Nintendo hates him! Learn how to find these hidden features with this simple trick!

Shaq Fu has a great hidden feature, where you can use it as a wedge on wobbly tables or chairs!

You can't forget about the 3DS' secret function to play games in 3D. It's been long forgotten in time since not even Nintendo seems to care about it anymore.

I'm still blown away that they could fit an entire SNES game into a Gameboy cart.

The Sonic 3D Blast trick is a sheer stroke of genius from the developer.

Mario teaches typing DS when?

Re: Sonic 3D Blast - In The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past on SNES, the Chris Houlihan room is basically the same thing, if you would get sent to an invalid area, you get sent there instead. They're both error catchers. I'm sure there are plenty of other games with similarly disguised error catchers, too.

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You always have such interesting topics that I don’t think I’d care for, but than get hooked on, and research the hell out of lmfao

Tfw your favorite anime has a new episode

(Gets angry at sonic 3d) AAAAHHHHH (Punches cartridge) wow I can just skip it now

The room was more mesmerizing than the video. All these games and the designs! I really like it

The moment you said Yoshi's Island you play its music My body wasn't ready, but my body enjoyed

Another one: The fifth generation Pokémon games have infrared built in to connect between them. That was a way to ensure that you are trading/battling using real cartdriges, since flash carts lack that feature.

3:06 “Rudimentary polygonal 3D graphics” Favorite sentence of the day

"Enough intro , lets get into it" - plays intro Xd good video tho!

I'm not a gamer, but the geeky side of me found this just fascinating. Thank you.

Your channel and also Gamehut are uniques!! congrats!!

Just want to mention that I like your topics. I like videos that focuses on more obscure things in gaming in general, there is already a million videos out there covering the most generic within modern and retro gaming. Going through more undiscussed topics is always more entertaining.

I never knew about the Famicom adapter and the Space Invaders game on the SNES. Great video!

This is one of my favorite KZfaq channels.

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PSP: "It's not a defect, it's a feature!" Sonic 3d Blast: "Hold my beer."

I found the sonic one myself, a book fell onto the Megadrive, unlocking the level select. Didn't realise it was ment to happen. Their was also a code for level select, b,a,r,r,a,c,u,d,a when paused.

Thank you Nintendrew, very cool.

You inspire me so much, in fact I have bought some games you have recommended! (Also love the hair)

I love getting stoned and watching this guy. Thanks for helping me chill man. Great videos.

Sonic 3d blast one is a devs equavalent of a shoveling everything under a carpet, so nobody notice.

Always in the mood for a Playstasean video!

Do you have Waluigis Taco Stand for the n64?

0:26 'So enough intro, let's check it out." *Plays intro*

Pokemon Typing Adventure is one of the games I'm trying to get for my collection, it's so unique!

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I think the reason they didnt advertised the Super FX on Yoshi's Island was so they could make the Super Nintendo look more advanced compared to other consoles.

I gotta say, its really neat to see GameHut get so much attention. There's PLENTY of behind the scene looks at these big famous popular studios making their own stuff... But there's a certain very captivating perspective to be found from the accounts of the people running a small-ish studio that mostly just made licensed tie-in games and ports on a low budget with some publisher breathing down their neck even more than the big-time studios.

Things like this is why i wish cartridges were still around, not just for storage, but for extras that can add onto a game

Great video as always, Drew!

I wonder if any other standard Bluetooth keyboard will work with Pokemon Typing DS as well?

I think you forgot to mention that 5th gen pokemon card alongside with heartgold and soulsilver also had this Bluetooth card. Also fun fact if you put these games near a security price sticker it will erase your save.

This was entertaining, informative and not padded for time. I thought that combination wasn't allowed on KZfaq.

Great video. Crazy about the Sonic game... wonder if I can access the level select whilst striking my GPD when running it on emulation ? 🤣🤣🤣

I never would have thought that discs weren't the way to go until now. Never have I thought of game units (discs and cartridges) as removable hardware not unlike that of a usb stick/thumbdrive. I always thought of them as just memory data file storage for reading and writing. In simpler terms, I always considered stuff you write a game onto to just be software holders. With this concept of games being hardware as well you can do so many more things with it. I just wonder if the switch cartridges will ever get any special treatment.

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Hey Nintendrew, if you're interested in weird unique game features look into Bangai-O Spirits on DS. You share levels, high scores and replays with other DS players using sound. It's called Sound Load. It's a trip.

cool so if i throw my genesis out the window i will unlock the level select code

I swear drew you’re the smartest person when it comes to video ideas

that sonic bit is one of the most amazing things i've ever learned. had to check the date wasn't april 1st! Thanks, Nintendrew!

Here's something that you may not heard of; The Game Boy version of Olympic Summer Games has a hidden feature when played on the Super Game Boy. The original 8-Bit music is replaced with 16-bit music! ;-)

*Slaps top of Sonic cartridge* This baby can hold so many secret level menus.

I love your Content! more Gamecube Please?

My personal favorites are when they secretly include extra games on the cartridge, hidden away with a code. The arcade conversion of Dig Dug on the Intellivision console had a hidden game - it was a modified version of Tron Deadly Discs, but using character graphics from the game Burgertime, specifically the little hotdog enemies. You'd push certain buttons on both controllers and then reset, and you could play Deadly Dogs. Another favorite was Battlezone 2000 on the Atari Lynx. The programmers made a nice little game but Atari's owners thought it went too far away from the original, and made them start over from scratch. But they secretly hid their original version in their new version, only accessible by a code. I could see why Atari didn't go for their original game, it had 2000 levels to go through and was a bit on the confusing side.

that bit about the famicom cartridges using adapters is super interesting, and I've genuinely never heard of it before! You always manage to show off some super interesting tidbits and facts about video game history in your videos. Definitely one of the best youtubers out there.

I'm so impressed with your collection :o So cool, dude. keep it up :) 🐻

How can I learn typing with Pokémon when half of them don’t even have hands or fingers to type with?

One of the only channels where I can find straight to the point information, and not being super cringey like other channels!

OMG I thought it was going crazy. I threw my controller at the mega drive in frustration in Sonic 3D and unlocked the level select. I thought I was going mad!

You need to make a video on how you get your hair to look so good

These hidden features are pretty cool. Thank you

I had no idea about the NES adapter, back in the day You could find bootleg devices to do so, but an official adapter in new to Me, after so many years, nice tip!

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3:35 Is that a 8 bit remix version of Ore Burgh City?

4:50 walk with me also uses Bluetooth for the walk with me device

Was surprised not to see Kirby Tilt N' Tumble on this list, but I still enjoyed learning about theses titles that I'd never heard about!

One thing you left out, on the yoshis island and star fox cartridges, the pins on the bottom of the cartridges have a “separate” pin set on the left and right. I’m assuming that’s where the fx chip comes into play but don’t quote me on that. I just know that games that used the fx chip had some weird “extra” pin sets on both sides that gave me the general idea that More was being read from the cartridge. Don’t know if I explained this properly, if anyone wants to chime in I’d appreciate it.

Do the Famicom Converters go for more money?

you are like a calm chadtronic

GameHut is one of my favorite youtube channels. Nice to see him getting some recognition!

When I clicked on the video, I was hoping you wouldn't bring up the SuperFX chip since everyone talks about it and Star Fox, but the fact you brought up Yoshi's Island instead of Star Fox was a pleasant surprise I wasn't expecting and honestly I had completely forgotten that game used the SuperFX chip. All in all, great and informative video.

Super Game Boy is the switch back then.

BRB Time to Punch my Sonic cartridge

Yoshi’s island on the snes is a two player btw. If you hold the select and press X X Y B A on the map, you’ll unlock mini games and 2 mini games that are two players.

9:05 omg I discovered that as a kid! I also discovered the Chaos Emerald farming method in Emerald Hill Zone Act 1 of Sonic 2.

Can you PLZ live stream with nathanial bandy on mario kart 8

5:45 2 years, not 2 months. The famicom was first launched in 1983.

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The Sonic 3D Blast level select can be accessed via an input code, too. At the startup screen of the game, press these buttons on your controller: B, A, Right, A, C, Up, Down, A. You can remember because it spells "baracuda". Then press start and you're there- no console abuse required!

Holy shit i love how perfect his hair is every video

@Nintendrew What if you run the Game Boy game in GameCube player port will it still run the SNES game version⁉️

OHMYGOD THE SCIENTIST GAME IS REAL. I used to play it and thought the scientist guy was grabbing vegetables. When I searched scientist plant game, nothing came up. THANK YOU DREW. 🙏

Wow that 3D Blast secret is awesome to learn. As a kid I would sometimes get to a level select screen, but I never knew how I did it, it just happened.

But do any of these have Blast-Processing Technology?

this actually blew my mind. have a few of those games sitting behind me and intermediately started to investigate them lol

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For the Gameboy Space Invaders, it's one of several special Gameboy cartridges specially designed for the Super Gameboy, but still playable on the original Gameboy. Other games like this is Donkey Kong, which, when played on a Super Gameboy, had a 1981 Donkey Kong arcade cabinet border.

I would love to see more videos like this i was throughly intrigued from start to finish

Pokemon Gold and Silver are like this too! They're marketed as Gameboy Color games, but are actually fully compatible with the original Gameboy, with two full versions of the game loaded onto the cartridge, similar to what was done with Space Invaders

8:17, False, the cheat code for level select without damaging your cart is B-A-Right-A-C-Up-Down-A, it is a misspelling of Barracuda which is her Baracuda

I knew the Sonic 3D Blast part of this was gonna be the whole "cartridge tilt to get to the level select" thing.

Always happy for a new NintenDrew. I love all your stuff man. Keep it up!

Very cool information and well explained! I always wondered as a kid why some NES catridges I owned (Gryomite, Duck Hunt, and a few others) had tabs on top compared to other ones. That makes sense!

Love how you have so many youtubers in the comments theres support from everyone

I thought I had gone crazy and hallucinated the Sonic level selector. Couldn't find anything about it for the longest time after accidentally doing it once. Thanks for telling me I wasn't crazy lol.

I love your videos, and this one is very nice too :p I like the fact you own all these games to show us, it's a proof that you really like what you're talking about :)

Love this sort of info. Very much in favor of a part 2.

seems my copy of pinball is one of the converted ones, neat!

No Boktai: The Sun Is in Your Hand? They have a sun detector chip it's pretty cool

Liked this video! I remember some of the stuff you mentioned when I was a kid. Kids and magazines raved about how SMW2 used the FX chip to make the game look so good.

There is also a handful of Famicom cartridges that have additional sound chips which increase the number of sound channels for those games. My personal favorite was Akumajo Densetsu (aka. Castlevania III) which dramatically improves the music. Unfortunately not only would you require the physical Famicom cartridges but also a Famicom on which to play them since the extra chip used a set of pins on the board which do not exist on the NES.

Ok guys enough intro, lets get started! (Actual intro proceeds to play)

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