The Ren & Stimpy Show: Time Warp SNES 2 player 60fps

[@StickySauce101]

"I told you I'd play the game but you didn't believe me, why didn't you believe me!?"

[@LornaEGL]

I like everything about this game except the actual gameplay!

[@Cronellishways]

Loved this game as a kid. Definitely loved the show.

[@luckey24]

XD I can't stop laughing at Stimpy just WHARFFFING lol

[@deionpehowdy]

Ren and Stimpy had a Video Game? Wow. I've just got caught in some episodes and This is just surprising.

[@arronmunroe]

There are at least 7 Ren and Stimpy games. I've only played this one, and the one on the Sega Genesis.

[@Diirtyhippy]

Man I remember playing with this with my buddy as a kid. We used to actually Panic when we failed at the time warp part, and my mom would come in wondering wtf we were doing.

[@masterdrewt6698]

Ik the scream sound effects can be constant…but good grief their still funny And Stimpy’s hairball spiting sound too

[@DonnieDoodles]

Bro I got this game when I was like 10 and could never figure out what allows you to get the time machine. Every time I beat The Dog Catcher boss, the game would end preemptively and I'd get a game over.

[@arronmunroe]

I had read that you need to collect around 65 tickets in the first stage, even though the game tells you that you only need 47.

[@DonnieDoodles]

@@arronmunroe Bruuuuuuuuuuuh. I don't remember the game telling me anything. I assume it's a manual thing, which my copy didn't come with. I assume getting the good ending involves beating Muddy Mudskipper in all the episodes after the first, but it probably does nothing, does it?

[@arronmunroe]

@@DonnieDoodles I haven't seen the instruction manual, but I had wanted to, because I didn't get everything about the game. I really don't know what attacking Muddy Mudskipper does, but getting him down to 0% in the last stage didn't appear to do anything. As far as I know, it's simply how much money you have at the end of the game that determines the ending. As for the ticket thing, the game actually does tell you. At 1:01, it says how many are needed. It also says how many you need when you get to the end of the stage if you don't have enough, although as I mentioned, the game gives an incorrect number on how many are needed.

[@DonnieDoodles]

@@arronmunroe The game does tell you 47 million, but of course, there's no reasonable way to get that amount, so I would play the game and only got the time machine once or twice.

[@lorlorBFRTperson]

@@arronmunroe Attacking Muddy Mudskipper actually was supposed to increase the amount of money worth killing enemies. At the start of a stage you would first have slug coins for attacking enemies. If you get Muddy Mudskipper to 80% then you'll start to get actual money. It increases the lower Muddys percent is.

[@Kim-py3iv]

Ren: YOU FILTHY SWINE! Lol 😂

[@FerreroMan]

Specially the mode 7 stuff was fucking criminal

[@brendawood1366]

WHAT?! DON’T SAY F WORD, YOU STUPID BAD WORD PEOPLE!

[@W4lmartbag]

Man the only good thing about this game is the soundtrack

[@Ralle-kv8rm]

Lmao the damage screams are the best

[@FerreroMan]

this game was pure suffering

[@brendawood1366]

Shut Up You Stupid Bad Word People

[@bligamerplayer3299]

Worst game that I avoided even from Emulator same with “Rocko’s Modern Life: Spunky’s Dangerous Day” also and the only Nickelodeon Based Video Game I liked the most was “Aaahh!!! Real Monsters” on Sega Genesis and SNES, except on The Sega Genesis Version you don’t lose health when you drop down more further that hurts you though.

[@totinobendy]

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[@popoff21]

I like this better than veediots

[@PrideEepy64]

19:05-19:20 The fluck kinda wizardry was that XD

[@ssg-eggunner]

At first it looked normal Seems to be your average mode 0 But the fact it became that fast is crazy