The Ratatouille Video Game is Not A Masterpiece
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- I just want to cook food like they do in the movie
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The alternative title I considered is a man who looks like Linguini plays Ratatouille
lol
rats
It was a long time coming, I suppose
Another alternative title could’ve been The Rat Movie 3: Rat Harder
Start a new series called "Linguini Plays ____"😂
Funfact: Just like mice, rats can survive their terminal velocity. Therefore it's unrealistic that Remy can take fall damage in the game
survive doesn't necessarily mean unharmed
Like squirrels and cats but they actually get hurt
my rats would do some wild jumps, and I would always go to catch them but they were just insane daredevils
So unless he is violently thrown at the ground he will be fine
That's what I was saying.
Game developer: “We need to create a level for this game adaptation of a popular movie but it has to be non-canon”
Also every freaking developer: “Dream world”
Those were my favorite levels as a kid tbh.
Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom did it, so it must be good!
The game was developed at the same time as the film, and as such, included bonus levels based off of the cut dream sequence Remy originally was going to have. Nonetheless, Dream Worlds end up being a fitting transformation, as at least one can loosely tie it to Remy's "dreams" of food and the possibilities with it.
They’re never going to top the ones in SpongeBob battle for bikini bottom so I don’t see why they’re trying
@@dharmallars hell yes.
For a children's game this has surprisingly dark death animations.
reminds me of the death screens on all those chinese bootleg lion king games
@@Everysinglepersonismyenemy jontron video?
Talk to Wall-E the video game on the PS2.
@@Everysinglepersonismyenemy that hanging one
@@zeroman0460 boy oh boy, pretty much every Disney video game had dark stuff
The ending with ‘happy birthday’ constantly looping is the most terrifying thing I’ve ever heard
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
It gives me the same vibes as congratulations from Evangelion
It was actually my birthday and now I'm scared
@RunedOS A little late but happy birthday!
WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU ALL SUMMER AND WE'RE SO GLAD YOU'RE FINALLY HERE
I had this game as a kid, could never make it past the second level which in turn has led to a extreme hatred of the movie and anything connected to it.
same ? why were old games crazy difficult 😭
And then I remembered there’s a button to paddle faster. Which helped get past the second level.
I don't know why I liked this game so much as a kid.
I was crazy about the Over the Hedge movie for some reason. There was so many videogame adaptations of the movie, and I got and played them all.
I think the Ratatouille game appealed to me because you could steal shit to make the sewer look like less of a sewer. Kind of like in the PS2 Over the Hedge game where you could take things from the neighborhood to make your tiny forest home look nicer.
The same thing happened to me but with the Wall-E game
@@cyclone_dev9432 Wait there is? I had like 10 hours in that game just trying to beat that part until I got lucky and the game decided to bug out and let me though. Now you tell me I could have just paddled faster! I'm unreasonably upset about this.
Back when I was 8 years old my aunt gave me the Nintendo DS version of this game for Christmas. The second level was a "stealth section" where you had to flee from the old woman's kitchen without being spotted by hiding in cups, kitchen cabinets, etc. If she spotted you, a close-up of the woman's face armed with the shotgun appeared on the lower screen of the DS accompanied by a screech, and I swear by Christ that that shitty image and sound scared younger me so much I didn't dare to play that game for a full year.
Thank you, RT, for helping me remember one of my childhood's weirdest traumas.
Oh right, they played some accordion track if you got spotted. Later in the game they did exactly the same thing with Skinner - they both chuck tomatoes at you non-stop if you stick around in their eyeline for too long. Thing is, I could have sworn they set up the level with the old woman so you _had_ to get spotted, no matter how stealthy you were. I tried a few times, never got good enough to get to the saffron without being spotted.
@@hostiusasinhostilityhostil7853 It's been a long time since I played that game, so my memory is very cloudy. But I guess I eventually found out how to progress, since I do remember reaching the sewers. But then I broke the DS while fighting with my brother over it, so that was as far as I went.
LITERALLLY ME TOO i never finished the game because of this
This game traumatised me 💀
I feel like I had a similar experience but I don’t remember what it was and I’m afraid to experience that which you describe
Remi isn’t IN danger, he IS the danger
He IS the one who Knocks
@@Kylehappy305 Who cooks*
A rat opens the door to get shot by a granny and you think that of me?
No. I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS!
Remy is, however, in a jar
WE GOTTA COOK LINGUINI
"they could have just made this a cooking mama type game, it would have been more thematically appropriate"
Nobody tell Dan about the DS game, please god he doesn't need to suffer that
I vaguely remember playing the ds game as a child. Those were the times
TELL HIM
I BURNT THE WATER IN THE DS GAME
@@SealSlap5069 HOW????
Don't tell him about the leapster game.
Fun fact: The DS version of ratatouille actually has a cooking mama-style mini game that I played as much as the main game. Its... surprisingly decent.
Y'know, next to all the current mobile games that slap google images of characters onto a skinner box and call it a day, this era of shovelware feels weirdly high-effort. It's like they didn't even know how little they could get away with
This isn't shovelware. For it to be shovelware it would need to be preloaded into computers (hence the name), which wasn't the case. They were just movie tie-ins
i remember playing a toy story 3(?) game that was for the ps2 or ps3 and it seemed to be pretty good as far as i can remember
@@bigshrekhorner No, that's bloatware. ~Red
@@oofoof4875 i have a toy story 3 game for the Nintendo ds. most i remember is it was pretty fun, albeit a bit strange.
I think this one the developers were actually trying for. The Linguini chase sequence is pretty ambitious, like they were going for a budget Uncharted set piece, and there's a lot of varied gameplay which broadly fits the tone and adapts the events of the movie. It looks to me like care and thought was put into it, it just wound up pretty jank anyway. It's no American Tail videogame, at the very least.
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Fun fact, rats, if they're held by the tail, will start running and rolling until the skin rips off and allows them to get away, like a glove.
Don't hold rats by the tail, this is very harmful to them and very painful
This game was actually part of my childhood until my dog ate the disc. Funny that the game is all about food
???
was,,, was ur dog ok?
@@sarinabina5487 My dog chewed on my gta5 disc back in the day. Took him to the vet and they had to induce vomiting because they were worried the plastic could hurt him badly on the way out. Luckily he turned out fine.
@@bigmoneyswager oh damn:( glad he's ok!
for me it's ps2 stuart little game even though I can't remember anything about it
Knowing some "things" from the internet, Remmy being shoved into a glass jar at the end feels a bit cursed.
I'm glad that I found this comment
I haven't played the game, but this video has no actual jar scene from the movie, where Remy gets caught and Linguini(?) is told to get on the bike and throw out the jar
But I know what you are talking about and I hate both you and me for knowing this reference.
Will things be put into the jar, or will the jar be put into things? We may never know.
A worthy punishment for a rodent only problem is how long it would take…
I wish I never knew that but I unfortunately watched a video about mlp controversy and wel...
RT: Here's a 2.5 hour 100% playthrough of an entire Zelda game.
Also RT: Here's a game I found which I thought could be fun. Let's take a look, shall we?
Loving your content, dude.
This game was for some reason my favorite game growing up. Kinda wanna replay it and see if rose tinted glasses still holds up
oh it definitely holds up, play it through the pc port
RT may have starred in Ratatouille, but did you know they used to call him the Rat King back in college?
I thought that was what they called Jerma in highschool
The Rat King forgives ya...THIS time
The Vanguard’s official statement on the matter is that there is no Ray King, but we of the city know
You conjoin tails with your homies ONE time, and the nickname never goes away...
god damn rat king
Having the video end on “the bad ending” with remy in a jar isn’t the through I needed today, or any day.
Playing this as a kid, I could never even pass the river section at the very start of the game, and I’d also never seen ratatouille, so I didn’t even know there was any cooking or kitchens. Great time.
I had a lot of fond memories with this game. For a movie game, it had a lot going on, and I put more hours into it than I'd like to admit
I beg to differ RT,
This game is in fact better than the movie,
In every possible way!
I was moved to tears watching the stream...
Thats partly due to RT's cinematic genius
@@regularbloke2117 that is true
His acting was on par with the great nicholas cage
Are you sure those weren’t tears of pain?
@FourDayz of course, the pain that my heart experienced while watching this exceptional piece of art
@@fourdayz1414 .
I beat this game numerous times on my original Xbox when I was a kid. I explored every level from top to bottom and having loads of fun. I liked how different levels would change depending on Where you were in the story. I also loved exploring the sewers and looking at the rat colony. For the amount of movie tie in games out there I think this one is actually pretty good. I also played the 360 version and remember it being not as good.
How were they different? Didn’t they just port the same game to different consoles?
@@rachelcookie321 unfortunately, disney made the releases extremely confusing, as there are about 5 different games with different developers and platform releases. This rat title released on PS2, og xbox, Gamecube, Wii, and PC and is the one most people are familiar with. The PS3/ Xbox 360 release is by Heavy Iron and features much more sluggish gameplay and a sort of harsher look. Then theres a psp release that actually features a sequel plot to the first film and a 2d platformer of sorts on gba. The whole lot is wild lol
I had so much fun with this game as a child. I also loved Madagascar the movie and the game especially. This is defintly one of the better video games based off of animated movies.
oh man this is one of my favorite games on the ps2 and on my top 10 favorite games in general
Same. This and the bolt game take up most of my childhood memories. my favourite levels were he dream platforms levels (dishwater nightmare one being my all time favourite).
It literally never occurred to me that the RT in RTGame is short for Rat.
Linguini has been a youtuber this whole time!
But I thought rt has no talent at all
RaTgame is my favorite content creator
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Interestingly enough most of the Pixar-related video games are 3D platformers. And all of them are adventure games. Really shows the creativity of the times ;)
Well it is a relatively simple template to design for when you are forced to have a game out on such a deadline to capitalize off of success. That and minigame collections. Doesnt mean you cant make good 3d platformers though
this Wall-e and toy story 3 on ps2 a great games change my mind
I love when Dan plays these shit games because it really makes his comedy and personality shine through.
agreed, dan absolutely eviscerating shit games is what i live for
How dare you both this shit game was my entire childhood
@@tinyfreckle my condolences
@@hzeal3797 It's not all bad, when you're a kid you don't care. This was probably the first game I ever collected all the things. Yeah it was jank, but I feel like that lack of polish was just the PC gaming experience in those days
The game has smooth controls and pretty concise platforming in sprawling levels with tons of well littered collectables, while leaving straightforward but still challenging main missions to occupy one with. "Shit" seems like a severe understatement. At minimum, theres a lot more worth to this seemingly throwaway title than the criticism designating it so
Not going to lie, I LOVED this game as a kid, I only remember the kitchen levels and the sewer levels, not sure how far I got but really glad to see you playing this RT 😂
I would pay actual money if Rt and his friends read the entire script of ratatouille with costumes and green screens
RT as Linguini
Kevin as Remy
Kiwo as the female (I'm bad with names)
Brian as the head chef
Sean as the ghost dude and Remy's rat friend
Daithi as the food critic and Remy's other rat friend?
Are there more characters? I haven't watched the movie in over a decade
@@sapphireblue4031 you still need remy's dad, mom and brother and some waiters
@@intelchip_x86 they can play multiple parts
I wanna see Kiwo play as Anton Ego but like 100% seriously with not even a single giggle
GibiASMR did an ENTIRE shot for shot recreation of the Bee Movie with dozens of asmrists in costume acting out the roles….in asmr.
It’s absolutely phenomenal, and I can see a ratatouille version being formed someday
As a kid I completed the whole game and I wish I could do it again. God those dream sequences caused me immense pain
they are fun tho
the beginning of this stream where everyone was subbing to dan just to hear the “HAPPY BIRTHDAY” alert was the best thing to ever happen on twitch
Was this the context for the "Happy Birthday" spam from the end of the video? I missed the beginning of this stream so I had no idea lmao
yeah thats the context
i played the hell out of this game on gamecube, now i want to play it again. the tunnel sliding sections are so much fun.
play it through the pc port
okay but some new animated movie games would be kinda rad. a moana game where you explore islands and unlock magic abilities, and such? could be cool
Still waiting for a Wild Kratts metroidvania
But that would require effort this time.
@@Nat_the_Chicken YES, WE NEED THAT
WE ALSO NEED ODD SQUAD METAL GEAR TO CONTINUE THE PBS KIDS GAME CHAIN
Yeah I'm surprised that he used Moana as an example, it sounds like it could be adapted into an absolutely awesome Wind Waker-like adventure.
Oh god I remember this game.
My mom got it from one of those movie/video game rental places that you can't find anymore. I only managed to get halfway through the game before I had to return it though.
play it through the pc port
I remember loving this game as a kid even if it was frustrating at times. So much nostalgia. Maybe I should try and see if my PS2 still works and play it again. I’ve still got Over The Hedge, Madagascar, Arthur and the Invisibles, The Incredibles 1 & 2, Shrek 2, and others. PS2 was the golden era for film games. So much fun.
It’s always strange that your memory of the graphics is much better than the reality.
I have such fond memories of this game and the Over The Hedge one haha, glad to see others do too!
i had the madagascar game on ps2
i found a few obscure glitches on that game lmfao idk how i even did it
“This feels like an Up game without balloons.”
*The officially licensed Up game doesn’t have balloons.*
Having played this as a kid, it causes a surprising amount of anger to hear him talk bad about it.
me too hahaha
Garden warfare players: first time?
@@butterflydreamer9649 yeah fr, another game thats so shit that its amazing
@@noahcraven but it isn’t bad not in the slightest lol
@@butterflydreamer9649 no i know that it’s just what other people say about those games
Seeing this game has unlocked memories I had forgotten about. Terrifying
I actually had a different Ratatouille game on PSP. It was after the events of the movie, where Skinner stole the recipes and we had to go search for them. It was... surprisingly decent.
Also had a G-Force PSP game. Was okay, but barely relevant to the plot of the movie. And had a radically different ending, which young me did not enjoy.
I had the G-force game for DS. I remember a scene where someone was gased to death or something, I just remember seeing a door with a glass panel, and a hand sliding down that panel.
@@Mia_SilverWings wtf?
@@Mia_SilverWings oh I think that’s in the wii game I had too. What’s happening is that those air purifier things that make rooms smell nice are reprogrammed to contain tranquilizers or so which knock the agents controlling security cameras out.
@@Lex-ej6iw maybe, I don't remember the cutscene too well, but that one clip was burned into young me's memory
This game was my jam as a kid. After watching the stream, I fired up my PS2 and 100% completed the game again. Good times.
When I was younger my siblings would hog the time with the game, so I had to get really good. I ended up clearing the flood level on my first try, but my siblings couldn’t beat it. They got mad and to this day won’t admit that I was better
This game was a part of my childhood. I remember replaying those slide levels over and over again on the PS2. Oh and the dream world's. Man I remember every damn level in this game.
its amazing
I forgot about this game I actually played it as a kid and I think I liked it. I also played the Madagascar, the Shrek 2, and the GeForce games, they were surprisingly good.
Fun fact: There is actually a game based on Ratatouille movie that only focused on the cooking aspect. I remember vividly playing that game on my Nintendo DS. Such a good time.
Good god, I played the hell out of this on the PS2 and I vividly remember what it was like going through each one of these levels. This was an unexpected but well appreciated nostalgia trip
I remember the cooking part on the DS. It was genuinely fun, especially against another player. Still waiting for the cooking game e-sport
oh god I played this game... it was so confusing but so good.
I can tell that there are a lot of people in the comments coming in surprised, both with memories and continued ratspect (respect) for the game, and I figure it may be helpful or heartwarming to know that there is a community that came purely from this undying love. Its been a little bit since ive been active in it, but I want to bring up the speedrun community for this game. I hate to do this as it may come off as shameless, but nonetheless, you mentioned it briefly in this video. I was a founding member and have had significant influence spaRATically over the years. I had enjoyed this as a kid, but after extensive revisiting, ive gained a whole new appreciation for it. When asobo was set to make this game, the movie was still in production. Their close contact with the film team ended up being utilized intensely, as when looking at locations and lining up screenshots from the film, the environments are almost literally one to one. The controls are crisp, simple, amd relatively easy to get the hang of, minus a learning curve for the surprising sprint speed as well as the pole swinging that RT misses in the city level. The flavor and delight in how the obstacles and platforms are crafted in a rat sized ratio is consistent throughout and delightful. Levels are mostly open and yet straightforward to navigate, with the main path usually being prevalent in appearance and accessibility. collectibles are sometimes strewn about the main path, but they are mainly tucked in side paths to encourage exploration and tinker with little pockets of puzzle solving. The dreamworlds are colorful, vibrant, and progressively challenging. The slides are supreme tests of speed management and turning control, albeit they are definitely daunting considering the intended audience. The game has over a thousand collectibles if you consider each individual star, and yet it never feels over bloated. The extras shop feels rewarding, with all sorts of additional content, including cute and exciting party minigames, time trials, behind the scenes, etc. Oh right, this was supposed to be a shoutout to the speedrun community. Anyway, point is, please dont feel wrong or that you are alone in liking this game. There are many rats in the colony, and we all look out for each other. I can post the discord for people interested. Thanks for your time and take good care of yourselves ✌
I can't believe dan has gone to straight up lying in his video title 😔
Sad to see another good UA-camr succumb to clickbait 😔
I remember playing this game as a kid. So many good memories. I think I finished it like three times. Thank you for reminding me how awesome my childhood was.
the moment i realised Jesse's voice actor was in this i knew you were in for a wild ride
Its so cursed help me god
He was Remy in both the game and the movie first...
I remember loving this game when I was a child, just hearing this stupid ,,ouh" sound when you run into something makes me nostalgic
I watched this entire stream while recovering from COVID and I appreciate the zooms during the Golden Balls section to show me that she was, in reality, not holding knives.
So I remember playing this game to a hundred percent back in the day and I remember absolutely DESPISING THIS GOD FORSAKEN GAME! So I bought it out of the bargain bin at my local GameStop for my PS2 as a child and I really liked the movie so I thought to myself "Oh cool they made a game I wonder how fun it'll be!?".
Little did I know this game single handedly made me rage so hard that I snapped my PS2 in half.(I had anger issues) so kid me got a second PS2 and did his best not to rage, and I remember hating the sublevels where it's a fever dream of food parkour it was awful I couldn't tell you how many times I died trying to jump from the grind rail pasta onto a fork with frame perfect timing it was actually infuriating because if I didn't make it up to that point I would die by weird camera physics and walking off a narrow fucking chocolate bar into an abyss of clouds.
I guess the sewer pipe surfing levels were cool but I remember in the later chapters there was this one specific level that had a frame perfect jump you had to make that was way too hard to calc because of how fast you were going through the pipe and you'd end falling into the abyss below.
The username makes this secretly gold
@@epicness877 thanks.
dear god mate it was hard but i thought it was good hard
I can't believe that Jesse's VA was in this game.
*It was a sign of things to come*
He was the VA for the movie too, you know.
@@axxilotl WHAT?
@@burneronthenetwork736 He’s Patton Oswald. He does both voices.
@@burneronthenetwork736 yeah he's the VA for remy and for jessie. it's wild. (Edit: Patton Oswalt is his name btw check his IMDb)
I absolutely love this game. I bought stuff so I could set it up and play the Wii on the monitor for my computer recently, and this game was a big reason for it.
I absolutly loved this game on the PS2. The unfair difficulty at some points was the best, but now I see that the PS2 version was one of the better ones. Still one of the best games of my childhood. Would play it again if I didn't broke the disc.
Edit: Looking at all the comments, I think my videogame skills peaked at 6 years old. I went hard to 100% this game.
same mate if you want to play it again look at the pc port
I remember getting this for the Ps2 when i was a wee lad. My parents wouldn't let me play games on the weekdays so I would wake up at dawn before they were up to try to sneak an hour of gameplay in before school
hey rt, looks like you accidentally put a "not" in the title! I hope it gets fixed soon as it really takes away from this beautiful creation.
I USED TO PLAY THIS GAME SO MUCH ON MY PS2! I loved it to much but there was this one REALLY long slide closer to the end of the game that I just couldn’t get down without sliding off the sides. I was so young that I thought intimate objects hade feelings and therefore could feel pain, so whenever I failed and got angry, I would bite the joysticks hard as I could as a ‘punishment’ for the controller 😭
This game is on 11 different systems
Microsoft Windows, OS X, PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, Wii
Game Boy Advance
Nintendo DS
PlayStation Portable
Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
"France is a country you drive through to get to Germany" - James May
Rat-a-touille game, why would they call it that? It sounds like Rat... and patooty. RATPATOOTY GAME... which does not sound entertaining.
There is a french food called ratatouille that has nothing to do with rats, it is even a plot point that rats are capable of cooking ratatouille in the movie known as Ratatouille.
@@DawnTyrantEo As a french I can confirm that there is no such thing as ratatouille here, it was invented in the nineteen fifties as a form of propaganda because of our predisposition to dairy, bread and meat. There were many stillborns and miscarriages caused by malnutrition, and upon their use in the rennet industry the american government started cracking down on what they considered "cannibalistic" practices, and what we considered culture and recycling. Eventually, my people invented ratatouille as a false recipe to be cooked in america to prove that we eat vegetables, but nevertheless, using the interior lining of a child's stomach to coagulate cheese isn't a practice lost to time, in fact, for the past few decades it has been fully legal to sell living children to the rennet industry as long as they're under the age of 5 and have an IQ lower than the twenty fifth percentile.
En tant que français je peux confirmer qu'il n'y a pas de mets en existance au nom de ratatouille, là je penses que j'ai prouvé que je suis bel et bien français donc je peux arrêter de traduire.
@@pepesilvia429 A real French guy? Prove you're French. How many ciggies have you smoked in the past hour?
@@pepesilvia429 omg, thank you so much… this is very inspirational
@@DawnTyrantEo isn’t rat patootie supposed to be a joke in the movie? Weird you try to tell him about the movie while forgetting the joke that happens in the drinking scene
This game held a greater place in my childhood than the movie ever did. That place was where I put my pain and frustration.
Memories unlocked from playing this as a child. Sheeeeeesh
3:10 Actually, yes. I own Shrek 1,2,3, and 4 for Xbox 360. This is what happens when kids put “video game” on their Christmas list and don’t specify what game they want. Parents will buy the cheapest game they can find. (The Shrek 3 game is the best out of the bunch btw).
omg i forgot about this game. At some point i had gotten a PC disc of this game, tried playing it but the laptop (really old bad laptop) kept lagging and i could never get past the river section. I would've finished the video, but i just NEED to play through this game at some point, and this time, to the end. Ty for giving me childhood nostalgia 😭
Ah yes, I remember the ratatouille movie, it's my favorite action adventure parkour movie from my childhood.
Holy shit this unlocked so many memories, I completely forgot that I owned this game as a kid and used to play it over and over again 😭
Edit: 3:10 and yes I did also have ”shrek the third” as a game… out of all the games you could possibly own
bro the shrek the third game was Good though i always got stuck on the ice level boss fight as Arthur.... level 2 puss and boots pirate level my beloved
@@rebeccah4732 I remember i used to start crying during the witch fight scene, and also when the dragon came, so my parents had to help me 😭… good times
Okay i had this game on the psp when i was like 7 and from what i remember it actually wasnt that bad (but VERY different from this version). You had to collect gusteau’s lost recipes and for every recipe you collected you got a real life (kid friendly) recipe that you could actually make. it was actually really fun and got me interested in cooking as a kid, which is something i really love now. Looking back i do think a cooking mama knock off wouldve made more sense but i do have really fond memories of this game despite it being a paragon of the hellscape that was the 2000s kids movie to shitty video game pipeline
The original movie released on DVD on my birthday. That makes it all the more lovely to hear "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" being spammed over Remy's impending death
I see rtgame has watched schaffrillas
I never would have thought I would see a cartoon rat grab a bottle of hot sauce accompanied with the words "Pick up the bomb" in my life. But I now have and am very grateful for it.
How dare you disrespect the Gordon Ramsay of rats my man Remy may have the potential to kickstart Black Death v2 but his culinary skills are out of this world 😂
I loved this movie when it came out, I love it to this day as one of the best Disney made. Reminds me of a time when they felt more genuine and put out movies I wanted to see in theatres (saw THIS movie three times alone in theatres I loved it so much). This game...if Patton Oswalt wasn't attached it would be far less tolerable because he MADE Remmy. Loved his performance to death 😁
I thought it was a sound a like!😮
0:32 Just checked. Yes, both Remmy and Jessie from Minecraft Story Mode have the same voice actor: Patton Oswalt
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I feel like I haven’t seen a video of yours in like 2 years. Not sure if you stopped uploading or if UA-cam just hates you but I’m glad to have this video pop up on my subs
The nostalgia trip this gave me from playing it as a kid hit me like a truck.
I vaguely recall playing this game as a kid, thanks for unearthing these repressed memories RT!
I always wanted to see gameplay of this game. MY CHILDHOOD
5:30 wow this game had Twitch integration, it was ahead of its time
8:15 Side Note: In the DS version they did actually do that, well partially but it was implemented.
That was my first thought too, wasn’t it crap though lol
@@butterflydreamer9649 Yes
I remember spending hours trying to play this on my wii. I ended up getting so stressed out and I was never able to complete the river scene.
Bring more videogames like these, the incredibles is such a good game
**Preferably without the mostly baseless shit talk
Fun fact; in a culinary kitchen they do infact throw knives! So if you hear somebody say "heads" you duck/get out of the way
I love the reference in the title of the video.
This video for some reason is perfect for helping me sleep. I don't know why but if I need to sleep I just put this on and I'm out like a light. This is my first time actually WATCHING this video
ratatouille is the wii's magnum opus
This just unlocked a memory! I played this reck of a game with my cousin on a PS like 10 years ago. We got soooo stuck, so we just replayed the first three levels
Or it might have been a different very bad Ratatouille game, I’m not sure, then again I’ve never seen much of the game
How did we go from Zelda to Rat game.
Idk.
It's called RT magic.
Also, Daniel looks like Linguini if he were an Irish whatever the fuck a male brunette is.
Legend of Rat: The Linguini Waker
I completed WALL-E on PS2 and it's surprisingly similar in feel to this game. Black screens with custom animations upon deaths, and the same few mini game mechanics over and over. Loved it
i find it hysterical that this video got released right on the day where my family and i were going to rewatch ratatouille because i chose to make an analysis essay for my English class centered around the movie
what did the essay get
also hello bi enby dude (dude as in gender neutral)
@@ewanb1086 i wasnt able to fully finish it but my essay was supposed to revolve around the idea that ratatouille couldve been an allegory for disability and/or neurodivergency.
@@chalkwarrior5542 interesting
The GameCube version of this was one of my favorite games as a child. I loved it to pieces and have played through it a few times since. Still one of my all time favorites! Movie tie in’s just hit different back then.
Side note: I realized recently that most of my favorite childhood games involved rats. Thought that was funny
MY CHILDHOOD
i fell asleep watching this video and woke up to the happy birthday ending and oh my god it was terrifying
There will be no Ratatouille slander on my watch. This game is a masterpiece. UNSUBBED
I want to confess I played the Madagascar game religiously and love it to death. please play it next. I will scream in pure horror and joy to hear the music you get when you get a new power.
The PC version of this game is extremely nostalgic to me, even though I never managed to get past like the sixth level or something.
There was a shrek 2 game i loved, there was levels for each character, my favourite was the level for the gingerbread man where you have to avoid other confectionery
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
Oh god my sister and I played this, the up game, and super monkey ball banana blitz like crazy as kids. The food level and the chase scene outside the restaurant were so hard
That ending was a nightmare. I expect nothing less from this channel