Vin Diesel's Wheelman review | minimme

[@KIager]

Pretty obvious that Vin Diesel recorded his lines at home or from his trailer on a set. The other actors are in a spacious booth, while Vin is talking straight into your brain.

[@handsomebrick]

Like in The Cell?

[@mvmusic8467]

He literally sounds exactly like he does in the Riddick games.

[@DaenaMichelle]

Yeah, it always happens to me when he speaks, in the movies, in the Riddick games... His voice enthralls me

[@michaelmiller4105]

Otherwise known as his normal acting voice

[@Segafishy]

Maybe he did a Sean Connery and recorded his lines on the Toilet

[@fapuloes]

Vin Diesel starring in a game called "Wheelman" is kinda like if Daniel Craig was starring in a game called "Secret Agent Guy"

[@handsomebrick]

A wheelman is like a getaway driver.

[@timsickler5125]

@@handsomebrick I think that is his exact point

[@benruether8294]

Mobile game makers "You're on to something, tell us more"

[@srdjanstevanovic4245]

Thank you for this honest laugh you made for me 😆

[@MDigitalProductions]

Lol I would totally play secret agent guy 😂

[@5persondude]

As janky as these celebrity-made games are, there’s something oddly fascinating about celebrities making genuine efforts to expand into different mediums. Idk, like I’d assume it would take someone who would really want to embark on this sort of venture to make that kind of commitment and investment into their own game and studio And for the record, I’m talking about proper games like 50 Cent, Wheelman, etc, not low-effort mobile games like Kim Kardashian’s mobile abomination

[@adePRS]

i remember having fun with 50cent: Bulletproof

[@handsomebrick]

"Kim Kardashian's Mobile Abomination" also sounds like a Burnout/GTA knockoff.

[@daveface69]

Vin Diesel seems to genuinely enjoy videogames though, he was quite involved in the Riddick games IIRC. I think the 50 Cent ones were a bit more of a cash-in kinda thing.

[@squabbbb]

@@daveface69 vin diesel is weirdly a massive fuckin nerd. He likes D&D ( I think that's common knowledge but I could be wrong), pretty sure he specifically wanted to do Riddick too. I have absolutely no source on this and I could be very wrong but i hope I'm right lol

[@HappyMan0203]

It's one of those cases too where you can tell Diesel genuinely wanted to make something fun as well. There's clearly a lot of heart put into Wheelman.

[@Kaceydotme]

I rented this from GameFly as a kid and never returned it. Don't have it anymore but man, this is even jankier than I remember.

[@MidnightClubStillCancelledSoz]

Indeed, btw hi, Kacey!

[@justyumi4410]

How much do you owe them?

[@nikobellic3830]

Yumi Memequeen More than the stimulus check

[@isgodreal1337]

Is this thing even worth it today? I mean, Xbox Game Pass is a thing,for one example

[@TheFloodFourm]

This game is the definition of a Game Fly game.

[@jasertio]

I remember playing this game and the TV rumbling and ressonating with the bassy voice.

[@MXOY99]

Careful, you'll open a void!

[@MXOY99]

@spindletea Hahahahaha! I not long beat Black Mesa actually, really enjoyed it. (Much more enjoyable and interesting over the original Half Life too.)

[@charlieni645]

My phone's vibrating when he talks in this video.

[@teratoma.]

LMAO that fucking emoji check yikes

[@peppermillers8361]

@@MXOY99 weird, I prefer the original in a lot of aspects outside of maybe visuals and NPCs.

[@bagelfan6]

Vin Diesel's Stealy Wheely Automobiley

[@handsomebrick]

Vin Diesel's High Bass Car Chase

[@isgodreal1337]

Vin's Diesel Wheels Man

[@ianturnbow7011]

Gary Pay This made me laugh hard. A proper, hardy laugh. Thanks, Gary.

[@arthurstaufackar8561]

Vin Diesel's Grand high prices Taking something that doesn't belong to you Auto-whillie-mobile.

[@PYCCKNN86]

🤣🤣

[@Larry]

Poor Midway tried to bank on tying actors with games before with The Rock and Spy Hunter, which also completely died on its ass, No idea why they thought it would be a success a second time. (maybe they saw how well Vinny did with Butcher Bay and Riddick) Should have just made a movie based on The Suffering or Psi-Ops.

[@oh-not-the-bees7872]

Psi ops is so ripe for a mind screw of a movie

[@willyjf6193]

Even as a child i could tell these gsmes were bad and i would never rent. Basically any game based ona movie, with an actor, or paid for by a company like (racing games) All suck ass and feel like shovelware.

[@MrStubbs1995]

MTV Films and Midway were working on a movie adaptation of The Suffering back in 2005 with Stan Winston involved but since then, there have been no updates.

[@kairider1770]

The reason they got The Rock for Spy Hunter was because they wanted that to be a tie in game for a Spy Hunter movie, which would have starred The Rock. But the movie went through development hell and ultimately got shelved.

[@ChaseMC215]

At least it's better than Fast & Furious Crossroads.

[@bigmacgoofy7510]

I remember begging my parents to get me this game on PS3. I finally got it and thought it was of the most graphically impressive games ever created. I beat this game so many times. I gave it to a friend and never got it back. Still one of my favorite guilty pleasures

[@RadiationHazardYT]

Logic out the window? Its a Vin Diesel game, there was no logic to begin with...

[@handsomebrick]

I looked out the window to see where they threw the logic, but there was just a banana and some string.

[@biggdaddi9789]

Escape from butcher bay would disagree

[@ryujijitei]

@Stellvia Hoenheim Describing him like that makes me think of Patrick Seitz, he has a manly as hell voice but looks like a complete dork.

[@smithsfan425]

There’s only...family

[@KingTheGermanShepherd]

FF9

[@AveragePixel]

Vin Diesel as Vin Diesel in Vin Diesel the Vin Diesel game

[@ChaseMC215]

So basically, Riddick

[@gustielteso]

It sounds great I wonder if by any chance Vin Diesel has to do something with this game

[@alexpiedras8332]

So...I'm from Barcelona, and I literally picked up this game a couple days ago after looking for it for sometime. I'm having so much fun with how bad everything related to Barcelona is. Except for landmarks, there is nothing that looks like the real city! It feels like they made a random map and just added some of Barcelona's landmarks and called it a day. And the dialogue is soo messed up. I've found some drivers that shouted things about their office or about having a "catalan pope" while I pushed them out of their cars. This game is just hilarious to me.

[@taquito-sama4346]

Buah, pero es que ni tan sols els llocs d'interes s'assemblen, es com si ni s'haguessin mirat la ciutat hahahahaha

[@At0mS8]

I'm from Spain and I vaguely remember this game's release. There was a bit of controversy at the time because the game depicted violence in Barcelona and, of course, videogames bad. I found an interview in Catalan in which the developers argued that "you were the good guy" and, from what you've shown, it seems like they tried with things like not being able to shoot cops, but there's no much you can do when you're developing a GTA clone. The game released and it had billboards and all but I don't think it was a huge sucess here. It is also interesting that the NPCs had their obligatory random lines which were common at the time and they did have a mix of Spanish and Catalan, which would be a nice touch if they weren't so stereotipical and if some of them didn't have a Mexican accent. I guess it's not as bad as Mission Impossible II or Knight and Day (Tom Cruise always mixes things up in his movies) but it doesn't make much sense. Overall, at least they tried, but they made most of the same mistakes that Hollywood tends to make when setting the action in Spain.

[@andodide]

Being from Brazil, I feel you on the thing that games always have bad NPC dialogue whenever it's set in a non-English speaking country.Max Payne 3 did a good job but some of those accents are hideous lol

[@herbion6117]

@@andodide Both of you have nothing on "russians" in video games and movies. I think there are maybe 2.5 games where they actually bothered to cast russian speaking voice actors instead of bulgarians (if you are lucky), the movies situation got better in the last few years but still far from good.

[@isgodreal1337]

The Cruise Multiverse - where all characters are the same guy, and are [ *and* are played by] Tom Cruise

[@DEMENTO01]

I'm from Spain too, I've never heard about this game tho, thanks for the info tbh

[@nickycallicutt9743]

Merica yo

[@Fattydeposit]

Your dedication to forgotten shovelware is astounding

[@amac203]

I think of shovelware as the mountains of shit on the mobile app stores or clogging up the switch eShop. Zero-budget, worthless crap with no redeeming fun value or effort put into it. Wheelman is clearly a class above that as a middle-market game, the likes of which has become a dying breed. Janky as it may be there was obvious effort put into this, and a real intent to make something fun is clear. The "mid-tier" budget affords more out-there mechanics compared to big budget games which tend to play it safe.

[@StarlightLancer01]

@@amac203 Well fucking said.

[@khav11]

this isnt shovelware

[@Ghost_Of_SAS]

When I saw "includes paid promotion" I thought Vin Diesel had paid you to promote Wheelman. 11 years after the fact.

[@southpaw117]

Should we be so lucky.

[@HiddenGhul]

“I fix things” *not even a few seconds later* “I just drive”

[@9ALiTY]

KZbin is is the Free Skillshare.

[@onometre]

not even a joke. KZbin, for all its flaws, has to be one of the largest information repositories in the history of the world

[@DanielTheFreak]

It's free real estate

[@isgodreal1337]

Ouch!

[@Larry]

Skillshare is the website everyone is talking about, with a fascinating lore and graphics to rival next gen consoles!

[@nevandempsey9557]

Larry Bundy Jr lol your really hiding in the comments here

[@sokoTV2]

Now I see why Vin Diesel was so resolute in proving he was a gamer when he was drunk onstage at the last Game Awards.

[@isaacster5027]

💀💀

[@donotatme]

Walking around in this game looks a bit like those GTA clones that start up with a Unity logo

[@isaacster5027]

💀

[@LyRaLex]

Right now, Barcelona actually really looks this empty.

[@PreviewAvailable]

oof

[@michaelskoomamacher5652]

@@PreviewAvailable *coof

[@TheTrueMerrio]

Quarantine Bois, rise up and stay home.

[@Maxie962]

i suspect this game was built "back-to-front": they started with how the game would end and then just kept walking backwards from that. Its the prequel problem all in a single game.

[@Hinokassaudifan1]

Yes, continue the great work on those photoshops.

[@iDaShOun]

What's so funny about Wheelman it's that Fast and furious literally became as dumb as this game now. Wheelman was fast and furious 6 before it came out

[@sergiomartins98]

You mean 4

[@DickChimney]

You're really gonna try to act like all the movies aren't dumb?

[@benjamincharlin6770]

The first was out before the sixth tho

[@isaacster5027]

😔

[@isaacster5027]

@@DickChimney but the first 3 were tolerable at least

[@mixererunio1757]

This game reminds me of Pursuit Force series. I played PF: Extreme Justice so much back in the day this cover on PSP disk broke. It's so strange noone has mentioned because it is exactly the same: driving, jumping from car to car and shooting.

[@hyperx72]

Oh yeah! On one pursuit force review they mentioned it was like this but fun. I hated that you couldn't play extreme justice on PS Vita

[@Daniel6254]

Pursuit Force is so good

[@Jakewake52]

Hey, you talk about wheelman but don’t mention the best voice actor that isn’t base boosted Vin? You don’t mention the Scottish guy my sister actually knew which is the only reason I knew about this game? Shocking

[@kodessa]

Our lord and savior, Vin Diesel.

[@handsomebrick]

When there was only one set of tire tracks in the sand, that was when he was carrying you in his Pontiac G8.

[@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012]

He ain't got physics, he got families

[@NorthEevee]

I just want to come back to this video to let the world know I got my hands on this game. I've yet to play it, but I can already say that this is definitely, unironically one of my favourite games among my collection, simply because I can just take it off the shelf, shove it in any visitors face and say; Vin diesel, Wheelman.

[@OhMrZack]

i always thought this game was made just to market the Pontiac G8 GT lmao

[@TrevisoStealth]

Vin sounds so hilariously out of place or more accurately, everyone else does.

[@1r0zz]

A criticism of the time I've read was lamenting about that while characters looks OK for a videogame of the time compared to what is pretty much a 3d scan of vin disel they look "bad"...

[@avva4090]

3:55 the interview is gold. The slightly askew hat and indoor sunglasses really make the vibe. 16:30 and you saved the best for last lmao

[@bmejia188]

His voice sounds like two boulders rubbing against each other

[@user-73a]

his voice sounds an anchor giving birth

[@ResidentReveler]

Chris Redfield wants to know your location.

[@flooblybub]

I always thought Vin Diesel was onto something when he put together Tigon to make games he could star in, he's a likeable lead and it could have ended up being really cool. It's just apart from Riddick, the games he was in were half baked bollocks.

[@seannborba8416]

Woah. I.E is on a good time for once?

[@NuclearCherries]

I remember playing this and having fun, albeit I was 12 at the time. It came out around the same time as The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena, and I bought them both at the same time, which was strange, as I wouldn't call myself a big Vin Diesel fan, even back then.

[@1r0zz]

The two chronicle of riddick games are honestly kinda great...

[@muhammadaliffbinmuhammadla7846]

Funny thing is. Decade later Fast and Furious Crossroad also took place in Spain, albeit with the absence of Vin Diesel as the lead character and instead we got 2 'Wolfenstein Youngblood'-like protagonists.

[@solidsnake8572]

I remember quite well this Wheelman. I learnt about it in May or so of 2008 in a magazine. I'm from Barcelona and one of my dreams as a kid was to play a game in an open ended Barcelona, like back in the day Driver and then GTA.. There was a game that featured Barcelona in PSX called Europa Racer but it was only a track loosely based on Barcelona. So I was pretty excited to see that Wheelman could bring this dream to life. Well, the Forza games on Xbox and Grid 2, even that they are racing games in a closed track, do a million better job on representing the city. They respect every street and its scale. Wheelman is a really bad interpretation of the city made for the sake of gameplay. Wide and long roads everywhere, the scale absolutely broken (things that are separated in real life for kilometres they are right next to each other in the game), the monuments don't even have the right scale and as you say in the video, everything is dead and empty. However, it's amazing how this lazy representation has some great details, like the cops speaking catalan or the metro that has the real lines and names everywhere. It's so weird how they pay attention to little things like that but then fins things like Port Vell being crazy small or the tiny Sagrada Familia and its ugly empty sorrounding area.

[@SHGames97]

Bro, this game was amazing in my 10 year old mind back in 2009 & when my "adopted" brother came home with a fresh copy. We beat the entire thing in the same day. He didn't have an Xbox 360, I did & what a great arrangement. He bought so many games & we played through them all together. So shout out to you Allan! I was blown away, we were too young to notice the jank im guessing & were considering this the next big leap in open world games. Haven't played it since that day but will always have fond memories. Probably our first game we knew a big movie dude was in & it rocked our understanding of games. (Most celeb humans didn't plaster their mug/ name everywhere so we wouldn't notice anyone in prior games like Halo 2.) Good times, the saboteur was another one. So many I can't even list, when he wanted to beat a game by himself he'd let me barrow his ipod touch which we both bought apps on as in 2009 it was still especially mind blowing. Anyway meminim, thanks!

[@onearmedbandit84]

Driver Parallel Lines review when?

[@RickJamesEstate]

the thumbnail of this video caused me to fly into a violent rage and now ive done something horrible....

[@NUFC_Adam]

I remember playing the demo multiple times and enjoying it but never bought the full game 😂

[@pabloamador667]

Ew

[@flippedoutkyrii]

I only ever caught glimpses of this game from Stranglehold, the CG Trailer played on an endless loop in the Movie Theater portion of the first level hehe!

[@doomfeast1102]

In an alternate universe, Vin Diesel is named Vinncent Petrolli who is a down to earth sort of a person, and this game is an accounting sim.

[@beachwind7274]

Damn, Vin has the word "Alpha" right on his shirt, it might as well say "Ouch!"

[@garethwilkins6744]

Fun fact, the other actors were recorded in a professional VA booth, whereas Vin said his lines in the place you are playing the game through a tuba. And you still don't know how he got in.

[@komi-samabeliever7319]

Ngl, this 4:37 damn cool and newer, next gen action/open world games REALLY need this as a basic gameplay mechanic.

[@sstephiL]

This game was my childhood, I've had amazing time playing it. Looking it now, at 25 years old, I would replay it just to get that same great feeling as a kid. Thanks for review!

[@OrdinaryThings]

what a terrific thumbnail this was. (haven't watched the video yet, but I already know it'll be great)

[@wigsplitter1994]

Vin number Diesel engine He was born in a car factory

[@yeaaaaaaaaaaahff]

he's a pickup truck, toyota hilux maybe

[@hunyesmith03]

I remember I got this game when it was released and as a 14-13-year-old kid I really, really loved it! The graphics were super realistic to me back then, and I loved the cars, and the way they drove. It was such an awesome game to me back then - not 100% sure I'd like it now without the nostalgia lenses.

[@m.nightshammertime1518]

"Venga! Venga! Venga!" The good ole days of playing the demo in the summer of 09.

[@mattc2306]

I remember that, I used to play it all the time along with playing demos to a game called Ninja Blade, a side-scrolling game called The Dishwasher, the X-Men Origins: Wolverine tie-in game, as well as watching a downloaded episode of South Park called "Fatbeard."

[@m.nightshammertime1518]

@@mattc2306 Oh yeah, I remember Ninja Blade. I also used to play the Wolverine demo too. Good times.

[@darkgladiator27]

Aren't these the same guys who made Spy Hunter? They had already tried this "multiple media" approach where they had planned both a game and a movie with some big action star. They ended up making a bad, boring game and canceled the movie. They didn't learn from their mistakes, but you CAN have some fun with The Wheelman

[@harrydoyle8815]

Recently subscribed, thanks for providing good light hearted entertainment during these stressful times

[@randomgreekstranger3456]

Ok ,nobody will know this game, but it reminds me of STARSKY AND HUTCH! A great game i got as a gift from a cereal package back in 2009

[@idklol4197]

This game was the vin diesel's wheelman of our generation

[@hectorbeck4350]

Vin sounds like he’s speaking from inside my head, I’m scared

[@sven7810]

I streamed this game with OnLive back in 2010. I thought I was so high tech streaming a GAME in all its blurry, input lagging glory back then. Impressive tech for the day...and of course I found the game enjoyable enough.

[@Under10Hours]

I remember tearing through the side content of Wheelman like the races because you could literally just slow down time and cap every opposing driver within a half a minute of starting a race.

[@danielwarner3675]

i seriously live for these vids

[@NameUnderMaintenence]

I remember this game because it was a demo. I thought it was a joke, then remember saying "I'm a wheelman" in a bass boosted Vin Diesel voice being a running gag for years. Nice to see from the demo I basically got the entire gist of the game.

[@WA_Stokins]

Tbh when you said you were gonna review Wheelman, I thought you were referring to Stuntman, the game that was basically an engine test for Driv3r.

[@trostfoxy]

Nice review! I haven't finished it, but I know it will be great, love your videos!

[@mvmusic8467]

Vin Diesel sounds exactly like he does when he's playing Riddick.

[@cocochris0250]

I remember playing this as a kid and Finishing the tutorial And then doing nothing but drive around and jump from car to car for hours I don't think I ever got to the second mission lol

[@CSWRTH_M1R463]

„Bass boosted in to heaven“ .... I died. Hard. Especially because of the setup. First this sentence followed by the perfect example. Still crying 😂😂😂

[@NGCHunter2]

"His character [...] never raises his voice and never really shows any emotion beyond calm and collected". Well, that's Vin Diesel for you.

[@StarlightLancer01]

Say what you want about the game, but at least it prioritized fun at as many moments as possible and that in and of itself is appreciated.

[@Anonymous-Wolf]

I loved the game when a I was kid , but most annoying thing is You can't Jump

[@tomg5187]

The first piece of content which has relaxed me this week big ups / subscribed 😁👍

[@trigger2768]

They were so fixated on whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.

[@isaacster5027]

- Gandhi

[@mattc2306]

Despite the actor involved, this plays out more like The Transporter than the Fast & The Furious. Even still, this was a pretty fun (and underrated) action game.

[@SenorPsykius]

This was the game I got when my parents didn’t want to buy me GTA. I probably played through it atleast 20 times and even now, about 12 years later, I still remember the characters and story. Glad I found this video.

[@RebuiltBurrito2]

The It's Always Sunny reference in the subtitles was brilliant - that sort of hidden joke is why minimme is awesome!

[@lordfapplesauce4772]

I don't know what it is but I love when actors get into games or make their own. Feels nice

[@churibman]

Oh man! Looking forward to that stranglehold video!

[@MXOY99]

I remember my parents buying me this alongside a Playstation Move... Think it was $5? Loved it! Just so very fun.

[@NANA-qc5ui]

I remember my friend showing me this game when I was about 7. I was amazed at being able to pop the tires. Another game you should do is the transformers tie in game

[@surfacner5989]

This game was like : uhm pursuit force is a cool game, let's copy it, make it easier and put a lifeless open world

[@TheUFCVeteran]

Oh, man. This was the first PS3 game I ever played. I know it's not great, but it has a special place in my heart, just because I spent a long time with it, and again, it was my first PS3 game. I always remember skipping the update because I was young and impatient, lol. I don't remember the entire story but I remember enjoying it, and the gameplay was a lot of fun - especially that ramming feature. The physics were awesome when you would smash a car off the road. Sleeping Dogs (fantastic game) has the same mechanic. So, while it wasn't the best game ever, it was at least a little unique and was good fun + I loved seeing Vin in the game as I was a huge fan of the Fast and Furious franchise (still am, though it's not what it used to be). Thanks for the review, minimme - it's very well done, as always, and you've brought back some memories!

[@very_spopy3015]

12:55 did the guy seriourly "pump" a M4????

[@FCV0511]

I haven't played Wheelman in years! Not entirely sure how I ended up with it, but I remember having fun with its absurdity. Thanks for the video showcase!

[@derp7327]

“The Gang Goes Undercover In Spain”

[@Magnitude7]

When this Vin Diesel character model looks better than Fast and Furious: Crossroads

[@marcusgrosz6936]

This channel deserves way more attention

[@doct]

YES! I was hoping you'd make a review of this. I spent so much time as a kid just mindlessly driving around like a maniac

[@Jokerfan45]

I remember this was one of the first "GTA like" games I played before GTA IV. Nowadays I look back on it and think Saints Row on the side of the law. The boss chases really reminded me of the first two SR games.

[@ardan8373]

when it comes to AAA video games every developer looks up to rockstar and they experimented with hollywood celebrities in the 3d generation of grand theft auto, but they realised their mistake. Every celebrity wants to be at the core of the work that they are doing but video games are not made successful just by starring in them. The developers are the actual heroes of video games and the mechanics of the game are at the core. Rockstar realised this after gta san sandreas and has skyrocketed from then (by casting and exploiting small time tv actors, and I really hate them for that. )

[@gaunterodimm3569]

I still remember this being my second game in for the then new generation(Xbox 360) and I was floored how realistically vehicles would get damaged and annihilated. I legit felt like it was better than all those hard GTA games that the child me could never finish them...Goold old Times!

[@CoralCopperHead]

"You can walk the streets with an AK and nobody will bat an eye-" So Texas, then.

[@cbltrains1368]

Well, im actually liking this game a bit for some reasons, first of all as a Gta-clone its nice to see its not set on a stereotypical city like New York or LA (like 80% of those games) , i also like the Open world, the fact that the radio stations speaks catalan (i was supposing a mexican accent thingy , because of spain and so...) and the fact that they really tried to recreate Barcelona good. the graphics are also not bad (i mean , come on...it was 2009, chill). For being a game made by a small studio and trying something new i like it (sorry for my bad english )

[@DancingWithChickens]

That wall of text at 3:37 is terrific

[@jf1376]

I love your narrating voice you're my favourite narrater and one of my favourites KZbinrs minime

[@ryankz1177]

I played this game earlier, gonna plan on replaying this game very soon, i don’t care what people say about it, it’s an amazing game in my opinion.

[@spiderjerusalem8284]

Oh yes, this game, I remember it had like 10 drivable cars, most of them product placement of General Motors, and you were able to take weapons from dumpsters... also I think the drive n smash mechanic was also used in Sleeping dogs in a much better way.

[@kavinskysmith4094]

11:55 That's........... odd, why does the plate say spyhunter on it? what did some of the old developers from the 01' game work on this thing?

[@agnidas5816]

This looks really flipping good... surprised I never saw an ad for it back in the day.

[@dr.loomis4221]

The one thing this game is missing is... FAMILY

[@davidjames4890]

I only ever played the demo, but I replayed that time and time again. Part of my childhood even if I never really had it.

[@soiboi4497]

The one thing I remember from this game and they made sure I didn’t forget since it’s on the front cover, was the Pontiac G8.

[@BugsyFoga]

How often do we see celebrity video game titles in this day and age ?

[@ClintonMatos]

Haha I was not expecting that voice performance even after he worked up to it. I like to imagine that Mr. Diesel did the sound mixing himself.

[@SinThya]

The microphone sounds so much better thank you man

[@brando3342]

Cool video man! Can't wait for you to cover Stranglehold, I loved that game.