South Park's Forgotten First Person Shooter

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South Park is a first-person shooter adventure video game based on the American adult animated sitcom of the same name. The game was developed by Iguana Entertainment and published by Acclaim Entertainment for the Nintendo 64 in 1998 for North America and in 1999 for Europe. It was later ported to Microsoft Windows in 1999 and released in North America only.
The PlayStation port was developed by Appaloosa Interactive in 1999. A Game Boy Color version developed by Crawfish Interactive was in development, but it was eventually cancelled due to South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker stating that the game would not be fitting on the Game Boy Color as that console was marketed towards children. However, they did keep a few copies of the Game Boy Color version to commemorate what was originally started as the first South Park game.
Despite the Nintendo 64 version's positive reception, the PC and PlayStation versions of South Park were panned by critics. A Sega Dreamcast version was planned for a 2000 release, but was cancelled during development for unknown reasons. In 2018, a ROM image of the Game Boy Color version was leaked online.

[@ogreadius824]

fun fact: The creators of south park hated this game too.

[@ultrairrelevantnobody1862]

Good. The game sucked.

[@rhysjones81]

Matt and Trey also didn't know it was being made until it had been out for a while. They found out, tried it, and then just hated it completely. At this point they promised they would make a game themselves one day but put no time limit on that. Then they gave us stick of truth and it was great. Not necessarily as a game (though I did like it) but certainly as a few episodes i got to be part of :).

[@ogreadius824]

SoldatJones I thought the stick of truth was awesome. Replayed it over and over again.

[@southpaw117]

@@ogreadius824 I found it to be way more enjoyable than I was expecting, but the sequel bored me to tears and I barely got passed the beginning.

[@ogreadius824]

southpaw117 sadly I had to replay the fractured butthole in order to get the token trophy

[@marcelodcs1]

As a kid, I was very frustrated that my n64 came with this game instead of Mario64. But,the multiplayer was quite fun.

[@IncognitoSprax]

You missed out on nothing special

[@tomsmiley126]

Your opinion made 12 year old me sad for some reason

[@GoatyHerps]

@@IncognitoSprax - So, are you one of those Anti-Mario hipsters who thinks they are too cool, a Call of Duty douche, or somebody who only just played it recently and can't stand 64 bit graphics? Mario 64 is widely regarded as one of the best games in the saga, and I am inclined to agree.

[@IncognitoSprax]

@@GoatyHerps Child please, take that immature speculative bullshit elsewhere.

[@Digibullet32]

the multiplayer on this game was awesome getting the alien gun was awesome! .... im so conmfused how yours came with this/... if u had the box with the promo just the box alone would be worth money

[@Larry]

The game is called "South Park: Deeply Impacted" in the game's code. But they changed it to "South Park: The Game" when the (finished) Gameboy port was cancelled.

[@CaptmagiKono]

I don't think they needed any more ports, they clearly did a very poor job being consistent with each one.

[@TheBotleyBoy]

You have an impressive encyclopedic knowledge of video games 👍

[@calebcrowell7669]

The game boy one was going to be a side scroller whole different game

[@thedrewdog]

LARRY! *Toasts*

[@thedrewdog]

@@TheBotleyBoy Larry was the man who taught me that Hanna Barbara's Turbo Toons is only fully playable if you hit SELECT and NOT Start. Start brings you to a practice level with no warning, and those who play it assume it's unfinished. There is no warning of this, no wonder it didn't see a wide release.

[@TRIIGGAVELLI]

As far as I'm concerned this is far from forgotten. This was my childhood.

[@jarg8]

Literally no one ever talks about it. It is relegated to the memories of n64 and ps1 players.

[@jobin140]

@@jarg8 Who were on welfare, and this is the only game they could afford.

[@heythere6804]

Yeah I bought this day 1 on N64, no regurts...had fun.

[@dormiebasne3578]

Yeah, I don't know how you could ever consider this forgotten.

[@jobin140]

@@dormiebasne3578 It's forgotten in the sense that most people who played this game back in the day, actively choose to suppress this game from their memory.

[@gabevogel5055]

There was a kid's section in a supermarket my parent's used to go, where you could leave your kids in a small playground with N64's under supervision. There were three games there: SuperMario64, Diddy Kong Racing, and South Park Yes, South Park, in a kid's playground. Mind you, this was Brazil in the late 90's to early 2000's and whoever purchased the games probably never watched south park and thought it was a kid's game from the cover. I never passed the first level because I was little and didnt speak english yet, so mostly I only played Diddy Kong and Mario. Good times.

[@Puremindgames]

Also it was the 90s, kids DID watch it.

[@lostinthegrave7462]

In the US it wasn't uncommon at the time to see a lot of adult animation mixed in with the kids stuff. This includes 18+ shit as well. I guess most people just went by the covers and just associated animation with being for kids.

[@qiff6667]

The bom marche super market had those games back in the day. Good times.

[@chocolixo]

existia uma tradução oficial desse jogo que era uma de 2 do Nintendo 64, dando ainda mais ironia

[@Fractal_blip]

Diddy kong racing is goated. Also interesting selection

[@fetty__]

"mentality disabled clones, nobody tell kotaku" I love you Gman

[@PhriekshoTV]

I unironically loved this game when I was younger

[@Pusfilth]

Phrieksho Industries for ten minutes

[@dodjahcov]

I loved it, all I wished for back then was a coop mode

[@ashenx2619]

The death match was good. I never really played campaign.

[@HazeX2]

I still kinda like it, just for the multiplayer I guess.

[@BarrickMacready]

B O B B Y B I R D

[@FreeMindNetwork]

In childhood, I played the PC version, I fought with the last boss for several hours a day, my nerves could not stand it and in a hurry, instead of load the game, I deleted the save by accident.. It was painful. After your review, I wanted revenge.

[@cookiess5049]

FreeMindNetwork in childhood wtf lol also this games wasn’t released on pc when it came out

[@Phloxix]

Cookies Tv what does the pc release date have to do with this comment...?

[@ogamibirdflu5152]

@@cookiess5049 yeah bro? And why you misgendering people?

[@cookiess5049]

TheBossChicken because in childhood game wasn’t available on pc therefore he lying for no reason

[@FreeMindNetwork]

@@cookiess5049 You are a really weird person.

[@VGamingJunkieVT]

There's a solution here, just use Project 64. Then you have the best version and can pump up the graphics resolution.

[@VGamingJunkieVT]

@@Lucios1995 I think the graphical settings include fog rendering.

[@benvanasdale6273]

@@Lucios1995 the fog is removeable, but the draw distance isn't far beyond that. It just makes it look worse.

[@ORLY911]

Can you turn on mouselook on project 64? like, emulating the stick with a mouse.

[@VGamingJunkieVT]

@@ORLY911 Yep, you can map mouse movements to the controls. I haven't tried it with South Park, but it worked great for aiming in Duke Nukem Zero Hour.

[@ORLY911]

@@VGamingJunkieVT Cool thank you. Ill need to do that for Jet Force Gemini (assuming that game can even run in it)

[@camendiv]

"South Park is a weird game." That is the least surprising thing that has ever been said about a South Park game.

[@MDF87]

The cheat code for God mode was "ILOVECHEESYPOOFS". Loved the cow launcher and Terrance and Phillip fart dolls!

[@gomez19994]

That gives me some nostalgia

[@gomez19994]

i dunno if my mind is playing tricks on me but i sure remember entering ILOVECHESSYPOOFS many moons ago, i had fun with the multiplayer when i was younger

[@henrynelson9301]

“A children’s toy that can be used as a grenade that makes a green gas explosion” Hmmm, where have I seen that before? I can’t believe postal 2 ripped off South Park for the n64.

[@kopuz.co.uk.]

riped off?? postal 2 is a game full of references m8, big difference.

[@henrynelson9301]

Kopuz I was joking

[@WookieWarriorz]

Dude nevermind that, the robots in this game look way too much like the ratchet and clank robots

[@myfellowsonicfans7131]

WookieWarrior I thought they looked really familiar aye

[@Digibullet32]

the way u worded it all i could think was the opening scene in the rock... when the baby toe shits gas out on nick cage

[@wolfgangsimonsiv9444]

"the assault rifle now has a scope and fires in bursts" That's the Battle Rifle mate. The Assault rifle has been replaced by the smg

[@themeeps8367]

The comment section is filled with men of culture

[@oceans5253]

Hell ya there is

[@Joevenon]

*So, this is basically Left 4 Dead mixed with Doom 2016?*

[@oswaldfigglebottom]

Except bad

[@itsmethedog3718]

Tava procurando material pra vídeos né?

[@The_Husband_of_Jane_Lane]

Those games didn't exist back then, so no. This is basically Turok: Dinosaur Hunter with South Park characters.

[@316whatupz]

The N64 version was the shit. Tons of fun playing this.

[@trevorsgamingroom5284]

bro the PC and PS1 versions are worse lmao

[@316whatupz]

@@trevorsgamingroom5284 fr no lie

[@trevorsgamingroom5284]

@@316whatupz the N64 version gets a passing grade (like a C+ or a B-). The PC and PS1 versions get a failing grade lmao (like a D+ or a F-).

[@bruiserbrony771]

I remember reading a story about a kid who got Ocarina of Time for Christmas and traded it in for South Park on the N64. I bet he'll regret that decision until the day he dies.

[@AXEL_-hl8gt]

Funny you say that, when south park was released. i had to tell one of the workers at big w how to get past a part in the water temple on zelda in order for him to let me try this game haha. Ended up buying the game a few days later. Good thing Zelda was the first game i got with my 64, it worked out well.

[@tommy7837]

Forgotten?! Take that back, Bogan. I loved that as a kid, wish it had been re-released somewhere.

[@paulovinasrocha6166]

loving it as a child is a weak defence of the game.

[@Mr.Beanis]

I used to play the hell out of this.

[@paulovinasrocha6166]

@ᗰᗩᙁᘒᗝ as far as i remember, the lego star wars games where a lot of simple fun.

[@Vollification]

Ok boomer :)

[@Zontar82]

@@paulovinasrocha6166 ok millennial

[@midnightkiteflight6333]

“I guess farts are funny,” M8, farts will ALWAYS be funny.

[@FromeFmAjayD]

Forgotten?? Nearly everyone I know who's a 90s kid had or at least played this game.

[@canogaparque818]

Hell yeah we did

[@jessdavis2677]

*Raises hand*

[@Burcakmusic]

Loved it so much ❤

[@n_n_n_n_n_n]

Wonder if high frame rates could affect the damage enemies take, I've seen similar things before.

[@Zontar82]

hmmm it might be...i need to try it on PCEM to see the real speed/damage

[@HeretixAevum]

Maybe, but I think it's more likely that someone decided to lazily make everything a bullet sponge to compensate for players having a mouse.

[@notturok7841]

Acclaim was always know for super wonky pc ports of their console counterparts. But I still love them

[@ahroranova]

Dude I remember playing this

[@myfunbox355]

Tested that and no the frame rate doesn't affect the damage of the weapons or the health of enemies.

[@shortinos]

The multiplayer on this was so fun. South Park: Chef's Luve Shack was the best though. It was basically mario-party south park.

[@mcdonkey500]

yeah this and chef's luv shack were good. It had some really good minigames

[@ebenezerspludge8369]

Yeah Chef's Luve Shack for Dreamcast, I would stay up all night playing that with friends.

[@thedrewdog]

Chef's Luv Shack was fun AS LONG as you had friends to play it with, because the game wouldn't bother giving A.I. opponents to solo players -- made it entirely pointless.

[@ebenezerspludge8369]

@@thedrewdog Yeah, It's definitely more of a party game.

[@ultrairrelevantnobody1862]

Chef's Luv Shack was dog shit.

[@hash-slingingslasher1374]

I honestly loved this game as a kid. This was pretty much my childhood version of goldeneye... i was a sad child

[@Aboveup]

I rented the hell out of this on repeat as a kid.

[@StarshipGhost]

You were a smart kid.

[@sebastiansochanski]

@hamperhamper I'm guessing, renting several times instead of buying cop make very little sense.

[@2023PerfectDark]

It depends. Most games retail price was between 60 - 150$ from what I heard. The publisher sales it's games for 100$. I owned the game but don't remember how much it cost because I was like 8 when I played it. Renting from blockbuster or buying used from GameStop was normal back then seems and sounds cheaper.

[@windmillbill270]

2023PerfectDark they sell their games for $100, wat?

[@WhooFlungPoo]

ZERC0TIC back in the day youd regularly see games in stores for crazy high prices. Its a fairy new thing for streamlined pricing which started at 49.99, was increased to 59.99 recently.

[@raider-psycho734]

Still peeing on snowballs and throwing them today. Im in my 30s btw

[@furorteutonicus9045]

Based boomer!

[@personaslates]

Someone in their 30's is not a Boomer you dumbfuck.

[@muckymucks]

​@@personaslates Some people (too many people) think Millennials are perpetual 20-year-olds.

[@moodook4040]

@@muckymucks Imagine calling somebody a dumbfuck for calling somebody else a 30 year old Boomer in the comment section of THE 30 Year Old Boomer himself.

[@Pusfilth]

Young420Fresh still a virgin?

[@leemcardle3449]

This was hilarious 4 player split screen

[@RobThefox]

The beams of the warpo ray have different functions. The purple (mainly useful in multiplayer) turns the enemy into an animal and does 70 damage. While the yellow one shrinks the enemy and you can kick them (I forget the damage amount). Plus, you can switch the Terrance and Philip dolls, and if you use the Terrance dolls, they act like proximity mines and have a radius that's a bit bigger than Philip. You can zoom in with the chicken three times too.

[@STRZB001]

I had the N64 version of this game. I was obsessed with South Park as a youth and I still love it to this day. I love their style of comedy. I was wearing a shirt that had every character from the show around sixth grade and had this game in my backpack and got suspended from school. That’s my memory of this game. Oh, and the yellow snowballs.

[@ItsWhatImDoing]

I still remember N64 cheat code: BOBBYBIRD

[@pauls4522]

as a kid I remember cheating my way through the last episode on n64. Oh god I remember how that last boss just wouldn't die.

[@Trowelhands]

The Cow Launcher isn't usually used in Single Player mode and can only be added in via cheats. In the multiplayer it fires a cow in the air above the closest player and lands arse-first on their head (even obscuring the victim's view with a funky cow butt vignette) The weight of the cow slowly crushes them. The gun is basically game's own weird answer to the BFG.

[@flyingningahero5961]

I always found the look of this game charming. You see I always liked seeing things that are either drawn poorly or primitively given a new coat of paint be it the HD treatment or in this game's case another dimension, another example being that aqua teen hunger force golfing game for the ps2. Yeah if you absolutely have to make a game based on a show like this you'd be better off using sprites but I still like they look these games were going for, and hey, they did a pretty damn good job on the visuals looking at the cutscenes and intro

[@xaxos9273]

I can't believe this was made by the creators of Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, and they even share the same engine.

[@smward87]

I mean...Turok is also hot ass these days. None of the N64 FPS games hold up at all. They're all complete nightmares to play now. Now yes, Turok has since been re-released, but all that does is let you play it easier. Not missing much. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.

[@xXMalakianXVII]

@@smward87 Could you be wrong somewhere else please?

[@ultrairrelevantnobody1862]

@smward87 I'm partially with you. I would still say Turok 1 is a good game but the sequels were annoying time wasters at best.

[@smward87]

@@ultrairrelevantnobody1862 Oh sure. For it's time Turok was pretty good. That was my point. Time has passed them by. By todays standards it's a mediocre at best like most N64 games. It's simply due to being early 3d games on a cartridge based system. They've aged like milk left out in the sun. I don't just mean the graphics either which is obvious. Just everything about Turok and games of that era are very much products of 1996. Good then, pretty much unplayable now.

[@ultrairrelevantnobody1862]

I thought I was the only person who didn't care for most of the N64 library. This is a system that has admittedly given me a few great experiences (F-Zero X, Mario Party 3, Super Mario 64, Diddy Kong Racing, etc) but for the most part, I'm just receiving headaches from the really bad framerates and blurry textures.

[@hatsuneelissu5924]

"zbobbybird"

[@dodjahcov]

Only OGs know this

[@josephmac1137]

😎 turn on and no using Terence and Philip... Epic multiplayer

[@cheezeebutter452]

😎

[@AndroidFerret]

Everybody born before 1988 knows this game... At least every "normal" gamer... And we loved it back in the time...

[@Zontar82]

this.then you have those toddlers commenting 'wow looks like shit,IMMA GUNNA play fortnite hurr durr"

[@BigNateDoggOG]

Kids today wouldn’t survive if they had no internet and only these old games

[@AndroidFerret]

@@BigNateDoggOG absolutely... Man I was soooo dmn happy about literally every new game I got.. No matter what kind... Nowadays the kids only want Fortnite and cod... And dare you to tell them about an old classic... Then it's bad.. And not worth looking at.. But they don't even acknowledge that these games helped bringing the games of today to life

[@secondghost]

I have fond memories of this game. My friend's mom's boyfriend owned a video rental store. My friend had South Park and Worms Armageddon on N64 on a permanent rental.

[@ZachBonnell]

I must have played this a lot with my friends because I remember it quite clearly even after 20+ years.

[@Sir_Robin_of_Camelot]

"I'd rather use a shoestring to floss out my peehole". You know how to get your point across, I'll give you that.

[@truesoulghost2777]

Love the name

[@Sir_Robin_of_Camelot]

@@truesoulghost2777 Thanks

[@BigNateDoggOG]

This guy definitely took notes from AVGN

[@morbid6944]

I fondly remember sitting up on a school night playing this on my Playstation that my uncle got me. Good times.

[@btv4120]

I always wanted to play this when I saw screenshots of the game. I thought the weapon arsenal looked cool and unique. Seems like I dodged a bulle- erm, piss-soaked snowball here

[@SDK2K9]

You sure you weren't playing the PC version on the hardest difficulty? I know the PC version is the only one that has a difficulty option. I think the enemies have more health on the hardest difficulty.

[@BZPlasma]

On Normal, the enemies have the same health as the N64 version. On Hard, which I played, I think they have like 300% more health. The Toy level tanks were a real challenge.

[@lobang7207]

@@BZPlasma the N64 version uses the Easy mode that you see in PC.

[@McNabbot]

Played this in middle school on project 64 all the time, cheats on of course

[@jeffhansen5495]

" i love to sing-a about the moon-a and the June-a and the spring-a. I love to sing-a about a sky of blue-a and a tea for two-a."

[@jamesoliver1007]

Now it's stuck in my fucking head, thank you! Lmao

[@dankhead88]

Glad I found this channel. These videos brings back a sense of nostalgia and comfort.

[@planktonic-larvae]

I loved this game on N64, stole it from my local video store back in the day and was worth every cent.

[@dillamanjaro]

Turok engine, already has a PC version... So when's the Nightdive remaster?

[@Cephalopod51]

This game needs a remastered treatment in the manner of Night Dive's re-releases of Turok and Turok 2. While they're at it, maybe the remastered version of the game engine should be used for a new retro South Park game. One which combines the exploration and interactivity of the Stick of Truth with the best gameplay elements of Turok 1 and 2, with a bit of Duke 3D, Half-Life, and Postal 2 mixed in.

[@thedeegee1601]

Turok sucks though, with enemies respawning after 1 minute, and no quicksaving.

[@Cephalopod51]

@@thedeegee1601 I meant in terms of Turok's gameplay rather than its saving system or difficulty. Turok 2 allows for quicksaves, and I'm partial to its saving over Turok's. I don't like Turok's absence of quicksaving, either. Of course a South Park FPS would have quicksaving.

[@toaster9922]

That cutscene at the beginning looked like a surreal entertainment video

[@justice7788]

I never forgot about this game

[@sergeantmalon9007]

lmao i actually beat the pc port of this legitimately. The final boss was awful but the alt fire for the dart gun was a godsend. Also Cartman looks like he has a beard in the PS1 version. 0__0

[@pagb666]

I don't see the alt-fire used almost at all during the review, that's why he sucks at the game

[@stevew8513]

I have to admit, South Park Rally on the Dreamcast is a favorite of mine. Most people really hate on those early South Park games, and for good reason, but South Park Rally is a guilty pleasure of mine. The variety of levels, events and power-ups made it really fun to me. I doubt I would ever attempt to play South Park or Chef's Luv Shack ever again, but I would always be up for another round of South Park Rally.

[@ultrairrelevantnobody1862]

South Park Rally is an alright racing game. That's the only good thing I have to say about these old South Park games.

[@mauricioesma]

So glad I found this channel! Love me some retro gaming and awesome reviews! Nice one mate. :D

[@SouthDanks]

Legend I was waiting for this upload appreciate it.

[@Lycan3303]

I still have this game in my n64

[@SavvygeMediaGroup]

Also Turok, you can tell it's the same engine alot. Pick up items glows your screen, and the end level was basically like a end level on turok, endless spawn even the same camera work was used to spin around it.

[@lordovthorn2747]

South Park, Goldeneye, Turok, Perfect Dark and Quake 64 those were the best games for when your buddies slept over

[@mst_angel437]

Used to love spam shooting my cousin with the alien device that made him sing that song in multiplayer lol

[@partyboyplays3687]

I’m more amazed at how you somehow got the pc version to run! Any tips? Serious question.

[@Zontar82]

there is a modded patch somewhere *cougholdgamesrucough* to make it run

[@JHD6045]

I remember playing this in my N64. With my little 4mb expansion pack. This was one of the games that used it well.

[@LEXICON-DEVIL]

The Multiplayer was great on N64. I remember the combat mechanics being very satisfying. The problem like he said was level design and enemy variety. Multiplayer was fun because you had a worthy opponent.

[@davidgreal5446]

Yeah the multiplayer on n64 was amazing. Many hours spent laughing as you launch a cows ass on someones head or nail them with a yellow snowball

[@snacktime2497]

"That should tell you all you need to know." Yeah, that it's awesome.

[@atb1175]

I loved the jaws game

[@Steve-bp9mz]

I remember owing this back on the ps one and also chef's luv shack and south park rally good times.

[@psycold]

I remember getting the demo version of this on a PC Gamer disc when I was subscribed to the magazine. It was pretty exciting getting to play a South Park game back when the show was still a new thing and I was a teenager, but man did it ever teach me a lesson about getting hyped for games tied into movie and TV franchises.

[@reidowen6879]

This is why i fucking love this channel! Keep up the good work man! God what a throw back

[@benm4290]

Shit, I had this. Was pretty cool to ten-year old me.

[@ColeEdits]

Forgotten?! I remember this shit ahaha

[@TheConcertCruizer]

I feel your pain. I had this for the PC and I couldn't get past the first episode.

[@cavemanlovesmoke4394]

Damn man u got real personal nearvthe end. Hit home brother lmao. Love this vid so much nostalgia

[@BZPlasma]

I beat this game on the hardest difficulty on PC without cheating and enjoyed it. I have video proof on KZbin too, so you can't call me a filthy liar lol. This game is definitely easier with mouse and keyboard and the PC version is also the best version of the game for me.

[@MistaMoon_]

This game was some good times back on the PS1. The alien spaceship level with the cow corpses laying around always creeped me out as a kid.

[@nbrosna1]

This was a long one! Good stuff as always, mate. You should do a ModCorner for DOOM: Eviternity.

[@shadowleon659]

I had the patience to collect South Park on PS1. I will be solely adding it for the sake of expanding my PlayStation 1 collection.

[@rustyrocket9117]

Turkey noise intensifies

[@nukedukem614]

I REMEMBER THIS GAME JAWS UNLEASHED

[@BlazingOwnager]

This video reminded me of so many forgotten and lost characters over the years. Mr. Hat, Big Gay Al and of course Chef..

[@BigNateDoggOG]

Kids today will never know how cool Chef was

[@mandenmoris]

Love your videos mate basically i waiting sometimes for you to upload something and i remember this game on the N64 actually i buy on toyrus many years ago.

[@falconbox]

how is this forgotten? Maybe if you're under 20 I guess.

[@craigyoung3994]

I cringed when you felt the need to explain your Jake Lamotta “joke”

[@HeretixAevum]

I don't think raging bull is very well known amongst the zoom zooms

[@lilwyvern4]

@@HeretixAevum I've never heard of him but I also don't follow boxing or any other sport.

[@HeretixAevum]

@@lilwyvern4 Nor do I, I only know of him because of the Scorsese movie about him; Raging Bull. Give it a watch, it's very good.

[@Spelonker]

Oh man, I had this on the PS1 as a kid and remembered loving it. Particularly how you could stack Terence doll-mines and create a gigantic layered fart vortex. But, Jesus, how did I have the patience?

[@DBZking119]

"this things gigantic dummy thick ass" i love you g man that shit was funny

[@GenosectKingRevived]

Since you’ve done one of the best anime shooters, can you do Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet?

[@zakotsikhelashvili4899]

I've never been so early

[@Samurai_Edd]

I LOVED this game so much. The cheats and things you could do on here was so fun to me and my brother. It's one of my childhood games and I will always love it.

[@fordprefect80]

I played it a little on the N64 but never knew there was a PC version. I can't believe you actually took the time to play this.

[@methatguy5996]

I remember renting this from a small local video rental store back in the day and just being in awe of being able to play a video game set in the south park world. Id forsure buy an updated sequel of this game.

[@rcblazer]

I still have my copy of this game for the N64 in a storage bin (even though I don't have an N64 to play it on) The multiplayer modes managed to keep it fun, along with the Cheat Codes you could turn on.

[@jeffsomer]

Played this with friends for 2 hours about a month ago, still Awesome

[@cpuwizard9225]

I don't remember how I 10 year old me managed to get a copy of this, but 29 year old me hates himself for getting rid of it.

[@GGRC]

I tried revisiting this one a few years ago on my N64 and wow, yea, it was rough. Even back when it came out, I don't remember getting too far passed the turkey levels.

[@bunkaaa8726]

What the actual hell I was literally thinking about this game this morning , and I've not thought about it since it came out!! GGGMANLIVES more like Gman in my head

[@merces47letifer4]

"Nobody tell Kotaku..." This is one of the many reasons I subscribe, Gman.

[@GooseMcBruce]

i lost my copy of this, thanks for reminding me about it. need to put it on the list

[@gabrielesquaratti5709]

not forgotten. i still have nightmares facing that last boss

[@yeahnahman4217]

“Forgotten” ? Hardly this games a fuckin classic

[@FlockOfHawks]

Peeing on a snowball for extra damage , farts , iguana - why did i miss this game when it was on the shelves ?

[@michaelboys2602]

I have some real good memories of this game as a kid on the N64. However, it really does not look like its aged well. Still, seems better than the PC version.

[@nateemond197]

Will never forget playing this as a 8th grader and bringing it with me to Cape Cod. My grandfather couldn't take me playing this on our one TV in his trailer and shut it off on me when I was playing for too long. RIP you old bastard

[@bebopblue]

I really liked this game as a kid because I was a huge fan of South Park. One of the things I couldn’t figure out was in the level with the mothership outside there was this secret area that was locked behind a door, hidden behind the terrain’s wall, that you could just clip through, behind the stacks of crates. I still have the official player’s guide from the pros at... Acclaim, and while it shows this secret area on the map, it never brings it up in the guide. Maybe it was something they cut and they forgot to put collision over it.

[@tilghman123]

When I was a kid my uncle had this on PS1. You pointed out the thick fog, that crap freaked me out as a kid lol!

[@mazor13]

Never forgot this. Pissing on snowballs is close to my heart.