Top Five Games That Were Ruined by One Fatal Flaw - rabbidluigi

[@devin8367]

Did anyone else click without even reading th e title, just because it was a rabbid Luigi video

[@KirbyMario]

Devin West ye

[@nukingthisacc.eventually1939]

ye

[@thechompymage6432]

Ye

[@pauliuskvedaras9559]

Ye

[@Serena_Maeve]

Ye

[@darkgladiator27]

Do the opposite. Bad/mediocre games saved by just one thing.

[@LittleZbot]

Minority Report for the GameCube. Horribly flawed game, but throwing people through windows is stupidly fun. As in, how did they make it so fun?!

[@EpicShadow26]

Even more opportunities for Rabbid to talk about Spec Ops: The Line...

[@ShinDSER]

Sonic '06 - the soundtrack.

[@officerlexi7237]

He sorta did in previous video, on the best parts of bad games

[@mentalpopcorn2304]

Sonic 06 was saved by the bugs

[@jordanraffel5437]

E.T for the Atari had one flaw. It was green lit.

[@vidyogamenurd]

I wouldn't say the color of E.T.'s sprite is what makes the game bad.

[@fuckingloser2817]

@@vidyogamenurd "Green lit" doesn't mean what you think it means

[@lekanraposte6732]

That's pretty unfair, Jordan. It's how it was commissioned. There was ONE guy who had to do EVERYTHING. From concept, to graphics, sound, and programming. How much time he had? Not even 3 months. He did what he could. Then Atari didn't cared about the results and made more copies than available systems! So, blame the overconfident Atari for this one.

[@vidyogamenurd]

Scizor For Hire r/Whoooosh

[@fuckingloser2817]

Hi Reddit

[@MisterMokuroh]

Top 5 most hated characters in popular gaming franchises.

[@KirbyMario]

Mister Moon toad. Infinite.

[@amirgarcia547]

Mister Moon Tingle would definitely garner a spot.

[@lordlink5605]

The annoying fan from the elder scrolls IV oblivion

[@wombochrombo3610]

Wobuffet from Pokemon would definitely be on that list.

[@oscarmccormack1611]

Navi. Fi.

[@sageoffire3964]

"Every Zelda game has issues." I swear if you talk about Skyward Sword motion controls. "and Skyward Sword has some good parts in there.......somewhere." Ok so Skyward Sword is safe. Then what game. *shows Phantom Hourglass title screen* Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh I know where this is going.

[@mrmagoo-i2l]

Sage of Fire Not being able to use the GC control pad on the wii version of Twilight princess. RE4 managed it.

[@Dashx64]

being a lefty...and the fact that link USED to be a lefty before skyward sword pisses me off especially since there is no lefty support...that and kid icarus uprising

[@mohamedfaroukelewa5905]

"hay , listen" why not that ?

[@kiwikarp9509]

@@mohamedfaroukelewa5905 You can turn the volume off.

[@N12015]

People tend to exaggerate those motion controls a lot. Shooting arrows is awful but that's about it in controls, you just must think before swinging your sword, and that's coming from a lefty. The problem with Skyward sword comes from the exploration, how it lacks that tool of fast travel, and Fay being worse than Navi in almost every way.

[@AlwaysANemesis]

*Top Five Game Mechanics Wasted by their Games* We've all played a game or two where it does something utterly fascinating or unique, and makes us go "Oh wow, that's great! A shame it didn't do more with it." Essentially, a list of games that sport impressive, fun features that the game just next to _never_ follows up on, sometimes even utterly ruining it in the process.

[@D_YellowMadness]

The dweller mask has this problem in A Hat in Time. It lets you turn green things (mostly platforms) solid at will but at the cost of turning purple things nonsolid. It only lasts a few seconds & has to recharge after use but can be cancelled at will. This should lead to tricky platforming sequences & puzzles but, outside of mods, it's usually just used to occasionally toggle a random platform thrown into a level for no reason & you can usually easily jump past the platform without toggling it.

[@oscarmccormack1611]

Neverdead. Look up the Zero Punctuation review of it, it's one of the best ideas for any video game, executed awfully.

[@Dalejr88rox]

@@D_YellowMadness Yeah I have to agree. I absolutely adore A Hat in Time but the Dweller Mask and Time Stop Hat are both really underutilized. It was really unsatisfying for me to get the Time Stop Hat only to really need to use it once

[@TekkenGirl4Lyfe]

Top Five Fan Ideas That Became Canon.

[@DDChorror]

Like what?

[@Andreas32300]

Sonic Mania

[@invaderness7336]

@@DDChorror The design of the Announcer from TF2.

[@edwardrobinson919]

Sonic o.c creation. I like that part of the fandom. Making o.cs.

[@mrbisshie]

Some of the bugs in early Mortal Kombat games became characters, because of fans assuming they were.

[@zeronightx]

8:30 okay lmfao you keep getting me with these. I have to admit this is, by far, the only way of doing this that has never once bothered or annoyed me. Quite the contrary, in fact. Please keep doing this lol. make it like your easter egg thing for each video

[@percher4824]

I dunno, it sort of ruins the mood for me, but I can only blame KZbin for forcing that stuff and a lot more down our throats.

[@vidyogamenurd]

I feel the exact opposite way. When it's at the end, I can at least skip through it easily, but when it's in the middle it just breaks up the flow of the video.

[@brownstone4255]

I think this is the best way to do it. Saying it in the beginning of every video just gets annoying really quik, and saying it at the end doesn't do anything because most people will have already clicked away by then. This way, it kind of breaks the flow but at least it catches you by surprise everytime and seeing Will actually try to make it fit into the video is pretty funny.

[@vidyogamenurd]

I don't know why anyone would subscribe because they tell you to. People subscribe because the content is good, no one is swayed by being told to subscribe. I don't get why it needs to be there at all.

[@kyoyamurasaki9169]

I find it cool, makes me feel that I'm paying attention to every video

[@amirgarcia547]

Lemme guess, controls for Star Fox Zero and Temple of the Ocean King for Phantom Hourglass? *checks list.* Yup, called it. Games having a fatal flaw don’t necessarily “ruin” the experience for me, but they certainly do bog it down quite a bit. An example of my own is the battle system for Fate/Extra, the controls for Sonic and the Secret Rings and Kid Icarus Uprising, and the story for Xenoblade Chronicles X and Fire Emblem Fates.

[@patrickmarsh2538]

Yeah they ruined X with that. Made me pissed because the rest was pretty nice

[@_guy123]

Crono Sapien Kid Icarus Uprising doesn't have Motion Controls, And if it does then there's an option to turn it off.

[@amirgarcia547]

Tyler 123 My bad, I meant to say the controls rather than motion controls specifically. I personally didn’t mind them too much, but they were definitely the weakest aspect of an otherwise great game.

[@_guy123]

For me the worst thing about a great game would have to be that I can't control the aiming reticle with the New 3DS Nub in KIU, the Zeekeeper Boss Fight in M&L:DT(to anyone who's played you'll know why) The fact that I can only get Larvitar in the postgame of Pokémon Gen 2, And the God Awful Map in Hyrule Warriors(Across every version but for me Legends) I've failed so many objectives because the map will say i.e.:Summoners have appeared, with their location pointed out, but after 5 seconds the tag is gone leaving an indistinguishable Red Blip.

[@bradenskaggs5350]

@@_guy123 Most people get over Kid Icarus's controls after a while amd Zeekeeper wasn't that bad of a boss fight for me, but I understand where you're coming from

[@cosmicjenny4508]

“over-the-top hyperbole” So... _hyperbole?_

[@lnsflare1]

*Ludicrousbole.*

[@aperson6505]

thats such an unnecessary colloquial redundancy

[@FixTheWi-Fi]

Rabbidluigi works in the Department Of Redundancy Department.

[@Dalejr88rox]

Not just hyperbole. This is hyperbolic hyperbole

[@IofSheikah]

Superbole

[@mentalpopcorn2304]

If alien colonial marines isn’t on here you’re crazy. The whole thing failed because a code tethered to the AI was misspelled by 1 letter. They spelled tethered wrong

[@The_Gronne]

Top 5 amazing mechanics in bad games.

[@edwardrobinson919]

Guns in shadow thehedghog.

[@Gamer-GuyGG64]

Technacily he already did that.

[@The_Gronne]

Nah he did "Great parts in bad video games" But I'd like to hear more about specific mechanics that were well made in bad games.

[@FixTheWi-Fi]

Does the music in bad Sonic games count?

[@lucaitaliano9620]

Top 10 Best Free DLCs in video games?

[@lukey3474]

Hollow Knight, ALL OF THEM

[@KirbyMario]

Lugga of Lux Adeline and ribbon.

[@lucaitaliano9620]

*I'd personally vote for Shovel Knight I forgot to mention

[@horricule451]

Shovel Knight Spectre of Torment

[@thegreendragon5390]

Jammies mode in Shantae Half Genie Hero

[@marcolivellidavid6926]

Do Top 5 Best/worst transitions from 2D to 3D in videogame series

[@DTFoxxyLove]

Marco Livelli David and Mortal Kombat 4 is on the list

[@alanzapreservationtheythem2861]

Marco Livelli David Megaman X7

[@Waleed_Ahmed18]

Bubsy 3D is number one for sure

[@PonmonofNuggetor]

Best Transitions: Super Mario 64 Ocarina of Time Fallout 3 Mega Man Legends Worst Transitions Castlevania 64 Mega Man X7 Bubsy 3D Earthworm Jim 64

[@kristianberget6511]

Man, I appreciate that you haven't changed your video style too much during the last years. There's nothing better than a simple rabbidluigi top 5/10, rather than a sponsor/ad filled, clickbaited video that begs you to subscribe and like and activate the bell thing.. so thank you!

[@anone.mousse674]

Top Five Best Kickstarted Video Games

[@amirgarcia547]

Anon E. Mousse That’ll actually be a good idea. It’s good to know more about the games that got made through Kickstarter such as Undertale, Shovel Knight and Lisa the Painful that weren’t complete disasters like Mighty No. 9.

[@D_YellowMadness]

A Hat in Time would almost certainly be on the list considering he seems to like it a lot & it deserves it. It's DLC is the worst I've ever played though. Best to just play the base game & the mods but ignore the DLC.

[@anone.mousse674]

D YellowMadness I just wanna give Rabbid an excuse to talk about Shovel Knight

[@FixTheWi-Fi]

T.O.M.E hopefully will be good.

[@xtiandg0914]

Here's an idea for countdown, Top Five 4th Wall Breaking Endings. Endings where they address directly to the player especially with the characters in game. A few suggestion include Conkers Bad Fur Day, Mother 3 and Ar Nosurge: Ode to An Unborn Star.

[@wingedmirage4226]

Earthbound and Daganrompa V3

[@thegreendragon5390]

Deadpool much? Granted, that game knows that it's a game the whole way through.

[@ZMusok]

Good idea. And as a contender I can think about Baten Kaitos.

[@smashster1787]

The Teen Titans video game.

[@randomclouds4404]

The Genocide ending in Undertale?

[@an_annoying_cat]

It's so dumb that the majority of people want the glitchiest video games in the straw poll because everybody knows what those are. Videos on mods that became real video games or flaws in games that inspired other games are rarely talked about topics and should be covered.

[@Underworlder5]

when you mentioned mods that became video games, my mind went to team fortress

[@kaelanmcalpine2011]

Dota is also a good contender since that originally came from the Warcraft series,when the series as more of Moba.

[@montague4931]

1:49 "So obviously no developer actively seeks to create problems for themselves." Unless they're working for EA.

[@D_YellowMadness]

Or Nintendo, Sega, Square Enix, Bethesda, Gears for Breakfast lately...

[@platy4700]

@@D_YellowMadness Don’t forget Konami

[@mynedracobirn9245]

Zelda: Spirit Tracks has a fatal flaw with the controls, the flute is pretty much impossible to play making progressing through the game just as impossible. I don't know how I beat the game once with that thing being so hard to use.

[@LittleZbot]

I realize that this is an old comment, but I never had any trouble with the flute whatsoever. Then again, Remote-Controlled Batarangs in the Arkham Games are the bane of my existence, and nobody else seems to mind them, so I guess we all have our strengths and weaknesses.

[@Volvagia1927]

Dude: Star Fox didn't absolutely NEED a full reboot. It did need some retconning, but only to remove Star Fox Command. And if they DO make a Switch version of Star Fox? Pick up the story after Assault, ignoring Command.

[@MasuxAnderson]

I'm with ya there. Speaking as someone who enjoyed Zero and thought the game was fun, I have a hard time going back to it when I have 64 3D available to me whenever I want to, wherever I go. And since 64 was already a reboot of the franchise after one release it only made this seem more redundant. All they need to do is take Assault's ideas and execute them in a way that's easy to pick up and play and is very well balanced between ground and air missions.

[@Volvagia1927]

​@@MasuxAnderson I mean, just making a pick up and play thing (an improved Assault, essentially) would be one way to do it. But: Star Fox isn't their most big deal franchise, at least as it currently exists. I think a bigger swing might be what is needed. Keep the space dogfight stuff and make it as good as possible, that's a great element, but, for any ground based gameplay, I'd argue that it needs to be closer to a slightly more arcady playing "Furry Mass Effect 1." Y'know, a heavy focus on cohesive world building, dialogue and skill trees, but without the deeply dated cover shooter combat. There's an underserved market for that kind of space RPG, and Star Fox is absolutely a franchise that, with the right effort, could FILL IT.

[@hbgames17]

Phantom Hourglass's temple of the ocean king was amazing because every time you returned to it you could find new ways to skip puzzles and floors. If you kept repeating the same puzzles then you clearly didn't get it. By the time I got to the final boss I was efficient enough at going through it that, with the safe zones pausing the clock and finding extra sand, I had more time leaving the temple than I did going in.

[@SupremeMarioGamer]

I have a new idea for a video: every Final Fantasy Game Ranked from Worst to Best (15 main installments only, updated rereleases like _A Realm Reborn_ or the GBA versions that improve the original game are allowed if they're discussed alongside the original version)

[@caster25000]

> A Realm Reborn > Updated re-release Well, no. ARR is less of an updated re-release and more of Square Enix realizing that FFXIV's original incarnation was absolute garbage and decided to re-build the game from the ground up.

[@theteacher3160]

Top 5 Animal Crossing Games Top 5 Animal Crossing Characters Top 5 Hopes for Animal Crossing Switch

[@patrickmarsh2538]

Are there even 5? Animal Crossing Animal Crossing City something Animal Crossing New Leaf Animal Crossing Amiibo Festival Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer. Uh...

[@_guy123]

Patrick Marsh City Folk and there's Wild World, so as you can guess, Not Mario Party will be nowhere near that list.

[@sgtwolf7391]

I think somebody likes animal crossing.

[@TailsClock]

Did people really still have hope for Animal Crossing just a year ago? I wonder if people would believe what it is nowadays if I could go back in time to warn them. It's so depressing to see how far the franchise has fallen.

[@fruitlion8]

Top games where a console's gimmicks made the game better. I can think of a few examples: - The World Ends With You (DS) - Zack and WIKI (Wii) - Nintendo Land (Wii U) - Sega Superstars (PS2) - Dancing Stage, Euromix (PS1)

[@D_YellowMadness]

Kirby Canvas Curse, Jump Superstars & Ultimate Stars, Wario Ware Touched, & Mario Kart DS & Wii.

[@iggy9790]

Nintendo has a disconnect with gamers about quality versus innovation. The best example of this was Miyamoto's genuine shock when fans were asked what franchise they'd like to see done on the Switch and F-Zero was on of them. Miyamoto's response was "That's surprising to me - I feel we've already done everything we can do with that franchise." They get so fixated on the old 80's Toy Company ideology of "NEW! FLASHY! FAD OF THE MONTH!" they have no idea what product they're even selling any more.

[@orangeslash1667]

Nintendo doesn't know how to evolve star fox with Argonaut Games.

[@gamerx7053]

The micro transactions weren't the only bad thing about Battlefront 2. The servers were really laggy and the campaign sucked balls.

[@TheStygian]

EA.

[@ToxicPea]

I like how Splatoon succeeded with motion controls, where Star Fox Zero failed.

[@Fonzzz002]

First games that come to mind are: - The original Crash Bandicoot 1 for PSX. The save mechanic is really darn frustrating and hard in that game. They fixed it in the sequels and the N-sane trilogy, thankfully. - Prince Of Persia (2008). You can't die, which sucks all the fun out of combat and platforming. - Batman: Arkham Knight. Way too many tank fights. - Pretty much any game with a long shitty story, but decent/good gameplay, where you can't skip the cutscenes

[@Quetzal00358]

How about Top Five Worst Cases of Backtracking in Video Games

[@ambervalkerie9134]

Okami have to face that Orochi how many times?

[@MangoTurtlenova]

MGS1 heating and cooling the key

[@warailawildrunner5300]

Bravely default would probably win that...

[@ShinDSER]

Prince of Persia reboot.

[@apollorock3r244]

Chapter 4 and 7 in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.

[@howlphantomwolf]

I remember finishing Mass Effect 3 for the very first time, about two days after it released. I just sat there staring at my screen in open and open-mouthed confusion. I rushed to my computer because I thought I'd done something horribly wrong and missed what the ending was supposed to be. What I found didn't make me feel better. XD

[@zeptier1172]

My sunday is now funday because Rabbid uploaded

[@lnsflare1]

The judges would also have accepted "Bun-day," because Rabbids.

[@Nameandaddresswithheld]

Out of all the top 5s and top 10s on KZbin, you make the only ones that consistently make me laugh. Partially cause you cover some pretty off the wall stuff and partially because you’re funny about your topics. good stuff

[@SmartAlec1]

This has a lot of potential for a topic.

[@Agent_Platinum]

Top 5 Hollow Victories in Video Games

[@memesleyv3]

Phantom Hourglass was not a game I was expecting to be on this list, and while I think temple of the Ocean King is fine, I can easily see why most dislike it.

[@ais4185]

Poor Phantom Hourglass, I remember playing through it multiple times while still being scared shitless by phantoms. I was also afraid of Bowser. Times haven't changed much, except for the Bowser part.

[@ashenphoenix6869]

What is that song during the countdown parts?

[@jakino4060]

It's the night version of Sonic Unleashed's "Jungle Joyride". I just had to search through the OST myself because I knew it was familiar lol

[@ashenphoenix6869]

@@jakino4060 ahh nice thanks. Sounds nice

[@Greenfinite]

Am I really weird for loving the Temple of the Ocean King ? Everytime you go back to that plays you got new tools to play with allowing new tricks ... this place kinda make me want to speedrun the Temple just to see how quick I could finish it.

[@FrahdChikun]

I hope you never run out of ideas, I love topics like these! Here's an idea: Top 5/10 Game-Changing Updates

[@thegreendragon5390]

Part of the reason he never runs out of ideas is that he is confiding in fans like us to provide him with great ideas like yours.

[@Bodmanford]

I'm penciling in "the entire second half of dark souls 1"

[@coleharris4339]

Literally nothing is wrong with Skyward Sword except for people who expect flailing to swing the sword the way they want to. If you don't do it right, how can you expect it to work?

[@TheTonyMcD]

I don't think Breath of the Wild's weapon/shield durability is a problem. At first, I hated it, couldn't stand it. But after several hours it started to grow on me. Looking back I see it as quite beneficial to the game. It adds a new mechanic to combat that I quite enjoyed. I do think it could have used some more different styles of weapons though. The one big problem I saw with Breath of the Wild was lack of enemy variation. 90% of the game is comprised of fighting Moblins, Bokoblins, and Lizalfos. They come in a lot of pretty colors that amount to little more than a difference in health. It feels like every enemy in that game is one of those three creatures. I think they needed to create 4 sets of three enemies and have one for each distinct region of the game. Even if you take into account ALL of the enemies, it's still nothing really. Add skeleton versions of the main three, bats, blobs, Octo things, three guardian variations, and that's 99% of the entire game. Oh, don't forget the three mini boss type enemies Lynels, big stone things, and giants. There is a lot of variation for each, but it isn't enough to make them feel distinct. They all feel the same with a different color. I actually sopped playing about half way through because I got so bored always fighting the same things. I took a break for a month and two and then went back to finish it.

[@marcoaraujo88]

As an old Star Fox player I sunk countless hours into the franchise since the first game, but Star Fox Zero is definitely the best one in my opinion. After I've completed 100% of the game I could really understand what the developers intended with it. I've loved this game since I first played it, but it only grew on me with each stage and route. Amazing graphics and sound, very responsive and fitting controls (yes, I've said it... it really is a "get good" type of game, but I actually found it to have really simple and intuitive controls for every vehicle right after the tutorials), unmatched levels of immersion with the gamepad features and interactions that made me feel like I was in that cockpit, and also that even the Switch nowadays couldn't do (the dialogues coming from the gamepad alone gave me the same kind of sensation that the rumble pak had more than decade ago). It also has awesome characters, clever co-op, varied missions/bosses and a second re-imagining that still felt fresh. Oh, and also a nice little game bundled in the package with Star Fox Guard! It is just an overall well polished game and I really don't understand what all the bashing towards it is about. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love SF64, but in my opinion Zero is miles ahead of every game in the series and it's a shame that because of this unfair mixed reception we may not get another great Star Fox game (at least for quite some time). Star Fox Zero really felt like a step towards a bright future for the franchise, but most people seem to wear those nostalgia goggles too much or don't realize that this game asks the players a kind of "special way to get into it". Stop expecting games to hold your hands, guys!

[@amirgarcia547]

Marco Araujo Star Fox Zero was literally just Star Fox 64 with terrible controls. I feel like you’re giving it way too much credit. People might’ve not liked Star Fox Assault and *especially* Star Fox Adventures, but at least they tried new ideas rather than playing it safe, and didn’t try to “innovate” in the most lackluster way possible. People wouldn’t have minded the controls so much if they were just optional rather than shoved down your throat with no choice whatsoever. But, different opinions will always exist, and you’re still entitled to yours.

[@orangeslash1667]

@@amirgarcia547 People forget about Starzero's minus button that can Switch screens.

[@thepetruccinator6318]

Ive been watching this channel since maybe 2011? Something like that, the intro has only gotten more epic over time. Thank you for making such quality content for so damn long

[@tomtheconqerur]

Battlefield 5 critical flaws, rewriting history for feelings, being somehow buggier than the beta for 4, cod style maps, lack of vehicle variety, and most crippling of all dice and EA's response to the criticism the game faced

[@aerofox64]

Star Fox Zero's controls are fine IF you have a second player. Otherwise its a mess. Glad I found it on clearance for 12 dollars

[@ocarinaot452]

I don't find the temple of the ocean king that horrible. There are so many paths that you could take to optimize the dungeon every time you revisit it that you could skip entire floors in seconds. Even over 10 years later and probably about 7 playthroughs of the game I am STILL finding new ways to skip floors and save time. I find it very unique and satisfying in a Zelda game

[@LittleZbot]

I agree. I don't get why everyone complains about it. There's always new paths to take and new things to do, it's not difficult or anything, and it's awesome seeing the game crumble before you as a floor that used to take you minutes now takes mere seconds.

[@elijahpadilla5083]

@@LittleZbot It's less about difficulty/a lack of content, and more about just . . . tedium. It's why mandatory boss rushes are so hated; you've already fought this boss, already played this part. Doesn't matter that you're stronger now, it feels like padding for the sake of padding.

[@LittleZbot]

@@elijahpadilla5083 And yet this is hated on so much more than Boss Rushes, even when it's done so much better. Not only are you more powerful, but your adventures and items open up new locations to explore and new puzzles to solve. I dunno, I enjoyed it.

[@hephsmith3738]

5:44 "seriously though, Nintendo, don't f*** up the switch's online functions" How bad is requiring membership to use them?

[@smbeast7170]

Top 5 dumbest video game protagonist/antagonist

[@amirgarcia547]

Shawn Burson Rex from Xenoblade Chronicles 2 would definitely have a spot.

[@TheBlueLink3]

Rex isn't dumb though. Sure he can be a bit too optimistic, but that doesn't make him dumb. He actually comes up with some smart plans sometimes, and he can be a bit of a smart aleck in his responses too.

[@amirgarcia547]

TheBlueLink3 Don’t get me wrong, I actually like Rex as a protagonist and feel like the Xenoblade community gives him too much of a hard time...but the writing for his character can be inconsistent at times, causing him to make some pretty questionable decisions. An example is agreeing to do a job that he knows nothing about with a bunch of strangers. Next is recklessly charging headfirst into fights without any regard for the outcome. And the last is entirely giving up just because Jin said some mean things to him, and then after getting yelled at for a few characters and becoming motivated again, not apologizing for his actions or thanking him for giving him hope again later on. Then again, the first two could simply be due to how reckless and naive he is. It’s only the last one I find issue with, which’s by far the worst scene in the game in my eyes due to its piss-poor execution. Though if not him, I’d have Corrin replace him instead since they’re twice less interesting and make twice the amount of questionable decisions.

[@TheBlueLink3]

Being a bit reckless actually fits his character pretty well. Yes, he took the job without all of the details, but he was going to be paid a lot of money and it was a pretty big operation. There wasn't really any reason for him to suspect something was going to go wrong. He didn't give up just because Jin said mean things to him. Jin was fairly right in what he said, and was really the culmination of everything that was bringing Rex down. No matter how hard he fought, he couldn't stop Torna from killing people fairly close to him (especially Vandham), and Pyra kept getting hurt too. He even says at the end of chapter 5 that he is still weak even after all this time. Rex blames himself for not being strong enough. Honestly I find the scene where he gives up to be one of the strongest moments in the game. To see someone who has kept positive the whole time give up is pretty depressing. Perhaps constantly slapping him added a bit of unintentional comedy to the scene, but the fake out where Poppy doesn't slap him but instead comforts him makes up for it. I'm not going to say the execution was perfect, and some nuances of the scene could have been better, but for the most part it's a very strong scene. I'm not going to say Rex is a highly intelligent person, but he doesn't really belong on a list like that. I'm not sure who this Corrin is that you are referring to. Corrin from Fire Emblem?

[@bradenskaggs5350]

Ash from Pokemon?

[@galactic1555]

Battlefront 2 removed that progression system in March. It's now just play to level up

[@noahschlogl4739]

"You have all these idiots complaining about realism" That's some dangerous ground you're treading on

[@sgtwolf7391]

Its like walking into a minefield of mini nukes.

[@Lugbzurg]

It's like Skyrim with guns!

[@mrmagoo-i2l]

I thought that statement was really a bit off. In the days where you can spend a thousand quid on a train simulator??? Realism doesn’t matter. Suspension of disbelief is a narrow tightrope. These aren’t new IP’s, start a new franchise. Then no one will care.

[@malkavianamerican3025]

I say I kinda disagree with him on this, I don't think battlefield fans are necessarily wrong to be upset about a franchise that has stayed close enough to real life events has now decided to fudge up history with putting women in British army on the Frontline with cyber punk hair, and prosthetic limbs. I mean it's 1 thing to make an entirely new ip, or even just say "this is an alternate universe" I think it's another to make the same ip, with a main game in the series as been numbered to all of a sudden go in a quirky new direction. It'd basically be like if the next gta came out but all of a sudden everyone was a space alien.

[@malkavianamerican3025]

Felt to add on, not to say I wouldn't want Rockstar to make something like a GTA, or even a Bully spinoff with the name "Grottos and Gremlins."

[@Vercalos]

I *knew* Mass Effect was going to be on this list. I loved the first trilogy, and replayed the first two games multiple times until I finished ME3. I haven't touched them since. That's how badly the ending hit me. They promised a complex ending where your decisions would matter, and each decision made would affect the galaxy you left behind in a different way. What we got was every decision amounting to a positive or negative number, and no story closure for those decisions, and the ending boiling down to A, B, or C, which is exactly what the Bioware devs promised it WOULDN'T be. Would it have killed them to write epilogue cards for each of the factions and characters, like they did for Dragon Age: Origins? On a tangentially related note, I didn't hate Andromeda as much as everyone else seemed to. My gameplay experience was actually pretty stable. I didn't run into any of the game breaking bugs that other players seem to hit constantly, and I actually thought it was kind of cool to see all the allies you made throughout the game show up in the final battle. I'm just bummed it ended on a cliffhanger that will likely never be resolved.

[@TrueLooneyman]

I'll say it now. I'm one of the people who defend Starfox Zero. The controls are tough to get used to yes, but there's ways around it, such as playing co-op. It's like Kid Icarus Uprising, when you get accustomed to the controls it's a great game

[@sseymour26]

I agree, those who can't play Star Fox Zero are rubbish pilot

[@D_YellowMadness]

Awkward controls aren't fun even if you're good at 'em. They make playing a game feel like operating a machine which is almost never how a game should feel.

[@marcoaraujo88]

I've made a relatively extensive comment about this here. I'm one of the people who fiercely defend it XD

[@Rainbowthewindsage]

The real question, does anyone who has played Phantom Hourglass, actually like the Temple of the Ocean King? Also can I rant about that game a little? I got that game on my ds and in the begining middlish of the game there's a part where you have to call out to someone using the mic. The problem was my ds's mic was broken, which usually wasn't a problem because most games don't use the mic. When I finally got a 3ds, I was happy to finally get to actually play the game. And it turns out that is the ONLY time ONLY time the mic was used in the entire game. WHY? Not to mention the game is pretty mediocre so the entire thing was disappointing.

[@Aweman11]

I actually kind of liked the ocean temple, the idea of new items allowing you to skip portions and get through faster appealed to me. The sequel however, truely had something that ruined an otherwise great game. The pan flute. Those rhythm games between each chapter were borderline unplayable. I was often out of breath trying 30 to 40 times to play that unresponsive instrument. I had to give up during the final battle just because I couldn't get past playing the song.

[@faygoshill2669]

Have you ever tried it on Wii U virtual console? It's awful

[@josephcross8464]

Try playing it on an emulator. Map the touch screen to the mouse and the microphone to the space bar, and you'll have a much better time.

[@KoujiAlex]

Can someone please tell me the name of the song that starts playing in the background at 0:18 ?! I'm getting Sonic the Hedgehog 2006 OST vibes, but not sure.

[@theresastarmanwaitinginthe5149]

Top 5 or 10 Final Fantasy games.

[@TheBrutalSax]

Predicting the comments section on that People bitching between 6,7, and 9

[@chocolatecello1483]

Here's a list you might make: Top 5 consistent franchises. consistency doesn't mean always good games, can focus on an aspect of the games that is always good/bad.

[@jonbarrett8002]

weapon durability wasn't a bad thing in breath of the wild, it was a logical choice given the system in which you get better gear. especially with how open the game is, you could just run straight to the best chests with the best gear in the game (which those chests are mostly the same items in them every time), and have meta stuff for the rest of your play through, in like 1 hour tops from running to each chest. if there was no item durability, the game would just be broken, straight up. the reason a system in a final fantasy game like having no item durability works is because of the fact there is plot lines you need to follow and things preventing you from progressing too wildly for the sake of game balance and so that the game doesn't become too easy too fast, before the games finally throw the real open world at you, and the game has many ranges of levels of creatures and zones and dungeons. breath of the wild... doesn't really have that, it doesn't take long to get all of the abilities that are solidly required before you can do everything in the game and access everything, so the balance to such ridiculous amount of freedom is item durability. (its either that or deal with a BS amount of grind and RNG and forge recipees that take an unrealistic amount of resorces to satisfy, take your pick, Item duribility or all 3 of those other things at the same time) the only other option is if it were made a typical zelda game, which at that point, would go against the purpose of what breath of the wild was supposed to be, a "different" zelda game

[@D_YellowMadness]

I thought I'd hate the weapon durability system before I played the game because it sucks in most games it's in but I actually ended up liking it. It would be nice to have a shitty weapon that never breaks & doesn't take up inventory space though. It sucks to run out of weapons when fighting an annoying glacier of an enemy who came out of nowhere.

[@rustedgearbox7064]

What’s the music used in between the countdown

[@wickthetrickster461]

8:53 Okay, wow. A little unessasary jab at people voicing complaints about BFV, got a bone to pick or something?

[@sayanskywolf13]

16:05 can someone tell me what song is that? i cant remember if its from mario or zelda

[@shawnheatherly]

Perhaps the Switch will give Starfox fans the sequel they've longed for.

[@masterpenguin8472]

I sure as hell hope so.

[@logansmith2703]

Not gonna fucking happen. Regardless of how good a game in that series is the fanbase is too damn divided at this point.

[@lnsflare1]

I'm kinda hoping they go whole hog on the gimmicky control schemes, just to see what kind of insanity they'll think of next. Maybe aim with left Joycon detached and pointing at the screen, which is still attached to the right Joycon (which handles firing) so that you can direct your flight with motion controls, and the Chickenwalker requires making a Labo.

[@Valanway]

It's just gonna be another fucking SF64 remake, so at this point, there's no hope. Give me an F-Zero GX Remake instead, since Big N is so keen on remaking games we've been forced to buy at full price for two decades. F-Zero haven't even had as many unique console games as SF has remakes of an 64 game.

[@JetWolfEX]

@Valanway Starfox is my favorite nintendo developed franchise, but heck yeah! I'll take a new F-zero game over whatever Starfox sequel/remake they (presumably will) make. That is unless the new game is a major change for the franchise, with a good amount of content without any out of place gameplay mechanics.

[@uncomfortablyclose8481]

5:44 That really didn’t age well

[@theteacher3160]

Loving that BOTW shirt and the plushies!

[@Howitchewstofeel5gum]

"Controlling a game isn't necessarily something that can be done exceptionally well or anything" Mainline Mario games: Am I a joke to you?

[@vbarreiro]

Top 10 Musical Moments in Games

[@slashingkatie7872]

I would’ve put Bravely Default’s “do it over and over again” part. Up to the 60 hr mark it’s such a solid rpg and then it’s says “hey now let’s fight the same four bosses over and over again to get the good ending!!”

[@SkyHakym]

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 ~ Torna: The Golden Country. COMMUNITY LEVEL 4.

[@faygoshill2669]

If I see community gained one more time im gonna scream

[@greenhunter473]

Sky Spyer literally working on that right now

[@heavylobster4339]

It's stupid and annoying, but not game-ruining, since you can grind your way up in a few hours, and the rest of the game is really good.

[@greenhunter473]

Sky Spyer it is a bit annoying but I wouldn't say it ruins the game

[@disarisumbrus4492]

Can someone please tell me what that game is at 2:00? I feel like it might be a Kingdom Hearts game -that health bar seems way too familiar- but I don't know for sure.

[@billjohns5943]

Top 5 good characters in awful video games

[@D_YellowMadness]

If I made that list, Elizabeth from Bioshock Infinite would be on it. She & the Luteces are great too. Most other things about that game were awful though. Including the other characters.

[@FixTheWi-Fi]

Silver the Hedgehog.

[@Angel_Flash]

The Ocean Temple is like my 2nd favorite part of that game :(

[@16bitbrontosaurus35]

Top 5 weirdest game worlds

[@DeusMachina_EXE]

I got something to add to this obituary. A game called Dirty Bomb. The game is a really solid mechanical skill, team based game that is very tough. It's very highly skilled and requires actual coordination with your team to get far. But the company that makes it, Splash Damage, does not communicate well. Making confusing moves at every turn without telling the player base their intentions.

[@Hugelag]

Top 5/10 terrible games with amazing music.

[@ShinDSER]

Sonic '06.

[@edwardrobinson919]

Sonic boom shattered crystal.

[@DrrrMatt]

Mega Man X6

[@D_YellowMadness]

"Talking about music is like painting about farting."-Pickles the Drummer

[@theenderengineer1943]

Thinking about it, it's MUCH harder to really figure out what games I think have giant fatal flaws that I've played.

[@perturbedsun5508]

This is a fantastic topic.

[@Onyxolotl]

Just wanted to say Rabid, glad you've been able to maintain a great youtube channel because I freaking love it. Also, I think a great topic you could cover would be the tops things that make an open world game great.

[@hudesko5397]

Even without motion controls, Star Fox Zero would be a bad game. It's re-remake, the third time the original SNES Star Fox story is told. It relies solely on nostalgia pandering and does nothing new to the series. Everyone can hate Assault all they want but at least they introduced a new villain, replaced Peppy with Krystal, made Star Wolf cease-fire with Star Fox to fight a greater enemy and overall the characters seemed to have grown up a bit. Characters talked like actual people instead of throwing cheesy one-liners for the sake of nostalgia. And they tried to balance out the on-foot and arwing sections, but didn't quite get it. Trust me, the motion controls are least of Zero's problems.

[@thetadpoleprince2250]

I would've disagreed with you IF Nintendo didn't officially release Starfox 2. Now that that game is part of the series now I do think Zero is the most forgettable game. My personal issues with assault are it's very short length, imbalance of flight and on foot missions (Most levels are either all range or just on foot) and clunky controls for the on foot parts. I do believe that Assault is the step in the right direction Star Fox needs, and honestly I think all they have to do is actually progress the story and refine the mechanics of 2 and Assault then we could have a solid game.

[@yenkojeff8725]

I enjoyed Assault. I really did like the game. The design. The missions. And Krystal. Some problems, but overall. I thought it was a good game.

[@orangeslash1667]

Nintendo doesn't know how to evolve star fox with Argonaut Games.

[@Growlzagra]

Top 5 Boss Battles where the music doesn't fit. or Top 5 Boss Battles where the battle doesn't fit the music.

[@marcoludema8876]

Top Ten Bad Games With Great Soundtracks.

[@mistertagomago7974]

Wand of gamelon and Faces of evil would probably be at the top.

[@FixTheWi-Fi]

SONIC. 06.

[@mrmagoo-i2l]

Eternal sonata. If you like classical music.

[@windermere_peaks]

I honestly loved the Temple of the Ocean King. Every time you go back, you get farther but it’s still a challenge to figure out how to solve the new puzzles, and to solve them quickly.

[@LucianoThePig]

It's amazing how the Tower of Spirits in Spirit Tracks was literally the Temple of The Ocean King, but not complete crap

[@amirgarcia547]

LucianoThePig Yup, it’s like the devs learned their lesson, thankfully.

[@alexdebstep3424]

The way Waluigi fits with the transition music is way too satisfying.

[@alangomez5882]

Assassin's Creed's fatal flaw: They forgot to make it fun.

[@MasuxAnderson]

I personally enjoyed Star Fox Zero and got used to its controls...but even so I have to admit it was a bad decision to force motion controls on people and to reboot the franchise again. I doubt this'll be the last time we see Star Fox given Starlink, but it will definitely be a long time before we get another one. In the meantime, can we get another F-Zero?

[@orangeslash1667]

people forget about the minute button.

[@jericho7173]

"Idiots complaining about realism"....Really.

[@gryph0n55]

FullMetal Bat yeah, really. It’s a video game. In case you didn’t know this, a lot of things in battlefield games didn’t actually happen *gasp* shocking I know.

[@daftmell5237]

@@gryph0n55 then why do they portray them as real and rewrite history?

[@icanbelieveitsnotbutter8679]

Weapon durability is good in botw I think the biggest flaw is the lack of character and story

[@remick0]

I actually liked the Temple of the Ocean King. You can mitigate the time limit entirely just by staying in the safe zones where phantoms can't see you, since it also freezes the timer you're on and allows you to plan your next move. Also even when going through floors you've already visited, the items you've acquired make it easier every time, giving you a sense of empowerment. The ultimate sense of empowerment comes later on when you can kill phantoms and discover that chests spawn when they're all wiped out like any other Zelda enemy.

[@starflame34]

Glad I’m not the only one who couldn’t stand Star Fox Zero’s controls. I tried to get them to work but no. They’re terrible no matter what. And even if you get used to the game, it doesn’t offer much. Not for something that cost $50 - $60!

[@winters_revolt]

What are you talking about? The game is worth $20 bucks now at my local game store, I can't speak for other places though. I honestly really liked the controls in Zero, it was the most innovated use I have seen from the Wii U Gamepad, and I really liked the fact that I had to switch between looking at two screens, it made me more aware and ready, and if I died, it was because it was my fault. Not the game. I will say that the game can be frustrating, but I honestly found it easier to aim with motion controls than with another stick.

[@starflame34]

At launch, the game costed $60 ($50 digitally as it doesn't include that little tower defense game). And maybe you just had better time getting used to the controls, and good for you if you're having fun. But even outside the controls, the game lacks in content. Not even any online features like sharing scores or replays.

[@winters_revolt]

@@starflame34 Yeah, I will admit that though I enjoy the game. It really doesn't have a lot content worth going back for. Thinking about it now, I wonder why they just didn't develop it on the Switch

[@orangeslash1667]

@@starflame34 Nintendo doesn't know how to evolve star fox with Argonaut Games.

[@zerochill4096]

Top 5 DLCs worth their price

[@amirgarcia547]

ZeroChill Your pfp would be an example of such.

[@faygoshill2669]

Torna The Golden Country is good as hell

[@ShinDSER]

The Witcher 3 DLCs and Soulsborne DLCs are the prime examples imo.

[@deadasadoornailname]

Octo expansion

[@edwardrobinson919]

Bayonetta in smash.

[@TheTimelyDawn]

I remember being a kid and softlocking my Phantom Hourglass save by exploring the Temple of the Ocean King too much. My hourglass timer ran out and I had no clue how to fix it.

[@dustwarewolf5532]

The European Union may soon make videos like this one borderline illegal if they are not stopped. #saveyourinternet

[@benjamimcarvalho0]

This falls under fair use. Stop this fucking fearmongering.

[@dustwarewolf5532]

Actually no. This would NOT be classified under fair use according to the new draconian copyright policy of The Eu, as it uses clips from copyrighted material and, more importantly, uses Internet hyperlinks, and as of some time next year, if anybody wants to link to anything, they will be taxed for it if they are withing the confines of The European Union. Rabidluigi and a few other KZbinrs with a descent number of subscribers already MIGHT be able to afford this, but many smaller European KZbinrs will not. This oppressive taxation being implemented by NON-ELECTED officials would effectively, not destroy per say, but severely hamper freedom of speech online by limiting the right of individuals to express their own opinions. It is nothing but a means to indirectly censor the Internet and help conglomerates stave off startups from displacing them and cutting into their monopolistic profits.

[@spaciouswheat4580]

@@dustwarewolf5532 stop fear mongering fuck off

[@mrmagoo-i2l]

Alex SpaciousWheat I wish it was fear mongering.

[@spaciouswheat4580]

@@mrmagoo-i2l It is. They arent changing fair use laws to make videos like these borderline illegal please educate yourselves before FEAR MONGERING ON THE INTERNET

[@EmptyHand49]

Where is the music tidbit between listed games from?

[@TronicSpeed]

Kid Icarus: Uprising, why were your controls so bad?

[@TheBlueLink3]

The controls were actually surprisingly pretty good.

[@TronicSpeed]

@@TheBlueLink3 They were good for the flight sections. The ground sections, however...

[@TheBlueLink3]

They were better in the flight sections, but the ground sections weren't that much worse.

[@wickthetrickster461]

I actually disagree. I loved Kid Icaarus' controls. It's like Splatoon, if you give it a chance and learn it, you'll much prefer it to the alternative.

[@TronicSpeed]

@@wickthetrickster461 They weren't bad, per se. Just hard to get used to.

[@Personell101]

Ya know, its interesting how just tweaking something a bit, and giving it the love it needs turned phantom hourglass's worst sections into spirit track's best ones.

[@SuperZeldaGirl]

Am i the only person who likes the Temple of the Ocean King?.....

[@xexat]

No

[@CiromBreeze]

No, I do too. I loved how each time you went into it, your new tools basically unlocked new shortcuts in the dungeon, so you weren't ALWAYS doing the exact same thing. However, it WAS about 10 years ago since I last played it, so...

[@amirgarcia547]

SuperZeldaGirl I liked the idea of it, but the execution was stretched so paper-thin that it became nothing more than a chore.

[@josephcross8464]

My worst gripe with it is that game progression is completely locked behind it. If the only reason I needed to visit it was to discover another dungeon it wouldn't be so bad, but the problem is that I can't even explore new regions of the sea without the charts that are inside it. So you mean to tell me this is the only place in the World of the Ocean King that has maps of the whole area? The sailors in here must have it rough. I'd give the Tower of Spirits in Spirit Tracks the same shit for doing the same exact thing, but A) It's actually more justifiable within the game's universe, B) It's not nearly as repetitive as the TotOK and C) Solving puzzles with the help of Phantom Zelda is actually a ton of fun. Not having to worry about having my life drained if a timer expires is just the cherry on top of the cake.

[@nobsoul2179]

4:43 Jules The Southwest Savage

[@danielbloomquist9810]

Becuase of this, he began referring to me Ma as his dick scabbard.

[@Lil-Dragon]

Skyward swords flaw is its too long and the imprisoned.

[@bradenskaggs5350]

Skyward Sword has less dungeons than OoT and spends its time making a great in-depth story. If you don't like the long opening, welcome to RPGs. The Imprisoned fight is easy: Run to a higher layer and then jump down onto The Imprisoned's back, and you can easily slash his Sealing Spike in. No dealing with his toes

[@leovuitton9117]

Its literally just the imprisoned

[@bradenskaggs5350]

@@leovuitton9117 and I showed above why The Imprisoned is not a bad fight

[@JDracovia129]

@@bradenskaggs5350 But what's in between each of the dungeons in Skyward Sword. An extremely bland open sky with drab colors and a lot of filler sidequests.

[@amirgarcia547]

Awesome Videogamer The main problem with the Imprisoned is that you have to fight him *three* times. I wouldn’t mind it so much if it was a fun boss fight like with Ghirahim, but the Imprisoned is just tedious at best and frustrating at worst.