Road Rash - PC Game Review - brutalmoose

Ian puts his motorbike skills to the test in this review of Road Rash (1996) for the PC.
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[@thepantweaver]

So I saw you being really anxious about KZbin comments during your stream last night, so I just wanted to leave a comment saying how much I enjoy your videos. They're always well thought out, entertaining, and you clearly love what you do. And that translates into your work. Keep on making such enjoyable quality content; you're wonderful.

[@brutalmoose]

Ah, thank you, I really appreciate it!

[@JohnSegway-RainingLamppost]

I agree 100%

[@willisverynice]

How do his boots taste though?

[@renharris6504]

@@willisverynice You don’t actually know what bootlicker means, do you?

[@willisverynice]

@@renharris6504 is there some older definition you are trying to call me on? The accepted definition seems to apply pretty well here.

[@ThatOneVideoGamer]

This game is so SICK! Great video Ian!

[@brutalmoose]

Hey thanks man!

[@RMercer91]

I loved it as a kid, keep it up Ian!

[@JosiahEverhart]

Ian, will you join my motorcycle gang? So far I'm the only member.

[@brutalmoose]

Only if it's virtual. I've been on a real motorcycle once before, and that was plenty for me.

[@djangomarkov7948]

brutalmoose I actually have a virtual Motorcycle gang, Lost Grove Mafia based out of Los Santos!

[@vegeta353658]

I hear ya. Those things area death machines.

[@paulocarreirapinto]

i dont ride superbikes but i can be the guy that places tire traps for chasers, or something

[@weirdotzero7065]

My first T rated game Tony Hawk Underground 2. What a way to enter the "mature" world of gaming.

[@brutalmoose]

Amazing choice, I love THUG 2!

[@tonyhakston536]

+Cosmic Fuzion I am biased but also disagree.

[@weirdotzero7065]

It was a better Jackass video game than the actual Jackass video game.

[@BBall0027]

My first was the first Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.

[@dumbginger5024]

weirdoTZero hey now, did THUG2 have such smash segments as "Big Balls" or "Elephant Poo Dive"? I think not.

[@epiclink11]

beating the crap out of people during a motorcycle race? I've not seen such bravery!

[@lugbzurg8987]

Now we just need some card games!

[@Signerdragon123]

Well... 5D's Wheelie Breakers is the closest thing you'll get in that regard (Wii Exclusive).

[@CasseroleBlast]

I believe that art style is just 'caricatures' or super exaggerated portraits. In my opinion it looks really good.

[@cheesewheel]

I feel like it's really unique. I don't think I've ever seen anything done the same way before.

[@mariobros1594]

The art style is so funny as hell 😂

[@DancingTherapist]

Ian you're such a comfy channel and reviewer. I've been following on and off for years and I just wanna say that you're da bes. You're at that magical number of followers where it still feels personal, yet still pumping out amazing content. I hope you don't change when the day comes and you hit a million+ subs (even if I wish you the best).

[@Devilkingliebe]

I miss the whole "I've not seen such bravery" edit: Holy shit, how the hell this blew up I do not know. I just hit play on the video and thought "hmm oh thats right he ditched the old Gauntlet voice clip heh Oh well I'll miss it but this is good too." Didn't realize this was such a hot topic issue.

[@Asterobit]

Lone Splicer I miss it too, intro feels empty without it.

[@alecmcleod3306]

Yeah, I want it back

[@brutalmoose]

Sorry about that! I know some people aren't fans of the change, but I hope you're still able to enjoy the rest of the video!

[@Asterobit]

brutalmoose Hey man, it's not like it changes the content! Still love what you're doing.

[@wjsnactivist6141]

Lone Splicer Me as well.

[@Guessnought]

my favorite character was Teflon mike, because it was always so satisfying to be able to snatch the weapon of someone pummeling you and then beat them with their own weapon.

[@pyro5000]

For some extra fun, if you and another person wreck, you can run and steal their bike. You can even steal the police bike. I don't remember if you can keep the stolen bike in big game mode. Haven't played this in years. Loved this game

[@supercammy98]

A game that has both motorcycle violence and Soundgarden, and yet the batty creases who made this game didn't think to have both at the same time.

[@Camaro69z]

I remember my dad watching me play this game around 8 years old and running over the old ladies with walkers was a bonding moment I still remember to this day. It was very original and oh so 90's.

[@StumptownRetro]

Hey Ian, this PC version is a port of the Panasonic 3DO version. Easily the best game on that system.

[@brutalmoose]

I literally learned that last night while finishing up this video and didn't have time to add the info in. I almost uploaded this with the 3DO's version release date, but caught my mistake last minute. It was a bit hard to track down the exact dates of each version's release!

[@StumptownRetro]

I totally get that! Been there myself on occasion. The 3DO version is worth looking into if you ever have a chance to as well. I grabbed my copy at Portland Retro Gaming Expo a few years back (I think the first year you came down with Austin actually).

[@jackbollingmoore7554]

PS1 and SEGA Saturn versions

[@SeekerLancer]

@@StumptownRetro The PC version is identical to the 3DO one just with a higher resolution so if you have the PC one there's no reason to.

[@cheek077]

PC version has MUCH better frame rate. Evrything runs fast and smooth. Goat

[@kaselier1116]

Brutal moose: "Do you remem- Me: *I'VE NOT SEEN SUCH BRAVERY*

[@IICubeII]

Road Rash Jailbreak was my favorite game for PS1. I remember playing co-op with a friend and slamming on the breaks, tossing his ass off the bike. I'd laugh my ass off as I left him in the street until I caught up to him on the next lap... we never won... good times.

[@killerbenji]

One of my favorites too! I love hitting bikers when they were down and sending them flying just to add insult to injury

[@MrWrenly]

my first t rated game was shadow the goddamn hedgehog

[@MrWrenly]

oh shit it was huh? could've sworn it was t, oh well.

[@over_loadcode]

my first t rated game was minecraft iirc

[@tabikat]

Yo, Ian! Not that I run the channel, but I think it might be cool to see you review Sid Meiers Pirates. Thanks for another great video. Keep doing what you do!

[@johnnybensonitis7853]

Dude, I used to play that a ton on the NES!!! It was a criminally underrated gem on that console and I imagine the PC version is even better. Great recommendation!!!! Ian needs to give it a look for sure!

[@thellia]

Ian. Please. Do it.

[@Audioworm]

Holy shit, I love that game. Ian, if you do Sid Meier's Pirates, I will love you forever.

[@trod146]

if you didn't notice, it has to be a nostalgic game for him in order for him to review it.

[@bavarianbanshee]

SM Pirates is awesome! I'd love a video on it.

[@TheBassSinger]

I remember buying my first T rated game!..... it was Smash Bros. Melee... didn't really feel all that different.

[@maverickREAL]

Fun fact, Brawl was also T-rated.

[@og3171995]

this game is my ENTIRE childhood. The music, the sound effects, the maps, the game play. I love it!!!

[@jokerioafm12]

Great review ! I was hired (by E.A.) as one of the lead riders in the full motion video segments of this game. I'm the "Joe" in the leathers and do all the wheelies most of the burn-outs and other "stunts". It was a great time filming this in the Bay Area back in '94. Also I'm on some of the Cover-art on the packaging... Good times !

[@Silanda]

Got this with my 3DO as a kid. It's still one of my favourite games, and I actually love the art style, especially compared to the two PS1 games that followed it. It's about time the Road Rash series made a comeback.

[@Gabriel-wk3hz]

Road Redemption

[@SkigBiggler]

Silanda you had a 3DO

[@assassinsden7478]

I had this on my Sega Saturn.

[@InazumaKick95]

Love your style of humor and editing. Also I like purple.

[@dragonite77]

dude, you're just like, the best youtuber in my opinion. keep being awesome.

[@tumblingt]

Finally, an excuse to not do my work. Thanks Ian. :-)

[@Rezkeshdadesh]

When I was the target audience for E games, they were K-A.

[@DeeJayKilik]

There is a ridiculous amount of nostalgia flowing through me right now.

[@lyricboss115]

Nostalgia overload, this, quake, doom and Swat 3 were my ultimate early childhood games. Great review, brother!

[@favoritemustard3542]

You forgot Diablo!

[@kitsunahri]

I still love all the songs that play during the menu and the fact that you could listen to them in "the restroom" options menu was a blast back in the day...but this game got really difficult at Level 4 and 5...oh and the whole presentation of the bikes in the shop was great to

[@ClintOrlando]

Loses a race..... Adds small tricycle wheels to your motorcycle

[@pinecone9619]

Clint Pyryemybida Training wheels

[@ClintOrlando]

Pine Cone Thanks, forgot what they were called, also nice name

[@Metal_Groove45]

Good times, Good times!

[@BambooTime]

What does Ian say at 4:06? It sounds to me like "totally spies", like the TV series ^.^' What is he actually saying, or is that just a joke?

[@brutalmoose]

I definitely said Totally Spies, and I really have no explanation for it other than it's what I wrote in my script haha

[@BambooTime]

Oh, that's actually kinda funny :D I just wasn't too sure if I made it out correctly, because I'm not a native speaker as you might have suspected. Great video by the way, I enjoy all of yours, they have a really appreciative perspective on video games and pay great attention to the little things. And you just come across as a very honest person, it feels like your remarks are always heartfelt. Keep it up :)

[@LoponStormbased]

Wow, "I'm not a native speaker as you might have suspected", your English is immaculate. It definitely wasn't apparent. Your English is better than 95% of native speakers on the internet, also, I could barely make out that he said "Totally Spies" too. I wish I could learn another language as fluently as that.

[@nerobron]

I actually had to stop the video when I heard that because it caught me off guard so well. I remember watching that show when I was younger and I fuckin' loved it. That has to have been the best line I've heard in a Brutalmoose video for a while now.

[@BalthorYT]

God, didn't that show have spandex-clad teenagers using weaponized hair dryers to fight off evil?

[@CrypticStiles]

Thank you Ian for all of the hard work you put into your videos, the quality keeps getting better.

[@MintyFreshCupcakes]

Am I the only one who listens to these videos as they fall asleep? Even when angry Ian's voice just sounds so calm.

[@StinkyBlack1]

road redemption= great modern remake of road rage. online multiplayer is in beta.

[@MOVGAMES.]

I haven't paid attention to it since it's initial reveal, does it still have ranged weaponry like Shotguns? I felt that they completely missed the point of Road Rash and turned it into a super serious "Kill your opponents" thing with the actual racing coming second, rather than focusing on the original point of high speed racing mixed with tense, close quarters combat.

[@TheDeesotilio]

Euro Dollars Been playing it since the Alpha launched. I love it like I love my kids :p

[@robdavideogamer4119]

It has different modes. Some races you have to come in first, some races you have to murder a certain amount of dudes. It's nice to have variety.

[@alidottxt]

Nope, it's still crazy, ridiculous fun. Most of it's about winning, not killing your opponents.

[@samuraistalin]

Until they fix the ridiculous rubber banding of AI opponents, i'm steering clear.

[@theoneandonlyjs19]

Bikes don't get my juices flowing but that hair does

[@pidgin__]

im diggin the saxophone music in the background. Great video as always, Ian.

[@MissyMona]

Great review, I never get tired of your stuff, I think you're legit one of my favorites.

[@NanaKyoto]

Young me would have been terrified by the game's art.

[@fronk6800]

4:29 that dog just killed a power ranger

[@symboss953]

😂

[@skezza13]

I've been enjoying this new format. I think you've taken on board some of your prior feedback for your Videos and done a good job altering things. Thank you for bringing a smile to my Sunday!

[@tabikat]

I literally just sat down at my desk with a cup of coffee. Best timing *ever*.

[@CheeseburgerFreedomMan]

I am a simple man... I see a Brutalmoose video, I click like. Very original comment.

[@ElAlguien]

Very original name too

[@ElAlguien]

@weenie boi That's exactly why i said that

[@minheadroom2913]

Moose, you need to check out this game called Smart Patrol. It was also made by Devo, so that would be fun

[@felman87]

I remember my first purchase of a Teen / 13+ rated game. It was Final Fantasy 8. I bought it on my 12th birthday. I was such a rebel back then.

[@kaizoaudio1798]

That ESRB bit was a very real feeling.

[@alvarodepradosanz]

Hi there, Road Rash is indeed one of the greatest games of all time, first of all, the Cartoony Art in the menus combined with real life punk/colorful images is one of the things I love, sorry to disagree, but is its a great art work (I Studied Graphic Design, but still even if graphical work is of high quality, it is also about likes and dislikes), for the time it was quite a nice menu and you could even use the "Jukebox" to listen to its amazing OST. Indeed nowadays the menu could be improved, the racing stages are a bit limited and when you level up doesn't bring more than longer races, more traffic, faster bikes and more aggressive rivals, it could add more new content instead. Also the sprites and the random elements (people and vehicles appearing, other objects) are not in a wide variety and adds not much to the game rather than being funny obstacles. Would be also funny to have for instance some big transport Trucks in scene to add a bit different kind of obstacle or other ideas. Then of course the weapons are great fun but limited and you cannot go to "illegal shops" to buy more kind of weapons or guns (no guns in game), or allow your pilot also to go across the city on a "GTA" version of the game or alternative game play mode, I know that for the mid 90's maybe it was too much to ask in terms of size of the game, but nowadays some games tried these ideas (Road Rage, Road Redemption) I think it would be better to use Road Rash as base, maybe even not a completely 3D enviroment but 2D + 3D combined as the old game. Still I'm playing now in Windows 10 (2018) with some patched versions you can download free from internet and is great fun. Totally worth re-playing.

[@raysore_]

My dad and his buddy had good times playing this and the original _Need For Speed_ on the 3DO.

[@alantapia11]

omg one of the few games I truly wished for you to cover is finally here! love you Moose! big fan!

[@Anthony_Raffa]

I really dig the intro to the reviews. Game in forefront with your set up in the back. Very classy.

[@hermit6123]

I wanna see this game re-skinned as Akira.

[@zayaannashrid1374]

That would be amazing. Maybe someone's already done it who knows?

[@symboss953]

Road rash with akira mod, that would be amazing

[@CaptainPlayguy]

Pretty sure my first T game was Super Smash Bros. Melee. Still a bit confused about that.

[@jonathanwarrdddedcxddeecec4787]

Ah, I love to sit back and relax after a long day and watch uncle Ian talk about games, humongous entertainment, and obscure 90's shows

[@Slampoodle]

Great video as always! I love that you show the title of the current song as they play.

[@SecondOpinionMan]

I loved this game as a kid. I exclusively crashed my bike and just ran around because I thought the animation was funny.

[@brutalmoose]

Dude I agree, the running animation is freaking PERFECT.

[@genericTC2ber]

@@brutalmoose Late response but MAAAN you have gotta see the running animation in the Genesis original. Straight up comical

[@randomusers3215]

My first T-Rated game, of all things, was Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

[@pinecone9619]

Good place to start

[@taxmaniaa]

Oh man, this brings back some memories. Used to love this game. Thanks for reviewing this, Ian!

[@RetroPlus]

I played road rash a few days before you uploaded this! Great timing Ian.

[@MrJpeable]

I really want to know, if you can finish the race, running on your feet!!! You kept me hanging there... I really need to know :(

[@brutalmoose]

I seriously never tried it again because I was too lazy, but if the comments are any indication, you CAN finish the races on foot!

[@TheOneLichemperor]

I don't know about this version, but I know it is possible on Road Rash II for the Sega Megadrive. I was once launched from my bike at such a speed that I bounced all the way over the finish line, bouncing atop various obstacles as I went. Also, if your bike was wrecked, then if you touched it you would immediately lose the race and any potential prize money for finishing along with it, whilst also having to repair your bike. It's at this point that you put your marathon running skills to the test.

[@yesicollectwarhammerfiguri9473]

Lacks *B R A V E R Y*

[@luxioboy66]

I love the fact that you mention things about your family more recently.

[@marcherwitch9811]

found you via pushing up roses and loving your delivery, humour, timing, and cannyness...nessness...

[@twinkiesmaster69]

this was my shrimb as a child (7)

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

The M cool.

[@darrellgardner4561]

The M your.. what?

[@FlakDraakon]

wow, condoms shown on the options menu, didn't expect to see that

[@brutalmoose]

Those WILD and CARAAAZY teen games!

[@FlakDraakon]

nevermind, this whole game is kinda adult o_o

[@FlakDraakon]

I feel the teen rating has gotten stricter over time...or maybe it's just me. I just know the T-rated games I played growing up weren't as adult

[@MicroChirp]

+Flak “Timid” Draakon It counts as "mild sexual themes", which are a part of the 12+ rating.

[@Oof]

My brothers and I loved this game as a kid. Great review!

[@thetierenshow]

We used to play this in my Cybersecurity class when we had free time. We’d have Lan races and sometimes our professor would give us extra credit for winning. No I will not disclose what school

[@weirdotzero7065]

Don't worry, game. I won't do it at home. I'll do it properly on the road.

[@DragoonBB]

WeirdoTZero Ha! Doing this on the road is for suckers.I do this on top of skyscrapers. The most safest way to race

[@ares6037]

What's with Ian's fetish with FMV in games?

[@brutalmoose]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmm FMV

[@Hoosiergemstar]

I'm so glad you reviewed this! I played this a ton with my dad on the PS1 and seeing the gameplay and even the creepy ass artwork on the menu screens brings so much nostalgia, thanks Ian !

[@aggieswholovemusic8441]

Ive always had a memory of a game where training wheels got put on a motorcycle. Always thought my 7 year old self imagined it until now! Thank you!!!

[@lovetrain2455]

#BRINGBACKIVENOTSEENSUCHBRAVERY

[@HMZeroTwo]

Since I was the first to comment, I was the first to finish watching the video, do I get a prize??

[@fsnisa9118]

SonoftheSun You get an idiot's respect. That idiot is me.

[@Xx_BoogieBomber_xX]

no

[@boykingkilla]

You get NOTHING... YOU LOSE!... Good day, sir!

[@HMZeroTwo]

o q.q

[@boykingkilla]

I could have been much worse. lol. I could have given you a moth. :P

[@sofia_drawsmore]

My sister and I played this all the time as kids! So cool to see a review for it! Also, I can personally confirm that you CAN run to the finish line, and even further I think, but it doesn't count for anything and you have to run back to your bike and ride to the end to finish

[@jessness1660]

One of my favorite games as a kid!

[@Jardo]

Man, this was on the school computers that you could play during lunch at my primary school. The menus and the 'don't try this at home' messages are instantly nostalgic. Sweet!

[@ShakSaintTiger]

i still think you are one of the most improved content creator i am subscribed to, you might be my favorite one even

[@UndercoverArgonian]

Good lord, this was my 10-year-old jam. Ian once again pulling the nostalgia heartstrings. I love it.

[@jupreindeer]

Oh, how I do fondly remember this game. A major turning point in the franchise. One from the Genesis days when you actually had allies and enemies to an all out brawl on bikes. One where EA tested their skills with delivering real world songs over pure chip tunes. Where the graphics only improved ten fold. The true height of the franchise's point of popularity. What wasn't there to like about this franchise? For me, it did have a fatal spot. A trend that most of the series kept to. Level building and their faster bikes. Most games would reach this point of the (believe they were called) _Super Bikes_. These crazy things only liked two things. Going fast and going straight. Oh, and being crazy expensive, too. In a game full of curves and draining your finances, I'd never learn how to use the brakes. Suddenly, a formerly manageable curve would come out of nowhere, wreck that bike, (Heh...expensive speed bike also doesn't come with armor plate. Or financing at the repair shop.) suck your pocket book dry and...GAME OVER. I guess one has to memorize those courses so hard core, they can drive them in their sleep...or something. To me, however, their fireworks finale presentation on the PS1 will always be my go-to. Talking about Jail Break. The graphics never looked finer. Trash talking was fully realized. Analog stick support was the dream answer for controlling that bike. The cash system was thrown out. As was the chip tunes. They didn't burn the budget on known hard rock menu music, neither. (Heh...some bands STILL list that game as their only major release album.) Curves were more 'realistic' instead of twisty nightmares. EA literally pulled out the best from the 'gray box' that it had to deliver. Alas...it was around this time that EA was looking in a new direction. The era of EA Sports. (It's in the game.) Finding Road Rash in discount bins was a common sight. The mighty era of bike combat had fallen. And, outside of one pitiful GBA release, Road Rash would never see another release. There is at least one known prototype for a PS2 RR out there. But, EA was all in with sports and the code eventually went abandoned. RIP, Road Rash. As for the solo N64 game. I always wish they hadn't tried to be like their CD brothers and dumped the expensive MP3 sound track. It should have been it's own thing, like the no (or very few) invisible boundaries idea was creating. After all, this was the only version where you didn't need roads to ride on, if you so chose to. It ran it's own way. Looked it's own way. Functioned by it's own rules. Alas, get off the roads and you'll find there's nothing to actually find beyond the hard pavement. Kind of broke one of my interests; to treat it like a kind of sand box game. Whereas, Road Rash II's open road structure let you break away from the pack and just roam the routes. As long as you didn't cross the line, you could just drive for hours. It was like the split road option seen in this game, _perfectionalized_. Will EA ever risk a revival of this once popular franchise? Who knows. As GTA V proves, the potential for the best RR game ever is most definitely there. EA just needs to have faith to go beyond the football helmets and slip those bike helmets back on.

[@m.muradbasic4186]

I really like that Ian grows his hair longer again, gives a little bit nostalgia feeling back in his Façade time.

[@Beer_]

Honestly that opening FMV still slaps to this day

[@heartsthekitteh6239]

I have the PS1 version, and it sucks that the FMV always stutters/lags

[@PeaceLuvNWubz]

Road rash 64 was one of my favorite games as a child. Thanks for reminding me of that gem.

[@mikev8367]

Great review! Actually this was also the first game for me that made me begging my parents for my first PC which I got for my bithday in 1996. It was a pretty decent Pentium 166 overclocked to a 200MHz! This game along with the Need for Speed has been one of my favourites and even now I play it sometimes on my retro PC. Even more, Road Rash along with few movies I saw back then when I was like 14 or 15 inspired me so much that I eventually bought myself a motorbike I dreamed of since I've been playing Road Rash.

[@bugdomrulez]

Fantastic video, one of my new faves from you! Also I wasn't aware just how much I would enjoy hearing you say "Totally Spies" so thank you for that awesome experience lol

[@Cybermage10]

Ian is the only youtuber I watch who plays the games I want to see. I think I've seen a good amount of his content selection loaded on library computers since a young age. The only thing I wish he would play a little more would be some Jump Start games. I have really fond memories of those games being fun, but only Ian would be able to do them justice.

[@ramandikaadnanta9526]

Man I miss this game a lot, I used to play it on my dad's PC back in the day. I never settled on story mode tho, because for some reason I thought it's gonna be long and boring. Sometimes I event invited my friends to play along, I'm pressing the direction keys and my friends keep pressing enter, which is the best way to cheese your enemies outta bound. Thank you for reviewing this game, Ian.

[@ramandikaadnanta9526]

And probably "story mode" has that gross artistyle that makes me kinda uncomfortable

[@RenaeA16]

You are awesome Ian! I love your review videos. I used to play this game lol I loved it :)

[@VacateFear]

This was one of my favorite games growing up!

[@V1NCYN1CAL]

Exactly what I needed right now. Thanks.

[@Indigo000]

The game of my childhood! 2 player mode in this was so much fun.

[@Deathsex22]

The cut scenes are amazing...I loved this game as a kid!

[@KargorocLP]

Omg soooooo much nostalgia! I played Road Rash 64 all the time as a kid, and I think I must have played this version at some point too because I remember trying to run at the finish line without my bike too! If I remember right, it won't actually let you finish if you get there without your bike...

[@Cooliex1986]

My friend and I used to play this for hours on PS1, absolutely loved this game!

[@SalemXIII]

I had totally forgot about this game until seeing the thumbnail. I played it on the Sega Genesis. I remember that iconic music and that I had a lot of fun. 😊

[@XxXColSandersXxX]

loving these FMV clips

[@XxXColSandersXxX]

Shit

[@Zaanse_Mayo]

Gotta love the smell of Brutalmoose in the evening

[@SullivanDoesGames]

Soundgarden and Swervedriver on the soundtrack niiiiiiiiice. Another great video Ian.

[@andrewwoods4203]

Your track story speaks to me so much

[@miltondelacruz7033]

100% best channel on YT.

[@danieldietrich9969]

I remember this gammeee! My dad use to have this on our old PC back in the late 90's.

[@The_Yozora]

I remember playing this game alot when I was younger, such nostalgia seeing it again.

[@RetroRynn]

Road Rash 2 on the Genesis was my JAM! I loved stealing the chain from another racer and just annihilating people with it. And the win/lose/busted cut scenes may not have been fancy fmv, but they were still great fun to watch. I need to go play that now...

[@ichmag11]

OH MY GOD IAN IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS GAME FOR AGES I LITERALLY LOVE YOU