didn't think i'd ever become this invested in ratatouille speedruns

@anotherwea6692

3 жыл бұрын

I wass

@dayne8088

3 жыл бұрын

Speed runs are the way of M O N K E

@Alteewzx

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed

@ariesdane5876

3 жыл бұрын

I never thought I view a speed runner that was this bong potato stupid.

@csours

3 жыл бұрын

DO

This is a blast from the past for one reason: That Time My Dad Got Obsessed With A Video Game We had Ratatouille on the Wii. It was ostensibly my sister's game, but she got bored/frustrated with it about halfway in. And it would have gathered dust if my dad hadn't picked it up. For context, my dad is not a gamer, really. He's played them on and off in the past according to my mother, but he doesn't show much interest. So for him to pick up the game was completely out of the blue. I would come downstairs in the morning, at like 8am, and I'd see him playing Ratatouille for the Nintendo Wii. He played through the game reasonably quickly, but his attention was now on all the collectables. Over the course of weeks, we as a family watched him scour every level. The open levels, the weird food dream worlds, the sewer levels. Slowly, the total climbed higher until there were a tiny few left, and even they dwindled. Eventually there was one left, and he didn't know what level it was in. His playing was near obsessive, all his free time was spent on the game. Eventually the last gold thingie was found, tucked in a side path of a sewer raft level thing. And that was it. He closed the game and never went back to it. He's never done it with another game. We have the switch now and he doesn't show any interest. Then again, he didn't before then. It's just a very odd chapter of my family's history.

@Eliqueme

3 жыл бұрын

Hmm, *Very Interestink* I like it

@fuyuseetaa

3 жыл бұрын

This was a really enjoyable little story to read. Thank you for posting it!

@TheMiningMeteor

3 жыл бұрын

Same thing happened with my dad with astroneer for the xbox one

@jacinpickledoge8545

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh same. This game was my jam back in the day. It makes me so happy that more people are playing it, even if it's not techinically that great of a game.

@MikaHotShot

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacinpickledoge8545 yeah licensed shovelware usually tends not to be a good game quality wise, but yeah, seems interesting

One day we'll hopefully get a "Ratatouille World Record Progression" video by SummoningSalt lmao.

@kwaitefuni9152

3 жыл бұрын

lmao

@FinalStand7

3 жыл бұрын

I hope the person who sees this comment after 6 years is happy that it became truth

@dankarmy

3 жыл бұрын

Holy heckady-doo-dah, why am I getting so many likes? My comment isn't THAT funny lmao.

@kwaitefuni9152

3 жыл бұрын

@@dankarmy It's pretty funny imagining Summoning Salt doing an analysis of Ratatouille.

@dankarmy

3 жыл бұрын

@@kwaitefuni9152 Fair enough lol

This is actually such a sick little speedgame.

"Anyone can cook" it's explained in the movie that it doesn't mean every one CAN cook, but means that a cook can come from anywhere. Not everyone has the ability to become a great chef, but a great chef can be born from any circumstances.

@VaporeonEnjoyer1

3 жыл бұрын

Unless you have a disability which makes it impossible, anybody can cook. Odds are you aren't an undiscovered Gordon Ramsey, but if you take the time, even if you have no innate talent, with practice you can get good. Same goes for just about anything.

@BSFilms1997

3 жыл бұрын

As someone currently going through culinary school, I’ll pass on some advice from my instructor: Cooking is fucking easy, and anyone can make good food. Great food comes from clean workstations and someone that puts effort, passion, and a bit of fire into everything they make. Also: In a professional kitchen, between meeting timelines, cleaning down, and making sure everything’s up to standard, there’s absolutely no time to relax. At the end of the day, I don’t even have the energy to cook for myself. I end up eating Kraft Dinner or getting a burger on my way back home.

@VaporeonEnjoyer1

3 жыл бұрын

@@BSFilms1997 Former Sous Chef here. I don't ever want the job again, but I still love to cook... for other people. It's a labor of love. Yeah I could just buy a dollar box of spaghetti and a 2 dollar bottle of spaghetti sauce, but if I'm making it for someone I care about, I'll make my own pasta and sauce. For myself? Fuuuuck that, microwave a tv dinner.

@lugus9261

3 жыл бұрын

Deep lore

@jonasbrm

3 жыл бұрын

@@VaporeonEnjoyer1 Jack and frozen pizza. The dinner of chefs around the globe

"Anyone can cook, but linguine." - Gusto

I feel like there's going to be a trend where everyone starts speedrunning all these shoveleare/tie-in games

@debugempty

3 жыл бұрын

I'm surprised I haven't seen many of these games get like broken where you can complete the game in like 1 minute or less with little to none RNG.

@PointsofData

3 жыл бұрын

Its already been a meme trend tho

@chrism45

3 жыл бұрын

Seems like there's enough movement to show skill.

@TailsGuy72

3 жыл бұрын

BFBB started this, honestly. Wait, no, Cooking Mama did

@puyu8621

3 жыл бұрын

If you had said that 10 years ago i'd agree. You're a bit late boi.

"I've been streaming for 2 hours, Let's round up and call that about 10"

@straphyr

3 жыл бұрын

Multiple days/streams ofc

I played this on the GameCube as a kid this brings back so much memories

@jadas1483

3 жыл бұрын

Play station 2 for me lol

@darciheadswillroll

3 жыл бұрын

I played it also, I think I got stuck on the level in the kitchen

@fullmetalbleachnote

3 жыл бұрын

We are brothers now

@emmett_m

3 жыл бұрын

This game was the only thing in the lobby of my childhood dentist and it was so much fun to play this game for like 15 minutes every 6 months

@Otzkar

3 жыл бұрын

Damn you guys are old

Linguine can cook, but never takes enough time to learn. During the events of the movie there was not enough time. Learning to pilot a Linguine is easier than Linguine learning to cook.

@ma.2089

3 жыл бұрын

Well even then, Linguine’s calling wasn’t exactly cooking. He ran the restaurant really well, he just wasn’t good at cooking in it (tho he learned from Claudette. Essentially, Claudette helped Linguine learn to run a business and helped Remy cook better in a restaurant setting. And of course she learned from Linguine and Remy a lot as well). He also was kickass at rollerskates.

@OriginalPiMan

3 жыл бұрын

@@ma.2089 I'd like to believe that after the events of the movie, Remy tried again to teach Linguine how to cook. At least to a passable level, but not a professional level.

@Otakupatriot117

2 жыл бұрын

If he made him cook by directing his exact movements at all times, could he really not have taught him to cook the normal way? Give him some recipes and guide him step by step through each one, telling him exactly when to flip, how to chop, how long to blend, etc. They even show the initial stages where Linguine is struggling to perfectly replicate the movement Remy is commanding from him. Pixar just wanted the quirky image of a master chef who secretly has a highly intelligent rat hiding in his hat guiding every move he makes.

@OriginalPiMan

2 жыл бұрын

@@Otakupatriot117 Anyone can cook, the movie tells us. Not everyone can cook to restaurant standards.

@Otakupatriot117

2 жыл бұрын

@@OriginalPiMan But Remy is just tugging on his hair to tell him to move his arms a certain way. If he can learn a system like that, he can learn to cook. There's nothing he's doing that's magical. He's moving his arms, hands, and body in very specific ways, at very specific times. If he lacked the required finesse for cooking, then he'd never be a suitable puppet. It's not as if Remy's controlling his body directly, he's just giving signals. Telling him what to do step by step in a way that's completely silent so as not to give away the fact he's under the hat by making any noise. The only thing that could prevent Linguine from being a master chef is his intelligence. If he can't memorize Remy's recipes to make them exactly to standard without needing to be walked through the process step by step every time he does it no matter how many times he does it, then you could say he's not a good chef. But he can effectively run a business as has been stated. So he's not as stupid as he seems. I see no reason why he couldn't be taught to make foie gras, escargot, minestrone, spaghetti bolognese, lobster thermidor, etc. Even if it takes 200 times of making a meal step by step for him to memorize the recipe, he's still memorized the recipe. If he memorizes a menu's worth of recipes, then he's a master chef as far as the movie is concerned (Because he'd probably have to go to cooking school in reality, but in the movie all it takes is for him to make a tasty soup for everyone to start talking about his potential.)

Bethesda game testers be like 13:44. This joke was brought to you by the 2012 gang.

@AlejandroIrujo

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

@Male_Parent

3 жыл бұрын

LMFAO good one!

Like Ego said in the movie everyone can cook doesn’t mean that anyone can become a great chef, but that a great chef can come from anywhere

@FriskyD.

3 жыл бұрын

You got anyone and everyone mixed up, otherwise this is accurate

@lloyd2226

3 жыл бұрын

@@FriskyD. yea sorry. I mixed them up

I swear to god, Summoning Salt's intro music conditioned me to respond every single time I hear it start up.

The summoningsalt thing had me actually rolling

For a second, I genuinely thought you were talking about speedrunning the actual movie.

@NyxieLove22

3 жыл бұрын

Imagine everyone just editing the movie to be faster to be able to speed run it

@snjar_6321

3 жыл бұрын

@@NyxieLove22 edit%

@gachareacter4170

Жыл бұрын

Or they have to complete a randomly made test (not a quiz, a dedicated test) about the movie they watch. "How many rats talk in the movie?" "I think it's like 10???" "Wrong, 5." "... *frustrated sigh* Another 100% run down the drain."

I have always wondered where all these V-tubers came from, but it turns out they were just any% running EZScape's Guide to Speedrunning Success and load warped to step 4.

I don’t know if that was intentional but “Rat Drive 2 E:” is an extremely clever pun

The theme is not everyone can cook, it is that ANYONE can cook, even the people you least expect

This game actually made me cry when i was little, the dog terrified me

Ok I don’t know if it’s just me but he reminds me of a Walmart Mr.Beast

Fun fact: this is the same game studio that did Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 (Asobo Studios, based in france)

2:49 I was half asleep when this happened and my brain couldn’t comprehend that the screen was turning and thought I was turning. So yeah the fake fall thing happened which made me actually fall out of my bed. Thank you RAT GAME

When the SummoningSalt video music hit 👌

"Anyone can be an Anime girl" False, the right statement is: Anime girls can come from anywhere.

DUDE I GREW UP PLAYING THIS ON GAMECUBE! I actually recently put in on dolphin to play it again and was like "people should speedrun this." This is amazing.

I thought he was gonna speedrun the movie, i never knew they had a game

@ewanb1086

2 жыл бұрын

its amazing

love your speedrun vids man, and this game looks fun with the controls.

I remember playing this game on my brother’s PS2 and never getting past the dog, I’d never thought i’d see this game ever again

that was a super fun stream to watch. Congrats on the sub 15!

Everyone else: Ratatouille speedruns are so intense Me: There is a Ratatouille game?

"anyone can speedrun ratatouille, but only the fearless can be great"

1. Perfect use of the Doakes soundclip from Dexter, I lol'd. 2. You look like Richard from Silicon Valley in that turtleneck. lmfao

I remember being extremely faded while playing this game on the PS2 which made me appreciate all the detail and thought that went into it

IDK if it's a bad thing but this was one of my most played GameCube games as a kid so I really appreciate this speedrun.

I used to play this all the time! It's probably my favorite Pixar tie-in game, and I'm thinking now that I should revisit it after all these years

This is actually wild and been up and coming for a while, crazy to see such coverage. Definitely the little game that was way bigger than I'd ever know

Pretty impressive how you just picked up that game and got 12th on the leaderboard

This game was my childhood, but I completely forgot it existed until this popped up in my recommendations

Just wishing EZscape and Bscape all the best for 2021!

It wouldn't be an animated movie game without a random chase sequence that never happened in the movie

the summoning salt references made my heart warm

The PS2/Xbox era had the best movie tie-in games

This was my favorite game as a kid. Great video!

I really thought this was a meme about a speedrun of the movie

I had a ratatouille game on pc back in probably 2008 or something, and I remember getting stuck on the part where you have to climb up a wall right near the beginning of the game, because it wanted a certain button to be pressed that I didn't physically have on my keyboard. I tried to remap the controls but for whatever reason it didn't work

The only thing I can think of when I see this game is Jerma falling from a rope and a black screen every time he hit the ground.

I can't believe someone's finally bringing the Ratatouille speedruns into the public mind. Bless you.

Dude omg i spent MONTHS trying to figure out how to run a rom of this game and never digured it out. Hats off to you for bringing attention to the game

The sweater makes you look like the guy from big bang theory that still lived with his mother.

I enjoyed this stream dude! love it.

I feel a solid wave of nostalgia from this game

I loved this game so much as a kid! Super exciting to see a speedrun!!!

This was a big game in my childhood, made my day seeing this on my recommended

The funny thing is someone told my I look like a bearded Linguine, too. But the only curly hair I have IS the beard.

Forget ryan lockwood.. Remember FLINT LOCKWOOD

Holy sheet your editing style is super good new sub

@Hummeldon

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliment! Always trying to improve.

I used to play this game all the time on my ps2 when I was a kid. It makes me so happy that there are speedruns for it 🖤

I swear I was so incredibly obsessed with this game as a kid

Since you've done ratatouille how about over the hedge for PS2 as a challenge

Man this game is bringing me so many memory’s from me playing this game of D.S.

Love the subtle salt intro you slipped in.

Aw man, Ratatouille on the PS2 was such a part of my childhood. The music, atmosphere and characters were so great. I really need to play it somehow again.

Thank you YT for recommending this video at 3;40 am it was the perfect video to end the night with l, loved it.

I used to play this on the PS2/3 as a kid and when going back to the game it's surprisingly difficult in some cases, especially to 100% it

Ratatouille I have not played this in years. My childhood

I love the outfit change in the middle. Mans looking like Jackass Harlow

Oh now you've got me interested, the holy grail of my childhood.

0:48 HE DID THE THING IM SO HAPPY

Holy shit man. Reminded me of a deep cut. This was the first video game I remember ever playing on the pc as a kid. Remember the whole chef scene and going through the pipes.

This man is high as hell

12:20 loved that summoning salt reference

man i remembered playing this game on my ps2, excited for speedruns

I'm waiting on that Blu-ray speedrun

I remember doing some strats when i was casually playing when i was like 8 or less lol

made it sound like it was the end of the world with that intro

This game was my childhood. Didn't even know it had a PC version because all I had back in the day was a PS2

At first I thought this was gonna be a horrible game to even look at. But it actually looks like whoever did the programming/art actually cared. Amazing. It really does look like they put a lot of time and effort into making it. Nice attempts.

@ma.2089

3 жыл бұрын

Game is fantastic. The ds tie in was also pretty good (specifically the versus cooking game)

@HenriqueRJchiki

3 жыл бұрын

This game is actually really good for it's time... It was made with love and care it wasn't a cash grab licensed game

Man I played this when I was so much younger on the wii, amazing memories

this was one of my favourite games when i was a kid

I actual own that game. I realized how much of a Sly Cooper clone it was a few years back. This definitely has the potential to be a really good speed game due to the many movement options and variety of categories available.

I had this game as a child. The saddest thing was i never end this because it was too hard for mee, mainly the river stage

I played this a lot on the Wii but never got past the first or second time where you help Linguini cook.

That tony hawk sound effect haha :D

This is such a nostalgic game for me, i played this game a lot on my old PS2 good old days

I thought this was gonna be a meme like the American dad speedruns. god I was so wrong wtf

I definitely came here expecting a meme "run" like American Dad, still enjoyed it.

dude have you heard of spyro? I feel like ratatouille has a lot of the same fundementals.

@zeyface6366

3 жыл бұрын

0:52 "This is literally spyro"

@mr.potato

3 жыл бұрын

@@zeyface6366 he meant spyro is literally ratatouille but he mispoke

@zeyface6366

3 жыл бұрын

@@mr.potato the top comment said "have you heard of spyro". I'm just saying that he's heard of it

I'm looking into becoming a speedrunner myself. Only thing is I'm stuck on step 4 on how to become one. Do you know where I can find a Super Crown to complete the process of getting into the world of speedruns?

I remember playing this on the family computer and i loved it

"I've never had to use so much software just to play a game" this guy's never played Skyrim

I remember playing Ratatouille on my ds all the timd Damn those were good times

That’s an awesome idea to speed run “random games”!

4:42 lmaoo good one dude

What’s the song from the Attempt 20 screen at 22:28?

The way crabs and lobsters are cooked alive is so sad

I thought this was mr beat after days of no sleep

Bruh i remember playing this game as a kid i used to love it together with that ice age game where ya play as the squirrel

I played ratatouille SO MUCH WHEN I WAS YOUNG!! IT WAS THE ONLY VIDEOGAME THAT I EVER HAD BUT I LOVED IT

The heck, I played this all the time as a kid on the Wii, the memories!

Is the full version available anywhere? I can't handle this editing.