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Phenomenal video. Just started it and I love that you didn't spoil anything. There's sooooo much to discover already in this game and I'm barely in

Great video! I would agree that Mario 64 had a major impact on 3D games. While the camera controls are definitely clunky by today's standards, they were advanced for the time when you look at other 3D games like Tomb Raider and Croc. The controls were more advanced as well. In most 3D games at the time you push forward to move forward and left or right to turn the character. Mario 64 changed the formula by having the character move in the direction you are pushing the controller in relation to the camera instead... i.e. if you push left, your character moves left rather than turning left. These controls allow for better controls in 3D action games. I'm glad you brought up the DS version, because I thought that version was absolutely fantastic with the extra stages and extra playable characters. Unfortunately, it seems like Nintendo has forgotten the DS version... as they only seem to bring back the N64 version. As for the music, Miyamoto has said that he's a big fan of bluegrass music... and likes to include it in his games when he can. That's why you hear bluegrass a lot when playing athletic stages or races.

I've never heard a UA-cam video like this start with "hi everyone." Hi back!! (I suppose)

How are you under 1K subs?

The original was my first video game ever. And I got a new appreciation for it once I got around to playing the older 2D games and recognizing the almost seamless adaptation Nintendo bright the world to the third dimension. The sense of freedom it brings, not just in the ability to move in all directions but to choose and find out different ways to reach a goal, was what kept my buddies and I coming back to it.

Spinning Bowser around was pretty fun to do. It does take a little getting used to. I don't really have much experience with Super Maior 64 DS. Anyone remember the Luigi or Yoshi on top of the castle rumor?

Oh the camera control was never good with this game. A the time it was great since it was the first time exploring a 3D world, but looking at an N64 controller, those camera buttons were not in an easy to use place. Another great video essay!

Best game ever!

This was an interesting one, because I cut my teeth on the NES and SEGA Master System, and 3D made me really apprehensive; I didn't see the appeal like everyone else seemed to, and didn't really care for 3D Action until Devil May Cry came along, though I was fine with the flood of 3D RPGs following in Final Fantasy 7's wake, because the combat was all menu-based. That said, I can't deny the feeling of dropping into Bob-omb Battlefield, and seeing that absolute PLAYGROUND sprawl out before me for the first time; your brain just kinda goes into overdrive, running around and screaming, "What's this? What's THIS? What's EVERYTHING!?" because of all the moving parts everywhere; it's so overwhelming, but in a good way. This hits just kept coming, too, at least until that snowy mountain area; can't say I was particularly fond of that one. Then again, the giant clock is one of my favorites, so what do I know? I feel like it's a game I need to revisit at some point and really reassess, though I've got about as games in my current backlog as this game has stars to collect before that's going to happen. Someday, right? In any case, I think part of the difference might be how Steph Sterling puts it: the distinction of playing a game and playing *with* a game. There is conquering every single star and putting Bowser down for good, and there is going in just to mess around and see what's possible within the boundaries of the world, and I feel that like the first Legend of Zelda, Mario 64 is better designed for the latter. Trying to beat your best time on that secret slide is a lot more fun than stressing out over whether you'll be fast enough to get that extra star, for example. Speaking of which, I'd thought that I was the only one to notice the music there sounded a lot like the horse minigame music in Ocarina of Time, though to me (and maybe that's the synaesthesia talking), they sound like an anxiety attack in musical form. Funny story about this game's music and its influence, though: I had to call... I think it was a nursing home, but it might've been an insurance company. As expected, I was put on hold, and the music was unusually soothing. It was a little while before it started sounding familiar, and then, my brain just stood at attention. "No... they didn- THEY DID!" No lie: the hold music for this place was Jolly Roger Bay. Whoever was running the place clearly had some fond memories swimming around that pirate ship!

One thing I always found hilarious about that secret level music is how it always seemed those levels got more vast in scale and seemingly more harrowing in design. It was already ridiculous that Mario was being placed into these crazy-tall obstacle courses with impossibly high drops, but something about that Bluegrass music chugging along while the camera stops following Mario careening to his demise from a fall and with a distant wail always struck me as so funny, even as a kid... 😂 I always loved how Mario just starts to wail in those falls and then the levels cuts him off as he's flung back into the Castle. It was pop culture's first perfectly-cut scream! I give no judgments for having grown up with 64 DS over the regular 64 - both are fine games in their own way! I think it's safe to say that if we had Mario 64's control scheme but with the extra content of DS, we'd all be more than happy with that final product. I did always love the levels in 64 though! I don't know if it could be explained through just one quality; maybe it was just the level themes and settings, or how varied the star challenges could get? I'm sure some of it is nostalgia too! What I always liked about Mario 64 - that others usually critique - is how you collect one star in a level before being booted out. I think a lot of people take for granted how much this streamlined the game at the time! In an era where full, camera-controlled 3D platforming was brand-new, it was so helpful to be told an objective, go to it, and then be spit back out only to return to that level for the next objective. I think it made for a gameplay loop that made it easy to translate Mario into 3D - the Stars weren't "collectibles" because "collect-a-thon" wasn't a thing yet. The stars were effectively 3D Mario's flagpoles! Great overview, and loved hearing the childhood perspectives! All the makings of a perfect childhood gem - getting stuck on the final boss, being scared by the music, replaying the early easy levels ad nauseum, getting help from a let's play online - love it!

Sometimes if I'm drop precious / expensive crop or item, I just reset the day

i used to play this and the other one where lily goes and sees wild horses and figures out whats wrong with them. I wish they got more of an updated version of this to pc and with how new graphics look like now a days this game would be stunning!!!

The only modern pokemon game I bought and had fun with was The Legend of Arceus. The rest of what Gamefreak has been producing (from Gen 8 to the present) is a spec of dirt in my eyes. I just learned about people making their own games for the GBA up until this day and I'm blown away by their dedication and passion for these forms of art. Really thankful for these passionate creators of pokemon fan games because Gamefreak could never.

I am deeply confused by the penetration of the ideal of protecting big-corporate IP in a society that so constantly criticises capitalism. It doesn’t make any sense at all

Loved your take. Subbed.

Welp sometimes the community makes better games then the real company

lmao nice mousepad :) (the zoro one)

Not really my kind of thing, but it's definitely a cute game with beautiful graphics. I noticed it's a PC and PS5 game. It looks like Epic is claiming it will be released on their store... but I've seen no news from Steam. If Epic lured them into an exclusivity deal... that might not go well for them. Many Steam gamers seem to hold a grudge against games that start as Epic exclusives.

I've played a LOT of GBA games... but I didn't play the Harvest Moon games. Looks like you had fun even though you had some frustrating moments. How did it go with Popuri? Did you manage to woo her? Or did your rival beat you to it? And yeah... I share your feeling about how Nintendo treats Christianity. I remember one of your previous videos mentioning that the Zelda series originally contained Christianity. Unfortunately, we live in a time where they're trying to take that out of everything. =(

It's strange that I'm subscribed to you, yet your videos never show up in my feeds. I just found out that you had 3 new videos I haven't seen yet. When you first mentioned this game, I started getting "Legend of Mana" vibes. That was a game I never finished, but if my memory serves, you have some form of city building... classic JRPG... and action combat... all mixed into one game. Somewhat like this game. As much as I love the Mana games, Legend didn't appeal to me as much as the other games in the series that came before it. It was an "okay" game... and it looks like this one is just "okay" as well.

Ok im a dude i was fully on board and i also expected a string framing like game portion but now im kinda on the fence still got fishing tho 🤔

Definitely not my cup of tea, but that's quite alright! 😅 As someone who grew up almost exclusively around women, as well as several anime favorites being from the likes of Clamp, I can appreciate what Infinity Nikki is bringing to the table! The combat bit did throw me off a bit - this is not a game I expected to have any at all; seems completely superfluous when the focus clearly seems to be on the aesthetic, outfits and overall life sim vibes. I saw a glide system in the game too, so in Genshin-like fashion, I may have expected more of a scavenger hunt or platforming race focus if the game wanted to dabble more in action 😅 This isn't the first installment so I'm guessing the expectant playerbase is fine with how this game loop works, I suppose! Very pretty game - hopefully the performance issues are sorted because I can already imagine the photo and camera ideas players are getting wanting to set up plenty of outfits for fashion shows. I've played enough FF14 with its glamour system to know where this all goes, and the players will no doubt eat it up! Great preview! 😁

I love the universal HM experience of dropping an item and just standing motionless for a couple of seconds, contemplating your (usually expensive) mistake XD This was my first Harvest Moon and I got into the habit of bailing townspeople up during their walk cycles so I knew I was absolutely, DEFINITELY going to give them the item e.g. You see Popuri walking back and forth in the chicken store, stand in her way so she's walking into you. That will line her up nicely for gifting (and she won't get mad like they do in Stardew). If you haven't started Summer yet, I highly recommend giving Popuri the pink flowers you can find in the forest during summertime, they're one of her favourite items :)

There's a lot I like here, but I'd really have to try a demo before I pick this up. Having a focus on fashion and femininity is something I'd love to see more of in games (I bought Soul Calibur 5 just to play dress-up, and probably spent more time in the character creator than in actual fights), and I applaud that; all too often, when we *do* get that, it's *just* that, and you don't have anything to really *do* with your creation. On the other hand, that gacha system... I know gacha's cool to hate, but personally, I don't even like relying on random drops to get that last item I'm missing, and with a gacha system, that kind of thing becomes a *focus*; I'd much rather find upgrades from exploring and/or buy them at a store. That all said, if this takes off, maybe we'll see more of this sort of thing; given that the different upgrades in 9 Years of Shadows were somewhat fashion-oriented, it's not impossible.

Well the game doesn't look like my cup of tea. However I might try it, if it gets a demo. Originally I thought it was PS5 only, but I see it is also coming to PC.

This video has made me even more excited for this game!!!!!

Your experience with Harvest Moon was about the same as mine on my first playthrough lol. I tried Harvest Moon 64 when I was a kid, but definitely did not understand the mechanics. Give you credit for trying out the title. RIP Dinner ✌️

Ahh newcomer welcome to the club.🎉🎉🎉🎉 also just recently i play it again, and oh god time go fast in this game. Other than janky botton and short cut i still can enjoy it.

I’m sorry I have to tell you, but…… the FBI is probably watching you now.

I NEED an episode 2 it was great honestly

I really Love the Bokujo Monogatari series💖 I have so much to say😆 First we feel all the mishaps happenening throughout the game from accidentally throwing your items, accidentally missing to feed the animals, to always getting out of stock with feeds etc. We've all been there😆 When I played HM:FoMT the very first run was also chaotic, there was no guide about almost 70% of the things in the game, I never new about letting the Harv Sprites to rest, petting the animals, even talking to townsfolks I never knew they had affection ratings too the most part I hated was when I was on Year 3rd of Fall and was on weeks of progress, I read about a faq posted on gamefaqs regarding on cliff being 'permanently going out of town' and I was like who is cliff? I never knew much more about him on my first run because I Never talked with the townspeople, and yeah He was gone for like 3 whole years and I never even noticed😆. Such a bummer so sad the community was like so depressed for him so I made the hard choice and restarted the whole game just for our sad brother. You need to keep cliff! go to doug please Im Begging don't let him run off, he has his reasons and it's really depressing why he is like that😭 Additionally I Wanna add that those colored grass is actually a good source of income on the very first year and also good for crafting the turbojolt and i forgot the name but responsible for fatigues and stamina, on the description of the item it says what its purpose either for fatigues and stamina keep it for later materials it's good when you do a mine run. I also married Popuri she is just cute and love to spoil her😆, if you're going for her, well You can just give her the spa boiled egg everyday, and in summer give her those pink cat flowers growing on the mountains, and get the kitchen ASAP, she loves omellete and the other egg based foods. Bit of tips; Fishing is also one of the best ways to get money, I've maxed it immediately and went to mystril for better fishes, and always get the power berries first for more stamina, always watch the TV before heading out for weather, cooking recipes and at times there is the fishing channel even dramas, the Online Market every saturday which you can buy if you have a telephone if not you can go to the bar they let you use theirs, get brush and those equipments for barn animals, as barn animals is the best source of income at winters aside from fishing post game, get the maker machines and it will give you more profits like if you turn a large milk into Large cheese. Let the sprites rest too I heard it affects their affection but They need to work on specific jobs too to do better jobs like watching over barn animals, harvesting, and watering plants, etc. Keep watch on the townspeople I heard they sometimes get grumpy, it happened to me once with Gotz the carpenter, he doesn't want to talk to me, upgrade stuffs etc. Mf straight up ignores me cold AF😆 I've been talking too much lately since It's been so long and so rare to find gamers who play retro games Huhuhu I'm so GLADDDD! KEEP IT UP PLEASE! I might have told so much but if you want more tips you can visit the GameFaqs.com and search For HM:FoMT, there are several walkthroughs of proffesional tips gamers posted like 15 years ago and more, some are still being updated to now. And I've heard you mentioned natsume was step ahead, oum actually as I understand natsume actually is not the one who developed harvest moon series, they're notorius for their manners making their own Name Larger than the Devs of the games they work on thus making it look they developed it became known, you can see real devs name on the title screen it's on very small fonts, natsume is only responsible for translations and distribution of games outside japan, sadly since they own the name Harvest moon, the real developer of the series Victor Interactive (Now Under Marvelous) needs to rename the game outside japan for releases, cause it's like Marvelous broke off natsume also having legal claims with the game but not the Title, and the games under harvest moon after the HM: The New Beginning are games under natsume most of them are just so ugly even critics gave them low score showing that all these years Natsume relied too much on Victor and Marvelous, Natsume does do some good game releases nowadays under harvest moon, not tried yet they're expensive😆 people are saying that natsume is just ripping the Title Harvest Moon for more money and tainting the title, but no worries The real devs is still there, they just renamed the game from the Jap Title Bokujo Monogatari to The Now Called Story Of Seasons they are the continuation of the series after the 3ds game, just sharing this if you didn't know✌🏻 Rune Fatory: A Fantasy Harvest Moon series is too Still Alive even without natsume hope you tried it out too! Man I really talked so much, So much relieving to just yap my brain at times, since at my country my place is not really into Console Games, Only handful of peoples🥲 And PLEASE KEEEP UP THE GOOD WORK HUHUHU LET RETRO GAMES AND CONSOLE GAMES THRIVE PLEASE POST MORE HOPEFULLY WE CAN REVIVE AND EVEN BRING MORE AND MORE PEOPLE INTO THISSSSSSS ಥ_ಥ! Im subbing ASAP

Do you have a plan to play the remake? It's just as good as the original one

How do you not have more views and subscribers? I feel like im here early before your channel takes off

There is a Girl's version of this game with loads of extra features you might want to try (Me and my sister played the respective versions and I was appalled how much new stuff was in the Girl's version, but I don't want to date the guys so I stuck with FoMT), the other version is "More Friends of Mineral Town". Edit: Oh you already knew, I commented at the very start of the video xD

Love this vid haha remembered me of my action as a little child when I first was introduced to this game haha

8:52 yeah that's a cannon event for every harvest moon player, we've all been there

I still have no idea how to get that custom firmware stuff working.

I'll sub because I randomly found your video and nostalgia gushed in and made me teary eye. I would love to watch your series even with my busy schedule. Keep up the good work!

The only Harvest Moon game I put significant time into was the first one, mostly because it has a simple goal and a clear ending. Well, that and it was so unique for its time that nobody knew what to call it; Nintendo Power billed it as a farming RPG, and between how strange that was and the charming screenshots that had reminded me of some alternate-universe Earthbound, I had to check it out. It's a lot more simplistic, so you don't have to worry about a lot of the stuff you see here; the clock stops at 6pm, so you can hypothetically gather enough wood to build both house upgrades in a single night, not to mention that all you need to do to get animal feed is cut the grass. Also, Dinner is a great name for a chicken; reminds me of how Kiryu names his pet chicken Nugget in Yakuza Zero. There's one that the English translation of Yakuza 7 calls Omelette, but to my Western ear, the voice actors sound like they're saying Kokikoko, which I'd guess is an onomatopoeia, so it'd be like Bukky the chicken or something like that.

It still slays me to see that honey toss and the throwing away of the spa-boiled egg... 😂Awesome video! I'm glad something as simple as me documenting my time in written form could create inspiration for someone else!

I remember my first time playing Harvest Moon, the game have a learning curve them, especially the older ones.

Ocarina of Time has some creepy things to it, and it still got an E rating (Of course it was back in the day). Still an awesome game!

iPad Pro M4 (or even M1 iPads for that matter):

I don't have a tablet. I do, however, have a Steam Deck. The Steam Deck has completely blown me away! I now do almost all of my gaming on the Steam Deck. So long as I always have access to a device like this, I'll probably never buy a gaming PC or console again... and this is coming from someone who bought EVERY Nintendo console released in the USA (yes, including the Virtual Boy) and have been collecting consoles and gaming computers since the days of Atari 2600. The Steam Deck ended that for me. And emulation? Wow! I have tons of emulated games on my Deck... and I've even managed to successfully emulate a couple of Switch games (although a bit slow in places). So yeah... I'm into a different system for mobile gaming... but I'm with you on this. Gaming on the go is going places for sure! 👍

i have an s8 ultra and i hate it and im selling it after using it for months . feels like a cheap device running android os at least not a £1000+ product . everything you do is in lowered res because its running android all apps icons and using any apps your going to be affected by this the most obvious one you can quickly see is like the play store icon looks like a 720p jpeg . the tablet has such a bad antireflective coating that in daylight it has worse black levels and viewing angles than an older ipad with lcd tech and the green tint caused by viewing the tablet at an angle is horrible also there is a pinkish hue on white colour again probably caused by the coating . the tablet uses a mobile processer whilst apple is on their 4th on laptop cpus in a ipad !!!! . tablet doesnt have adaptive refresh rate so either you lose battery asap or you be happy with 60hz at least newer version fix that issue . the display isnt as colour accurate as apple product i have a mac and had ipad pro compared displays and the tab s8 ultra is super warm its like using a ipad with true tone turned on permanently . brightness levels are pretty low . so much bloatware . the ipads are a much better buy. the only good things about s8 ultra . the s pen is better than apple pencil and the aspect ratio is better for watching videos . i will never ever buy a Samsung tablet again

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