Day 7 - V.I.P. with Pamela Anderson
Nice to see Playstation looked at again. I feel like he doesn't do much of those games.
Nice to see Playstation looked at again. I feel like he doesn't do much of those games.
Day 7 - V.I.P. with Pamela Anderson
Nice to see Playstation looked at again. I feel like he doesn't do much of those games.
I can't help but feel his complaint about not being able to determine Mary Kate vs. Ashley only exists because he's not playing the game on a Game Boy Color or higher.
I mean, yeah, they probably should have designed the game to be easy to figure out even without color (it'd help make it playable for color-blind peeps as well), but still. He could capture GBC footage in the Crazy Castle review, so it's a little weird he didn't do it here.
Okay, I'm just gonna ask it.
Does anyone know why the fuck all of the top comments on these Christmas videos are talking about the size of Mike Matei's dick?
It's too bad Rocky & Bullwinkle for NES got such a short review, looks like something that could have gotten a full episode... I've always heard about how awful it is. But if he didn't watch the show, I guess that would explain why it doesn't.
Yeah, it's very odd that he'd review a dual-mode GB/GBC game and then not show one single second of GBC footage, which is the version most people who play the game will be playing. There's no way he'd have that problem on GBC. Some dual-mode games just don't work well on the older system, even though the option exists to play them in B&W... (Mega Man X-treme looks awful on the original GB, for instance! Ghosts n Goblins too...)
Hearing the some of the sound effects are the exact same as GoldenEye just made me realise that both of them are stock library sounds...Day 7 - V.I.P. with Pamela Anderson
Nice to see Playstation looked at again. I feel like he doesn't do much of those games.
Super Game Boy 2 isn't a GBC. It does have a link cable port though.Correct me if Im wrong but he could've fixed this problem if he had used a GB Player on a Gamecube to capture the footage in color instead of a Super Game Boy that can only display in B&W correct?
Or how about the Japan-only Super Game Boy 2? He clearly owns a Super Famicom (he used one to review Super Back to the Future 2). I just don't know if an american GBC game would work on a japanese SGB2.
Happy to see the special guest at the end. We haven't seen him in an official AVGN video since, I dunno, Star Trek?
He was the Joker in Batman part 1 & 2, then returns as Bugs Bunny in Crazy Castle, both after Star Trek....but yeah, after that, he hasn't appeared in a video until now. Not to mention this is the first time he's been in an episode not in a costume.Happy to see the special guest at the end. We haven't seen him in an official AVGN video since, I dunno, Star Trek?
Matei's last appeared was Bugs in the Crazy Castle Review
Day 7 - V.I.P. with Pamela Anderson
Nice to see Playstation looked at again. I feel like he doesn't do much of those games.
You're right. I thought those were earlier episodes, but now that I think about it Star Trek appeared in the older room in the old location.He was the Joker in Batman part 1 & 2, then returns as Bugs Bunny in Crazy Castle, both after Star Trek....but yeah, after that, he hasn't appeared in a video until now. Not to mention this is the first time he's been in an episode not in a costume.
I wonder once the 12th day review is out, there'll be a video of all the reviews combined, or if it'd be considered too long for YouTube. Maybe split in half with Days 1 through 6 in one video, then the rest in another?
No, the SGB2 is still an original Game Boy, that wouldn't work. You are correct that the GB Player would play the game in GBC mode and solve the color issue, though, yes. The GB Player is a consolized Game Boy Advance.Correct me if Im wrong but he could've fixed this problem if he had used a GB Player on a Gamecube to capture the footage in color instead of a Super Game Boy that can only display in B&W correct?
Or how about the Japan-only Super Game Boy 2? He clearly owns a Super Famicom (he used one to review Super Back to the Future 2). I just don't know if an american GBC game would work on a japanese SGB2.
Hearing the some of the sound effects are the exact same as GoldenEye just made me realise that both of them are stock library sounds...
Super Game Boy 2 isn't a GBC. It does have a link cable port though.
His later videos are no where near as entertaining as the early years imo. The humour falls flat.
hes trying too hard.
Whats ridiculous is the people watching his content dont know anything about retro so just take his gameplay as fact, even though its heavily edited and contrived. The toughness/difficulty in the games he plays are often heavily contrived and put-on by him. Then later when you watch him play a ordinary NES game he has such difficulty getting past certain stuff which blurs the lines of is the game really that difficult or does he just have flaccid thumbs?
Anyone remember how he kept the landing part on Top Gun going? then when someone asked at a Q&A to him IS IT REALLY THAT HARD TO LAND THE PLANE, he said no not really you just follow what it says on the screen I.E altitude and speed.
Any psychics wanna guess the big boxes?
are you telling me.... it's all just an act? I've been living a lie.
You mean...Daniel Craig isn't really Bond?!are you telling me.... it's all just an act? I've been living a lie.
hes trying too hard.
Whats ridiculous is the people watching his content dont know anything about retro so just take his gameplay as fact, even though its heavily edited and contrived. The toughness/difficulty in the games he plays are often heavily contrived and put-on by him. Then later when you watch him play a ordinary NES game he has such difficulty getting past certain stuff which blurs the lines of is the game really that difficult or does he just have flaccid thumbs?
Anyone remember how he kept the landing part on Top Gun going? then when someone asked at a Q&A to him IS IT REALLY THAT HARD TO LAND THE PLANE, he said no not really you just follow what it says on the screen I.E altitude and speed.
Judging from the size of the 1st box, I'd say that's a Gizmondo. No clue on the 2nd one.
He said in his Making Of video that he only faked deaths in the very beginning. Maybe Top Gun is one of those he was talking about. Now it's genuine. I definitely believe him because I see how terrible he is at games in the Mike and James videos. He was actually skipping chests in Super Ghouls N Goblins because he didn't want to lose a weapon that wasn't even good for the stage he was on. It was almost impossible for him to beat Turbo Tunnels in Battletoads. He's not too good at video games.
hes trying too hard.
Whats ridiculous is the people watching his content dont know anything about retro so just take his gameplay as fact, even though its heavily edited and contrived. The toughness/difficulty in the games he plays are often heavily contrived and put-on by him. Then later when you watch him play a ordinary NES game he has such difficulty getting past certain stuff which blurs the lines of is the game really that difficult or does he just have flaccid thumbs?
Anyone remember how he kept the landing part on Top Gun going? then when someone asked at a Q&A to him IS IT REALLY THAT HARD TO LAND THE PLANE, he said no not really you just follow what it says on the screen I.E altitude and speed.
He said in his Making Of video that he only faked deaths in the very beginning. Maybe Top Gun is one of those he was talking about. Now it's genuine. I definitely believe him because I see how terrible he is at games in the Mike and James videos. He was actually skipping chests in Super Ghouls N Goblins because he didn't want to lose a weapon that wasn't even good for the stage he was on. It was almost impossible for him to beat Turbo Tunnels in Battletoads. He's not too good at video games.
I would't say he is bad, he's beaten some tough games, but he's not an obsessive game player/fan. James doesn't strike me as someone who would be a member of Neogaf or be reading information every day on game news or buying dozens of games a year. He 's just a guy who liked/likes video games and a created a character playing on those childhood memories of frustration and general nostalgia.
hes trying too hard.
Whats ridiculous is the people watching his content dont know anything about retro so just take his gameplay as fact, even though its heavily edited and contrived. The toughness/difficulty in the games he plays are often heavily contrived and put-on by him. Then later when you watch him play a ordinary NES game he has such difficulty getting past certain stuff which blurs the lines of is the game really that difficult or does he just have flaccid thumbs?
Anyone remember how he kept the landing part on Top Gun going? then when someone asked at a Q&A to him IS IT REALLY THAT HARD TO LAND THE PLANE, he said no not really you just follow what it says on the screen I.E altitude and speed.
While I agree he might be trying to hard in some of his newer videos, I don't think he's necessarily 'bad' at playing video games. Watch Mike and Mike Mondays. He plays lot of hard games (Super Ghouls and Ghosts) and does rather well, often beating them.
Has he done n-gage?
Unfortunately, this is true. It's so bizarre to me that a gamer who loved NES and SNES growing up wouldn't be at all into the Nintendo64 when it was released. He was the perfect age for it. Just entering college. Nintendo64 was the system made for dorms and nerd parties. How could someone who was a big Castlevania fan and has one of his favorite games being FF6 miss out on the Playstation with Castlevania SOTN and FF7?
Think of the gems we could have if James was big into the Nintendo64 and Playstation. Those systems have far worse junk than SNES had.
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he talks about this in the back to the future revisited episode, he didnt always know how to land the plane but when he revisited it he found how simple it was, i don't think the original video was him faking it.
Day 10 - Hyperscan
Holy crap, I think I remember the commercials for this. Came out in 2006, so it's considered relatively new for AVGN material, but cool to see another system being looked at.
It'd be nice if he reviewed the Zeebo as well. It's not as bad as the Hyperscan, but it's got its fair share of awful games.Day 10 - Hyperscan
Holy crap, I think I remember the commercials for this. Came out in 2006, so it's considered relatively new for AVGN material, but cool to see another system being looked at.