Vinny - Oops... Mom Got An Atari!

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June 2nd, 2024 Stream:
[Pre-Stream] Zelda Lego Set ► • [Pre-Stream] Zelda Leg...
Oops... Mom Got An Atari! ► • Vinny - Oops... Mom Go...
Corruption Stockpile: Wii Corruptions ► • Vinny - Corruption Sto...
[BRB Talk] Fake Bottle Openers ► • [BRB Talk] Fake Bottle...
Game Boy Homebrew Games ► • Vinny - Game Boy Homeb...

[@vinesaucefullsauce]

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[@Tomw1983theidiot]

ok

[@bobtimus]

I'm patiently waiting for the "Oh no! Tommy Tallarico kidnapped me and is forcing me to play the Intellivision!" Part of the series.

[@MaxxedP]

I guess he can't, since Atari bought everything Intellivision related except the Amico.

[@Sky_nord]

His mother is very proud of him

[@chromosoa23]

can't wait for the sequel, "uh-oh, dad got a turbografx 16"

[@DocProcJettster]

and then the threequel: whoops, guardian got a tiger game com

[@mostverticalproductions4808]

I want the spin-off "My uncle got a 3DO"

[@Caledon91]

"Grandma got a CDi"

[@lewatoaofair2522]

How about “Whoa, Grandpa go an Amiga CD32”?

[@FB64_Fakebeta]

Can’t wait for “Zoinks! My aunt got a Commodore 64!”

[@StereoTyp0]

After showing us so much shaft on twitch, Vinny finally grabs life by the joystick.

[@willfreedo]

Part of me hoped it would become a running gag, always teasing the segment and always "accidentally" postponing it at the end.

[@Mario583a]

What SEGA truly wanted gamers to do all this time.

[@Kepesk]

"Desert Falcon" I wasn't expecting you to be an actual bird.

[@IDHLEB]

Imagine playing a game based on Hudson Hawk, but instead of Bruce Willis you're a bird.

[@Wario-The-Legend]

Aw, shucks! Grandma got me a Panasonic 3DO

[@crazyluigi6664]

Oh geez, grandpa provided us a Philips CD-i!

[@chemergency]

"Dios mio!!!! Uncle Johnny gave us an RCA Studio II!!!"

[@0neDoomedSpaceMarine]

What the hell? My son gifted me an Amiga CD32?!

[@Wario-The-Legend]

@@0neDoomedSpaceMarine This comment takes the cake.

[@dr_popcorn]

FUCK! My dog bought me a Vectrex!

[@redcomet_622]

If Vinny does a Coleco vision pack, I hope he knows that alot of ports for Atari where made intentionally bad just to sell the Colecovision ports.

[@user-ew7vj3hw9m]

Wait really? That’s fuckin funny

[@popculturegamer6464]

Now THAT'S as scummy as soap scum!

[@Enecororo97]

Yeah I've heard about that the few times. quite astonishing that more people didn't notice that

[@chrebet8086]

Really in love with the fact that the cpu football team tried an almost 100 yard field goal on second down

[@bl00dy_c4p3]

need to do atari scoragami

[@formerpodcaster9292]

when i was a kid i had a fever stress dream that was basically just like the game where the skateboard guy has to turn off all the appliances

[@Hoovyspenser]

*Here's the timestamp list for all the games from this pack:* 0:00:42 | *Introducing Atari 5200* 0:01:08 | Congo Bongo 0:04:50 | James Bond 0:08:09 | RealSports Football 0:11:29 | Return of the Jedi: Death Star Battle 0:15:03 | Star Wars 0:17:50 | *Introducing Atari 7800* 0:19:02 | Crack'ed 0:21:24 | Desert Falcon 0:23:54 | Ninja Golf 0:28:38 | Super Skateboardin' 0:32:21 | Tank Command 0:35:37 | *Introducing Atari Lynx* 0:36:14 | Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure 0:41:16 | Dirty Larry: Renegade Cop 0:45:38 | Kung Food 0:49:41 | Power Factor 0:52:04 | *Introducing Atari Jaguar* 0:52:20 | Attack of the Mutant Penguins 0:58:18 | Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls 1:04:26 | Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy 1:08:21 | Outro

[@chaffXgrenade]

I am ABSOLUTELY going to sample that "Desert Falcon" theme

[@john_dillermand]

My mom bought me a old 89' Tandy computer in 99. Didn't have the heart to tell her she messed up.

[@FiggsNeughton]

I had one of those pieces of sh!t! I played Wizardry: Bane of the Cosmic Forge on it, and also a Basic game where you were a monkey throwing bananas, I think you could select the trajectory, force, etc.

[@gnbman]

I am FASCINATED by the sound design of the Return of the Jedi game. It mskes me want an animated short resembling Atari graphics that uses sounds like that. It could look like that one impressive 35mm Atari commercial Vinny showed a while back.

[@Venom_Snake_Official]

Isn't that the home improvement mom

[@stevethepocket]

Thank you once again for unlocking a long-buried memory, by the way. As soon as I saw the phrase "Diamonds Are Forever" in that nondescript not-even-the-title-of-the-game lettering, I had a flashback to playing through a box of random Commodore 64 disks I got from a friend, back before I knew who James Bond was or the names of any of his movies. Some quick searching reveals that the reason the title is like that is because it's the name of the _level._ Each level was named after a different movie and possibly inspired by a scene from it, but they're all more or less the same. Your car is supposed to turn into a boat halfway through the first level (right after that part you couldn't get over that looks like a ramp facing the wrong way), and it stays a boat from then until the end of the game despite every level opening with that same cutscene of you getting into the car and driving away.

[@Honeyguts88]

Love seeing the vinesauce merchandise pop up when the merchandise is out of stock 😂

[@TheNiltoncgm]

Holy French Fry, daddy got me a Philips CD-I

[@captain_chloride-un9vb]

I love how every single time Vinny closes out a game it goes to Jill Taylor being worshiped and called a milf by the chat

[@HenryStudioCA]

I had a aunt get me LEGO Indiana Jones for the DS this one Christmas. I did not have a DS at that point.

[@bewearstar9462]

I had my grandpa give my zelda breath of the wild on 3 separate occasions

[@mostverticalproductions4808]

About a decade ago, I went through a phase looking up stuff about the Jaguar and then finally tried one out. Suffice to say, besides Tempest 2000, that cat had no bite.

[@RemnantCult]

It feels like an American Amiga console to me (Amiga is already American but had more of a home in Europe). The full potential of the machine wasn't fulfilled because the hardware wasn't properly documented by Atari.

[@warbossgegguz679]

There are some other OK games on it, but yeah, nah.

[@masonasaro2118]

THANK GOD FOR LLAMASOFT!

[@Bl3atingMeat]

Tempest 2000 isn't the only awesome Jaguar game. Rayman looks just as beautiful on Jaguar as it does on PS1. Jaguar Doom was used as the base for almost every console port made in the 90's, even the beloved PS1 version! Wolfenstein 3D's Jaguar port is often considered the best version for a console of the era. Super Burnout is like Outrun but with vastly superior graphics at 60fps. If you do your research, you'll find some truly excellent games which still hold up today. Also the Jaguar's homebrew community is surprisingly massive for such a niche console.

[@crazyluigi6664]

@@Bl3atingMeat Alien Vs. Predator could also wotk with an upgraded system of sorts.

[@mynamesangel578]

i literally love vinny playing collections/packs sent in, even if there's some inevitable overlap

[@TBoneTony]

Christmas 1994, I really wanted a SNES. My parents got me an Atari 2600 Junior. They said video games cost too much money and they got me the cheapest system they found at 2nd hand store. I enjoyed Yars Revenge, Frogger and Pitfall but sadly the DK Junior game didn't work because it was a 5200 cart.

[@thestripedmenace]

Tbh, you got three of the 2600's best games in there

[@TBoneTony]

@@thestripedmenace I agree, I was lucky to have one of the best from Atari, one of the best from Activision and one of the best Arcade Conversions to the 2600 console that was a Konami game ported by Activision (at least I think they did the 2600 port). Now that I think of it, that DK Junior game might have been the 7200 version, because it looked like a 2600 cart yet only different and because I was a kid at the time it was the first time I realized Atari made consoles outside of their popular 2600 system.

[@snotyay]

oops... ashens got an gamechild

[@FriendNick]

KZbin glitches when I started the video so there wasn't any sound at first, so I thought even after the segment was done, it still found a way to be shafted

[@chalie091892]

The title just dislodged a deep memory I had of a Newgrounds cartoon called “Uh-oh, Mama’s Got Her Boobs Out!” So thanks for that

[@kenetickups6146]

Disturbing

[@DavidPCM]

I haven't seen Vinny play Congo Bongo before but it's a shame the 5200 version leaves this impression. it's quite a fun time on the proper arcade version.

[@thestripedmenace]

It's the isometric Donkey Kong sequel we never got, it was even made by the same ghost developer behind OG arcade DK heh

[@minicritman999]

Atari usually left that impression about all arcade games. Cause of the video game crash and all that.

[@michaelbullen3104]

Oops mom got an Atari better be a reoccurring segment because the amount of obscure and shitty games on Atari consoles is insane

[@VulpesHilarianus]

Atari held on because Nintendo's licensing fees were ridiculous all the way up until the Wii. The Gamecube was the first console that started seeing things level out a bit because with it you didn't have to pay Nintendo's special little factory to make cartridges. Atari originally centrally held all the licenses but let companies manufacture their own cartridges up until the Activision lawsuit where they switched, being the ones to manufacture the cartridges but sublicensing the VCS/2600 and 5200 out to the explosion of third party developers migrating from the Commodore PET and 64, Sinclair ZX81 and ZX Spectrum, Apple II, and Atari's own 400 and 800 home computers into the console sphere once Activision proved it possible. Thus causing the crash of '83. So in the end what gave Nintendo the market for the second generation of home consoles also ironically kept Atari alive.

[@yungpm]

ET was just the tip of the dickberg

[@Dragonfire511]

Bogus!, that's water, Dude!.

[@industrialnightmaredimension]

Hydro homies devastated

[@ngwoo]

oi guvnuh mum brought home a zx spectrum

[@vrabo3026]

4:07 How do these graphics work? It's like the sprite moves on a large pixel grid but when he jumps it suddenly transitions into buttery smooth 6000 fps. You can't have both!

[@sonicphoenix7]

not sure how this hardware works but i assume the hazards are background tiles

[@WilfredCthulu]

Oops! You bought peach rings!

[@TBoneTony]

52:40 Look, it's the game where you are a Shark and you have to shake Palm Trees in order for the Trains fall down. Then you put Trains inside an Apple, then Turkeys come and eat the Apple. Then the Turkeys go up Water Falls, so you have to drop Monkey Butts on Power Lines until they go BOOOM!!!!

[@RustyShackleford556]

Wait a minute, ninja golf actually goes hard

[@0neDoomedSpaceMarine]

The graphics are really nice, and I just like the premise a lot.

[@stevethepocket]

It's like a quirky indie studio from the early 2010s went back in time and ported their game to an actual old console.

[@0neDoomedSpaceMarine]

@@stevethepocket You could think of it like that, but Ninja Golf is a real product of its time, the 1980s and early 1990s was really the perfect cultural and entertainment climate for this sort of game. Ninjas were VERY hot shit in entertainment at the time, aside from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles you had all kinds of ninjas in movies and comics, and thus also in games, and these would very much be the stereotypical black garbs and facemask type with katanas and shurikens. Last Ninja, Shinobi, Ninja Gaiden, these are the much more well known properties but there were countless smaller ones. Even 3DRealms's Shadow Warrior was originally going for these exact trappings in its earlier development in 1992. This game was probably made from a mixture of _"Ninjas are so cool!"_ and _"Ninjas are so marketable!",_ and very possibly together with a loving parody angle of _"Hey, wouldn't it be funny if we did a ninja action game, but it's about like, playing golf?"_

[@viejodamis09]

They actually made a spiritual succesor with ATHF characters. Actually I think that game was already played in the channel before.

[@RustyShackleford556]

@@viejodamis09 Oh dude you're right lol, same people?

[@JomasterTheSecond]

The "64 bit just because two 32 bit CPUs" thing is a minor misconception; the Jaguar did have those processors it's got a 64 bit blitter and the 64 bit object processor. The Jaguar is able to perform 64 bit operations. Video games.

[@Dom_Maretti]

Atari was banking on the fact that the 7800 was backward-compatible with ~99.5% of 2600 games and 100% compatible with 2600 peripherals. The backward compatibility featured heavily in the marketing (of which there was very little, all things considered). The Sega Master System was marketed in a similar way in Japan, for the SG1000's game cards (which were released in the West, but the SG1000 wasn't).

[@RemnantCult]

Sunday streams make my Monday screams less louder.

[@industrialnightmaredimension]

Jaguar coulda been a contenda. Roughly GBA tier hardware capability in 1993 for $250. Think of the rudimentary 3D games GBA got near the end of its lifespan for an idea of what we could've seen on Jaguar had it survived longer. Consider also, PS1 cost $300 and Saturn $400 when Jaguar had the same 2D capabilities (See Rayman). It just needed good software which, besides some stellar ports and a handful of decent originals, it never got. Atari arrogantly thought it could still command talented third party support simply by existing, like the 80s never ended.. If it got games tailored to its strengths (unlimited scaled/rotated high color sprites, transparencies, mode 7) like ports of Sega superscaler games (which it could've had due to the terms of a lawsuit Atari won against Sega) it....still would have failed. BUT it could've at least had a better showing and more games worth remembering fondly. But there I go re-arranging deck chairs on the Titanic again

[@RyanPhantomOfficial]

jill taylor really sells the thumbnail

[@F_I_J_I_W_A_T_E_R]

I remember reading once that the Jaguar IS 64-bit, but it was a pain in the ass to write code for and early revisions had hardware bugs. There's also a Motorola 68K on the motherboard, so a lot of the library is just amiga ports.

[@0neDoomedSpaceMarine]

It was a convoluted console, yeah, which is why some particularly talented programmers, like John Carmack, actually managed to get some pretty damn cool performance out of it (a smooth port of Doom), but why the average programmers went _"Oh fuck THIS, we'll make it like a SNES or Genesis game I guess."_ It has had a pretty long lived homebrew scene, probably because if you're inclined like Carmack (who thought porting Doom to it was fun), there's a lot you can make the thing do with the right effort and approach.

[@belstar1128]

but what is even the point of 64 bit in the mid 90s when you only got a few megabytes of ram .32 bit was enough back then having more bits just means you can have more memory it took until the mid to late 2000s for 64 bit to become useful to gamers .it was all just marketing a 32 bit system from 2000 will beat any 64 bit system from the mid 90s and that is why we still don't got 128 bit or higher. it just makes everything more complicated without any improvements

[@ScornfulEg0tist]

put on a radiohead song (karma police) during dirty larry as instructed it definitely enhanced the experience

[@stevethepocket]

That has to be the longest football field in the world. The "yard" markers are as long as your players are tall! They also run like they're wading through pudding, AND for some reason the game starts with the players nowhere near the center line. Vinny managed to score a touchdown on the very first try, and the game STILL made the worst conceivable first impression by making it take as long as humanly possible.

[@stevethepocket]

And speaking of first impressions, I'm not sure there's ever been a better message to open a game with than "Press B to start and A for pandemonium."

[@KrunchyTheClown78]

In regards to the 7800, you forgot the rancid Double Dragon port. To correct one thing you said about the 7800's launch, it was made in 1984, and was supposed to launch that year, but ownership of Atari changing hands delayed that launch. and the 7800's sound could be expanded via the cartridge port., which is something homebrew make heavy use of. The 7800 was seriously held back by Jack Tramiel's cheapness, and lack of caring about the console market. The homebrew scene is where the real quality is. And that goes for all Atari consoles.

[@thestripedmenace]

Yeah, the Atari homebrew scene really kicks ass! For all consoles!

[@KrunchyTheClown78]

@@MrWolfSnack videogames were never in any real danger of dying. People still wanted them, it was the retailers and market analysts that thought they were dead. Nintendo had to spend 2 years trying to convince them to carry the NES. Atari may have had trouble with that too. But once the NES came, Nintendo was fast to lock in 3rd party devs, and the retailers, and bully everyone else out of the market.

[@Redhotsmasher]

28:17 Legitimately the kind of WTF genre mashup you'd see as a quirky indie title today anyway IMHO. Like, I could totally see some indie studio I've never heard of do the same concept, but with better gameplay, cute hand drawn graphics and a punny name and reviewers going "These genres really don't belong together but these madlads put them together anyway and somehow made it work and it's actually pretty fun, 4/5".

[@FluffyCloudsandCats]

I need a triple A remake of ninja golf

[@notoverwatch6991]

It's Aqua Teen Hunger Force Zombie Ninja Pro-Am

[@hosvet_animation]

As someone who's first console was an NES, I'm so glad to have made it out of the era where you had like 3 actually good games and 20 shitty broken boring games.

[@crackstuntman22]

So you're the one called (un)Shaft(ed).

[@jimmyhues5717]

he didn't even play midnight mutants smh

[@incorrectbeans]

I can't believe your mom dated Tim Allen

[@halo7oo]

1:05:03 Do you think that's a real Medal of Honor recipient's photo they edited a lion's head on to, or a photoshoot? Or maybe it's just a real lion who earned the MoH I don't know.

[@canucklehead9250]

Wasnt expecting to see the mom from home improvement on a vinny video today

[@L2Nuku]

I always find it funny to hear that Vinny thinks Star Fox was an original concept 😅 The original Silpheed (and probably Beamrider) inspired a lot of these kind of rail shooters (as for animals as the crew, Bucky O'Hare got that covered).

[@streled5361]

Super Skateboardin' should be remade, mainly to add various deaths and accidents

[@Makinri]

BOGUS!

[@yeismeload]

I never knew Home Improvement was full of Milves until this thumbnail

[@mostverticalproductions4808]

Just Jill and Al's mom.

[@selectionn]

is "milves" the proper plural form of that word??? Ive never seen it used before. Also yeah.

[@bonevelous]

The football players in the football game look like Starmen from Earthbound.

[@cinnamonbeardstud]

The patricia richardson picture is an odd choice because she definitely strikes me as someone who would love the vidya games and would be dismayed if her husband got an oops atari. Even her characters seemed cool with contemporary things

[@DeadmanKira98]

Vinny please play some TRS-80 games

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

On the topic of the Clerks bit: The contractors that Randall was talking about? They were being controlled by Palpatine, too. During the days of the Republic, Sienar Fleet Systems was a major player in the manufacture of Grand Army of the Republic ships. However, due to an inauspicious agreement under the Chancellor, they eventually went bankrupt with the bank that took control of their assets selling them directly to the Office of the Chancellor of the Galactic Senate. Palpatine then loaded up the company's board of directors with Sith sympathizers. So don't feel bad for them. They were evil too.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

And the joystick on the early Atari systems wasn't any better, it was just a D pad with a stick in the middle.

[@AROAH]

The sad thing about a lot of the post-2600 games is that they would have been fine if Atari had just put a decent sound chip in the thing.

[@industrialnightmaredimension]

Also if not for that lawsuit which delayed 7800 until '86, it would've beat the NES to the US market by a year.

[@RemnantCult]

"Why don't you do the full playthrough" dude just got killed by the streamer man. Good lord.

[@realbartsimpson]

Shiver me timbers, my cousin in law (thrice removed) got me a Nokia N-Gage!

[@JosephShemelewski]

Atari fever dream sounds

[@TropicalEmperor]

Image oops dad got an atari

[@alizardincrimson]

Wait... is that the mom from Home Improvement in the Thumbnail?

[@Rubbly]

41:31 Tester is a brave soul o7 Also I kinda didn't mind the music from the game that came right before this part, I liked the part right before it loops where it goes doooowwwwnnnnnn...

[@bonevelous]

Props to the dollar store version of Duke Nukem in Power Factor.

[@okaymittens]

Dirty Larry intro music was actually pretty good

[@michaelfingers7726]

"First hardware blunder"? Look up the 5200

[@AdjectiveBlazkowicz]

Vinny, I highly recommend checking out Solaris, it's a 2600 game with some of the best graphics out there and it's also quite fun.

[@ChicDead26]

Actually a fantastic segment, kudos to crazy kate or whatever their name is

[@segahatty]

God damnit! Nephew got me a Magnavox Odyssey.

[@dumbbirdwayne]

Holy fuck it’s real

[@dumbbirdwayne]

@@joshshrum2764honestly just feel bad for people who grew up with this, my mum grew up with the ZX Spectrum and those games are equally as bare bones and nothing, idk how or why anyone even bothered paying so much for consoles back then, no wonder there was a market crash lmao

[@Sporkyyyy]

The shafting curse has been lifted

[@Mrshoujo]

Mom is The GOAT here.

[@MrMegaManFan]

That "mom" looks like Patricia Richardson.

[@l-l]

bones is so fucking cool man

[@pch1370]

in that Double Dragon game, every character looks like it has a different style of sprites from each other, they all look to belong in different games. Reminds me of when I was a kid messing around with MUGEN and mismatching the most random shit lol.

[@CarlMakesVideos]

Surprised he hasn't made a "back when the game was the game" reference yet.

[@GrampaSheevie]

Do you have any idea how many jobs death stars create? The republic could never.

[@TheBigDynamo]

Great Heavens, Uncle got me a Sega 32x!

[@clausluger4570]

43:00 Postal 3

[@MashieMutt]

We're making it out of the shaft with this one!!

[@wesshiflet2214]

Super Skateboardin’ looks awesome

[@CyanOmega]

Im only 3 years older than vin and I had an Atari 2600 before I ever had a NES. It always surprises me how much he shots on it. Had a ton of fun games

[@RemnantCult]

Considering his only real experience with the console is getting sent the worst it has to offer, it makes sense.

[@eightcoins4401]

The original game for Kongo Bongo was actually a quite popular arcade

[@jswp5]

Wow, Atari never stood a fucking chance, did they?

[@industrialnightmaredimension]

And now, somehow, they are trying to make a comeback.

[@SonnoMaku]

He jokes about playing in a sewer because your video game sucked, but I was actually playing in storm drains and whatnot back in the day and that's close enough that I was laughing my ass off at that joke. Lmao

[@BarterIrving]

That was Bill and Ted's Excrement Adventure for real

[@BIGBOYGAMING03]

Next will be "Woops....Brother got a 3DO"

[@zelenpixel]

kind of obsessed with the charmingly ugly graphics in the dirty larrry and mutant penguins and trevor mcfur ones. i love these frickin incredibly smooth 3d rendered asteroids

[@sonicplys64]

Aw Damn.....my cousin got me a Game Gear.....

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

Bust out that bad boy and play your Atari.

[@RemnantCult]

Hey, this is weird but I'm planning on making a potential pack. Is there a guide somewhere for what vinny wants/likes in a pack?

[@RupeeClock]

Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy was in Atari 50, surprised he didn't remember it. It's weird that you can play that junk on Nintendo Switch.

[@worldscoolestperson7672]

ok whoa now THIS is epic

[@bungo6000]

Finally! very much worth the wait

[@thatoneguy9495]

Another pack could be "Parents got a Nintendo" and it's everything but Nintendo games

[@DirkBigglesworth]

Does anyone want to see a Ninja Gaiden golfing now? With giant huge monsters on the course and Ninjas with huge boobs everywhere?

[@alexenos6853]

billy lee looking strikingly similar to kenshiro

[@universalkun7150]

Darn! Uncle got me a Commodore 64!