One Hour of SNES Game Facts (Super Nintendo)

[@DidYouKnowGamin]

Nothing like playing a SNES at the foot of your bed in the dead of night.

[@Jornker]

This but with a DS!

[@GitsuneG]

How's your summer vacation? Good? Guud!!

[@chrisbeach423]

also nothing like playing these videos at work to make days go by faster, or even playing them before bed to go to sleep 🤣

[@CaptainMangles]

SMRPG kept me up for many nights back in the 90's

[@augustvalek]

never owned my own console, but some weekends I rented an snes, since the store worked weekdays only you could rent it on friday and return it on monday for the price of 1 day, I went 48 hours without sleep in those occasions

[@gjb707]

The way the studio handled that mother in the primal rage segment was so satisfying! Literally what the ESRB is for!

[@Polygonlin]

Yeah, that Asshole Ruined my Birthday that year. i ADORED Chaos "In the Arcade" i couldn't wait to play as him at home and do the Urine Trouble Fatality, only to see it taken out and a stupid "No" Sign pop up instead. absolutely DESTROYED the game for me. and i couldn't take it back, so i was just Stuck with it. one whole Birthday gift WASTED.

[@DegenerateQuinn]

I remember playing Super Mario Bros The Lost Levels for the first time on All Stars. I'll never never forget how destroyed my mind was when I first picked up the poison mushroom

[@justaclassyduck]

These long compilations are great (not that each shorter video isn't). It's easy to forget all the stuff from older videos I've either forgotten or missed altogether.. And listening to over an hour of game facts at work is the best

[@TsukentoX]

Never get tired of these one hour videos. Perfect for me to listen to while at work.

[@Tashi-complete]

whatcha work?

[@willyismynam]

Also to go sleep

[@diet-marc3258]

Been watching DYKG since I was a kid. I’m in college now. This channel helped fuel my love for retro gaming, and the videos have only gotten better since I started watching. Thank you guys.

[@HoraceInkling]

Technically, you could have been watching for one year if you started at 17 and then went to college a year later.

[@BasVoet]

This makes me feel so old

[@joshdoesnotadventure756]

I’m 13 but I have a love for retro gaming, my first system believe it or not was a Atari 2700. In my younger years (6-8) the only system I had was a 3ds. Needless to say I still prefer retro gaming and it’s basically all I play nowadays. I frankly asked my parents for a snes and I think I got it for Christmas, don’t know yet but it looks like it.

[@diet-marc3258]

@@joshdoesnotadventure756 right on dude. hope you enjoy your snes

[@seanmurry6903]

​@@joshdoesnotadventure756 if you didn't get your SNES then look Into emulators. I have a Wii setup with emulators so I can play retro games on my TV and I can easily save 400+ SNES/Genesis/GBA games on it. It's much cheaper and makes it FAR EASIER to actually acquire those hard to find titles, like Super Mario RPG or Chrono trigger

[@DYKG_Clips]

That Hong Kong 97 game sure is... something.

[@InternetLad]

This sleeping dogs prototype is highly confusing

[@justinjones5778]

​@@InternetLad 😮😮😮😮😅😮😮

[@jonjoehulio]

The SNES was my first console. Ended up buying a lot of the games back on 3ds as I was too young to clear them or would get stuck. This brings back some nostalgia

[@idlingabout6128]

Honestly love the dedication ppl put into preserving the history of forgotten games, must feel so honoring to be one of the developers and have ppl be so dedicated and curios about your game's story when you thought it would just be forgotten by time

[@cordaxg6261]

The Snes just cant be beat. No console has given me so much enjoyment and good times. The games , the music, the graphics ! Everything holds up even to this day. Truly a master piece and an absolute work of art.

[@mcash232]

I remember being so jealous of my cousins because they had a SNES in their basement. Loved going over to play it. It was so cool!

[@stygiann]

I've been a massive DYKG fan for years. It brings me much joy and calm to listen to you guys ramble about retro trivia stuff for hours on end. I like to watch this channel when I'm eating, cooking, about to go to bed, and more. I commend your efforts and wish you the best in the future.

[@hexshadowman]

I never owned an SNES myself, but I spent a lot of time at the houses of friends who did, so this console had a very strong presence in my childhood. To this day, Chrono Trigger remains one of my very favorite games of all time.

[@TheSideTangentPodcast]

DYKG has been a channel I've come back to since I was litterally a kid, I always appreciate the work done here to bring video game history to the masses. Keep it up guys

[@mrpmp5384]

The SNES was always that “other” system I played when at friend’s homes. I always wanted one and was jealous I never had it. I then met my wife and she brought her SNES to join my Genesis. Haha We truely live in the golden age of gaming as we now have the SNES classic and can get games from different platforms to play whenever we want.

[@joshuapatrick682]

05:36 the first instance of game developers knowing that western parents hate cursing but don’t care about any violent or grotesque situations their children are exposed to in video games.

[@checkitout134]

I really miss the SNES days. I was born near the beginning of it but my limited firsthand experience in that era has been unmatched X3

[@kozaky6584]

I love these long videos, revisiting some older episodes I either inadvertently skipped or have forgotten is fantasic

[@EvanVox]

Been craving a new DYKG video! Thank you for all the effort you guys put into these! Your community sure appreciates it 🙏

[@boycub]

Thank you for all the years of great work and even greater entertainment ! I love having obscure video game knowledge that no one in my life cares to hear about

[@theLINK7778]

I really like these long form mashup videos! Easy to put on in the background and not worry about picking another video in 10 minutes.

[@buckbuck79]

I’m so thankful for this channel, always my go to to comfort me when I’m alone or feeling anxious.

[@mathewmcgee8029]

It's great to see this kind of stuff being archived. Not just does it confirm and make me reminisce on rumors and ideas from when I was younger, but it also helps in future projects and concepts.

[@jackfarley9730]

I’ve been loving these long form videos! Helps make my work day go by a lot quicker! Keep it up Dykg!

[@joshuapatrick682]

I was 11 when Earthbound released and 12 when Chrono Trigger did. Talk about right place right time…

[@EpicPianoArtist]

Never owned a SNES but played games MegaMan X, Starfox, and Yoshi's Island at a Target back in the day. And I played Link to the Past later on the Gameboy Advance which made my Zelda experience always a mobile style of gaming. Otherwise I never would've beaten that game or Link's Awakening on the Gameboy. Gotta love Nintendo's efforts to port all the classics over to the Switch so I can actually spend time completing them while on the road or in the air! Thanks for all of your fun facts DYKG! Been a fan for a while and hope to support your channel more throughout the years :)

[@mattisoncrow6888]

I love these videos! Very entertaining. The first thing I remember fixing was an snes controller. Some neighborhood kid yanked the cable out by accident. I was bummed thinking my folks wouldn't get us another one. So my 11yo self got a screwdriver and fixed it. That's how we did it back in the 1900s

[@TakBonez]

Didn't know they had the SNES back in the 1900's did the troops in WW I play SNES, or were they Sega fanboys?

[@prime3k]

These fact videos are the perfect thing to watch when you want to learn, but also want to chill.

[@LegitimateVenusaur]

I've been binging this channel for the past couple of weeks, ingesting so many fun facts.

[@joshuapatrick682]

All the great Enix games like Actraiser, Illusion of Gaia and more! I wish Square would have kept some of Enix’s properties going when they merged.

[@stevenjackson_theblueeyegunguy]

I love when you guys discuss games and consoles that I spent my childhood playing! Great content!

[@wildfire862001]

Never got my grubby little mitts on an SNES, but it was a truly classic console. Even now, Nintendo is the grandaddy of modern gaming and is extremely respected by the OGs out there.

[@nightskyshowers]

Yoshi's Island will always hold a special place in my heart.

[@mups4016]

These one hour of facts vids are the reason I'm still sane during work hours.

[@drawndown]

What a wonderful video to fall asleep to! Love these longform takes!

[@emonizaz]

31:00 i think it was about the king Kong and donkey Kong Case

[@TheHato7]

DYKG has been getting me through work days. Love the content

[@casm2546]

i haven't owned a games console since the ps2 so watching these videos is the perfect amount of nostalgia for me. awesome stuff.

[@alm9690]

Lots of feelings for this era of gaming. Chrono Trigger is still one of my favorite games.

[@trippy3898]

Man, I forgot about Primal Rage! That brought back some good childhood memories lol.

[@king_pigeon]

Damn I love the SNES. It's aged incredibly well and is one of the best consoles for RPGs

[@sirmrguitardude]

For jrpgs it's alright but for proper rpgs it sucks

[@Maxolotl11]

I really enjoy the longer DYKG compilations. I've been at home sick the past week so I'm binging though all the vids again!

[@faranmaqsood5875]

It's come to the point where I like watching facts about the games that I grew up with rather than play said games...... and I'm okay with that as long as DYKG continues to produce quality content like this.

[@robertwb1993]

Always happy to listen to these while at work!

[@LycanLink]

I dunno if Liam Robertson is just very good at picking interesting games to talk about, or if his voice is just ultra-charming (at the very least, the latter is guaranteed true), but his videos always make me wish these games would've come out. EDIT: This comment was made before the "Hong Kong '96" part came up. I have no interest in playing that game. 😅

[@nightspawnson-of-luna4936]

It's Hong Kong 97...

[@DrKenDoll]

This channel is forkin rad. Been watching since I started university in 2012. Now I'm a med student and dykg still helps me decompress during a busy week! Keep it up!!!

[@Omegamario]

As a long time fan of DKYG, I have been ever so happy with the content and loved the 1 hour videos that are great just to binge. Here's to many more and keep up the absolutely fantastic work. (Edit: I love the SNES so a lot of these facts were amazing to learn as well)

[@aminryu3909]

Love these 1 hour videos. Helps me study for my exams weirdly!

[@Clifflindsay]

I am so glad you guys make videos! It is great for the preservation of video game history!

[@cvanims]

I love listening to these while I work! Thank you!

[@TinySwanGrandAdventures]

The SNES was the first system I grew up playing and I have so many fond memories of playing Yoshi's Island in the living room while listening to a Backstreet Boys CD and eating oatmeal with maple syrup....and the not so fond memory of Baby Mario cry for help that's been seared into my soul. 😩 It's interesting to hear how many initial plans were made for the game and we're changed.😮

[@chocok1ng637]

I'm waiting later today to watch this video with no breaks. Thanks DYKG for always uploading cut content that nobody would go in and talk about

[@frankbrodie5168]

I discovered that Earthbound exploit with the sound stone totally by accident on an early play through. AND the rock candy glitch/exploit the same way.

[@slurrymoon]

I loved the SNES, although I never owned one myself. I used to play a ton with my step-brother's. I miss how simple and fun games felt back then.

[@StonedLoner999]

I love dykg and really enjoy these hour long videos for something to play in the background

[@demonluigi22]

Always love hear about some gaming facts that can be quite obscure, plus the longer videos here are much nicer to sit an listen to.

[@seanwalden2082]

This channel is what fueled my love for retro games! Keep up the amazing work!

[@severussnape399]

The SNES Was My Favorite Console Of All Time Thanks For Making This Video

[@nandi075]

This isn't only ideal to fall asleep to, but to have some sort of background noise TV channel, thank you DYKG ❤

[@jamaguilera2300]

These hour-long vids are great. I hope you also make long videos focused on specific game companies.

[@Level1Sword]

Love the warm sound of SNES audio.

[@JackyJackyJacky]

Idk how I came across your vids, but I’ve been hooked on watching them. I had no clue about a lot these facts.

[@TeamPandaCRX]

Thanks for the trip down memory lane! Lots of amazing memories that I hope I can give to my little one.

[@Elijah24553]

My favorite fact is the one about a link to the past potentially being named "ganon strikes back". That would have been a great name, especially at the time.

[@TomTom.o.]

Good job on all the hard work that went into the research of this video!

[@Mosslark]

Just found the channel and loving these videos. Perfect to listen to while studying.

[@sirk603]

I’ve never had a SNES, I grew up with a Wii and ds. But I still really love some of the games on there (thanks to emulation). Trivia is great as well. I’m currently making a rom hack, and this is the perfect video to listen to in the background. I usually just listen to music, but this is just as good. :)

[@Der_Kleine_Mann]

The Super Nintendo will always be my most beloved system. I would never ever give it away, because it holds such a special place in my heart.

[@Afrominican1]

Love how stubborn Miyamoto is when it comes to his vision in games. "I still think my idea was better." Lmao.

[@BeatJunkie2011]

Some of these games I never had the chance to play. Now I have a list of stuff I have to play. Good video.

[@4n6]

Wow you guys haven't had a video in a while. I'm glad its an SNES video as its one of my Favorite Consoles of all time!!!

[@SegwayBossk]

I found a copy of SNES Primal Rage at GameStop when they were first opening. Was $5, I jumped on it

[@DrKeese]

love the snes facts. cant get enough of snes

[@Fallinginsound]

Thank you for the nostalgia overdose :)

[@Omnicortisol]

While I never had a SNES, I did have a GBA, so I got to play a lot of SNES games anyway. Fun times

[@DreadnThis]

26:49 I remember being so defeated as a child getting this far into the game and the concept of spelling the name with the buttons was over my head.. her poor mom, and right infront of me.

[@MegaZeta]

It really was a head-scratcher for a lot of kids, because the conscious association of buttons with letters or other symbols tends to fade once you figure out controls.

[@Kitsuneg]

This brings me so far back! Love this whole video!

[@prinreborn]

Love DYKG. I enjoyed learning about Pokemon trivia and history I’ve never heard before.

[@Stralaitram]

Love putting on DidYouKnowGaming in the background while working and making DND campaigns so sometimes my players get some game easter eggs

[@SquallLeonhartlo]

That Hong Kong 97 game looks quite interesting. I'm glad you guys did a deep dive on it. What a trip!

[@16N1K4]

First fact off the bat is so fascinating to me. What I'd give to have access to those internal use-only prototypes of iconic Nintendo games.

[@lonreed9743]

I’m 44 and still have my SNES. Around the time I picked up Zelda: link to the past, I also got NCAA basketball. I never liked college b-ball but the mode-7 effects were jaw dropping!

[@SeannyJay]

Brilliant video once again!

[@dylantippetts1541]

I love listening to these on my way to work. Y’all should do pod casts

[@mojojojotokyo]

@31:16, the Japanese Donkey Kong parody character "Dosoki Yungu" is not humourous because of how it similar it "sounds" in Japanese (it actually doesn't), but how it similar it LOOKS written in Japanese, similar to something like a WcDonalds or Starducks. ドンキーコング: do-n-ki-ko-n-gu ドソキーユング: do-so-ki-yu-n-gu In katakana (which you mistakenly called kanji in the Chrono Trigger segment), the characters for "n" ン and "so" ソ are really similar looking. It's kinda the same for "ko" コ and "yu" ユ

[@arneezy619]

The SNES was one of the first systems I have owned that I did not have to share with my siblings. So many great memories.

[@GazingSkies]

Honestly, a lot of the music from the SNES era just hits different

[@D4RKxHOR1ZoN]

Earth bound is insane now that I replayed it years later with a older mindset 👍

[@MrPinpin6666]

Awesome video, as always!

[@incognitro7634]

I Did Not Know. Another Great Video from a Great Channel.

[@andrewpj7]

Hearing chrono trigger’s OST in the intro makes me feel nostalgic.

[@MatheusSantos-tu1uv]

You guys always get my mind blown with those facts. Please, keep the great work.

[@Dellian_the_Hellion]

I always enjoy learning about details I missed in video games that I played, and even learning about games I have never played

[@Holktube]

This will work fine for my treadmilling tonight. Thanks, DYKG!

[@RoboticMinion1]

Wish I had a chance to have an SNES when I younger, but I'm glad that all these games are super accessible now!

[@AmMonki2]

Love the soundtrack of all these SNES games. Super Iconic

[@Thinker77]

Awesome video, keep up the great work!

[@asibendyouover]

Love these longer videos they make my day so much better being able to here all the great facts in one neat video rather then running through 25+ videos I mean I still did it but this is a lot easier 🤣

[@ScripScraps]

I always enjoyed your guys's videos I've been watching for quite some time now I'm glad that you guys are still around giving such good insight into these games

[@diamondknucklez]

Wow! The fact that The Lion King game is more complete than the movie really shocks me. I never knew about the deleted scenes but it def has me wanting to go back and play that game!

[@Mr.Peanut1986]

I played it the other day with my son. It's frustrating! I don't like it, but I hope you get some enjoyment out of it.