Star Wars Shadows of the Empire Comparison | N64 vs PC | Port vs Port

[@limitedsc2k1]

I played the PC version back ilwhennit came out in the 90s. Aside from the normal issues that plauged early 3d accelerated games and comparability issues between graphics cards that were not 100% supported the game ran great. We originally had a poorly supported gpi, but upgraded to a better supported gpi and the game was amazing. I remember playing the n64 version for the first time at a friend's house after beating the PC version and I was surprised how cut down the game felt because of the lack of FMV and full dialogue in the cut scenes. Either way both are great ways to play and you will enjoy either. Great book adaptation and there was actually book inspired musical score soundtrack that is excellent as well. Good memories.

[@AdolfoWWolf]

Things i really disliked in the PC port: The complete absence of a proper title screen, the one in the N64 had a very fitting soundtrack, and a awesome artwork. The interface shrinks a lot with the higher resolution. Having a series of problems i believe was a common thing around that time, when a game was first made to a console, then ported to PCs, separate windows for game settings and ease to crash ends up plaguing these kinds of games. I would like a remaster like the one Nightdive Studios did for Turok and Turok 2 would be awesome.

[@Kelphelp]

Yea that is true. I didn't have the experience where it shrunk my view but I do know its rather tedious to get running. PC ports at the time were kinda afterthoughts and tended to not run well. PC to console or console to PC usually has problems And as much as a remaster would be nice, with Disney having ownership I don't think it will happen. They are pretty strict on the IP so won't happen like we would expect

[@AdolfoWWolf]

@@Kelphelp Oh man, Disney again... Well one can dream :)

[@Kelphelp]

@@AdolfoWWolf You telling me man. I dream every goddamn day and hope something good will.happen

[@AdolfoWWolf]

@@Kelphelp Hahahahah me too man.... me too

[@fenixlolnope361]

You need a retro PC! I just built one for playing old games and it’s been heavenly.

[@Kelphelp]

I have one actually. Been using it very recently for current projects here on the channel

[@JediRevanMunro]

17:06 John Cygan is also the voice of Canderous Ordo (Mandalore the Preserver) in KOTOR and KOTOR II TSL

[@Kelphelp]

I cry every single day knowing he has passed ;-; My Solidus boi 😭

[@karolniecik3803]

I played gog version and it have cd music and gamepad support (but i prefered tweak it to be more modern and add strafe on d-pad) and runs it in 1440x1080 since 1920x1080 actually cut image from button and top.

[@Kelphelp]

Karol Niecik Ahhhh so that version is alot more optimized then. Yea the steam version just had so many problems for me but if GOG works then it's all a good day yo

[@clammaster4]

The N64 graphics are my nostalgia goggles, that said, this port looks incredible. I used to get motion sickness from the low framerate. The N64 blur and murkyness hides the seams of the textures well at least.

[@Kelphelp]

It does tons of this. The trade odd with constant troubleshooting and getting it to work on modern hardware allows for beautiful gameplay for better or worse. And there are ways to map it to controllers too so its possible to get it done easily

[@MorrisChannel4]

Playing the n64 version on the PC is the best port!

[@Kelphelp]

KiMBo Scott My boi, this the loop hole we need!

[@MorrisChannel4]

Kelphelp yeah buddy!

[@LukesGamePage]

Ha that’s what I’ve been doing tonight 😀

[@Matticus333]

The Mupen64 emulator version on Android with an Xbox One controller is pretty great too!

[@FredHerbert999]

Ur the best port

[@TheChadwickbutler]

Best N64 Adventure

[@Kelphelp]

Easiest to play and obtain. PC version my god.......my god....

[@EmeraldZion]

I love that there’s not much animosity between pc and N64 fans we all agree this game is awesome

[@TheQuenchiestCake]

That's how it should be, so long as both versions are objectively good games, it shouldn't matter what version people like. :) I grew up on the 64 version and have been playing the Steam version for the first time lately, man is it a blast, as good as I remember!

[@bobbynick5358]

Kinda wish this game was remastered or remade. or gain a source port where there's mods support that restore the n64 menu and cutscenes.

[@Kelphelp]

Agreed man. I truly wish an updated version can be done cuz this came deserves it wholeheartedly. Guess time will tell right?

[@bobbynick5358]

@@Kelphelp Yeah maybe. but it been years already be abit late for the pc port to have mods. and for a remake, my guess it would only happen if it was like fan made. or a mod for jedi outcast

[@linushyper300]

The PC version is both good and bad. The constant 60 fps and higher quality is a huge plus, but the FMV's looks horrible. I rather prefer the N64's narration then.

[@Kelphelp]

Dr Ivo Robotnik It's pretty much a question of stability vs graphics. And in this case, stability really is the winner

[@gamersinacontainer]

Dr Ivo Robotnik the ships look pretty good

[@AllGamingStarred]

i wouldn't say horrible, but they definitely have not aged well

[@rexcalzone9602]

Love your port vs port series, please keep them up

[@Kelphelp]

Rex Calzone I'd be a dumb dumb not to keep em up. Expect more coming soon dood

[@AllGamingStarred]

i like the pc port. there are rendering issues but i prefer the improved graphics, FMV's and audio. my only gripe is the controls, which are not configurable. Great port otherwise.

[@AllGamingStarred]

5:48 the outrider looks like a pork chop for some reason. i think one of the engineers was hungry

[@StandingUpForBetter]

This is exactly what I was looking for. I was just about to pick up the Steam version for the clearer graphics but seeing how poorly optimized that version was I will stick with my N64 version. Thanks for posting.

[@Kelphelp]

My pleasure man. This is the reason I make these viseos to do my best to inform as much as possible man. Trust me, PC was a huge disappointment for me. Huge let down for optimization

[@AlexanderGiraldez]

Did not know the soundtrack was inspired by the movie score. There are a few tracks that I loved and assumed they where from the movies but could never find them. Cool video

[@Kelphelp]

Absolutely is! Joel McNeely did a wonderful job on the score and showcased his best here.

[@ElegyForTheMasses]

I didn't have any problems running the PC version on Windows 10. Using the GoG version

[@Kelphelp]

Then GOG it is!! Glad to hear it runs wonderful there including on Windoes 10. Thank you for confirming it man

[@ElegyForTheMasses]

@@Kelphelp No problem! I haven't tried the Steam version, so I can't say for sure if the port is handled differently. The GoG version is on sale right now for $2.09 (for the next 30 hours or so) if you wanted to give it a try.

[@Kelphelp]

@@ElegyForTheMasses I might have to consider it soon then at some point man! If it has easy compatibility, then its a quick cop for me

[@fruitsnackia2012]

considering the n64 was still new at the time i wonder how much the source code could have been optimized to improve the gameplay today.

[@Kelphelp]

That is assuming the source code still exists. It Def doesn't seem likely. Alot of these games are lost in that manner

[@fruitsnackia2012]

@@Kelphelp if it exist its buried on some drive or data tape deep in some vault. but that would be a legal issue in it were released. i was thinking a different way though. unfortunately reverse engineering requires alot of time so it probably wont happen. but none the less it would be an interesting project if someone were to take it on.

[@98Evander98]

Nice vid, straightforward enough with a bit of nostalgia and great editing choices. Your beard makes me uncomfortable tho... u look like a live action new age pokemon character

[@Kelphelp]

Appreciate the love man. And a what? A new age pokemon character? Well I guess that's an interesting compliment. You be surprised how varied my comments are just on beardoooo

[@bl4ckw1ngz64]

In the pc port there's a myriad of issues: darkness over Dash is broken and a few sounds are broken: there's a noticable squeaking noise when the actual audio should play. Fog is broken partially in stage 1 of escape from echo base. The speed infamously is tied to game speed: 60 fps breaks physics tho it makes the jetpack a lot better to use at points

[@Kelphelp]

I didn't realize till much later but the fog breaking is such a huge deal breaker in alot of ways. In the sewers is a great example of that lovely green hue gone in favor for uhhhh. Nothing :3

[@bl4ckw1ngz64]

@@Kelphelp yeah Speak of Sewers shadow over Dash is also broken there lmao

[@legostarwarsdude6728]

Yeah great video man, who agrees that Shadows of the Empire should get a Remaster with the 9 levels that were scrapped during development, yes the game was suppose to have 19 levels but was cut down to 10.

[@legostarwarsdude6728]

Speed demon Well I didn’t mean remake it like Goldeneye, I meant remaster it like what they did with the first two Turok games

[@Kelphelp]

From what I heard the Turok remasters are very well done and worth it. Haven't had my chance to give it a go but maybe one of these days. Still have my 64 copy hands down.

[@legostarwarsdude6728]

Kelphelp Yeah, I’m thinking about getting them soon, I know those two games are on Switch, Plus Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Knight and Jedi Academy are coming to Switch plus let’s not forget Lego Star Wars The Skywalker Saga is coming to Switch too, so maybe there’s hope, a new hope.

[@Kelphelp]

@@legostarwarsdude6728 As soon as i heard the Jedi Knigjt games were coming to Switch I lost it. Think I'm gonna need to do an immediate port vs port of it if thats true!!!

[@zebunker]

Stop saying remaster people. If the game is updated and made to run on the n64 then it's a remaster. If it plays on ps4 then it's a updated port.

[@1191SPEED]

nice video but on the pc version in the level select screen there was no music, is that normal?

[@Kelphelp]

Yes. Even in Win98 there isn't any audio there whatsoever.

[@1191SPEED]

@@Kelphelp not only in the screen where you select the level but during the gameplay feel

[@Kelphelp]

During the gameplay feel? You mean during gameplay? Well the thing is the OG release uses redbook audio, meaning it NEEDS to read the CD in order for the CD quality music to play. In terms of modern releases of this, it can get buggy for that reason alone.

[@nukeum9535]

gog version on win7 pro 64bit runs flawless

[@Kelphelp]

Yea I had a feeling that was the case. I was running Windows 10 64bit, but it seems like a "your mileage may vary" kind of situation.

[@joseluki]

Hi, I did not know your channel, and good work on this comparison, I think you are using just the regular RCA output of your N64, I recommend you upgrade it to S-video if your model supports it and you have a TV that accepts it (many TVs with scart accept S-video through them). PC version is so much better, and GOG usually make a ton of inprovements so you do not run in the problems you describe with Steam. Also, the CGi looks dated but it is surprisingly good for a 97 game.

[@Kelphelp]

Thanks for the watch. I'm definitely not using RCA, I have an Ultra HDMI I use for this, so it gives the best digital output. And honestly even with steam, GOg and original hardware I encounter these problems regardless. The PC version is a tough one to get working.

[@joseluki]

@@Kelphelp I stand corrected, but I am surprised it looks so blurry even with the ultraHDMI mod.

[@Kelphelp]

Welcome to N64 gaming. That's actually how it's supposed to look

[@joseluki]

@@Kelphelp I have mine and I was playing at the moment Shadows of the empire. Maybe the CRT makes it look less bad.

[@Kelphelp]

CRTs were used to mask some of the discrepancies that you see in raw pixels so makes sense why it would look better. Developers designed classic games around the premise of scanlines and CRTs. Combine that with some low poly 3D models and you have a recipe for some aged visuals.

[@14Tamayo]

I didnt get any issues on the steam version, it probably got patched already The pc version is smoother but the N64 cutscenes are superior This was my favorite game for the n64 back in 1998 when i got it

[@Kelphelp]

Jesus Tamayo Huh really? Haven't heard od a new patch but maybe I will try it. I am running an AMD Ryzen 5 so maybe it doesn't like AMD? And same dude this game was everything for me. Will always be a favorite of mine

[@cosettapessa6417]

You really did a split screen asking see both versions and decide what to buy? A 1996 console and a modern pc?

[@Kelphelp]

Yes. Your point?

[@michaelmilburn4415]

Great job on the comparison of in 64 and PC version of shadows of the Empire! I noticed the PC version that scene improved in some ways but as you said the cutscenes did not age well and I grew up with the N64 version so I will probably side with that version! I love your imperial hat by the way...😂

[@Kelphelp]

Hahaha thank you for your words man. It's funny now because I was able to get a windows 98 PC and the game changes and plays very differently than on modern PC. In some ways it runs better but with others, it's not a very optimized version.

[@Keanine]

Was peixoto's patch available when you tried the PC port? I saw it on pcgamingwiki and I'm curious if that does enough to fix the game

[@Kelphelp]

It was not actually, but this looks VERY awesome as I HATE how tiny the HUD is reduced to. Thanks for the update man!

[@Keanine]

@@Kelphelp No problem! If you do check it out please let me know if it solves a lot of the problems for you, I've been meaning to check this game out for years now

[@Kelphelp]

@@Keanine It would be nice to do some updates on some of these Ports I have covered in the future, and I think this is a great showcase and way to do so. What's nice about these older titles is it's becoming easier to find ways to play them on modern hardware thanks to fixes from different communities!

[@brpadington]

This was the gmae that convinced me to get a 3d accelerator. I got the Matrox M3D. It did not support a lot of the graphic effects but it ran at a very smooth framerate. Shortly after we got an Nvidia Riva 128zx and the game looked even better.

[@Kelphelp]

Funny enough I'm using a 32MB Riva rn to play SOTE and it runs beautifully at 20ish FPS. It's amazing to see how this game runs on original hardware compared to modern. Very different experience, and one I prefer on thr old Hardware

[@brpadington]

@@Kelphelp It's tough to get it to work right in windows 10. I had to use a voodoo wrapper. i miss my old Riva.

[@Kelphelp]

I feel it man, tbh I'd argue playing SOTE is just a difficult experience because of no FPS cap. Game Def needs one at like 25ish

[@brpadington]

@@Kelphelp I think you are right about that. The animations seem to be effected by the performance. It makes some of the game impossible to complete. The bike level and the train level are the two that I noticed this on the most.

[@Kelphelp]

Absolutely. The FPS is tied to thr games CPU so slower IS better in this case. My current retro PC I use for reviews now has a 133MHz Pentium 2 and the game runs at 20ish at 800x600. I lowkey wanna re-review this title for that reason alone, since I found out so much more information by experience and such

[@fomeman2304]

One of my favorite games of all times. I played on N64 oc. I got here because I wanted to replay it and I thought that the Steam version was great, some sort of Turok remaster or something like that, so im glad I saw this video. I also have it on N64 but I guess the best version should be the N64...emulated :P

[@eltigreandthewalrus]

You should do a port vs port of Gauntlet legends. PS1, N64, DC, PS2, GC, XBox and Arcade. Its an all time favorite of mine.

[@Kelphelp]

Would love to! With something like that only difficulty is acquiring all the versions especially an arcade to record footage. That is my biggest worry.

[@zodiacthundaga7264]

Do you know what colored lighting is? That "green hue" is obviously colored lighting.

[@Kelphelp]

And my point is that that "colored lighting" was taken off from the PC port. Meaning no filters. That was the point I was making.

[@zodiacthundaga7264]

@@Kelphelp That's not a filter, but yes. I see your point.

[@FredHerbert999]

13:55 lol he's not even trying to hide

[@sevcrimsonkilla]

I recommend you play the PC version with a steam controller.

[@Kelphelp]

sevcrimsonkilla 1207 Would work very nicely actually. Its just getting the game to run that can be a difficult challenge due to its age

[@Kwijiboz]

Why a guilty pleasure?

[@Ninjar1000]

Awesome beard and awesome video!

[@Kelphelp]

Ričardas Mikelionis Well thank you kindly man. And you'd be surprised how much time I take to trim the beard

[@zebunker]

Video starts at 5:30

[@FireteamYogurt]

bless

[@Kelphelp]

I always like to do build up and summary before I actually do the comparison. But yeaaaaa :3

[@SmokingSpoon]

So i'm guessing all the pc version problems haven't been fixed since then?

[@Kelphelp]

Not to my knowledge but then again this pertains to the Steam version. I heard people had more success with GOG but I can't confirm that for sure

[@Kelphelp]

More than likely not man. Steam more or less seems like a bust, I haven't had my hands on GOG but I been hearing good things. Take that with a grain of salt of course.

[@SmokingSpoon]

@@Kelphelp Bah.. That's a bummer. Considering I have it on cartridge. Maybe I should consider *cough*emu*cough*. Thank you very much for the answers, and happy 2019!

[@Kelphelp]

@@SmokingSpoon Hahaha no problem man and happy to help. Works wonders on the cartridge so up to you if you really need that 60fps badly. Have a wonderful 2019, and hope to provide more videos like this during 2019!!

[@DefinitiveDubs]

I haven't had any of the issues you're having with the Steam version. There might've been a few updates since then. Also, you're playing it at 60fps, but the game is not intended to run above 30, so of course there's gonna be a few issues there.

[@Kelphelp]

FPS issues have no correlation with CD issues or music playback. The issues I stated were also issues with a general user base, hence the articles providing info on why that occured. You got lucky if it didn't hit you. Then again we could have two completely different computers. Too many factors on PC

[@gamingguy9006]

​@Kelphelp pc has less factors to deal with

[@Kelphelp]

Unironically not true. There are tons...to deal with on PC

[@gamingguy9006]

@@Kelphelp Not if you know what you are doing

[@Kelphelp]

No it's a pain in the ass regardless. On windows 10 it is but on like 95, getting your CPU to be on the right speed so the game locks at 30fps is an actual nightmare

[@hartsickdisciple]

Shadows of the Empire PC runs beautifully and without issues on period correct hardware. There are good reasons why retro PC hardware is so popular. There are some games which just work better on a real Windows 9x PC, rather than running it on modern stuff.

[@Kelphelp]

That's true but think these days sourcing older PC hardware is difficult for most compared to consoles. Everything I wanted to run on retro hardware has been able to run either on Windows 10 or with mods no problem.

[@aaronjones7093]

I know I'm late but cantina music was perfect

[@Kelphelp]

Aaandddddd I regret it cuz it demonitized the vid :')

[@aaronjones7093]

@@Kelphelp I liked it man it was like a remix of it something new ive never heard

[@Kelphelp]

True. I'll have ti be much more careful next time for sure

[@gamersinacontainer]

A classic game! I own both versions!

[@Kelphelp]

gamers in a container Low-key kinda want to get a big box PC version man, just to be able to play that using CD get me goin!

[@gamersinacontainer]

Kelphelp you definitely should. Oddly enough it works best for me on my spare vista computer that I only have to play that game. Yeah........

[@SrMaia84]

Great video friend, i love this game.

[@Kelphelp]

And I love you ;) But thank yee sirsss

[@FredHerbert999]

PC version looks to clean and sharp. They should have fuzzed it up a bit. Pros and cons for both.

[@lorenabell4713]

IB88 was an absolute bitch to beat! But you can always .Wampa..Stompa them.

[@linushyper300]

Finally got a Twitch account, following you now my man!

[@Kelphelp]

Muh boi thank you friend! I hope you gonna enjoy them streams on there dood!! :D

[@AllGamingStarred]

@@Kelphelp i'll follow on twitch as well, EpicMeatloaf

[@Kelphelp]

@@AllGamingStarred Thanks very kindly man! Should be streaming tomorrow!

[@badxradxandy]

Wampa Stampa! I remember that!

[@Kelphelp]

Those kinda cheat codes man I never get enough of emmm

[@littletickedoff2640]

5:46 so true 😂😂😂

[@Kelphelp]

cheese burger They bad kids ;)

[@NuclearWintr]

I personally prefer the N64 version cause its easier to pick up and play. The PC version's controls didn't age well.

[@Kelphelp]

They really didn't. But you can play with controller which is kinda cool! But yea it's a terrible format

[@Trevor6714]

The pc looks better for obvious reasons, but that render of Luke is going to haunt me

[@Kelphelp]

YOU DON"T LIKE CUTE BOWL CUT BOYS WITH NO DETAIL ON THE FACE?!

[@Trevor6714]

NO I DONT LIKE

[@DarthVader-uy6lm]

Having played both versions you missed a key item between the two....I personally enjoy the FMV and the sharper video of the PC version, not to mention the controls are alot better, Consoles ALWAYS condense the controls....However the PC version mutes out the weapons fire from the "elephant Walkers," "Chicken Walkers" and the ships(Slave 1) and slows them down (N64 the weapons are Peew peew peew, PC those same weapons are Bwaaaaaaaaaaaah Bwaaaaaaaaah bwaaaaaah

[@deckofcards87]

"Guilty pleasure" implies that it's bad but you love it regardless. The Star Wars films are classics, especially the first few, just sayin.

[@Kelphelp]

Eh tomato, tomahto. Same kinda thing.

[@AllGamingStarred]

pc version has better cutscenes but has no music N64 is still graphically impressive but has poor controls (How did i ever manage it?)

[@TheGeras666]

Originally I've played the N64 versión, and always I wanted to play the Pc version. The reason, the FMV's (yeah in those days the 3d animation was pioneer). Now, I think the FMV's sucks. If the PC version had have the style of scenes cut of Dark Forces II, it would have been fucking epic.

[@Kelphelp]

Ah of the 2D art right? Would actually have made the PC version better, then again no voice acting which is pretty solid in its own right. Specially Xizor

[@y00s0ck]

I own both versions and wow does the N64 version show its age. Horrible framerate, bad controls. To me its charm are the comic style cutscenes compared to the PC's FMV. Playing on the keyboard is much tighter. Though you do have to limit to 30 FPS otherwise the on-foot sections are a nightmare sliding off the edge (Beggar's Canyon).

[@Kelphelp]

Ah that's right the FPS is tied to thr games speed so anything that is above 30 will have that. I still haven't found a proper FPS limiter so always looking to hear advice. I have found the N64 easier to play despite its flaws due to compatibility. Man it's rough getting SOTE to run

[@y00s0ck]

@@Kelphelp Rivatuner is the FPS limiter I use. The Nvidia global setting doesn't work for some reason...

[@Kelphelp]

Ahhhh that's what I was thinking I tried that with no go. Thanks so much for the help!!

[@cinnamondan4984]

Well done, player

[@Kelphelp]

Thank you friend

[@ryziemct89]

Before anyone else suffers a cringy death, just skip to 1:33 and thank me later

[@Kelphelp]

Embrace cringe and be free from ridicule

[@pqsk]

Back when the game came out I bought the PC version. I always bought PC versions of Lucas arts games. They were always better. Well better than consoles. Mac versions always were the superior ones but I didn’t have a Mac in those days. But this game ran flawless for me, after I got a 3d accelerator 😹 every machine I got after that ran it flawlessly too. I had an n64, but never bought this because I figured the Nintendo version would be crappy and it was. My cousin had it. 😹 I honestly laughed playing it. It was fun though since my pc was miles home when I visited my cousin. I played this a few years ago on wine on my Mac and was surprised that it worked flawlessly without any issues either. I haven’t tested it on my m1 Mac though. I’ve had issues with rebellion and I think it may have similar issues, but I do have a windows VM so that’s an option to play. Actually who knows maybe I do have it on my n64. I recently found a boat load of n64 games that I don’t remember owning 😹 it does seem like the n64 version is the less headache to play if your options are limited and you don’t have the original PC version

[@Kelphelp]

Exactly is. These days getting a Pentium 2 and 3D accelerated card is a tough challenge but a harder entry level compared to 64. And tbh experience is about the same on that except it's more convenient on N64

[@abstraction6212]

I highly prefer the PC version. Imagine if this game had a Ps1 version.

[@Kelphelp]

I would kinda like it actually. I think thr PS1 might handle it decently. I still have trouble running in properly in old PCs.

[@abstraction6212]

​@@Kelphelp I feel sad that to this day there's no PC modding community for shadows of the empire. We need a definite gamepad mod to fix this game and a custom level community.

[@abstraction6212]

a year late

[@Kelphelp]

All good don't even trip. For gamepad mod, joy to key is the best option. As bad as this sounds best way I have played this is a 100mhz Pentium 2. That's best I got man

[@XETHTUBE]

N64 GREAT GAME , VERY COMPLETE EACH STAGE VERY DIFFERENTE, GREAT MUSIC , BUT TOOO HARD I GOT ALL THE CHALLENGES BUT WAS VERY HARD...GREAT VIDEO!!!

[@Kelphelp]

Damn you got ALL of the challenge points?! Yo you get props from me that really is impressive!

[@Redvox57]

i honelty hated the pc music and preffer the n64 loops better

[@Kelphelp]

Richard Benjamin Yea the loops felt a bit more like they actually belong together tha the PC, however I always prefer extended higher quality tracks. This is a give and take situation

[@fenixlolnope361]

You should just play on original hardware not windows 10

[@fenixlolnope361]

I’ll build you a pentium iii box for cheap if you want! ^.^

[@Kelphelp]

I have a Pentium 2, 3, and 4, so I should be good. Thank you.

[@Titanium6]

I haven't played the game but watched it because I like your company kelp

[@Kelphelp]

Ulysses Vega Fern And my cheeks are bright red from blushing :3 Thank you kindly brotha I'm glad you loved the vid man :) Definetly a chill title to not miss so you will enjoy it.

[@Titanium6]

Kelphelp *hugs kelp* there you go.

[@Kelphelp]

Ulysses Vega Fern 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Titanium6]

Kelphelp I know your sexy 😊

[@Kelphelp]

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