertsmann (who was familiar with those working at the publication) corroborates this.

[@HazeX2]

I've been getting these videos in my recommendations and they're really good, lost content is super interesting Subscribed 👍

[@MeganBoulden]

Great video! I love lost media videos and I love that you delved into other lost collectibles!

[@sushicat999]

Had a very stressful day, and this is just what I needed to relax!

[@chompchompchangbin]

I've seen all of these videos but I've watched all these hour-long compilations ❤️ Love your videos

[@DecadoPrime]

This brings back so many memories

[@Cosmiichu]

glad to see you improving your content these last videos have been great :)

[@Txm_Dxr_Bxss]

Some guy in 1989: "So I spent this entire Friday making our updated game list. Could you quickly look over the list if any Game is missing?" "Yeah, Yeah, the Bibis one. Was it called that? I think we had the same prices as Wrestlemania. Just add that to the list and you are done for this week."

[@ColossalKilla]

Yeah.

[@grizzlydino]

Been watching this dude since 10K

[@LSuperSonicQ]

Those days are a bit foggy but I definitely remember them! Thanks for the support all these years

[@grizzlydino]

@@LSuperSonicQ Holy shit, I didn’t expect you to reply. I remember watching your videos on my switch when I was 10. I hate to be these people, but I have a suggestion, I don’t know if you know the lost media since it’s not well known, or the anime, but could you do a video on the Popee the performer anipara phone service. The phone service was for old phones and started 2 or 3 years after the original show debuted in Japan. It offered ringtones, wallpapers, icons, and 3 java games based on the anime. Barely any information has been found expect for 3 screenshots and some people claiming to remember it. It is not a well known topic and has been lost for years. Even if you don’t make a video on it, Thank you for all the great memories and I will continua to watch and support future content. Thanks

[@ritaandrunt5767]

Perfect way to start off a lost media video going over various things lost in video games love the use of the prototype logo of sonic the Hedgehog for the thumbnail of this video

[@DanielRenardAnimation]

I genuinely enjoyed the story about the AC NDS prizes. The winner still holding on to their prize, as well able to display it in greater detail. Mighty awesome that you were able to track the person down, after some persistent searching. 😁

[@ayceeonethirty6141]

Seeing you talk about the Jumpman prototype triggered a memory of a WWF/WWE Figure that I remember VIVIDLY from my childhood, always wanted it, but it was an expensive collectors thing I never had money to buy. Til I went to try and find it last year, and I cant even find pictures of it now. It was from the Legends Gold/Black box line of the early 2000's and it was a bloody variant Cactus Jack in his King of the Deathmatch gear (white shirt covered in blood) and I basically gave up finding it at this point, but I know it was real. I used to stalk the toy sites for the new wrestlers and remember that one always catching my eye.

[@chimmyinfernape9189]

For the Toshiba game the gba was scaled back in power and cut telephone functions for price. So this could have been a game that worked on the gameboy before it was reworked into the system we see today

[@OvisArcana]

when i checked the nintendo switch eshop coming soon section this morning i saw a yeah yeah beebiss game and i was kind of losing my mind over it potentially just fucking popping up randomly after all these years, but after looking at it it looks like it's a "sequel" game banking on the popularity of the mystery over it i just have to mention it because the whole mystery around yeah yeah beebiss is so fascinating and i'm stunned that i saw a game based on it today

[@kyky121911]

I had no idea yeah yeah beebiss was lost cause it just got a sequel release recently on the switch and dreamcast

[@tomysshadow]

Much like Polybius for PlayStation VR, it's Yeah Yeah Beebiss II in name only - it's only someone's idea of what the game could've been like based on the title. I like it though, it's a fun idea.

[@racheltheehermit7314]

Alright. You’ve convinced me YYB1 probably isn’t a copyright trap. But I did realize something weird as I watched this video. The name has always been hilarious to me in a way I couldn’t place. Well, I think it’s because it sounds so similar to a classic Ramones song called “She’s the One.” The chorus to the song is “Yeah! Yeah! She’s the One!” If a non-native English speaker was listening to this song, they might hear it as “Yeah! Yeah! Beeviss I!” No idea what that means, but it is odd.

[@TonyExists]

Yeah Yeah Beebiss sounds like a dope band name

[@rockandrule]

such a great video, yeah yeah beebiss is one of my favorites

[@doodlenoodlex]

I keep forgetting to subscribe to you. Your videos are amazing and great to have on while I draw

[@phonotical]

I do remember seeing the gold ds but I honestly do not remember where, but we had pictures of them everywhere in magazines here

[@doctorslain711]

A interesting unreleased game is Werewolf the Apocalypse - The heart of Gaia. It was was supposed to come out around 1999 for PC but kept getting delayed after not being able to find a publisher after the original got shut down. After 23 years, only 34 seconds of gameplay has been released. Interestingly enough, out of the supposed 15 cinematics, 14 have been posted to KZbin, completely voiced and animated.

[@mazoku6793]

Your videos are so cozy

[@Xanthedanman]

Man I remember playing Heart Gold years ago and using that portable Poke Walker that came with the boxed game. You could upload Pokemon and bring them with you on adventures or to school and they would unlock some special content depending on events and other things. I recall getting a ride to a Gamestop an hour away just to try and get some special collection Pokemon uploaded to my game but they could only do it from the store itself. That specific event ended after only a few days I believe and nobody I know has the event pokemon or cosmetics.

[@richroberts7512]

Simogo isn't just a small game studio. It's one of my personal fave teams! Sayonara Wild Hearts, Year Walk, Beat Sneak Bandit, and Device 6 are all great games from them.

[@adamsfusion]

Beebiss was placed on the list as a follower trap. They knew that other companies would swoop in and try to buy the fake game at a marginally lower price after the initial pricing announcement. Occam's Razor fully applies. Yeah Yeah Beebiss was a trap, but not a copyright trap. Some of LSSQs assumptions don't hold, like "if it was a trap, it'd be on the list longer." I'd disagree, as it'd only need to be on as long as it needed. "Somebody had to go and price them out." Only one group needed to price them out. It's very common in several flipping industries to lean on each other's pricing structure. Don't you look at ebay ads to see how much people are buying/selling collectibles? "They were in the same magazine." The magazine won't care. It's not their job to scan these ads and ensure one isn't lifting content from the other. They take the ad, make sure it's relevant and not obviously illegal, and get paid. Period.

[@tonys6620]

I thought we DID find the Sonic 1 prototype? Was that just a super old video?

[@Turbulation1]

What we found was a build from the middle of development while people are intrigued in finding the Tokyo Toy Show build which is much earlier.

[@michaelbullen3104]

oh man oh man time for some young lssq bois

[@barletproductions]

man i'm so tempted to see if you'd help me find a old episode of chowder i remember but there's literally no proof it existed besides my memory, my brother's, and a few others outside my family

[@unfoundpump]

Actually, there's a log in Pikmin 1 that has Olimar's family in it! It's only a constellation and has no coloring, but they're there. However, I'm pretty sure that the designs of his family in 1 seem somewhat different than in 2, and the ones in the short seem to be from 2.

[@noone3381]

I Love your videos!

[@OGBuddah]

Loved the video, but had to interject one thing; The idea gaming mags were putting out fake news is not entirely accurate, at least in my humble opinion. I am one who fully enjoyed gaming and the media in the 80's and 90's, and actually still have most of those mags that were mentioned. To the best of my knowledge Qman was just authored by random rotating staff at EGM. It was a section for gossip and speculation as there was much of that around the industry. Most of it was information that never came into anything special, but it was entertaining. The Qman section was one of my favourite sections of the mag years ago. That and the psycho letter of the month. Long live Captain Calzone!

[@andytypes8271]

Great video!

[@Freddy21943]

We could possibly find the Tokyo show sonic prototype by finding the place of where it happened and trying to ask the owners knowing or trying to remember last time he had put it or at least try to find the emulation of the idea of the prototype

[@ThatGamingAsshole]

I truly believe this was perhaps Dweebers, or close to possibly the original(?) title for Dweebers. A lot of people think that the Rai Rai game is the answer because it "sounds" like Beebiss. But here's the thing: Dweebers "sounds" much more like it, and was actually never released. Rai Rai "sounds" like it, but only if you remove the rest of the title, and if they were going to release it over here they would have used a wildly different title for Rai Rai than the Japanese translation, plus the "I" is nowhere to be found in Rai Rai's title, so they would have had to add something to a title that was already bizarre enough. The argument that the "full title" of Rai Rai sounds like Yeah Yeah only makes sense if you never touch on how American translated titles were often so wildly different than the Japanese titles, so why keep that part? Dweebers was the American title, again as far as I know, of the Vic Tokai game. Some bizarre screw up of what Dweebers was supposed to be basically fills in all the wholes, with the sole exception of what the "I" at the end was. But since "I" could have just been an exclamation point that was poorly done, even that's not some huge leap.

[@noahboat580]

I genuinely wondered why starfox never had an arcade port, even if it's just starfox 64's levels on arcade graphics. But one while starfox assault released? Now that's cool

[@disciple2742]

Yeah yeah beebiss has been solved by the creator of the list. Its not real. List filler game. Fake. To see who is copying their lists

[@Lilnaomi3]

Yeah, I thought Whang! covered this.

[@hollyscottage]

To my knowledge it wasn’t 100% solved, it’s just that someone that worked on the list said they DID use fakes, and that there was a good chance it was a fake, but they didn’t remember. Correct me if I’m wrong.

[@relo999]

28:00 Hahaha, yea. Loads of "news" was fake either to fill pages or simply stir up buzz. Part of the reason was that loads were simply fans writing about stuff and part of it was that there were loads of publications and a rather small install base. Even to this day, while being more professional, this is still a rather big issue with gaming journalism. And while today the whole "lets just make up shit about a company future products" is largely dead, they still have a heavy hand at creating "controversy" as controversy these days sells better than tales of new releases. Granted the latter also has enter in some normal publication for clicks reasons.

[@trevorrex7210]

When it comes to magazines posting fake news like you said, I wouldn't be shocked if they still sometimes do it. I had a subscription to gameinformer a few years back, and they gave little information for some games that they list that it was a wonder why they listed them at all.

[@Sun_Simp]

I swear I saw that Yoshi screenshot without the IGN watermark on a printed magazine in mexico back then just before the gba release, along with a Meowth pokemon game and Mario 128 among others. I don't even remember if it was that Club Nintendo magazine or an imported one from Spain. I didn't had internet until 2006

[@cthulhu888]

I would also add the cancelled/lost darkstalkers reboot that was teased in 2012. The only thing we ever knew about it was the shakeycam footage of a trailer at nycc but capcom never officially worked on it from that point or released the trailer themselves. If there was ever a build or concepts made from it they have never seen the light of day unfortunately

[@a.j3934]

I love how Metroid dread got release but for the switch

[@WindowsXPfan-FNFMix]

Tom nokia at 35:03 was the best part.

[@aftertime9932]

We from the lost media community have been finding it very old on KZbin, gameplay (mod) minecraft playing is in the middle of the forest with light fog and there are also wolves when playing they hit the wolves eyes turn red I only remember at the end of the gameplay the lake turns red when sonic.exe appears at the end to kill the player, maybe by the time I'm 9 or 10 years old I've already researched a lot about nothing else, if anyone knows about this gameplay it's already very good for me

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

just want to point out that the original smash eater is lost media notice the *2* in that clip he showed the first one was taken off youtube only way you can watch it is a comparison video to the original opening

[@EmeraldMan25]

For the Animal Crossing DSs. I'm fairly certain I heard that Summer and Fall variants resurfaced since that original video. Fall being found just recently, as a matter of fact.

[@TungerManU]

I believe that's the same Simon Flesser that went on to make Sayonara Wild Hearts, that's pretty crazy

[@davidanttila9305]

I remember stumbling across that Pinkman Anime (Animation) on a website like New Grounds and not on KZbin. Hence why the original uploader never posted it here. For some strange reason few content creators post Thier New Grounds content on KZbin.

[@Holgast]

The purple Yoshi image is clearly a mockup. The GBA can't make anything like that and the image looks a lot like the sort of rubbish fake images they would come up with at the time. I believe the Pikmin short was fanmade for Newgrounds.

[@spyrofrost9158]

It's so strange seeing these boards talking about the GBA when it was new. GBA SP was my first handheld and it saddens me that it no longer works.

[@FexiSponge]

This feels like a calmer nick Robinson video

[@Gojiro7]

Are you aware some company is putting out Yeah Yeah Bevis 2 out on switch, calling it "the sequel to a supposed lost media game"

[@tobbyhappy3572]

Yes.

[@jerrysmith8624]

Lost media wiki challenge find my will to continue

[@gumballwatterson3164]

it was also on the master system a few months before the genesis game. it also played entirely different than the genesis game.

[@jw072881]

People really want an anime based on a Nintendo game. What about Pokemon or Kirby: Right Back at Ya!?

[@xboxgamer3389]

I’m shocked that as Nintendo motion controls got better they never tried Yoshi safari again…I owned a copy as a kid but I think it was missing something I think it was the sensor for the scope cause the scope didn’t fire

[@MrFloyd-jf6fh]

Can you really call internal prototype builds of games lost media? It's not like they were ever available to begin with, nor were they meant to be. And pretty much any piece of creative media ever made has pre-production versions of itself that isn't available to the public.

[@purplegurple804]

that mario plush acctualy scared me a little

[@highlyvurgultis3706]

5:20 whats the weird little chiptune theme playing here?

[@williamworley6164]

I played this open world type caveman game when I was a child however since I haven't been able to find it

[@Scwabeez457]

Metroid dread is now on switch

[@kcdennispublications]

There is one lost game that you guys never talk about. Spy vs Spy Island Caper on commodore 64.

[@alliemazing5774]

So I'm not super good at this detective stuff to find out if this is a real lead or not but at the off chance it is I thought I'd let you know and you can decide if it's worth looking into or can be debunked right away... The first thing I thought of when you said a video game titled "Yeah Yeah Beebiss I" was Beavis from the mtv show Beavis and Butt-Head. Beavis obviously sounds like Beebiss and the second B makes it seem like it could be a type of SKU mashup of their names. Also, Beavis says "Yeah Yeah" so dang much it's almost his catch phrase. Specifically twice in a sequence. THEN... I remembered a video game of them advertised as "MTV's Beavis and Butt-Head: The Game". I never played it but I looked it up. There's not a lot of info I could easily find about it and it says it was released in 1994. But, in the limited description of the game it says that "Beavis and Butt-Head: The Game" are 3 tie in games. But I can't find anything about what 3 games made up the one entire game. It's just the one game released in 1994. The 3 parts could theoretically explain why "Yeah Yeah Beebiss I" has the roman numeral 1 in the title. So What if, now hear me out... The first segment of Beavis and Butt-Head was released under a different title at an earlier time. Possibly a little premature or for a kind of soft launch/ teaser test sort of thing. It is a rather obscure kind of game. And then they had to pull it from the listing because the developer was going to put it and 2 other parts together into one singular game instead of 3 separate ones... Idk maybe this can be instantly discounted but hey, maybe it's a start to a direction no one would have thought of otherwise that leads to something more.

[@crackleberries]

The metroid dread one is funny to me now.

[@EsotericArcade]

A Mallow plush toy sold on eBay back in November for $37,745

[@AlessioTorres]

As italian, Let me translate correctly the Kid Icarus Screenshot from Game Power: In about a Year we gonna see re-edition of one of the most funny games appeared on NES (Not one of the best games, its translated wrong), Kid Icarus, The Game is gonna be 24 Megabits, And promise to be one of the biggest titles of the coming year or as Nintendo said. (I removed Mamma beacause it litterally means Mother), For now they got very few wrong games (Refeers from some games in the past that didn't sell well). Sorry if my english is kinda broke.

[@homecheese8625]

Playing Yeah Yeah Beebiss rn

[@Greedyandscandalous]

Haven’t watched this whole thing but I hope you posted how they advertised the halo 1 demo with an assault rifle with a ammo ticker.. game came out and nothing

[@ShinSeikiEvan]

Hey Hey Bebiss is almost certainly Rai Rai Kyonshis: Baby Kyonshi no Amida Daiboken for the Power Pad.

[@superheronetwork3624]

It is its just a miss translation plus the power pad thing is a unconfirmed rumor

[@CJolieTV]

What if Yeah Yeah Beebis 1 was a homebrew 80s game

[@midwestfest426]

I know its probably not worth your time to make a video on it but a prototype for Sonic 1 was found, although its not the TGS one.

[@904funny]

It’s half past Spirit Quest time

[@JZJ7777]

The Metroid Dread he talks about in the video is not the same as the one that was released on the Switch. He’s talking about the original DS builds of the game.

[@mrsteamtrains2193]

Didn't starfox 64 have a very hard to get tank segment