Hey guys! Hope you enjoyed this Top 10. Let me know if you want more like this. In case you missed my Top 10 Video Games of ALL TIME video, here it is - kzread.info/dash/bejne/pp-o3Lqdhse4gdI.html I actually could probably do a sequel episode to this. There were a ton of games Dad hated that I loved. Let me know in the comments what other Top 10 videos you'd like me to do. Appreciate you all!

@LEXICON-DEVIL

Жыл бұрын

Haha of course he did. He hated RPG games. To be fair, Super Mario RPG is rough to get into. Especially for me after playing Final Fantasy III SNES. It feels primitive, clunky. 🤙

@LEXICON-DEVIL

Жыл бұрын

14:22 😁 Im 35 and even as a kid i only got into Pokemon because i love RPG games and not so much Pokemon itself. I thought it was insane to have 6 party members and over 100 to choose from. Besides, if your dad realized that a 10 year old Ash Catchem travels into the harsh world alone capturing animals and forcing them to fight for sport around the world then hed realize how dark and messed up Pokemon really is. lol

@LEXICON-DEVIL

Жыл бұрын

17:17 Thats great parenting. As a music teacher i teach my students to keep an open mind but if you truly like something, then defend it no matter who says what. We dont all like the same music and no one can convince me not to like a song. Some kids might feel forced to agree or do whatever dad wants but instead it lets the child grow into their own personality with personal tastes and opinions. Besides, who doesn’t have guilty pleasures. Bubsy is a weird love hate relationship. Bubsy as a character is charming and so is the music. The games are just janky. My favorite Mario clone was Toy Story 2. Weekend rentals were stuff like Bubsy SNES when ganes were all gone and Gex did that for PS1 when everything else was gone.

@ninjacape

Жыл бұрын

@@LEXICON-DEVILSuper Mario RPG is the perfect beginner RPG. It’s everything Square wanted Final Fantasy Mystic Quest to be.

@randomcro24

Жыл бұрын

hit and run was pretty good

Any games that your dad liked that you didn’t like? That could be a fun follow up video.

@gustav5473

Жыл бұрын

Yeah

@skRapKlan

Жыл бұрын

That would be a great followup!

@mikewarner5583

Жыл бұрын

I 3rd that!!!

@gi_nattak

Жыл бұрын

The ones that he wouldn't allow Tyler to watch probably, like Snatcher.

@UltimaKeyMaster

Жыл бұрын

Not a retro example, mind you, but I'd laugh if he liked Kingdom Hearts or Final Fantasy 15 just by going "FINALLY they make one of these and it's not turn-based."

love how your keeping your dads memory alive through gaming

@drunkensailor112

Жыл бұрын

You're

@Wildernessoutside

Жыл бұрын

@@drunkensailor112 no you’re wrong your if you actually understand the context is the correct term as the speaker talking to my retro life it’s the proper grammar to use regarding something or somebody associated with my retro life ,so next time understand how to use grammar before you try to be a smart arse 😂

@maverick85

Жыл бұрын

Guys let's settle this once and for all. You're both right and wrong about your grammar 😂. 'your keeping' = wrong. Answer= 'you're making' (short for you are). 'Your Dad' = correct. Now let's be friends!

@darkairlord

Жыл бұрын

"I love how you're keeping your dad's memory alive through gaming."

@BIASED_YOUTUBE

Жыл бұрын

there's no need to be so pedantic online folks. Not everyone is misspelling on purpose. some people, like, most people, go on the internet to unwind after a long day and are not that bothered about how they convey a message. just remember that before you become a stick in the mud.

You were lucky to have a dad who would play a video game

Didn't even know the man,but I miss him. It's like a movie star or band member you don't know,and when they're gone but you have something to look back on, ya feel the connection. His commentary over your childhood was always great. All the little remarks about games and consoles and the years and the history and weird ads. He def seemed pretty funny,quit witted and always willing to try and crack a joke or see the good in most things.

My dad also hated The Simpsons. He typically called them The Simpletons. However, I do remember the one time he laughed during the show. The show was already running in syndication in the late 90s, early 2000s. I was watching it after school, and he had just come home from work and walked out into the living room to see The Simpsons episode that was currently airing. It was the beginning of the episode, and he saw Otto walk out of Stoner's Pot Palace. Otto, in disgust, said, "That is flagrant, false advertising!" My dad laughed out loud, and he said something along the lines that Otto thought it was for pot! It made me laugh and smile. He never liked the show. He never did anything like that again, nor would he watch it. I lost my dad 2 months ago, and this is still one of the memories of him that sticks in my mind. It was so ironic to for him to hate something and to see something that he laughed at while understanding the reference of Otto being disgusted. Things can still surprise you sometimes. I have to hold that one close

@surfboardjoker6299

Жыл бұрын

Genuinely dude, thats a rlly beautiful comment. Rest in peace man ur dad sounds like a cool guy

@jamespalmer5679

11 ай бұрын

Hehehe

Hey Tyler! Same as you and your dad, my dad worked in (Entertainment) retails and we shared the passion for videogames through all my childhood and we fortunatly still do. Your channel makes me very happy and super nostalgic in the absolute best way possible! thanks for sharing all this private moments with your dad! Its really really well appreciated!

@MyRetroLife

Жыл бұрын

I love producing this content. Thank you watching!

I almost feel surprised there was ANYTHING your dad didn’t like. Every video I’ve seen of yours shows him so positive and excited about everything. Of course, I understand that nobody can always be that way - I’ve even seen your videos talking about bad times. I’m just really impressed you’ve presented such an optimistic view of him, the way a loved one would exist in your memory.

@edduflema6050

Жыл бұрын

It has the opposite effect on me. This is my first video of him so his dad just based on this came up like a really close minded person towards game. Although he seems to be really positive in your comment so i'll take your word on it. To me it kinda sounded like he didn't like anything wasn't "best graphics" like most people nowadays with next gen games

@KingJadInfiniteHope

Жыл бұрын

@@edduflema6050 watch any other video you’ll think differently.

@edduflema6050

Жыл бұрын

@@KingJadInfiniteHope i know, is just that based on this one alone, there was a lot of good games, most of them being more story driven and most of the times his dad didn't liked it cause it wasn't looking good enough/mature enough or because it was an rgp so it sounded like that to me when i first saw it

I absolutely love these videos. I was much older than you in the 90s, I turned 20 in 1990, but I was still buying these games and systems back then, and I have fond memories of some game or system coming out, and rushing to the store to get it, and staying up half the night despite having to work the next day, playing with it.

My condolences on your dad's passing, as I am a recent subscriber. In my estimation, he deserves a spot in the Video Game Hall of Fame, for his enthusiasm and sheer brilliance to record all of these irreplaceable moments. My father passed away in 1999, when I was 19 - and even though he never played the games, he seemed to be just as enthusiastic about all of the games I played. He even introduced me to my very first video game ever - The TeleStar video tennis/hockey game (it was basically Pong). I'll never forget when he first saw Super Mario 64 and how blown away he was over the graphics. So cool.

Man, it's insane how similar our stories are. I grew up in the late eighties to early nineties, I gamed because my dad is a gamer. My cousins who lived across the country got me into RPGs, my dad hates RPGs. We still text or call each other about new games coming out. He's 60 this year. Still gaming strong. That's my deepest connection to my love of gaming, and especially retro gaming. That was my most consistent bonding experience with my father. Video games. I'm glad to hear someone with a similar origin story.

We never got Mario RPG at all in the UK until the Wii virtual console release some 15 years later :( So, you'd see US copies of this, Chrono Trigger and Earthbound all the time in import game stores here. Mainly as they or Hong Kong were usually the first region to have an English port of the game and no one wants to waste crazy '90s game prices on a game they can't understand :P

@MyRetroLife

Жыл бұрын

Super Mario RPG? Wow I didn't realize that. I'm shocked actually.

@Larry

Жыл бұрын

@@MyRetroLife In hindsight I think having to put all the European languages into the cart and having a manual the size of a phone book included, was just too expensive to release in Europe. But it did bug me immensily as a kid that despite that the face we spoke the same language and were the third biggest consumer of video games in the world, Nintendo still refused to release a lot of games here. I did (ahem) aquire a Super Wild Card for my SNES as I was so sick of being unable to purchase the games I wanted here, and importers wanted well over £100 for a game each time. Also my Dad pretty much hated every game ever except Great Golf and Shanghai on the Master System. :P

@UltimaKeyMaster

Жыл бұрын

@@MyRetroLife Because it was Square Enix. Remember Europe didn't get Final Fantasy *at all* until 7. They never got 1, 4 and 6 as 1/2/3 like we did. ...They did get Mystic Quest, though. Which really goes to show what Square thought of Europe at the time, huh.

New to your channel but I enjoy the VHS content & commentary from gaming in the 90's. In 1995 I was 32 years old, probably a similar age to your dad, so I fully understand the "cutsie" Mario games dynamic as I too preferred more adult games like "Road Rash", "Twisted Metal" & "Return Fire" on the original Playstation. Excellent points of the contrast of generational taste quite enjoyable!

@xman777b

Жыл бұрын

Dean: awesome you discovered this channel. I've been bingeing as well !

Your dad wasn't alone on Earthbound. They always had just one copy of it at the video rental store and I swear I was the only one who rented the thing. I instantly fell in love with it, but yeah, it wasn't popular at alllll back then.

Hey man, I love your channel. You deserve more subs. I'm the same age as you. I was a sophomore 2001. I wish my dad shared my love for video games like yours did. You had the coolest dad ever. RIP to your pops.

This is the first time I’ve ever subscribed to a KZread channel. My dad and I were a gaming duo as well, though he had me a little later in his life. I remember waiting up all night as a child, excited for him to return home from work so that we could continue our bouts of Joust, PAC-MAN and Q*bert on the Atari. I was born in ‘80. He was 40 years old then. So, by the time the NES released, I think games like Mario and MEGAMAN may have been too fast and complex for him to really enjoy. But, he would always get them for me and watch me play. This video definitely draws some parallels and has me reminiscing of that time in my life. It’s also yet another reminder of why I love Nintendo so much. I stayed up all night at my local BestBuy to purchase a Wii. For the first time in 20 some odd years, that system had us huddled around the television as a family, laughing and shouting as we passed the controller just like we did back in the day. He was well into his 60’s then, but that didn’t hinder us one bit. It’ll be 4 years this June since I’ve lost my father and there hasn’t been a single day gone by that I don’t miss him. He was my best friend, and there is no one on this earth next to my mother that ever would, or ever could love me more. Thank you so much for sharing this slice of your life with us, friend. The memories it gave me brought me great joy. I look forward to watching more of your content.

I was 6 years old when Pokemon Red and Blue came out so naturally I got into Pokemon for the same reason every other kid around my age or older did, because it was insanely popular. I mean they had a game, tv show, card game that pretty much all directly tied in with eachother. In the show they would go to the same cities, fight the same gym leaders and catch the same pokemon that you could in the game, this made you feel very immersed into this pokemon world. Long story short these were the first rpg games i ever played so naturally it left a good impression on me as far as rpgs go.

@westonmeyer3110

9 ай бұрын

Pokemon pretty much created all of the millennial RPG fans singlehandedly.

I really love your channel... it brings me such feelings of nostalgia about my own dad... he wasn't really a gamer... but i really remember three instances of us bonding over videogames, on the SNES back when i was a kid with pilotwings... when he saw all star baseball 98 on the N64 and when i was starting college and i showed him Medal of Honor frontline on PS2 he was floored every single time hehehe... he passed away 15 years ago and sometimes i wonder what he would've thought about mlb the show and stuff like that... thanks for bringing up memories like this!!

I can relate so much to your life as a child, I absolutely love reminiscing my life as a child. Helps me remember things I lost along the way and it's such a good feeling to remember all those memories, thanks so much man!!

@MyRetroLife

Жыл бұрын

Happy these videos can do that for you man

@CRAZYCANUCKTV

Жыл бұрын

Thanks brother!!

Man the 90's were the best time in history to be a kid

@shaun8062

11 ай бұрын

I agree! ! Still my favorite era of games to go back to!!! AND MUSIC!!! AND MOVIES!!!

The hack for Yoshi's Island to remove the crying Mario sound makes the game pure perfection.

The Bartzilla level in BART'S NIGHTMARE is tough, probably broken even.

You are so lucky to come from a financially secure family growing up, and getting so many gaming opportunities, and it all being caught on tape. 🥰 I come from a really poor family, owning a video camera to us was what rich people did. And having so many games. Wow. You got more games in 1 Christmas than I did an entire console generation. I love watching your videos with your dad. Although poor and limited with games, I still loved growing up in the 80s and 90s. Gaming is my life and escape, still is. My dad always got me my games, and he got into gaming himself at the end of the PS1 era. So it's something we enjoyed, while not getting on very well as I was an angry teenager, and a bit of a d**k. My dad died in 2020 and I don't have a single video me and him together. Which breaks my heart. So seeing your videos is very bittersweet for me; you're so lucky your dad had that camera and it was on all the time. Your dad was an influencer before it was even a thing haha.❤ Keep up the amazing content. Lots of love from England.

Hi , I live in Germany. I am born in 82. your videos are exactly the mirror of my childhood. what your parents recorded on video back then is just wonderful for all of us out here. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. Greetings from Germany, Jorgo 😉

@admiralAlfonso9001

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

I love how he had valid points for everything he didn't like, never hated just to hate.

@ishan5011

Жыл бұрын

Idk man the RPG/Earthbound hate was kinda outta line. As if turn based games aren't some of the oldest and tried and true kind in recorded history.

@vibes24osrs

Жыл бұрын

@@ishan5011 one can't help what they don't "like" everyone has different levels of dislike. I personally love RPG games but absolutely hate MOBAs. Doesn't change that League of Legends is one of the best games ever made.

@westonmeyer3110

9 ай бұрын

@@ishan5011 If he saw some of the earlier RPGs that were played in 1st person then he probably would have understood and appreciated the journey that RPGs made.

@fruitesta

5 ай бұрын

@@westonmeyer3110It doesn’t matter the journey they made if he just doesn’t enjoy the gameplay. Some people just personally don’t like certain things

I don’t know if you’ll see this but your videos have really cheered me up when I’ve had bad days, seeing the relationship that you and your dad had and your joy when getting a new game or console For your birthday is such a treat! Your dad really was awesome to document this stuff and it’s awesome he was also into video games and stuff as well!

Jesus man, I think your dad bought you every console and every video game that ever came out! We had an SNES and Genesis growing up, and I’ve never even heard of most of these games on your list lol. Your dad seemed cool though and that’s really awesome that you guys bonded with video games like you did.

LOL when you are talking about your dad not liking Beethoven, you do an impression of his face and you look just like him. Oh man, that is awesome, I wish I had the time stamps so you could do a side by side.

@MyRetroLife

Жыл бұрын

Haha I can see that!

This reminds me of some of the games I enjoyed as a kid that my dad (who is also a gamer) looked at me and said, "What the heck is this?" Thanks for sharing, Tyler! Always look forward to seeing new videos in my sub feed!

Your dad must of been the man back in the day. Wish I was an adult in the 70’s and 80’s when people actually had fun and the world wasn’t crazy haha

I absolutely love the love that you show for your father. It's a truly wonderful thing. But I also love seeing the joy you have when you received a game. Seeing that kid smile and holding up a sealed box above your head reminds me of my boys and the job they have when I gift them with something they have long been wanting. Life is a beautiful thing, isn't it? Thank you for your channel and sharing your history.

You are so needed for the history of gaming & i appreciate every video you put your hard work into! Thank you so much. See you on the next one!

@MyRetroLife

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you saying that! Thank you.

The Simpsons Arcade will always be my favorite Simpsons game!! I liked the other Simpsons games but I truly felt like I was playing a live episode on the arcade version!

@robertquinn1945

Жыл бұрын

Loved ❤barts nightmare miss 😢😢😢 my super Nintendo im almost 39 got it when I was 7 so many great memories 😊😊😊😊

@GrandChessboard

Жыл бұрын

Me and my dad always played the Simpsons at the Galaxy Theatre in San Antonio back in the day.

@CRAZYCANUCKTV

Жыл бұрын

I just found it very difficult as a kid to beat the game, which led to major frustration lol, I still can definitely appreciate it for what it is but man was it ever tough lol

I just stumbled across your channel boss. I watched your sony playstation video and the footage of your childhood gave me so much nostalgia. But more than anything, you seemed to just have the greatest dad in the world dude. Love your channel.

I’ve watched a few of your videos now. Thank you for sharing so many memories of your dad with us. I hope it’s OK if I say it’s obvious how much he loved you and how happy it made him to see you happy.

I first discovered Beethoven via SNES emulation at a friend's house one night. I was oddly drawn to it and played to completion that same night. It was indeed a terrible game, but in that "so bad you have to keep going" kind of way.

I don't know how any gamer could not have liked military madness back then. There was no other game like it, and it was total fun without being overly difficult.

@westonmeyer3110

9 ай бұрын

It was basically a spiritual successor to Famicom Wars before Advance Wars became a somewhat big thing.

This was another great episode. Takes you back. My dad would only play sports games, but we had a lot of fun playing them together, really the only time he spent much time with me. But he thought all the other games I had were silly, kids stuff!

My parents hated the Simpsons too. Mind boggling, because two of the main characters are parents their age, who went to high school in the 70's (just like them). My Dad also loved Harry Shearer, and Hank Azaria, so I have no idea how he didn't enjoy it.

It's so interesting every time you go into detail of a memory you had tied to these games. Also your dad and I have something in common we both don't like turn based games. I can appreciate them from a distance but won't catch me playing one lol. Thanks for sharing always love watching your vids

I love that you show the videos that you got your lovely Christmas gifts. Your mum and dad must love you so much. Such a memorable moment!

Thank you so, so much for sharing your story with your dad and all that nostalgic gaming history with us. Thanks!

This channel moves my feelings in a certain way, and I just realized why. I think this bond u had with yiur family is just what I really wanted with my dad. Im ok with that, but I realize that having something like that would have completely changed everything, even how I am today, as a person.

Your retro stories with your dad (rip) always pulls at my heart strings.

I think I saw your videos originally on amazon prime video and was instantly hooked by the footage from the 90s. Cool to now find you on here. Your dad seems like a good guy.

hey man youre dad was and still is a absolute legend ! youtube literally needed this content. me born in 95 in a family that wasnt the most fond of gaming, these videos are like a glimpse on an alternate universe im a huge fan of nostalgia and retro things (80s/90s and early 2000s) and off topic im a huge fan of the old bumfights series that started in the late 90's created by Indecline your videos are like a wholesome version of a retro time capsule compared to the bumfight series lolol this type of documentation needs to be shared!!!

your videos are pure relaxation thank you for putting so much effort into it again

I can’t say this enough: what a great channel. Thanks for the stories. Brings back memories of my childhood!

you and your dad's relationship with videogames, reminds me of how me and my mother was with the n64, ps2, GameCube, ps3, xbox. you name it we played it, Mario was her favorite, she loved paper Mario it made her fall in love with rpgs. miss you mom

I love these videos so much! Thanks for sharing them Tyler.

I wasn’t into RPGs either in my earlier years. It took a while to get into them because theres a certain understanding that’s required in order for it to make sense. But you also hit the nail on the head when you said that its the first RPG in a line full of platformers and a racing game.

@xxuser0200

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think I really got into rpgs until I was about 12/13 but I love them now, my friends definitely don’t like them but they think the concept is kinda cool but can’t get into them

@poleon2003

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and also RPGs didn't really catch on in the US until Final Fantasy VII on the Playstation and before that they were pretty niche like they had an audience but not quite mainstream and the audience for those games were the DnD nerds to be exact like for example Final Fantasy IV (Or Final Fantasy II in the US) sold about 1.3 million units in Japan but in North America it only sold about 250.000 units

Watching your videos makes me want to hug my dad. I’m so sorry for your loss. Sounds like he was an amazing dad

I'm with your dad. I'm not a big fan of rpgs. Your dad sounded cool. My dad not only hated these games, he called them evil and wouldn't allow me to even play them

The way you honor your dad is so heartwarming. Love the content as well.

My dad is the same way he doesn’t like turn based games. He says they are too simple and don’t feel rewarding for doing attacks. And whenever he saw me playing them he would say “How can you have fun pressing one button?” Although he does like the story of some games, like some of the final fantasy games he enjoyed the story of Final fantasy 8.

@Broseftoast

Жыл бұрын

Did he watch you play or did he play it himself. That's awesome if your dad watched you play, but all I can think of is "dam that's a long 'let's play.'" How did he feel about ff7 or ff9 if he ever happened to come across those with you.

@liltwistedgamer

Жыл бұрын

@@Broseftoast He played it himself his first final fantasy game was 15. I had 8 downloaded on the the ps4, he thought the gameplay play would be similar to 15. He only kept because he liked the characters design and found them unique, and he didn’t play the original ff7 but has played the remake and he likes it.

I wonder if your dad would have liked General Chaos. It's real time strategy baked into a lot of action. So awesome that his spirit is with all of us. Thank you as always for sharing.

That's so awesome you had a gamer dad growing up. Gamer dads are common nowadays but back then they were really rare.

Watching your videos after becoming a father myself recently hits differently. Thanks for making these videos

Your dad was the man! I love the childhood that your mom and dad have shared with you bro! Imagine recording all of those moments with you! Wow! Now it is your turn! Enjoy with your family! Great content!

I really enjoyed Super Mario RPG. It was also my first time with RPGs. I did have to give it a second chance, though. I had trouble with it at one point and I almost gave up. But I'm glad I didn't. It's one of my favorite RPGs now.

I don't know how anyone can not like Super Mario RPG. It was my first RPG game and started me on a long love for the genre.

@thecawdfather87

Жыл бұрын

As a Mario game- it's God awful. Final Fantasy games are awesome. Mario games are awesome. "Final Mario" or "Mario Fantasy" games; are not awesome. They literally take away everything that makes a Mario game fun, then replaces it with the slow-paced, turn-based, slog that is a Final Fantasy game.

@datscreaminonion

Жыл бұрын

@@thecawdfather87 OR they bring everything that's great about FF to a Mario game. Drawing in a new audience to the Mario franchise. Hell the game even had a secret boss in it from the FF franchise.

@kylem1112

Жыл бұрын

I Like RPGs but even i can understand why some people don't like them. They can often be slow with grinding all the time, and having to stop at towns to talk to people to get farther. Some people just don't have the patience for them.

@kylem1112

Жыл бұрын

The way he feels about RPGs is probably how i feel about point and click and stealth games lol.

I love your videos, man. It makes me wish I would have recorded myself playing video games as a kid. I will make sure to do it when I have kids myself!

This channel is awesome. You really capture that nostalgic feel of that era with your stories. Brings back a lot of my own memories.

this retro channel is simply the best ever... I'm so glad to be apart of this

@MyRetroLife

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you are part of it too!

Your lucky you had a Dad that liked games and played with you.

Great stuff as usual Tyler! Thanks! I’d like to say, you sound just like your pop when you joke around with your daughter… like exact replica… it’s so cool! Keep up the greatness

Just found your channel and I LOVE it! This video especially because it speaks to me. I'm probably around your fathers age and he and I were almost 100% on the same page...on almost everything he didn't like, lol. Great stuff man. Keep up the great work!

@DarrinBentley

Жыл бұрын

Watching your videos makes me wish I could go back and do it all over again...but with my son.

Great video concept and execution. Was a great watch and made me think about games my dad probably didn’t like but bought me anyway. Thank you for the walk down memory lane, cheers

My old man had a camera in those days to and it kills me that we never found any of the tapes. it sucks when you move around and lose priceless stuff like that! i remember falling in the creek and him recording it and me getting pissed because he didn't help me lol i would kill to see that video!

Always a joy hearing these stories I grew up in Dallas and was born in ‘82 I wish my dad loved games like I did

Sounds like you had the coolest dad ever.Thats awesome all the great memories you guys had together.

Tyler, great video, I’m just blown away seeing how my taste for games is similar to your dad’s. Would have loved to meet him. Great channel, thank you for sharing!

I always love videos with your dad. He seemed like a good dude. I do wonder if he would’ve been into the new, open world Pokémon? Maybe that can be a future topic: “games today dad would’ve loved”

This series give me such childhood vibes. Makes my day everytime you upload

I did not have this kind of relationship with my father I only remember him trying to play duck hunt once and giving up, but I do have this relationship with my 10 year old. I laughed at the moment where you said he was in the recliner with that look on his face of "noo, u actually like this" I have this same look every time my son is trying to show me some roblox game he is into... I try to support him but I hate those games lol... fortunately he really appreciates retro games and seeks them out on his own and asks me to show him the ones I played as a kid and we bond over them I just got done introducing him to Super Metroid he instantly told me he loves the music, I feel so fortunate to have this bond with him, it makes me relate a lot to your videos about your dad. Thanks for the great content.

Never in history will there ever be a channel close to this. I love this channel.

My dad didn't like some of the games me and my brothers were playing too.. Specially Double Dragon 3 (but I think the reason was he didn't like how frustrated the game made us) hahah! My father died too early as well, and I really wish I could have got one more chance to play some of my fav games with him.. Specially DD3, and show him how to beat it! Thanks so much for sharing these vital moments in your life! And special thanks for this one - highlighting some of your dads dislikes! Never heard you talk about this before, so thanks for opening up on it! Watching your videos really means alot to me..

This was a very interesting Top 10 list! Also, those birds that Taz eats in the SNES version of Taz-Mania are kee-wees.

First and foremost, I love my Pokemon games... Second, I agree with your dad for the most part... And third, it doesn't matter at the end of the day, it's all about what makes you happy!!! Love your channel!!!

Great video , absolutely love what you share with these memories . Your channel is so addictive Tyler and a massive inspiration to my journey as a content creator. 👍👍

I enjoyed this video thank you for sharing the relationship you had with your dad, sorry for your loss. I wish I could of had that connection with my dad.

I have to agree with your Dan on basically all of these . Except Shadow Blasters, it's a great game .

@blackmesacake5361

Жыл бұрын

It's my Dan

My dad was never into video games. My older brother got him to play Baseball (the NES launch title) once and laughed when he launched the controller across the room in frustration. That was almost 40 years ago. He'll still get mad when we bring it up today.

Sorry for your loss, seems like a great man. Thanks for sharing.

Always wished I had my Dad. Now I do what your Dad did with you. I hope to have a video of me like tgis one day. Much ❤ to you and your channel! Im proudly subbed!

Fun video! Back then, dads who were into video games had no tolerance for cutesy stuff! You know, as core gamers me and Paul weren’t thrilled with the art style in Yoshi’s Island or Earthbound, but we knew we had to put gameplay first. Most adults couldn’t get with that for some reason.

Awesome vid dude, I was like your dad also, hated RPG’s, Simpsons and Pokémon. You need to do a top 10 list of the games you hated. LOL

So I won't get into details because it's over sharing and who needs to hear negative things but my dad is like actually the worst human being you can imagine. He's that kind of person that you wish had just left in the first place instead of sticking around. I say that because I wanted you to understand the contrast and context of my point of view when I see how utterly awesome your dad was and how unfair it is that he was taken from you. Your dad was amazing and I'm so happy you got to have so many good memories of him and that you have so much of it documented to share with us. Thank you for sharing and allowing us to be a part of you remembering him.

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It seems like i agree with your dad on every single point! Nice footage, you guys looks great as a family! God bless.

My version of this video would be 500 hours long and feature every video game released not called Super Vegas Stakes or Black Bass.

Never met you or your dad, but I wish he was still alive to do these videos with you. I'd love to hear his perspective. Last time I played my Pop in a game it must of been 1994 it was a Football game on Sega.

So envious of the dad you had! Like, really envious 😂😂

That’s an awesome video! Glad youtube recommended to me. I’ll definitely watch more content from your channel. Thank you so much for posting

Great video!! I love going through these memories with you.

Military Madness is in my top ten favorite games of all time. And Mario RPG is such an amazing game.

I'm with your dad. I could never get into turn-based games either.

Your channel is awesome. You're awesome and your dad is awesome!

Good video! My Dad for the most part didn't like any video games. He bought me an NES for Christmas 1988 and he initially showed interest in playing Top Gun and Mike Tyson's Punch Out, but he quickly lost interest and saw my video game hobby as an expensive nuisance, but he didn't stop me from playing them. Later, I got him to play Tecmo Super Bowl and WWF Wrestlemania Challenge, but he only played one short game then never played them again. I don't think he ever played anything after that, despite me later owning the SNES, N64, GameCube, etc. He was not interested at all in any of them.

Ironically, there's a line in Pokémon Red and Blue where the main character checks out some games at the electronics store in Viridian City and comments about a sports game that his dad would probably enjoy that.