Is Nickelodeon Guts Worth Playing Today? - SNESdrunk

[@JGD185]

Imagine paying $50 in 90s money for this. I look back at a lot of these older games and realized how badly we got ripped off.

[@bigedwerd]

if it came out in November of 94 at $50 that's something like $96 dollars today 😅

[@SmegulonPrime]

Good job we had rental

[@bigedwerd]

@@SmegulonPrime I was going to guess SNESDrunk's copy had a blockbuster sticker still on it.

[@Blernster]

I remember getting Kirby's Avalanche and I'm still disappointed about it. My friend peed in it

[@kattihatt]

Imagine standing in the store when youre 10 years old, and deciding on this or FFVI or Zelda. And then choosing this...

[@FoxMan_FF]

Ever since I saw Vinesauce stream this game I haven't been able to listen to the music in the platforming bits without hearing "permanent. permanent _spiiiiiine_ damage".

[@Interference22]

Same. Found myself mumbling "spiiiine damage" during the review and quickly began to question my life choices.

[@brazilian_oak]

I mean, the kid HAS incurred some permanent spine damage, there's no way they didn't "Permanent spine damage" is the name of this track now, and there's nothing you can do to make me think otherwise

[@lewatoaofair2522]

I hear it every time I even think of Guts!

[@caleblatreille8224]

I still remember what a shock it was to me learning how Miyamoto-san developed games, just tightening up the controls further and further on grey blocks until even that was fun, and THEN figuring out the artwork, etc. This looks like a classic example of blowing all yr budget on great graphical assets before realizing you have a game that's about as fun as pushing a broken wheelbarrow.

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

Eggs Zachary

[@SeanNH94]

@@Lost_n_Found_1 lol took me a second to get that

[@nickfifteen]

This game feels like the devs were so used to its jank that they didn't even think it was janky to begin with, if that makes sense. Like, they tested it for so long they understood how to play it, then assumed that everyone else would know how to play it. I could easily imagine they're thinking "players can get good at it, they just need to put in the time!" The problem is, the devs _HAD_ to play it to learn it... but no one else would _WANT_ to play it for long enough to learn it.

[@sjake8308]

Time was usually the constraint with stuff like this: Nintendo's ethos back then was to take as much time as necessary to make a good game whereas stuff like this would typically be contracted to an external developer, who would have to churn something out within a limited timeframe (while dealing with interference from executives who knew nothing about the medium). That's why licensed games were so frequently bad back then.

[@mikicerise6250]

Miyamoto basically invented the bouncy jumping mechanics we still program today for Mario-style platformers. He discovered that the realistic physics other developers were trying to emulate just were not satisfying to players. His jumping physics are more complicated than reality. Gravity is weaker as you ascend for a slow floating jump that lets you plan, and then quickly ramps up as you reach the peak of your jump and descend to stick the landing. It's brilliant. That's why Mario Bros. is still considered a top platformer even today. Other systems have since been invented too, but he was the first to really nail a fun-centered rather than real-physics-centered jumping experience.

[@tommiefunk2099]

I don't remember a single kid doing so many flips on the freaking show.

[@cvrator]

I don't remember all kids collectively doing so many flips on the show.

[@brianc3761]

That's because you missed GLOBAL GUTS. Those Brazilians man...

[@cvrator]

The animation is incredible

[@wessteinfeld3337]

Forreal!! As bad as he says the game is, I hold a huge spot in my heart for GUTS! I had NOOOO IDEA they made a SNES game which was MY SYSTEM in the early 90s! I never seen this game ever or I would have rented and owned it immediately lol just based off the show. Its funny bc when I was younger I had an idea that they should make a GUTS video game! I thought that would be.so.cool bc I never got to be on GUTS obviously so I figured its the next best thing lol I still want this game badly now more than ever 🤣

[@Shinobi33]

It really does. Pseudo 3D and the reflections on the court look amazing for a 16 bit console.

[@MyBrothersKeeper101]

You're not kidding that was the first thing I noticed! You can tell where the rest of the ram went though

[@chrisd6287]

Very Prince of Persia

[@kamikaseiken5774]

Really reminds me of south Park wen they show individual legs on a character

[@FoxerTails]

"Permanent. Permanent _spinnne_ damage." - Vinny Vinesauce 2022

[@kodiak2114]

This game was the best example I have of mastering a bad game because I didn’t have other options. My parents got me this for Christmas and it was super bad but I wasn’t about to complain. Got to a point where I was a master of all the things he complained about. Loved being able to play the Do You Have It? chant on the title screen

[@sup3rlitluigi]

I can only imagine the rush of memories you had when this vid dropped. I had the same feels few years ago when SNESDrunk did Zelda ll!

[@kodiak2114]

@@sup3rlitluigi Mostly I was just judging him for not being good at the game because I knew how to teach him how to fix the things he complained about

[@robotseattrees9386]

I grew up outside the city limits. we had 3 channels that barely came in clear.( analog days) so I had no idea what guts was when a kid at my school showed me the game. I paid $5 for it. I also bought bart vs the space mutants for Sega even though I didn't own a Sega. ( wanted to look cool)

[@TheYellowSignal]

Sega is for cool kids.

[@charliep5139]

Genesis does what Nintendont! 😎🛹

[@Aevilbeast]

I feel for ya, both games are pretty dang horrible...I had with "Bart vs the Space Mutants" *shivers*..That game was just so bad and on so many levels, even as a little kid who could find entertainment in nearly any game, I knew it was bad and hated it. You were actually lucky that you couldn't play the game, at least you didn't have deal with utter disappointment and frustration it would have brought you! LOL! It was confusin, it looked bad especially for a genesis game (IIRC, it was originally made for the NES but they didn't upgrade the graphics for the Genesis port at all), but most importantly it just played horribly. All of the Bart games ("Bart's nightmare" & "Bart vs The World") were pretty bad, but I think Bart vs Space Mutants was probably the worst by far IMO.

[@JoJoTheOtter]

This brought me back to a very very early episode of game grumps when John was on the show.

[@frozenaorta]

Yes! Arin was SO frustrated that Jon wouldn't tell him how to do the bungee game. Ha.

[@JoJoTheOtter]

@@frozenaorta Yep. Remember that very clearly.

[@KIKAN_THE_RAT]

HOW DO I JUMP ON THE PLATFORM😂

[@Ragesauce]

The animation on the elastic stages does look pretty decent for the era, I was impressed it looked like a solid effort!

[@darkcoeficient]

I am amazed by the bungie chord basketball thing animations. It's like it was rotoscoped? Key-framed? Looks advanced for the SNES to me.

[@bes03c]

I'm guessing rotoscoped. It is surprisingly fluid.

[@EirkenElite]

Scaling maybe

[@nescumzwei]

Outside of Mode 7 I don't think the SNES did sprite scaling?

[@darkcoeficient]

@@EirkenElite it is definitely doing scaling but the sprite itself seems rotoscoped.

[@darkcoeficient]

@@nescumzwei what about in Turtles in Time when you throw foot clan soldiers towards the screen?

[@retsz]

Ha! I remember this game. My parents brought it home from a garage sale one day. I played it exactly 1 time and traded it to my neighbor for a bag of skittles.

[@QCJSiteB]

You won.

[@jessragan6714]

@@QCJSiteB Unless it was a bag of Skittles with the dreaded green apple flavor!

[@CiccioImberlicchio]

Play this game only for learn the controls first and make your friend mad by not telling them how to land after jumping off with the elastic

[@Dizz2K7]

This is what I was looking for.

[@VaskaDoesThings]

Aggro Crag Wait For You Is He's

[@eternalrewind2190]

You seen that on game grumps when Jon was there

[@buck2817]

It is amazing how games like this existed for the SNES, coming out years after games like Actraiser and Final Fantasy 4.

[@alexkidd8772]

Do you seriously expect Nickelodeon Guts to be on the same level as ActRaiser?

[@buck2817]

Do I expect people to put effort into the games they make, and at least be comparable to an almost launch title? Yeah.

[@alexkidd8772]

@@buck2817 What I mean is that, I don't think it's fair to compare games made by big developers with big budgets to a throwaway licensed game that was probably rushed.

[@buck2817]

ActRaiser was Quintets first video game?

[@buck2817]

I’m not just trying to be contrarian, but it’s not like this game cost $10 when ActRaiser cost $50 back in the day. It’s fair to compare any video game to any other video game in my eyes, especially when they are contemporary.

[@bakuiel1901]

i didn't watch much of the show but the couple times I did I remember the kids actually did have this hard of a time with the elastic sports so maybe they were trying to emulate that perfectly

[@burgerinabox6063]

Oh yeah! Something GOOD to watch at 4 AM. Very great timing because your videos are just so calming. Great video as always, and keep up the good work!

[@marshmelloman87]

So growing up I loved watching this show and when the game showed up at my local video store I rented it (a few times). I wanted to love this game since I loved the show, but the controls were SO bad and laggy. If you played it enough you could get the hang of it and it actually becomes a bit of a fun game, but there is a steep (and unnecessary) learning curve to get them down. I guess I had the Guts to play and find a way to enjoy this game, but a good game it certainly is not. Great video

[@wordsarelike]

I discovered this game when I made my emulsion station. My wife and I got so mad at it, we ended up laughing our asses off. For a solid month we made anyone play it if they were unlucky enough to visit. Then we would laugh at them. This game is poison.

[@jonbourgoin182]

Legends of the Hidden Temple was way better than Guts. Also I'm surprised they didn't spell the show as "Gutz"

[@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269]

That's because it was made in the early 90's right before all the S's turned into Z's. 😄👍

[@ROMBomb001]

Dude, the show was LegendZ of the Hidden Temple. Get it right :)

[@JIF882]

That should have been a game

[@oonegro82]

I can vividly recall watching game shows just like this growing up when I was a kid, I always wanted to be on this particular game show so I can get a piece of the Agra crag 😂... And plus I really wanted to meet Moe she was kind of hot with her "from across the pond accent".... This show and wild and crazy kids that you used to have Omar Gooding as one of the three hosts 🤓

[@sor3999]

I loved these types of shows like American Gladiator and Legends of the Hidden Temple. I also wanted to be on these shows if only because the contestant seemed like such colossal newbs I wanted to show them how it's done.😅 Producers probably wouldn't want anyone too good on there though then they'd have to pay out a prize. These games sort of let me live that out except they were complete garbage games

[@SwEeTxXxNoOdLe]

Great video as always SNES Drunk. The Game Grumps episode on this game with JonTron was super funny. Jon understood the elastic game controls and didn't explain it to Arin and it led to a hilarious argument about what's a fair advantage. At least some fun can be had with friends but definitely not a cartridge I feel the need to pick up. Thanks

[@Sarcophagus74]

Damn man, I just realized I have been watching you for like 7 - 8 years. Where has the time gone?

[@kaptainKrill]

The assessment that it looks good, but plays awful, makes me think of Batman Forever. The art is even similar.

[@soupalex]

i remember renting both of those titles and being frustrated by the same (or very similar) thing in each case. SNES Drunk is absolutely right about trying to jump onto a rope/pole in this game, it is _impossible,_ and ofc batman forever had that insane button combination to deploy your grappling hook straight upwards to ascend through holes in the ceiling. they both looked the part, but were probably some of the worst games i ever rented (after rise of the robots!)

[@OteeseDreeftwood]

I got Batman Forever for Christmas, and I spent HOURS trying to get past the first screen (where you have to grapple gun up through a hole in the ceiling, but you just swing around like an idiot). What a sad sad sad game.

[@soupalex]

@@OteeseDreeftwood gutted for you, that must have been a massive disappointment. i'm lucky that my experience with that game was less than a week! trying to think now if i ever got any massively disappointing games as presents, but i think all the really bad ones were just rentals. oh, my dad did get _colony wars_ for the playstation, once, except they gave him the wrong discs-this turned out to be a stroke of luck, as the "wrong" discs were actually _g-police,_ which i enjoyed a lot, and we eventually got to play _colony wars,_ too!

[@soupalex]

@@OteeseDreeftwood also i'm pretty sure i basically never found out how to do the vertical grapple, only ever pulling it off accidentally while trying to execute another move (i'm sure the game was taunting me). only years later did i finally learn the specific button combination from avgn or something… down+C, or something? bollocks!

[@OteeseDreeftwood]

@@soupalex I think it was a down+ button combo. The controls felt like they just pulled them out of a hat, nothing made sense! I think select was even used?

[@TheGunmanChannel]

I think I won't play this game any way I can.

[@sinkingdutchman7227]

the rotoscoped characters look pretty spectacular in the elastic sections though

[@gamesthatiplay9083]

Spine damage. Permanent spine damage.

[@Bobson_Dugnutt_Esq]

I used to wish hard for an “Adventures of Pete & Pete” game. In hindsight, it had point-n-click potential.

[@OMorty]

This game gave me permanent spiiiiiine damage.

[@frozenaorta]

All I can think about when I see this game is the season 1 episode of Game Grumps where they play it. When JonTron was still there. Arin could NOT figure out the bungee basketball, and Jon wouldn't tell him how. It led to a massive argument where Arin was legitimately frustrated and Jon was just laughing. It is hilariously legendary.

[@PickleRick91x]

I know your videos don't get tons of attention, but I personally love them man. Please don't ever stop I learn so many games through you.

[@uglyhobo4602]

He gets around 50k views per video. Seems like some decent attention if you ask me.

[@PickleRick91x]

@@uglyhobo4602 yeah on multiple month old videos. I'm doing he doesn't have the following he deserves. I'm not shit talking at all bro lol 😂

[@boethjelle8769]

He does okay lol

[@mikey2toes966]

Funny listening to him talk about Nickelodeon nostalgia. You just had to be born in the early 80s to get it. I was born in 83 and loved Nickelodeon. It practically made my childhood not so boring.

[@TRJ2241987]

I'm born in '87 but that was still my era.....I lived ate and breathed Nickelodeon in the Orlando Universal Studios era.....how did this guy not like shows like Guts and Legends of the Hidden Temple?! Nick Arcade?!?!? Salute Your Shorts??!?! Doug?!?!! Pete & Pete!?!?!? I'm baffled. Nickelodeon churned out iconic shows regularly in that time period. At least he showed Rocko some love.

[@mikey2toes966]

@@TRJ2241987 You can’t do that on Television was my shit!

[@JermaineLucious]

Yay, something to watch on the treadmill. Perfect timing sir 🙌🏾

[@yadiraflores9415]

Getting off work to hear you rip on this game while having a beer makes life all worth while 🤙🏽

[@anonony9081]

I loved this show as a kid. The moon shoes and that green crystal trophy were iconic to me

[@smasher.338]

What kind of kid in the 90s DIDN'T like nickelodeon?!?

[@bjchit]

They really knew how to lure kids in.

[@martinward3084]

Stick stickley and nic in the afternoon

[@slashercritic3426]

A drunk one

[@MIchaelArlowe]

“Do you have it?” The only thing I have is permanent spine damage.

[@ApertureHistory]

I played this with my older brother so much. We were obsessed with the Guts TV show and that game.

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

Dude, you missed out. But it's never too late! The show GUTS was awesome. It was basically American Gladiators, for kids. I remember having a crush on the announcer, Moira Quirk when I was just a wee lad, lol. Mike O'Malley was a fun host, too! The elastic events were always fun to watch kids slamming into stuff, lmao. Yet sadly, yes, this game is a steaming puddle of puke.

[@mattb6522]

I don't even remember this game, but I had a feeling it was not going to be an underrated gem! 😅

[@samholdsworth420]

I remember renting this game and being thoroughly disappointed lol

[@Waffletigercat]

Man, buying an out-of-print game on the used market JUST to throw it in the trash is a level of petty that I aspire to be one day.

[@halfpipehillbillies5591]

Yea I really thought this show was sick when I was a kid. I really wanted to be on it bc I thought I could win. I liked the show so much, I decided to make my own version of it at home in the 90s. The first and only event I came up with was, I decided to see how far I could ride my bike down my street with my eyes closed. I made it not very far. I smoked a mailbox with my right hand while still holding on to the bike. My knuckle got raked across the metal bottom edge of the mailbox and ripped my hand up pretty good. Still have the scars and I never cared as much for guts after that point in my life.

[@mongoose1billion]

Fun story!

[@TheBigDirty716]

Tried playing this one just for the nostalgia of it all, it was so incredibly difficult to figure out all the gameplay

[@icytower38]

I actually enjoyed this game as a kid… but I do remember having the same frustration around the controls at times

[@toaker]

I wonder if Legends of the Hidden Temple would have made a good game. The challenges and the temple run would have translated well into video game form.

[@rickastley8655]

PERMANENT SPIIIIIIINE DAMAGE

[@doomscrivener]

Salute Your Shorts wasn’t bad. Hey Dude was tolerable. The weird arcade gameshow was interesting, no Double Dare though. The older I got the more I started watching Nick at Nite instead. Too bad we didn’t get a Mister Ed or Green Acres game. Maybe a Happy Days beat em up.

[@albertorkenbjorken]

hey i am really sad a bunch of your music videos were flagged for copyright issues. the relaxing music compilations were some of my favorites ever heard.

[@WalrusFPGA]

Agreed 100% regarding Nickelodeon in general. Best things they ever showed were Ren and Stimpy, and an 80's cartoon that's somewhat anime-like called Mysterious Cities of Gold. Highly recommend that 2nd one if you haven't seen it before.

[@mrmacross]

I didn't watch GUTS, but I watched American Gladiators. The "elastic sports" seem inspired by the AG event Swingshot, and in that event the contenders and Gladiators almost always stumbled upon getting back up on the platforms. So the game was probably just trying to simulate the show in that sense.

[@liambyrne3488]

Definitely some of the best use of scaling and animation I’ve seen in a 16 bit game, even if the game sucks balls.

[@brendantreynor7876]

I honestly thought you stopped making vids. Glad to see you're still making great content.

[@Steve56179]

To grab the ropes and poles you need to do a y-jump and press up and they'll attach ok, not well but ok. On elastic games you need to hold down on the return jump and release when your power bar is sufficient. 2-player co-op elastic games were pretty fun but then waiting for them to go through the long-ass obstacle courses was annoying. Not a particularly good game, but I did replay this one a lot growing up.

[@joshhacker8503]

I used to watch the show, but never cared enough to play the game. I would have preffered a game based off Legends of the Hidden Temple. That show was my favorite as a kid!

[@dustinfreund5196]

My friend and I used to laugh at how many of the kids' nicknames were supposedly "Lil Dynamo"

[@JomasterTheSecond]

Permanent _spiiiiine_ damage!

[@jnerdsblog]

"I really did not like Nickelodeon" Ok I think we're done her... "Double Dare was a lot of fun" OK you get a pass.

[@MistaTofMaine]

Oddly even though haven't seen the show in 25 30 years I remembered the end of theme song. Just looked up that theme is actually pretty good.

[@wendyandmanny]

Rented this one a couple times from Blockbuster and actually enjoyed it. Asked for the instruction booklet and learned how to do the special moves for the events like basketball (which made those games a lot easier to rack up points). Not sure why I liked it so much, and even now I will go back and play it occasionally on an emulator, it's not great, but it also isn't completely horrible.

[@emperomassinencambio...9941]

2:06 I was expecting a Prince of Persia death, but I guess 90's teenagers had pretty tough ankles and knees...

[@kazekamiha]

I loved the Guts TV show as a kid and rented it from Blockbuster... Only once...

[@Lemuzaurio_streams]

Permanent spine damage (8)

[@ToolShopGuy]

I know this is a meme... but I really did not click a video so fast. There were 2 other videos I wanted to watch, but I had to click this! I guess I forgot or didn't realize there was a GUTS game. Love that show. And nowadays they play the old episodes on PlutoTV! I watch it w my kids all the time and we run around in the basement pretending to do all the events of the show

[@marcospereira9273]

Permanent, Permanent...Permanent SPINE DAMAGE (x6)

[@kwizzeh]

This show up in Canada was the entire reason our national youth tv network created other shows in the same spirit. Mostly because it was cheaper to do then full on shows for syndication lol Remember having fun as a kid with this game but as an adult, yeah there's better out there.

[@travisedwards3543]

You mean you didnt want a glowing piece of the radical rock? "Well lets go to Mo' for the leaderboard -- 👉 Mo!!"

[@ringoneedsmoney9623]

I miss you relaxing snes music Playlist already. I would always play it while driving or at work.

[@XadePsyconic]

I will forever remember this game only for the argument that took place on GameGrumps between Egoraptor and JonTron when they tried playing it together.

[@DeformedConscience]

I was obsessed with the *Aggro Crag*

[@SDinOZ85]

Man, that "SNES Drunk" intro had some solid THX vibe.

[@RaposaCadela]

Out of all the retro games based on obstacle courses (which I'm surprised there are SO MANY), this seems to be the best

[@ytjaymz-x]

0:50 wow that scaling of the character is actually really impressive

[@platypusfox73]

as someone who used to watch alot of these shows in the day I'm surprised I never knew there was a game based on Guts

[@-Terzetto]

Permanent SPINE damage!

[@VicHD]

I remember seeing ads for the game but never reviews for it. Shame that it makes American Gladiators look better by comparison.

[@thenostalgiafactor5023]

Total length of video: 315 secs. Total length of "SNES Drunk": 4.5 secs. 1.43% of the video was spent listening to "SNES Drunk".

[@SeanNH94]

This game was developed by programmers with permanent spine damage

[@Gator159]

"All because you couldn't tell me how to FUCKING LAND" -GameGrumps 2012

[@mightyfilm]

There's some Japanese exclusive Donald Duck SNES game which has a similar level with a game show obstacle course, but that's actually playable. Now, I doubt any of the game programmers would have had access to that or even knew of its existence, but if they could have made it around that good, they would have had something here.

[@maverick_loneshark]

I never really cared for Guts, but I found myself recently enjoying reruns of Legends of the Hidden Temple on Pluto TV. Something about watching the finalists struggling to do the temple run is surprisingly very addictive. I ended up 'eating my own hat' while joking about the early prizes being cheap (like a bunch of Nestle Quick cartons) and then wound up feeling envious upon seeing Castlevania: Bloodlines as one runner-up prize. But yeah, Ren & Stimpy and Rocko's Modern Life were pretty great. Roundhouse was also very entertaining, but All That was pretty weak.

[@ZakkHung]

I start this up on occasion just to listen to the intro. It's spot on.

[@Neithan007]

Thanks for reviewing even the worst of the worst, your comments are really funny and entertaining xD you put time and effort into playing these crappy games and making the videos. I really appreciate that you make something funny and entertaining out of it. Please, keep posting these! :D

[@adam_loooong1735]

Also I think this is the perfect time to mention: a Legends of the Hidden Temple game would have a been fantastically cool to see as a kid.

[@Hatsworthful]

Permanent spine damage

[@upthecatters86]

The pre-roll ad I got on this video was for a robotic lawnmower

[@whosaidthat84]

Finally someone who didn't care for Nickelodeon in the early 90s! Ren and Stimpy, Are you afraid of the Dark and Salute your Shorts were my jam but that was it. Never watched Guts, Ahhh Real Monsters, Nick Arcade, Doug or any of those shows. I was more into action cartoons meant to sell toys.

[@JerBuster77]

Looks like they spent all the development money in that bungie jump animation.

[@adam_loooong1735]

Great review. Spot on! But I love this game haha. Nostalgia from owning it as a child. The tennis ball wall mini game was always a favorite at our house. Definitely a bad game but I do love it so!

[@gfmol845]

I guess, next time I´m in the mood for guts, I´m going to play Mega Man 1...

[@DanceBruce]

I honestly loved this game as a kid. Definitely a rental but idk how many hours my brother and i spent on this game. Its not a good game but i loved it.

[@quarterburnt]

I distinctly remember seeing this at a store and immediately thinking “ugh why?”

[@whispersignal1]

Hey @snesdrunk I moved to the Philippines back in May, and life has been plagued with ... well death and turmoil, but I am calmed by you and Clyde Dog(NOT FEATURED). Also I actually know someone actually TWO SOMEONES that LITERALLY Have "a hunk of the Agroooocraaaaaag." Also; Moe made my pants shorter " let's gotothelaederboardMOE!"

[@whispersignal1]

"AHKCHUALLLLY"

[@Liquidcadmus]

never knew this even existed, didn't miss out on anything though from what I see hah

[@codylamp6814]

A copy of this sat in the glass case of my hometown Walmart from like 94 up until after Twisted Metal Black came out. Had a 70 dollar price tag on it.

[@BUPMY1]

7 years?

[@sethparnell3929]

So many great SNES drunk lines in this episode

[@doppleganger4827]

I always imagined the piece of the Aggro Crag having some kind of flavor to it if you tried to taste it. 😆

[@MasterOfDarkness42069]

"D-d-do-do ya have it? GUTS!"

[@grenadiadrian]

Oh I remember this travesty of a game. Rented it in 6th grade after school on a Friday...took it back the same night. Luckily, somebody had returned X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse before I got there and I grabbed it to salvage my weekend.

[@AJHyoton]

That Bubsy reference was a helluva burn on this game

[@notchunglingsu7014]

I fast forward through your opening every time.

[@SilverlineXZero]

Permanent Spine Damage

[@apostlenik809]

Perrrrmanent

[@kimmysqueaks276]

Was looking for the Vinny comment and I wasn’t disappointed

[@blackjam_alex]

goblinPls