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17:30 I always do so I can do the final Sparx mission and get at least some usage out of his last upgrade.

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Bad boy~! What you gonna, what you gonna, what you gonna doooooooo~!

Glad I came across your channel! This is always my favorite childhood game. It's such a chill fun game to relax to and the soundtrack is always outstanding by Stewart Copeland. Good work!

Nice video and im your 100th subscriber :)

Bit of a Mandela effect with the Gnarly Gnorc... when it was mentioned I was like "oh yeah I remember getting that sometimes", and then it was revealed it didn't exist, but like... it sounds so familiar

I stepped on dog crap barefoot a few times

Is this the first finale fantasy?

Akuji and the level ost is Discord. Played the level the other day. Very similar to the hub in Akuji as well. This track is epic

Got this game blockbuster 2005

Also, with the gargoyles over the drink past that world remote for New Toonland, you can even tail bounce on them but you’ve got to be precise if you’re trying to access that bonus game…

I am discovering new secrets from Gex thanks to this Let’s Play! I think that this game needs a similar treatment akin to the likes of what Ryemanni did with Rayman Redemption. Why not a “Gex: From The Gecko”?

I didn't expect the ending of the video to be like that, most of what you said at the end I agree with and I'm glad you are aware of the truth! Unfortunately that's just the tip of the iceberg and there's a much darker reality going on. I would suggest watching the first 1 hour and 20 mins of the video I have on my channel because it provides a lot of evidence. The elites actually worship satan, I didn't think satan was real for most of my life until I saw all the evidence supporting it. The elites are trying to merge humans with technology to create a hivemind. Once we merge with technology we will no longer be considered human (God's creation). Satan will eventually be in full control over all the people that decide to merge with the technology. I know this sounds crazy but all the proof is there especially when you look into what Elon Musk is doing.

the Gex world is creepy

I wish Gex gets a proper modern release. ❤

I really really wish you had included the Senseless quote where Gex glitches and says: "To boldly Go!... I'm scared!" [BEEEEEEEP] Bye-cha-Bye-cha-Bye-cha-boom" It was hilarious to me as a kid, golden opportunity missed.

Here’s looking forward to the playthrough for the third game, which is essentially my favorite!

9:25 for those with epilepsy, please look away until the disco music stops and the Rezopolis music resumes

JANE, STOP THIS CRAZY THING! JANE, STOP THIS CRAZY THING! JANE, STOP THIS CRAZY THING!

Really cool that someone uploaded an extended version of Gex: Enter the Gecko’s ost, that main menu theme is so chill and yet goes so hard at the same time Oh man, I would just love it if the Gex games (among other games, like Spyro for example as I am a huge Spyro fan) would get romhacks

I love Spooky Swamp Challenging sometimes though eh The bombs will go boom

Run! It’s Gexzilla!

Something I wish Spyro would do that he did in 1 but not 2 and 3 is talk, like other than just in the cut scenes like how he talked to some of the dragons he saved. We really only have Spyro responses in text to Moneybag when choosing to pay or not.

If Gex and Agent Xtra did have children, what would they look like? Would they be weird human gecko hybrids, or would some of them be geckos and some of them be humans?

I don’t care that it’s no longer the 1990’s, we NEEEEEEEEEED that 90’s Gex Saturday morning cartoon! Also I think that instead of referring to Gex as a failed mascot, he should be referred to as, more of a retired mascot or something, I guess.

How did I never notice you could flip? I play the reignited trilogy if it’s any different idk

Thanks for this guide! I’ll keep this guide in mind when I get around to playing Spyro 3!

Looks like we’re once again stuck in Boy George’s pants after years of governmental experiments involving drinking the tap water at Jerry Garcia’s!

If I remember correctly from my playthrough of this game, if you hit the space manta rays enough times, you can actually kill them

I had no idea you could do this in that game.

This was super nostalgic for me - thanks for a great video!

Wait, I think I know what that sticky stuff is… it’s Dino snot!!!

22:10 Wow, RUDE!

I’m dreading these levels in the remastered games! All people do is complain about them 😂

I agree that Gex 64 is at least serviceable. But the ending to that version of Gex: Enter the Gecko is so lame compared to the PS1 version. I understand that the N64 couldn’t do FMV like the PS1 could and maybe they just didn’t have enough room to try recreating the end cutscene within the game’s engine, but they definitely could have done a lot better than rolling the credits and showing the hidden silver remotes, especially since collecting all of the golden remotes in that version has no real purpose or value.

It really is too bad that due to the N64’s more limited hardware, the different songs used in the Circuit Central levels had to be cut out, because I think these levels have the best music! 10:47 Huh, really?! I don’t think I ever noticed that they were 2 in 1 collectibles during my playthrough!

16:10 ain't that wierd that Hunter wanted to keep a dragon as a pet given that he's a friend with one. Honestly the whole thing with Hunter is weird him keeping baby dragons hostage until Spyro bests his challenge, like wasn't this whole thing about saving baby dragons. The forgotten lands inhabitants at least have a excuse of not seeing any dragons for the last thousand years, so they don't know what the eggs actually are.

I think I really liked this level as a kid because of how open it was, plus with the low draw distance, this level feels like it can go on forever. I said I really liked this level as a kid, but really I liked the underwater part. I didn’t like the platforming part because you could fall into a death pit and the tune that plays when you lose a life scared me as a kid! That’s why I liked Gex 3 (which I also played on N64 as a kid) more as a kid because the death jingle was a lot less scary to me and it was more goofy sounding. So death by falling into pits or running out of paw prints (health) didn’t feel as bad, encouraging me to explore more in the game’s levels and take risks.

Eventually, I got over my fear and tried braving Smellraiser on my own to find that it really wasn’t all that scary. Of course that was the N64 version so the horror factor was definitely toned down, no bloody imagery, no woman screaming sound effect, etc… years later as an adult I would 100% (or 99%) the PS1 version of this game, and while the horror elements are tame compared to today’s standards, this definitely would have scared me as a child! Also, when I played this game on my PS2, I didn’t get the audio bug you mentioned so I think maybe it has to do with what model of PS2 it’s running on, like maybe the newer slim models? Because I have the old fat model, and it still works!

Did you find the hidden Mister Fistus?

Gex 64 was also my very first experience with the pop culture referencing gecko! Ah, I remember thinking that the Scream TV levels would actually be too scary for me. (They are pretty creepy even for children) so my dad would play those levels while I would run around in the much more happy and colorful worlds of Toon TV! I would also spend a lot of time swimming under the sea in the N64 exclusive Gex Costeaux level.

This is actually very interesting! I never knew this game had unused music. :O It's cool to see stuff like this, since I've played the game a lot as a kid.

oh fuck yeah

can remember knowing those musics in magical racing quest back in the day :P

It doesn't make sense to play Sparx levels at the end since beating them gives you various power ups which are useless if you already completed the game.

At least Hunter isn't holding infant dragons hostage untill you beat his challenges.

It may be in a different series altogether, but Ape Escape 3 did try to do what the Gex series did - parody TV and film culture at the time of its release (the monkeys took over the TV airwaves to broadcast their own frighteningly strange programming and anyone who watched it became hypnotised and paralysed. Granted it was part of a bigger plot to split the Earth in two, but it's nonetheless similar.)