Rocket: Robot on Wheels - Nitro Rad

[@tabris95]

"He leaves everything in the hands of Rocket..." Well there's your problem right there :P

[@crepsecularcorvus1674]

Man doesn't even have hands

[@spinebiscuit1139]

man isn't even a human

[@PKSunset]

What are you talking abo- UH OH

[@patrikbengtsson3883]

Not funny

[@ilikecurry2345]

I mean, Jimbo could've said "he leaves everything in the physics-tractor-beam of Rocket".

[@ArtzieMusic]

I remember renting this game at my local blockbuster and one of the employees was telling me about how you can build your own rollercoaster. I was so excited to get back home and play it! Such a good game. I still play rocket until this very day.

[@gorfelbt]

An employee at a game store told me I should choose super mario sunshine over super mario 64, and that if I enjoyed sunshine I should play super mario 64. God he was right, and i've grown to love super mario sunshine, and super mario 64.

[@marcellosilva9286]

Get yourself someone that looks at you the same way Nitro Rad looks at Rocket in this video's thumbnail.

[@stopthattimerave]

;;3;;)b

[@efrains2538]

This is a wake up call for us Hoe-less guys. Will update if total success...

[@batmangovno]

I completely forgot that Sucker Punch made this before Sly and wasn't always a Sony studio. Then again Naughty Dog wasn't as well and forgetting Way of the Warrior is for the better.

[@TempestTemple]

It kinda sucks too because since this game was made under Ubisoft and not Sony it really sticks it to the fact this game will probably never be touched again

[@mrshmuga9]

@@TempestTemple Even if it was under Sony, I don't think it would've gotten a remake. Crash and Spyro were much bigger, and I don't know how big Medievil was, but it at least got a sequel. I don't think it's audience, sadly, is that big. I've found it hard just to find people who've heard of the game, never mind played it. Space Station Silicon Valley on the other hand, feels like the other N64 (and Playstation) game that's both weird, and well known... or at least moreso in comparison, even if it didn't get a sequel either. I feel like that could've had a chance for a remake because it seems like more people are aware of it, but it too likely has no chance. It's owned by Take-Two who not only hasn't bothered with another BioShock game (Infinite sold 11 million), but has also begged it's fans to tell lawmakers they want lootboxes. Suffice to say, they couldn't give two shits for something so much lower on the totem pole. Both deserve attention, but they didn't make a big enough mark and I don't think there's enough fans to make their voices heard.

[@batmangovno]

@@captaincommando2602 True, true, Mick Gordon started as a composer for licensed games if I remember correctly, you gotta start with something.

[@newageBoundhippie]

@@mrshmuga9 I mean Crash & Spyro were exclusives back then but they were never Sony/Playstation owned or made. Universal owned the rights then, and sold them to Activision after the PS1 era.

[@lizardqueen273]

I mean the only reason I know this game exists is because when I was younger I was addicted to reading the Sly Cooper wiki pages, and someone in the trivia section noted how how Sly is about a raccoon who’s nemesis is kind of a robot is inverse to this game.

[@doraeguyakaneddie6586]

Everyone gansta till the Robot starts rolling

[@PlayMoGame]

GANSTA

[@TheXBladeist]

@@PlayMoGame I have a dream

[@danker7680]

@@TheXBladeist *piano music starts playing*

[@crepsecularcorvus1674]

ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN YEAH

[@cryptica4495]

I was not expecting a Giorno reference-

[@flameguy21]

“A paint in the ass” That was a brilliant yet subtle pun.

[@someperson4712]

If you ever play the game, that joke would be in the game if it was rated T, cuz the whole game is a pun

[@luigimario759]

peter griffin moment

[@kaiser9321]

It was adrawable

[@peppinoandweskerfriendsfor3450]

I really like it because most youtubers would spend twenty seconds going “get it? Because uh... paint? PAINt?? It’s, it’s a pun... *ear rape joke* LAUGH!” Fucking hate that. They go as long as like, an Austin Powers joke. Thankfully, Nitro the Rad didn’t spend any time on it

[@jameslawrenson1208]

Puns!

[@spilleraaron4748]

YES MY LIFE IS COMPLETE!!! Good on you James for doing such an under appreciated game!

[@laytondrake289]

I KNEW that one day he would come to that game, I was counting the times where will this be after many of his underrated games review.

[@Dr0dd]

It really was about time. Just inevitable for anyone who likes old 3D platformers

[@marijuanaknowsomething6743]

I'm the only person I know who played this game as a child. I don't think I finished it but I really enjoyed this game.

[@NanaKyoto]

One of the first, if not, the first, 3D Platformers to showcase a physics engine, and it shows just how far physics engines in games have advanced. Now imagine this being remade with a modern physics engine, would it even be the same thing?

[@NanaKyoto]

@singularon1 I see comments like that coming miles away. I've pretty much ignored them at this rate.

[@captainmega6310]

It would definitely be interesting

[@orange_turtle3412]

Imagine rocket with breath of the wild’s incredible physics system.

[@MrMarinus18]

I think a big reason it's so good is that it's made with the limitation of the console in mind. Rocket's design is several parts stacked together with spring loaded pivots which is actually very condusive to how the N64 renders things. The N64 had trouble with real time mesh deformations so they used models that passed through each other and rotated independely and Rocket seemed to be designed with that in mind. The art direction also is very friendly to the N64 as it had a small texture cash and a laggy RAM but powerful color rendering and a lot of bandwith. So it could render solidly colored objects very well which a circus is full of. Rocket uses pretty much no textures at all which is important since the character is always on screen any textures used on it are really felt. It really feels like they made this game completely based on what the N64 could and couldn't do.

[@batmangovno]

When I saw that smooth jumping animation I instantly thought Sly. Great review, dude!

[@justanotheryoutubechannel]

“Rayman’s detached limbs let him literally throw his punches.” Oh my god I’m dying of laughter.

[@bamban_garcia5562]

Massive props to *Sucker Punch Productions* for delivering such a title as their first video game attempt with little to no development experience!

[@MrMarinus18]

From the game it really feels made with the technical limitation of the N64 in mind. It really feels like they worked on just making a game for the N64 and Rocket just kind of grew out from that. They made the game engine first and then the game itself rather than making a cool concept and figuring out how to do it. Rocket really feels like a tech demo that was fleshed out further. Something made to get to grips with the capabilities of the N64 and then Suckerpunch liked it enough to expand on it into a full game. The character truly feels designed with the game engine in mind, that it was created as a tech demo to test the game engine. I don't know if that's how it game to be but I wouldn't be surprised.

[@sir_justinius]

Roses are red, I might be insane, but these jump physics, are kinda hard to explain.

[@obotprime339]

A platformer with good vehicle sections?! That's unheard of on this channel.

[@dapperghastmeowregard]

Fun fact, there are also some pretty nifty cheat codes for it somewhere that were pretty fun IIRC. The main one I remember was an improved tractor strength that let you pick up clowns and stuff.

[@AbG-pk4ti]

Oh yeah and a super through which lets you throw things so hard they blow up, And speed cheat which lets you move on "foot" 5x faster.

[@MultiCool55]

7:46 "Thinking back to A Hat in Time, I'm starting to realize how challenging that game isn't." * Death wish mode would like to know your location.

[@Vee_Astra]

I accidentally played through almost the entire game with my control stick sensitivity set to half its normal value, it was only when I hit deathwish that I realized I was actually missing the ability to run lol.

[@inaccurateprophecy8971]

It says a lot when the first mission is at a solid 8 in total difficulty.

[@SunsetSullivan]

This was always one of the most magical games on the N64. Something about it's atmosphere and visuals captivated me as a kid, when I was too young to understand complicated things like story or text. Just wandering around the worlds was peaceful in that sense, listening to the music and building a custom roller coaster. I'm glad you finally reviewed it.

[@cheeseburgah563]

This is the only sucker punch game i never played and i always wanted too, i really hope a remaster comes to reality one day

[@cheeseburgah563]

@J P no graphics ain't the issue, it's just the means of playing it. I don't have a pc nor a n64

[@AbG-pk4ti]

@@cheeseburgah563 You have a phone? Download an emulator

[@poble]

@@AbG-pk4ti touch controls tho 🤢

[@williamdrum9899]

Funnily enough it's the only one I've played

[@pepinopepino7]

Every time an old cartoon game review of yours pops up, my heart just dances

[@jamescollins3009]

I've been requesting this for years!! Much love bro! I randomly had this game as a kid, and fell in love with the aesthetic. I never beat it though, tough game !

[@dimentiorules]

Wait, Jojo's the bad guy? I guess this is the timeline where Dio used the stone mask on him.

[@souldog6]

And kakyoin is still... alive

[@crypticbeast1013]

@@souldog6 and so are Iggy and Avdol

[@BigHailFan]

I use the mask to get pictures of Gerudo. .....Don't judge me.~

[@Zveen]

@@crypticbeast1013 too soon

[@kaexewires7531]

@@crypticbeast1013 are these spoilers of the anime? because I didn't watch it and I think- ah whatever...

[@polnareffsaaadventure5657]

Seeing those Infamous clips instantly made me want to replay them.... Imma go do that, thanks, Radman.

[@exerminator2000]

i bought that game, only it sadly didnt work on my computer so i had to refund it, got darksiders instead, i think

[@ilikecurry2345]

Jambly Loo-well.

[@jorgecarrillo1044]

Any chance we can get a Spongebob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom review in honor of its Remaster edition coming out in the following year. It’s a cult classic game that proved to me that licensed games can be made into something very special.

[@GerryGaimz]

11:34 "I need an open world game that has a vehicle like this!" The Batman Arkham games? And Batman IS the vehicle.

[@tomfooler9398]

also gta online has the oppressor

[@JacklynBurn]

I feel like the flying in Gat Out of Hell is also a p good comparison, especially with the super sprint giving you a source of improved momentum like the driving of the bike here

[@sunpi]

a few of us have been waiting for this

[@sharkhammr]

God this game WAS my childhood. I rented it so many times from blockbuster I could have bought the game three times over. Thank you so much for covering it.

[@zxcvbnm7562]

i never thought a n64 game could have physics driven props that act similar to ones in games we have today like gmod and stuff, fascinating.

[@necromax13]

HL2, with the physics, came out in what, 02-04? But yeah, this implementation is really neat

[@actualmadscientist]

Actually I'd say Rocket's appearance represents his abilities really well. The game doesn't have a breathing meter because Rocket is a robot and thus doesn't need to breathe at all. He has no arms because he uses a tractor beam on his head, he has no legs because he gets around on a wheel, and his double jump is represented with actual boost thrusters.

[@kingofgrunder5494]

So I have a request. It's a game from my childhood that I've probably not played for a decade. It's called Wallace and Gromit in Project Zoo, a platformer for the og Xbox GameCube and I think the PS2. If you feel like giving it a go, it'd out a smile on my face. Thanks again for the great videos man.

[@DesignDoc]

I was wondering when you would cover this one. The only thing I remember about this game when I rented it was the coaster creator.

[@pabloespinola3855]

It that means that part is good desing? ;)

[@someperson4712]

The main thing everyone remembers

[@ma99954]

11:29 it does! GTA Online has a bunch of different kinds of flying bikes they cost like 3million dollars and takes forever to save up for but its in there

[@tacowill3250]

The oppressor in GTA is basically the same think as the bike from the game

[@ma99954]

@@tacowill3250 wish it had a bat wing style

[@VerdeMorte]

@@ma99954 Halloween theme vehicles mod?

[@rotomfan63]

Jojo World, eh? Do you get a stand while you're there? sounds like my like of vacation, fight vampires and pillar men. Hell yeah.

[@Lane_da_sharg]

It’ll be the best park in za worldo

[@juanokug4]

If it closes it'll be the end of za warudo

[@timelim6053]

Turns out its more like Green dophin street prison

[@BansheeNeet]

Trying to get to this comment section before it's all Jojokes.

[@BigA207]

It’s muda to think it won’t happen. Sorry.

[@bingbongjoel6581]

Chias Pet Ora ora

[@crypticbeast1013]

@@bingbongjoel6581 Dorara

[@BigA207]

EMCT82 Bëast Mudamudamuda

[@TheRamblemanWhoSings]

Yare yare Daze

[@xRocketzFighterx]

Rocket Raccoon and Wallrus. Ik walrus isn't remembered much in the original rocket raccoon comic but since you just brought this up NR. I had to smile at this possible nod to the comic book series.

[@Saxdude26]

Your passion to your vids combined with the sense of satisfaction you finished this game with more than shows you've earned your vacation. Great stuff.

[@tannerdalton8455]

9:10 As one of my favorite childhood games ever, this rollercoaster was the best way to make a level editor part of the main game

[@lucasdellamaggiore]

The neat thing is that Sucker Punch removed the double jump in inFAMOUS and replaced it with a glide, and even though platforming wasn't such a big part of that game, you were still rewarded for sticking the landing on a rooftop and keeping your momentum

[@Icantdecided]

I grew up with Rocket Robot on Wheels. This was always a game I told people to try out. I'm so glad it still has a following.

[@lupomagnotto8306]

I love that you decided to cover this Rad seriously this was a nice surprise. Every now and again me and my older brother will just say "dude you remember Rocket?" Not many people played this you're right but this seriously is a gem and I wish and encourage anyone and everyone to play it. It's one of those games that teuly brings back the feeling of gaming as a kid in the 90's.

[@MysteriousTomJenkins]

One thing that surprised me is how some of the movements looked really familiar, that swinging animation looks exactly like Sly's. Its like when you can tell an artist from their specific style, I can see this being from the same people who made Sly Cooper because the movement just feels so similar. I think I had this with another game where I was watching a Wha Happun video about Drake and the 99 Dragons where apparently people who made that were also involved with Blood Rayne and watching how Drake moved made me instantly think of how Rayne moved in that game. Its kinda cool to notice that and see some consistency in their game design.

[@dustin090able]

Evertime me and my sister get drunk we listen to the soundtrack. We were too young then to beat the game, or even get passed the first level, but its forever stuck in our brains.

[@TempestTemple]

Wow a video finally showcasing one of my favorite yet most obscure games from my childhood. And on my birthday too

[@CheerUpCrewcut]

I haven't seen much of this game but I've known it existed since like 2014, glad to see you do a video on it. Interesting to see what Sucker Punch did before the likes of Sly Cooper and inFAMOUS, the latter being my favorite franchise of all time.

[@VinnimonCinnimon]

I absolutely love how his videos always end so wholesomely as the outro music kicks in.

[@revenile]

Just watching the footage in the video I can tell Sucker Punch spent a lot of time in early development getting the movement and jumping feeling right before really adding the little touches. Things like that you can just see when in motion.

[@beandaddydoggratt9714]

Dude thank u i had this game as a kid and never even remembered it until now..... cant wait to show my brothers

[@HaMatzhikul]

Rocket: Robot on Wheels the only game with evil jojo

[@-Marbal-]

Unless you count Part 3 DIO, after all, he did have Jonathan Joestar's body...

[@RadioactiveMoth]

You ever play a Powerpuff Girls game?

[@suprastevio2264]

Nitro Rad, your videos are incredible. They've gotten so much better over the last few years. You've created a product that can sit up there at the pinnacle of gaming content creators! Thank you!

[@pajamalucas2090]

Hey Nitro, just wanted to thank you for always intruducing games to me! Definetely gonna give this game a try on my totally real n64 and legit Rocket: Robot on wheels cartridge!

[@LukeWebster1991]

Just found your channel and this was the first video I watched, so glad you enjoyed this game, I absolutely adored it as a kid and even now, the gameplay was great and the soundtrack was unforgettable.

[@somoscinelento]

I knew this day would come! This is one of my favorite childhood games and nobody knows about it. Thank you for making this review. Can't wait for the eventual Goemon on the n64 video!

[@minimoe2807]

Discovered this one late and truly enjoyed it. First run I just did the minimum to get through it then years later revisited it for 100% completion.

[@heavy_ang_patay]

11:29 oh GTA did have a vehicle like this. *cough* MK1 Opperssor *cough*

[@gamemaker1802]

14:56 I congratulate you on the pun, James. You make all of us who love dad jokes and the like very proud.

[@cdusza12]

I just played this last week. It's still a blast after so many years. One of my all-time favorites.

[@MisterWobbuffetmusic]

It means a lot that you reviewed this game. It's a lovely gem for the n64 with a lot of charm

[@Franky_Geboers]

For anyone that had the same burning question as I had, the name of the song around the 7 min mark. I found it- it's Animal Crossing (GameCube) - Original Soundtrack - Rainy Day. Again, thanks Nitro Rad for this inspiring and wholesome video!

[@guyshafor1320]

Nitro Rad's new favorite game, calling it. Edit: Called it

[@write-minded3921]

You haven’t truly experienced Rocket until you jump out of the Hot Dog Mobile at the last second at max speed.

[@K4RN4GE911]

I actually remember this game! I had a friend back in elementary school who had rich parents that bought him EVERYTHING, so he splurged on a bunch of N64 games and this was one of them! I never got to play it much, but I do remember it being really fun.

[@NaniSparrow]

One of my favorites on the N64. I remember being surprised that no one seemed to know about it as I got older. It's a gem, I can always enjoy myself playing it again.

[@milkshakeofpower]

The first game I ever played was this. I have very vivid memories of just rolling around in this game and looking at all the colors, the music also is very nostalgic even though I never even got past the first sequence.

[@VegasFlatline]

11:29 Oh god oh fuck please no don't be that guy *James goes off to buy The oppressor*

[@Starslayer9095]

I'm definitely gonna check this out. I love 3D Platformers, and am a sucker for the theme park aesthetic.

[@TheSuperSmashBros01]

It’s honestly really interesting to see where Sucker Punch got their beginnings as a fan of Sly Cooper and inFamous and learning there were a few Rocket references in Sly 2 were really fun to see. It’s a shame Rocket never got a port to PS4/PS5 because it deserves it.

[@nackswansan4527]

This game was one of my childhood favorites. Nitro, you’ve hit me in the feels once again. Keep at it man.

[@rojm]

god bless this game. playing this in 2000 was an incredible experience

[@xenoex9076]

Yess, playing this at 4 yrs old was like entering a whole new world fr

[@Bladebrent]

10:03 I'd have to agree. I played Spyro's 2 and 3 in the remake trilogy not too long ago, and it is immensely satisfying being able to skip the last area and go straight to the boss because I was super thorough with the rest of the game. I replayed DK64 recently, and, despite the fact I was super thorough, got tons of Golden Bananas, Banana medals, Blueprints, and even enough Crowns to progress, it was really disheartening to get through EVERY wall that needed a certain number of collectables to progress, just to see the game *lock me out* JUST before the final K.Lumsy Key, cause I didnt get two really obscure, one-of-a-kind collectables I didnt even know about.

[@mylesbailey6506]

Dude, I loved the Sly games growing up. I never knew this game existed. Rock on Sucker Punch!

[@Viva_Reverie]

Just replayed this one last month. I mirror pretty much all of your opinions but one more thing stood out to me: The music is weirdly bland? Every single track in the game has the exact same lead bells/piano-ish instrument. Nothing's technically hard on the ears so it's easy to not think about it, but there's so much missing personality this game could have if it just had a bit more musical variety.

[@bronykingamethystrain5676]

This is Sucker Punch's first game before they made the original Sly Cooper Trilogy.

[@jamesg1827]

Barry B Benson: “…So your saying ya don’t like Jazz?”

[@MusicSkeletonKeys]

It's called a Hammond Organ. I thought the music was fantastic.

[@kretesWMV]

Araki made a really bold move by putting a main character in a villian role.

[@shannonbateswillis5022]

What are you talking about? Who’s Araki?

[@IAmInfinitus208]

I love how timeless that music feels, reminds me of those early mornings when my little brother would boot this up. Also this really sells the idea of playing amusement park games, a fantastic debut for Sucker Punch and one of the early, maybe the first game to introduce a physics engine!

[@BryanX64]

I had this game and I freaking loved it as a kid. My parents just out of nowhere came home one day from the store and brought this. One of the rare non-birthday, non-Christmas games I got.

[@Onyominoma]

I really appreciate how much you seem to enjoy making videos and talking about games like this. Rocket is probably my 2nd favorite game to revisit on the N64 (that isn't playable elsewhere), I play all the way through it and collect every ticket and token and then I cannot finish the ending platforming section. It is a doozy. I've never watched a video on it, so it's good to know there isn't like a final boss fight or anything, this game really doesn't have "boss fights" I think that would've been a negative aspect of this game if it did though, they just really aren't needed. Definitely a hidden gem, for lack of a totally not overused term. Second to my first favorite N64 exclusive Mystic Ninja starring Goemon as far as my bi-annual N64 kick goes.

[@vysethegallant638]

Having to get 100% to see the game's ending may be a pain, but it was a hell of a lot better than getting all platinum medals in Blast Corps just for the game to tell you literally "you can stop playing now".

[@goober9446]

"paint in the ass" is probably the best pun I've ever heard

[@crocodude]

I always was always interested in Rocket when I was a kid, but never got around to playing it. Shame, I kind of wish I’d grown up with it. Something to look out for in the near future.

[@damarkisshawn8180]

You’re going to look out for it in the near future? What do you mean?

[@TheWaffleFactory]

This was my go to n64 hidden gem. So glad you covered this! Would love a port of this on switch or something, a remaster feels like too much to ask for.

[@Shadowofawolf]

Dude I love these super classic games you bring to the table that probably many people never heard of like myself. My first video of yours being Chameleon Twist one of my absolute fav N64 games actually. I even checked out your Silent Hill videos too, being my fav horror games. (Well some of the games were good...) either way keep up the great work man. I'll absolutely subscribe

[@bloodofredmoon]

I wish there was an easier and legal way to enjoy older games like this rather than digging out my old N64 and going to eBay or Amazon to find a copy of this game. The game looks great and I think you're review of it was very well done!

[@DJWArt3264]

Makes me very happy each and every time you mention/show praise for Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy 😂😂 spent so many years feeling like I was THE ONLY ONE who knew that game even existed haha.

[@overMatt]

I've just noticed that the arrow-shaped antenna acts as a "crossair" when aiming. This small details really show how much care and love developers put into their projects!

[@Soonjai]

Rocket is by far the one game from the N64 I want to see remade or at least ported to modern systems. As a kid I always wanted to have it mainly because of the Theme Park theme of it but I couldn't find it anywhere. I bought a boxed copy a few years ago and it quickly became one of 2 games on the N64 I now consider to be "My most favorite N64 games I have no nostalgia for". The other one is World Driver Championship. At least at the time I bought my copy the PAL version wasn't really that expensive, I paid for mine CIB around 30€ IIRC, but it came on a boring, grey cart.

[@shawnheatherly]

Yet another platformer I'd never heard of. Seems like a good time.

[@JojosCrazyChannel]

Not to mention that the music in this game is PHENOMENAL! Every soundtrack is so good to listen to. It’s kinda sad that I had this game before, but I lost it years after. I’m hoping they bring this hidden gem back soon! 🙏🕹

[@artistluke4]

Literally the other day I was thinking about how you should do this game

[@write-minded3921]

Luke Kavanagh Me too! I almost commented that on his last video.

[@douglewis7946]

>"A Hat in Time" >"How hard that game clearly isn't." I'm glad you didn't have to go through Death Wish, Nitro.

[@NATE-op9tq]

Fun fact: this was one of the first games to use a more in depth physics engine and was a technical achievement for the time.

[@KumaPaws376]

I loved this game as a kid; it’s in my collection, and I liked that it had a red cartridge too!

[@AManNamedStick]

This is one of my most nostalgic games of all time. I loved it as a kid and it was the first game I ever beat. I even did minor speedruns of the first stage since I knew a quick order on how to get tickets there. I think the fact it is so niche helps with the nostalgia plus I didn't get the chance to play Mario 64 or Banjo Kazooie as a kid.

[@stormevans6897]

What an amazing revelation, the idea Sly Cooper came from Rocket Raccoon. What's wild is that Rocket in his first comic appearance had a side-kick, a walrus named Wal-Rus.

[@kolecouvelas6007]

My new favorite channel. The way you do your videos is perfect. Keep up the great work!!

[@tomlion0116]

One of the Top 4 3D platformers for the N64! Great GREAT Game!!!

[@meta4knight]

Rocket gets hit by a hammer then an ad about migraines play

[@ReeferCheifer13]

I have superior nostalgia for Rocket Robot! No wonder I enjoyed playing Infamous as well when it came with my PS3 bundle. Thanks Sucker Punch!

[@PrototypePorygon137]

oh my god you are reviewing this game? this is one of my all time favorites. i played this countless days, and i even still play it now. this was the game i always asked to re-rent it from blockbuster as a kid. thank you dude

[@spaceace9103]

I think my favorite videos on this channel are the ones where you play games I can tell you really had fun with

[@Monarch_943]

Really loving this channel! Good work Rad and the poor dude at the Halloween intros

[@connordarvall8482]

Thanks Nitro. Now I wait for the rerelease because my 64 is dying. Update: I remembered a cool thing where most of the physics/gimmick tokens are around the amusement park attractions and most of the pure platforming tokens are in maintenance hall environments, reminding the player of the theme park setting.

[@brendanblair64]

I just had my first day of work, this was a good thing to come home to, thanks.

[@CoyoteCola]

This game got me and my brother through some rough times as kids. This game had a lot of heart and not enough marketing.