Here's another weird fact. In the files of Jurassic Park SNES it turns out that half of the game's sound memory is taken up by that 8 second muzak loop that plays in the elevators.

SO you always get to wish me a great rest of my day, I wanted to return the favor for once, HAVE A GREAT REST OF YOUR DAY😅

That F-Zero one! Are you kidding me?! I've been playing it on and off since it came out and never knew that. Better late than never I suppose.

I love how you started with the secret of mana village music, brought me back to the mid 90s. I would totally pay for a coffee table book of SNES drunk facts

Lots of these were eye opening for me but the Family Feud one actually goes some way to explaining why the one time I put 'masturbation' as a joke answer I got 'sun bathing' as a correct answer.

I love this idea for a video, really hoping for more of these down the road!

Can’t believe I never knew that Zelda fact for 30 years

Loved the vid! Here's my piece of trivia I found by accident: Mario's Super Picross is a co-op game. Once you touch the second controller mid-game, another chisel appears and you can go at it together with a friend.

Try to imagine my face when I was a kid and was playing metal warriors with my friend and we were pushing buttons randomly when we unlocked the secret versus mode! We were "Whaaaaaat?"

Metal Warriors is one of my all time favorites, so that basketball mode is kinda blowing my mind.

I have replayed LttP more times than I can count, and I NEVER KNEW ABOUT THE CHICKEN LADY 🐓 nor did I know about the flipped control options in SoM, another of my favorite and most replayed SNES games. I came to this video expecting either facts I already knew or useless trivia and you surprised me with some cool new facts I never knew… def. looking forward to a pt.2!! 👍

That thing with the chicken in ALTTP blew my mind.

Also on F-Zero if you push up you will force you nose downward in a jump. This is useful to cause yourself to land sooner in big jumps so you don't go flying off the course. Just remember to press down to level yourself before landing or you will take damage and slow yourself down.

In case you do another one, here's something I realized about the SNES version of Prince of Persia 2 that I haven't seen anyone mention before. If you play the US version of PoP2 you might notice you barely have a proper time to react to enemies and obstacles because the game feels and runs a bit too fast. I believe I know the reason for that. You know that back then, PAL games ran slower than the NTSC versions of the games. In other words, the NTSC games ran at a "normal" speed, and the PAL ones ran slower. In the case of PoP2, it's reversed. The game was apparently made with the European market in mind, so to accommodate to the 50hz PAL speed, the game was made to internally run faster so when you played it on the Euro SNES, the game would run at what the rest of the world would call a "normal" speed. But, when the game was released in the US, the internal speed was kept the same, so when played with the faster 60hz NTSC speed, the game would ran even faster than intended! Prince of Persia 2 is a beautiful game, but I could never get into the NTSC version because of its difficulty due to how fast it ran. But the European version is much better because it runs at a manageable speed that is not the usual slow-as-molasses PAL speed.

In Super Mario World hold L & R and press A to re-enter a destroyed castle stage. In Donkey Kong Country's Minecart Madness level, jump over the first cart and hold left to find a warp barrel that takes you to the end of the level. In Unirally (Uniracers) rename the white unicycle to "DMG North" and select it for constand speed

That Family Feud game footage with the weird answers reminds me of the time Richard Karn was the host, and anytime they gave an answer that was clearly too stupid to be on the board, he'd sarcastically prefix the term "the old..." before repeating the answer and pointing to the board. I can hear him saying "the old trusting elephant" in the back of my mind.

Ten years? Holy crap. You're amazing.

I miss having cheat codes and easter eggs in most games. They added so much replayability.

This is such an underrated, hidden gem of a channel.

Don’t feel bad about F-Zero, lots of people have no clue about controlling the ducks in Duck Hunt.

That left-handed thing is weird. I'm left handed and it never even occurred to me that having the D-Pad on the other side would be helpful.

Also being a left handed person, I was actually forced to learn to be ambidextrous when I was a kid. I had no idea there were different ways to play by putting your controller upside down

1) didnt know that chicken fact for LOZ 2) I laughed so hard at the family feud ones, WELL DONE!

I've beaten Metal Warriors multiple times. It's one of my favorite SNES games, and I had zero idea that the Basketball mode existed. SNES Drunk, you've done it again.

I loved to play "Legend" with Turbo mode on and I'd rate it above average for sure.

Wow. I've played Metal Warriors for 20 years and I never knew about the basketball mode! lolol

I can't believe I didn't know about the Uniracers color codes. My brother and I played it so much that we simply memorized the tracks.

Speaking Guy's wall jump, I remember you could also do wall jumps off barrels and crates so there's a bit more place to do it

That Family Feud trick allows you to try multiple answers in one attempt.

You know this video really demonstrates why I love your channel, such broad depth and knowledge of the SNES it’s just a pleasure to watch and I for one really appreciate it all! Great stuff!

For another Star Fox game (not on SNES but n64), if you shoot down Slippy at the beginning of a stage (it can be done) or allow him to be shot down, the boss's energy meter will not show up for the boss battle since Slippy's job is to "analyze enemy shields" or see how much damage you need to do to beat the boss.

Fun fact, on F- Zero it's possible to color swap if you hit Start when crossing the finish line. So you can turn blue Samurai Goroh vehicule for exemple. 😊

Fun Fact that I have never seen anyone else mention: In Judge Dredd you can break the ammunition boxes with kicks if you kick them and immediately push paus. You are supposed to use granades for them, but this is a neat trick in order to save ammo.

This was a fantastic video, and it ended with the best kind of WTF secret in a SNES game.

I just love how the captions say "BEST DRUNK" at the intro. Another great video, as always!

That hilarious Family Feud factoid is why I love this channel.

Wow I used to play the Metal Warriors multiplayer mode with my cousin a lot back then and I honestly had no idea about that hidden basketball mode.

I already knew about the controller flipping, and the Zelda Chicken-girl. Good lord I am not a cool man.

Couple Mode is honestly such a cute and useful idea!! I hope more games implement something like that in the future, that would be great!! It’s like an easy mode but not even really an “easy mode”, it just allows both players to play at a rate that’s right for them! Also I like that Player 1 drawing the majority of the attention means an even harder game for them, meaning that they’d probably die around the same time as someone newer at the game in a slightly easier scenario! I just think that’s really smart design!

7:50 LMAO "Drunk Family"...love the content. Always happy to get a nice treat of a long video from you!

You need to post that Family Feud clip by itself as a KZfaq Short, man. Too funny

I loved Brawl Brothers growing up. You could set your number of lives and continues and even maxing them out it was hard as heck to beat!

Cool video, not boring at all for anyone who grew up in the 90's and played their games and rentals to death.

I played Metal Warriors for years with one of my best friends back in the 90's. Had no idea! Best factoid of this awesome video. Thank man!

I own Run Saber and love it! Never knew you could change colors. Probably because it’s like an hour play through and I may have never even paused it. 😆

Awesome video! Couple mode, while not the best name, really is a pretty genius level understanding of how and who is playing what we now consider couch co-op games and definetly needs a comeback.

Happy nearly 10 year anniversary SNES Drunk! This channel has been so consistently great and I have greatly enjoyed watching for all these years!

Also in F-Zero: If you push "up" on the D-pad while airborne, you will hit the ground harder and faster. It's not especially useful for speed (it will slow you down significantly), but it might save you from flying off the track in some stages.

I didn't know chuck norris was in the family feud game

Love the video, I highly rely on your videos for SNES stuff, and arcade games now, but slight nitpick, a factoid is: "a statement based on an assumption-something that has never been confirmed" - these are rock-solid truth-bombs, but small ones, tiny blast-charges of raw, exploding truth.

I've started unconsciously telling people to "have a great rest of your day" because of you.

I love Uniracers. Never had the instruction manual, had to learn all the track colors on my own, glad I got them most right.

Here's something you may not have known. Five Greatest Soldiers of all Time? Dyluck, Dyluck, Dyluck, Dyluck, and Dyluck.

Oh that F-Zero thing I knew about from its later sequel F-Zero Maximum Velocity on the GBA, I think the manual mentioned it and when I later tried it on the original game, I was pleasantly surprised that relatively unknown tactic worked on the SNES as well

WHAAT?! I've never beaten Metal Warriors on account of spending pretty much all the time on vs mode with my best friend (also, it was really hard). I never even heard a whisper of that code. That would've been awesome. Also, on Final Fight, Cody had the ability to use knives as melee weapons instead of throwing them immediatly (as long as you had an enemy close by). Really cool idea. If you have more random trivia I hope to see a sequel. Cheers!

Always found it funny that ALTTP has a chicken lady lol

Already looking forward to Super Nintendo Hidden Factoids 2

Being able to use L and R on Paper Boy 2 is what makes the game more fun for me than the original

These are wild! Thank you, Drunk. I've played SNES for over 30 years and didn't know these interesting tidbits. I've played Link to the Past dozens of times, but never knew about the Chicken Lady. That is awesome! Couple Mode is a brilliant shmup idea. I honestly have never heard of it before. I hope we get a Part 2 of this segment. I'd love to learn more about hidden SNES game features/mechanics.

Little fact, in SF Alpha 2 you can get extra colors by selecting your character pressing 2 punches or 2 kicks. In Super Mario World, in the special world you can hear the music from SMB1 if you wait 2 minutes in the map.

Guy is one the few characters in Street Fighter that can wall jump. I just figured it fit his ninja-like fighting style... I didn't realize he could also do it in his home game!

Me and my mate spent WAAAYY too long playing Family Feud, Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune all those years ago. They were just those sort of half competitive without requiring any real thought sort of games, to while away hours with whilst sitting up all night drinkng cups of tea and eating chocolate bars. I'd say I miss those long gone days. But since divorcing and now living on my own, I'm back to doing the same thing. Just on my own now so I never lose. lol

7:41 This Family Feud thing reminds me of an old school Jeopardy game. Once you put in the correct response, the game ignored everything that came after. So "What are puppies?" could become "What are puppies made of?" and the CPU would consider it correct.

I would love to see more of this format. I mean, all of your stuff's the good stuff. But this format is really nice.

In Tiny Toons Buster BL, when playing Juction with Hamton, turn the controller upside down to solve the puzzle easily. In Clock Tower, when ScissorMan is lying on the ground, run left and right on top of him several times, if done correctly he will stand up and grab the air as if he was grabbing Jennifer. In Contra 3, if you have a good timing and throw a bomb just in the right moment when you lose your last life but it happens that you recover one life with the bomb, then you skip the level (this works only on level 1, 3, and 4 if I recall correctly, and yes it works as a warp in case you are a speed runner). In Zelda A Link to the Past, there is a cabin in Kakariko Village with a cracked wall and cuccos inside: put a bomb on the crack already opened, and before the bomb explodes throw the cucco, if done correctly it will get stuck in the wall, use your sword to continue pushing it until it goes through the wall and lands on the hidden room. In Illusion of Gaia, when facing the boss Solid Arm, stand on the conveyor belt of the middle, alternate the defense-attack technique with the flute, and this way one of the hardest bosses of the game becomes the easiest one. In SFA2, you can pick additional colors for your fighters by pressing two punches or two kicks on the selection screen, and here comes the interesting thing: if you do the trick to pick shin Akuma, and the second player picks the same Akuma but presses 2 buttons to get an alternate color, the shin Akuma trick is cancelled, and the first player will play with regular Akuma, even after selected Shin Akuma. These are some of the many many discoveries, glitches and tricks I have made across the years on SNES games, and even if they have been published in MagazinNES, I don't think many people know about them. Regards.

Another fun fact (that I hesitated posting because I don’t intend to come off like a dick): the suffix “-oid” means “false”, not “tiny”. An “asteroid” is a “false star”. The word “factoid” is a fact that sounds true but isn’t, rather than a “tiny fact”. At this point “factoid” is in the same camp as “literally” or “ironic”, but language evolves. Great video as always, Mr. Drunk.

Couple mode sounds amazing! I for sure wish more games had it. Would make it way easier to play with my kid and make more games accessible to her.

Love how after all these years, you still have interesting topics for videos like this. In case youre ever looking for new ideas, maybe you could do a video on the strangest 3rd party SNES controllers.

Thank you for your time to snes drunk ❤

Total length of video: 685 secs. Total length of "SNES Drunk" 2.5 secs. .36% of the video was spent listening to "SNES Drunk".

The Final Fight Guy wall jump tidbit is super interesting to me. I have the arcade machine and on the bezel, it says something about how Guy surprises his opponents with his off the wall kicks. I always thought it was just some 80s translation error, because what walls? But I'll be damned, you actually showed me a wall to jump off of!

Rushing Beat Ran is not that easier, but it erases stuff that the american version did, like removing the useless need of finding the way out of the sewers or the elevator, I know because I played and recorded it... boy that was hard

Ah Metal Warriors! Such a good game. It's sad that it's nowhere to be found on Switch

This was a really cool video. Lot of factoids I didn't know. Thanks man.

Congratulations on (almost?) 🔟 years of your channel! This was a fun vid 👍

Okay, the Metal Warriors one blew my mind! I love tha game and I have NEVER seen that!

Wow, a list like this where I didnt know a single factoid. Well done!

This is exactly what I want to see. Thanks for making this video it's always so interesting to learn secrets to games like this

This is top tier content. Nothing warms my SNES heart like small obscure factoids. I am so thankful for all your years of work. I will be here for the next 10!

I'm waking up at four a m today because I have to work and this is a surprise thank you buddy

This is one of your absolute BEST.

In Star Fox, each wing breaks on its 5th hit. The screen flashing blue signifies a wing hit (versus red for a normal hit). They do less damage but losing a wing can really cost you since there's usually only 1 upgrade per map. Source: totally mastered this game inside-out as a kid when it came out.

You upload right when my coffee finished brewing. It works out great!

Loved this, wouldn't mind seeing more!

So glad you're still making videos. Never leave. SNES FOREVER! ❤

It's wild that I only just found out about the Metal Warriors thing a couple weeks ago, but all a sudden, here it is on one of your vids!

This is a great video.

You talking about my childhood games for a long time now that even your channel itself is nostalgic now lol

Yes! My friend and rented Family Fued and I typed in long worded answers that worked. We spent the night making the most obscure answers and laughing.

Love that Metal Warriors soundtrack. Double bass on the drums and picked bass with psychedelic sounding keyboards ala Tame Impala’s “Elephant”.

I feel like a catastrophic failure of an SNES veteran that I never knew about the Zelda chicken lady, however much I wondered about the random chicken...

Thanks man, some of these are pretty cool, not boring at all! As a lefty, I always found the weird controller options to be funny. I grew up using a controller just like everyone else. It would be so awkward to use a dpad with my right thumb

Thank you for opening with Secret of Mana. The music, the palaces, Gaia's Navel, instant nostalgic joy. Never knew about the F-Zero one, save maybe reminding me of a mention on some side box on a Nintendo Power or other guide? Or that is just garbled memory making things up! That Metal Warriors one...that game was sacrosanct to me back in the day. How DARE they ruin those gorgeous mecha sprites with that nightmare fuel mode?! XD

The LotP and F-Zero facts blew my mind. I never considered doing either of those things.

2:53 Okay I never knew that. To be honest I don't really use the magic powder like that much at all. It feels like the only useful thing to do with it is in that secret cave where you use the magic powder in that green pot thing and then some weird creature floats out of it and makes your magic meter only use half the magic per spell so you can use more. I always wanted the magic powder to be more useful than that because I have used it on enemies and it doesn't seem to really do that much. I mean even those electric guys when you change them with the magic powder you still get electrocuted when you slash them so you still have to throw the boomerang at them anyway

Great stuff! I hope you'll make this into a series as well!

Thumbs up for using the correct button layout for Street Fighter!

The concept of couple mode makes my heart go "doki doki"

1:57 Shinobi on the Commodore 64 also allows you to change the color of your character.

Awesome video. Loved all the tidbits, very interesting!