The WEIRD Tintin game for PS3

[@Nick_C1997]

Just for clarity, Tintin is from Belgium, I don't know if the original books are set in Belgium or France, it's hard to say since French is the language spoken in Belgium. The English versions always changed the location to London, I'm guessing because Thomson and Thompson are the most British looking men in the history of media

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

The ancestor of captain Haddock was French and lived in Marlinspike (Moulinsart), it take place in France. Spielberg and Jackson (before making the movie), were badly received by the 2nd wife of Hergé (the creator of Tintin), and her current husband. Jackson wanted to break a chair after that.

[@leroderickstrong7700]

They are not called Thomson and Thompson in "vo" books

[@tibsky1396]

In French, they are called "Dupont et Dupond", as Snowy is called "Milou".

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

@@tibsky1396 Calculus is Tournesol ^^

[@fobedaman9161]

It's 100% set in Belgium, Tintin is a reporter for an old Belgian newspaper and lives in Brussels. It's honestly kinda shocking that they go as far as to change the locations for the translations, imagine harry Potter taking place in Belgium instead.

[@CIair_de_Iune]

I love how they had nothing bad to say about TinTin, so many childhood memories

[@73tez80]

Only memory I had of this game is it have me diarrhea every time I played it….

[@CIair_de_Iune]

@@73tez80 damn dude u should get that checked out :d

[@HarmlessGopher]

Nothing bad. Nothing bad at allll 0:07 seconds into the video 💀

[@DioBrando-qr6ye]

​​@@HarmlessGopherLOL, and what's funnier is that they can't see that Tin Tin himself is a racial stereotype too. I guess people is blind when it comes to their own race.

[@vinicius100470]

9:39 uuuuuhhh...

[@grenindraw6947]

Dude i LOVED this game, especially the ship sinking part, that always felt so fun to escape

[@73tez80]

The ship part was shiii dookey 🎉

[@JOJ0606]

This was The first proper videogame I ever played and I remember playing it alot with one of my friends during sleepovers many years ago. So nostalgic!!

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

The pirates fight with the music was just so great to me.

[@lockys_marter]

i speed run that game alot it was so damn fun

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

I never played this game I heard of it but it sure did look witty and nice to play lol.

[@Smokin-that-beef-pack]

Unironically one of my childhood games the stealth take downs are hilarious

[@unhingedric]

Ran out of content to watch after non-stop witching your videos since i just recently found your channel. You guys should be at least at 1M subscribers! This is pure comedy and quality editing. Keep up the awesome work guys 👍

[@JOJ0606]

This was the first proper videogame I ever played back in 2012 (I was 6) and I remember playing it alot with one of my friends during sleepovers many times and many years ago. The amount of nostalgia this game has for me is absolutely massive and I'm so happy that you played it. ❤️

[@Felix-Sited]

Your comment makes me feel very old indeed.

[@InvertID]

​@@Felix-Sitedlmao you and me brother

[@Felix-Sited]

@@InvertID lol, for context, I was born in 1977. Chuckie Egg and Jet Pac are my nostalgic games.

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

I started gaming in the early 2000's with the PS2. Sly 2 was my very first game.

[@DaRealKing303]

"2012, when I was 6 ..many years ago" 💀

[@striderjason9863]

This movie managed to get the motion capture right when the Polar Express did it so wrong. That’s just what six years will do. As for what game I would personally like to see from the both of you, one of the Paw Patrol games because of their new movie coming this Friday.

[@compassrose1466]

I think it’s more wild that this and Rango had really good motion capture…and then Disney years later can barely make a decent motion capture when they would have sadly outdone this movie with their stupid name alone. I’m really sad we never got a sequel, though there was one in the works I believe.

[@striderjason9863]

@@compassrose1466 Rango has mo-cap?

[@tomboyraider1015]

Polar Express is really not that bad. The motion capture isnt the best but I still like the animation style enough. Still love it.

[@MayaMachina-n8s]

4:29 "So maybe Tintin was originally in French" Me, in Hercule Poirot accent: I'm not French, I'm BELGIE!

[@malcerne7496]

That Tintin movie feels more like an Uncharted movie than the actual Uncharted movie! XD

[@MindPulp]

True! Hahaha

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

Uncharted movie.. i didn't watched it on purposes like the One Piece live-action. It's so off.. Spielberg and Jackson managed to make a movie of Tintin by actually reading the sources materials, and getting the characters right.

[@lupinthe3rdrobberyincorporated]

​@@QueSeraSeraaaaYou don't like the live action One Piece either?

[@KOOPAS1234]

@@QueSeraSeraaaaPirates of the Caribbean is basically the closest to a live action One Piece tbh

[@petermanfox2535]

I remember BEGGING my parents to get this game when I was little, I played it for hours on end, the minigame where you play as Haddock's ancestor always cracked me up because of the amount of made up swears per second you'd get if you just waved the Wii remote like crazy. (yes, this was on the Wii as well)

[@Mrs.Nesmith98]

Oh my goodness yes!! Shaking the Wii remote was hilarious!😂 I had the Wii and 3DS version of the game, and the swordfighting portion was the best

[@austinescamilla2037]

I’m late to the party but I had it on the Wii too and played it so much 😂 I thought it was a great game and looking back I can see how cringey and bizarre it really is😂

[@hectorh8504]

It says that Tintin was born in 1929 and Herge (the author) set him at 15 in the first book and then he only aged to about 19 by the last one! Titin could theoretically still be alive and kicking at the age of 94!!!!

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

That wouldn't be impossible, Robert Marchand lived past the 90 years old.

[@ramenchiquen1132]

No freaking way, this game was my childhood, even after all these years I still find myself going back to play it on my Wii, such a good game

[@marshbubble7586]

This is the game I’ve wanted you to play the most, happy you finally have

[@OliTheMonarchy]

I had this game on Wii, me and my sister went through and beat it together when I was a lot younger. So awesome to see you guys play it and think so highly of it, great game!

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

i loved the books back in the day. when the movie came out i was a bit scared that it would suck because of the reputation of adaptations. but i was pleasantly suprised. its a pretty fun movie

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

Love the show too.

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

​@@nehemiahpouncey3607the show was so great and purely enjoyable ^^

[@alexvannoort7144]

Okay so! Tintin is Belgian but because in Belgium we have a region where people speaks French and onther where we speak dutch. Tintin lives in Brussels where they speak both. That is why there is French and originaly Tintin came from the French region of our country.

[@eddie2563]

i remember as a kid i always found the bike chase scene in the desert hilarious because instead of using guns you used rock slingshots

[@mathinho1237]

So... Bully?

[@umarmortuza4608]

That's because the game is for kids😆

[@SodorWho]

Fun fact: the film tintin and the secret of the unicorn is based off the comic with the same name.

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

Three of them ^^

[@190mohammedyasin6]

@@QueSeraSeraaaa yep it was a mixture

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

@@190mohammedyasin6 i hope the sequel will be released, apparently, Calculus will be in it.

[@190mohammedyasin6]

@@QueSeraSeraaaa i have been hearing about the sequel for so many years till now it hasn't come out .

[@FriendlyBaphomet]

Tintin and Snowy are such weird names when you grow up in Germany where they're called Tim and Struppi 😂👌

[@LaDiDanielle]

I knowwww!! I kept thinking "Tim und Struppi" can't be right 💀

[@skald9]

@@LaDiDanielle In Belgium they have three different names; Kuifje & Bobbie in the Dutch version, Tintin & Milou in the French version, Tim & Struppi in the German version.

[@Notpoop906]

I grew up in England and Tintin is still a weird ass name 😂I'm actually very surprised that it's only for the English version and that he's not just called Tintin globally seeing as it doesn't even remotely resemble an English name. "Tim" would have made a lot more sense lmfao. It makes me wonder what the reason was for changing his name to Tintin because it can't have been to make it more familiar to an English speaking audience because it's not an English sounding name. We don't have any names that are just repeated like that.

[@selto8636]

@@Notpoop906 Tintin is the original name. Because Hergé, the author, was from the french part of belgium, the original comics were written in French. Tintin is his name in the original version. Milou is the name of the dog, Dupond et Dupont are the two cops, Tournesol is the scientist, etc etc.

[@Mockingjay1764]

I love this game. Even as an adult, I still play it for fun, even the mini games.

[@SnappyBros]

I remember playing the 3DS version of this game, didn’t have voices or animated cutscenes (expectable from most ports on the 3DS) but was kinda fun.

[@matthewavery2934]

“Do I even get hit by it (lightening)? Immediately gets struck by lightning

[@userdetails1]

Love it how Tintin murders and paralyses a team of butlers all because his model ship got stolen.

[@Sinhsseax]

There was a mobile tie in game, which I really liked back in the day. It was one of the most high quality titles for that generation of mobile and I remember you could play really good sword combat against Red Rackham.

[@billbill6094]

Spielberg's TinTin was such a better Uncharted adventure than the actual Uncharted movie, the guy who played TinTin even looks like the blueprint for Tom Holland's face.

[@P-P-Panda]

I keep coming back to this video. It was my first one from yall and it instantly hooked me. Probably my fav KZbinrs now 😭

[@ToonGal12]

I have memories of watching the TinTin cartoon on Nickelodeon way back in the day. Now I own the entire series on DVD and each episode pretty much does a 1 to 1 adaption of the comics. And the movie was awesome! Glad the boys here are both fans and that the game is actually good. And now, a quick fun fact: Snowy's original French name was Milou-an abbreviation of Marie-Louise-and was borrowed from the nickname of Hergé's (TinTin's creator) first girlfriend, Marie-Louise Van Cutsem. The translators thought that a French product wouldn't sell well in an English market. In order to make it seem less French, they decided to Anglicise the names quite a bit. Futhermore, "Snowy" was chosen not just because the dog is white, but also, it takes up roughly the same amount of space in a speech bubble as "Milou".

[@lordbrickmasterproductions3723]

I grew up with the movie and loved it and as an adult now I appreciate it the art style and animation never knew there was a game tho

[@lordwilfried117]

In Belgium there is a French and Dutch speaking part and the creator Hergé is from the French part

[@JMTM]

Just discovered your channel! I absolutely loved this game! Very well crafted. Love the mix of different camera angles - while the majority of the game is a side-scroller platformer pretty much, also loved the amazing transitions in 3rd person gameplay style. It's certainly fun, the combat, the environmental puzzles, the levels! The story was compelling, just as in the original movie too!

[@Akahigep]

Fun fact, in Japan every comic are manga. As well as every animation is anime. Is western countries who only relates manga word with Japanese manga

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

Man I liked the classical TimTim books in school when I was a kid in the 90's and early 00s I heard of this game once at GameStop or Walmart lol.

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

I had the Tintin in Tibet SNES games years later, it was difficult as hell.. 😂 But loyal to the franchise graphically.

[@theflickchick9850]

This is so spooky because today...I came across a photo in my textbook of what a forensic scientist believed Jesus Christ actually looked like and he looked like freaking Captain Haddock and I was cackling about it for like ten minutes. Anyways, I love TinTin, love the 2011 movie, and have been wanting to see someone play this game for a while so thank you.

[@Mrs.Nesmith98]

I am so pleased more people are discovering Tintin❤ i bought this game years ago, and to this day it's still very enjoyable! Too bad you can't do a part two with the swordfighting portion.. Your jokes were hilarious!! And the whole thing with Allan having a picture in his wallet was too darn funny😂 Thank you so much for covering this game! Maybe you could play the new Tintin game when it comes out too! There's also " Tintin Destination Adventure" for the PS1 which is pretty neat

[@michealhill7275]

That creamed corn joke had me in tears! Completely unexpected! You two earned my sub!

[@imjustaguyintheworld]

just found your channel and devouring all the content, you're awesome!

[@willitbend7262]

Don’t know if you’ll read this, but thank you for playing it. It’s one of my favourite games that I played growing up. That soundtrack is beautiful as well. Christoph Herale (he did the rayman origins soundtrack) composed every beautiful song in this game! So many memories

[@charlottestone6011]

I'm literally crying laughing at the jokes in this one, guys. You're absolutely hilarious. Keep it up!!!!!

[@loodgack]

Tintin is from Brussels :D and he was originally 14 during this comic (manga, sorry) technically, there's sadly just 23 books. the last one, the Alph-art was never finished, because Hergé died. I myself made an entire Tintin comic, it took me a year. the style is quite hard to imitate well. THIS game never ran on my pc. I do have it, still, but on the old one, it couldn't run, and the new one is too new for it :DDDDDD the movie was VERY good. once you get used to how the characters look, you'll love it. I highly recommend it. as for the Steam category...there was a time, when a horror game I follow was h_ntai, so nothing surprises me anymore. the community can modify those!

[@logger22]

Tintin was one of those movies that was made for children and mature audiences alike. Kinda like Rango

[@MorbiusTheMenace]

TinTin is Belgian yeah. Absolute gem and beloved here

[@BernicePanders]

I'm surprised you guys didn't give us your reaction to the first hour or 2 of GOLLUM, I'd love to see you tackle that if you're doing PS5!

[@MindPulp]

We will get to that one some day

[@izzyano9549]

I love your videos guys . I look forward to watching them all the time . Thanks for the funny content. 🙏

[@yavuzmarifet4528]

its a great game for me , used to play with my brother that went to military school at the time, he was rarely at home so i spend my time with him playing coop games and thats why i love it so much. now we're adults rarely see each other, it reminds me the times when everything was simpler

[@Glowenster]

Tintin is indeed from Belgium but he speaks French becous here in belgium we have 3 languages Dutch, French and German Plus the original Tintin comic is French-Belgian

[@XyNoST]

It's weird to see Tintin calling is dog Snowy when all my life it was Milou for me !

[@harveyanimations8974]

I love these books so much. Ive read all of them. Every one. From land of the soviets to alph art

[@jessejohns756]

The "Oh nnn" on the blackface in the intro is too good.

[@nicks4802]

One of those elusive 3D ps3 games…. Few have actually played PS3 in 3D, but I HAVE. Back in 2013, my mom bought a new tv for the livingroom, and it happened to have 3D capabilities. So i got to play black ops 2, and Mortal Kombat 9 in 3D, which actually looked quite good.

[@bloodrunsclear]

Bad Guy: Where did you come from? TinTin: (before punching him out) Brussels originally! -TinTin Animated Adventures (That’s how I know TinTin is from Brussels)

[@renanolive8549]

I'm a big Tintin fan because of the Spielberg movie, then the 90's animated series and comics, one of my favorite from childhood. There's a Tintin game for PS1 too, you should play some day. 😁 Greetings from Brazil. 🇧🇷

[@supmattboy]

Tintin Prisoners of The Sun on GBC is great too. Made by a Spanish dev team 🇪🇸

[@KisenFranSoder]

This game is very underrated. One of the best games from my childhood. Hope the new game will be good!

[@matthewavery2934]

When did Tin Tin learn how to fight, he was throwing freaking haymakers for goodness sake

[@Wonkanator2]

I'm so scared. I've never heard of tintin before and I don't know how. I feel like I'm in another multiverse right now wtf

[@TuxTxFpv]

So odd that I love listening/watching mindpulp videos while I exercise, then fail my set during every "purple" moment😂

[@juwelie]

its so weird that his name is Tintin, in Germany he's called Tim and his doggy is called Struppi

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

Tintin may be short for Corentin and Martin, Tintin, but nobody know his real name..😂 "Oh him? Everyone know him, it's Tintin".

[@cedster360]

OMG! This is my favourite game ever! If they ever remade it I'd be so thrilled, even a different Tintin story with these controls, ui and voices would make me happy! I Kinda want to make a video on it myself! Either way loved the video! Made me laugh a bunch! Thanks for the laughs!

[@dreamworldtony]

I remember reading “Tintin visite le Congo” when I was a lil guy here in Canada, wild book in retrospect

[@MARSHALL_SLAYER]

12:19 I thought Tintin had that dawg in him to hit a belly to back suplex 💀

[@thefunnygoat6325]

Loved the comics. In Germany they called it "Tim und Struppi". Struppi was the white dog.

[@sxrillabeatz9358]

Shouts out to yall for keeping my childhood nostalgia alive alot of the games you played were games i played all though out my childhood

[@luanfonseca5179]

WTF ARE THOSE ATTACKS? Tintin's sneak takedowns makes him a character for splinter cell or Modern COD

[@torokami1109]

Non-Europeans finding out they speak French in Belgium:

[@alejorag]

Am I in a goofy silly mood or is this one of the funniest videos the boys have ever done? I was even replaying most of the jokes lol

[@WickedPhase]

This vid is top tier, I was laughing the whole time

[@SpergusonAutismo]

i think there's something wrong with your copy of Yakuza

[@MindPulp]

We think so too..

[@markeyiszra]

And (i'm not kidding) there's some similarity between Tintin and Berserk: Eclipse and Sacrifices. And you can guess which one have a good ending.

[@munchinmomo]

fun fact my aunt Kim Stengel sang for some of the parts in the 2011 Tintin movie

[@beebeelicious]

Castafiori?❤

[@frankly_earnest]

My headcanon now is that Tintin saved Allan's picture to remember that good ol' sniff 👃 Thanks as always, MindPulp!

[@Nightxx9199]

It's funny saying "It doesn't change anything" when that's the counter that can also be used towards anyone who complains about it. You can't change the past. Just gotta make a better future.

[@aubreemccray7063]

Thank you so much for reviewing this game! Loved it like always!

[@MindPulp]

We’re not reviewers! This isn’t a review! But thank you :)

[@fumycase]

I actually own this for the wii although I don’t remember any of the side scrolling sections i think they were replaced with finding clues around areas although there was a extremely enjoyable sword fighting mini game

[@chrismeloy5560]

13:02 is my favorite part cause flashlights are one of my favorite things in life

[@TheOodoneOut44]

Love to see you guys play any of the Bionicle games.

[@tonybippitykaye]

I remember going into Sam’s Club a lot when I was younger (basically a wholesale store with a variety of things you could buy) and they’d usually be advertising their 4K TV’s with Tin Tin playing. Ngl, at that resolution the animation is so crisp that it actually looks very close to being real and not in the uncanny valley creepy way.

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

7:34 Huh, I thought his name WAS Ratatouille!

[@shahrouh]

I love Tintin. Looking forward to the new Cigars of the Pharoah game coming out. The series is just timeless and was my childhood growing up.

[@zoomrrmcgee]

This game is genuinely so good

[@raileychu]

Another new viewer here, I'd love to see Tintin on PS5!

[@MindPulp]

We will be!

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

Sorry for saying that, but one can keep dreaming.. The Moulinsart society doesn't allow anything unless they approved it. Tintin is dead at this point..

[@chelseaadams5454]

If I may make a suggestion/recommendation, I would love to see you guys play Magic Pengel (if you haven't already). It was this really weird Pokemon clone on the PS2 where the main gimmick was that you could draw your own monsters. I never got very far in the game when I was younger, but I thought it had a very creative concept and the badly-translated signs were hilarious (Nothing like going to the market to buy some "Flesh").

[@Nicolas-we1ji]

One little note, the developers of the new Tintin Game wrote in the comments of their trailer not to play the game at launch. It's full of bugs, and so they will update the game over multiple weeks

[@Faunfire]

they did not update the game, it's been multiple weeks. It's still unplayable.

[@eye-saacthegalaxyeye4566]

You fellas ever heard of the Megamind videogame?

[@Cornhollo26]

There’s actually two versions of the Megamind Video game, one for PlayStation and Xbox and a beat’em up for the Wii.

[@Jonastychannel]

Everytime I see an upload of you guys it puts a smile on my face !

[@Natasha6090]

Love Tintin as a kid read all the comics saw the series and the film but never played the game.

[@sayonarakid]

Tintin good stuff is the animated series. I watched it so much when I was a kid in Brazil. Love it. And its so well made and has a crazy good music score. So if anyone has any curiosity about Tintin go for the animated series instead the comic or the movie.

[@sayonarakid]

Timothy and Captain Cod Fish Adventures

[@miguelmunoz9532]

I would love to see Mind Pulp play Spawn on the PS2. Great video 👌

[@VexenDmitri]

One of the few videos where Mind Pulp is being so nice to a game 😂

[@WinterNix]

I grew up watching the animated tv show of tintin and it was great

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

0:54 Come on, "The secret of the POOnicorn" was right there!😂

[@e_burk1999]

Would you fine gentleman consider playing “Cookie & Cream”? I can offer a fine specimen who would specializes in a space dock fondue if this video comes to life. Thank you for your service.

[@prodotal21]

This game is childhood, and books are adulthood for me, I love it

[@lenzo4412]

Definitely one of my favourite games as a kid, I loved playing this game!! Completed it all

[@Nicolas-we1ji]

Ah, I love this game. One of the first games that glued me to the screen. I still play it on my Wii every once in a while.

[@sylnz97]

wish they made a sequel to that film, those old tintin cartoons were my childhood and I enjoyed that film alot

[@МихаилА-ч2е]

I remember how i when was a child played in this game. Good memoris.

[@StandardUserFromEarth]

Damn I remember this was one of those games that I played a lot of the kid, but never had too much of an attachment to for whatever reason. Although it is extremely notable for me for being the last and only time I ever badly raged at a game, dying while nearly defeating one of those weird head bosses, and I cracked the hell out of the TV screen by throwing the 360 controller at it. Felt so bad right after. Even in my younger days I never had rage issues with games, but for some reason this was the game that sent me over. And this is like the only Tintin thing I've ever seen.

[@zpbstudios9551]

Mind Pulp, if you ever consider playing Spider-Man 1, here's some jokes you can include: "Ooh, he's wearing a ski mask!" (Upon seeing Spidey's wrestling costume) "Look, it's Stone Cold Steve Austin!" (When confronting one of the bald jacket wearing thugs) "Oh my god, Max! That's brutal, dude!" (Using the web pull to throw an enemy to his death) "Ooh, we're now playing Metal Gear Spidey!" (Trying stealth in the warehouse) "That guy killed himself for nothing!" (Avoiding the thug in the steam roller) "Man, I love these exaggerated death noises." (Upon defeating a few enemies) "Watch out, Max! He's got a (honk)-ing shotgun!" (Gets shot by Uncle Ben's killer) If you could include these jokes when you two play Spidey 1, I'm sure it'll be one of your funniest gameplay videos!

[@BusterDuDummy]

I absolutely loved playing this as a child. I’ll have to replay and beat it for the hundredth time

[@some-replies]

I literally had no idea what Tin Tin was.

[@Notpoop906]

For me Tintin was one of those things that was tarnished permanently by having to read the books at school. Everything about it just gives me the ick lmfao

[@Zyntherion2202]

I absolutely adore this game. It's just such a good experience from beginning to end. And since the story is based on the excellent animated movie, it's great too. But the icing on the cake has got to be the sword minigame where you become Sir Francis Haddock and fight through dozens of hijacking pirates on the deck of his ship. It's even playable with the PlayStation Move controller which lets you to actually swing the sword. Very cool and VERY fun.