@@triadwarfare Many people use Epic as a sad excuse to pirate games. You don't want to support the epic store!? Don't buy the game it's that easy but pirating is a small dick move.
MrZeldameister a lot of us are normies you know? We’re not programmers, hackers, or engineers to even download, rebuild, and master that stuff. The casual gaming consumer base is screwed
When I went to college for game programming one of my teachers was a former high up in Silicon Knights on the business side and he said there was a lot of fighting between the Dev side and the business side with the higher ups in Silicon Knights during production of Too Human.
Sad about the games you can't buy anymore from our last video? Well here's a whole bunch more that are unavailable on digital (and sometimes even physical) shelves. Hooray!! Wait.
Telltale Game's Game of Thrones cannot be purchased nor downloaded on xbox, even if you already owned it! I jumped some serious hoops to download all episodes again and won't even think of deleting them.
I remember buying a used copy of Too Human once upon a time. It wasn't an awful game, but I never knew how long it took to develop or any of the story behind it. Thanks for that interesting trivia nugget.
Oh man, its a hell of a tale and they barely scratched the surface. I recommend if you have 20 mins you watch Matt McMuscles's Wha' Happen on Too Human.
It shouldn’t be possible for a finished game to need its license renewed. Licenses should only be required to make the thing; once you have a finished game, companies should be able to sell it forever. That would solve so many of these problems.
A perpetual license is worth more than a time limited one. If time limited licences were removed, then it would take away the developers ability to negotiate a price for a license and the rights holder would just price it at a stupid amount of money meaning no/less games are made.
It's utterly ridiculous, even if you don't give out a perpetual license. Just give out a limited one, not time limited but product limited. You get the right to [Insert Specific Title here] and all relevant copyright elements limited to the advertisement, promotional material and product of [Specific Video Game]. This does not extend to any additional video game, or additional content after the final release copy.
Totally agree. I mean, thats how it works with movies. You should only need a license to make new content. I mean movie studios don't have to pull movies from the stores if their license runs out, they just have to renegotiate the license if they want to make a new installment. Why should it work differently for video games?
The problems with perpetual licenses is that someone can release new paid content -- whether in form of continuing to use an online license, expansion pacts, mods, etc. and then you have to spend huge amounts of legal time and money trying to stop them since now courts have to decide what is a new game vs. fixing the old game, vs. mods, etc. If you rewrite the same game using a modern engine (say Baldur's Gate) or for new platforms (say iOS or Android), or add multi-player, etc. is that a new game? How much new stuff can you add before its a new game -- bug fixes, new sprites, new levels, characters, artwork, expansion packs, etc. Easier and safer for the copyright holder just to set a time line. If the game does well, you of course extend it. If not, you aren't worried about future use of the "same" game in some other way.
@@BW022 I actually see an easy way to differentiate between new content and fixing the old content. Everything that (for the customer) is covered by the initial purchase of the game is part of the original content (and therefore covered), everything the customer has to pay for afterward is new content. So a bugfix would still be covered by the initial license (even EA is not that bad to demand money for bugfixes - hopefully I'm not giving them any ideas) but a paid-for story DLC would have to be renogiated. In terms of platforms, I would see that as analog to how movies come on different formats. So the contract-partners could either say the platform doesn't matter (with the video game studio being free to make games for other platforms as long as only the original content plus what for the other platforms is free is implemented) or they could agree to a particular selection of platforms, renegotiating if the studio wants to bring the game out for a platform not covered by the contract.
Piracy existed in the 70s before Microsoft even made a dime, it was because before commercial software development for consumers programmers were hired to develop software for mainframes that dwarfed the software development in cost. It is when it became cheap to own computers that commercial software took off the ground. However people were pirating software and Bill Gates was a key figure in pushing the concept of distributing software PRODUCTS. Before that, software was free and people never paid for it apart from the development costs to hire programmers to initially develop it. So once people got hooked on using software, when the Internet and Ethernet networks, and encryption, came on the scene someone combined these to create license servers to keep people from owning their software. We now buy licenses to use software, we don't have the capacity to trade it, that means are money doesn't hold much value anymore and people in software industry don't compete or ever have to worry about competing to flooding the market with titles on their next releases. But what got them there was the the excuse that people pirated their software so much they couldn't make the sales figures they had projected to their creditors.. Which is assumed as they include people who pirate their software as potential sales. BTW Apple, you've lost me as a consumer when you pulled GarageBand from the iPad 3.. When you did that, you made me very leery of ever buying anything more from the store. Such business practice is driving me to yell a lot more about the virtues of freeware and open source. However if you want to remain in a secure environment and buy software, it's best to buy in the Apple app store, or if you choose Android, a trusted app distributor like Google Play. If you venture out of that, you risk acquiring malware, as it is in the best interest of criminals to exploit this vulnerability.
Kiernan Holland - Oh, I’m well aware piracy ALWAYS existing. But back then, it was a lot harder to pull off, and it was even harder to shoplift music and film. When you’re living in the past AND blinded by greed like the corporate schmucks, you’re going to be the next Rome!
@@riseofthethorax you make no sense. Piracy has been around since the freaking bronze age.. Its basically theft. However nowadays its a little justified
I didn't know the Korra game got removed. It wasn't amazing, but it was decently fun, and I had always hoped that one day, there'd be a pvp version of pro-bending.
I somehow missed out on the Korra game, but now am looking forward to the Ultimate Pabu Dress-Up Game becoming reality in the near future. Get working on it, Luke.
I don't understand this argument, of course when the game is delisted, physical is the only option, but when game is perfectly available, there's no "better option".
@@grados3060 the argument is that if it's physical it's ALWAYS available especially on the second hand market, in 10 years time this game could have still been brought and played by someone if it had a physical release, take that LEGO Hobbit game, you can still buy and play that because it had a physical release even though the licence is lapsed and it's no longer published it's legacy something that we will lose if gaming goes all digital
@@dwhgaming5700 Wait, but you can still download all your games that are not being sold anymore if you digitally bought them before. I have games in my library that where bought 15 years ago and even today, when I buy something I expect to be able to download and play it in another 15 years.
@@vrstudios2132 OK then, go and redownload P.T not every digital game remains available to download after they are taken off sale, it all depends on the reason they was taken off sale
This video is exactly the reason why I'm glad piracy exists. Along with very old and retro games that you either cannot buy anymore, or are just physically unavailable with their license holders refusing to make anything available, while also refusing to release the licenses.
One game that not a lot of people know about is a little survival horror game called Cryostasis: Sleep of Reason. It came out in 2008, and was delisted in 2013 due to licencing issues, but it had a neat little mechanic where, instead of health, you had temperature.
Don't shit on Tom Bombadil. He is actually incredibly powerful. He is the only character in the entire trilogy to he completely unaffected by the ring. Others may be able to resist it but Tom is actually so powerful he doesn't even notice it's influence. Also the barrow wights flee at the sight of him.
Was going to say the same thing actually. Supposedly it was only going to be delisted again after some time, but I don't know if that's changed or how long "some time" was supposed to be. I'll never turn down a free game though, especially a free game that might become unavailable again in the future.
Man; seeing Battle for Middle-earth takes me back...remember when EA actually made great games? And did so without microtransactions? I love the old EA Lord of the Rings games -- Return of the King, The Third Age, Battle for Middle-earth...good times.
You can download Battle for Middle Earth Rise of the Witch-king for free online. Part of the fan base is even remaking the entire game. I am not kidding, look it up, have fun.
@@lobo-ren.darkfang9851 I have no source but I remember reading somewhere that it was kind of their way to wrap up the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility program.
I think they had the rights to the game, but the judgement doesn't allow the game to be bought ever again, so I'd assume a nice little legal loophole let's us get this for free.
Oh man, that Korra game wasnt a 10/10 but it was a lot of fun and switching between elements on the fly was pretty smooth. Been thinking about replaying it I suppose I'll have to hook my PS3 back up to do so.
A bit late, but Too Human was relisted, with DLC, the week after this video went up on the Microsoft Store for Xbox. It was announced as one of the last backwards compatible Xbox 360 games until Project Scarlett releases, and best of all, it's free! Even if its an average game, its back from oblivion, and free to own indefinitely, which is great.
Huh and you can still play? So lucky... I had the first one, but somehow lost the booklet with the code on the back, so recently bought one of the left over copies of the anthology of BFME1, BFME2 and BFME-TROTWK on amazon, so expensive, but worth it....
You can still buy the Transformers game due to it being released physically. Same thing happened to that TMNT Platinum games worked on. Kinda confusing how those games got a physical release but not Korra
IckyStill are there limited copies however? It really doesn’t matter (at least to me the poor man) if transformers was released physical if they aren’t producing anymore copies. A limited number in the world and no more ever generally means the games gonna cost way more than when it was released
@@ironcladguildhand9321Same! I actually reinstalled it after that; TBH I had wondered why the preview images in the background had faded. Turns out it was because it got pulled from stores. Which is a shame because while the game wasn't revolutionary or anything like that, for a fifteen dollar game it wasn't actually that bad and did a rather impressive job at making bending feel powerful. Yeah, it could've been a lot better, but it was still a fun romp against Equalists, Triads, and the occasional Dragonfly Bunny Spirit as Korra.
The Luke saying "there were upsides" twice version of this video is now _a video you can't watch anymore, because editing._ That's kind of meta, actually.
I hope all the people cheering on the death of physical media because digital is "more convenient" are happy with this situation because the consoles go all digital, this is going to be the fate of entire libraries of games. You think when Sony is launching the PS9, that they're still going to have PS5 games up for download, even without licensing issues? It would be a miracle if the older console was even still allowed to connect to their network. And speaking of licensing; It's incredibly fucked up that a license for something like a finished game can expire. I can understand a company's license to make NEW games expiring, but it makes no logical sense that once a company has produced a game and put it on the market, they have to keep renewing the license. Once a company makes a licensed product, they should have the right to sell that product forever. Today's copyright is destroying creativity.
@Mike P - Maybe licensing has always worked this way, but in the past, with physical products, you never heard about game companies having to pull existing products from stores because their license ran out. You never saw game headlines like "Buy that Ghostbuster's game while you can because on the 30th, you won't be able to find it in stores anymore." It's been 33 years since Activision published their licensed Aliens game for the computers of the time, so I'm sure their license has long expired, but you're still allowed to buy copies of this game, provided you can find any. And you misunderstood my example with the PS5/PS9. I wasn't saying that the PS9 would or should run PS5 games. Let's say that you have a PS9, but suppose that there's a PS5 exclusive game that you always wanted to play, but never got. You buy a used PS5 console just to play that game, but since the distribution was all digital, you can't just buy a physical copy of the game you want, it has to be downloaded. Will that PS5 still be allowed to connect to the Playstation Network, and if so, will they still have PS5 games available to buy? If not, where are you going to get the games for previous consoles? And yes, this in a concern. Right now, there are games on systems like the Gamecube and PS2 that I still want to play. for those, I can just buy a physical copy and play it. But if the distribution is all digital, where do you get digital copies of games once the console has been declared obsolete and nobody supports it?
@JukaDominator - Piracy is a possibility, but not every game for every console gets pirated anymore. Can you find a complete, pirated copy of Burnout Paradise for the PS3? And if so, how do you jailbreak the system to play it?
"...as long as the 2012 Spiderman film stayed in pop-culture memory." Goodness, I'd forgotten about that iteration. "See? You've forgotten Andrew Garfield already." I had honestly forgotten that that was his name.
My brother had it. From what I heard, it was good if you like fighting games that focus on stringing together multi-hit combos, but if you were looking for a game with a compelling story where you got to explore a beautiful world with your awesome avatar powers, you were shit out of luck.
"Sees the psp part of the video" I feel like they confused the VITA and PSP situations: the PSP actually sold a lot of units, around 80m units (as of 2012), a lot more than the VITA who sold about 15m in total (as of 2018), so the PSP was actually well known and very profitable for them. It was the vita that anyone barely knew about, which is a shame because it was my favorite console after the original DS
where consoles make a good chunk of money is game sales,with how easy the psp got hacked and loaded with free games and movies people loved the console,but not very many games sold well on it because most were just flat out pirated.
@@nerdlord2288 it's a shame then and I wasn't ever aware of that, it had some of the most memorable games I played back then. God of war,monster Hunter freedom series, dissidia ff and countless other were pretty much home console level games. Luke and Ellen's thoughts on it are hilarious but honestly I was disappointed after moving to the 3ds when the vita failed,with most games it didn't feel like an older switch-type full on console like the psp did. It felt like a stripped down console. I can still remember clearly the excitement I felt as my father unpacked his luggage and handed me the games he bought this time. He'd never forget about it when he went abroad on his business trips. As a third world country, the games we had locally were scarce and ridiculously overpriced and before every trip, my older brother would give the list of good games he should bring from in this trip. I haven't thought about it all in so long. It's... it's been such a long time since I thanked him for it... I'll try to think out what I can get him for now.
@@nerdlord2288 The best-selling PSP game sold 8 million copies, GTA Liberty City Stories. The 2nd best sold around 5 million copies: GTA Vice City Stories. The 13th best selling game on the PSP sold less than 1 million copies. It really wasn't that successful.
@@stingersplash, you are free to believe whatever you like. If it makes you feel better to imagine I am ignorant of what I speak then be my guest, but you should do so knowing full well it is a comforting lie you are telling yourself.
Thank goodness for Piracy that I can still play the LoK game. It's actually pretty good, polished, and kind of fun in that Dynasty Warriors beat em up sort of way.
What are pirated games like, though? My concern with piracy is that someone can sell you a poor-quality knock-up of a game or DVD, and you have no recourse to return it or get your money back, since the law won't help you in that situation, whereas consumer law protects you in cases of dodgy legal releases.
@@dhenderson1810 Well, if you're paying for a pirated digital release of something, you're doing piracy wrong, if you're buying pirated media, it's supposed to be dirt cheap, so it wouldn't matter if the release was crap, you just shop elsewhere and warn fellow pirates of the shit ripper you bought a busted game from! If you pay AAA price into a product you know is pirated, you deserve whatever happens to you.
I have it on my 360's hard drive. It's actually a pretty good game. Good old fashion Platinum beat em up. I'll have to look online to see how much it's worth...
Pretty sure I've seen the thing in a couple of GameStop's for the 3DS. Was surprised it was on here, but when I realized the pattern of most of these went "license gone? off store shelves you go!" then I got it.
The fact that he's wearing a Dick Dastardly and Muttley T-shirt is amazing. Especially with the Wacky Races/NASCAR theme. I didn't know anyone else knew that show lmao
Yeah like wise. I bought it when it came out awhile back, at that time I was watching Legend of Korra too. I platniumed the game and had fun playing it for what it was.
omg u can get it free omg omg yesh ive always wanted to play this again... its truely a unique game man... play it... play it now... play it 4 times play any way u want ranged melee pure human or go all the way cyborg...
I played Too Human. Well now I feel kind of special. Thanks! Loved the way the story was going. Felt like the game had grand potential but it was just a mess to play. Never finished it. Sold it shortly after getting it.
I went beserker, and I got the achievement for being picked up by the Valkyrie 100 times on the final boss. My gear was all red then and one hit killed me but I eventually took it down.
Battle for Middle Earth 2 is one of the most underrated RTS games I have ever played. I enjoyed it more than almost all Warcraft (including StarCraft) and C&C games.
@@RocketeerRaccoon if we're being honest, people can buy a device called a supergun that allows you to play arcade games on a regular tv. Those superguns can be smaller than a conventional gaming console.
Any way u buy it or not u are not supporting the creators just some dude that happens to have the arcade game so it doesn't matter if u use emulator or not.
OBJECTION! I have evidence that these games were in another place during the time of the crime, so there's no way they could have done it! _"Cornered" starts to play_
Glad I picked up the Korra game when I did then. The story seemed a bit weird just because it's not referenced anywhere else in the canon. But it was a Korra game so it was fun.
You’ve taught me that if a game comes out involving some type of franchise or some special characters, I need to buy it ASAP because it won’t always be there for me lol
It was cool cuz you could do a lot of combos using different elements. Though because it is very old I can’t remember how the controls were, I think you were able to switch what element you wanted to use or each button had its own element?
NCAA Football 14 - I wish they hadn't removed the ability to buy this, or at least the extras... I loved having the recruiting extras from 13, and the game was actually seeming to improve, even as an EA game... I am unsure if you have already covered this game.
I know it was probably a joke but the PSP is legit excellent. Leaving aside the exploited emulation stuff, the PSP had Patapon, FF Crisis Core, two God of War games, two Metal Gear Solid games and a lot more. Best handheld console for me.
Leaving aside? hell, the only reason i still play with the PSP every now and then is that it can, via exploiting, installing a custom firmware and then, homebrews, run several classic console emulators like nes, snes, gameboy, sega genesis\megadrive and so on!
Its where Monster Hunter was givin new life after failing on the PS2 and where it got a fanbase. Were it not for the PSP and MH Freedom, Freedom 2 and Freedom Unite, we wouldn't have Monster Hunter Generations/Gen Ultimate, World/Iceborne, or Rise/Sunbreak.
No One Lives Forever - stuck in legal limbo because literally no one is sure who actually owns the rights to the franchise. Some years back, an independent studio attempted to update it for re-release on modern platforms. That's when they discovered that there are 3 different companies who may potentially own the rights, but they all admit they're not sure if they do - but they will definitely sue anyone else if they try to claim them. So NOLF and NOLF 2 will never be remade, remastered, re-released, or even stuck on Steam for download.
Some years ago I was playing through the episodes of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. I had two chapters left to buy when the Wii’s eShop was shut down. I know the game is on other systems, but there is a lot of content that is unique to that version of the game.
@@cjeam9199 If you read the actual rules for Uno, you're not allowed to do that. Stacking +4 or +2 in Uno is a house rule; officially the next person has to pick up the 4 or 2 cards, even if they have a +4 or +2 in hand.
I still have a copy of Lord of the Rings:Battle For Middle Earth and Battle For Middle Earth 2 with the Rise of the Witch King Expansion. They are absolutely great games, and are really fun to play. They were originally programmed to work on Windows XP, and will not run on Windows 7 or later, because Windows XP was running as a 32 bit OS, and Windows 7 and later are a 64 bit OS. But if you look online you can find a simple fix for the problem by adding just a few lines lines of script to the ini file
There was a Deadpool game originally released in June 2013 on Steam, PS3, and Xbox One, and then delisted on January 1, 2014, along with most other Activision published Marvel games when their license expired. It was re-released on Steam in July 2015 and then PS4 and Xbox One in November 2015 and then delisted again in November 2017 due to licensing issues
They have a ridiculously slanted view lol, the piracy was awful to developers but the games were above Nintendo portable titles in both graphics and just having way more processing power,it had so much good stuff. and also, hell yeah man!! Mhf2 was an amazing journey and ohhhh god of war. Fun fact:- we're not from somewhere where game age ratings are common knowledge so I started playing them from let's say 10 or 11 years old. Yeah, I cried after beating yian kut ku,and also the fart gorilla as well.
Videogame Company: We're pulling this game from the store so you'll never ever play it again! How do you feel about that?! Pirates everywhere: Argh matey!!!!
I liked Too Human, it was unbalanced but a great game. I even played it twice. However, the worst part of Too Human being discontinued was the terrible hangcliff of the ending. I will never know what will happen. The lore was very original and it could have been very interesting to have a second installment with improved gameplay.
One major game franchise that you overlooked is Star Trek. In the 2000s, Activision held the license to make games based on the Star Trek franchise. They made some really good games, like space combat simulator Bridge Commander, the Elite Force FPS series, and the Armada RTS series. But Activision eventually lost the license, and the games were pulled from distribution. A few years ago some of the Star Trek games from the 90s published by Interplay made their way to digital storefronts, but a lot of Star Trek games are still tied up by lawyers.
@rwsthedemonking I agree that most Telltale games were hot shit, Tales from the Borderlands was the only good one. It was genuinely funny and actually worth your time. But to each their own I guess.
Tales from the borderlands was not the only good one. There is also the walking dead for the most part and the wolf among us. Guardians of the galaxy was also not bad.
There was a legend of Korra video game? Luke, you do realise that pabu is essentially just a red panda, right? Now an aggretsuko cart racer is something I could definitely get behind!
"7 more games you can pirate without feeling bad about it"
this in a bright neon sign.
Basically everything Epic games bought exclusivity rights with.
@@triadwarfare agreed
@@triadwarfare Many people use Epic as a sad excuse to pirate games. You don't want to support the epic store!? Don't buy the game it's that easy but pirating is a small dick move.
I suppose limiting "everything in existence that can be pirated you can pirate without feeling bad about it" down to 7 is an accomplishment.
See, the Korra situation (and most of these, really) is exactly why I don't want physical releases to die.
Well you can just pirate it, so...
@ *laughs in cfw and homebrew*
MrZeldameister a lot of us are normies you know? We’re not programmers, hackers, or engineers to even download, rebuild, and master that stuff. The casual gaming consumer base is screwed
Basically
No, because the game copys would sell for an absurd amount of money. I rather buy the game digitaly and never have to switch a disc ever again.
When I went to college for game programming one of my teachers was a former high up in Silicon Knights on the business side and he said there was a lot of fighting between the Dev side and the business side with the higher ups in Silicon Knights during production of Too Human.
Sad about the games you can't buy anymore from our last video? Well here's a whole bunch more that are unavailable on digital (and sometimes even physical) shelves. Hooray!!
Wait.
Scott pilgrim versus the world was a game you missed
Xanielle they put it on the original list
Telltale Game's Game of Thrones cannot be purchased nor downloaded on xbox, even if you already owned it! I jumped some serious hoops to download all episodes again and won't even think of deleting them.
Maybe Phase Shift? It would really need some publicity.
@@sn007erz That was in the previous "7 Games You Can't Buy Anymore" video.
Luke: ×2 "there were some upsides"
Me: "Wait a minute this is just two good Oxtra jokes smooshed together to make one weird edit..
.. still liking it"
Ooooooh is _that_ the joke? I couldn't understand what that was about
wait a minute that coment is two Oxtra jokes smooched together to make another joke!
still liked it.
I remember buying a used copy of Too Human once upon a time. It wasn't an awful game, but I never knew how long it took to develop or any of the story behind it. Thanks for that interesting trivia nugget.
Oh man, its a hell of a tale and they barely scratched the surface. I recommend if you have 20 mins you watch Matt McMuscles's Wha' Happen on Too Human.
It shouldn’t be possible for a finished game to need its license renewed.
Licenses should only be required to make the thing; once you have a finished game, companies should be able to sell it forever.
That would solve so many of these problems.
A perpetual license is worth more than a time limited one. If time limited licences were removed, then it would take away the developers ability to negotiate a price for a license and the rights holder would just price it at a stupid amount of money meaning no/less games are made.
It's utterly ridiculous, even if you don't give out a perpetual license. Just give out a limited one, not time limited but product limited. You get the right to [Insert Specific Title here] and all relevant copyright elements limited to the advertisement, promotional material and product of [Specific Video Game]. This does not extend to any additional video game, or additional content after the final release copy.
Totally agree. I mean, thats how it works with movies. You should only need a license to make new content. I mean movie studios don't have to pull movies from the stores if their license runs out, they just have to renegotiate the license if they want to make a new installment. Why should it work differently for video games?
The problems with perpetual licenses is that someone can release new paid content -- whether in form of continuing to use an online license, expansion pacts, mods, etc. and then you have to spend huge amounts of legal time and money trying to stop them since now courts have to decide what is a new game vs. fixing the old game, vs. mods, etc. If you rewrite the same game using a modern engine (say Baldur's Gate) or for new platforms (say iOS or Android), or add multi-player, etc. is that a new game? How much new stuff can you add before its a new game -- bug fixes, new sprites, new levels, characters, artwork, expansion packs, etc. Easier and safer for the copyright holder just to set a time line. If the game does well, you of course extend it. If not, you aren't worried about future use of the "same" game in some other way.
@@BW022 I actually see an easy way to differentiate between new content and fixing the old content. Everything that (for the customer) is covered by the initial purchase of the game is part of the original content (and therefore covered), everything the customer has to pay for afterward is new content. So a bugfix would still be covered by the initial license (even EA is not that bad to demand money for bugfixes - hopefully I'm not giving them any ideas) but a paid-for story DLC would have to be renogiated. In terms of platforms, I would see that as analog to how movies come on different formats. So the contract-partners could either say the platform doesn't matter (with the video game studio being free to make games for other platforms as long as only the original content plus what for the other platforms is free is implemented) or they could agree to a particular selection of platforms, renegotiating if the studio wants to bring the game out for a platform not covered by the contract.
I know that Luke repeating that line might have been a mistake...
But, you know, there were also upsides.
I've decided it was a mistake, that they noticed and left in because it's funny
I dunno, editing takes a long time, and when you make a mistake it sucks
But you know, there are also upsides
Actually, I’m not sure which is more sad, the double upsides, or Ellen never having played UNO
That line is going to be on a t-shirt before the end of the year.
I know that Luke repeating that line might have been a mistake...
But, you know, there were also upsides
But, you know, there were also upsides
And this my friends, is why piracy exists and will continue to exist as long as corporations continue to be jackasses!
Piracy existed in the 70s before Microsoft even made a dime, it was because before commercial software development for consumers programmers were hired to develop software for mainframes that dwarfed the software development in cost. It is when it became cheap to own computers that commercial software took off the ground. However people were pirating software and Bill Gates was a key figure in pushing the concept of distributing software PRODUCTS. Before that, software was free and people never paid for it apart from the development costs to hire programmers to initially develop it. So once people got hooked on using software, when the Internet and Ethernet networks, and encryption, came on the scene someone combined these to create license servers to keep people from owning their software. We now buy licenses to use software, we don't have the capacity to trade it, that means are money doesn't hold much value anymore and people in software industry don't compete or ever have to worry about competing to flooding the market with titles on their next releases. But what got them there was the the excuse that people pirated their software so much they couldn't make the sales figures they had projected to their creditors.. Which is assumed as they include people who pirate their software as potential sales. BTW Apple, you've lost me as a consumer when you pulled GarageBand from the iPad 3.. When you did that, you made me very leery of ever buying anything more from the store. Such business practice is driving me to yell a lot more about the virtues of freeware and open source. However if you want to remain in a secure environment and buy software, it's best to buy in the Apple app store, or if you choose Android, a trusted app distributor like Google Play. If you venture out of that, you risk acquiring malware, as it is in the best interest of criminals to exploit this vulnerability.
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Kiernan Holland - Oh, I’m well aware piracy ALWAYS existing. But back then, it was a lot harder to pull off, and it was even harder to shoplift music and film. When you’re living in the past AND blinded by greed like the corporate schmucks, you’re going to be the next Rome!
@@riseofthethorax you make no sense. Piracy has been around since the freaking bronze age.. Its basically theft. However nowadays its a little justified
arrrrrr!
11:04 Did you guys mean to leave in Luke saying that line twice?
Glitch in the Matrix, shh
Frodo Baggins yeah that was weird
It might have been a joke about the games cutscenes doing that.
Yeah that was weird, wonder what happened.
They probably put in the two different takes by accident
“There were lots of upsides... There were lots of upsides.” -Luke 2019
Austin There were lots of upsides
I thought I was going insane, that was said twice right? 10:59
236 people came here to say this only to be ousted by Austin.
Can anyone explain the reference? Or was it just an editing error?
@@RijaMo
I can't figure out what it would be a reference to.
I didn't know the Korra game got removed. It wasn't amazing, but it was decently fun, and I had always hoped that one day, there'd be a pvp version of pro-bending.
Definitely War for Cybertron and Fall of Cybertron. Activision is apparently pretty terrible at maintaining licenses
Dany21251 YESS I was extremely disappointed when that didn’t show up on this list
Such amazing games too :C
Dany21251 the best Transformers Games *EVER*.
FoC was legendary.
Yup ... total fuckjob them firing high moon & not giving us sequels 2 those games... idiots...
I somehow missed out on the Korra game, but now am looking forward to the Ultimate Pabu Dress-Up Game becoming reality in the near future. Get working on it, Luke.
It was alright, I don't think you missed much.
It was okay, I think it was on games with gold for xbox.
you can still buy steam keys on amazon
It was meh, a bit harder than I thought it was gonna be
Varrick fits that role well as the guy's a total fashioniosta...
"I've NEVER played UNO!"
Oh, Ellen...you sweet, sweet summer child...
HA! Me and a bunch of my college crew played mean matches of four decks mixed together. FOUR!! Ah, what fun. Such crazy fun.
Uno FTW
I'm 44 and never played Uno.
another reason physical is better than digital, at least those can still be sold second hand
@@QuirkyKitsune you mean like the Shenmue 1 and 2 collection on PS4
i never understand why they do that
I don't understand this argument, of course when the game is delisted, physical is the only option, but when game is perfectly available, there's no "better option".
@@grados3060 the argument is that if it's physical it's ALWAYS available especially on the second hand market, in 10 years time this game could have still been brought and played by someone if it had a physical release, take that LEGO Hobbit game, you can still buy and play that because it had a physical release even though the licence is lapsed and it's no longer published
it's legacy something that we will lose if gaming goes all digital
@@dwhgaming5700 Wait, but you can still download all your games that are not being sold anymore if you digitally bought them before. I have games in my library that where bought 15 years ago and even today, when I buy something I expect to be able to download and play it in another 15 years.
@@vrstudios2132 OK then, go and redownload P.T
not every digital game remains available to download after they are taken off sale, it all depends on the reason they was taken off sale
This video is exactly the reason why I'm glad piracy exists.
Along with very old and retro games that you either cannot buy anymore, or are just physically unavailable with their license holders refusing to make anything available, while also refusing to release the licenses.
Finding out that Pabu had unlockable costumes made my absolute devastation about not being about to play Korra turn in to RAGE.
You can still buy working Steamkeys on Amazon
You forgot to mention that Too Human was recently re-released on the Xbox store for a limited time.
For free.
Along with all of the available content.
Is it still avalable?
@@jamesvernon2388 I think it was only available for a couple of days
Is this video going to become unavailable because of Luke's double take?
Maybe
But you know, there were also upsides
Well, Jane wasn't in this one, so I don't care if it is.
One game that not a lot of people know about is a little survival horror game called Cryostasis: Sleep of Reason. It came out in 2008, and was delisted in 2013 due to licencing issues, but it had a neat little mechanic where, instead of health, you had temperature.
Me: not imagining it
Ellen: sTOp VissULISing iT
Me:well now I can’t stop imaging it
Thanks Ellen
Damn it Negan
She forgot to mention WHICH character. Some of them we WISH wouldve been hit in the head a few times with a baseball bat.
"SUCCESS! HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!!!"
IM STILL VISUALISING IT
NOOOOOOOO GLENN HE WAS TOO YOUNG
He was literally my favorite character. I stopped watching the show twice before cause I thought he died then they actually killed him off. RIP glenn.
Imagine if Pro-Bending was an E-Sports thing. I would be so down.
Dude, that's a GREAT idea
Dude play Supergiant’s game Pyre it’s basically elemental basketball
Don't shit on Tom Bombadil. He is actually incredibly powerful. He is the only character in the entire trilogy to he completely unaffected by the ring. Others may be able to resist it but Tom is actually so powerful he doesn't even notice it's influence. Also the barrow wights flee at the sight of him.
Honestly, I was doubting whether there were also upsides until Luke said it a second time. The classic OX sarcasm can be hard to spot sometimes ;)
Too Human Is actually available free for everybody on the Microsoft store
Any good? I have a physical copy but have never played it 😂
I love this game would love if the Trilogy got fully made
Was going to say the same thing actually. Supposedly it was only going to be delisted again after some time, but I don't know if that's changed or how long "some time" was supposed to be.
I'll never turn down a free game though, especially a free game that might become unavailable again in the future.
Thanks for making me feel like less of a badass
Sophie Bond it’s meh
Man; seeing Battle for Middle-earth takes me back...remember when EA actually made great games? And did so without microtransactions?
I love the old EA Lord of the Rings games -- Return of the King, The Third Age, Battle for Middle-earth...good times.
And C&C Generals and Tiberium Wars.
You can download Battle for Middle Earth Rise of the Witch-king for free online. Part of the fan base is even remaking the entire game. I am not kidding, look it up, have fun.
Transformers Devastation was one of the best transformers games and is definitely deserving of a sequel
Never had so much speed in a beat em up. i love it
May have beaten it in 4-5 hours. But, DAMN was that game a rush for those 5 hours.
I can't believe they got read of devastation. It was a pretty good game and definitely was true to form retro wonder.
Actually, at the moment you can get Too Human on the Xbox Marketplace for free.
Anyone know the reason why you can get it? Did Microsoft buy the rights and just say "screw it lets put in on the marketplace for free!"?
@@lobo-ren.darkfang9851 I have no source but I remember reading somewhere that it was kind of their way to wrap up the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility program.
I think they had the rights to the game, but the judgement doesn't allow the game to be bought ever again, so I'd assume a nice little legal loophole let's us get this for free.
Well...you're not *technically* buying it then, so it still fits the list!
I have the physical copy of this for along time since I grabbed it at GameStop
Watched a friend play "Too Human" on his channel. Didn't handle the mythology too bad considering it is a sort of cyberpunk remix of norse legend.
I have it, it's not perfect, but it's still fun. It's just too bad we never got a more polished sequel.
Oh man, that Korra game wasnt a 10/10 but it was a lot of fun and switching between elements on the fly was pretty smooth.
Been thinking about replaying it I suppose I'll have to hook my PS3 back up to do so.
Wait, you have a PS3,
so do I, yay.
@@mirandastewart3544 I also have a PS3
@@charleshall1168
That’s nice.
Still play my ps3.
@@strifedivine
That’s nice.
Me: has game on list
Lawyers: *you weren't supposed to do that*
Which game?
9:50 You really like that Loki/lowkey joke, dont you? I think this is the third? video I've seen it in lol.
I guess you’ve got to include a lot of telltale games post 2012 now, only a few survived....
I don't think any survived. They took them down in waves.
Jan Christoffersen TWD survived! It’s even getting a definitive edition upgrading the first 3 and Michone!
TheRupertLitterbin the walking dead went into possession of star breeze studio
Wait, really? Geez, good I allready have my 2 batman games... still sad that there will never be a season 3 :(
@@steffenhayes1967 That and Tales from the Borderlands, which Epic obtained the rights to since the story is actually canon and leads to Borderlands 3
The real reason the Legend of Korra game was pulled was because someone high up in Activision shipped Borra.
Really?
So does anyone raise their hand for me to buy out Viacom and Activision to bring it back and improve it?
@@smg4reblooperd182 do it
@@smg4reblooperd182 if you do, you can bring the light back to the entertainment industry once more!
Oscar Cruz Ruiz probably not
A bit late, but Too Human was relisted, with DLC, the week after this video went up on the Microsoft Store for Xbox. It was announced as one of the last backwards compatible Xbox 360 games until Project Scarlett releases, and best of all, it's free!
Even if its an average game, its back from oblivion, and free to own indefinitely, which is great.
*Looks over at Battle for Middle Earth game on desk* Huh... neat.
Sadly only bought the second one, didn't even buy the expansion :(
im so sad. i lost mine during a move. :(
Still got both of mine too. Play them now and then and still love them!
Huh and you can still play? So lucky... I had the first one, but somehow lost the booklet with the code on the back, so recently bought one of the left over copies of the anthology of BFME1, BFME2 and BFME-TROTWK on amazon, so expensive, but worth it....
I can't play anymore since windows 10 doesn't support the safety system on the disc preventing illegal copies.
Wait, the Avatar: Legend of Korra game is unavailable? I bought that way back when. Pre-ordered it! Transformers too? Damn.
You can still buy the Transformers game due to it being released physically. Same thing happened to that TMNT Platinum games worked on. Kinda confusing how those games got a physical release but not Korra
IckyStill are there limited copies however? It really doesn’t matter (at least to me the poor man) if transformers was released physical if they aren’t producing anymore copies. A limited number in the world and no more ever generally means the games gonna cost way more than when it was released
@@vullord666 Gamestop my friend. GameStop. Or whatever you call it in your region.
I still have the Korra game. Not touched it in a while, but I loved it!
@@ironcladguildhand9321Same! I actually reinstalled it after that; TBH I had wondered why the preview images in the background had faded. Turns out it was because it got pulled from stores.
Which is a shame because while the game wasn't revolutionary or anything like that, for a fifteen dollar game it wasn't actually that bad and did a rather impressive job at making bending feel powerful. Yeah, it could've been a lot better, but it was still a fun romp against Equalists, Triads, and the occasional Dragonfly Bunny Spirit as Korra.
The Luke saying "there were upsides" twice version of this video is now _a video you can't watch anymore, because editing._
That's kind of meta, actually.
I hope all the people cheering on the death of physical media because digital is "more convenient" are happy with this situation because the consoles go all digital, this is going to be the fate of entire libraries of games. You think when Sony is launching the PS9, that they're still going to have PS5 games up for download, even without licensing issues? It would be a miracle if the older console was even still allowed to connect to their network.
And speaking of licensing; It's incredibly fucked up that a license for something like a finished game can expire. I can understand a company's license to make NEW games expiring, but it makes no logical sense that once a company has produced a game and put it on the market, they have to keep renewing the license. Once a company makes a licensed product, they should have the right to sell that product forever. Today's copyright is destroying creativity.
Saying the licensing issue is an “issue of today” is incredibly misleading. This has been an issue since the dawn of video gaming.
lurkerrekrul also why would the PS9 play PS5 games when the PS4 doesn’t even play PS1 games? That line of logic is baffling.
Piracy. Plus there are reto games on the list of this video.
@Mike P - Maybe licensing has always worked this way, but in the past, with physical products, you never heard about game companies having to pull existing products from stores because their license ran out. You never saw game headlines like "Buy that Ghostbuster's game while you can because on the 30th, you won't be able to find it in stores anymore." It's been 33 years since Activision published their licensed Aliens game for the computers of the time, so I'm sure their license has long expired, but you're still allowed to buy copies of this game, provided you can find any.
And you misunderstood my example with the PS5/PS9. I wasn't saying that the PS9 would or should run PS5 games. Let's say that you have a PS9, but suppose that there's a PS5 exclusive game that you always wanted to play, but never got. You buy a used PS5 console just to play that game, but since the distribution was all digital, you can't just buy a physical copy of the game you want, it has to be downloaded. Will that PS5 still be allowed to connect to the Playstation Network, and if so, will they still have PS5 games available to buy? If not, where are you going to get the games for previous consoles?
And yes, this in a concern. Right now, there are games on systems like the Gamecube and PS2 that I still want to play. for those, I can just buy a physical copy and play it. But if the distribution is all digital, where do you get digital copies of games once the console has been declared obsolete and nobody supports it?
@JukaDominator - Piracy is a possibility, but not every game for every console gets pirated anymore. Can you find a complete, pirated copy of Burnout Paradise for the PS3? And if so, how do you jailbreak the system to play it?
"...as long as the 2012 Spiderman film stayed in pop-culture memory."
Goodness, I'd forgotten about that iteration.
"See? You've forgotten Andrew Garfield already."
I had honestly forgotten that that was his name.
I actually think Avatar: Legend of Korra was an awesome Game.
It really did look like it
Definitely
Yeah my lil bro had it. It was a good time and a half.
It was nothing amazing or revolutionary, but it was fun, for sure. Glad I bought it when I did now XD
My brother had it. From what I heard, it was good if you like fighting games that focus on stringing together multi-hit combos, but if you were looking for a game with a compelling story where you got to explore a beautiful world with your awesome avatar powers, you were shit out of luck.
ELLEN I REALLY LIKE YOUR RWBY BLAKE SHIRT OK BYE
was looking for this comment
Darrien Hoyle so was I
YASSSSSSSSSS I love RWBY!!
Same :)
"Sees the psp part of the video" I feel like they confused the VITA and PSP situations: the PSP actually sold a lot of units, around 80m units (as of 2012), a lot more than the VITA who sold about 15m in total (as of 2018), so the PSP was actually well known and very profitable for them. It was the vita that anyone barely knew about, which is a shame because it was my favorite console after the original DS
actually loved the psp better since you can watch movies without internet.
Yes well done. Now Nintendo is selling the Switch in large numbers. What are they doing right where Sony couldn't? Oh yea Sony didn't give a shit!
where consoles make a good chunk of money is game sales,with how easy the psp got hacked and loaded with free games and movies people loved the console,but not very many games sold well on it because most were just flat out pirated.
@@nerdlord2288 it's a shame then and I wasn't ever aware of that, it had some of the most memorable games I played back then.
God of war,monster Hunter freedom series, dissidia ff and countless other were pretty much home console level games.
Luke and Ellen's thoughts on it are hilarious but honestly I was disappointed after moving to the 3ds when the vita failed,with most games it didn't feel like an older switch-type full on console like the psp did.
It felt like a stripped down console.
I can still remember clearly the excitement I felt as my father unpacked his luggage and handed me the games he bought this time.
He'd never forget about it when he went abroad on his business trips. As a third world country, the games we had locally were scarce and ridiculously overpriced and before every trip, my older brother would give the list of good games he should bring from in this trip.
I haven't thought about it all in so long.
It's... it's been such a long time since I thanked him for it...
I'll try to think out what I can get him for now.
@@nerdlord2288 The best-selling PSP game sold 8 million copies, GTA Liberty City Stories. The 2nd best sold around 5 million copies: GTA Vice City Stories. The 13th best selling game on the PSP sold less than 1 million copies. It really wasn't that successful.
A rpg where u play as a young avatar and have to learn all the elements would be so amazing
I don’t even like Airbender, but I’d play that.
I played Legend of Korra.. I couldn't beat the hardest difficulty. Still a decent game. 👍😍🥰
Imagine playing korra a feminist lesbian who hates on men the whole time. Sounds like a lot of fun.
I would play Luke's Korra game for hours! Best character!
Still no mention of Telltale's Wallace and Gromit smh
Actually, a lot of Telltale games are disappearing now right?
Well they did go bankrupt.
Sam Butler Lol wtf they made a Wallace and Gromit game??
Technically speaking, the W&G game got a physical release.
In Germany.
Yay?
@@ThePreciseClimber And how many variations of cheese were in that game?
ThePreciseClimber Some of the games in the video got physical releases as well. Sooooo what’s your point???
The Simpson’s arcade game is at my dentist office, like they physical arcade machine
Loved that game
The Simpson? lol
Yeah theres one at Nickelodeans pizza over here in california.
Two good Simpsons jokes smooshed together to make one unfunny Simpsons joke describes the show's past 20 seasons.
And the first few episodes of Disenchantment.
@@MinisterWighty is disenchantment still getting a 2nd season because it still says it's only being made in 2019 and we're halfway through the year?
@@xtensioncordtv1969 the second part is coming September I believe.
Said by someone who hasn't watched in 20 years. It's still better than most rubbish on the box.
@@stingersplash, you are free to believe whatever you like. If it makes you feel better to imagine I am ignorant of what I speak then be my guest, but you should do so knowing full well it is a comforting lie you are telling yourself.
Absolutely loved the Battle for Middle-Earth games! I played them for hours. So much fun.
Waaa... I remember playing the Simpsons in my hometown's pizza parlor. Man I feel old.
Thank goodness for Piracy that I can still play the LoK game. It's actually pretty good, polished, and kind of fun in that Dynasty Warriors beat em up sort of way.
guess piracy ain't so bad at times like these.
@@yellow_x522 It's never bad, it's a completely victimless "crime"
@@yellow_x522 can't steal what's not for sale
What are pirated games like, though? My concern with piracy is that someone can sell you a poor-quality knock-up of a game or DVD, and you have no recourse to return it or get your money back, since the law won't help you in that situation, whereas consumer law protects you in cases of dodgy legal releases.
@@dhenderson1810 Well, if you're paying for a pirated digital release of something, you're doing piracy wrong, if you're buying pirated media, it's supposed to be dirt cheap, so it wouldn't matter if the release was crap, you just shop elsewhere and warn fellow pirates of the shit ripper you bought a busted game from!
If you pay AAA price into a product you know is pirated, you deserve whatever happens to you.
Guys.....guys why is Korra in the thumbnail? I mean I can still buy it right? Right? *cries in anime*
I literally planned to buy it the next day....
I have it on my 360's hard drive. It's actually a pretty good game. Good old fashion Platinum beat em up. I'll have to look online to see how much it's worth...
i'm just glad i brought it on both PS4 and XB1, the game may have got average reviews but i found it really fun
it's sad that it's no longer on sale
Pretty sure I've seen the thing in a couple of GameStop's for the 3DS. Was surprised it was on here, but when I realized the pattern of most of these went "license gone? off store shelves you go!" then I got it.
@@ivandekad7249 the 3ds version is not even the same type of gameplay completely different versions
The fact that he's wearing a Dick Dastardly and Muttley T-shirt is amazing. Especially with the Wacky Races/NASCAR theme. I didn't know anyone else knew that show lmao
Oh yeah, watched them both for quite some time.
Dude Wacky Races was my fav cartoon as a kid!
They did a Wacky Races video game. I think I have it for my Dreamcast somewhere.
I'm honestly glad I bought legend of korra two years before it was taken off steam, I like that game
It's a really good bayonetta spin-off
I actually have a digital copy RGH Xbox 360
Well, we all have our preferences. I did get my money's worth so not complaining much.
Yeah like wise. I bought it when it came out awhile back, at that time I was watching Legend of Korra too. I platniumed the game and had fun playing it for what it was.
I liked it so much that I bought it a second time on a newer platform, just to be competitive in the speedrunning community. Worth it.
Huh, I own a copy of Too Human. Never played it but now I'm kind of tempted 😂
Now it's free on Xbox Live marketplace.
I do too, i played through it and its a decent game,give it a try.
omg u can get it free omg omg yesh ive always wanted to play this again... its truely a unique game man... play it... play it now... play it 4 times play any way u want ranged melee pure human or go all the way cyborg...
I played Too Human.
Well now I feel kind of special. Thanks!
Loved the way the story was going. Felt like the game had grand potential but it was just a mess to play. Never finished it. Sold it shortly after getting it.
I went beserker, and I got the achievement for being picked up by the Valkyrie 100 times on the final boss. My gear was all red then and one hit killed me but I eventually took it down.
I really loved Battle for Middle-Earth 2. i probably spent too much time on it.
Battle for Middle Earth 2 is one of the most underrated RTS games I have ever played. I enjoyed it more than almost all Warcraft (including StarCraft) and C&C games.
Thank goodness emulation exists so we can play The Simpsons Arcade. 😄
or buy the arcade board like i did.
@@shinjig Or that but let's be honest, most people are not going to have massive gaming cabinets laying around, plus they are old and super expensive.
@@RocketeerRaccoon if we're being honest, people can buy a device called a supergun that allows you to play arcade games on a regular tv. Those superguns can be smaller than a conventional gaming console.
Any way u buy it or not u are not supporting the creators just some dude that happens to have the arcade game so it doesn't matter if u use emulator or not.
@@DaleonM4 do you think the original creators of the arcade version get a dime from the ps3 release?
Mike explaining "groin-grabbingly good news" had me in stitches 🤣🤣🤣
Ellen: “I never played UNO!”
Everyone: “What?! Unacceptable!”
Yeah, remember the video about Mousetrap? It's that, part 2. :p
Lemongrab: This IS UNACCEPTABLLLLLLLE!!!!
@@marhawkman303 Yea i hope they will play UNO with Ellen on Livesteam now (it can be one of the video game uno's if any are still playable) :)
RaineTCG I agree that it’s not a big deal. But it’s just kind of funny how everyone is responding.
I couldn't even tell you the rules of it.
OBJECTION! I have evidence that these games were in another place during the time of the crime, so there's no way they could have done it!
_"Cornered" starts to play_
Welp, time to fire up Ace Attorney game again for the trillionth time.
@@alalalala57 What a wonderful series ^^
not being able to play battle for middle earth 1 and mostly 2, is so sad it is unreal
Glad I picked up the Korra game when I did then. The story seemed a bit weird just because it's not referenced anywhere else in the canon. But it was a Korra game so it was fun.
The Legend of Korra game was dope. I still have it and still play it on occasion
same here, great game even though its short and kinda feels like a ps2 game at times - no biggie though.
I'm just sad cause if they had more money it would be even cooler!
I have on xbox on thought it was okay and worth the $20. I do enjoy how it remained pretty faithful to the show though.
@@Joshua-yf5mh Hehe i got it on sale. Also the cutscenes are almost as good as the TV show which made it just that more special.
@@vakonitas why do people compare games to ps2 games? Most of the best.franchise.of current games started ON ps2
You’ve taught me that if a game comes out involving some type of franchise or some special characters, I need to buy it ASAP because it won’t always be there for me lol
I hear that there were also upsides... at least, that’s what I hear
Man that Avatar game looked cool...
Played it before. It definitely is.
It was cool cuz you could do a lot of combos using different elements. Though because it is very old I can’t remember how the controls were, I think you were able to switch what element you wanted to use or each button had its own element?
@@xrosesc one button to switch
pirate it
NCAA Football 14 - I wish they hadn't removed the ability to buy this, or at least the extras... I loved having the recruiting extras from 13, and the game was actually seeming to improve, even as an EA game... I am unsure if you have already covered this game.
I know it was probably a joke but the PSP is legit excellent. Leaving aside the exploited emulation stuff, the PSP had Patapon, FF Crisis Core, two God of War games, two Metal Gear Solid games and a lot more.
Best handheld console for me.
Leaving aside? hell, the only reason i still play with the PSP every now and then is that it can, via exploiting, installing a custom firmware and then, homebrews, run several classic console emulators like nes, snes, gameboy, sega genesis\megadrive and so on!
Crisis Core, original FF Dissidias, Parasite Eve...god, the PSP was great. Played it more than my PS3, honestly.
Its where Monster Hunter was givin new life after failing on the PS2 and where it got a fanbase. Were it not for the PSP and MH Freedom, Freedom 2 and Freedom Unite, we wouldn't have Monster Hunter Generations/Gen Ultimate, World/Iceborne, or Rise/Sunbreak.
PSP was so good. Had a few GTAs as well. Ahead of it’s time I thought
No One Lives Forever - stuck in legal limbo because literally no one is sure who actually owns the rights to the franchise. Some years back, an independent studio attempted to update it for re-release on modern platforms. That's when they discovered that there are 3 different companies who may potentially own the rights, but they all admit they're not sure if they do - but they will definitely sue anyone else if they try to claim them.
So NOLF and NOLF 2 will never be remade, remastered, re-released, or even stuck on Steam for download.
So it should be public domain which our rights are very poor.
Some years ago I was playing through the episodes of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. I had two chapters left to buy when the Wii’s eShop was shut down. I know the game is on other systems, but there is a lot of content that is unique to that version of the game.
what is unique compared to the psp version?
@@quiethere45 Looks like the PSP has the same content, plus some-my bad. The challenge dungeons were removed for all other versions.
@@dracoerrarus4834 it's a honest mistake with all of the versions to mix up what is in or isn't in each
marvel vs capcom --> Had that for the PS1 back in the 1990s Good Times :3
How has Ellen never played Uno? Luke! You must initiate her into the rage of the +4!!!! >:D
BlueChord And then you have a +4 and the following person, previously chuckling at you, now plots murder.
@@cjeam9199 this is like, EVERY UNO video I've ever watched
now is the rage timesed or squared when someone stacks a + 4 on the +4 and x3 or cubed when a 3rd +4 is put on that?
This is why I have the Super Mario Bros edition, it has a special card to cancel a +4 :-D
@@cjeam9199 If you read the actual rules for Uno, you're not allowed to do that. Stacking +4 or +2 in Uno is a house rule; officially the next person has to pick up the 4 or 2 cards, even if they have a +4 or +2 in hand.
I still have a copy of Lord of the Rings:Battle For Middle Earth and Battle For Middle Earth 2 with the Rise of the Witch King Expansion. They are absolutely great games, and are really fun to play. They were originally programmed to work on Windows XP, and will not run on Windows 7 or later, because Windows XP was running as a 32 bit OS, and Windows 7 and later are a 64 bit OS. But if you look online you can find a simple fix for the problem by adding just a few lines lines of script to the ini file
I still have the Kora game Didn't know it was no longer available.
I still have and play my PSP! I much prefer its version of Dissidia instead of the GRIND FOR STORY MODE NT.
I'm so with you on that one! PSP Dissidia was amazing
I'm still annoyed that Gabranth wasn't in the new game, but then again, his whole shtick was abusing the Ex Mode, so without that in NT....
There was a Deadpool game originally released in June 2013 on Steam, PS3, and Xbox One, and then delisted on January 1, 2014, along with most other Activision published Marvel games when their license expired. It was re-released on Steam in July 2015 and then PS4 and Xbox One in November 2015 and then delisted again in November 2017 due to licensing issues
I too want a Mad Men kart racer. It'll be called:
*Draper's Alcoholic Racing*
Good news everyone!
Remedy has reacquired the rights to Alan Wake!
So hopes for a sequel? I hope for a sequel :P
@@kallasantysanty6092 me too
@@kallasantysanty6092 Remedy said they are working on a game called Control until august 27th. But after that well just have to see.
Wait, when?
Hope now they have seen that those weird power third person games aren’t what they really have to do.
The Kora game being canned cuts me deep.
Hey, I liked the PSP! Monster Hunter Freedom, Final Fantasy Dissidia Duodecim, Persona 3 Fes, AND I get to play a lot of PS1 classic games on the go.
They have a ridiculously slanted view lol, the piracy was awful to developers but the games were above Nintendo portable titles in both graphics and just having way more processing power,it had so much good stuff.
and also, hell yeah man!! Mhf2 was an amazing journey and ohhhh god of war.
Fun fact:- we're not from somewhere where game age ratings are common knowledge so I started playing them from let's say 10 or 11 years old. Yeah, I cried after beating yian kut ku,and also the fart gorilla as well.
The Loki pun is actually a proper reference to Low Key Lyesmith from American Gods.
And still well played. Loki should be proud :P
Videogame Company: We're pulling this game from the store so you'll never ever play it again! How do you feel about that?!
Pirates everywhere: Argh matey!!!!
14:25 Ellen says she's never played uno.
me: "awww, s#!t here we go again. . ."
"They should have played it more Loki." LOL X MILLIONS
Ellen we have all told you before "Don't ever apologize for your PUNS!"
They are part of what makes this channel great.
There's a Korra game on the 3Ds that's still available, as far as I know
there is but unfortunately it's a fire emblem clone that I could probably have made a better version of in flash
The Legend of Korra game built basically as a Metal Gear Rising spin-off was the only Avatar game that didn't suck.
I thought that the title was shortened, but no it is just because lawyers
(insert pirate meme here): "I don't understand this video"
Obviously not, since pirating isn't buying.
What you can’t play the Legend of Korra game anymore, dang I was hoping to pick that up one day!
.....I still have my 360 and it still downloaded..... It's alright until the hardest difficulty which makes it feel like dark souls animated
I liked Too Human, it was unbalanced but a great game. I even played it twice. However, the worst part of Too Human being discontinued was the terrible hangcliff of the ending. I will never know what will happen. The lore was very original and it could have been very interesting to have a second installment with improved gameplay.
We had an arcade machine in the basement of our house with the Simpson’s arcade game on it! It was a blast beating it with my cousin.
I love that game. Played it many many times at the arcade.
Well their friendship seems to be unscathed by Mario Party and Smash, so we need an UNO match now!
One major game franchise that you overlooked is Star Trek. In the 2000s, Activision held the license to make games based on the Star Trek franchise. They made some really good games, like space combat simulator Bridge Commander, the Elite Force FPS series, and the Armada RTS series. But Activision eventually lost the license, and the games were pulled from distribution. A few years ago some of the Star Trek games from the 90s published by Interplay made their way to digital storefronts, but a lot of Star Trek games are still tied up by lawyers.
OMG Ellen needs to play Uno with the others on OxTra!!! Maybe a Livestream?
I've actually played Battle for Middle Earth and really enjoyed it...sometimes...
I've played and enjoyed both of them and the one for the xbox 360.
@@mjolnir1176 I still have my copy of the first game
"man is the real monster" you have let down the zombies who were exited for the spotlight.
You cant buy Borderlands the telltale series anymore because the company went out of business 😭
Let's hope Gearbox gets to bring it back again, they are trying
@rwsthedemonking I agree that most Telltale games were hot shit, Tales from the Borderlands was the only good one. It was genuinely funny and actually worth your time. But to each their own I guess.
Tales from the borderlands was not the only good one. There is also the walking dead for the most part and the wolf among us. Guardians of the galaxy was also not bad.
telltale games were honesty some of my favorite games, sigh
the game is a fucking shit anyways.
all telltale games are lazy and bad. I'm really glad they went out of business.
There was a legend of Korra video game?
Luke, you do realise that pabu is essentially just a red panda, right? Now an aggretsuko cart racer is something I could definitely get behind!
Only if Fenneco does that monotone laugh whenever she wins. Then I'd buy it.
You can still buy working steam-keys on amazon for the legend of korra game