Strange Colorful GameBoy Advance Games #10 (RebelTaxi)

[@RebelTaxi]

Get Surfshark VPN at surfshark.deals/rebeltaxi and enter promo code REBELTAXI for 83% off and 3 extra months for free! The chick on the thumbnail is at 18:40 . We're heading to Momocon in may. I'll add updates to my pinned twitter soon. Any GBA games I should cover next? Thanks to Noah Blobs for the extra voice kzbin.info/door/nOlt0t6rmScEcPu72gEZBg and my twitter: twitter.com/noahsblobs And Thanks to CafzkaSoft for the extra art twitter.com/cafzka

[@tonymcgriddle1977]

I think Treasure’s Astro Boy on GBA is super underrated, and one of my favorites on the console.

[@alexgeorge501]

you realy should do a review on the "BoBoBo-Bo Bo-BoBo" anime one day!

[@darkdoctor1915]

Do a bobobo anime review, that would be awesome

[@alexdelosreyes7052]

@@alexgeorge501 And possibly an quick review on the The Boys Presents: Diabolical which only came out a week ago. So he might have time to do or not because he is working on a video which is the Loki IRL animated pilot coming out really soon

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@tonymcgriddle1977rebel taxi clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjCd6CoYqefjpo

[@drejuego]

Never stop with the adult swim aesthetic, I love it so much and brings back so many memories.

[@ratchetxtreme6591]

“Literacy is tougher than any Dark souls boss” - Pan Pizza (2022)

[@inendlesspain4724]

As a japanese learner, I can confirm.

[@P-P-Panda]

@@inendlesspain4724 same oml

[@WhereAllYourDeletedCommentsGo]

I disagree... But math, math is harder than any Dark Souls boss and I really suck at Dark Souls.

[@_vlpin]

He did mention on a couple occasions that he has never read a book, so i'm not surprised he says that now.

[@unusualusername8847]

Rebeltaxi's gaming videos have the same vibe as watching late-night television and I love it.

[@juarezamorim]

all his videos is like that.

[@ijustlikebees]

So damn true

[@Dekunut.6260]

They somehow feel nostalgic for some reason..

[@unusualusername8847]

@@kuwandak I'm neurodivergent so regardless if its the first time or the 300th time I've seen it, I enjoy it exactly the same way. Small perk of a routine wired brain. You never get tired of stuff you like.

[@thestargazer679]

i once watched on of his videos on a very late night road trip and the vibes were fucking IMMACULATE

[@Used__Napkin]

Always love seeing people spread the Wario Ware gospel

[@thegreygoblin5165]

Fuck Wario Ware, WARIO LAND FOR LIFE. (God, why won't Nintendo make a new Wario Land.)

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@thegreygoblin5165 rebel taxi clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjCd6CoYqefjpo

[@yumyumsunkie]

I'm always a fan of the DS Wario Ware

[@multifandomfangirl9664]

@@yumyumsunkie agreed

[@zeroh2hero]

Lmao WOW.

[@pepesilvia429]

As a french canadian I can confirm that Kid Paddle terrified me as a child. I started actually wanting to read them when I was 12 and starting to get into edgy shit, coincidentally around the same time I started watching your videos, Pan.

[@duuudewazzup8296]

Holy shit it's been that long huh

[@ThatOneLebaneseGuy]

I’m Lebanese but I grew up with a lot of French media, including Kid Paddle. Well it didn’t screw me up like you but I remember liking it.

[@pepesilvia429]

@@ThatOneLebaneseGuy well I had an overactive imagination, so I think it's understandable why seeing a comic strip of fat kids getting ground up into hamburger meat in a McDonald's ballbit disturbed me a bit

[@toto_by_sea]

C'est incroyable Kid Paddle et game over aussi d'ailleurs, mais je pensais que le dessinateur était belge pas Québécois

[@KGRAMR]

Fun fact: Kuru Kuru Kururin, as the video showed, was developed by Eighting. Best known for the Bloody Roar franchise but also renowed for their shoot 'em up games, notably Battle Garegga. It was headed by Masahiro Yuge, who worked at Toaplan on shooters such as the legendary Truxton.

[@garegga4]

Love those guys!

[@CRawr]

8ing is also currently helping in development of DNF Duel!

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

Now let's fly across the border!

[@bensrandomshows1482]

You ever hear of Golden Sun? It's not traditionally colorful but the particle effects are incredible for the system

[@Rusher-Bolt]

God yes i just hate thr long intro

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@Rusher-Bolt rebel taxi clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjCd6CoYqefjpo

[@marvelousball]

Golden Sun is one of my favorite RPGs

[@bensrandomshows1482]

@@marvelousball same!

[@dreadkingrathalos9213]

I didnt play much of the gba golden sun but i played the hell out of dark dawn on ds

[@TheCartoonGamer8000]

3:12 Even as someone who hasn't taken French since highschool, even I can tell you that says "Minigames". Also, Kid Paddle was shown a lot in Canada back in the day. I immediately recognized the theme song when it cropped up.

[@t-dawg3461]

mini sex

[@recorderdude]

If you like Kuru Kuru Kururin, you should try roundabout on PS4/Steam! Same general gameplay but with a bunch of new gimmicks & open world with gloriously cheesy live action cutscenes in the style of a Sega CD FMV Game.

[@AtlasGeneticist]

Yoooo Recd Nice to see ya here Im over on twitter and a server for jake if you dont remember ^

[@RebelTaxi]

Oh damn this I gotta play

[@sammynaron5166]

I'd love to see him do a review on it, it's honestly such a great game

[@Batman-zy3dn]

@@RebelTaxi Review it or you're a coward

[@Lu9_ST]

May I also suggest Vitamin Connection from the lovely folks over at WayForward it's a farily recent gimmicky Switch game (2020) but it's very charming and one of the mini-games is pretty much a different take on Kuru Kuru Kururin (which up until now I thought was just the name of a sanrio hamster.)

[@HiddenGemsReviews]

Sigma Star Saga mega fan here: Bandai Namco owns the rights to the franchise. Devs over at Wayforward have actually wanted to make a sequel/re-release the original for quite a while now (They've confirmed as much on Twitter), but their hands are tied on the matter unless BN decides to give them back one day. The game's ending (Whichever they decide to deem canon) deserves to be followed up on, cause the state of the universe afterwards would make for a compelling sequel. Thanks for covering it, Rebel! It needs all the love it can get!

[@Popcultureguy3000]

So in the next one you’ll talk about Astro Boy: The Omega Factor, right? It’s filled with so much fan service for the larger Osamu Tezuka extended universe by making his “Star System” (his method of “recasting” the same character models in different “roles” like they were actors in film and television, this allowed him to save time making manga because he wouldn’t always have to come up with a new character design for each of the hundreds of manga and anime projects he made throughout his sadly cut-short by cancer life) a huge plot point and fetch quest in the second half of the game. It’s incredible they were able to make such a dedicated tribute to Tezuka’s many creations when most of his manga library wasn’t translated into English until long after this game and the 2003 anime revival of Astro Boy had concluded. And speaking of Treasure, this was console was pretty much their last hurrah when it came to side scrolling bullet-hell schmups, and Gunstar Super Heroes would also be a good GBA game to mention next time.

[@shannonbateswillis5022]

No. Freaking. Way! I grew up with Omega Factor as a kid! I still love that game and want to see it again! Please check it out, Mr. Pan! I know you’ll love it! Also, thanks for telling me about Black Belt and Sigma Star! I’ll see if I can’t find some decent fan art online!

[@Levitz9]

Omega Factor is hands-down one of THE best action games on the GBA, and it's a criminal shame it's so unknown. Easily one of the best games Treasure's ever made.

[@IndohNintendo]

Astro Boy: Omega Factor and Gunstar Super Heroes are absolute cream of the crop on GBA. Theyre both great looking, as well. I'd say Gunstar might be the best looking game on GBA full stop.

[@MissAshley42]

The origins of WarioWare _and_ Pan's humor in a single video? Our cup runneth over!

[@TheManuHimself]

Never knew the OG Wario Ware and I'm surprised to see how it has a similar wackiness to Wario Land 4. Wonder which one was conceptualized first?

[@canaconn2388]

@@sedme0 They could have been developed around the same time

[@Slender_Man_186]

I recently got an emulation station and was pretty surprised to see it, I though the Wii or DS game was the first.

[@Slender_Man_186]

@@seikou1762 hold on they’re still making them? THEY HAVE AN ACTUAL STORY NOW? WHERE THE FUCK HAS THIS BEEN?!

[@fatcat1]

@@Slender_Man_186 more like, where the fuck have you been? Newest one just came out last year on the switch.

[@GIRru11]

@@Slender_Man_186 They started adding story in the 3DS one, that one also had full English voice acting. The Switch version pulled back on voice acting but had more story than the 3DS one

[@magetsalive5162]

The thing to remember about Sigma Star Saga, apart from Psyme being best girl, is that Krill ships are bioships and, as such, are alive. Random encounters are literally a random ship in atmosphere on patrol getting scared by something moving and sucking up the nearest person wearing a parasite suit to blow up enough scary things until it calms down. I wish WayForward would revisit the universe, maybe with the random encounters toned down a smidge or reworked a bit, even if it means having to change the lore behind them.

[@johnbuscher]

Hooooly crap, that’s actually a funny bit of lore that explains why things are random. If Wayforward did another one, I’d ask for an SMT-style warning icon when a random battle is more likely (and can be excused as a ship getting suspicious of something) and offer the player some mechanic that can help reduce that suspicion level so that you aren’t pulled completely at random.

[@RebelTaxi]

God I forgot about the explanation. It's just insane

[@jasonblalock4429]

Despite its flaws, Sigma Star Saga is my favorite GBA game that no one's ever heard of. So nice to see it getting attention. Personally, I think the main reason it failed is just the "two great tastes...?" gameplay. The Venn Diagram of people who enjoy RPGs **and** Shmups is pretty slim.

[@krodmandoon3479]

You're the only other person I've seen online that played Sigma Star Saga. Like spotting a leprechaun riding a unicorn on a snipe hunt.

[@marvelousball]

I really wish Wayforward would bring it back

[@TunaScroll]

@@marvelousball They said they’d be cool with a sequel to it back in the day, but unfortunately the IP is owned by Bandai Namco.

[@thatsexyganon5648]

I remember it being advertised in a gameinformer years back. The girls' designs were enough to get me interested, but I was never able to get my hands on a Game Boy :c

[@tank1319]

Shame you didn’t talk about Wario’s greatest achievement, Wario Land 4 on the GBA

[@Zulf85]

That game is some primo sht

[@funnyadventures-tbd]

look guys look

[@cowboycurtis4944]

I thought Wario's greatest achievement was Obama

[@chemergency]

Urban Yeti on GBA is one of the weirdest, most "WTF!?"-inducing games I've ever played, right up there with LSD Dream Emulator on PlayStation or Attack of the Mutant Penguins on Atari Jaguar. Especially when you start getting into the cheat codes. Also Asterix & Obelix XXL is another Euro exclusive, but very cool game shockingly ambitious attempt at a 3D platformer for GBA.

[@RebelTaxi]

I was gonna cover Urban Yeti but the segment was too big to finish. So I added Kuru last minute since it was a lot shorter. So much weird history behind Urban Yeti. Might do it sometime.

[@chemergency]

@@RebelTaxi Hell yeah dude!

[@PuppetMasterIX]

The music for the sewer inner-tube minigame (or as it's been lovingly dubbed, "Trombone Disaster") never fails to make me laugh.

[@duuudewazzup8296]

Dude i actually know about that game some Gba games be like actually kinda cute and nice to look at right ? But nah the ones i had had some cursed crusty lsd vibe to them i kinda love it in a strange way now

[@BugsyFoga]

The GBA was the first gaming consoles I had as a kid, with the first game I played was Crash bandicoot the huge adventure, an experience I definitely never forget.

[@LieseFury]

SAME! i loved that game

[@geardog24]

Sigma Star Saga felt like spin off of Blaster Master, but with more sexy aliens.

[@johnbuscher]

Blaster Master Zero 2 and Zero 3 have tried to up their alien waifu levels though.

[@LunaP1]

I still couldn't beat the game because I got stuck. And even then, I ended up making out my level via the battle ship section.

[@DirectorOfChaos9292]

I could NEVER get past the opening stage

[@graysamsung8983]

Recognised Sigma Star Saga from the thumbnail immidiately, loved that game back in the day!

[@misterzygarde6431]

Even though I didn’t grow up with a GBA, I feel oddly nostalgic for games on there like the Mario Advance series and the Sonic Advance trilogy. Maybe it had to do with the various fan works made in Adobe Flash like Super Mario Bros Z, Final Fantasy Sonic X, Sonic RPG, and Bowser’s Kingdom to name a few. Also I enjoyed my time playing the Super Mario Advance games on the Wii U Virtual Console. Also if/when you’re going to cover the Nintendo 3DS, I legit want to see you cover Blaster Master Zero. It is a fun revival and really should get more attention. It’s also from the people who did Mega Man Zero, Azure Striker Gunvolt, and Mega Man ZX. Also legit, it’s dumb that Nintendo hasn’t let Waluigi appear in WarioWare.

[@sky-sx5gt]

I loved the final fantasy sonic x games when I was little.

[@marvelousball]

Sonic advance is awful

[@JC20XX]

I totally forgot Kid Paddle existed. Even when you're covering games you manage to remind me of old forgotten cartoons.

[@SupremeMarioGamer]

There's 2 Klonoa games on GBA: Dream Champ Tournament & Empire of Dreams. You've also got Riviera: The Promised Land, a GBA game with voice clips that started as a WonderSwan Color game & later got a PSP remake. SOMEONE should talk about it.

[@IslanderIsaac]

You should cover some Japanese exclusive games like Densetsu no Stafy or Tomato Adventure! The former is the first game in a series with only one game being released in the west and the latter is sort of a prequel to Mario and Luigi

[@DirectorOfChaos9292]

Shame the DS game is the only game we got

[@IslanderIsaac]

@@DirectorOfChaos9292 The second DS game actually

[@AlbinoRat81]

I really appreciate Sigma Star getting some recognition. Not sure if I’d call it ‘underrated’, but defiantly a hidden gem.

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

I remember playing some old NES games on Gameboy Advance SP back when I was a kid. _Super Mario Bros. 3_ got me introduced to Mario.

[@AtomicF0x]

Ahhh, I love the GB Advance. back in early 2003 I think, my first game for the advance was a Ruby version my mom bought me at this beachside shop before I even had the handheld itself. But over the summer, my friend David let me borrow his and I was definitely the envy of my brothers for a while. ...Maybe a little too much though, because my older brother wanted to play my Ruby version so much that when I told him no, he threw my old Red Version against the wall and it deleted my entire file with my level 80-90 pokemon. I cried for an hour. *_GAME BOY ADVANCE WAS A HELLUVA DRUG._*

[@RebelTaxi]

Damn.... All that progress lost

[@AtomicF0x]

@@RebelTaxi :')

[@JoystickV2]

Good to see you talking about my favorite portable system of all time xD My biggest recommendation for a future next video about the GBA is Boktai: The Sun is In Your Hand, basically a Zelda clone that had a cartridge with a solar sensor, and it had Hideo Kojima involved in the production. Boktai 1 is one of my absolute favorite games in the GBA library xD

[@tjy6557]

23:30 Pan talking about his trip to the netherlands is oddly wholesome.

[@picklesbeslidin9829]

i absoluetly adore warioware inc gba. future titles definitely have improvements with gameplay and content, but something about the og has this charm that's pretty much impossible to replicate

[@jakoblinton2053]

I'd say you should talk about Superstar Saga, Wario Land 4. There's also drill dozer, a platformer by game freak that has rumble on the cartridge. There is also those astro boy games by treasure. I haven't played em, but they are considered hidden gems and are LUDICROUSLY expensive.

[@Slender_Man_186]

The Mario & Luigi Games in general could use some more love, Partners in Time was my childhood.

[@demus89]

I honestly don't understand why this channel doesn't have more views. It's S-tier content. Reminds me of how I felt when I was a teen in HS watching G4 TV . Also awesome music! Kudos to the Andrew W.K- We want fun!! Hail to the wolf. The party god!

[@godofawsome02]

Those transitions are so aesthetically pleasing

[@fabianlaibin6956]

I loved Sigma Star Saga, it has its issues but it had a fun story that works for the gameplay.

[@reclusethespider4412]

RT you have no idea how long I’ve been trying to look for Sigma Star Saga. Ever since I played it and lost my PSP that had a pirated port of it I had long since forgotten the name and couldn’t for the life of me search it up as my spotty memory of it couldn’t give me a good enough search. I seriously thank you for finding this niche title and I’ll be playing this little fun game again thanks to your review.

[@buddyfree1321]

"wise man once said never trust anyone obsessed with ashley.....not even me" Pan Pizza 2022

[@pockystyx4087]

Summon Night Swordcraft story 1 and 2 held me over quite a bit in my childhood.

[@JLMetak]

Jesus, immediate rush of nostalgia seeing Kid Paddle again. Never got any of the games but I read the comics like crazy as a pre-teen. Yeah those were bloody as fuck, I guess we're pretty chill when it comes to depicting gore if it's cartoony enough. 3:12 Okay, since Pan can't read cursive nor French: it's "Mini-jeux", meaning Mini-games. Nothing more to it than that.

[@somik-i3x]

Same I remember the comic and the Tv show. Didn't remember the violence. And I love the overreaction on mini-game.

[@Forgiveiolord]

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[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

I loved the cartoon based on Kid Paddle! Would watch it any time Teletoon aired it!

[@somik-i3x]

@@TommyDeonauthsArchives Oh god Teletoon. Now I feel old.

[@isaiahsimmons5776]

it not even cursive lol thats how bad he was at reading

[@stefssj1291]

I swear your videos always bring me back to the early 00s

[@Tweezawed]

Kid Paddle's author (Midam) had even more success with the spinoff comic "Game Over", focusing on the barbarian vidya character and the horrible deaths he or the princess he tries to rescue meet. The comic was (and still is) published in several kid magazines. It's great and it shows that trash or gory humor still works with the young uns. While not yet a classic, it's broadly recognized in France.

[@FoxMan_FF]

Thank you for talking about Sigma Star Saga. It's one of the most underrated and oft-forgotten games WayForward has ever made, in my opinion.

[@primereviews285]

There is also a Kid Paddle cartoon that I remember watching here in Canada back when I was a kid. You should look into it.

[@theluigifan1]

Ah the GBA was my generation I played some hella colorful stuff on it in my day

[@vetda]

I'm surprised any one else knows about Sigma Star Saga. It was originally bundled in a 2 for 1 cartridge with another obscure game called Rebelstar: Tactical Command, made by the same guy who created the original XCOM (which you should totally cover in your next video, Pan)

[@Koopacake]

I never had consoles as a kid, so when I had my first touch screen phone, I downloaded a GBA emulator and I loved downloading the ROMs of all sorts of games, both popular and obscure. A strange, colourful game that particularly stuck with me was Drill Dozer by Game Freak, It had a pretty wacky gameplay gimmick and really cute character designs and aesthetics. Also, this Wario Ware is the first and only Wario Ware game I've ever played. Even though I never completed it I still had so much fun.

[@Falcovsleon21]

6:50 You mentioned Bobobo and Wario Ware in the same sentence. I am now legally obligated to forward this video to my good friend Behonkiss. BTW, speaking of Wario, you might want to give Wario Land 4 a test drive. That's where the weirdness of the Wario franchise in general really started.

[@persomiissleepy]

I owned a copy of Sigma Star Saga. I got it with a copy of Sword of Mana in a trade involving my copy of Pokemon Diamond. I didn't get far in it. Recently I sold my GBA games to a used game store. Mainly because the GBA I owned wasn't working and the DS I had wasn't in the best shape.

[@FernandoGarcia-wm8yy]

Man sigma star was one of my favorite games on my gameboy i still have it to this day.

[@shashummga3477]

Rhythm Tengoku. It's barely talked about outside of the pre-existing RH fandom. It's a surprisingly fun rhythm-game minigame collection

[@palletlover8519]

These obscure game videos are my favourite ones Pan makes!

[@zeldadonkey1]

Glad Wario Ware got a mention. Would love to see a video on obscure D.S games

[@aliceinmansonland448]

Thanks! I've got two new games that I've never played thanks to you! Mostly I played morbid crap, so Kid Paddle fits right in!. Black belt challengers reminds me of Darkstalkers, so that's the other one I got.

[@tantotopps]

I just bought a famicom edition gba sp, won it in a bid. So excited you made this, i love the gba library and your videos. Gonna try and get as much of these games as possible haha. Already have warioware inc.

[@strikermodel]

Ah sigma star. The art of the purple girl was in a gaming magazine, and was one of my earliest. . .recreation materials. Good times.

[@wariodedede]

I'm so glad my favorite youtuber mentioned Bobobo! It does random lol humor really good.

[@yuzzem64]

I wish the "chocovaders" game had an English release I'd definitely suggest taking a look delightfully funky stuff

[@Kralex121]

I pride myself on having played a ton of gba games, even a lot of obscure ones and you still managed to find some I've never even heard about.

[@poodytanx8611]

I loved me some sigma star saga. Beat it so many times growing up and I'm sure it's the reason I gotta thing for purple chicks.

[@davisstreetstudios8681]

I would absolutely LOVE to hear you talk about even more WarioWare, I adore that franchise since Smooth Moves!

[@kevinbell5674]

I have a lot fun (and frustrating) memories of Sigma Star Saga. It's one of the rare times I took a blind chance on a game without a franchise backing it or word of mouth, and I ultimately wasn't disappointed. So many hours were spent figuring out how to get each ending, and hours wasted trying to figure out how to save your one Bro in the game only to learn it is impossible. Another nitpick I have to add is that you are locked out of getting the best ending on your first playthrough. You can save Psyme but the way to save the human chick only unlocks after you've already beaten the game once.

[@gentbump]

glad to see sigma star saga being talked about

[@mechajay3358]

Sigma Star Saga deserves a lot more attention, despite it's flaws it's a pretty cool game.

[@BranJohn98]

I've reqlly been sleeping on this channel for way too long, because it's just oozing with charm and pretty colors The loding screens are just as entertaining as the actual content, and that's impressive

[@thedandygun7924]

GBA is by far my favorite console of all time, hands down, this was definetly a treat

[@fgfhjfhjfbhfghf5771]

I see Sigma Star Saga I click. Seriously underrated game

[@Ixapter]

It's always a treat to see games hardly ever talked about. Thanks.

[@TheBobcatXtreme]

Black Belt Challenge looks sick! I've even started to listen to the soundtrack after this video. Such bangers!!

[@sarafontanini7051]

as someone who actually played it, I am happy to see it gain some recognition :3

[@Rabbitearsblog]

Awesome video! I'm pretty interested in that Kid Paddle game! Such a colorful list of GBA games!

[@TheOcelotSlayer]

11:00 the brown dog looks a lot like Pappy Van Poodle.

[@shrimpfriendly769]

I would love to see you cover some rhythm games, stuff like project diva and whatever obscure things you can find

[@aleblasco39]

Since you mentioned WarioWare I was expecting Rythmn Tengoku to be mentioned as it's made by the same devs as WarioWare and not only is very colorful but it's also very wacky. Oh and it also spawned one of the best and under used Nintendo franchises ever

[@nemurenuyorumoonlight8778]

I recall a Game Boy Advance game called Lady Sia. It was released in the early 2000s by TDK and it looked weird but colorful. It was suppose to get a sequel years later, but the sequel was cancelled. If you look through Nintendo Power magazines during the GBA era, screenshots were shown on how it would have played.

[@lancelovecraft5913]

Rebel taxi and warioware. Nothing screams early 2000s more. I love it

[@RemnantCult]

Nothing like binging a channel only for that channel to release a new video right then and there. It's like magic!

[@chupitrooper5878]

I grew up on WarioWare, practically. Got hooked the moment I saw my cool developer cousin playing Twisted! and from that point on it became a core part of my youth. Not a day goes by where I don't sing Mona Pizza to myself or look back fondly on Smooth Moves. By the by, I find it crazy knowing the devs, Intelligent Systems, also developed another core part of my youth, Fire Emblem. Some things never lose their luster, I suppose!

[@IABITVpresents]

Someone needed to tell Pan about the Kid Paddle TV series. I grew up watching that shit.

[@2011supergamer]

Dragonball Advanced Adventure is absolutely a GOAT contender. I also highly recommend you check out Tomato Adventure. It's a japan only RPG made by Alphadream prior to Mario and Luigi that just recently got a fan translation.

[@postapocalypse0763]

Psyme is rightfully on the thumbnail. Glad to see someone talk about Wayforward's Sigma Star Saga

[@OmarAlikaj]

This is a fun retrospective giving insight on games otherwise missed. Would also like to see that WarioWare retrospective.

[@joshdavidson2448]

dude. the pan on holiday illustrations looked dope. More of those please

[@GitraSilvermane]

I remember loving Kuru Kuru Kururin when I was younger. I wanted it because it reminded me of Irritating Stick on the PS1 which I really liked.

[@barry-allenthe-flash8396]

I love Black Belt Challenge - you're super right; it succeeds so much because it plays to the limitations of the handheld -- but this is the first time I've seen the hidden fighters. Or that angry-eyes giant flower that Rana uses, for the matter. They all look hilarious; man this game rules. There's a lot of funny details and designs in that game I noticed before; makes me dig it even more now :D

[@dashiethebunny]

The Wade Hixton art is kinda funny to me because the whole game resembles Kim Possible or Penny Arcade to me, and then there's the referee that looks like a Cow and Chicken character.

[@JeffreyThrash]

Please talk about the Sonic Advance trilogy, I feel like people are forgetting how AMAZING they all are, especially compared to the 3D Sonic games from that era.

[@aaronsarchive82]

AGREED!!! They brought back the 2D formula and modernized it with the obstacles found in the 3D games. A solid trilogy that really needs a re-release.

[@bricegraham8256]

20:00 aayyy I got Street Fighter Alpha 3. I just love love love that fighting game. I loved the visuals and the announcers voice. Such a cool fighting game. Something was just charming about the graphics back then.

[@fVdS4JTZ]

im glad to know someone else loves the gba wario ware as much as i do.

[@Riitje]

Thanks for visiting the Netherlands man! Glad you liked it.

[@maccamachine]

man i loved the gba so much as a kid and i still do so many memories with it

[@TotallyRadicalShow]

Love the aesthetic of your videos as usual Pan. Great video.

[@davisdurst]

tbh im very happy you mentioned warioware in this vid. its definitely way more well know, at least nowadays, but i will always nab at any chance of someone talking about it. especially the og title of the series. its just plain fun and easily one of my favorite game franchises. good vid here pan !!

[@juzoinui4627]

“Kuru Kuru Kurunin, Be carful of pronunciation “ Oh I get it

[@ericquiabazza2608]

GBA library is HUGE, like you can easily find 50 game that would intertein you for a year. You have FF tactics, Golden Sun, Mario tennis (minigames where fun), yu-gi-ho and Duel master for card, Megaman Battle network with a fun combat system not turn base, The sims in GBA is an adventure game, very weird and sick! Very charming, you have Advance wars as the older brother to Fire emblem in GBA, there is a serie of pinball games for pokemon, quite fun, Broken Sword for those wanting a point and click adventure, Zelda, harvest moon. And this isnonly by the top of my head.

[@supersquidkidsofresh]

16:20 I think the person who did the soundtrack to SpongeBob SquarePants creature from the krusty Krab might’ve also did the soundtrack to sigma star saga

[@VioApollo]

Drill Dozer, the Battle Network Series, Any Pokemon Spinoffs, Golden Sun, the DBZ Legacy of Goku Trilogy, Sonic Battle, Sonic Advance Trilogy, Mario Kart Super Circuit

[@spinningseals9053]

Its nice that you visited our country but sadly you were in the worst part. Be sure to visit the lovely south next time! Also major big ups for actually using "The Netherlands".

[@PonchoANS7]

There's a pretty decent Gundam Seed fighting game on the GBA. It also had a Japan only sequel that was hard as fuck.

[@ZippyVirus]

If you're gonna be discussing strange GBA games, Rhythm Tengoku (or any Rhythm Heaven game) is a must to talk about!

[@shotgunner777]

I loved the colors of the Megaman Battle Network games. Bright outside with lots of sunny locations and delightful soundtrack, fun and addictive combat, with interesting and clever boss villains. If I had to think of colorful games, I'd think of those.

[@FurryMIG]

I actually asked a high ranking Wayforward employee about it during the "Vote for Shantae in Smash!" campaign and he confirmed that Namco owns the rights to Sigma Star Saga.