WAIT... Remember Super Princess Peach?

Super Princess Peach was a Mario spin-off game that wanted to take the Mario formula and change it up a little bit, this time have Princess Peach be in the role of the hero who now has to save both Mario and Luigi from Bowser. In honor of the new Super Mario Bros. Movie in theaters, I thought it would be fun to look at another time Princess Peach was a leading hero figure. This is Super Princess Peach for the Nintendo DS.
Written By: Jordan Fringe
Edited By: Jordan Fringe & Jackson S.
Gameplay Captured by: Jackson S.
Channel Art By: Jerry Meehan

[@JordanFringeGaming]

Thanks so much for watching! Did you ever get a chance to play Super Princess Peach? Let me know your thoughts on the game and if it should get a sequel!

[@kieranstark7213]

Indeed, we *extremely* hope for Super Princess Peach to have sequels like "Super Princess Daisy", "Super Princesses Peach & Daisy" and for them to have the same graphics as the original which we need more games like because even though indeed, Peach can get way too upset for her own good like in the end of the otherwise epic Super Mario Odyssey (scratch that, with the exceptions of Super Mario Bros. (I did like the SNES version so much that I wish there were Super Mario Advance 5), Super Mario Bros. 2: The Lost Levels (the worst Mario game since Mario Bros., which became one of the many best games in the series as the GBA version in the Super Mario Advance quadrilogy and the superior version of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga), the New Super Mario Bros. games, Super Mario All-Stars: Limited Edition, and Super Mario 3D All-Stars, Super Mario is more super than not, especially with The Super Mario Bros. Movie and potential Nintendo Cinematic Universe/"Nillumination" series in general), I think her depression/fury was actually put to fair use for her to access new platforms and take the Princess Daisy approach via the story mode of the also epic Mario Party 3.

[@keip4568]

I wish there was a sequel I sometimes uses Peach in Smash bros...

[@keip4568]

I WANT ONE...PLEASE Japan

[@jamespaguip5913]

Jordan Fringe Gaming have you tried the classic Halo games before

[@jamespaguip5913]

@Jordan Fringe Gaming quick question have you played the classic Halo games or gears of war?

[@JasLamArr91]

I believe it’s needs a sequel or something. Give Peach the spotlight again.

[@TheInFamousTMF]

You’re gonna love the movie lol

[@simpleplanfan011]

I want a SPP sequel and I want them to give Daisy her own game as well. Daisy gets no love from Nintendo at all

[@kenyaholloway-reliford8213]

And have Daisy be a co-op character, like Luigi

[@kingmagikarp97]

Yeah she's not just beautiful she's badass and she has shown that time and time again and that game is really fun too so a sequel would be awesome

[@CrowLady0_0]

@@kenyaholloway-reliford8213 yes!

[@Kumori90]

"Oh, it's a parasol." "PERRY the Parasol?!"

[@blydiby4494]

Curse you Perry the Parasol !!!

[@jessefoutz597]

@@blydiby4494 You have destroyed my Emotion Changinatoooorrrrrr!!!!

[@MrGamer07100]

It definitely seem like a super underrated experience. Even the biggest Nintendo Mario enthusiast don’t bring up this one. It’s the spin-offs where they go ham on doing something outside the box when it comes to Mario games.

[@SlimeBlueMS]

ONE youtuber got offended because Peach showed emotion, so like 99% of the community jumped on his bandwagon without ever playing the game

[@tespenkr9924]

The best part of this game was when the game told people at the end that vibe wands exist in their parents' drawer, and people found wands.

[@skarloey1214]

🤣

[@AmbroseSimpson]

I found a strange little bottle of 'v-i-a-g-r-a' in my dad's cabinet....

[@lavawingsplays1627]

@@AmbroseSimpson those are Mario's "mushroom pills"

[@appleandaria6947]

​@@lavawingsplays1627 This is why I carry a bonk hammer on me.

[@goddesssmooth9645]

I've always wanted a Super Princess Peach sequel, it was such a fun game with a neat twist on the Mario Franchise. I wish we got multiplayer one with Daisy, Rosalina, and Pauline

[@floffnie]

this is a effing good idea !

[@Damoclz]

I want to hear your thoughts today

[@juliancaraveo5700]

And don't forget Princess Daisy.

[@CrimsonMoonM]

The spritework is super nice. It sort of feels like what the Mario and Luigi series would be like as a conventional platformer.

[@diegoantoniofrias9309]

I know, right?

[@animal1nstinct394]

It looks like Yoshis Island/ SMW 2

[@Valery0p5]

Exactly! This feels like a lost M&L spinoff. In Bowser's inside story, we can see peach using some sort of heart magic to trow Bowser out of her castle, I wonder if it's a reference to this game?

[@Kumaclaws]

Even though it’s on the easy side, it’s such a hidden gem. It’s got style, genuinely well hidden collectibles and surprisingly enough a fair bit of challenge in the post game. It’s also got a really good soundtrack, every song is a banger

[@Inkoolu15]

Seems like one of those games that could be reintroduced to modern audiences on the Switch either through NSO or a remake.

[@paperluigi6132]

DS on NSO would likely be VERY limited due to the touch screen controls.

[@Zerovin]

Those “modern audiences” will cry about it because peach is still feminine and uses her emotions to solve problems

[@LC-id6wx]

They would give it soulless NSMB graphics and homogenize the character designs like they did with Bowser's Inside Story remake.

[@mimi-xx]

@@Zerovin peach is literally still feminine now, stop treating 'modern audiences' like a boogeyman.

[@Zerovin]

@@mimi-xx she is still feminine and that’s due to nintendo being in control of their characters. I’m sure you’ve already heard, but if not, the original move script had peach be the overall hero, able to do everything alone without help, making mario a complete idiot in his own movie, but Nintendo put their foot down and forced them to make mario the hero, as they should have

[@luigigx1172]

So who’s coming back here after the announcement of a new peach game?

[@MagillanicaLouM]

Yeah no sequel of any kind is baffling. Also you're the first person looking at this game I've seen that doesn't just go "oh the girl has emotions as a game mechanic, WHAT CLOWN OKAYED THIS?!" And actually seemed to have paid attention and brought up the plot explaining that EVERYTHING has heightened emotions and that Peach just has hood control on hers to utilize.

[@SlimeBlueMS]

I find it extremely offensive when women show emotions, ESPECIALLY in video games!

[@PogueSquadron]

I mean it’s no more sexist than anything they did wish Shantae and she had like 6 games, lol.

[@MagillanicaLouM]

@@PogueSquadron and more to come. Wayforward's M.O with their original projects is just "hot girls doing action shit and being funny" and I'm all about it

[@christopheredwards788]

Loved this game. Very underrated. Definitely needs a sequel.

[@volcanolotus64]

I played this game SO MUCH as a kid. I'm surprised it never got a sequel, it was so cozy and fun. I should replay it.

[@snapclub8751]

Super Princess Peach DESERVES a sequel. We still need to know more about Perry and why he was transformed into an umbrella.

[@MazAMaTaz]

I loved this game, it's one of my faves! I remember so much negative commentary on it when it came out, and I honestly did not mind that her "powers" were based off of her emotions. I was kind of like, okay, cool, way to take some sort of "stereotypical" thing that people say is always a woman's weakness and make it her strength (and like you said, in control of them!). I'd love another Super Princess Peach game in the future. She deserves it!

[@rickyricardo9710]

honestly as a boy I loved this game and never for one second even made the connection that peach was using emotions as her power because she was a girl

[@SlimeBlueMS]

Only one youtuber had an issue with Peach crying and now everyone thinks there was some sort of outrage lol. It was one guy, nobody else cared

[@EqualityEarth]

I think it would have been nice if her victory fanfare in smash was the level clear from this game

[@lightdarksoul2097]

Or if Petey was like added to one of her skins

[@SerenaMonteli]

​​@@lightdarksoul2097 Perry hehe

[@lightdarksoul2097]

@@SerenaMonteli spell check suuucks

[@maccamachine]

Of course I remember it. This game was always pretty interesting for me as a kid seeing a game just for peach it’s like a mix of yoshis island and regular mario in a way but it’s pretty cool

[@talonj13]

I remember playing the heck out of this game, so much fun. I also remember the one of the themes for Fury Volcano being an absolute banger.

[@MikeCappella98]

This game used a updated visual design of the Yoshi Island series and seeing it again really makes me hope the next 2D Mario game has some sort of different art style

[@cloudycloud7666]

Huh?

[@chels.8574]

I loved this game so much as a kid ! During the movie scenes where Peach took on that sky course she challenged Mario to do, it felt like a nod to this game. I turned to the friend I went with and even expressed hope that maybe it could be hinting at another Peach game.. Especially with this newfound attention on her.

[@djjohnson6388]

A parasol? *opens up* *gasp* PERRY THE PARASOL!!!

[@ZBatt1]

This video was definitely needed due to all the bad takes about Peach in the new mario movie

[@whitedragoness23]

I do wish peach was challenged more in the movie. I would like to see the docile side of peach shown in the games and see how that would play out. Peach had to be modernized in the movie as Nintendo probably thought she wasn’t strong enough. It does make sense in the movie she would know how the world works and has done obstacles courses before.

[@NegaHumanX]

I would love it if Mario's power ups got their abilities from Peach. Fire Flowers from anger, Tanuki and Super Wing from joy etc. I'm a fan of the Peach is a goddess/kami theory and having her just sit back and let Mario play the hero when she is actually as powerful as all their worlds power ups combined seems like it fits the world to me.

[@Digiflower5]

The only person i knew who had this game when I was little was a little girl. The marketing did not help.

[@SlimeBlueMS]

I mean it's a bit much to expect a young boy to be interested in Princess Peach who uses her emotions as power-ups, it's honestly no wonder why it didn't sell much

[@psnb1069]

I remember playing “Super Princess Peach” when I was 9. I still have it.

[@PierceLavoy]

This game is so underrated. My sister and I loved this game growing up as a kids. Such a good game

[@cupidkissez]

I remember being on deviantart as a kid and seeing all these ideas people had for a spp sequel and being so excited about it. There was one suggestion I really liked, which was the idea that the sequel could introduce a multiplayer system with new characters like daisy, rosalina, and pauline/toadette. To this day I still secretly still hope it’ll happen.

[@sterntaler7292]

I used to LOVE this game when I was a little girl and have so many fond memories of playing it. I remember it being super hard and needing my dad's help for the later levels. It really was the first nintendo game I now that appealt to girly girls like me, that wasn`t your typical dressing up or playing with pets type of game, but rather a super fun platformer. It's the reason why I then started picking up other mario games, too.

[@lessonmet5291]

I remember watching my cousin play it. It's such a neat looking game and I'm surprised Princes lead video games have not made it big to this day for Nintendo.

[@CatalinaLinal7710]

The emotional scar which never getting the happy ending to Perry's tragic story left in my heart as a child is still hurting to this day Also, while I totally understand and do agree with the criticism of Peach's game mechanic as heroine being *emotion* based is obviously rooted in sexism, I have to say that I remember that as a little girl one of the main reasons why I liked Peach's characterisation in this game WAS because of it being emotion-based. Cause normally I knew Princess Peach as a soft-spoken and introverted person who has this royal distance and calmness to herself which I totally understood as THAT as a child. For me that was Peach's character and personality and I perfectly understood that her royal status/job is important and big enough that it would always show in the way she presents herself. So I genuinely liked this game as a little girl because Peach was for once the one going on the adventure and I saw the emotion-based game mechanic as a great chance for her to be able to openly express herself. I mean it, I was legitimately HAPPY for her as little girl and therefore enjoyed playing the game so much. I liked seeing Peach expressing all these different emotions on screens (especially the lower one) because I knew from her regular characterisation and "life" that she doesn't get to do that very often as Princess. I know this is a very naive take on the emotion-based mechanic criticism, which genuinely is valid because it's a sexist stereotyp merely executed _very well_ ... but I can't help it. I was just so HAPPY for her and thought that was just what she needed x3

[@Ashley-xu1lk]

Another interpretation could be that emotions are a super power that we all have and that it's okay to express those emotions.

[@darkshat3077]

I don’t understand how it’s sexist, is it because she’s a woman? There’s plenty of male characters who get powers based on emotion

[@vimmiv]

​@@darkshat3077 it's because sometimes women are considered "hysterical" and "overemotional" as an insult by men/women , so that's where people say it might be a little sexist

[@darkshat3077]

@@vimmiv I mean I guess, but that’s kinda stupid lmao

[@alexkoppers7882]

@@vimmiv I mean I do get it their might be some sexism to it. It's just that the amount of times some emotions, particularilly anger, is used to make a charachter stronger during a fight is so plantyfull in all sorts of media and most of the time it are guys doing it. Not even beginning about the power of love or friendship.

[@nathananiki2363]

I remember this one commercial for the DS showing New Super Mario Bros when the narrator says "for boys" and then when Super Princess Peach is shown he says "for girls", and that made me not play the game for the longest time but I got around to it eventually and it was pretty good and even surprisingly challenging sometimes.

[@emma.bridgeforth]

you opened up a can of nostalgia hiding in my brain omg. i remember playing this game when i was in like elementary school and had so much fun with it. i dont think i ever beat the game but now i have the urge to buy it and try to beat it 12 years later. thank you for this video

[@carolinejohnson7208]

Super princess peach was actually my very first game when I got my DS lite for my seventh birthday! I still haven’t beat it so this is giving me a lot of motivation to go back and actually try to complete it! Some of the boss fights are actually surprisingly challenging. The fire level one with the worm, took me so long to beat!

[@PKMNCappy]

Oh it’s just a regular parasol… *gasp* PERRY the Parasol?!

[@user-up1op3kz9q]

Early-mid 2000s Nintendo really felt like it was a little more open to trying new things and taking risks when it came to its biggest franchises. I really wish we could see a return to that some time

[@RylanLego]

It's definitely one of my favorite Mario games! Wish they had made a sequel 😅

[@suburbanwhitedad7338]

Currently found out about it last week and have been playing it. Solid mario entry thats almost never mentioned. A true gem.

[@MommyHelpU]

Unfortunately, it was kinda deaded by Nintendo once criticism hit that the female protagonist uses “period powers” to save the day. Nintendo normally doesn’t like to leave their games behind, but I believe that’s the reason why they try to pretend this game doesn’t exist. It is a shame because Princess Peach is literally one of my favorite video game characters.

[@priestesslucy3299]

@@MommyHelpU the macguffin being the 'vibe rod' probably doesn't help 😂

[@brandonwilliams6119]

I’m actually playing through Super Princess Peach on my modded 3DS as I never grew up with it, the game is great and different from your standard Mario Formula, you got Perry the Parasol, Vibe Powers, a Shop to buy upgrades and increase stats, overall I think it deserves a second chance, it’s a shame it didn’t become a full fledged series, not even Amy or Blaze from Sonic got their own games that focused on them as the main playable character, last character spin-off game Sonic got was Shadow the Hedgehog in 2005.

[@snecolsslocens7498]

Great video! I love this game- I actually wrote a paper on Princess Peach and the performance of hyper femininity during my masters in English in 2006, and purchased this game as part of my ‘research’. Wish this game had the reception it deserved. In some other universe this was the start of a wonderful new series.

[@paperhatinc5641]

Honestly, as a kid, we always wanted to see a sequel where she teamed up with Luigi (lets be honest, if there's anyone in the mushroom kingdom you'd peg as 'emotional', it's that guy) where the two work together to rescue the kingdom and Mario from the real secrets of the scepter and Perry's past. Something Something the normally level headed Mario is *really* struggling to control his emotions turned up to 11 and it's up to the other two, more used to keeping a hold on themselves in more stressful environments, to save the day. Either give them their own sets of Vibes the player can switch between or (if 8 is too many abilities to make distinctive enough to work in the players favor) split up the emotions between them- Luigi could easily take over gloom (perhaps redecorated as a fear based power) and grab Peaches hand to pull her quickly along or while he's crying, and perhaps add one based on being meek, in which the two would more carefully move about in such a way they could pass over blocks that would normally fall or crumble, or slip right past enemies. Peach could keep joy and rage, while calm's animation is actually split between the two of them, taking a moment to reassure each other and enjoy each others company in the midst of their adventure. (and you know. Putting aside the joke at the end of the game about what the vibe scepter really was the whole time.)

[@lightavii]

Holy cow, this idea is SO good… I want it so badly now

[@ItsTheVioletQueen]

I remember I discovered a glitch by mashing L and A on a level select screen and it warped me to the an exact copy of the first level with no Toads rescued. My position on the level select screen was also where the first extra level was located. Also after a while one of the first levels in Hoo’s Woods towards the end became an an actual glitchy hellscape with no platforms except for the flying pouches, so I had to use all of my vibe power for Joy to fly to the end. Yeah, my copy’s been through a lot.

[@dragonfirenetwork4554]

This game was a fun alternative to the usual Mario Game and Peach actually being an active hero was fantastic

[@skullgamer64]

Glad that someone brought it up, this was the best spin-off from the mainline Mario franchise. The game deserves a sequel where you can possibly play as Daisy or even Rosalina.

[@maggieo1683]

I remember I grew up with my cousin who is four years younger than me, but we spent a lot of time together and she feels more like my sister. And one day when we were kids, we both got sick for a day and stayed home from school, and huddled on her bed at my aunt's house and played this game on our DS's together, nearly beating it in one day. I feel like we need more of this game, too, but maybe a bit harder so older audiences would play it as much as main series Mario games.

[@skribble-]

a parasol?...PERRY THE PARASOL?!

[@littleuppie]

I've been saying for YEARS that this game is crazy levels of underrated. Legitimately one of my favorite games on the DS

[@Peterrdee]

They need to make a peach based game again, peach is literally so iconic

[@pixelshortcake]

Man this game was such a big part of my childhood :) I love seeing people try to bring it into the light again!

[@OutbreakMonkeyMusic]

This game was an absolute joy to play and definitely an under rated gem in the DS library.

[@bringoldshowsback]

I forgot about this game until you brought it up. Seeing all the gameplay brought back all the feels (both positive and negative) I had while playing the game.

[@X1erra]

This aged well! You're right, Super Princess Peach totally deserves a remake / sequel, and today is a special day! :)

[@ziqi92]

I 100%ed this game back in the day and I also completely forgot about it. I genuinely love it. Maybe it’s because this game was pretty easy that I couldn’t remember it. I never had to spend that much time on it.

[@rexdawn7]

It's always exciting when you're watching youtube already and you get a notification of something you want to watch.

[@amethystimagination3332]

I got this game on the same Christmas I got my DS, so I played it a lot and I still really love it. I’ve always been a Peach fan and I wish there were more games with her as the main character

[@Ekstromer64]

good news

[@FinalCataclsym]

A lot of the music absolutely slaps. Both chill and intense themes throughout. Underrated.

[@michaelking3bluekingdom]

I Can't Wait For Princess Peach Showtime 🤩🩷👏💯

[@Kite403]

I so loved this game when it was out! The volcano had the best music hands down and the overall tone was really fun. Also Perry's story was actually a little touching

[@tuvillo]

It's just comical they finally give The Girl her own game and her powers include crying and getting really angry.

[@legacy7756]

Super Princess Peach is one of my favorite games ever and it actually made me a Mario fan again! I really hope for a sequel!

[@xoxomaddie777]

Aw man. I loved this game. I was in elementary school when this came out and had loved the Mario series, but I especially loved the small moments where I could play as Peach - so this was perfect for me. Thanks for making this, it was a fun nostalgia trip.

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

This game was Danny's childhood. They and their brother would play it and come up with nicknames for the characters and stuff (Danny says they called Bowser's Villa "Bowser's Scary Castle.") They always wanted a sequel with Daisy, Rosalina, and Pauline playable. I myself had this game in 2006. I found it easy, but I thought it was awesome seeing Peach as the star. I would want a sequel.

[@prismalion6923]

I love this game so much. I played it all the time and, you're right, it was super fun and relaxing to go through! Perry's backstory made me cry. He and Peach made an amazing team. This video's got me feeling nostalgic man

[@strwrbttlfrnt]

This is my first ds game and I still have it

[@Gatorade69]

"Endless vibe" Yeah I think my girlfriend also has one of those too, and it gets her emotions going also.

[@deathpie24]

I think it's called a vibe scepter, I wonder what that could be used for

[@clarkside4493]

I ordered this for my niece. I've never played it, but it looks like she'll like it.

[@Tempest-jc3me]

Well as most people are aware now, Peach is finally getting another game all to herself. It's ironic that a lot of what you touched on in this episode; like "Peach doesn't need to rescue Mario to go have an adventure" is being included

[@CaptainBamboo]

"17 years ago" hurt my feelings .

[@Mr_bukowski4435]

I remember hearing a lot about this game when I was younger than never again. I hope with how great Peach was in the Mario movie maybe we’ll get a follow up game now

[@blackroses96]

Coming here after the Direct. :D Cannot wait for her new game! ^^

[@deddrz2549]

its crazy how the artstyle is a perfect mix between yoshi's island and super mario world

[@Emma-zm7zb]

I looved this game! I agree, it was super calming. So glad to see someone else bringing it attention and love!

[@sammylane21]

This was a absolute joy to play and enjoy.

[@TheReZisTLust]

It would get flak for showing how emotion based Peach could be nowadays lol

[@lighthope4202]

This game was seriously one of my favourite titles ever, I really hope that we get some closure to the Perry story someday though.

[@fuwugu]

this game is such a big part of my childhood. Thank you for making a video about it. Hits me right in the heart

[@primrosemunro1143]

This was definitely my favourite mario game as a kid, 1000% needs a sequel. Such a nostalgic and positive video.

[@Nazo-kage]

I remember super princess peach. I also remembered that it left a pretty big loose end in the form of some hinted that the villains. And yet nothing ever came of it. They were hinted at or even responsible for transforming someone into Perry the parasol. But that was just a loose end that was dropped and never picked back up

[@rulerofeden]

I've been waiting for a WAIT... on this one, thanks Jordan!

[@Mr.Roboto_]

Me:(Hears that the parasol is named Perry) - "A Parasol?" - (Puts on a hat) - "Perry the Parasol!?"

[@writteninthestars02]

This was such a fun game when I was younger! I gave my DS to my nephew so I'm not sure I'll ever get to play this again but it was definitely fun in the day.

[@stereokuuji]

8:09 Lil koopa bro is pissed😭

[@hunterthomas4936]

So cool to hear some positive reveiws for this game. I’ve always thought it looked pretty dope, but I’ve heard a lot of people say the levels are too long and dragged out or just complain about the mini games. This game is definitely on my radar now

[@annabel4572]

This was my absolute favorite game growing up!! Me and my sister loved playing it, i would spend hours replaying the levels and doing all of the mini games. I unfortunately lost my original copy a few years ago but my little cousin has a copy for her DS and i love helping her beat the levels! It’s such a wholesome, fun, and honestly challenging experience. I remember genuinely struggling getting all of the toads in the later levels and having to replay them multiple times! It was so rewarding. Amazing video, very nostalgic to watch and left me smiling :)

[@inkatana49]

This was one of my favorites as a kid. I mean I was bad at it, but I still liked it. The random star enemy was scary as hell though.

[@jasdawg6383]

i LOVED this game as a kid. the artstyle was sooo cute and awesome and the gameplay was so much fun!!! thank you jordan for making a video on this ahh

[@adrianrandom3448]

If Alpha dream hadn't gone down under, I would LOVE to think that we could have gotten another M&L game with peach as a party member, maybe she could have had emotion based special attacks, that could have been so fun :(

[@kimackerman2183]

Of course!! I absolutely loved playing the game and remember watching the trailer for it on tv when it was about to be released. I still play it on my ds and it continues to be my favorite game of the whole Super Mario world.

[@LeafpawofBrankenClan]

This was my first video game as a child and I’ll always treasure it. It’s great to see people talking about it

[@Lunar_willoww]

This game is pretty special to me, too! I got it when I was like 5 and never actually beat it, but I still have it and hearing people talk about it feels crazy. I always thought it was kind of obscure.

[@dachannelfire7049]

I can't believe no one talks about this game. One of my favorites for sure.

[@rexrabbiteer]

This game was actually the first 2d “Mario” game in years and then new super Mario bros came out afterwards

[@lilkibbles3480]

I loved this game and would immediately buy a sequel if one ever comes out!!

[@gabrieloliveira96]

Yeah, I love this game and after being THAT badass in the super mario movie Peach really needs another game like this ASAP!

[@samwill7259]

No wonder Mario always accepts a cake and a kiss on the cheek, living with this woman would be a rollercoaster

[@clarityvee]

I loved this game SO much as a kid. Over the years I lost my copy. I miss it so much.

[@90shandheldgamer]

This game deserves a re-release!

[@MFKuzon]

I love the commercial breaks in every episode please never get rid of them

[@jazzy3916]

This used to and is still my favorite game of all time, I beat the whole thing and unlocked all puzzles and mini game levels, thanks for this video! I thought i was the only one who thought of this after the movie!

[@lilacorkindheart8325]

This game seems beautiful. Bot on the outside and inside. Thank You Jordan.

[@bes03c]

I remember playing it and getting stuck and giving up. You convinced me to try it out again and throw you a sub. Thanks!