i want to know the thought process behind whichever nintendo employee decided on the name “vibe sceptre”
@awwsda7 ай бұрын
Crossover! my two fav under rated you tubers in one place!
@QerstyBass5 ай бұрын
"😏"
@haruhisuzumiya66503 ай бұрын
It's for a Vibe check 😂
@bluebaron68582 ай бұрын
Get your mind out of the gutter!
@robothingy7 ай бұрын
i think the term "cozy game" has certainly broadened in meaning recently to just mean a game that's generally low-stress, gameplay and mechanics wise. while the 'nonviolent' label certainly applies to original/classic cozy games like stardew & animal crossing, i've seen cult of the lamb being labeled as cozy despite it's themes of manipulation, murder, and devotion. it helps that CoTL has a huge amount of accesibility options regarding gameplay, which entices a more casual audience, even those who wouldn't normally play rougelites [including cozy gamers!] i do think that the 'repetitive tasks' bit is still an important hallmark of a cozy game though. anyways, great video! keep up the good work.
@robothingy7 ай бұрын
i also think that aesthetics also plays a bit of a key role in whether or not a game is considered 'cozy' or not, though it's more abstract without any specific areas you can point to, just generally focusing on 'cute' or 'pretty' graphics.
@Luuuluuuu5 ай бұрын
love that you never look at the camera it’s giving david byrne not blinking during performances
@djshogun95273 ай бұрын
shes reading the script
@tiaralcu7 ай бұрын
not an extra hour with the vibe scepter😭😭😭
@joelsytairo6338Ай бұрын
An extra hour in the vibe pit😳😳🤤
@eekcm235 ай бұрын
Not a man, but I thought your comment about dark souls was interesting because I don't find the game anxiety inducing and I'm definitely not good at it. I never understood why men, when playing those games, scream at their TV and throw their controllers. It really feels pretty relaxing to take in the beautiful playspace and play dress up with my character, entirely unafraid of dying because it's certain to happen at some point. No uncertainty, anxiety free, it's great.
@blackhoggaming4 ай бұрын
You’re lying. There’s no way
@ChrisPoindexter983 ай бұрын
Speaks to the many varied experiences a game can provide, plus your attitude seems perfectly good for such a game, which takes a lot for some but thankfully seems to come naturally for you.
@no_misaki3 ай бұрын
I mean i'm a dude and feel mostly the same. Even harder ones like bloodborne I find to be these immersive, chill adventures where i'm tackling everything at my own pace and death is more a part of the cycle than something to be stressed about. I find a cool weapon? It's part of my build now. FInd a lame one? Who cares, there'll be something more interesting around the corner. Find some new swag? Time to play mix and match with the rest of my wardrobe for 20 minutes until I find the magic combo i'm satisfied with 😅
@caseyogden71053 ай бұрын
EXACTLY THIS! why do people feel so frustrated in such a low stakes game, i never understood. my first souls game was ds3 that i got when i was 16 and my mum told my hairdresser because hed mentioned the game in passing before and the first thing he said was "expect a lot of shouting and swearing coming from her room", i have never once screamed or shouted playing a dark souls game and ive 100% all of them (sekiro is my fav as i also love rhythm games lol).
@ziabasu41692 ай бұрын
i'm a girl and i love dark souls. they're really hard to get into but they make u concentrate a lot. it's really cozy to be in the zone like that for me. it's calming ahah ^^
@sophitiaofhyrule4 ай бұрын
100% agree on your Peach Showtime opinions! I don't understand why people want every game to be hard and stressful.
@Heliosphan152 ай бұрын
because people like challenges that are rewarding
@salems_lot2 ай бұрын
@@Heliosphan15 and some people like relaxing games with low stakes :)
@rex-mu3yd5 ай бұрын
no style savvy?? i feel like all style savvy games are soo important to girl gaming, i know when i first started playing them when i was like 8 it was the first time i played a girly game and actually felt like there was a challenge. of course over time style savvy does get easy once you've mastered how the game works but it was so enjoyable to dress characters up and actually recieve critique instead of other dress-up games that most of the time just let you do whatever..
@piperaceae12 ай бұрын
It is an actual crime that there hasn't been a style savvy for the switch even as it is in the twilight of its lifespan. And no, Fashion Dreamer is fine but not the same flavor.
@hollylaurenxo5948Ай бұрын
i would do anything for style savvy on switch !
@Lynn173 ай бұрын
Super Princess Peach was a damn good game. The arguments that it's a stereotype for a woman to fight with her emotions miss the point: she can CONTROL her emotions, while her male friends got captured because one hit from the Vibe Scepter and they couldn't stop crying and freaking out. Showtime is only too easy if you're not a completionist, lol. I nearly lost my mind trying to get all the Sparkle Gems and ribbons, and some of those bosses aren't messing around! But it was fun because one, Peach, and two, you got to leap into a different genre multiple times per floor. It's like an Isekai, almost.
@emperorlizZАй бұрын
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@Prince_Of_Fish7 ай бұрын
i did not realise these games ive loved my whole life were girly games, I will have to keep a blanket over my head whilst I'm playing the new Peach game or something ooh, Im also patiently waiting for a Princess Daisy game, I lost my mind when she was playable in Mario Wonder, I had to fight my girlfriend for who got to play her.
@Chloe4656.4 ай бұрын
I need to get that new peach game as I remember not being into girly stuff such as the colour pink as examples.
@lilypadqueen7 ай бұрын
*vivid flashbacks of you calling “charcooooal” over and over*
@oziphantom94656 ай бұрын
why does everybody who talks about Stardew Valley fail to mention it's a Harvest Moon clone. The series that has been around since the SNES, and was on the SNES/N64/GC/Wii/Switch GB/C/A/DS/DSi/3DS PS1/2/P/3/4/5 Xbox One/Series and then has spin off Rune Factory. While they did mostly have a male protagonist there are the "Cute" versions of some of the older games that didn't let you select which gender you want to play as, but also some of the older ones such as Harvest Moon 2 for the GBC which did have the option to choose your gender. Modern games let you be LGBT but there are some "True Love" edition hacks for some older games that give you an LGBT version as well.
@bitwize7 ай бұрын
I've given it a bit of thought, and since Daisy is a tomboy and appears mostly in sports games, it would be cool if the Princess Daisy game had her fight using sports themed powers, with soccer balls, baseball bats, and the like as weapons. I will have to revisit Super Princess Peach. I gave it a skip because of its weird emotion-based theming back in the day, but it seems that Princess Peach is the character _most in control_ over her emotions, so that's an interesting wrinkle. And the graphics are really cute and very Nintendo. Another interesting series of games definitely aimed at girls is the Space Channel 5 series. The designer, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, was really going for a different vibe from the usual shoot and kill things milieu. The main character, Ulala, adds aliens and their prisoners in need of rescue alike to her entourage, effecting a more feminine victory and making the player feel like the center of attention and the star of a musical. Plus the graphics are way cute and the music is funky. I had a lot of fun with these "girl" games.
@mysticdigital59364 ай бұрын
I never played Space Channel 5 but I loved Ulala in Sega Superstars Tennis and Allstars Racing. Her style is out of this world and the aesthetic of the court/tracks themed after her game was so good
@witchandrabbit7 ай бұрын
you've convinced me to redownload pocket camp, i'm holding you accountable if i get addicted again. Also this is your best video yet! I laughed so much
@StarmenRock7 ай бұрын
Theres like 3 things to do now thats abandoned.. even emulating new leaf on mobile citra feels better
@eyess66943 ай бұрын
0:20 she got a nice pump going and resumed filming
@ph5.4846 ай бұрын
This and the previous video really resonate with me as someone who grew up as a girl. It's complicated balancing my rejection of gender essentialism and my own gender identity with my natural gravitation towards 'cosy' tasks even in games with a focus on combat (SV is basically a cute Pokemon breeding sim to me and collecting clothing items is usually a big drive for me to engage in hardcore content). Having said that, I think tasks like these are more universal than we might think - everyone who plays FFXIV knows that 'glamour is the true endgame', regardless of gender, and r/FashionSouls exists for a reason. One thing that stands out to me about these quality 'girl games' is that while they're often seen as casual, I think the systems can get pretty complex if you choose to engage with them to their fullest extent - and many women do. Min-maxing is a gender neutral practice!
@jefferyjones83995 ай бұрын
I really liked Princess Peach Showtime. It was a lot of fun
@carrillmunnings5257 ай бұрын
On this subject, I recommend looking into the Style Savvy series and maybe also the Nikki games like Love Nikki, Shining Nikki, and Infinity Nikki.
@rubygloomz5 ай бұрын
i'm honestly really hoping that the new zelda game that was just announced-- echos of wisdom, with playable zelda instead of link-- doesn't fall into the peach issue where the game is significantly easier than the rest of the series🙃
@user-gm8ul9ky6t4 ай бұрын
if you like: ```````````````````````````` you should play: princess peach showtime ------ kirby‼️‼️💯 ('s epic yarn, star allies, and forgotten land r my favorites) stardew valley ------------------------ little wood animal crossing --------------------- cozy grove +bonus: a short hike coffee talk spiritfarer
@Airsaber2 ай бұрын
And if you like Coffee Talk, you should play VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action. ^_^ I have a feeling there would be no Coffee Talk without Valhalla.
@songmaster747 ай бұрын
I know this might be controversial but I almost feel like minecraft mightve made a good addition. I think its probably a 50/50 player base split but some of the most dedicated builders / singleplayer players ive ever met are women. I think its a weird one bc some parts of the game like pvp are very male dominated but I think building, survival, and amount of time played is dominated by women . love the video !!!!!
@randymoon7 ай бұрын
i did consider talking about minecraft but it didn’t end up making the cut!
@Badusername20007 ай бұрын
im siding with the girls on this one, cant stand pvp, gimme some basic survival any day
@S3lph1317 ай бұрын
I personally believe some demographics and personalities are predisposed to enjoying "routines"or what's known as "dailies".. for escapism.. As an insular gamer I find comfort in playing games I've played before.. this isn't because I'm a male.. it's because of my personality/past life experiences. Animal crossing is an excellent example due to the pandemic 4 years ago.. The game really helped people who were suffering with a lack of routine in their mental health and AC really helped with that.. It really should've received an award for this and everyone it helped. Myself.. I had remakes of Final Fantasy 7 and Resident Evil 2/3 to enjoy the familiar and new at the same time :)
@oziphantom94656 ай бұрын
the Sims sold so many Celeron 266s, I had so many friends who played the game, then their GFs would watch them to see what they were so addicted to. Then the GF would get home earlier and get on the PC before my friends got home, and steal the PC. So they would go to the computer store and basically build the cheapest new PC that would run it well, buy it and then take it home and set if up for their GF and get their PC back. The budget Celeron 266 was the perfect CPU for the job.
@atlas9563 ай бұрын
i really, really loved princess peach showtime! for me it seemed like a fun little, unapologetically girly game designed to pick up and put down episodically whenever you are in the mood (as i would have as a child), not played front to back for hours like most “intense adult games”. plenty of cute, fun, wholesome, non-sexualised roles to play, a simple but wholesome and rewarding plot, fun and quirky designs, lots of variety in mini game styles even within the plays… i had a blast the entire time. i kept thinking like, man, if this had existed when i was 8 i would have ABSORBED it. i still think they did an amazing job at making all the different “peaches” feel like the same person, but still unique and magical. lampshading a lot of tropes that a little girl may or may not know without being too obvious. i wish there had been more games like that when i was little, i probably would have role played all of the peaches with my friends during recess for weeks.
@bingonight15047 ай бұрын
Im not sure if there are demographic stats for this game but I feel I can vouch for Cult of the Lamb as a game me and all the girlies love (especially since the eugenics update)
@cesarst37205 ай бұрын
Girly games are just games that satisfy female gamers common preferences like games with female MCs, romance options, handsome men and the option of customization are some of those common preferences.
@Airsaber2 ай бұрын
I mean, tons of men like all of that, too.
@cesarst37202 ай бұрын
@@Airsaber Yes, but just imagine there's a woman behind the screen playing that so it turns in another direction.
@Airsaber2 ай бұрын
@@cesarst3720 I'm not sure if I understood your comment.
@IrisBobiris314 күн бұрын
Oh my god, I remember the quarantine online villager economy! I spent so much time grinding nook mile tickets to buy my favorite villagers with the tickets on Discord. My island has the villagers I went out for, like Marina, Zucker, Beau, and Audie. What a time. Oh, I also made my basement a cult sacrifice room where there was blood on the floor in front of a toaster, lots of creepy statues sat around it, and Bubblegum KK played on loop. Good times.
@luckiestbin4 ай бұрын
i think the whole "ethno-state" thing comes from how bland the villagers feel in new horizons. i was OBSESSED with new leaf and i loved every single one of my villagers and looked forward to talking to them. But in new horizons, they all felt the same to me, if u had more than 1 of a single personality type talking to both was basically talking to the same character twice. they feel more like furniture/set dressing in that game, so i get wanting to tailor ur villagers towards an "aesthetic" instead of off personality
@pastaman645 ай бұрын
23:11 i was watching this video past 1am, dozed off and then woke up to this
@emperorlizZАй бұрын
Lmao
@_ayshasht7 ай бұрын
all my girls love post-nintendogs nintendo rebranding
@1Fresh_Water3 ай бұрын
Literally 1 minute in, I just want to say I'm so happy you mentioned Purple Moon. Secret Paths was so important to me growing up in the 90s and I wish there were more games like it today.
@HesGotaGun5052 ай бұрын
My gf is a fan of several of these. She’s also a big fan of point-and-click adventure titles like Later Alligator and Fall of Porcupine.
@Reshithewhite3 ай бұрын
I would also like to point out RPGs being another genre that I’ve noticed a lot of my fellow female audience having a preference for as well. Heck, I can speak for myself as well. Also oddly personally I kind myself getting stressed playing a lot of farming sims namely due to the in-game timer and the auto pass out (Yeah I’m bad with timers)
@emperorlizZАй бұрын
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@SlyCooperRocks3 ай бұрын
I'd personally love a Sly Cooper spinoff where you play as Carmelita
@challi5109Ай бұрын
I remember I was so excited about super princess peach as a kid and I played the demo for showtime too. While I loved the visuals and took a bunch of screenshots throughout, I felt like having completed the demo I didn't really see the value in paying full price for the game. Maybe it seems more risky in terms of profitability, but if they went all out with a peach game like to the level of mario odyssey I think that could be so cool and build on peach even more. I feel like its not a realistic expectation but at the same time fans do love peach and if she was given more to do I dont see why it wouldnt work. I really did wish showtime was more challenging. Yes its a pretty game anyone can enjoy but dedicated mario fans love peach and could get so much out of a more challenging and broad game!
@jgambale33912 ай бұрын
I liked Princess Peach Showtime a lot! My main complaint is it was pretty short for a full priced game. Some of the levels and challenges are pretty tricky!
@Mira-yo6fw2 ай бұрын
14:56 don't get it twisted brah stardew is hard asf for plebs like me ✊✊ (Did I prioritise wooing Haley instead of looking after my farm? well yes but yknow)
@Popularmonzter2 ай бұрын
There’s a game called little kitty big city you should really check it out it’s so fun and you can find different hats to put on your cat, it came out this year
@lilymoon28293 ай бұрын
When you mentioned female players getting the 3DS for Animal Crossing, it got me thinking about what games made me get my first DS Lite around 2009. Sure, Nintendogs was one of them but also, crucially, Brain Jogging and Professor Layton- Nintendo's most overlooked franchise imo. Despite being entirely puzzle based games with male main characters, anecdodtally I have noticed that "emotional, irrational" women seem to favour it much more "rational, logical" men... Interesting, that... A 2012 article states female players make up a slight majority of 51%. Also, the franchises female characters are really diverse in age and personality and the art style.... THE ART STYLE 😍 need I say more? I thought I'd bring it up because it is so much the opposite of what we would consider a "girly" game, and it rarely comes up in discussions about "cozy" games, yet I would argue it absolutely qualifies as both. Funnily enough, it is also a completely neglected franchise, and recent attempts to make it more "girl friendly" have cheapened the franchise, when it was already beloved by girls and women. Anyway, Professor Layton is bae and Ninetendo should get up off their butts and give me a Switch compatible version ASAP 🎩
@zenheretic_2 ай бұрын
I'd be interested in a sequel video about games that started with a male or non gendered focus but shifted to female focus like Rune Factory and Harvest Moon.
@goddamnit72303 ай бұрын
While I understand you say inclusive is a good thing, I believe the reason many of these thrive is because of the focus they have on their game. Animal Crossing, Stardew Valley are both incredibly similar yet so different because they focus on the game they are trying to create. Trying to please everyone makes no one happy. I truly believe that and believe that their success is because they made these incredibly good and passionate focused games, versus something like No Man Sky when it first launched. It was a muddy mess and had to fix and focus on what it was trying to be instead of in the end adding numerous features that overburdened and were not initially intended in the game. They cleaned it up, then expanded and now have an amazing game on their hands.
@mysticdigital59364 ай бұрын
Amazing video! I didn't grow up with any of these series myself, but have been exploring and enjoying them the past few years. New Horizons was my first AC and it's one of the few games I will check all the time. Just doing the Daily Nook Miles is a nice chill experience and dreaming of the day I actually renovate my island. I first played The Sims when TS4 became Free-to-Play and it's a lot of fun. I prefer watching other people play it, but it's such a super open game.Hoping to pick up Stardew soon too! One thing I think a lot of "girl" games like these have in common is appealing to queer people, especially men(I'm just one example but Alpharad and his love of Peach totally count). As some say, the games are "for the girls and the gays." But really I think you made great points. Most of the games focused on creating fun and unique experiences, not hitting a Target Demo.
@rafaela000023 ай бұрын
4:16 of course it's plumbella
@purplemist77 ай бұрын
I loved your previous video on girly shovelware games and this follow up did not dissapoint! Thank you!
@petrnovak72356 ай бұрын
I think last year Tchia also deserves to be mentioned here. It's open world, action adventure indie game about a girl going on an adventure to save her kidnapped father. The game's setting is fictional, but highly inspired by New Caledonia's culture and languages. And the latter may be a problem for sone, since while the game is dubbed, it's not dubbed in English, but actually in French and Drehu, the languages spoken in New Caledonia. The game does have subtitles, but especially during cutscenes, the subtitles can be a little too quick. Other than that, though, the game is pretty easy, maybe way too easy (harder difficulty for hardcore gamers wouldn't hurt here), but the story will more than make up for that in my opinion. The game is available for Windows, PS4 and PS5, with Switch release scheduled for 27th June 2024. And I think this game proves that games for girls nay not necessariky be open-ended simulations. Though I am sure many male players will also enjoy Tchia just like I did.
@Airsaber2 ай бұрын
Cool video! It was nice to learn about some of these games, especially since for the vast majority of my life I didn't own a console (though I did emulate some stuff), and I've always preferred "games for boys" (though it's interesting that even as a kid I gravitated towards games where one didn't have to play as a dude, e.g. Final Fantasy 6, Septerra Core, Tomb Raiders, or Jazz Jackrabbit 2 with that DLC that gives one the option to play as Lori). Fortunately, as a kid I wasn't aware that most games weren't marketed to girls/women, most of my friends and playmates who played games were girls, and my parents were as likely to buy me dolls and ponies as to buy me cars and building blocks. I would say all of those factors gave me a perfect start before there was a chance I would get discouraged by female/feminine gamers being mostly ignored or put into stereotypically pink boxes (and then mostly ignored), not to mention bullied. I think way more girls/women would get into gaming if, "games for girls" aside, they weren't discouraged in the aforementioned ways - or made to feel that "games for girls" = worse, more silly, deserving less attention. Side note: cozy games are lovely and I'm glad they are so popular these days! Some of my favourite examples from the last couple of years are: VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action, Coffee Talk, and The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood.
@HonkYeahArson7 ай бұрын
YIPPEE!! I love your videos so much :D
@zaynkun2 ай бұрын
I still have the backpack that came with the purple moon games 😂
@oziphantom94656 ай бұрын
Daisy is the true protagonist of Super Mario Wonder right?? we can dream right??
@sssolace3 ай бұрын
i think new horizons is the lowest point for animal crossing. i miss when the series was about your interactions with the villagers and thats no longer the case now with them being walking mannequins with no personality. i didnt get into the series for the decoration aspects but thats all the series is good for at this point.
@nightfire7342 күн бұрын
I highly recommend the "HAWP Girl Games".
@doggobunniАй бұрын
I definitely think it's a positive interpretation to have emotions literally be Peach's super power in her first game, so I think it's a better idea than surface level assumptions, though I did hear the criticism that the parasol got more character moments and/or development than peach in that game, though I could say either way if i agreed with that
@Symphetix5 ай бұрын
I 100% unironically admire that you lean fully into blatantly reading your script of the screen.
@goo_902 ай бұрын
Well this is my new favourite channel.
@nyxyms3 ай бұрын
Randy can I just say I love your content :D I’ve been watching them the last few days and I’ve been searching for a fem content creator that does video essays abt stuff I like and yours hit the spot
@ethanhawksley90975 ай бұрын
New Zelda game where you play as Zelda
@Indigo_Illuminati21 күн бұрын
I'm surprised you didnt mention Harvest Moon when talking about Stardew Valley
@SkepTones2 ай бұрын
Doom Eternal and Animal Crossing launched on the same day, the crossover memes were top notch
@Imirui3 ай бұрын
I want to have a nice little chat with whoever decided in order to beat Super Princess Peach you had to get _every single toad in the game._
@violetslit3 ай бұрын
ahh i love all these games (nintendogs make me so nostalgic), would also add cooking mama to the list!
@ImNotGregGraffin16 күн бұрын
Good video, but I couldn’t help get distracted by your eyes moving as you read the script 😂
@DottedWolf7 ай бұрын
I'm actually happy to hear the new peach game is easy cus I wanna play it with my mom haha
@itsd3br334 ай бұрын
I really enjoy these type of videos, glad to have found your channel :)
@BeingADik_JacobАй бұрын
Types of games girls like ( with Female Protagonists of course ); Make Up & Dress Up Games Animal Adventure Games like Little Kitty Big City Karaoke Games Kissing Games Any kind of Horror Game with Vampires for some odd reason Magical Transformation Princess, Witch & Schoolgirl Adventure Games Social Networking Games like IMVU Cute Shoot Em Up Games like the Cotton Series Adventure Platformer Games Rags to Riches/Tycoon Games Turn Based RPG/JRPG Games Mystery & Detective Games Cute Sports Games like Mario & Sonic at the Olympics Cute Platform Fighters like Smash Cute Racers like Disney SpeedStorm Dating Simulator Games Rhythm/Dancing Games Shopping Simulator Games Time Management Gardening/Farming Simulators and Cooking Games Casual Puzzle & Quiz Arcade Games Psychological Horror Games Cozy Slice of Life Games Gacha Games World Exploration, Building and Crafting Games Visual Novels, mainly Romance Comedies and School/College Drama Games Story Rich Sandbox Adventure Games Photography and Drawing Games Party Games like Stumble Guys or Mario Party House Cleaning, Remodeling and Decoration Games Baby/Kids Babysitting Games Pet Caretaking and Training Games like Pokemon Animal Rescue Games These are the types of games girls are into based off of my personal observation at least. If Devs can create rich stories from a female perspective, meaning NOT putting a female in a male role, like a swordswoman in the middle ages killing and slaughtering grown men, but in a female role like a maid cooking and cleaning for the royal family ( going into detail, on how to buy the ingredients, kill or remove pests from the kitchen area, etc.....), trying to date the noble knights, investigating personal belongings to find dirt on certain individuals. Strong stories of love, scandals, sorrow, betrayal, maybe family too. Girls would have a great time, if a 'girls game' was executed properly. Also there needs to be a focus not only on little girls, but mature women as well. Similar stories to the Life Time Movie channel for example, kidnapping, Jealous psycho who wants to take your family and live your life etc.....
@holybirdlibrary26332 ай бұрын
I had super princess peach as a kid and I honestly thought it slapped
@milesrodger37243 ай бұрын
Love the vibe of your channel, excited to show my wife it!
@hhhsp9513 ай бұрын
i had nintendogs+cats
@Philue4 ай бұрын
your meme game is on point! so entertaining!
@Yngdady2 ай бұрын
I remember a Nintendo ds commercial that featured beyonce "playing" a DS by smiling and smashing the screen with the stylist. Always angered me
@RizyRafiq4 ай бұрын
Bayonetta was also a big one! A bit of a less casual example, but the majority of my friends who are fans of Bayonetta are women!
@charlestheprincess7 ай бұрын
really enjoyed that barbenheimer joke thank u
@esme_melody2 ай бұрын
the 1 fps windmill 😭😭😭
@cherrymi022 ай бұрын
its weird that when i saw the video title, i suddenly remembered of those Hazel baby webgames? (God i always hated her design, and im a girl lmao) also dude, princess peach ds is my favorite game of her, she looks soo badass on ds than on switch on my opinion
@BittersweetPerson2 ай бұрын
Currently I have e played or I'd want to play EVERY VIDEOGAME you've mentioned. In fact I have recently bought a switch to catch up with the latest version of the games. I used to think I was a different kind of girl but... 😂😅
@YaMoonSun3 ай бұрын
It seems “girl games” are what I think.
@thuslymars17 күн бұрын
I grew up playing all these games as the girls were the only ones with console and PC s
@Alexander-gu6zs2 ай бұрын
Need that hour 😔💪
@esme_melody2 ай бұрын
4:16 PLUMBELLA LOVEEEEE
@rosieisverycool50047 ай бұрын
Omg babe wake up Randy Moon uploaded ☝️😼
@magicfrae2 ай бұрын
i love scrolling through reddit and seeing some unhinged post about multiple girlfriends and pissing their wife off, you get that OH its just stardew moment XD
@ch-o-co-late72162 ай бұрын
Harvest moon was my OG cozy game before stardew
@magicfrae2 ай бұрын
i was so disappointed in peach showtime. it had a lot of charm but it was just toooo easy. i get if they are trying to make more kid friendly games, but millenials were playing some of the hardest platformers as early as age five. give us a challenge!
@KotleKettle2 ай бұрын
These games you listed are good because they are targeted to girls for the most part. And there's nothing wrong with it. Many guys my age liked watching both Star Wars and Disney princes cartoons. Simply because they were good. Modern game industry is trying to mix everything up, make MC a girl boss with an Oblivion NPC appearance, and it simply doesn't work. It's ok for games to be "girly" or "boyish", and it's ok for guys to play "girly" games as well as for girls to play "boyish" games as long as they are good.
@Nick-rc7il3 ай бұрын
I’ve noticed a lot of women playing call of duty way more often now as well
@DK-ue5ks7 ай бұрын
Speaking of which I need to download nintendogs on my delta emulator on my phone.
@Luuuluuuu5 ай бұрын
u are so cool i’m glad i found your channel
@smol56016 ай бұрын
I had a dream as a kid my nintendogs died because I didn't touch the game for a month.
@giangeegibb7 ай бұрын
Justice for Charcoal 😔
@SimberPlays7 ай бұрын
Great video!
@brettstephens27362 ай бұрын
Hi, Randy. I love your beautiful green eyes. They look like little universes❤
@xLadyRaine2 ай бұрын
I actually disagree that life sims are a dime a dozen. With all the fanfare surrounding paralives, inzoi and the now cancelled life by you-games that have not been released yet-it shows just how unique sims is as a game.
@JeffTheEpic2 ай бұрын
Stardew Valley is literally the best game ever made and yes I am autistic 👍
@CheezeBreaux2 ай бұрын
Ngl woman, you are very cute and easy for the eye to watch indefinitely, I just let it play and hear your voice talking about Internet lore, hugs and kisses.
@alinayossimouse4 ай бұрын
would you count harvest moon as a girl game?
@TheMegamanhero7 ай бұрын
Babe wake up a giro did a thing
@YVNGH31R4 ай бұрын
review dark souls
@SaviorAnthon7 ай бұрын
I like the video, editing, and music, but you should try to make it seem less like you are reading a script or a make it seem like you're looking directly at the camera it would make the videos seem more personal and less robotic.
@randymoon7 ай бұрын
last time i tried that people told me it looked like i was staring into their soul 😔
@SaviorAnthon7 ай бұрын
I guess there's no winning, but I like the video regarless.
@omegaoverlay4313 ай бұрын
I think you should lean into that then. No matter what, you'll have haters but I find that what people respect is someone that leans into a brand. Be the "soul girl" then. It will bring more life to your videos! I got one enjoy that. Hah.@@randymoon
@skribble-5 ай бұрын
apparently pikmin 1's player base was mostly female