Imagine you're introduced to Super Mario Bros as a kid. You love it, your eyes are opened to the world of video games. You dream of becoming a video game maker some day. You grow up, you study, you go to college. You get hired by a video game developer, you finally get to live your dream. Your entire life has culminated to this moment. You gleefully come to work and start your first day. Your heart sinks into your stomach as you are tasked with the creation of Care Bears for the Game Boy Advance. This is your life now. You work on shovelware title after shovelware title with no budget and tight deadlines for the next decade. Your passion for video games is lost and you wonder why you wanted this job in the first place. You eventually quit and spend the rest of your days doing IT work for some car dealership in Arizona.
Fun fact: That Hot Wheels game could’ve been A LOT worse. I was partially responsible for sending the games in this pack to Vinny, and in that pack I included two Hot Wheels games, and Vinny’s vetting team deleted the wrong one, so Vinny got super lucky that he played the one he did.
What was the other one? I remember the Hot Wheels games on the GBA to be p solid. Dead ass Hot Wheels World Race was one of my favorite game of all time as a kid
Oh no, I remember this stream now. Those MONSTER TRUCKS ARE THE BANE OF ALL EARS. The guitar is crying, the tires are scraping against the pixelated floor likes nails on a chalkboard, this... would make for a great interrogation tool.
@Recycle Zinns Same. I ended up with that game as part of a 2-in-1 cartridge I won from a school book fair jar guessing game (or was it a raffle? I can't entirely recall) The other game on that cart was called Quad Desert Fury, and it wasn't all that better; framerate was a little more bearable, but the audio was equally bad.
"Right now, I'm helping the audience fall asleep" He doesn't know how right he is, given that I've been watching Vinesauce in bed to go to sleep recently
@@CaptainFrisby He should narrate an Audiobook at some point. He has even said at one point that he wants to narrate for "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?".
some people in the keygen and demo scene would go on to work in the video game industry in some form, so it wouldn't be too surprising. I know a few other Gameboy games had music from demo scene artists.
1:18 It's best to start a garbage game pack with a game that seems like trash or shovelware but is actually good/competent. It gives you a baseline to measure just how trash everything else is, and shows that they have no excuses for pumping this trite out. After all If a different shoestring budget licensed game can be good or even impressive, why can't shit like 1:29 or anything else here also be good? Because one dev cared and the others didn't. We go from a sold 32-bit polygonal racer that wouldn't look half bad next to Virtua Racing or Ridge Racer (especially for fucking GBA tbh. Genuinely impressed) to voxel & sprite hell that somehow manages to look AND run worse than the previous game. Set the bar high so we realize just how low we've stooped.
@@sirthanksalot97 Agreed. I've seen a lot of 3D on GBA and that's easily up their with some of the best. You could have told me it was a 32X or early PSX game and I would have bought it. The only thing lesser than those here is resolution, because obviously GBA screen =/= TV.
There's GBA versions of Need for Speed: Underground 1 and 2, which both are really good games and have full 3D, too. EA paid me to tell you to go look them up. Probably the best 3D the gba actually has.
Is it just me, or does that Hot Wheels game actually look pretty solid? Outdated most certainly, but it does look like a competent racing game for its time.
I played it recently and it's actually not that bad at all. The console/PC version is much better in comparison, but the GBA version still holds up in my opinion.
I love how that cartoon network racing game has Sheep In The Big City represented. Even now, despite going for allegedly two seasons it feels more like something that ran for like ten episodes and then was never spoken of again. It took Team Four Star mentioning it in (I think) one of their Pokémon videos for me to even realize it was a real show and not some fever dream I had.
Owner of a cartridge here, it very well could be. I played this game pretty often on my Advance when I was a mindless kid without any concept of video games not always being fun. I'm pretty sure it's just a standard GBC cartridge, but it still looks a bit off. The one I have is a clear cartridge that lets you see the inside. I'll have to get a better look at it later to compare.
There were subliminal messages in that wrestling game, I swear. Somebody’s in some sort of peril and they’re trying to communicate through strange, crusty gifs.
For a brief time in my youth, I went through a "horse phase" and owned several horse games, including that Barbie one on the GBA. I remember thinking it was boring crud even back then, which is saying something because I was pretty easily amused as a kid. The music also had an eerie quality that rubbed me the wrong way, so it's good to know that it sounds off to other people too.
@@some-say-gregms Metroid Fusion is great, Zero mission plays better though. Neither are as good as Super Metroid. I have them all on my 3DS. I have a few GBA games on my 3DS but I don't play them as often as NES and SNES because the sound is so bad.
I see Ed boy and the Red Guy in the thumbnail, so I'm already interested. Sidenote: So weird to see EEnE slowly getting attention and relevancy recently
I think it's people who grew up with it are kinda rediscovering it. At least that's the case with me. I love that show even more as an adult that I did as a kid.
As a hardcore Stone Cold Steve Austin fan for my whole life, I can confirm that 3:16 is actually a reference to the time he punched a midget in the face.
Is it just me or does Garfield have two right feet when he taps his foot as an idle animation? When Vinny zooms in around 12:15 it looks like he had one foot in place and the other was animated.
Shrek Fairy Tale Freakdown is one of the most traumatizing games I've ever subjected myself to. I rented it as a kid and hated it and regretted my choice, and then years later I found a copy of it in a couch somewhere I had just moved. I don't even like Shrek.
I loved that Cartoon Network racing game as a kid. One time i was messing around in the password screen and accidentally managed to do the unlock everything code. I was forever mad that I couldn’t remember what the code was
I loved playing Hot Wheels Stunt Track Challenge and Cartoon Network Speedway when i was younger, they were fun trash and i'm glad i got to see Vinny play them
I came here straight after watching the AI generated UA-cam poop video and the intro cutscene with Vince made me question if I had actually changed videos for a second.
We used to have that Barbie Horse Adventures game, I do not remember the sound being so fuckin creepy tho The "Bynasty Warriors" was hilarious tho, my favorite Three Kingdoms rendition yes with my favorite characters Biu Bei, Bao Bao, and Bun Quan
I hope one day, someone will look at me the same way Vince McMahon looked in that opening cutscene. Because then I'll know I'll be dead in ten seconds. We could all use a ten second friendly warning before imminent death.
I said this before on the original stream archive, and I'll say it again here: I unironically loved Monster Trucks as a kid and I'm absolutely baffled by that fact.
7:24 Oh F*ck This Is The Second Game! (Echo The Dolphine Something Called Past? Not Sure) On The Sega It Was Already Torture With Bolders. U Expect Someone To Finish This Game On THAT?
13:26; to answer your question Vinny, it’s actually a Goruchu (AKA: Raichu’s failed evolution) and the plot is that Goruchu is fighting the other unused Pokémon in order to become used in the next generation... that or it’s just a Chinese/Japanese bootleg.
I actually had some of these games, since as a kid I'd just often get a barrel of the cheapest gameboy games I could find often. The Nostalgia Stream is real
I had that Garfield game as a kid, probably got it at a flea market. The first game I ever rage quit, I can still hear the death sound effect in my head to this day.
I'm pretty sure the barbie horse game uses the engine for Max Payne GBA. I'm pretty sure the ones that made Max Payne GBA also made that game too. Don't know before or after
5:50 my sis and I used to play this game a lot. It's been years so I don't remember much, but while I liked the music I hated how slow you moved, especially when Barbie had to dismount and lead the horse
I feel so strange remembering my childhood with some of this games. Like, I don't know if I felt bored or had fun, but besides the good games this is all there was to play
You look at the maclanky and think of how tasty it would be if you ate it raw. You think of how tasty it would be if you ate it cooked. You think of how tasty it would be if you ate it boiled.
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Imagine you're introduced to Super Mario Bros as a kid. You love it, your eyes are opened to the world of video games. You dream of becoming a video game maker some day. You grow up, you study, you go to college. You get hired by a video game developer, you finally get to live your dream. Your entire life has culminated to this moment. You gleefully come to work and start your first day. Your heart sinks into your stomach as you are tasked with the creation of Care Bears for the Game Boy Advance. This is your life now. You work on shovelware title after shovelware title with no budget and tight deadlines for the next decade. Your passion for video games is lost and you wonder why you wanted this job in the first place. You eventually quit and spend the rest of your days doing IT work for some car dealership in Arizona.
rabidrodent --- and this is reason why Indie Market was created.
This comment is soul-crushing
@@falendemo546 but you're comment gives hope
this will probably be my fate
This sounds like a confession, are you okay bro?
Fun fact:
That Hot Wheels game could’ve been A LOT worse. I was partially responsible for sending the games in this pack to Vinny, and in that pack I included two Hot Wheels games, and Vinny’s vetting team deleted the wrong one, so Vinny got super lucky that he played the one he did.
What was the other one? I remember the Hot Wheels games on the GBA to be p solid.
Dead ass Hot Wheels World Race was one of my favorite game of all time as a kid
@@DeMinoTheDragon Yeah, World Race was pretty good, (Especially the console versions) The other one was Velocity X, which is NOT good.
@@jbhamham3754 that was the top down one if im not mistaken right
@@DeMinoTheDragon Yes, there were two top down ones, Velocity X and All Out, both were pretty terrible in their own ways.
Thank you. That Hot Wheels game was part of my childhood but I lost it and never could find the name.
2:13 "why is there horror sound effect?"
I'm wondering why one of the language options is Canadian.
I would assume it's French? I dunno dude
canadian french probably
UA-cam rules: Canadian is where they hid all the funky self-referential jokes.
I do remember Vinny saying why there's a language option for Canadian, but it didn't make it to the edit.
it's french
Oh no, I remember this stream now.
Those MONSTER TRUCKS ARE THE BANE OF ALL EARS. The guitar is crying, the tires are scraping against the pixelated floor likes nails on a chalkboard, this... would make for a great interrogation tool.
I have a physical copy of the game, and lemme tell you something, those songs ring endlessly through my head when I try to sleep at night.
God bless the GBA's lack of sound chip
@Recycle Zinns Same. I ended up with that game as part of a 2-in-1 cartridge I won from a school book fair jar guessing game (or was it a raffle? I can't entirely recall)
The other game on that cart was called Quad Desert Fury, and it wasn't all that better; framerate was a little more bearable, but the audio was equally bad.
It's truly Peak GBA.
LAMBDACHI107 - Gaming and Music
i have the exact same one that my parents got me as a kid.
"Right now, I'm helping the audience fall asleep"
He doesn't know how right he is, given that I've been watching Vinesauce in bed to go to sleep recently
When he's not laughing or yelling, his voice really has this nice calming effect to sleep to. It sometimes helps my insomnia believe it or not
@@CaptainFrisby He should narrate an Audiobook at some point. He has even said at one point that he wants to narrate for "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?".
I've been watching his GMod horror streams for years now, Feels wrong to sleep to anything else.
I seem to remember Vinny acknowledging that people do this.
I was watching the stream and fell asleep 5 min later after he said that
1:04 I love how Vinny's ready to tear into this game and then it turns out to be fairly decent right away.
THAT BEE IN THE GARFIELD IS JUST DIRECTLY RIPPED FROM DRAGON QUEST MONSTERS
4:04 I just realized that the Care Bear falling Sprite wasn't fully cleaned up. There's a pixel floating next to the sprite
Sharp F-ing eyes
That’s his mosquito buddy
That barbie music sounds like a keygen music from those pirated softwares
Keygen music is fucking awesome, idk what you're talking about.
@@amysel it is awesome music it just sound similar
some people in the keygen and demo scene would go on to work in the video game industry in some form, so it wouldn't be too surprising.
I know a few other Gameboy games had music from demo scene artists.
intro screen music sounds way too similar to sailor moon theme
why is the barbie music underground ambient techno though
video starts with vince mcmahon’s transformation into godzilla
13:04 Oh yeah the classic "🅱️ynasty Warriors 5"
it's actually 🅱️ynasty warriors *advance* 5
@@poble Damn, i can't spell the phrase with "Be Nasty"
0:12: "IT'S ME VINNY!"
"Aw sonofabitch!'
11:08 that dead, soulless eye Shrek portrait is a 10
And so are you my friend
He looks like he’s going to smite you.
“TIME FER YER COMEUPPANCE, YEH FILTHY MORTAL”
I clicked on the timestamp and it terrified me wtf
Donkey looks just as terrifying
1:18 It's best to start a garbage game pack with a game that seems like trash or shovelware but is actually good/competent.
It gives you a baseline to measure just how trash everything else is, and shows that they have no excuses for pumping this trite out.
After all If a different shoestring budget licensed game can be good or even impressive, why can't shit like 1:29 or anything else here also be good?
Because one dev cared and the others didn't. We go from a sold 32-bit polygonal racer that wouldn't look half bad next to Virtua Racing or Ridge Racer (especially for fucking GBA tbh. Genuinely impressed) to voxel & sprite hell that somehow manages to look AND run worse than the previous game. Set the bar high so we realize just how low we've stooped.
Honestly I'm thoroughly impressed by the first game. Legitimately the besy GBA 3D I've ever seen - how the hell did they even make that?
@@sirthanksalot97 Agreed. I've seen a lot of 3D on GBA and that's easily up their with some of the best.
You could have told me it was a 32X or early PSX game and I would have bought it. The only thing lesser than those here is resolution, because obviously GBA screen =/= TV.
There's GBA versions of Need for Speed: Underground 1 and 2, which both are really good games and have full 3D, too. EA paid me to tell you to go look them up. Probably the best 3D the gba actually has.
@@FazanaJ Such a spectacularly failed joke that I'm surprised EA isn't actually involved.
Is it just me, or does that Hot Wheels game actually look pretty solid? Outdated most certainly, but it does look like a competent racing game for its time.
Used to own the game and i can tell you that it definitely wasn't total trash
I played it recently and it's actually not that bad at all. The console/PC version is much better in comparison, but the GBA version still holds up in my opinion.
Yeah, it looks above-average. It certainly has a frame-rate uncommon for 3D GBA games and looks like it controls properly.
Hotwheels was actually pretty good with some of their games.
At the very least it runs at a reasonable frame rate, unlike that Monster Truck game
Time for a game of disappearing bears...
6:50 when that music hit, a rush of nostalgia just gave me a mini heart attack oh my god i spent HOURS ON THAT DOLPHIN GAME AS A KID AAAAAH
"Eternal Monday" is what I want a post-hardcore band to be called
I love how that cartoon network racing game has Sheep In The Big City represented. Even now, despite going for allegedly two seasons it feels more like something that ran for like ten episodes and then was never spoken of again. It took Team Four Star mentioning it in (I think) one of their Pokémon videos for me to even realize it was a real show and not some fever dream I had.
6:30 The music for barbie horse adventures is astoundingly weird and cool.
Some of the eeriest music I've ever fucking heard.
the menu music is infamous, but i had no idea other tracks were just as fucking bizarre.
11:07 This image... Shrek looks intentionally scary. Like what you would see in an anti-piracy measure.
Shrek: Fairytale Freakdown legitimately looks like a bootleg game.
Owner of a cartridge here, it very well could be. I played this game pretty often on my Advance when I was a mindless kid without any concept of video games not always being fun. I'm pretty sure it's just a standard GBC cartridge, but it still looks a bit off. The one I have is a clear cartridge that lets you see the inside. I'll have to get a better look at it later to compare.
I own it and I can assure you it’s not. I vividly remember the box and manual and everything from one Christmas morning as a kid.
Vinny should of got the Shrek Beat em up game , it was a lot better of a game
i could only find 2 shrek: fairytale freakdown tierlists online (one on reddit and one on an old forum) and they were VERY different from eachother
Music definitely gives that vibe off.
5:40 "Barbie Horse Adventures"
Siivagunner fans: *sweats*
dont remind me
There was that Despacito mix that was alright.
7:20 Dolphin God mode...
E N G A G E
There were subliminal messages in that wrestling game, I swear.
Somebody’s in some sort of peril and they’re trying to communicate through strange, crusty gifs.
Developers were being held hostage
the devs were calling for help due to vince mcmahon feeding them to brock lesnar
Who vince somehow managed to pull through time
For a brief time in my youth, I went through a "horse phase" and owned several horse games, including that Barbie one on the GBA. I remember thinking it was boring crud even back then, which is saying something because I was pretty easily amused as a kid. The music also had an eerie quality that rubbed me the wrong way, so it's good to know that it sounds off to other people too.
Funny thing is the GBA is actually a pretty compentent system, shame a lot of games don't make it seem like it
That first Hot Wheels game and the Max Payne port prove that
Except it’s god awful sound chip.
When I think of GBA all I remember is Metroid Fusion, that game ruled
@@some-say-gregms Metroid Fusion is great, Zero mission plays better though.
Neither are as good as Super Metroid.
I have them all on my 3DS.
I have a few GBA games on my 3DS but I don't play them as often as NES and SNES because the sound is so bad.
@@lemmingscanfly5 Zero Mission is easily comparable to Super Metroid, they are pretty different but both are some of the best games ever made
"I was expecting some chunky cheeks." - Vinny
The music for that Barbie game changes the tone completely. It feels like a dystopian nightmare.
I see Ed boy and the Red Guy in the thumbnail, so I'm already interested.
Sidenote: So weird to see EEnE slowly getting attention and relevancy recently
I think it's people who grew up with it are kinda rediscovering it. At least that's the case with me. I love that show even more as an adult that I did as a kid.
For me it's been Courage the Cowardly Dog who seems to be rediscovered
I hope they never ruin it with a remake. That show was my childhood man. Lol I still have amvs up on this account from like middle school
@@crakhaed I hear that Antonucci put his foot down on that one. Good for him.
An anime (Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!) came out recently that reminds people of EEnE for some reason which could be part of it
I need more of Vinny's Johnny Bravo voice.
As a hardcore Stone Cold Steve Austin fan for my whole life, I can confirm that 3:16 is actually a reference to the time he punched a midget in the face.
0:11 You can never escape from The People's Chairman!
4:38 ah, there it is again, Vinny 'The Meat' Pizzapastason making fresh Nutpaste
"I'll be trapped in an eternal Sunday!"
"And then suddenly you realize the care bares... don't care."
I can't believe that wrestling game came prepackaged with a UA-cam Poop
It saddens me that this is Vinny's first exposure to Ecco the Dolphin
Just how he randomly starts singing basket case by green day.
Is it just me or does Garfield have two right feet when he taps his foot as an idle animation? When Vinny zooms in around 12:15 it looks like he had one foot in place and the other was animated.
Shrek Fairy Tale Freakdown is one of the most traumatizing games I've ever subjected myself to. I rented it as a kid and hated it and regretted my choice, and then years later I found a copy of it in a couch somewhere I had just moved.
I don't even like Shrek.
2:02 - Moments like this is why I watch Vinny religiously. Little moments, but hilarious ones
Forgot the song name
8:37 Vinny gets electrickrolled
1:30
THIS BRINGS BACK SO MANY MEMORIES. NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD SEE THIS GAME AGAIN
I loved that Cartoon Network racing game as a kid. One time i was messing around in the password screen and accidentally managed to do the unlock everything code. I was forever mad that I couldn’t remember what the code was
3:43 i thought he was going to say "and you realize you are dreaming" and the rest you know
2:22 please god somebody else tell me they also thought the care bear's theme song was a cruel angel's thesis for a second
0:12 Beautiful, just beautiful
7:00 you just entered hell
Ecco is... Something!
12:00 now THAT'S an amazing Stand Rush Garfield has.
2:22 Ah yes the 3 languages:
-American
-Canadian
-Mexican
0:38 oh my god I still have this game
YOU WANT SPEED?
YOU WANT ACTION?
YOU WANT FUN?
Child's game: "It's good to have friends."
Me: RIP
0:42 When your local dealer yells at you what he have
I loved playing Hot Wheels Stunt Track Challenge and Cartoon Network Speedway when i was younger, they were fun trash and i'm glad i got to see Vinny play them
I came here straight after watching the AI generated UA-cam poop video and the intro cutscene with Vince made me question if I had actually changed videos for a second.
We used to have that Barbie Horse Adventures game, I do not remember the sound being so fuckin creepy tho
The "Bynasty Warriors" was hilarious tho, my favorite Three Kingdoms rendition yes with my favorite characters Biu Bei, Bao Bao, and Bun Quan
11:49
Stand User: Garfield
Stand: ETERNAL MONDAY
0:13 This cutscene looks like hong kong 97 lol
The Rock came out onto that stage on legs like two succulent hotdogs.
perfect.
I love that one of the names on the care bear games is "The Game Factory". They aren't even hiding the fact these are churned out rapidly and cheaply
I hope one day, someone will look at me the same way Vince McMahon looked in that opening cutscene.
Because then I'll know I'll be dead in ten seconds. We could all use a ten second friendly warning before imminent death.
I said this before on the original stream archive, and I'll say it again here: I unironically loved Monster Trucks as a kid and I'm absolutely baffled by that fact.
From an Epileptic, might wanna put a warning up for that dolphin glitch scene. Oof, that was something.
Sad thing is, there’s a sequel to Monster Trucks on GBA. It’s Monster Trucks on DS
Nightmares never truly end.
And it's literally the exact same game with a coin collecting minigame added in iirc.
Wait; didn't vinny stream the sequel years ago on a bad DS games stream?
UubrMan X maybe he did? I have a feeling he’s played it before
@@BulletBeez I looked further into this, he actually played Bigfoot: Collision Course, which may or may not be the same thing.
9:57
DUDE NO WAY!! I PLAYED THAT GAME AS A KID OML!! THAT WAS MY FAVORITE GAME TO PLAY AT MY AUNTS HOUSE WHILE WE HAD NOTHING ELSE TO DO LOL
Bruh I actually own stunt track challenge for the GBA, it came with another Hot Wheels game
I also own Monster Trucks as well
7:24 Oh F*ck This Is The Second Game! (Echo The Dolphine Something Called Past? Not Sure) On The Sega It Was Already Torture With Bolders. U Expect Someone To Finish This Game On THAT?
Can we please just appreciate the fact that this car went from 0 to almost 180 in less than 1 second?
11:09 shrek looks like he just witnessed Donkey getting taken out back and shot
trash bear, my favorite care bear
big vince mcmahon never fails to amuse me
8:56 is like a sped up version of the cave story life tank jingle
13:26; to answer your question Vinny, it’s actually a Goruchu (AKA: Raichu’s failed evolution) and the plot is that Goruchu is fighting the other unused Pokémon in order to become used in the next generation... that or it’s just a Chinese/Japanese bootleg.
I actually had some of these games, since as a kid I'd just often get a barrel of the cheapest gameboy games I could find often. The Nostalgia Stream is real
5:37 I guess WWE figured Chris Benoit looked so pixelated in this game they didn't need to censor him like they did other media
9:57 Holy shit I had that game at one point as a kid. Don’t know where it is now.
Damn, I actually owned the monster trucks game. Hearing those guitar sounds whipped me back into elementary school.
Watching garbage games really helps me appreciate the quality of games I played back in the day
I like how the first level of the Garfield GBA Game has music that needlessly slaps.
Who else here played cartoon network speedway when they were a kid? I can't be the only one
I had that Garfield game as a kid, probably got it at a flea market. The first game I ever rage quit, I can still hear the death sound effect in my head to this day.
5:45 I did not add this music.... im not sleeping again...
I actually played Shrek: Fairytale Freakdown a lot as a kid and remember enjoying it a lot. Lmao.
I just like that we seamlessly go from Care Bears to WWF Attitude Era to Barbie and carry on as if nothing ever happened.
I'm pretty sure the barbie horse game uses the engine for Max Payne GBA. I'm pretty sure the ones that made Max Payne GBA also made that game too. Don't know before or after
Hot Wheels Stunt Track Challenge was so good, I played it so much back in the day and had a piece of paper that I kept all the codes on
“Talk about your Psalms, talk about John 3:16. Austin 3:16 says I just whooped your ass.”
It is a bible reference.
I love Shrek when he has his 1000-mile stare, that's my favorite depiction of the character.
11:05 I would like to point out that Shrek unleashes an owo when he wins 🤦♂️
After that his soul leaves his body on the victory screen
5:50 my sis and I used to play this game a lot. It's been years so I don't remember much, but while I liked the music I hated how slow you moved, especially when Barbie had to dismount and lead the horse
11:08 Playtime is ogre
I had the care bear game. I remember putting all of my baby-power into playing the skateboard one, and still not being able to beat it
11:06 VICTOR !!!
I feel so strange remembering my childhood with some of this games. Like, I don't know if I felt bored or had fun, but besides the good games this is all there was to play
Eternal Monday of the Spotless Mind
Love His Laughter On Mr. McMahon's Entrance.
You look at the maclanky and think of how tasty it would be if you ate it raw. You think of how tasty it would be if you ate it cooked. You think of how tasty it would be if you ate it boiled.