PSX Longplay [033] Digimon World (Part 1 of 11)

[@stresslee]

How many of us loved this game when we were young but had no idea what was even going on or what exactly we actually had to do?! 😂😂 I remember this game fondly ❤️ definitely brings back so many memories! I would explore so many areas and just try to avoid all the digimon who would be chasing me trying to kill me right away

[@yulligoteckg2]

Same here, I have played this game before I could bareley read well!😂

[@onanisland6813]

Same! I just know I love the game but no idea what to do exactly lol

[@Chancemorgan44]

No clue at all haha! Don’t think I could read let alone comprehend at the time 😂

[@GreigaSP]

This was exactly me. I honestly don't even remember beating the game but I do recall getting pretty far. Like up to some ice area I believe.

[@koreannori2413]

I thought it was only me I couldn't get past like the first level had no idea what I was doing lol

[@rmdir]

I remember my grandma got me this game when I was 7. I guess this game and my memory of her are now intrinsically linked. Thanks grandma.

[@politecat4236]

Grandma was cool as fuck

[@pruffy6275]

Same my father his friend Giften me this jam

[@grxzy7950]

Thanks for this, I was too young to properly understand what the fuck was going one but still so many memories

[@dakodaarmstrong5]

grxzy right same here was a kid and got smacked alot

[@Prothika]

Same

[@bubbariots9854]

It's crazy how we all had this exact same problem.

[@jakehague1]

It used to perplex me why I'd always get Sukamon (I think that's the name) when I played this. All man's wanted was a Greymon

[@pduction]

Omdz truss me! 🤣

[@KpopAng]

I played this game when I was really young so I never knew what to do, but i always laughed my ass off when the digimon always pooped xD

[@Xavificationism]

+Charry Heart And the digimon will evolve into Sir shit a lot if pooped everywhere other than the toilet. Then he will clean up his own shit through ingestion.

[@glbfromjustgian3882]

Charry Heart SAME😍

[@tonkpilllls]

same here

[@nosupper94]

lmao mine always died so i never progressed. just trained and watched them poop too

[@katarinasolakovic1553]

Samee 😂

[@anoneaxone2819]

This was the best digimon game ever made.

[@mytruepower2]

I know, and it's so sad. It's not like they *couldn't* have improved on this game. They had a position of unquestioned supremacy atop the genre of "virtual pets that kick butt." No other game ever challenged them in this area, but instead, they gave it up to become another pokemon copycat. It's one of the great tragedies of gaming that Digimon World 1 never had a proper sequel.

[@TaskMaster5]

They still aren't even remotely a 'Pokémon copycat'. Seriously, the only things the two franchises seem to share is the fact they are monster training franchises. But the similarities truly stop there. The 'virtual pet' schtick is cute but it wouldn't last very long. Seriously, look how short lived Monster Rancher is in comparison to Digimon and Pokémon, and Monster Rancher stuck closest to the 'virtual pet' mantra as it gets.

[@mytruepower2]

I'm not going to argue with you about business models. That's not the topic I brought up. Yes, they are a frigging copycat of Pokemon. Let's start with a game like Digimon World Dusk and Dawn. Where do I even begin with this? 1. Monsters are captured and trained in small parties. 2. Fighting monsters have precisely one frame of animation, with all other animation exclusively to represent their attacks. 3. The combat is decidedly turn-based. 4. Each monster has four stats, apart from HP, MP and their potential level. 5. There's a "farm" where you can keep some of your digimon for various purposes. 6. There are two game "versions," with complementary titles, and with some monsters being version-exclusive. 7. Each digimon has only a few moves that it can use in battle. 8. More than one digimon can fight in a battle at once. Just about the only difference I can see between the two franchises now is that they have different storylines, with Dusk/Dawn having more of a Battle Network-type storyline, but apart from that, freaking *everything* is stolen from Pokemon. I don't really mind when a game series steals concepts and ideas from another game series. What depresses me in this case is that Digimon apparently had *no faith whatsoever* in the strengths of their own Gameplay style. As for Monster Rancher, it was *never* short-lived. It's got 14 video games with future titles planned, *and* it had an anime series (though, admittedly, I thought "Digimon Adventure" was better.)

[@TaskMaster5]

Ok, we'll go through this point by point because seriously, you picked one of the very few Digimon games that actually had multi versions when it's a massive outlier. Not to mention these points aren't points. They're grossly generic game mechanic tropes that most every JRPG ever follows. 1. Monsters captured/trained in small parties: Every JRPG has some method of recruiting team members. In the VAST majority (as in virtually every single one) you do not capture Digimon. You recruit them in a manner similar to any other JRPG or you collect enough of their data to reconstruct them so you can use them on your team. Pokémon did not revolutionize how team recruitment works.Also there's a distinct different in Digimon and Pokémon in that Digimon are not slaves. They join humans willingly because they genuinely see the benefit of human help. Pokémon gradually evolved into this kid friendly mentality but before it was literally 'kid enslaves animals'. 2. 1 frame animation anecdote when attacking: Clearly was due to the minimalistic approach to Dusk/Dawn and isn't the case in other Digimon titles. Dusk/Dawn took the franchise back to the roots of the virtual pet days where Digimon started. Very basic attack animations, Digimon reverting back to eggs and needing to be re-raised frequently, needing to be trained again, etc. Not exactly a good example to try to make your point. Attack animations in the old virtual pets were pretty much one frame animations. 3. Combat is turn based - Okay? And how does this prove Digimon is a copycat when other games have long since existed with turn based combat before Pokémon was even a thought in someones head? 4. Monsters having 4 stats - This isn't actually correct. Digimon have basic stats like health, attack, defence, etc but there are other stats like their resistances you need to focus on. This is a key element in Digimon as how you raise their stats effects what form they can achieve when they Digivolve where as Pokémon generally have little care in how you level them. Only very few Pokémon actually care what a stat is at before they evolve and has an impact (namely Hitmon family). If anything Digimon was quite a bit more creative in their stat structure. 5. Farm to store extra monsters - Pokemon, Digimon, Monster Rancher, and Dragon Quest Monsters all share this feature. Its a feature that makes sense to the context of the game. Having a 'farm' isn't some flagship feature that makes Pokémon unique and any future game that has some kind of 'storage system' for excess party members means they ripped off Pokémon. 6. Multi versioned game - This is pretty much the only Digimon game that did this. It's not even a Pokémon only thing to do. Megaman NT Warrior did twin versions, Dragon Quest Monsters 2 did this. In fact, Digimon and Monster Rancher are the only two in the genre known to NOT normally do this. They have main line installments, not twin versions. In this case Dusk/Dawn are exceptions and not milking people like Nintendo's been doign for years (So I'm GLAD Digimon doesn't really do this). 7. Only has a few moves - This has been Digimon since the beginning and actually fights AGAINST your point that they are copycats. Pokémon tend to have upwards of a dozen or more moves in their move pool. In Digimon, each form of a Digimon only has 1-2 moves at any given time (Until later games liek Cyber sleuth opened up their move pools a bit more). So how does only having a couple moves each make them copycats? 8. Multi-Digimon can battle at once: Ok, this is actually something Dragon Quest Monsters for Gameboy did FIRST over Pokémon. You had a party of up to 3 monsters at a time and they fought all at once. Digimon eventually adopted this in Digimon World 2, but then went back to 1v1 battle system in World 3, then went back to 3 v 3 in Cyber Sleuth. Pokémon actually copied when it comes to having multiple monsters out at the same time. Games borrow ideas from each other ALL the time. Pokémon isn't UNIQUE. It borrowed almost all it's game mechanics from already established games and put a slight spin on them. Digimon and Pokémon are drastically different. Digimon started right out of the gate tackling themes and concepts that Pokémon wouldn't touch on for years (Specifically importance of teamwork, dealing with death and loss, morality, love, etc). This is both in the games AND the show. Pokémon started out as a more mature game masked with kid friendly designs and such but quickly became a very by the books kids franchise, which is sad. Monster Rancher has always been the black sheep. It has a lot of installments but it still isn't popular. Not compared to Pokémon or even Digimon for that matter. Hell, I'd wager that Dragon Quest Monsters is more well known globally than Monster Rancher. Sure, it had a few seasons of an anime (Which I watched and loved) but it clearly didn't win out. It has a dedicated fanbase (which I'm fully on board in) but that's the only reason it still gets a release here and there. So yeah. You're cherry picked game (Dusk/Dawn) isn't the copycat you think it is. Nor is the franchise as a whole.

[@mytruepower2]

***** "They're grossly generic game mechanic tropes that most every JRPG ever follows." Final Fantasy doesn't, Golden Sun doesn't, "Tales of" doesn't, Phantasy Star doesn't, Shining Force doesn't and Kingdom Hearts doesn't. That's almost every JRPG right there. "Every JRPG has some method of recruiting team members." However, not every JRPG allows you to recruit a *potentially-infinite number* of team members, nor does almost every JRPG have monsters as your team members. These two points in conjunction with each other, and the others, form an obvious pattern, and you don't deny that these are points of commonality. "In the VAST majority (as in virtually every single one) you do not capture Digimon. You recruit them in a manner similar to any other JRPG or you collect enough of their data to reconstruct them so you can use them on your team." This is plot-based. Gameplay-wise, you might as well be capturing them. Yes, I realize that in Digimon World 2, they join you freely like a Chocobo, but the method of making them join you still involves tossing something at the digimon, then fighting/weakening their group. There's an awful lot of similarities there, you have to admit. "Pokémon did not revolutionize how team recruitment works." On the contrary! Pokemon used an entirely different team recruitment method than had been previously used. Not only could you potentially recruit as many team members as you wanted, up to 150 distinct types, but even within those types, the stat balance and stat gains per level differed, meaning that my geodude might be stronger than my opponent's geodude, or weaker, if it had worse stats-per-level. Some pokemon would have stat balances of a completely different type, favoring strength over special attack power, or vice versa. This allowed for potentially endless variations, even though none of the recruited party members were specifically necessary for the game's story. By contrast, other JRPGs, even really good ones like Final Fantasy 6 and Chrono Trigger still had distinct roles in the story for each character that you recruit, and this only really changed in games where character recruitment was minimal-to-nonexistent, like Final Fantasy 1, or Dragon Warrior 3. The scope of the monster recruitment mechanic in Pokemon made it stand out from all of its competition, which is good, because the movesets of any individual pokemon were of a pitiful size. "2. 1 frame animation anecdote when attacking: Clearly was due to the minimalistic approach to Dusk/Dawn and isn't the case in other Digimon titles. Dusk/Dawn took the franchise back to the roots of the virtual pet days where Digimon started. Very basic attack animations, Digimon reverting back to eggs and needing to be re-raised frequently, needing to be trained again, etc. Not exactly a good example to try to make your point. Attack animations in the old virtual pets were pretty much one frame animations." Wrong. The virtual pets had *two* frames of animation while attacking, not just one. Only pokemon refused to animate its monsters at all. In fact, considering that Pokemon has one image of the monster when you're commanding it, and another when you're facing off against it, you might almost say Pokemon does more in this area. "3. Combat is turn based - Okay? And how does this prove Digimon is a copycat when other games have long since existed with turn based combat before Pokémon was even a thought in someones head?" You're still approaching these points only as separate cases, rather than separate aspects of a cumulative case. Don't do that, or I promise that this is not the only pattern you'll miss out on seeing. If you can't recognize cumulative evidence of patterns, it's going to make problems for you in other ways. In any case, you don't deny that this is a point of commonality. "4. Monsters having 4 stats - This isn't actually correct. Digimon have basic stats like health, attack, defence, etc but there are other stats like their resistances you need to focus on." Pokemon have resistences too; they're just static and based on the element type of the pokemon. "5. Farm to store extra monsters - Pokemon, Digimon, Monster Rancher, and Dragon Quest Monsters all share this feature." Quite a concessionary statement on your part. You don't deny that this is indeed a point of commonality between the games. It therefore serves as evidence of the larger pattern of copy-cattitude that I'm seeing here. "6. Multi versioned game - This is pretty much the only Digimon game that did this. It's not even a Pokémon only thing to do." Yet it *did* do this, and you concede that Pokemon did this, then Digimon did this. It is therefore solid evidence of this pattern. "Megaman NT Warrior did twin versions, Dragon Quest Monsters 2 did this." NT Warrior is an anime and manga, not a game. As for DQMonsters2, it was released in 2001, a full 5 years (enough time to develop a video game) after Pokemon, and just because one video game copycats Pokemon doesn't mean no one else can do the same. But in any case, one thing we can both agree on is that version exclusivity is a lame attempt to milk the fan base; at least when recent Pokemon games do it. "7. Only has a few moves - This has been Digimon since the beginning and actually fights AGAINST your point that they are copycats. Pokémon tend to have upwards of a dozen or more moves in their move pool." Incorrect. Those are only the *potential* moves that a pokemon *can* learn. No pokemon can know more than four moves at any given time. "So how does only having a couple moves each make them copycats?" The reduction in the number of moves draws them closer to Pokemon, and further from Digimon World 1, where a wide range of moves were available for each digimon to use, and if one had mastered enough, they could be switched out. This point therefore remains valid. "8. Multi-Digimon can battle at once: Ok, this is actually something Dragon Quest Monsters for Gameboy did FIRST over Pokémon. You had a party of up to 3 monsters at a time and they fought all at once. Digimon eventually adopted this in Digimon World 2, but then went back to 1v1 battle system in World 3, then went back to 3 v 3 in Cyber Sleuth. Pokémon actually copied when it comes to having multiple monsters out at the same time." Undoubtedly, but DQMonsters didn't *also* have all of these other similarities I've mentioned, or I would also accuse Pokemon Gold and Silver of ripping it off. And in any case, this is *another* concessionary statement. You admit that Digimon had moved away from this mechanic, and brought it back, after Pokemon did it. Therefore, the evidence remains firm. "Digimon started right out of the gate tackling themes and concepts that Pokémon wouldn't touch on for years (Specifically importance of teamwork, dealing with death and loss, morality, love, etc)." No one's arguing against how they *started out.* My point is that they started out fine, then threw it away to rip off pokemon. "Pokémon started out as a more mature game masked with kid friendly designs and such but quickly became a very by the books kids franchise, which is sad." Well, at least we can agree on that. "Monster Rancher has always been the black sheep. It has a lot of installments but it still isn't popular." That's why it's worth playing. So anyway, aside from perhaps point 4, you've essentially conceded all of these points, which provide a cumulative case in support of the claim that Digimon is copycating Pokemon.

[@thornghoul1486]

Damn when I was a kid I thought the intro cinematic was the coolest most graphical thing, man how times have changed lol

[@hollow6189]

Dude same

[@14kiddd]

Tbf, it looks REALLY good for ps1

[@Sabaelos]

same with the whole game for me. Like the only comparison I got was pokemon and honestly, fire red and leaf green aint that much of a looker compared to 3d graphics. To me it was superior.

[@Sabaelos]

only reason why I couldnt like this more because I dont understand wtf im doing LOL. But that's also part of its charm because the game felt limitless. Everytime I try something new, there's new story events to discover. It felt alive.

[@TycraneVG]

THIS GAME IS MY CHILDHOOD

[@glbfromjustgian3882]

TycraneVGso sweet

[@jsprunger6246]

Same

[@CryTheRavens]

thank god a no commentary one that actually beats the whole game

[@kirkrammsy]

I played this game as a child and I still have it but never understood what the fuck to do XD

[@KidoO7g]

I learn how to read and speak english thanks to this game. My favorite game of all times :3

[@franciscojose4556]

It didn't work

[@Konradix05]

Francisco José Wow, his sentence is perfectly legible, but he made 2 little mistakes and you're giving him shit? Go away fucker, go try learn another language and we'll see how easy it is.

[@Cuenta-ry4bm]

Same here. First time i played this game i was 4. I could barely speak my native language and alredy knew what -new game-load game- options- exit meant😂😂

[@miguelitoc320]

@@Cuenta-ry4bm miguelito

[@kieranidris1103]

@@franciscojose4556 m8 dont be a bitch

[@finbaloid]

I liked this game but I never got far cos my digimon just to used to need to shit all the time

[@ranggakaban1102]

Yu must make your digimon pooing at toilet

[@debrickashaw9387]

feed them port potties, if they refuse, yell at them once. They wont lose any happiness this way and gain dicipline. Use port potty again and they rarely refuse

[@Scottosaur]

This comment speaks volumes to 9 year old me.

[@robertj4157]

Mine was that poo 💩 one

[@__-kb9no]

My Pokémon eats poop 😁👍

[@keselekbakiak]

I think this is the game that actually treat digimon as a real battle pet. So many detailed stat and condition to watch for when raising a digimon. It doesnt rely solely on level.

[@zacziggarot]

I don't really like how the "best" way to play the game is to just scold him randomly, looks like there were some kinks in the programming. It just seems weird to just yell at your partner for doing the things that you're telling you to do. Also I think it's weird how often he does the bonus try for the training because there's a chance that it'll 100% fail and I wish that was explained

[@jeremyriley1238]

@@zacziggarot My believe the player is doing the scolding in order to get the desired Digivolution, as each Digivolution has different conditions needed to obtain them. As for the bonus try in training, it's clear save states were used to do that (in fact, the description has a disclaimer saying most of the longplays on this account use them).

[@zacziggarot]

@@jeremyriley1238 it's more than save states, he's probably got tables of the best times to bonus spin

[@harrisonruler1344]

when I used to play this I always ended up with the yellow poo guy

[@Silent0Xs]

Sukamon Or as I name him "sir shit ur self to evolve"

[@etheriousnatsudragneel5835]

@@Silent0Xs "sir shits allot" is a good name tho. I had a friend who tried to get all of the different digimon of the game before having the help of the internet. When he got that guy he was laughing like crazy

[@Silent0Xs]

@@etheriousnatsudragneel5835 I tried it in re:digitalized, and I went to the sukamon king, he told me if I wanted to be trash I saved before saying yes, I said yes then poof " I'm trash?" My partner turned into sukamon

[@Puffy_The_Fox]

Charmander!!!

[@robertj4157]

I remember this so well, I could never finish it but I love it

[@ame6787]

Same here ! And i wanna play it to finish it

[@AB-qe8cs]

I got to Machinedramon and would have won if my family member hadn't told me to heal for no reason, so I healed my Digimon and that one lost move made me lose lol. Then immediately my Digimon was reborn after the battle so I gave up

[@Solf.J]

It’s so satisfying to see Digimon’s joins the city.

[@jafarrabbani5461]

Dude thanks a lot!!! I missed this game, and I didn't expect to see someone experienced playing this game! It's reaally well played and pleasing to watch this. Thanks for the hard work!

[@LordMurv]

Man, this is some nostalgia. I never understood this game as a kid.. nor as an adult frankly. However I do remember thinking this game was peak graphic-wise and nothing would ever top it. Still holds true.

[@ThePalaeontologist]

The nostalgia is real. Sigh. Wish I still had a PS1 and the games including this one. Memories.

[@Not_Know_Me_xX]

+ThePalaeontologist why dont u get a emulator ? xD

[@nineblu]

use emulators. very easy to setup and works well. using one right now!

[@predstoric]

Rebuy them

[@predstoric]

+NotKnowMe xXTroll or Rebuy them

[@jonjones0019]

Emulators are free

[@bayumahendra1797]

Now i understand what make the old game more memorable, is the music, feel like back again in my childhood

[@lortl6482]

Thank you for uploading this, this truly made me cry... I wish I could be a kid again..

[@sepheroth885]

The nostalgia is real. I remember having to save the game onto a memory card lol..

[@FrankencteynGamingPlaythrough]

Let's be honest, Digimon Adventure was the main reason why the '90 kids played this game. Most of my friends used to play it a lot back in the day and I just sat there watching them. Even tho I love RPGs, I've never touched this game before. Now, 20+ years later, I guess it's time to give it a chance.

[@EddiePassions]

Man what a great memories. Even the snack tastes come into the memory from back then

[@joerafferty3248]

Reading through the comments and I'm so glad to know I wasn't the only one who played this game as a kid and had zero clue about what I was supposed to do to move the game forward. But I was such a Digimon fan and too young to know otherwise that I didn't care.

[@Suiax]

If they made an HD Remake of this on PS4, i would consider buying one.

[@skysands2008]

+Chance “Solegide” Colliins This is a comment from the future. They are going to make one for PS Vita.

[@trichas4404]

this coment even from far future.. they already release the remake of this game is ps vita and ps4

[@Damacius13]

Chance Collins This is a comment from far far far future, digimon world : next order is here, shipping my copy tomorrow.

[@gabbyb7347]

Chance Collins try Digimon World Next Order por Digimon Re Digitize

[@RaizenEx1]

comment from the furthest of futures, i farted sharted and cummed at the same time

[@mmrios9]

This music just hits different. 😭💖 This is my childhood right here.💞

[@RaytheGrayt]

I remember playing this game as a kid, and the memory that stuck out the most even 20 years later was seeing the sign that Agumon had to poop lmao 😂

[@devaughnhodge8943]

This game deserves a remake or remastered for ps5 🔥

[@WithTheBears]

Recently the dev said there is a "positive chance" this game gets a remaster

[@mr.j410]

@@WithTheBears wow can u imagine.. I bought the ps1 version 3 years ago

[@lalalajuice]

I love this, thank you so much. I played this game as a little child, i didn´t understand one word of english, so i always lost lol. But oh my god the nostalgia. I love you for playing this game and showing us how to do it properly. I´ll like and comment on every video

[@原原-s6j]

I miss this game bring back my childhood memory

[@freedomofspeech2183]

I want to be a kid again :(

[@hollow6189]

Same man :(

[@ChrolloLucilfer99]

Me too bro :(

[@freedomofspeech2183]

[@willywira6376]

Im crying dude 😭😭

[@freedomofspeech2183]

@@willywira6376 time flies bro

[@thereseclairecreates]

So I only grew up with Digimon World 3 and was curious how the 1st one was like and this looks SO cool. Like a virtual pet sim.

[@shinichikudo5351]

Same. Dmw3 was one of the best games i've ever played.

[@IronMaiden666Metal1]

played this when I was a kid and everytime my digimon evolved into that green goo monster.

[@whosane9953]

Yeah agree . Stupid poo thrower 😂

[@worksmagic89]

***** the digimons had different statistics you had to get in order to get different digimon i didnt realize that til after i seen a playthrough

[@tomblack2064]

I got an emulator on my PC a few months ago and decided I'd play Digimon World and 100% it, once and for all. When I was a kid I didn't have a clue and ended up with the poop Digimon all the time.. But a few months ago, I got 100% prosperity. My inner child rejoiced every time I managed to get an Ultimate Digimon (my best Digimon as a child was Sukamon).

[@MellowSong]

I loved this game so much back in the day.

[@xeque_mate1817]

me2

[@zacziggarot]

I love this game NOW 😂

[@StylexSai]

He is using an Emulator (ePSXe). It is a tool/program that allows you to play any back-up game for the PS1. It also has settings to enhance the graphics to the point that makes it look like PS2 graphics. I play games on the emulator just to play in HD quality.

[@Pihutihutihutijay]

For anyone curious, there is a remake called Digimon World Re-Digitize, but it hasn't been released outside of Japan yet.

[@optimusN64]

Correct me if I'm wrong but does it have lili from the tekken series?

[@Pihutihutihutijay]

I don't own the game unfortunately but Wikipedia seems to think so.

I remember playing this game on my PS1 when younger, I didn't have much idea of what to do, I always got lost in the woods, now I feel like playing it again to see if I can beat it

[@RichardNotaLoca]

El mejor juego de Digimon, uff cuántas horas le habré dedicado, recuerdo que había un rumor de que se podía desbloquear a Wargreymon. Jajajajajaja

[@monkeydoodoo882]

Surprisingly, this games is ridiculously rare and expensive. If you find it somewhere for super cheap, definitely pick it up right away!

[@WithTheBears]

My buddy and I loved this game. He has a book for the playthrough and how to get champion evolutions. It also showed the ultimates but wouldn't tell you how to get them

[@nicogoymann9721]

Früher immer gezockt wo ich klein war, schön es mal wieder zu sehen. :)

[@danielcaiado6924]

The nostalgia I feel watching this, and yeah I didn't know what was going on too well either, I think mine was in Japanese.

[@WhorrorPrincess]

This game NEEDS TO BE ON THE PS STORE RIGHT NOW!

[@calanjameshunt]

might be getting a port soon bro... plus theres a fan version in the works... cha

[@datagrab]

**Pokemon gamers: chooese fire type.* **This game: Too bad. Here's a sh&t type monster.*

[@Ps3blaze22]

Man, I used to love this game back when I was a kid, the animated series as well, loved it.

[@zacziggarot]

I STILL love this game 😁 did you see the new 2020 reboot of Digimon?

[@VectorOmega]

10:37 "I'm now gonna do a Digidump on his shoes. Unless, he gets me to the toilet fast enough. Hurry...can't hold it in long!"

[@MoochoSawesomeo]

I love all the people in the comments being like “loved this game as a kid, but never got far and always ended up with the yellow 💩 Digimon”. I’m so glad I wasn’t alone

[@em22222]

never finished this game, i was young and somehow my digimon always deceased. still great memories

[@ShadowS1LV3R]

I used to think that having them train for hours in one session would greatly increase the amount gained. Instead of just starting it and stopping it. Oh the nostalgic naive days

[@gabriel5213]

+Shadow S1LV3R HAHA, I feel with you.

[@SimmiGaming]

I used to have my digimon start training on one thing, go to the bathroom for the longest time and get back to it thinking the longest they stay on it the better X'D I also used to think that having them poo on the floor (and not in the bathroom) would cause it to evolve into the poopy digimon thing :'p (and I was really stressed out because of that, because I got the poopy digimon so many times XD)

[@gabriel5213]

Simmi Gaming HAHAHA.

[@tomasmartinez-eq9ez]

@@SimmiGaming wait i think letting them train did help, I remember my digimon used to die and i had to start all over when i over trained them or stopped it too early

[@SCP01986]

You can either end up with Agumon or Gabumon at first, depending on how you answer the questions at the very beginning of the game.

[@r4h4al]

Thanks for the upload. I remember this, was an amazing game!

[@carlos_kraft]

I remember I just bought this game because there was digimon on it...but then I was surprised, 'cause was one the games I played more during my childhood

[@freestyler45]

My Digimons always evolved to poo digimon when i played this game first time

[@64freight]

I just remember this game was difficult and I never knew what to do. Any other game was fine, but I was terrible at this game and my guy always turned into some green Boogar looking thing.

[@natesharp867]

Mike Burgundy That’s a Numemon, happens when you don’t meet the requirements for any other evolution by a certain day.

[@TheSweetKnight]

I like when he taps his foot when he is questioning or he is confused haha it's awesome.

[@MouldyCheesePie]

Still one of the best games I've ever played.

[@1Hawting]

I used to always watch my older brother play this :D brings back memories

[@SuperShadowdragon14]

Oh my goodness, I remember playing this as a kid and randomly at the age of 16 or something. (Im 22 as of 2019). I still love this game, so much to do, and so much time put into just training and battling haha. HOPING FOR A PS4 REMASTER.

[@Friendly_Neigborhood_Astolfo]

There is always next order

[@Mr.Ganteng]

Ahhhh so nice. I back to kid again ,i play this game 2002 so young so nice

[@gddas91]

I had so much fun playing this game 20 years ago!!!

[@kam-lw4ez]

The intro scared me as a kid because somehow I thought I could get sucked into the game too lol

[@PSNGreyLynx]

Love how much Mona Marshall was involved with some of my favorite games of my childhood.

[@CasitalbRiver]

The best game

[@diogoo1765]

No🖕

[@infernal6969]

aaw man brings back memories, loved playing the Ice Curling mini game back in the day xD

[@HapeeMoonlight]

Thank you so much for this playthrough! It's my childhood

[@davehie]

Woaw this recording is sharp for a psx game. I thought for an old game like this it wont look good on HD. Aside from the number of polygons per character. This is a dam good recording for an old game.

[@ededgauw]

Definitely just bought this game on eBay... Ah, nostalgia. :')

[@Destroyreligion-42]

Damn, nostalgia!! I was 10 years old when this beauty came out :D so many good memories..

[@JonahInWales]

Anyone who enjoyed this should give Digimon 2003 a play, it is much smoother and plays much better.

[@TiiM3LeSs]

man man man..since a week i watch old games like Gothic 1 / 2, Little big Planet..or this game...this rlly made my childhood. That Game was like sims haha you must feed him..he need a toilet :D and sleeping as well..nice lets play btw love it !

[@paroh301]

Remembered that game while taking a shit... I really don't know why .. but man.. these are childhood memorys

[@MotivatedSoccer18]

Paroh 301 lmaoooo

[@fitafanatomy3359]

This game was my life as a kid... man time flies :(

[@LightStreak567]

Wow...! I still have this game! I should play it more often, now that I found someone who has a full walkthrough

[@tinaorkidea]

How did this awesome game get only 5.1/10 and 5.8/10 review scores? This game is awesome, with all the possibilities and Digimons!

[@zacziggarot]

Because this game is like the dark souls of monster raising games 🤣 it's hard to understand a lot of the mechanics. A good example would be the "bonus try" that he keeps doing. I stopped attempting those because I found out that there's a chance that you'll 100% fail them and I didn't understand the process. You'll see also that he's also yelling at his Digimon a lot for no real reason. We didn't know about this stuff when the game first came out; this is after years of digging into it that we learned that that was the most efficient way to build your Digimon. Personally I still don't like it, it seems a little excessive and I really wish it was explained in the video.

[@HonestFarmerLigue1Fan]

@@zacziggarot Yelling a lot at your digimon will increase its bitterness and hatred. with enough luck, your digimon can digivolve into some badass evil digimon, of course you cannot neglect basic needs like HP, MP, speed, brain, offense, and defense. also, weight is also important I don't use this tactic, though. Too cruel for me, even if it's just a game.

[@zacziggarot]

@@HonestFarmerLigue1Fan he gets a greymon in the next episode. a digimon that I can get without scolding or praising my Digimon at all. The real reason that he's yelling at the agumon is to affect the "bonus try" I think

[@zacziggarot]

@Gem Hunter I'll take the v-pet games like world 1 and next order over cyber sleuth any day. Cyber sleuth has branching evolutions yeah, but it all just equates to: level up more, evolve/devolve, and level up more. I ended up putting cyber sleuth down because I kind of lost track of where my original Digimon was and my mains got lost in a sea of Digimon that I got from scan data. I like how in Digimon World there's a bunch of Digimon that you have to starve your partner in order to get (mamemon, metalmamemon, giromon, etc) and you can get two different Digimon depending on if you have too many care mistakes of not. Evolution in those games just feels like it's an earned reward. In cyber sleuth Evolution resets you to level one so it's kind of a hindrance sometimes

[@silvercast007]

I could never beat this game, is there a way to play it on iOS?

[@jer3l]

my digimon always digivolved into Sukamon :/

[@edfarage]

+jer3l haha same here

[@spyrosvlachakis6189]

mine too

[@__-kb9no]

Yeah He sux

[@Adeyum64]

I have no idea why, but 3D PlayStation games really have a different vibe man. Especially the ambient sounds without music. Or early PS2 games like Dark Cloud and Okage: Shadow King.

[@gddas91]

I had so much fun playing this game when i was 10 years old

[@MirkoReaper]

I loved this game when i was a child, but my digimons died too soon :(

[@mcpoyoyo]

MirkoReaper I'm from mexico and at age of 5 i didn't know anything bout english, so go figure it out yourself...

[@hafheez]

Bagi saya ga ada yg bisa ngalahin digimon world (PS1) ini, yang hanya berfokus pada seekor digimon (sesuai film) namun bisa berganti-ganti digimon, sesuai pilihan digimon starter apa yg dipilih pada saat memulai game atau jika digimon kita mati, dan juga ada fitur training nya, memberi makan, pub di WC dan berasa banget kita jadi pelatihnya ketika melatih digimon di gym center ataupun pada saat bertarung dengan digimon lain juga memberikan support recovert HP/MP, dan terakhir adanya fitur markas/basecamp, dan bisa mengajak digimon2 lain yg masih liar untuk bermukim di basecamp dengan berjualan item2 yg kita butuhkan. Dan saya merasa setelah digimon world, gameplay digimon jadi makin aneh dan hilang ke orisinalannya, saya berharap banget ada developer digimon yg mengadaptasi fitur-fitur digimon world, dengan perbaikan grafis tentunya dan ragam digimon yg lebih banyak dan fitur2 kekinian seperti battle online dan semacamnya.

[@f3lons]

I played this game for so many hours and I never understood that I could overtrain... Played it for atleast a year but never came far because I didn't understand shit still I loved it tho haha. Being a kid is the best.

[@martynclarke8400]

I loved this game as a kid, was waaaay better than the pokemon games, that yellow dinosaur :D

[@demando2]

man i remember this game i use to get pissed when he wanted to shit and i couldn't find a toilet anywhere

[@freestyler45]

you could buy duck and use it from the shop

[@Xavificationism]

4:50 I think that's when I pressed Triangle to open up a secret menu to grant me all items and full item slots. Then have the monster take an auto pilot to get away from the conversation with Jijimon. Back in the days I have such a difficult time on getting the rewards such as collecting all of the stamps/DigiCards randomly purchased from the stores.

[@LAZY-RUBY]

Why does everyone in the intro sound the same?

[@leebrown486]

hahahahah I'm pretty sure it's Izzys voice actor from the English dub and he was voicing both the boys. the girl sounded quite a bit like mimi too but not as sure about that one

[@mrartdeco]

Because they’re all asian kid.. I’m not racist because I’m an asian too

[@petitepigeon3174]

As a kid who had not yet learned proper English as a second language, the further I made it was that fight at 42:36. Glad to see there is so much more to the game than that :')

[@TheSomberGamer]

All I remember about this game was that the Digimon pooped

[@sashrill]

such a good game. brings back such fond memories

[@reptileride]

I liked this game a lot as a kid. I just never understood how to play it as I didn't speak english. I never knew where to go so I would just wander around while my digimon pooped everywhere lmao

[@erickjasso8815]

jaja y si, me paso igual, ya nose a quien preferia mas si a numemon o sukamon jaaj aun asi te divertias y mas si te salia un digimon que no habias tenido

[@reptileride]

@@erickjasso8815 exacto jajaja, así era mi experiencia en la infancia con todos los videojuegos

[@erickjasso8815]

@@reptileride la vdd es que si, en lo personal tambien jugaba mucho resident evil mas el 3 y resulto que nunca lo termine porque ya no sabia que hacer jaja. La vdd nose como llegue a este video pero si esta conganas volver a vivir la infancia ya no como ahora que solo debes trabajar jaja bueno sigo jugando pero ya no tanto y mas que nada wz, si algun dia te apuntas para que juegues con nosotros

[@thornogrfic]

This was such a guilty pleasure for me when i was younger.

[@SamusTheHedgehog]

How are you so good at the Bonus Trys!?

[@davidtabor2465]

I loved this game as a kid! Would love to see a remake

[@calanjameshunt]

figure ud probably like this news... theres a fan build from scratch of the old game... also... this game might be being ported by one of the blokes who made the og game... i hope it comes to pc...

[@randomnamex1]

hell yea, this is the best digimon release on history

[@PinkyBear]

Never played this game, but I remember playing a different Digimon game on the Playstation.

[@InfernoNinja111]

Never a fan of Digimon, but I used to love this game.

[@Brancovtn65]

I remember playing this game while simultaneously listening to silent hill ost in the background.

[@williamthebritoriginal]

Why is everybody in that opening cutscene Izzy? I mean, they couldn't have swung for a couple more VAs?

[@HanaFilms1]

Omg I never realised you could enter file city through there at 17:09 XD The amount of times he's taken a dump on the path trying to run back around from the training zone, trying to a battle

[@ZainDever]

Childhood game, finally I might be able to see your ending. Always get stuck at some point.