The Bloody Video Game History of The Punisher - A Retrospective

[@jshredder222]

The man does a double dragon retrospective, and a week later, they announce a new double dragon game. Here’s hoping that lightning strikes twice!

[@surtrlombarde4243]

A week and half later an actor who portrayed the Punisher dies.

[@surtrlombarde4243]

Rip Ray Stevenson.

[@Bubbabyte99]

This aged well. Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection includes The Punisher arcade game!

[@gunslave99]

Got to appreciate that Capcom Punisher made a unique right and left facing sprite for Nick Fury so his eye patch would be over the correct eye whichever way he was facing in game.

[@jetcitykitty]

Yes, so often this is overlooked with sprite based graphics even when a character has asymmetrical characteristics. Samurai Shodown cant hide this very well because their characters' weapons are a large marker on a sprite.

[@DigimontamerB]

Nice

[@hitmanmonaghan6633]

Would love to see a mugen of MCU Punisher and Fury going through the Capcom game.

[@curbydinobot8633]

I always noticed how in Final Fight, Haggar's strap reversed sides when facing other way. They must have realized that mistake and corrected it in future games like the Punisher

[@adammatis5527]

Hey.....good eye... spotting that detail

[@WarriorTier]

The one scene in this game, where you rise up out of the coffin at a funeral and shred everyone still sticks with me… also the piranhas, we need more piranhas in video games

[@archithrough]

So the opening scene of Deadpool 2 was a copy of this scene in Punisher ?

[@positivetakes5592]

or the equivalent scene in Hitman Absolution

[@thebadwolf3088]

​​@@positivetakes5592 Hitman: Blood Money*, he even used his Requiem suit.

[@guyvizard549]

I loved tossing Ma out of the window. In fact, I would play select levels of both this and Max Payne to construct my own "taking down the families" story line in my head.

[@DamarFadlan25]

​@@archithroughThe Punisher franchise is still amazing till this day.

[@Diggy22]

As a fellow Punisher fan and hip-hop fan from The Bronx, it warmed my heart hearing you refer to Frank Castle as “Big Pun”. For those who don’t know, the “Pun” in Big Pun was short for Punisher. He used to call himself Big Punisher, but shortened it to Big Pun to keep from being sued by Marvel. R.I.P. to Christopher “Big Pun” Rios, a BX legend.

I actually didn't know about the change of avoiding the lawsuit from Marvel, thought it was another case of Notorious BIG/Biggie Smalls. A little funny considering a small era of rappers took names/alter egos from comic book characters.

[@DovaDarko]

youre cultured

[@dorenjackson1166]

As a huge hiphop fan & casual comic fan, I appreciated it as well. S/o to “Magoo” & Timberland out of VA

[@MrQ12elve]

oh i did not know that hahahah

[@DamarFadlan25]

​@@dorenjackson1166the punisher on arcade still the best Punisher game.

[@icedcapplord710]

The 2004 game is so underrated. Its sore spot with me was mainly when they had to write the plot around tying it loosely to the film from that same time, but I really liked the weapin variety, especially the narrations by Castle for what each weapon did much like the Armory series of comics which is literally only focused on that. Lot's of cool fanservice like that

[@vandad13]

It’s kinda nuts to think about a whole ass marvel universe going on in the background of the 2004 movie

[@millmr20]

It’s basically dead to rights with a punisher skin

[@TheTruePacmanMG]

I loved that game. I listened to the assault rifle entry until I had it memorized as a kid cause I thought it was some hard shit lol. I still have it bouncing around my head 2 decades later.

[@robertdanker6193]

I really enjoyed it. Loved dual wielding guns and the interrogations were a nice touch.

[@chazmiranda]

@@vandad13 that Iron Man cameo too lol it’s so fun watching pre RDJ depictions of the character

[@kamenrangerzeo8251]

Loved The Punisher PS2 game. Tom Jane doing the VO as the titular character along with the mood set of the Welcome back Frank story from Garth Ennis is the best.

[@vandad13]

I actually think Jane’s performance was better in the game than in the movie oddly enough

[@Outrack]

@@vandad13 Jane was held back majorly in the film, look up Dirty Laundry on YT if you’d like to see the kind of Punisher he wanted to portray.

[@benvanasdale6273]

Did you just say tits?

[@YukaTakeuchiFan]

2:50 - Well, when you think about it, Punisher actually does plan out his attacks pretty carefully; it's the best way he's got to ensure that no civilians get caught in the crossfire and he doesn't damage anything that he doesn't actually want to.

[@Chimeratech_O.D.]

In the comics, his rules are to never kill the innocent, the police (dirty cops aside), and especially not children. One comic opens with him about to eat his gun after a trafficker tricks him into thinking he shot a girl in the crossfire.

[@YukaTakeuchiFan]

@@Chimeratech_O.D. Exactly. There's absolutely a method to what he does, it just doesn't necessarily look it.

[@Chimeratech_O.D.]

@@YukaTakeuchiFan "Something tells me you don't take breaks." - Red.

[@malcolmgreene8830]

Yet they still give him the title of mass murderer or psychopath as if he's just out here killing innocent😂😂😂😂 when you take down an entire cannibal cult, sex slave traffickers that specialize in trafficking minors, vast varieties of gangs that roam the US and World abroad, mobs and cartels that not only own the city they're operating out of but the law enforcement as well...and he's the crazy one😂😂😂🤦🏽‍♂️

[@ChimeraMK]

@@Chimeratech_O.D. Although in one guest appearance, the Punisher was willing to kill the Runaways, kids with superpowers who are related to supervillains but not villains themselves. Note that this part of the story was written by Joss Whedon who stated he hates the Punisher.

[@JW666]

There is actually an issue were Punisher fights The Reavers. Ironically The Reavers were trying to track the X-Men, but ended up finding Frank and Micro instead XD =) Jigsaw shows up when you're on the top of the elevator, he's dressed in green military colors, but he does blend in among the other enemies so he doesn't exactly stick out and it makes you forget about him.

[@Alex-qw6vh]

2004 Punisher was a game I played for months when it released. I absolutely loved it.

[@theorcosaurus]

Hey Matt, I wanted to say thank you for constantly putting out quality content and making my day a bit brighter.

[@magicalperson2800]

19:16 Jigsaw actually IS in this game, he's a miniboss that you face before Kingpin. The thing is, he's just a "soldier" enemy with slightly changes in the sprite and boss health. There's no intro for him (he just spawns like any normal thug) nor any unique defeat animation (just falls in the ground and dissappears).

[@bcb147]

Came here to say the same.

[@mohamednail1707]

The punisher deserves another game or at least a remake for the 2004 game.

[@joshsweet7512]

Worked a long god-damn shift, so a series about the best Marvel character whose superpower is being too angry to die is exactly what I needed. And the image of Matt romancing the Punisher has me cackling more than I should. Top work

[@GeovaneSanciniSR]

The Edge (also known as Edge Games) is known basically because of his founder's (Tim Langdell) trademark disputes over A LOT OF THINGS that includes the word "Edge", and the reason why Namco renamed Soul Edge, Soul Blade on the western Playstation release. You can find a list of disputes here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edge_Games#Trademark_disputes

[@MattMcMuscles]

Ohhh shit that was him? Damn

[@MerelyAFan]

Nothing puts into perspective at just how much of a patent troll Tim was and how loathed he became in the broader video game community quite like the fact that when went against EA in court for the Edge trademark (which Tim lost), people were notably cheering for the latter. When you make the EA the hero in a public PR battle, that's a telling sign of how much dick you are.

[@phoenixlich]

@@MattMcMuscles you missed a phone game appearance: he's in Marvel Strike Force and you get him very early on and he's a solid representation.

[@SemiLobster]

Fun Fact: The Female enemy ninja character (Mizuki/ミズキ) from the Punisher Capcom game has a small, weirdly devoted fanbase in Japan

[@joeyjoejoe1394]

She is also a comic character! She forced Frank to help her take down Scully’s ninja training camp for false advertising a link to her clan

[@chrismaystar3014]

It still feels so weird that The Punisher, the guy that started Capcom's relationship with Marvel, was never featured in the MvC series as a playable character.

[@ARCWuLF]

Pretty Boy (the awkward robot man) and Bonebreaker (as well as the other Reavers) fought Frank (who wore power armor to defeat them) in "The Punisher" issues 33 and 34 in the early 1990s.

[@YTmadeMeChangeMySensibleName]

“Oh SHIT! It’s the fuggin’ Punisher!” lives in my head rent free

[@radim279]

Does it live next door to "It's da friggin' Bat!"?

[@YTmadeMeChangeMySensibleName]

@@radim279 darn tootin’

[@davidjsaul]

The Punisher PS2 game was amazing with the uncensored patch added. I'd buy that remake in a heartbeat.

[@Sandovian]

The Capcom beat-‘em-up holds a special place in my heart, one of my favorites as a kid in arcades.

[@pumpkinking5397]

The Punisher game from PS2 will always be one of the coolest and most fun games I've ever played in my life

[@Outrack]

35:25 Avengers Alliance was surprisingly great, they had a massive roster of characters and weren’t at all greedy on microtransactions like so many other titles at the time. It played like old-school Final Fantasy games where you’d assemble a party and go through waves of enemies to level up your team and unlock more skills, and they frequently had events that coincided with MCU film releases with loads of other content between. It was unceremoniously and suddenly shut down around eight years ago, if I had to guess why it’s probably that browser games ran their course and there were mobile games they wanted to give more focus to.

[@ungenesis9]

I miss Alliance! Sadly one of those games that will never be brought back or ported in any form. Punisher was a great character in that game too, able to class change mid combat to exploit enemy weaknesses. I used him in PVP for a while.

[@Scorpio2074]

I played the fuck outta that game back in the day. IIRC, they shut it down in favour of a newer version in 3D. Which also was shut down a few months later.

[@Outrack]

@@Scorpio2074 I think the one you’re referring to is AA Tactics, that lasted a grand total of four months lol. I looked it up and it seems like Alliance was part of a sweep of shutdowns for “underperforming” games, Disney also canned their Infinity project around the same time.

[@Ken-mj4rg]

@@ungenesis9 Look up Marvel Avengers Alliiance Redux. There's a group trying to get the game back up and running.

[@Sipulih]

Gold in Kappa

[@martinrosendahl9134]

Bonebreaker has actually featured in at least 2 Punisher stories.. I clearly remember having the issues with both stories. He was a part of a group called "The Cyberpunks" which were hired by some mob boss to locate and eliminate Punisher. The Cyberpunks were a group of 4... Bonebreaker, some wierd cyborg dude with only his head still being human, a sniper and a heavy weapons guy..

[@captaincomic8678]

That weird cyborg dude would likely be Pretty Boy, another of the Reavers. Buncha duplicates of him are standard enemies in the Punisher arcade game as well.

[@XPlusWeapon]

I think this was during Acts of Vengeance , where every villain switched heroes to fight.

[@martinrosendahl9134]

@@captaincomic8678 exactly.. Pretty Boy was his name. And yes it was The Reavers... just in Denmark some translater named them The Cyberpunks :-)

[@radim279]

@@martinrosendahl9134 A much better name honestly, kudos to that translator Polish comics had all sorts of weird translations as well. The Hulk was called "THE HULKEN" and Juggernaut was "Master of the Walls"

[@martinrosendahl9134]

@@radim279 haha.. well, not knowing the real name Cyberpunks seemed legit to me.. they were cyborg punkers after all - except pretty boy with his greaser hair. But translations can go both ways. Master of the Walls might be a bit out there :-D

[@ingetout]

16:10 not anymore. LFG!!

[@ther0n1nnamed47]

The punisher absolutely has been one of my favorite Marvel Characters. When I was a kid and found out there was a punisher game in arcades I was like "how did I not know this?" It was awesome IMo

[@bbeboda]

Shame on marvel vs Capcom for not having Punisher in those games 😠

[@perkilatorxiii5179]

The Punisher arcade game literally has a moveset laid out for him.

[@markmagician2471]

Closest we got was Chris Redfield

[@cyberpunkholiday]

My sister and I played the Sega Punisher game every day for like years. It was easy to beat. I still love it! Also the NES and 2000’s game are pretty fun times too. Thanks for this. It brought back good memories of a time long gone.

[@SJReid82]

The Punisher arcade game is an absolute classic. The Street Fighter II announcer saying "Say your prayers!" at the start is the greatest. I probably pumped a hundred dollars worth of quarters into that machine.

[@damiencross7334]

There were so many great arcade games from that time. Some favorites alonh with the punisher arcade game were the simpsons arcade, spiderman arcade. Alien vs predator, x men, robocop and final fight. Loved those side scrolling beat them ups.

[@SpacePrincessNilah]

Matt being a Blackpink stan is always going to be one of my favorite bits of character development.

[@KrazieCastaway]

I was caught off guard with that lol. I usually just watch his wut happened videos so maybe I need to branch out

[@ShadeofDante]

Love the retrospective, but I especially love the use of Madworld's OST throughout. So GOOD.

[@gorvarhadgarson5227]

Hey Matt, I just finished your 10 hour marathon of Double Dragon and I just wanted to say thank you. Got the original trilogy and DD Neon because of your love for it. Cheers. Now...on to Pun-pun kill chan!

[@christianbuffum-robbins8904]

The abundance of Mad World backing tracks here is very appropriate, and very appreciated.

[@jetcitykitty]

Would be cool to see the hands that shaped the Hitman games try their craft at a Pun Pun Run.

[@TeruteruBozusama]

Knowing them, it'd probably be slightly silly as well..!

[@suzukiegi5699]

I'm picturing Punisher in place of the Agent when he throws that homing briefcase. Only instead of the breifcase just flying along it has some horrible fire bomb attached to it or something like that. Also the electrified water trap would fit the Punisher as well.

[@radrno7]

Honestly, you can just get some Punisher skin mod, which would be just Agent 47 with hair lol

[@miket2791]

You always give a fair and balanced take on games. The 2004 Punisher game is one of my favorites and your assessment is (admittedly) spot on! You're one of the few KZbinrs I watch somewhat consistently. Thanks for the entertainment!

[@FrankLeeYoung]

I’m devastated there was actually a planned sequel to the 2004 Punisher game. With Saints Row and Red Faction, Volition had a great track record for fun, open world games and Punisher would have been FIRE

[@eduardodubois4994]

The 2004 Punisher, Love the game. One of the marvels best. The interrogation system and how you unlock certain memories based on that.

[@phoenixlich]

I was so proud when i managed to beat the nes punisher game by LJN as a kid!

[@HrvojeGrahovac]

Dixon’s a wonderful Punisher writer next to Garth Ennis. The 1986 mini series is a great entry point

[@6sKi6z6]

To be fair, Punisher: Warzone is a perfect Punisher movie.

[@Arrowdodger]

I am so glad you worked in the "family family family family...." joke. I literally cannot see Punisher stuff without thinking of that joke due to you.

[@jdcabrera9646]

Another really good video. Wanted to share with ya'll too that for the Capcom arcade game, Yoko Shimomura (the composer of Kingdom Hearts and the Mario & Luigi games) also did some tracks for the game. You can really notice she worked on it on the first level, as the music does feel like it came from Kingdom Hearts.

[@MtnSmithy]

Endless respect for the Uncle Derek Nightshade clip. 8:45 Warms my heart.

[@andrewglidewell2699]

I unironically love the 2004 Punisher movie.

[@sharpsonmusic]

The torture scene with the ice pop was dope

[@ginke1996]

We are three

[@captainjurgh8142]

Basically The Punisher NES was inspired by Dynamite Duke for Arcade, and it's amazing how it suits so well with Frank and even appreciate his trigger happy attitude against crime

[@ChonkUm]

I had Punisher for PS2 but I lost it years ago. I never got rid of the case because I'm silly like that. Last month I found the game in an old PS2 slim that was packed away for years.i was so happy lol what a great game

[@zion1701]

Im happy the 93 game is getting released with the mvc collection

[@andrewcutler1380]

The 2004 game is one of those underrated gems from the first gen Xbox era

[@razielmxz]

There are iconic superhero catchphrases and then there's the Punisher with AYEEWOUH AYEEOWOUAH

[@joeyjoejoe1394]

The robots with human faces are based on a specific character who appeared in one of the comic arcs Capcom was sent to use for reference! That’s Pretty Boy, of the Reavers! The boss Bonebreaker is also on that team.

[@Dork2099]

I adored the DOS game. I was probably a bit young for it but whatever I turned out fine. Thank you for including it!

[@pithecusprime8645]

Gotta appreciate the sheer quality of these episodes. I miss when KZbin was this fun

[@anonluxor470]

I've still have the 2004 game it is a really fun game

[@gridlo]

They should do a version of the Thomas Jane movie where you move fake fire hydrants to earn the bad guys parking tickets.

[@Flizbap]

So I have to defend the inclusion of the reavers, early in his first series they wanted to toss him against just some low-level superpowered villains to see how he would fare and give an idea of the power scaling. So for three issues punisher runs away through every means at his disposal. It's a great little run, and gives a cool idea of just how overwhelmed punisher most often is.

[@MrFoundryguy]

I am eternally grateful for the coining of Pun-Pun Kill Chan those many years ago. It made watching season two of Daredevil incredibly fun as I could only refer to Frank by that moniker causing my friends to loose their mind every time he showed up.

[@cesarvalle9415]

last time I came this early, I had to sleep on the couch

[@thomasderosso5625]

Frank in Slaughter Mode, with his two knives: "I gotta tell ya, this is pretty terrific."

[@ricosuave6898]

Punisher goes up against the Reavers fairly early in his first unlimited run. I can't remember the two issue numbers but their out in one of my longboxes.

[@CaptainL95]

I appreciate the frequent usage of MadWorld music as backing.

[@mikethetowns]

Loved the shoutout to Beam/Krome. Super inspirational game developer.

[@AlejandroRamirez-rx1py]

Seeing Uncle Derek as HVGN and dropping an F-bomb is adorable

[@MrAllTalk]

I LOVE THE MADWORLD THEME IN THE BACKGROUND IN THE BEGINING OF THE VID

[@mekman4]

Revenge-Man was one of the first comics I ever purchased. Great Stuff, as always.

[@truefanforum3273]

The Reavers actually have a relationship with the Punisher. They fought him in a couple of issues of his comic back in the 90's. Long story short, Microchip accidently hacked into the Reavers computer system and they went after him and Frank. The fact they were included in the Capcom game is a nice touch.

[@Many_Sparrows]

Your 4:3 borders are always top notch Matt!

[@shahrouh]

With Spider-man and Wolverine being worked on, I'm wondering if Insomniac would consider The Punisher next, that would be golden.

[@czmisfitsfan]

The NES game with a Game Genie is the best thing after a shitty day. Invulnerability and unlimited ammo just makes it so therapeutic.

[@KageVII]

Good call having Thomas Jane do the 2005 game voice. Frickin' knocked it out of the park.

[@billionthb]

Every time i hear about the crazy prices of pun pun on the genesis, I'm amazed how much of an impact the show had on prices. I got my loose copy around 2013-14 for like, 4 bucks

[@ryuhoshu3303]

Jigsaw is in the game but as a regular baddie, you fight him just before Kingpin in the elevator shaft

[@RudyHarlanPhantomBoom]

I marked out for the Raven reference at 9:51. I’m sure Raven would approve.

[@bgm1975]

Hate to be that guy...but the first Punisher comic book I bought when I was a kid was Punisher fighting....the Reavers. Micro accidentally hacks into the Reavers' Australian base (after they "killed" the X-Men). This attracts the Reavers to New York to battle the Punisher. It's issue 33 & 34. So Bonebreaker in the game does make sense.

[@mavericklysander]

Marvel Avengers Alliance got shut down like 10 years ago and it was pretty fun! I got very into it, it was one of those "everyone is here" games like the mobile ones, but it wasn't as money grabby, which is why it got shut down in favor of the other ones. Frank wasn't exactly an intrinsic part, but he had a cool mechanic where he could change his class and abilities by switching guns.

[@TheGodOfWarhammer]

I was cleaning up my subscriptions and this video just kept you here Matt McMuscles

[@Kolbatsu]

Ahh the Punisher a beloved character whose games are fun for the whole family family.....family...

[@MrDrokkul]

Pimpin' ain't easy, but Mega-Pimpin' ain't unproblematic.

[@donjon-n7]

Congrats Matt I would love to see more videos like this one. Amazing ♥

[@MutantHeadcrab]

35:20 Avengers Alliance was pretty neat. It started off as a tie-in with the first Avengers film. I remember it being pretty fun, but the PVP was some pay-to-win bullshit. It also had some interesting story ideas later in it's life. The standout was it's own variation of the Fear Itself arc, but some entirely different characters becoming Chosen, such as Luke Cage and Johnny Blaze. It died around the time Marvel cracked down on X-Men and Fantastic Four crossovers, which sucked because the creators clearly had more story to tell AND we had just gotten a playable Adam Warlock!

[@MutantHeadcrab]

It was a turn-based 3v3 strategy game. Each character defaulted to a specific costume/class, but new costumes could be unlocked by grinding or buying in. Had that stupid energy per day BS, as was the style at the time, which I find worse than the aggressive monetization.

[@contrabandresearch8409]

Castle got a pretty good run of games. I heard that Volition was working on an open world Punisher game but then turned it into Saints Row.

[@vatzfu]

The fun part is that the cape physics, gunplay and the costumes resembling him are available ingame.

[@FantasyFootballAvengers]

"Raven-esque promo" nice touch

[@Skullbrothers3]

sadly avengers alliance shut down like a decade ago, but i remember having a lot of fun with that game. one of the few ACTUALLY good ones on facebook

[@snaccpacc651]

Funny you mention the edge, Larry Bundy Jr has a funny video about the founder Tim Langdell who basically tried to sue everyone who put edge in the name of their product. Well worth looking into for a laugh.

[@ProjectDevilEye]

I have to give you props for using Hugo's 3S theme, you always have magnificent taste in game tracks.

[@datdamadude]

The ps2 punisher game was so fun as a kid and even now it plays good. Me and my brother loved interrogating everyone we could❤

[@marcgodley3064]

I feel like SNK could’ve made a fire ass Punisher game if it played anything like Metal Slug

[@leogmg]

It's honestly surprising to me that they never made a Run & Gun side scroller during the 8/16 bit eras or another FPS during the modern era. One would believe those are the most obvious ideas for a game featuring the character. Great retrospective, Matt.

[@kapkant6197]

The Punisher is to Matt what Ryan Gosling in Driver is to quiet socially awkward guys on the internet. It's truly beautiful

[@LlorDrei]

The 1990 NES version of The Punisher had a truly innovative and immersive mechanic. Beyond the fully destructible background and ability to kill NPCs, the movements used physics. The heavier the weapon you had, the slower you moved, and vice versa. This made having a rocket launcher during the boss fights a bad idea, in most cases, especially when they were melee heavy fighters that you needed to dodge.

[@Pichustrikesback]

17:23 While many of the enemies may seem a bit out of place, many of them actually appeared in the books; like Scully, the 1930's gangsters are members of the Costa family, Pretty Boy and Bonebreaker are members of the Reavers, of course Bushwacker is a recurrent enemy of The Punisher along with Jigsaw, the Guardroid appears briefly in Doctor Doom's castle and even some of the minor thugs are inspired in minor characters from the comics I'm sure, like Red Lamp or Wow Cat resemble a nameless mugger that appears in the series "An Eye For An Eye". The team behind this game made an exceptional job researching the comics.

[@obnoxioustitle]

I absolutely love the MadWorld/Anarchy Reigns background instrumentals I can still hear the lyrics lmao

[@rodjohnson989]

Bonebreaker and the Reavers were actually in a issue of the Punisher around that time.

[@DannysHauntedJourney]

Punisher on PS2 is my first memory where I said, "I'm gonna play this game, and do my homework later." I was in about 4th grade, and I rented it from Blockbuster (with my parents accompanying me lol). Needless to say, it was the downfall of my bad homework habits, but I regret nothing. I got my Master's degree in game dev, and I make games today. That said.. uh... make sure you do your homework, kids.

[@ramiroezequielmoreno1774]

1:57 I knew nothing about this until this very moment and now I reaaaally would appreciate a Wha Happun on the direct to home video Punisher Movie

[@AMVH2012]

That arcade game is great. My favorite part is going out of bounds in the elevator in the Kingpin's building. It makes you invincible, lowers enemy health to 1, and you can hit them from anywhere on screen. It does make Kingpin a poor loser who jumps around trying to attack you during the ending but he can't touch you because collision is turned off because it's the game's ending.

[@isaiahbyrd696]

The Big Pun reference got u mad respect Big Matt

[@larvasupershow]

The one scene in this game, where you rise up out of the coffin at a funeral and shred everyone still sticks with me… also the piranhas, we need more piranhas in video games

[@NuclearDemoman]

35:44 Fun fact, James Arnold Taylor also voiced young Emmett Brown in the Telltale Back to the Future games.

[@shaneventuri4305]

The Amiga Frank was out there looking like Hank Hill

[@tygulgin508]

i appreciate the use of madworld music throughout the video

[@Gaminating]

I’d like to see a What Happened to Last Guardian.