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Yet another snub of the GREATEST game of the previous three generations of video gaming. I am of course discussing the omission, the exclusion, the outright REJECTION of including The Legend of Zelda: The Tears of The Kingdom from the S-tier. Imagine the kind of person you would have to be to disregard, ignore, neglect, overlook or pass over to rank it at the very top of the list where it rightfully belongs. Inept is the only word that could describe such behaviour. I don't think you understand the gravity of this behaviour. I am a firm believer in the monarchy. When Nintendo releases a new The Legend of Zelda game, we must acknowledge it. Praise and adoration is The Legend of Zelda's birthright. We don't question it, and we certainly do not deny it. That is what true loyalty means. Seditious traitors such as yourself do not deserve the Nintendo Switch. Am I really supposed to believe that Tears of the Kingdom ranks anywhere except S-tier? LAUGHABLE. Mr. Aounuma, PRODUCER of the entire The Legend of Zelda franchise, spoke to me in a dream. People like you deserve what is coming to you. And what is coming is execution and extinction from the world of Nintendo.

Subbed for Nia reasons, stayed for zelda reasons.

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I mean this isn't the objective take or anything, but it's clearly yours, and I respect that.

First thing (to lessen the blow): I always love when a new content drop hits. I admire your work ethics and how often you actually upload (for edited, scripted content). And now... time to drop the bomb. Being a Sony kid I never really played Zelda games. Even when I started emulated various consoles or got a Wii I didn't feel like playing them all that much. I remember borrowing Twilight Princess from a friend thinking "okay, let's give it a shot" and then... well, while the 2-3 first hours were really fun and felt like something different (one thing I have to say is that the world building and the sense of adventure in these gamesare outstanding), I... didn't feel like continuing. Years later I tried the original one, 2, Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, just to tried to understand them more (as I like "studying" games and building an opinion). I finished 1, 2 and Majora's Mask. The original is a timeless classic and still a very playable game. It was so ambitious, clever and full of mysteries, that no wonder that it was so highly regarded and was a foundation for one of the biggest gaming (and cultural) franchises. ...which is probably why 2 wasn't as well regarded (well, THAT'S saying it lightly, I suppose). The whole change was... ambitious? It was a really interesting experience and I had... fun! And hey, it led to many other games influenced by its gameplay! ...but yeah, it's... okay at best. Still, I love how they tried to be really experimental with it (for better or worse). At least it went better than Simon's Quest (which is... strangely similiar to this game come to think of it)! ...or with Digimon World 2 (though, that game was screwed by undercooked and STRANGE design decisions). Ocarina of Time... hm. I can see why it was so beloved (one of the highest rated games ever made), but... when I played it... it was a slog. And an unfun one. I finished the Water Temple and that was it. I did it. I didn't need to play more. Majora's Mask, while on paper VERY similiar to Ocarina of Time... was amazing. I guess the more "concentrated" and trippy setting did it for me. ...dungeons were really fun too, and so was the game being built around "sidequests". It was truly great and actually made me want to return to Ocarina of Time and give it another go. I quickly sobered up, though. Always wanted to play Wind Waker, but somehow I never did. Well, a man can dream that it will be released on the Switch once (messages in the bottle gimmick in the WiiU version was extremely cool, though)! ...Zelda's design (and character) from Skyward Sword was... top tier. Not gonna dig my grave any deeper. ...also... quite BOLD statement about cutest witch. I mean... I suppose you had a slight memory loss moment and forgot about our-queen-and-savior Witch Princess (...with Metallia being a close runner up) Tiers are fun! Basically a bunch of mini reviews that show author's preferences and let the audience know them better. Wouldn't mind seeing more of 'em in the future. But I'm at the point that I would pretty much gobble any of your content I guess. It was a good watch, even if 90% of my LoZ knowledge comes from YT and reading stuff on the Internet. Even if I'm not personally engaged in the series, it's always fun to see someone being passionate about it. Oh. And the original Darksiders is THE BEST Zelda game. ...sorry for this comment's quality - I accidentally refreshed the page while being 90% finished with my original one and it was all GONE, forcing me to start over again.

driving home from work and this song played in my head after not playing the game since i was living in my 2nd home with my mother managed to play it on loop for hours today while doing stuff around the house today and taking a nap quite a feeling

I've only ever managed to play though that Betweens Worlds game and I resulted following a Guide after being lost for 3 hours on where I had to go mid way through. My experience with other Zelda titles has been worse so I ultimately concluded that it's not my type of games. Most enjoyable Zelda game so far to me has been the Hyrule Warriors game but that's basically just Dynasty Warriors with a Zelda skin. Fun to see Nia being modded in. Looks so silly it's great.

Finally someone with good taste!

Why does plankton sound kinda like jalter

It would have been funnier if the dialogue translated into Welsh

Welsh cat girls are my favorite gender

Three words: Welsh. Cat. Girl. How can she possibly not be loved?

Awww!~ Mother Daughter goobering time!~

Why 14:37

i really like this open world of xenoblade X better than all xenoblade and zelda but its was ok

"Building castles in the sky" lol

Your English fucking sucks

Awww they have the ‘tism… 🥹

NO. DON'T DO IT. DON'T GO INTO THAT RABBIT HOLE! IT WILL RUIN YOUR LIFE! ...as for trophies... Yeah, I was really into collecting them back in a day, even if I ended up only with 78 of them (since starting in 2011 after getting PS3). I tried to get platinums from the games that meant a lot to me or were being quite tough (though my first one was Assassin's Creed 2, great game so I'm not mad). I even made a fun "streak": Nier being my 20th Platinum, Drakengard 3 30th, Nier Automata 40th. ...grindy, RNG trophies are the best, I tell you... Which brings me to... Dark Souls 2 is your favorite? Huh... that's... interesting. Actually it's the only souls game that I haven't platinumed (not counting Elden Ring, as I barely started it) - I just... wasn't really hooked on the world and it seemed like trying too hard to go on the "This is Dark Souls" meme. Demon's Souls platinum is the one im the most proud of (...grinding for that pure bladestone for 13 hours was """FUN"""), though Sekiro was also really great (and is perhaps my favorite FROMs game... not couting new Armored Core, of course). And you missed Sekiro (I still think it COUNTS as Souls game... even if it's closer to tenchu in spirit, question mark?)! Other platinums I'm really proud of are: - Monster Hunter World (for the share amount of grind and work I had to put on, essentially becoming a GOD of this game); - Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker (again, a lot of work AND having to work with others); - Digimon World Next Order (because COME ON, IT'S DIGIMON! ...it's a really easy one, though); - Disgaea 3 (again, having to master every mechanic... and even having to pay up 2$ for an additional character that would make one trophy NOT HELL); - Katamari Forever (oh boy. Some... parts of that trophy were... interesting); - Gravity Rush 1 & 2 (really easy ones, but these games will always remain in my heart). Ones I would love to get in my lifetime are: - MGS2 (my favorite MGS, I've managed to beat all VR missions - which is the hardest trophy, but didn't had the will to get all dog tags); - Wipeout Omega Collection (because achieving that means pretty much transcending human limits); - Ace Combat 7 (love the game, would just love to have it). Trophies are for self-satisfaction. I mean... if you like getting big numbers it's... fine? But buying games strictly for platinums (like these 1$ platinum-baits) is... silly. Trashy, AA-games are fine, though! As long as you enjoyed them. I like them (and completing them)! ...online trophies are THE WORST. ENOUGH SAID. Props for getting everything in Xenoblade Chronicles. As much as I LOVED the game (still, Xenogears is my fav xeno-game... XC2 is close second) I didn't want to put that MUCH time that the achievements require. And you know? I respect Nintendo for NOT putting any achievement system, as... as much as fun they are, achievements kind of are a distraction from the games itself, no? While playing Switch I concentrate JUST on the games.

I see someone is starting to dab into shitposting.

it's not the same without the green alien singing

I like your point about how Travis is or is not a loser. He seems to be satisfied with his life in the motel room, whereas many of the assassins like Death Metal and Dr. Peace seem miserable.

That's a nice cake we see when you talk about Mio's name

What setting are you refering to at 2:50? Would love to test this out. Recent Xemu updates have made the Hourglass caves caustics lag the hell out of the game. But this didn't always happen. In version 0.6 of Xemu the fps was unaffected.

Oh shit, I never knew that there was a stealth PC release. Good for the "master race" guys. I guess. And yeah, Wii version all the way. It was, probably, the first game I bought for my Wii myself. I loved it. The PS3 version isn't that bad (especially with "Super Sweet" mode ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)), but nothing can beat Wii. After all, the game was MADE for it (with motions and stuff, I mean... recharging beam katana motion became iconic and actually made my dad laugh really hard when he has seen me doing it for the first time). I mean... sure... PS Move IS kind of similiar, but... it just makes you want play the Wii version. I LOVE theming of Suda51 games (ironically, NMH2 is my favorite game of his... and he wasn't even all that involved in it). It's also quite funny how Travis was designed to be a loser (and to be a slight jab at the audience), yet so many people idolizes him. My guy lives in a shitty apartment, lives in squalor, tries to hard to be cool and work shitty jobs instead of doing something with his life. Let me explain before you crucify me for this. Travis is perceived as a loser because prior to his "hero journey" he had no aspirations, goals or anything. He just... existed. That's what makes the theory about how odd jobs and assassination missions symbolize how we have to do boring stuff (school, work, chores) to get to the good ones (hobbies). That's Travis' life: doing really boring stuff for a pitiance to then enjoy something exhilarating for a bit. Hell, even Travis' initial goal was motivated just by wanting to bone a pretty lady. He gets better though (as you know). My dude went through a lot. That's the loser mentality, you know? I knew many people like Travis, really cool dudes on the surface, ones that you would really want to hang out with. But deep inside they're kind of broken men that, deep inside, are sad about their unfulfilled potential. Then again, Travis does an important step up (many steps) and stops being a loser by the end of the game. He is still really goofy and fun to be. Making earning money mandatory to get to the fun stuff was a brave move and it made the game memorable when it comes to its themes (as convenient NMH2 was, I really missed going through the boring stuff). Even Santa Destroy was great in that aspect - big, empty, meaningless... just a means to an end (like "real world" would be to an otaku). As for the jobs... Gas station attendant was my jam (though graffiti removing was fun too). ...I completely forgot that bike jumps were even a side mission, haha. And nice to meet another public transport "enjoyer". There's nothing like waking up at 5 AM, going to the train station, arriving at work at 7 AM and returning home around 4:30 PM. FUN. Well, at going by train allows me to actually learn stuff for work... otherwise I wouldn't touch the books at all. Lovikov balls aren't really basketballs. They are a reference to both Dragon Balls (there's seven of them) and characters of Suda's other game - Killer7 (which I'm glad you've enjoyed! It's trully something). Classic beat'em up analogy was really spot on. Level design didn't really bothered me to be honest. It was good. Though I really hated Destroyman's level on Bitter. Really, the one guy who put so many shooters there can... go do a flip in Minecraft. Bitter was extremely unfun, especially when doing it on a "fresh" run. As for the bosses... Letz Shake was the best, enough said (and hey, it paid off a LOT in the sequel). Plot gets really tropey and nonsensical... and that's its charm I guess. The "reveal" that Sylvia was taking Travis for a ride was really great, though. All in all... plot about unending cycle of violence reminded me a lot of a "Drakengard-lite". Though, Travis gets off of it pretty easily. And hey! Supermarket was a cool sequence, really blood-pumping on Bitter. And Margaret Moonlight was the cherry on the top. Waiting for future ones to write more long-ass comments.

At 150cm, Nia is actually 4' 11" or just over 59 inches. 150cm ÷ 2.54 (cm to inches)

Oh hell ya. No more heroes my jam and Nia is third wife material

i like the kemono friends anime despite the fact that most basicly look at it with disgust.

u r thicc for wuhhht

Probably the most odd heart to heart in xenoblade chronicles 2

Ok but what in the world did I just watch, like I think I had a brain fart or smthn 😭💀

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I love your videos please don't get pregnant

im finna get this game, great video

Xenoblade sus be like

Damn. I didn't even knew that there was Skate for Wii. I mean... I've seen "Skate It" but I never connected the dots, hah. I like how the series never took itself too seriously (even less than THPS), it was refreshing when contrasting with Project 8 or Proving Ground. Big console Skate games were nice toy boxes, but I've realized that... there's nothing wrong about game being level-based instead of having a large open world - I miss it being like that when nowadays nearly every game has a half-assed one of these instead of neatly curated close spaces. GTA3 really did us a number, huh? Still, it's nice that they didn't hall-assed the Wii version. Maybe I should give Wii library a look and start collecting/playing again, haha. What's your favorite skateboarding game? I would go (not counting MGS2:Substance... even if it was based on quite horrible game) with Trasher: Skate or Destroy. Crazy how it was developed around the first THPS game and came quite different. Btw. Love "Nia's response pictures" interludes. Wish I had an artistic talent like that, haha.

Fun fact: The odd man out of the 26 games to date in North America that got the Kryptonite ESRB rating of AO, got that rating for gambling. "Peak Entertainment Casinos" Due to the ability to gamble using real currency like a brick and mortar casino. All the other AO games got that rating due to graphic sexual imagery and/or violence.

Hey! This video taunted me for so long, because I was on vacation and I couldn't really watch it till... well, now. Month ago I've FINALLY bought the original X-box (and I love it, it's perhaps my favorite console of that generation, even when I've been PlayStation kid my whole life), mainly to finally play Blinx - the game that taunted me since its release in 2002 (and to play Crimson Skies - fantastic game, it's hard to believe that it was a launch title). Even though I read about it a lot (I mean... a 2-page review in a magazine made me want it really bad) and I've watched some videos about it, I too was quite unprepared for what it really was. The game... is a mess and nearly everything you've said is certainly true. It feels more like a proof of concept with its mechanics (and some of them are actually improved in the sequel... but it isn't too great either) and the game is really clunky. I remember reading about time mechanics (and how the game was marketed as "the first 4D game", which... isn't true at all, obviously. From the top of my head there's game made in NetYarozee - Time Slip that did the whole "record and playback" thing MUCH better) and how my tiny brain couldn't comprehend how they would do it... and I suppose it was just that: a gimmick to be sold. I mean, it's still kinda cool and makes the game memorable... but it is so underused and underdeveloped that it also misses its point. Then again, if you stripped the game of it... it would be just a really generic platformer. The art style is really cool, though! And yeah, I agree - levels and enemies just... don't fit and it makes the game much more otherworldly than it really is - which is the part of its charm I guess. It gets so hard later that I actually laguhed. It is beatable though. Am I proud that I've done it? Nah, not really, but I like the feeling of "closure", I guess. Overall... the game is a mess. The review I've talked about before gave it 7/10. If I had to rate it using numeral scale I would give it 5 or 6, but with a recommendation to check it out. It's still really interesting and I'm glad that I've bought a console just to play it like I was in 2000s again (well, not only for Blinx but... mostly for it, haha). it's more of a interesting gaming history piece than a fun game... but hey, it's something. X-box sadly didn't have too many games like this, so I can see why it was so revered. By the way, X-box games are really finicky when it comes to the emulation, so I highly encourage trying to play them on the original hardware! They really look better that way. I could see myself enjoying it years ago, but then again, I still did to some degree. Also... 1:28 - we're in Europe! There's no "Tomba", he's called "Tombi" here, you coward (let's ignore the Japanese name)!

I religiously love this girl. She's so naturally like the perfect definition of she knows how to behave but chooses to push your buttons anyway to get a smile, and... damn it she does it every time

We got the same idea, cheif. She do be the best channel mascot 😂❤

Being in my 30s, this game was a big part of my childhood. I collected everything there was to collect in the game, and the fabulous soundtrack still gives me nostalgic vibes. The moment when Blinx finally saved the princess is a memory that will forever stand out in my gaming life.

i used to play blinx as a kid but man i dont remember anything past that lol

I loved Blinx as a kid 🎉

I remember buying a ton of games used for PS2 at an EB Games for 10 cents each and most were by Phoenix and blast. All of them were garbage

While I did own some bigger budget games in my lifetime, a lot of my childhood games were "shovelware", one of my favorites is still Ultimate I Spy, a wii original game based on the I Spy books and PC games. While it isnt the best in long term or replayablity, I still end up at some point just doing a complete replay of the game and remember how stupid the rocket minigame and how jank the drum minigame is. I also had some fun shovelware on the DS but the hardest in my opinion was the Danny Phantom Urban Jungle game, it is so unfair that I never actually completed it once. The other hard as balls shovelware made for kids I had was The Secret Saturdays: The Beast Of The 5th Sun for the wii. Replaying it recently made me realize that I mustve made my father play through most of it for me because theres no way a childrens game from 2008 was this hard, maybe it was easier on other ports but the wii one was BAD. I still love it tho because underrated cartoon

i instantly liked her just because she has a welsh accent(english VO) and sounds like she could live in my town :)

yep... made this mistake with shovel knight... never again...!