This Wallace & Gromit Game Is Better Than You Think!

[@minicle426]

We need Lego Wallace and Gromit.

[@RETRObutionofficial]

I can't believe I've never thought of that. Great idea

[@joshslater2426]

There was a Lego ideas set that I think got to 10,000 supporters, but it sadly didn’t get made.

[@joshslater2426]

Wallace and Gromit is definitely a British thing, and most people I know think it’s great, myself included. It’s amazing that Project Zoo perfectly replicates the charm and style of the films, and I’m fairly sure that it can still fit within the cinematic universe even if Feathers has now enacted a new revenge plot.

[@RETRObutionofficial]

We need a remake of this game lol

[@alexcahill8926]

Must have missed you in the Light House cinema! Great new movie, and great idea to return to the nostalgic Wallace & Gromit games 🧀

[@RETRObutionofficial]

I went to the first showing on the opening day so you might've been in the cinema with a big time famous KZbinr (this is sarcasm btw)

[@matthewbolitho-jones]

I like Wallace & Gromit in Project Zoo

[@JackieKog]

My kids were shown Wallace and Gromit at school. I remember seeing Wrong Trousers as an example of excellence during higher education. They had an old used copy of this game and it would never load the required for progression areas for the ice polar level.

[@RETRObutionofficial]

There was nothing worse than a scratched disc. The game kinda does get a bit annoying after the ice level so they didn't miss out on much lol. Thanks for watching :)

[@JackieKog]

@@RETRObutionofficial They would play the Wererabbit game more anyway, that game was excellent. Thanks for continuing to make great content!

[@RETRObutionofficial]

Thank you :)

[@solunaqua3475]

This game was my childhood 🥹

[@RETRObutionofficial]

Have you played it since?

[@Capydapy]

You know. This makes me wonder if Feathers is an Adélie penguin and he's looking for a shiny crystal rock for a wife.🤔

[@RETRObutionofficial]

Deep down he's just miss understood lol

[@PallysCafe]

Ooo just started this one~

[@RETRObutionofficial]

What do you think of it?

[@PallysCafe]

@RETRObutionofficial it's fun only just got in and want to stream more just Beat the first boss and the movement is very good

[@boxofjoe]

I think the only Aardman movie that made some success in Brazil was Chicken Run. I ended up becoming a fan of their work after that but it wasn't for everyone's taste there for sure.

[@RETRObutionofficial]

Yeah there were so many jokes in the new one that I think would fly over the head of non Irish and English people. Thanks for watching :)

[@oldben8261]

American millennial here. Most people in my age group probably know of Aardman for Chicken Run or Flushed Away over Wallace and Gromit, but a decent chunk of us somehow were introduced to the original shorts on VHS before the Were-rabbit movie came out in the 2000s. I never really thought of W& G as a "UK" thing growing up. I think when you're very young, the accents and the way characters carry themselves is foreign enough that it's humorous in that way. Felt the same way watching re-runs of "Keeping up Appearances" and "Still Game". Also! I really liked this game when it first came out! Definitely was slept on because, as I said, Wallace and Gromit wasn't as big in American youth's eyes as Mickey Mouse or whatever. But it's a solid platformer with fun mechanics and good game feel! Might be a dumb question, but Is Wallace and Gromit hugely popular in the UK? Like Mickey Mouse level popularity?

[@RETRObutionofficial]

I'm from Ireland so I can't talk about the UK but W&G are definitely big here, id say bigger with people who grew up in the 80s and 90s but they're nowhere near as big as Mickey Mouse. I think there are loads of jokes that would fly over most American's heads because they're referencing things that are big in the UK