Royal Mail Video Game Stamps | Ashens

[@jmckendry84]

It just shows you what a down to Earth guy Ashens is, that when The Queen popped in to the room at 1:30 he didn't make a big deal of it. No name dropping, nothing like that. He just kept going like a pro. Top bloke.

[@samholdsworth420]

That was Stuart...r u thick?

[@RealPratfall]

I want my letter of resignation to be stamped with Lemmings

[@AJPDing]

OH NOOO!

[@flyingtentacle7631]

My spirit animal 🥰

[@treefidy91]

😂😂😂😂

[@byebye1813]

Stuart's reflection when he was doing his Queenie voice was the highlight.

[@jmckendry84]

I think you'll find that was actually the Queen's reflection.

[@Rclay0129]

1:30 for anybody too lazy to go back and look for it.

[@Athawolfus]

@@Rclay0129 A true hero

[@JonasC22]

oh you've gone and ruined the illusion for me now

[@AlpakaWhacker]

12:33 There's actually a bigger sheet of Tomb Raider stamps with a total of about 10 unique designs - There's 20 stamps in total in the set so there's a couple duplicates (but not all it even amounts)

[@warryen]

Can we see your shelf of interesting things? Would love to see what you’ve chosen as your favourites. :) Love your videos!

[@numonefranbegbiefan]

I second this notion

[@noraa2612]

notion* :)

[@xmbovlogs]

*nosion

[@numonefranbegbiefan]

@@noraa2612 thanks my bad G

[@TheMrVengeance]

@@xmbovlogs *nausea

[@Yamezzzz]

Fun fact: the UK is the only country on Earth where the stamps don't say the name of the country on them, because the UK invented stamps and the postage system. Every other country writes the name of the country on the stamp. So Royal Mail have a responsibility of making cool full art stamps.

[@Gambit771]

Never knew that.

[@samholdsworth420]

It is a fact but it's not very fun is it.

[@sanguisdominus]

With the Populous stamp, before it was released the Royal Mail told us that when you lick it, it tastes like strawberries and gives you a deep, introspective hallucinogenic trip, that'll expand your mind and reveal new versions of reality to you. If you plant it in the ground, though, it'll grow into a massive tree after as few hours, and you can harvest more stamps off of it and lick/plant those, too! It's going to be the best stamp ever made. When you got it, it turned out to be a slightly below average, normal stamp.

[@azzy2001]

I've worked at Royal Mail for 20 years and this is by far the best thing that they've done since I started there. These would have finally created a slight bit of interest in our weekly agonising "work time listening and learning video" BUT of course I've only just found out about these, just now by clicking on this video 😂

[@bluedeath996]

You should have discussed it with the Queen on her daily visit. :D

[@ennbee2051]

I'm not filling in that have your say this year either, nothing ever comes of it.

[@azzy2001]

@@ennbee2051 😂 Some great Royal Mail humour there 👍 It's all the abbreviations in the place that really make me laugh... "I'm off to do a S.M.A.T now on the O.P.S with my W.A.M. I'd better put on my P.P.E or I might get hit in the M.H.U as I go past the D.T.R.E by a H.G.V"

[@ennbee2051]

@@azzy2001 But it's true isn't it, nothing changes. What's the point?!

[@azzy2001]

@@ennbee2051 Just throw it in the bin. They hate that, as the amount of forms they get returned corresponds to their bonus.

[@CozzyKnowsBest]

"And those books that are like screenshots of games". Stuart I've got 2 of yours!

[@Porkey_Minch]

At least Stuart's books are about games that you've probably never heard of, and therefore have probable never seen either.

[@mistermatix8241]

I've got the two "terrible games" books too, signed by the great man himself!

[@CozzyKnowsBest]

@@mistermatix8241 you lucky bugger!

[@mistermatix8241]

@@CozzyKnowsBest Met the great man in Waterstones, bought both books and got them signed. He's a top bloke as we all know

[@mumfnah]

Got mine in post the other day, I chose the set you have here, and the collectors tin set. Quite pleased that my tin collection pack Certificate of Authenticity is pack number *1942* ... Which is of course a great classic arcade game 👍

[@FordGTmaniac]

Worms has stood the test of time better than most franchises I think. You know you've got a winner when the main premise hasn't needed any drastic changes in 25+ years.

[@reallyryan_]

1:53AM (UK time) and I'm watching a man looking at stamps, not just any stamps but royal mail stamps best ae gear!

[@Gambit771]

Seeing as all stamps in the UK are royal mail stamps it isn't that odd.

[@Flip_91FTW]

6:50 Wipeout Omega Collection on PS4 was that latest Wipeout game and was only a few years ago. The original studio closed so it was the first game not developed by the same team. Was still quite a lot of fun though. It was a remaster of the ps3 and Vita games all in one game.

[@IanC14]

Some people say it's 3 game but it's 2 games and an expansion

[@davidlevy706]

Britons post letters through the Royal Mail. Americans mail letters through U.S. Postal Service. I've always found this mildly amusing.

[@PixelatedH2O]

I've never understood the term "post" in this context fully. Is it because post boxes/mail boxes are on posts?

[@Okurka.]

@@PixelatedH2O It's because the letters arrive later than you expect.

[@gwishart]

@@PixelatedH2O Posts were the staging points (usually pubs or coaching inns) used by couriers when delivering letters and government dispatches; which were carried in leather bags called mails (derived from the Old French word _male_ meaning "wallet").

[@PixelatedH2O]

@@gwishart Thanks, wasn't expecting such a genuine answer to my dumb question.

[@Gambit771]

@@PixelatedH2O It is because news or information would be nailed to a post. A little tip in regards to differences between the UK and US, especially with the ENGLISH language is to assume the UK is correct and the yanks for some reason changed it after the fact.

[@RAMChYLD]

Psygnosis was bought out by Sony. Also, DMA Design became Rockstar North and went on to create the wildly popular GTA games.

[@coyoteartist]

Actually GTA was original released while they were still DMA. They didn't get renamed until May of 2002. GTAIII was released as DMA with Vice City becoming the first released as Rockstar North.

[@Zycyzyx]

To think, they could've had a Body Harvest stamp as well. (I joke; but it's another one of the sadly forgotten but interesting games they did before GTA)

[@PixelatedH2O]

I think that's why there's no GTA stamp, because it would have repeated companies.

[@Nimmo1492]

@@Zycyzyx Even better, they could have had a Space Station Silicon Valley stamp

[@TheErador]

@@Nimmo1492 a ridiculous game, but quite fun!

[@jhbadger]

Bit weird to hear Stuart knock books with screenshots of retro games given that he's written two books like that! Although granted, most of those games you wouldn't *want* to play.

[@Mrflash222006]

Old stu, has a way with irony and sarcasm that goes over some peoples heads

[@CarrotConsumer]

He's talking about books that are literally just a collection of screenshots and maybe some concept art. His book actually has words that you can read with your eyes.

[@Leo0718]

@@CarrotConsumer Reading? In a book? Preposterous!

[@Thebossstage1]

Recently got these framed as a birthday gift.

[@nickthegun]

I got some of these and the postcard set. The postcards are particularly good. The downside is, after a quick instagramming, my family now think I am now a stamp collector.

[@PunkOnARant]

So the brittish government has OFFICIALLY started stretching video games from 4:3 to 16:9 now?! REVOLUTION NOW!

[@Lordborak316]

Good, 4:3, giant black boarders and crt lines are shit!

[@rzeka]

@@Lordborak316 I'd rather have letterboxes than stretching/zooming. But yeah fake scanlines are stupid.

[@whatamalike]

BRING ASHENS INTO PUBLIC OWNERSHIP

[@RetroGamesBoy78]

Rzeka I think he's just being a tool tbh.

[@RetroGamesBoy78]

ruud3166 2D Retro games look pants without scan lines, and look shit when they're stretched.

[@BrokenCircus]

Fun fact: Wipeout 2097 was called Wipeout XL in the USA. Reason being, Psygnosis were worried they'd ask where the other 2,096 games went.

[@MrDevidu]

Holy shit that is where Elite Dangerous comes from. That's why the ships are Doritos.

[@Euanplushstudios]

Bloody hell ashens it’s twenty past one in the morning

[@richardeadon6396]

Yeah it's bloody early for an ashens upload

[@numonefranbegbiefan]

Turns out he was a yankie-Doodle this whole time

[@texasred1408]

And yet....... here we are

[@reallyryan_]

That's like the afternoon for me I'm up all night

[@Hysteria98]

And yet here you are ( -‿- )

[@speedwaynutt]

Always a great to see tat being opened on a legendary brown sofa.

[@nostrunkhan]

I love the use of gameplay footage in this, great work!

[@MrMadshepherd]

The Oliver twins did a talk at our university about being in the games industry for 50 years. Was the only talk we were interested in.

[@gabii1268]

One of the most entertaining commentaries so far. Cant stop watching youu Ashens Lol

[@randyterrell682]

I take a shot every time you say dearie me, blimy, or mention a name for a band.

[@Dust599]

So in short your a chronic alcoholic looking for any excuse to drink.. the life expectancy of your liver is looking very grim.

[@TazSandrin]

The resulting alcohol poisoning is going to suck.

[@thepjup4507]

rip fam

[@4468]

What more could you want? :D

[@randyterrell682]

Well yeah, we all need a hobby.

[@Fluffski2006]

If i recall, the first Tomb Raider was on the PC because i remember it with my 3DFX card. One of the first games i saw on 3DFX.

[@AshleyFrankland]

I was told once EIDOS stood for Eleven Idiots Dreaming Of Success, unsure whether that is entirely true, but I’m a big fan of the Legacy of Kain series they made with Crystal Dynamics

[@RFC3514]

Eidos is a Greek word meaning "essence". It's not an acronym. The joke about "eleven idiots" refers to when they sponsored a football team.

[@AshleyFrankland]

@@RFC3514 Ah cool, so there's some truth to what I was told, but it wasn't the whole truth

[@MrCatofdoom]

If you look close enough at the package you may see a evil demon

[@hiddenbutdeadly]

Populus...ah yes...the game that required AN ENTIRE MEMORY CARD to make 1 save!

[@sephirothsoul999]

Kaa!

[@Poki3]

I like how the Wipeout stamp screenshot was clearly made on an Emulator.

[@WA_Stokins]

How so?

[@ennbee2051]

@@WA_Stokins "Because it looks to damn good".

[@Nemesis2K]

Pc screenshot

[@ennbee2051]

@@Nemesis2K Yep... On an emulator.

[@Poki3]

@@Nemesis2K On the cardboard with the descriptions of the games it says it's from the PlayStation.

[@tncorgi92]

I'm guessing Grand Theft Auto was too violent and controversial for The Royal Mail.

[@philipkelly9753]

You forgot the part where Ashen said Royal mail are celebrating BRITISH video games.

[@tomkav345]

@@philipkelly9753 It is british

[@seppiya9115]

@@philipkelly9753 The GTA series is mainly developed by Rockstar North (formerly DMA Design), who are based in Edinburgh.

[@swanningabout]

@@philipkelly9753 Try again...

[@IncoherentMoron]

@@philipkelly9753 lmao you've gone and shown your entire ass, haven't you

[@AlakazamASMR]

Deciding to edit videos at 1:30am on a work night and relax with a well timed Ashens video about video game stamps. *An excellent idea*

[@landoflogic107]

AlakazamASMR ooo, 1:30 am editing sessions are tight!

[@AlakazamASMR]

@@landoflogic107 😅

[@jason7719]

Wipeout actually had a few versions on the ps3 and the ps4 brought them together with another new circuit called Omega collection with VR support in 2017! Still fantastic game series

[@C.I...]

Sony dissolved Studio Liverpool (previously Psygnosis) though, so unfortunately there will never be another original game after 2048.

[@Clay3613]

@@C.I... We have 28 more years though!

[@IanC14]

Omega Collection was HD Fury (PS3) and 2048 (Vita) in one game. It also had a VR mode in case you need to vomit

[@strangevision99]

The VR mode is a game changer for me. It makes the game so much better.

[@nervesconcord]

My friend had a go on my Wipeout on PSVR, he had to take the headset off after 10 seconds because it made him nauseous, then he went straight onto the Game website and bought it for his PSVR.

[@greeneyedbeing]

So awesome that Royal Mail does awesome stuff like this I'm so proud to be British lol Great video Ashens

[@amerigocosta7452]

How they did not celebrate the greatness of Tiertex arcade conversions and Ocean's movie tie-ins is beyond belief.

[@AndRewUK24]

Love the Adrian Mole reference! Don't mention Peter Molyneux you'll get Guru Larry angry! 😂

[@GmodPlusWoW]

Out of all the "1st generation" Tomb Raider games, I only really played Tomb Raider 3 back in the day. Mainly because it was the only one I could track down a copy of at the tender age of 7 or 8. And while I probably couldn't really go back to it today, since tank controls and platforming aren't the happiest of bedfellows for modern sensibilities, I did appreciate how "Adventures of Lara Croft" opened up after India. After that "world", you could go to Area 51, London and the South Pacific, in any order you desired. While I enjoyed Tomb Raider 2013 and most of Rise of the Tomb Raider, I feel like the next Tomb Raider game should return to that Indiana Jones style of globetrotting. Sure, we had a bit of that with the introductory Syria level in Rise of the Tomb Raider, but after that we're restricted to Siberia. Instead of focusing on a singular locale, as has been the wont of the "3rd generation" Tomb Raider games so far, I think I'd like to see the next game take a step back from the semi open-world aspect and instead have us exploring 4 or 5 more distinct areas revolving around ancient ruins, while still retaining the quasi-Metroidvania aspect of gaining upgrades that open up new areas. A bit like Jedi: Fallen Order, in that regard. As a side note, while I never played the original Tomb Raider game in its original form, I did play Tomb Raider Anniversary, which if I remember right was basically a remake of Tomb Raider 1 with more modern controls and polish. If Squenix had any sense in their head, they would have given 2 and 3 the "Anniversary" treatment, since I would have sunk my teeth into those back in the day.

[@scotty_blocks]

'Wait for it, wait for it...', as the actress said to the Bishop.

[@jamielofts]

I bought the limited edition one. I've played every one of those games when they first came out. Great memories.

[@Markusewitz]

Got my limited edition today! :-)

[@lucian2701]

A travesty that there isn't a single Llamasoft game in there. There can't many things more British than mowing the lawn, or taking time out from a frenzied multi-coloured web of death by flying over some bacon.

[@cyberleaderandy1]

Theres even an adult gaming machine based on Worms now. Tomb Raider was developed in Derby and there is a Lara Croft Way to commentate the fact.

[@theodorelehman]

"Ooh you like this? Here's some stuff with it on," was basically the entire thought process behind Ready Player One.

[@mcrsit]

The killer companion for the awesome PC By Post™ service you were promoting some time ago, Stuart!

[@UnitSe7en]

Looking at the list of games displayed... This has made me undeniably wistful for better days. Damn you, Stuart.

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Same here man...

[@TheMrElbowman]

Don't forget Dizzy on the Aladdin Deck Enhancer

[@BeautifulAngelBlossom]

That is a upper decker for games

[@Chaosrain112]

Holy shit Micro Machines. That got dredged up from waaaay back in my memory. That one was fun.

[@godslaughter]

me, screaming late at night: ELIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITE!!! Man, do I love Elite (Dangerous), I wish I had more time to play

[@brittratzburg6591]

"Norwegian leather industry"... Hark, is that an Adrian Mole reference?!

[@trevorpoole8097]

Darn someone beat me to it. Best mirror chart title ever.

[@Synystercheese]

I thought the exact same thing!

[@deadstar145]

Lo! The Flat Hills of my Homeland was clearly written about Norfolk

[@wishcraft4u2]

If you look very hard, you can see Stewart's face reflected in the plastic package of the stamps.

[@coinsstampsandcollectibles3552]

Always love looking at presentation packs. Cracking stamps eh!

[@brianm6337]

"SHIT! Thanks to Meghan and Harry, our stamp collection for this year is screwed!!" "Hang on, I have an idea-"

[@Markusewitz]

To be fair Royal Mail often makes stamps with pop cultural motives...for instance LP covers from Bowie and Pink Floyd.

[@brianm6337]

@@Markusewitz Yeah- but that wouldn't be as much fun tho. :D

[@subsonix_]

That Peter guy is a 'big fat phony' Great vid, I'm not a stamp collector but those stamps are 10/10 amazing!

[@B9scrambler]

I'd but that just for the Wipeout stamp (but I'm a Canadian). Adore that game series. PSVita version (Wipeout 2048) is one of my favorite games and I still play it constantly. Also bought it for the PS4 via the Wipeout Omega Collection. Well worth checking out if you're a fan of the series :)

[@trevorpoole8097]

I think Wipeout is one of the original Playstation racing games that has aged the best because the ships were optimized for low polygon count, having the whole aesthetic designed around large triangles. That game was also the first time I'd heard about Red Bull, which I think I probably assumed was an imaginary brand before the energy drink started arriving in Canadian stores in 1997.

[@Spiredmg]

Psygnosis became SCE Studio Liverpool before being shutdown by Sony/Playstation during the first year of the Vita. Zipper Interactive, SOCOM and Unit 13 developer, along with Bigbig Studios, Pursuit Force and Little Deviant developer. All released good games for the Vita but for some reason were shut down before the Vita was even a year old. One of the many mess ups by Sony during the Vita's sad life.

[@CastleBlackWatches]

I’m glad that when the algorithm finally suggested Ashens to me, that it hasn’t changed one bit. Nostalgia

[@NikolajLepka]

there is actually a PS4 Wipeout release it was bundled with PS+ a few months ago

[@zantanzuken]

.... was i the only one paying more attention to the reflection of ashen's face in the shiny bits of the stamps more than his actual review of these stamps? XD

[@ash36230]

For trivia, DMA Design changed hands, eventually become Rockstar North. Still based in Edinburgh. GTA III had the old DMA Designs logo on before Take Two took em and renamed it Rockstar. Sensible Software no longer exists. Got absorbed into Codemasters. Psygnosis got absorbed into Sony, as Sony Computer Entertainment Europe as Sony Studio Liverpool. It got closed down a few years back. Codemasters still exists, as Britain's largest games dev iirc. It's part owned by Reliance Entertainment. Bullfrog got absorbed into EA UK and renamed EA Bright Light. No longer exists now. Eidos, who did Tomb Raider, exists as part of Square Enix now. No longer works on Deus Ex or Tomb Raider. They're now handled by Eidos Montreal. Crystal Dynamics did Tomb Raider for awhile.

[@IanC14]

Fun fact, Bullfrog did the PS2 port of Quake 3

[@23madberty]

RIP Liverpool

[@DJEylisium]

Stamps are stupidly collectable, Video games are stupidly collectable. These will be a good investment for making a few quid in a year or two.

[@Danegermouse1992]

I work in a post office and its neat to see the different promotional packs they come out with

[@AdriftForWeeks]

Me and my friends used to draw lemmings levels on paper when we were just little tikes back in primary school. This was well into the 90s, so I guess that craze lasted longer than anyone thought!

[@dellzincht]

I did this too! Came up with some absolutely crazy levels, I should have posted them to DMA Designs :(

[@kinnikuboneman]

The Tomb Raider Reboot games are all really good

[@andrewhall7176]

I love these Royal Mail commemoratives.

[@beware_the_moose]

these look pretty good actually! Games I actually played instead of "mario...meh" when nobody even owned NES consoles in the UK! Populous was legendary.

[@PaulReed]

Wipeout Omega Collection was released on PS4 in June 2017 and yes, Tomb Raider was released on PC because it was the dawn of 3D graphics cards.

[@SoratheWonderful]

The reflection of ashens makes it even better

[@AshtonArcher]

They should've used the CPC version of Dizzy as I'm pretty sure that's what the Olivers wrote it on.

[@drkRoss89]

Little fun fact Wipeout Omega collection came out in 2017 which is a remake of the PSP, Vita and Wipeout HD games on the PS4. It also runs full 4k 60fps on the PS4 Pro and supports VR.

[@ireway1988]

I got the limited edition steel tin with the stamps on postcards, it was limited to 2500. Absolutely love it.

[@twoowls4829]

If I remember right, Worms lost out in that contest (in Amiga Format?) to a game made in the Freescape spin-off 3D Construction Kit, with AF clearly not realising this and marvelling at the winner's "technical excellence". When it was pointed out to them, they doubled down and went "Of course we knew that! It's still technically excellent! Congrats to the winner for, um, using the right tool for the job, or something."

[@richardn1181]

I really wish they'd do a remastered version of the original Worms with online play - that could be so awesome.

[@Gambit771]

Didn't they do that?

[@richardn1181]

​@@Gambit771Not as far as I'm aware... there's certainly online multiplayer in the cartoon-y sequels. If they have, and I've missed out, that'd be annoying.

[@theresa_lili]

Cool stamps!! Would love a set for my collection. Nice couch

[@NightWolfx03]

Now you need to look at Elite: Dangerous , also with Wipeout there is a reboot on Steam called 'Redout' I think

[@nickthegun]

I think the 'going around to his house' story you are thinking of is Ocean going around to a kids house to look at a racing game he was working on, which they then paid him handsomely to wrangle into the speccy port of Outrun.

[@The_Black_Knight]

Psygnosis was absorbed into other Sony department development studios in 2012. The Wipeout series is not classified as dead as it was remastered and released with all the latest sequel expansions as a compendium in 2017, Wipeout Omega Collection. Offers quite a "bang for the buck" on PS4, especially since it free to Playstation Plus members.

[@Texy88]

The lemmings in _Lemmings 2_ were exactly the same size as those in the original; there were just different tribes and many different additional abilities for the lemmings (although the Classic tribe were restricted to just those from the first game, although Bomber became Exploder in the second game because Bomber in _Lemmings 2_ did something a bit different and *did not* kill the lemming in question). _All New World of Lemmings_ - which was the next game in the series - *did* have different-sized lemmings in it, however.

[@zach.0]

I'd like to see Ashens play through video games.

[@Gambit771]

Of all the youtube channels to play games on the side (just to earn a bit of money) it seems wrong that Ashens rarely does that.

[@joshlunt7827]

I love Micro Machines on the Sega Mega Drive

[@nameless5413]

Toumb Raider was ported to PC, i remember playing it in the day. Anyone has results of that competition Worms did not win? i want to laugh in high insight of few decades at whoever thought worms was not good enough.

[@garyhart6421]

Your mention of Horace reminded me of the recent trouble Octav1us had.

[@maroonstarsface]

Was one of the free games on the epic store last week

[@trevorpoole8097]

I know Tomb Raider came out on PC (not sure if before Playstation, at the same time, or afterwards) because it was one of the games that came with a Compaq Presario computer I got in 1997, although I never could get it to work properly on that computer. All I could get to load was a demo mode.

[@davidhale9730]

Had Fantastic Dizzy and Treasure Island Dizzy on my C-64, but never remember actually getting very far in either. Being very young at the time, my favourite was actually Bubble Dizzy. It played a bit like Rainbow Islands, where you had to get Dizzy to the top of the screen while avoiding enemies and against a time limit. Only he had to ride bubbles instead of shooting rainbows. I thought the music was the best thing about it, though.

[@treefidy91]

In 1981 at the age of 7 i took a trip to nerd town and never left......... and ive come believe you may have moved there around the same time 😂😂😂😂

[@backwards7]

In the second Tomb Raider you get to restore a Venetian opera house to partially working order. When you spend the bulk of your time raiding tombs, it's important to give something back too.

[@standardsloshy]

No Rare games is tragic.

[@windowsfan95]

“I had as much interest in it, as I had in the Norwegian leather industry” HAHA(I am Norwegian btw)

[@fuzer909]

Shower of twats is my new insult. Thank you Supreme Tat Overlord Ashens.

[@funnylookingfoetus]

Yes there was a PC version of Tomb Raider 1. It was literally the first game I played on my PC with my brand new Diamond Monster 3D (voodoo) accelerator card. Quite exciting really, back in the day ;)

[@mattihp]

3:56 Guru Larry in an Ashens Video!! As close to a colab as we'll get?

[@dellzincht]

Are you seriously kidding me? They're pretty good friends and have done a fair few videos together. Playing the Pac-Man board game is one of the highlights.

[@mapkyc79]

Not even one Jeff Minter game? That can't be right..

[@luasdublin]

there's only so much Llama you can get on a stamp

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

There definitely was a PC version of Tomb Raider. I have it on Steam. Really good game - though back in the day it was annoying how NOBODY would shut up about it. Back around 1998 it seemed there were only 2 games that had ever been released, Tomb Raider 3 and FF7. Also, I had Micro Machines PC in a weird German demo/shareware compilation. I don't even know where the CD-ROM came from or why it was in our house, but yeah...MM was definitely in there. Also also, I remember having the demo for Worms 95 where you got to play both teams, and just gathering up all my Worms in one spot, putting a stick of dynamite down, and seeing how many I could blow up at once xD (Worms Armagddon is best Worms though.)

[@MinusNoir]

Wow! A Wipeout stamp. We want this game back!

[@RhinoRobM]

I remember Populous , I think I had it on SNES, very addictive

[@eiaboca1]

Lol, from the title I thought it was going to be a video game about stamps. I was very intrigued.

[@jsc315]

This may be the most Ahens video I've ever seen

[@tentringer4065]

When is Ashens reviewing Gwyneth Paltrow's candle?

[@RetroGamesBoy78]

Tent Ringer Best comment ive read today! (Albeit being a question rather than a literal comment) still it was funny, intentional or otherwise!

[@Gambit771]

Brilliant. I wonder if it smells the same as his old, stained, rotten brown sofa?

[@KneeDeepInTheDead81]

Robocop bad guys in your Worms team. I like it!

[@ABrit-bt6ce]

Lemmings is a thing we did in our office on an ST for about a year, we were the IT department. :) Links was the successor.