When I was younger I knew licensed games were just ok Now that I'm older I kinda miss having the option to dive into the franchises I already like

@JustJulyo

Жыл бұрын

@facepalmer1580 i want nostalgia not covid again

@Raddish-IS-Radd

Жыл бұрын

​@@JustJulyoagain?

@ReinEngel

11 ай бұрын

This hits home.

@willbaker6532

11 ай бұрын

So true. I remember watching the incredibles and being like "whoa I can just go play as dash springtimg though the streets or mr incredible fighting the robots. Kids these days don't have rhat level of luxury. Their best chance is some party game or crossover game that's nothing like the actual licenced product

As trash as it might be, you can't deny that it's a nostalgic part of our childhood, whether it's on a ps2, gamecube or gba

@bmoreal

Жыл бұрын

Ps2 for me

@Curlyheart

11 ай бұрын

What about Xbox :(

@helpfulplaylists3933

11 ай бұрын

Yeah he should have also said Xbox as well as DS.

@jonc2914

11 ай бұрын

They weren't all crap though... matrix, star wars... lotr

@heroiccombatengineer6018

10 ай бұрын

​@@jonc2914ye the first matrix was rly decent

I swear if I had a dollar for every KZread video I've seen that starts with "licensed games have a bit of a bad reception with the majority of them either being rushed or unfinished for a quick buck"

@kirotalksyt

Жыл бұрын

You'd be a millionaire!

@Light_Dies_07

Жыл бұрын

I'd be broke bc i haven't watched the video yet :,)

@StevenJones851

10 ай бұрын

I'd be Ritch or have 100 Dollars

That is literally the first time I've EVER seen someone talking about the GBA Ed, Edd and Eddy game. I remember enjoying it a lot back in the day and playing some it again, it holds up surprisingly well. Feels like a great midterm between an episode from the show (my favorite cartoon of all time!) and a decent, if generic plataformer

@vsnes8030

Жыл бұрын

Its better than the other one on Gba.

battle for bikini bottom was one of my favorite childhood games, but I never actually beat it, I guess I should do that sometime soon lmao

Spider-Man 2 was a pretty cool licensed game! It was the first 3D open world Spider-Man game to have realistic web swinging where the webs attached to buildings

@adamharb9233

Жыл бұрын

Yeah conpare to the first game where the web slinging was awkward and the inability to land on the ground, Spiderman 2 was a big deal to me as a kid

@thegamingprozone1941

Жыл бұрын

Nostalgia Intensifies!

@CuBeKilla

11 ай бұрын

Man did I play that game. Still my first “platinum” 100% I’ve ever completed in a video game. I was 6 years old

@dtxspeaks268

11 ай бұрын

​@@adamharb9233the 1st Sam Raimi Spiderman game was basically a downgraded version of Spiderman 2000. Still good, but it was a blatant re-skin.

@kingstarscream3807

11 ай бұрын

@@dtxspeaks268 I think if the movies hadn't come out, "Spider-man: The Movie: The Game" would've been the sequel to Spider-man 2: Enter Electro. It seems intentional that most of the bosses (Green Goblin, Kraven, Vulture) were bosses missing from the two PS1 games.

I rarely hear anyone talk about the _Hamtaro_ games, but the first three released in the west were really solid and fun adventure games. I actually got into the franchise because of the games rather than the other way around, and they got me interested in adventure games as a whole. I honestly wish more games had a mechanic similar to the first two's Ham-Chat system, which combined adventure game "action verbs" with a collect-a-thon where you had to learn the words you used to interact with things. My friends look at me funny when I talk about them, since they're based on a somewhat cutesy series aimed at elementary schoolers, but the adventure games were honestly really good, especially for licensed games. (That being said, I could take or leave the sports one, and the DS edutainment game was only good as a time-killer for anyone over the age of 5) (I didn't mean for this to turn into an essay, I just have strong feelings about them that are hard to summarize 😅)

@MTAFOfficial

Жыл бұрын

The Hamtaro games were made by AlphaDream, the same people who made the Mario & Luigi games

@GoofyPoptart

Жыл бұрын

​@@MTAFOfficialNever knew that, Hamtaro is such a vauge memory i swear I was like 7 when I first saw it im 27 now.

@trentonwalker8602

11 ай бұрын

Loved the sports one growing up lol

@FlashingFireGames

11 ай бұрын

Ham Ham Heartbreak was amazing

I was quite a fan of PR Dino Thunder as kid and when I found out about the game I couldn't stop telling my parents to buy it for me. They bought and my excitement could've been higher. Then I played the first 3 missions and realized the game sucked. Never had a disappointment like that ever since

@kirotalksyt

Жыл бұрын

Yeah...I was big Power Rangers fan growing up so the Dino Thunder game being bad was a huge letdown.

@DatPRGuy2017

Жыл бұрын

Lol not being able to play as the Rangers was a huge red flag

@Red_Kaiju_Lord

Жыл бұрын

If you want a better Dino thunder game, play the GBA one. It’s a standard beat ‘em up game, but it has its charm to it

@Josh-qt5zi

Жыл бұрын

​@kirotalksyt I mainly grew up with Dino thunder and S.P.D,and I am watching though Abaranger the sentai counterpart to Dino thunder

@Josh-qt5zi

Жыл бұрын

​@kirotalksyt can you do one for the S.P.D gba game

Theirs something about 2000s licences games that I love. Maybe it's just down to the simpler times or that nostalgic feeling they give.

One really good Disney licensed title I don't hear people bring up is Kim Possible on the PS2. It's a side scroller where you switch back and fourth between playing as Kim and Shego and it's a really fun platformer. They even have a ton of unlockable costumes for Kim and Shego in the game from the show.

I dont know why, but Madagascar the videogame is honestly one of the best 3d platformers on the ps2, GCN, Xbox. The main story is fun to play through. The Penguin MGS style stealth mission was so much fun to me as a kid. There was a whole bunch of costumes you could put on the characters. And for no reason a really good shuffle board, mini golf, and tons of random arcade games. For a random ass licenses kids film game, it knocks it out of the park in content

Dude I loved The Movie The Game. Everything in there was just so so SO fun. The platforming was good, the locations were incredible, the clam slide sections were just so fun, and each level felt so uniquely crafted. The boss's as well were so unique and fighting on David Hasselhoff's back? As a stage? Dude it doesn't get more creative than that. PS2 licensed games were the AAA games that people thought we would get today.

I had a few licensed games similar to these, but the one I remember the most fondly was Madagascar on the PS2. The game was a fun platformer woth different mechanics for different characters. The best part was the stealth level based on the penguins taking over the ship. I rewatched the Madagascar movie the other day and had to mention the penguin level when it got to that part of the movie. Looking back there were some clunky and fustrating parts from the game (Example: the bee mission), but the game felt unique. There were a couple other licensed games I liked when I was younger, but this is one I enjoy remembering most.

@mr.curtis6730

Жыл бұрын

I receantly played through it on my old xbox despite the disk barely working and it was alright the end did start to get repetive

@OtisCluck

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I loved that game as a kid, the shuffleboard minigame is so fun

@HoleInTheCarpet

Жыл бұрын

Funniest thing... when I was like 10 or so, I had a choice between getting that or the Spongebob movie game for my birthday. I didn't know shit about Googling this kind of stuff back then, so I picked the Spongebob game on blind instinct. Maybe I oughta see if I can find Madagascar cheap on eBay, see what the road not taken's like...

@baraodascolinas979

11 ай бұрын

@@HoleInTheCarpet at this point, just download a ps2 iso from internet archive and play it on an emulator for PC, or burn a dvd if you actually have a PS2 and want to play the old fashioned way.

The SpongeBob movie game is one of my major nostalgic games and weirdly that's why I couldn't get into Battle For Bikini Bottom

I always remember having fun playing the TMNT movie game on PS2. Last year i bought it for my collection, played it through and yeah... it wasn't good. Also randomly at the last boss the game wants you to pull a manoeuvre that you don't even know about unless you saw like one thing at the very beginning of the game and you never even got to use it... until the last boss.

@tyminator8176

Жыл бұрын

"I'm here for you" I actually love that game. The platforming is always stressful, doesn't help that the wall-run is clunky. It's either "I'm running on the wall over a pit, good" or "Well, the run up the wall animation played and now I fall into a pit, great". The combat is okay, it's incredibly frustrating when a bs enemy type hits you and there's nothing you can do about like, like the Foot guys who kick you. Seriously *fuck,* those guys. You have to admit that the soundtrack is good, sometimes great, even if they aren't super memorable. And I don't think that last maneuver is hard to figure out. The game has a hint in the bottom left of which turtle to use, there's some blue particles I think, *aaand* Leo says something. Well I was a dumb kid and I figured it out. I agree they could have made you use it once before. I find it kind of symbolic that you have to use Leo as the final attack, really ties everything up nicely, my only complaint with that is that Mikey is the one helping in the animation, and not Raph. I think I'm done now

@thegamingprozone1941

Жыл бұрын

I played it on the Wii! Good Times 😂

The people behind the SpongeBob movie game actually did want to use clips from the movie as cutscenes,but Nickelodeon wouldn’t let them because they were afraid it would hurt the movie’s success!

Next to no one talks about the Bratz games. You know, Rock Angelz, Forever Diamondz, etc. kids who played them back in the day, (mostly girls) had a fun time with them and say they’re some of the best licensed games out there!

@kirotalksyt

Жыл бұрын

I had a relative who was into Bratz, so I've been aware of the franchise I just don't remember playing any of the games myself. I'll make a note to try out the series at some point!

@RevaliHeeHo

Жыл бұрын

I played the Wii game, the controls and the game were trash, but the music was nice.

@ladyinwight

11 ай бұрын

i remember my friends little sister had one and i was watching her play it and i was thinking like this looks like it goes kinda hard

The one thing I do like about these 2000s licensed games are the soundtracks.

@belstar1128

Жыл бұрын

Back in 2010 when game boy games where cheap and nobody wanted them i bought some bad games for 1$. just because i knew they had a good soundtrack

All of your videos are awesome. Even if it's something I'm not that interested in, you're such a great presenter that I get enthralled in whatever it is you're talking about

Thanks for explaining what SpongeBob was I didn’t know 😂

I never knew that there was a version other than the GBA one for Power Rangers Dino Thunder. But now that I know, I'm kinda glad I wasn't exposed to it back then.

I remember playing Power Rangers Dino Thunder so much cause i loved dinosaurs as a kid and there surprisingly weren't that many besides the PS Land Before Time racer, Portal Runner, Dinosaur GBA or Arcade Jurassic Park. I never beat it but finding the new dinos to play was amazing despite the bare bones combat and world. Kinda deserves a remake.

Honestly, the PS2/GC/Xbox era had some of the best licensed games. It was an odd mix of the higher quality productions and more experienced developers, with the frequency and variety where basically any licensed property would get a game, so we ended up with just...overall better titles, but the same kind of constant, unceasing releases we'd seen before. Oh sure, there were awful ones, but there were plenty that were decent that fans could enjoy. Not to mention some real gems, some of the absolute best licensed games came out of the early-mid 2000s. I think that the only other generation to have a similarly higher quality would be the SNES...Or, rather, the Super Famicom. It was still shit in the U.S., but there were buckets full of 7/10 to 8/10 licensed anime and manga games.

The final mission of PR Dino Thunder is actually surprisingly technical. Throughout the game you get more Zords with different powers and the final mission has you utilize the PachycepholZord, the strongest in the game. So you have to destroy bombs before they go off in a volcano and kill you with the Zord’s ultimate. The problem is, they’re on the walls, and Pacycepholozord can’t fly… but the Pterazord can! So you have to fly around with the Pyerazord then switch in mid-air to the Pacycepholo and use you’re ultimate and then quickly switch back or die to the lava

Bro pulled out the irl camera for this one

star wars battlefront II and battle for bikini bottom are still some of the best games I’ve ever played!

I love your videos you explain so well on game topics I care about

the Spongebob Movie game is MEGA underrated yo ive always enjoyed it a bit more than BFBB because of how much of a love letter it was to the movie itself, which i fuckin love. that and Creature from the Krusty Krab especially are underground gems

I had quite a few Cartoon Network licensed games as a kid; the Ed, Ed, n Eddy one, Teen Titans, KND: Operation Video Game, The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, and Aqua Teen Hunger Force Zombie Ninja Pro-AM

Happy to see a video on licensed games finally. (battle for bikini bottom is one of my favorite games of all time)

@JaxCoolKartunes

Жыл бұрын

battle for bikini bottom is just one of those shovelware junk

@JulianR2JG

Жыл бұрын

@@JaxCoolKartunes You hear me you bastard

This is how it goes, if a game has a tv adaptation, it's mostly to focus on the story that couldn't be told in a game, and licensed games are the reverse, they let you explore the world of certain cartoons, gameplay wise, they might suck sometimes, but are still very amazing to play through.

Power Rangers games have been incredibly hit or miss over the years, but the most recent one, Battle for the Grid, is easily one of the most fun fighting games I've played.

@jonc2914

11 ай бұрын

They are all garbage

I remember the early movie tie-in Harry Potter games being pretty fun.

*These titles make me think of all the summers playing ps1/ps2 /n64 games eating pizza*

I LOVE the Ed, Edd, & Eddy game, I played it SO MUCH as a kid, so many great memories and fun times

Great video dude. i grew up with all these games and it was nice to see you revisit these. If you plan on tackling more Licensed games i'd like to see you cover The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, a fun, destructive superhero game similar to spider-man.

this is my favorite youtube channel for things

The goofy goober second mission playing as Patrick in the SpongeBob movie game. I’ll never forget that

@StevenJones851

11 ай бұрын

That Goofy Goober mission was Amazing and fun imma replay it Tonight

just wanna say that i totaly adore you vids/style

I definitely missed out on those games back then. The license games I grew up with were from the nicktoons of the '90s. I'm over there being one for not a nicktoon but one that I remember seeing syndicated on Nickelodeon called tiny toons adventures. That one was really good but I never finished the game as I only rented it from Hollywood Video. Aaaaahh!!! Real Monsters was also a really good game. I had eventually bought that game during the 2000s or the late '90s I forget when I got it but it's a hard game but rewarding to beat.

The ds was Especially known to be home to millions of licenced games like MILLIONS

I miss "shovelware" like this. My entire childhood up till about High school was made up of games like these with a few bigger 1st party games in there too. From gba and gamecube my first console and handheld, to the wii, ds, ps2,ps3,psp, 3ds, games based off my favorite shows, movies, characters were fun even if i only beat some of them. Now after years of hearing 30 somethings online saying how the golden age was 16 bit era i feel i cant look back at my childhood with such passion despite basically being spoiled by my parents and having so many games. Im going back to these systems to relieve them and see what i think about them but honestly after being told so much that my childhood games were basically garbage its really nerve wracking to to back to these games.

Surf's Up and Sharktale were so good. It's kinda crazy how good some of the liscensed games were

i actually want you to make this video thank you for making what i want

the fucking boss battle with yumi and odd in quest for infinity annoyed me so much because i didnt know what to do

I loved Ed Edd n Eddy The Mid-Edventures when I was a kid but looking back those character models are the stuff of nightmares XD. Still loads of nostalgia seeing gameplay footage. I miss the 2000s so much.

I live for this kind of content! ❤

There was a lot of good and decent license games back then! One problem I remember was sobby game critics who made a career to bash on all license games - even those who where not that bad gameplay + price wise. You can't expect all games to be masterpieces, only decent gameplay and content that resembles what they are based on. Disney had some decent titles like; Donald Duck: Quack Attack, Mickey Mouse and the Magic Mirror, Disney Extreme Sports, The Incredibles, Cars, etc or DreamWorks games with Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, How to Train Your Dragon and Bee Movie Game. Or Cartoon Network games with Cartoon Network Racing, Ed, Edd & Eddy, Cartoon Network Speedway, Wacky Races, The Shadow of Aku, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy etc. Or all the Marvel & DC games like the Spider-Man 1 & 2 on PS1, Spider-Man Trilogy, Ultimate Spider-Man, Web of Spider-Man, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, X-Men, Batman Vengeance, Batman; Rise of Sin Tsu, Hulk the game, Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death etc. Or the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games based on the 2003 series, Or the Simpsons games like Simpsons Road Rage, Simpsons Hit & Run or Simpsons the Game or the Family Guy game or the Futurama game etc. So yeah there was a lot of entertaining license based games!

The first licensed games I ever played were the phineas and ferb movie game and wipeout (the game show with the giant red balls) on wii

Pretty good video! Licensed games are very fascinating too me, you never really know what they're gonna be like. That's kinda why i started my channel, too showcase and see what these games were all about, it kinda caused me too become a huge licensed game enthusiast!! XD. Also i gotta say, yeah the dino thunder game sucks soo much, you can literally beat the whole thing in 50 minutes! Anyways, pretty good video, definitely gonna watch more of your stuff! >:3

0:17 i love them all

Hearing kiro get mad abt the lobbers in power rangers is so funny ☠️☠️

I like how much u say super at 8:04

I remember renting Ed, Edd, N Eddy from blockbuster and trying to play through as much as I possibly could before I had to return it.

I think my favorite licensed games were the Dragon Ball Budokai games in the early 2000s. I had to annoy my parents to buy them. Then bugged my sister to play with me

The title lead me to believe that there was going to be more than just 3 titles discussed

The Spongebob Movie PS2 game is amazing xD I still like playing it ^^"

Thank you for the memories I actually loved coder lyoko on the wii Ig cause I was young but also cause I loved the show that intro made my year

The fact that you explained what SpongeBob was when you clearly didn't have to

A Series of Unfortunate Events on GC was awesome!

I had a blast playing the Ben 10 and the Naruto games when I was a kid

I still have my GameCube copy of Ed, Edd N Eddy back from when I was a kid, I was a fan of the series but the game was never released here in England on GameCube but a local game store sold Action Replay multi region unlock discs and imported games from USA and Japan.

Old video games I just enjoy more then the games we get today but I respect your opinon on the 2000s licensed games

I’m surprised you didn’t mention Disney Tarzan Untamed, a launch title for the GameCube. It’s a pretty good platformer, and I had a lot of fun with it. That is, playing the first few levels since I could never get past the stupid skiing level! Aside from that, I didn’t really have any other licensed GameCube games. But for the Wii, there was Chaotic Shadow Warriors, the Ben 10 games, Generator Rex, and a couple SpongeBob games.

For me The Simpsons Hit and Run, Wallace and Gromit Curse of the Were-rabbit and Wacky Races Starring Dastardly and Muttley are my favourite 3 licensed PS2 games ever.

@adamharb9233

Жыл бұрын

Simpson Hit and Run is literally the best game

@rainyday9174

Жыл бұрын

@@adamharb9233 Definitely my favourite game ^_^

Why is it that the 3D model of Ed is a perfect translation from his original 2D design but both Edd and Eddy look absolutely unnerving and like they could bite my fingers off?

The licensed games I remember playing are the mis-edventures, a few spongebob games, a Disney trivia game for wii, a bratz GBA game, a winx club GBA game, open season for the Xbox 360 and one Naruto Xbox game that I can’t remember the name of.

I definitely recommend the star wars revenge of the sith game. It actually has a really soild combat system and the boss fights are really fun

@MrSkullMerchant

Жыл бұрын

One of the best star wars games in general in my opinion

HEY, i'm gonna take this opportunity to be early and kindly say. can we take our time to appreciate "Ben 10: Protector of Earth"? that game FREAKING slapped one of the hecking best licensed games of that era imo!!

@LoiValdes

Жыл бұрын

Definitely, one of the best beat em up I've ever played. But I also liked Cosmic Destruction, they even made an original OST for a licensed game and it's slapped

@kaxcommentssomethingREAL

Жыл бұрын

@@LoiValdes hell yeah YOO dang, i hadn't even known that the OST for that game was fully original!

Me and my little brother loved the GBA port of Mis-Edventures he got it for Christmas when that 101 mode of the SP came out it was such a fun game

I remember playing Nicktoons Unite on the gamecube and it was a lot of fun with the power ups you can get. I remember playing Fantastic 4 on the PS2 which was everything when i was a child, I used to love invisible women

The Hey Arnold Movie game on GBA is one i remember pretty fondly.

I just had the weirdest feeling ever when you showed db sagas cause I remembered playing it as a kid and didn't really remember it's name , I always thought it was just a weird fan game that i somehow found

@kirotalksyt

Жыл бұрын

It'd probably better if you forgot DB Sagas lol

Nobody needed a recap on sponge bosb back story 😂

The NES era was the golden age of Licensed games. Huge part of that is all games of that era were way smaller and required far fewer resources than games that would come later, so that the extreme limits on funds and time available to build a licensed game (due to the money for the project's budget having to be bid down to the lowest offer against other rival developers to win the contract from the property owner; alongside the property owner's typically strict time limit requiring the game to be completed and released to coincide with the official release the a movie or TV show it is tied-into) were not as crippling as it would be in later console generations. So companies like Sunsoft (pretty much the king of licensed games), Konami, Argonaut Software, and even Rare Limited could churn out fun, well-made, worthy of your time tie-in titles for properties ranging from movie to TV show to comic books, both on home consoles and obviously in the arcades. The Super Nintendo era started seeing more and more licensed games that were average to mediocre either due to time and budget constraints, too-small development teams, or simply flat-out incompetent development teams being awarded contracts, but it wasn't really until the sixth console generation, where the requirements for number of developer team members, funds, and time necessary to build a game grew enough that the tight budgets of licensed games restricted most of them to Subpar Purgatory. Sure you would get a game here or there that was excellent, but that was typically due to the developer having enough people and given either enough budget or time to make it like a regular game. Goldeneye 007 was a masterpiece of its era explicitly because it was allowed to spend two years in development beyond the release of the movie it was based on. And was given the time, leeway, and budget by Nintendo to Rare to let them make the game they thought was mechanically best suited to the property. Argonaut Software in the same era was lucky if they could make a licensed game with that kind of support. There were few of them, most notably The Emperor's New Groove (PS1) and Alien Resurrection (PS1) (Ironically a game far better than the movie it is based on for being faithful to the horror-action roots of the franchise). But most of them were Disney's Aladdin in Nasira's Revenge (basic controls and mechanics are unfun to try to interact with as the developers were not given the time to refine even the most basic aspects of the game) or Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (PS1) (a very solid core concept for the title, a more linear Zelda-like Action-Adventure game, with far more usable controls and mechanics, but far-far-far too short and limited in scope).

MX Superfly featuring Ricky Carmichael is actually my favourite motocross game to this day.

@nigeldean3726

11 ай бұрын

That and 2002 were the tits

Scooby Doo Night of 100 Frights is a hidden gem

As a Japanese, I’m so happy to watch you mentioned Super Sentai

It's funny because I grew up with the GBA versions of most of the SpongeBob games including the Movie game. They're all 2D platformers and I have fond memories of all of them. But they're all overshadowed by their console counterparts, even the ones where the console counterpart isn't well liked either (like Revenge of the Flying Dutchman) My first experience with a console SpongeBob game was Atlantis SquarePantis on the Wii, and I didn't finish it, iirc it couldn't seem to settle on a gameplay style and was way too gimmicky. But I have such heavy nostalgia associated with the GBA games that I could probably never gauge how good they are objectively (probably nowhere near as good as I consider them)

The PC version for the Spongebob movie game is a point and click type of game, still was fun to play through at the time

“It’d be easy to buy games for content, so instead I’ll just use the few examples I already own” 😂

The spongebob movoe game was one of my favorites growing up

Dam I love this channel

I loved those games so much that i brought a PS2 two years ago and i still have the games ❤ Especially the spongebob games!

Love this video insane good idea

"It's called the ......... smash" I died 😂

The early LEGO games by Travelers Tales was my childhood

Ed Edd and Eddy game was the first game I played on my first PS2. It will always have a special place in my soul.

The greatest era of gaming tbh. Games for everyone. Licensed games got people into gaming.

i played and loved every game in this video as a kid 💀 even the code lyoko one and dino thunder

i too had the mis-ed-ventures on gamecube and that billy and mandy fighting game. damn we getting old.

If you ever plan on getting the Wall•E game, make sure you get the PSP/PS2/PC (Steam! Yes, its on Steam!) version! Its completely different to the PS3/360/Wii versions, which honestly feel and look kinda janky. The PS2 versions were made by Asobo Studios, yes, the same Asobo that made Microsoft Flight Simulator! Meanwhile, the PS3 versions were made by Heavy Iron Studios, which, given they made the SpongeBob games, makes it kinda weird to see their version be the "weirder" one. But yeah, the Asobo version of the Wall•E game is surprisingly good! It even has a cute little surprise after you get through the story!

2:46 That animation technique is called "boiling".

the soon the uploads the better

Quite A Few Of Them Were Actually Fun To Play.

I know exactly what jawbreaker you're missing, had 99% completion for ages until I realised it's an offscreen one lmao.

I used to have Toy Story 3 for the ds wasn’t the greatest game but for what it was a fun little fairly polish 3d game for the ds

@timbo303official9

Жыл бұрын

The console versions are goated btw.

Licensed games in the 2000's were pretty weird in the sense that you could get something that surprisingly polished/well made or get a complete dumpster fire (although usually most of them were just mid). Star Trek Elite Force, Simpsons Hit & Run, Hot Wheels Stunt Track Challenge, Transformers (2004 game), Dragon Ball Z Budokai, Chronicles of Riddick, Scarface, etc. come to my mind as very good ones. In general a lot better than they needed to be.

ed edd n eddy is a literal port of the gameplay of sonic heroes to the gba

Till this day idk how tf to get passed the first level on that damn power rangers Dino thunder game 💀