Take a shot every time Matt has to remind his audience that What Happened doesn’t JUST cover the bad commercial flops.

@bobafett4265

Жыл бұрын

True like Doom 2016, that is a great game that had a lengthy development, it started right after Doom 3 wrapped up.

@funkrobot9762

Жыл бұрын

Take a shot every time you realize most people are stupid

@SolidSnake240

Жыл бұрын

​@@funkrobot9762 Lol 😂. Unfortunately true

@asimplenobody7797

Жыл бұрын

Those poor Kidneys...

@SkyTied

Жыл бұрын

man im dead

I had no idea that the development was THIS convoluted. I never knew this was meant for PS3. Very interesting find!

@katie6666

Жыл бұрын

@Goofy Vince 🅥 kefe

@cloudshines812

Жыл бұрын

Well Until Dawn was built as a launch title for the PS4, showing off all the capabilities of the console

@gottagofast9464

Жыл бұрын

@@cloudshines812 release titles never show the full capabilities of a console tho. it's mostly the titles that come in the last year before the next console

@cloudshines812

Жыл бұрын

@@gottagofast9464 True… but Until Dawn did utilize some things that would later become staples for the PS4 system. For instance, use of Motion Capture for animations, the use of the controllers lights to indicate the situation of a sequence, the touchpad being a prominate feature and not a button… and lastly, the wireless sensitivity for the “don’t move” segments

@lostforever773

Жыл бұрын

I knew it Not really a find

That oh-so-glorious feeling when Matt shares a story about a game that went through development hell (and in this case, wound up being moved to another console entirely), but which still ended up being generally praised by critics and audiences alike when all was said and done!

@erickavery1

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! Sometimes it gets tiresome just seeing negative stuff, it's nice to see a win every once in a while.

@alexandrebelair4360

Жыл бұрын

Is it development hell tho?

@Jpch1004

Жыл бұрын

Good game is a good game

@jimmymeridian5174

Жыл бұрын

I wonder when he'll do Bioshock 3 and at some point, Elden Ring

@Cheshire_Cat137

Жыл бұрын

I was just about to comment on how the game seemed to have done well from what I saw

I really love the timing these episodes are dropped. Like a satuday morning cartoon.

@boredbitch666

7 ай бұрын

wait so you're telling me this ISN'T a satuday morning cartoon!?!?!?!

People are too mean to Emily. 😔 She is an absolutely perfect mean girl. "Understand the palm of my hand" is maybe the greatest line in the history of slasher media

@ondiiina

Жыл бұрын

She was absolutely right to do so, Ashley might have lost it by that point but she almost got her KILLED (and turning Mike into a murderer! Like girl do it yourself at least). Also I get why she's so mean, she's at the cabin where a prank gone wrong cost two lives and basically messed up their relationships (ie: Josh isolating himself) while being forced to be around her ex-best friend who is dating her ex (and being nasty too.. Jessica was the one who initiated the prank (even if it was for Emily's sake) and said her fair share of insults towards Em. Jessica is also a mean girl. No doubt they've been fighting for a long time anyhow so ofc there's gonna be a shit mood). She has a decent arc. Honestly the only problem is that they HAD to make her a cheater. I think Matt being a bit insecure was totally fine and added more to their relationship and his character. It also gives off the impression she cheated with Mike (iirc, maybe it was outright stated) who is shown as only having eyes for his current gf (although it fits with him being afraid of commitment). It makes Emily meaner than she needs to be. Also the hypocrisy of what they didn't like about Hannah was done with Jess (Hannah was willing to help Mike cheat and basically get with her friend's boyfriend, Jess then went on to actually do the latter (even worse when she's closer to Em)) Like the biggest flaw she had was that she wasn't all that nice to Matt but she learns to overcome it and she's shown to still love him despite her bitchy tendencies. Matt in return is less of a doormat (yay he got a little bit of a hint at development!). And hey at least she cannot indirectly cause TWO people's death by choice

@_ANDRE.

Жыл бұрын

She starts off as an unlikable bitch. But becomes more developed and nice the more the game went on. Same with Mike

@Unownshipper

Жыл бұрын

Emily's a straight-up bitch (that's not even my interpretation, it's *in* the game). People are simply divided on whether she's a whiny bitch or a badass bitch. The fans are allowed to have strong feelings about these characters. Ashley for example is seen as either a sweet girl out of her depth or a bad friend. Some people even see Sam as the perfect heroine OR a boring character who sits out a third of the game, it all comes down to how you play and interpret them.

@nathanpapp432

Жыл бұрын

The writing in this game is bizzare. Its so difficult to tell if its earnest or the whole thing is one big goof.

@aaroncollins7514

Жыл бұрын

Okay, it's been a while since I've played this game, so details about each characters decisions may not be supremely fresh in my mind. Not to be a contrarian, but I think that on a moral level Emily was the most tolerable out of all the girls. She just had louder more superficial flaws that were easier to gravitate towards hating. Jessica was the one whose actions really made me pause from the gall of it all. *SPOILERS AHEAD.* How ANYONE thinks it's okay to lead a prank resulting in the death of two young girls, and then travel back to that very same location when invited by their grieving brother only to proceed to shack up in a cabin on what was, if I remember correctly, the VERY SAME FAMILY PROPERTY just to smang with the OTHER individual who took part in the very same prank that took two lives is one of the most tone deaf, brainless, and selfish things I've ever seen in a piece of media. It's one audacity short of Jess pulling down her pants and taking a giant shit on the very cliff the twins fell off of. Jessica packed a lot of despicable and blatant disregard into the game despite having some of the least screen time of any of the main characters, which is saying a hell of a lot.

I love how Super Massive Games started out making Little Big Planet levels and Walking with Dinosaurs, to making Until Dawn (Probably the funnest games to platinum), Dark Picture Anthologies and The Quarry, all with well known actors and faces who were big before and after this. One those underdog stories in gaming you love to see, but probably never knew about till now.

@Sonicfoxtrot

Жыл бұрын

Movie games?

I'd actually also be interested in a What Happened about the entire "motion controlling 'revolution.'" I mean, I was there, I know most everything about it, I just think it'd be interesting to see the timeline laid out, and where it stands now. I certainly didn't want all of gaming to "evolve" in that direction, but I wish it would have broadened and survived as a "genre" perhaps of the industry.

@video-luver769

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, only Nintendo is still dabbling with motion, and even THAT is pretty lackluster and unfulfilling compared to some of the honestly really great stuff we got from the Wii.

@ichijofestival2576

Жыл бұрын

@@video-luver769 That was actually the only reason I've been considering a Switch, so kind of disappointing to hear it's not doing well. I realize most of the motion controlling stuff was pretty uninspired and heavily slanted toward casual crap-- shooting, dancing, sports-- but the one game I've missed was a PS3 gladiator combat game: something you *really* couldn't do in real life, and that wouldn't have been nearly as interesting if it had just been pressing buttons. (Admittedly, an extremely narrow area of interest, but I'm not convinced the industry fully explored all of what motion gaming could've been. It was more about trying to cash in on the Wii hysteria. Hence the casual gaming focus.)

@PlayerZeroStart

Жыл бұрын

I mean, it still sort of exists through VR, and the Switch has motion controls built in, albeit very few games actually make use of it beyond gyro aiming (which is still a great feature, but regardless)

@Sonicx360isback

Жыл бұрын

I believe even in the current advent of VR, traditional gaming will still live on. Heck, arcade/non-motion controlled fighting games still thrive even after the widespread success of Wii.

@randomduck8679

Жыл бұрын

@@ichijofestival2576 Not a Nintendo developed game, but how about Ring Fit Adventure?

The quarry wasn't half bad but until dawn is still by far my favourite of the series, I'm replaying it now for Halloween.

@OverChainz

5 ай бұрын

I feel like they should've kept the don't move segment in The Quarry similar to Until Dawn

I’ve found myself on another Until Dawn kick for the past few days, so this video couldn’t have been better timed. Thanks, Matt, for all your hard work and for continuing to be shaped like a friend!

The re-direction of Until Dawn was a stroke of genius. This game was even underrated at first imo, it only ages better - its pretty much a perfect Horror experience. Has not been recreated ever since in this quality, atmosphere or storytelling. It is THE playable Movie.

I had an idea of a special Wha Happun : A wha happun on the video game crash of 83 could be interesting.

@KLegyyn

Жыл бұрын

Thats a double episode. . .

@tomthespaceknerd5396

Жыл бұрын

Been covered a million times by other channels. Nearly all of whom play up it's significance. Only the US market crashed. It remained strong everywhere else (hence Nintendo and Sega were able to move into the void left by Atari). But whatever, I guess I'd still watch it.

@MaxwellVador

Жыл бұрын

Now there’s a topic that hasn’t been beat to death by every KZreadr with a one up plushie on their shelf behind them!

@video-luver769

Жыл бұрын

@@tomthespaceknerd5396 I mean, it's significant enough that had it NOT happened there's a strong possibility we could be looking at a market where Atari sells Nintendo consoles in North America to this very day. The Atari AVS made by Nintendo was very nearly a done deal until the whole North American market bottomed out.

@video-luver769

Жыл бұрын

That would have undoubtedly altered a lot of Nintendo's business decisions going forward.

I remember this one scene where the characters are looking up inside a cave, and saying something like "Look at all those corpses on meat hooks!" But you can clearly see there's only one corpse on a meat hook. Time constraints or last time changes?

@MrRudiMentary

Жыл бұрын

The bodies of all the characters who die end up there but they don't change the reaction. So whether all of their best friends severed heads are rolling towards them or just the creepy old dude they only knew for a couple of hours they still absolutely lose their minds and freak out :D

@boobah5643

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's one of the places where the dialogue fails to adjust for the 'butterfly effect.' Another obvious one is, if you don't kill Emily for being bitten by a wendigo, it's still 'bad' news that bites don't transmit the affliction.

@genericname2747

Жыл бұрын

​@@boobah5643 Bad news guys :( Emily isn't going to die

@ondiiina

Жыл бұрын

@@boobah5643 tbf it is bad news when they were trying to kill her a few minutes ago. Kind of a "oh shit I was wrong and almost did something terrible" . Iirc the timing and who reads it contributes to make it worse and cause a negative reaction nonetheless

@ultrafox4005

2 ай бұрын

​@boobah5643 Well it was bad news for Ashley she was pushing for Mike to kill Em. It less of an "Oh shit... Em died for no reason." And more of a "Oh shit... I almost killed Em for no reason."

Since Halloween is near and this very episode talked about a horror game, I'd like to suggest a movie for the next "Wha Happun?" video: The Blair Witch: Book of Shadows. Back when I watched this movie, I was too hyped because of the first movie and when I watched the sequel, it was so friggin' disappointing. Later, I read some reviews backlashing it. So I guess it's a typical case for a "Wha Happun?" episode.

@screamingfalcon71

Жыл бұрын

I can tell you "Wha Happun" with that pile of burning garbage: the director of "Book of Shadows" hated the original and wanted to show those "rank amateurs" how a "real" movie looks. Basically end of story.

@lilmovieperp3599

Жыл бұрын

@@screamingfalcon71 the director is actually a highly celebrated documentary director. I can see the logic in giving him the Blair witch sequel but yea…not the best narrative director, clearly.

It's so refreshing when a complicated development manages to get out of the gate with such a well regarded game, specially if the studio is still alive and doing good work.

I had so much fun with this game. It really draws you in. Feels like a Quantic Dream game but without the pretentiousness and more focus on actual enjoyment.

@283leis

Жыл бұрын

@@Leechwife the best part is that you can to some degree

Ah yes, the adventures of Markiplier at Rude Mountain 🏔

@emblemblade9245

Жыл бұрын

And the universe’s therapist

@CoralCopperHead

Жыл бұрын

...Your insurance still isn't payin' for this, by the way.

Ohhh a recent game, i still remember when this came out. "came out in 2015" ...i'm sorry what now?

I remember being absolutely blown away by the game's graphics back during the launch. I remember that It was the first time I thought that there was no way video game graphics would get better than that.

Matt's editor never misses the chance to add the one and only Chad Warden every time they mention PlayStation 3.

"wha? i thought this game was super succesful though?" *orginally a PS Move game* "Ok now i'm interested and understand the situation"

This was actually fun to play. Didn't know the concept was vastly different from the final product. Really nails the scream type parody aesthetic real well.

I actually really appreciate that they grounded the cast. It's usually a common trope in horror media to demonize mental disorders, and especially when it's just meant for a plot twist. I remember finding Until Dawn's characters a bit campy but someone I would ultimately know, not an archetype. I know it wasn't perfect but it's something I appreciate.

I remember Until Dawn being the sole reason for me buying a PS4. I also remember writing Supermassive games an email on how much I've enjoyed the Until Dawn experience and that the heads of the studio replied and shared the message with the rest of the team. This game is ultimately one of the best horror games out there that you and a group of friends can come together and make just as bad decisions as any group of teens in a horror scenario can make.

10/10 insight. Matt always digs up stuff i had 0 idea about. Wonderful start to spooky saturday. Love the episode as always!

Oh God I completely forgot about the Playstation Move version of the game. Can you imagine how much of a pain the QTEs would've been with the Move controllers? EDIT: Aye, thanks for the credit (18:15)!

I've played plenty of horror games in my time, but Supermassive's stories are what stick with me the most, especially if you can find the elusive endings. Fun to find out their own story is as crazy as their games.

The research that goes into these videos is incredibly apparent, and very impressive. Great job on this one.

Now that you've covered this, there's likely a story behind The Quarry too right? I think I remember that The Quarry was slated for Stadia before streamling to consoles.

completely unrelated but I LOVE that you used the cave music from Digimon World 4 in this video!!! I love that song, used to listen to it on a loop to relax myself and help fall asleep. Kudoos to you Mr.Muscles

This was fascinating! It's so nice to hear from Graham Reznick and your questions were fantastic. Thanks for a great video!

I love all your what happened vids, but I'm a big fan of the ones where you chat with those involved and get some fresh insider info. Really awesome stuff!

Thank god for developers like this. As a cinema geek (horror especially) and game nerd. I love these games

Until Dawn Rush of Blood is such an underrated vr game. The sheer brilliance of putting house of the dead on a roller-coaster with some genuinely disturbing visuals was apparantly too out there for every other crappy 'horror' vr game.

This was awesome! Until dawn playthroughs are my favourite October tradition, so I appreciate this a lot

This looks scary, gonna need to ask my mom if I can watch this

Here's hoping Stadia gets an episode in the future

One big flaw I noticed with the characters in the final release is that all the girls at least, are too similar, like they may have started off completely different and unique but they got homogenized. In the early footage they had unique hair, some short ones, etc but in the final game they all have sort of generic long hair. Each one is a slightly different flavor of insecure bi*ch, even Ashley who seems like the most nice/down to earth in one moment can jump straight to trying to get Emily killed and locking Chris out in the cold. Sam feels like the only girl who isn't a bi*ch, but she has "final girl" written all over her.

@mutantfreak48

Жыл бұрын

i mean, by that logic all the guys can also be said to be pretty similar. they've all got short hair and are some variation of "dumb macho-tryhard meathead" (with the possible exception of josh, who is one of the villains in the story and whom you dont actually play as)

@CoralCopperHead

Жыл бұрын

@@mutantfreak48 (Pretty sure you control Josh for a little bit at the end, but I don't think he has any decisions to make.)

@mutantfreak48

Жыл бұрын

@@CoralCopperHead yea, you pretty much take 3 steps, do a qte, walk a bit more and then that's it

@denisucuuu

Жыл бұрын

they all have some sort of generic long hair? you mean half of them do? sam has her hair in a bun and emily definitely doesn't have long hair

I only recently found this page. It's great how insightful you are

1:06 - Kevin Butler was the last time SONY had any good marketing for a Console Gen.

I came here to upvote this video for the use of Grandia 2 Dungeon music in the background. That made me extremely happy to hear that. Good video too Matt!

@GoreHusbando

Жыл бұрын

I felt that when I heard the persona 2 ost kick in! I loved learning about the background of this game too on top of that

Love the video Matt! Watched a friend of mine stream the game and it was an awesome experience! Also, I didn't know Playstation Link existed until this video lol.

What happun? is one of my favorite series! Fantastic work, Matt!

Thank you so much for covering Until Dawn! It's one of my favorite games and I had no idea so much early footage had leaked, it's really fascinating to see how many scenes managed to survive the transition from the PS3 to PS4. One game I would love to see covered is Baten Kaitos! I dunno how much there is to cover in the development of the actual game (although there might be some cool stories?) but the dub of that game is... Strange, from an awkward switch to a cast that seems to be based in Japan, to the audio being tinny even though the Japanese audio sounds fine. I've always wondered wha happun'd with that dub.

The horror themed weeks of content have been great. Thanks, Matt!

Honestly, never played the game, but as a spectator seeing how they reacted and getting through the game with the narrative and characters, it’s really fun and engaging, something I wonder if my brother would enjoy it seeing as he’s a horror fan. I do really appreciate their thinking of tackling horror in another way. Most go for action, but going to this direction for the horror did wonders and I think it paid off nicely! Also, with the decisions made by the audience, the teens can go from not the brightest like a few horror movies… or perhaps giving them the smarter route.

6:35 missed a chance to say “super massive headache”

Thanks for the great work Sir

2:05 can’t believe this got referenced, I never see it anywhere in discussions. I was a Wii kid and Escape from bug island was my first Resi like survival horror game. Great memories

Your videos are always top notch.

Can you make a What Happened episode on the pizza I ordered an hour ago that still hasn't arrived? I'm really hungry. Thanks Matt.

love the digimon soundtracks , and great video matt

The music for Mystic Mansion to end the video was a nice touch there.

Man, this game was fun. My wife got it for me, and we did a play through together where I had the controller and she would make some of the choices as we went. We had a great time. After that I went back and played through it until I got the Platinum.

Love the dreamscape stage theme from PSAS playing in the background, props.

Witten by Liam? Didn't even notice until the credits. Well done! Really enjoyed the episode

Been really cool to play the anthology games and the quarry was really good.

I finally finished this last Halloween. Man, was that fun. I really can't wait to start it up again.

Looking forward to What Happened: Skull and Bones.

@buzter8135

Жыл бұрын

Based and redpilled

Great Stuff as always!

Admittedly I did love how that game started out as saw and then turned into the descent.

Whoa, is it spooky month already? I hope we finally get a Silent Hill 4 video!

The digimon cybersleuth soundtrack playing in the middle threw me off so hard. Love it.

Wow, I never knew about any of this! Just looking at the amazing final product, you would never be able to tell the crazy production it went through!

How I love this game... It's always entertaining to see a let's player pick this up and experience it for the first time. Everyone reacts a little bit differently and whether they adore or hate the story, characters, game mechanics, etc. it all makes for a fun ride.

@purpleofpluto9694

5 ай бұрын

Yes you can watch so many play through and and view the characters in so many ways! I love seeing peoples reactions

another interesting piece of info about supermassive games: it seems that they originally pitched ideas to konami for a new entry in the silent hill franchise - in episodic format, from the rumours we know - and, after konami rejected it, that went on to become the dark pictures anthology. it is believed that an episodic silent hill game is now in development at anapurna studios, along with a main entry title, developed by a “prominent japanese studio”. regardless, it would’ve been interesting to see what supermassive could’ve come up with silent hill, as they seem really passionate about horror :)

@MattMcMuscles

Жыл бұрын

Do you have a source on that? There's been a billion SH rumors, and many of them are not true.

3:51 I was just playing Cyber sleuth like a minute ago

Great video. I love the use of Persona 2 music.

I remember doing some mocap clean up and animation on this game. We weren't credited in the end but I felt proud seeing the work I did when I played through it.

This video actually got me to play it. Other than it being very obvious which two characters got plot armor I really enjoyed it. I just wish I hadn't accidentally killed three of my five remaining survivors in the very last sequence.

I love that you used Grandia 2 for background music 😁

A what happened for The Quarry can be very interesting as it is rumored that it actually was a Stadia exc. but since the platform was going downhill it was possibly rushed to come out on all the other platforms.

I love every single time Matt brings up the Chad Warden PS Triple (ballin) clip.

Loved it dude

I do, in fact, have a "Jesus Hotsauce Christmas Cake" Tshirt 🤣

I wonder how many people noticed your recent use of the Racing Lagoon OST... That game is the best, my favorite on the ps1.

I love this series and this is one of my favorite ps4 games. I was worried when I saw the title come up in what happened, but from the sound of it, we were gonna get a cool game either way even if it wasn’t scrapped and changed 😎

It’s criminal that you don’t have over 1mil subs

Interesting episode, but damn did I start bopping hard to Sonic Heroes' Mystic Mansion hard at the end there. Thanks Matt.

This is great! Funnily enough, I didn't know much at all about the PS3 earlier version of this game

Listening to this video before bed and hearing the digimon cyber sleuth music play makes me so happy

Something about theGrandia 2 BGM at the later end felt so right to me.

All I remember about this game was the person trying to convince me to play it was like dude it's got a moose

Didn't play it but watched a whole lot of playthroughs of this game. Back when watching uploaded playthroughs was a trend on KZread. Twitch snatched that whole audience up with live-play throughs now.

Mmmm, that’s some good spookum season content right there. Love a good success in spite of the odd story

I have a few game and movie suggestions for you, even though I don’t know if their whole stories qualify for an episode: Malice (2004) A Troll in Central Park (1993) Titan A.E. (2000) Galleon (2002)

Chilhood core memory unlocked that Escape from bug island on the wii existed and not just a blurry afternoon fever dream during a dreary hot summer as a teen

I alway love it when Matt Uploads

Every once in a while I get the "Pop Pop Peanut Butter Pops" jingle stuck in my head.

I wish I could be big-boss enough to get Matt to tell me what the hell happened to Vampire Rain. The poison pill of the XBOX 360

You forgot to mention that at the time SuperMassive Games were handed the reins to Until Dawn they were actually making a trilogy of Doctor Who games, with only one, The Eternity Clock, being released. (also would like you to do a video on The Eternity Clock)

Hey Matt! Loving the videos and have an idea: What ever happened to that Sly Cooper movie that was announced by Sony? Would you be able to clear that up in a future video? Love and miss that game series so seeing it return in any form would be exciting. Thanks!

great vido made me wanna replay this game, I miss when 'cinematic" sony games were this fresh

I remember playing Until Dawn without even hearing anything about the game before buying it. I was a huge horror fan at the time, and the pictures from gameplay alone had me extremely curious. Was absolutely flabbergasted after a few playthroughs (getting every ending, even the secret one) at how little people were talking about it. Got several of my friends to play it. They loved it, too.

Graham's comment of thousands of pages of "hot nonsense" made me laugh so much. I work in videogame translation, and that's pretty much what I feel I'm doing sometimes 😂

The PlayStation move. Haven't thought about that in years. Maybe we can get some more hardware whathappen in the future.

3:51 Ah matt is truly a man of culture with the cyber sleuth ost

I'd love if you did a video on the Drakan series (Order of the flame/Ancient's gate), I think that deserves some What happened? treatment.

Hey Matt, during your conversations about the original version of the game, was it always intended to have a wendigo type twist in the story? I remember the original trailer made everything seem more like a saw film than what we ended up getting. So I had always wondered if the wendigo were part of it

@zoox

Жыл бұрын

Hello, I’m not Matt but I guess that I have enough knowledge about the development of this game to answer your question. So first of all, in London Studio’s version of Until Dawn (2008-2011) the wendigos weren’t a thing in the story. There was a quick reference to miners that got trapped in a mine and that had to commit cannibalism to survive around the year 1920. In Supermassive Games’ version though (2011-2015), the wendigos were in the pitch almost since the very beginning when it was re-written by Will Byles, the game director. Hope that answered your question as your expected to!

@user_666_

Жыл бұрын

@@zoox so if the wendigos weren't in the original what was the monster/killer that kill hannah and beth?

@zoox

Жыл бұрын

@@user_666_ So, that's a bit long to explain fully. But to make it simple, here's what happened: The prologue takes place at new year's eve and a group of college friends plan a wild party at the Colorado ski resort called "Gladview Lodge". They all stay up at night until midnight in an old miner chapel and then get back to the lodge to get some sleep. Hannah stays at the chapel because she wants to see dawn. Just a bit later John, a corrupted country ranger, pulls up outside the chapel. He's come to stash a case full of money in the crypt of the church. When heading inside, he finds Hannah crying. As he comforts her, a masked killer attacks him. The killer wounds Henderson, leaving him for dead in the chapel. Henderson is not dead, but to get out of troubles he fakes as if he really is. Hannah then runs, and gets purchased by the killer. During that time, Henderson manages to get out of the chapel and leave in his patrol car. At some point in the chase, Hannah runs out in front of the chapel and backs off towards the cliff edge. The killer approaches her slowly, and is not attacking. Hannah keeps edging back towards the rickety fence and the abyss behind. The final shot of the prologue is John hearing a big scream and seeing Hannah fall to her death from the cliff. Oh and Beth didn't exist in this version of the game. By the way, all my sources can be 100% believed if you have any doubt; I managed to get in touch with a member of the London studio team that developed the first version. :)

Great job

Love the fact that you use digimon story ost in the video