Imagine if all villain introductions were like that. "Luke, your father was killed by a Jedi named Darth Vader. I made a scrapbook of all his exploits."
I saw some shithead youtuber post a video about how the PS2 and xbox era was a time of growing pains for the game industry. He has no idea that time was the last generation when games were made so people can have fun, before the trend of letting corporate CEO's take over big gaming companies in hopes to increase profits.
Building tension by having the characters read about all the crazy stuff without actually telling the player anything is a pretty genius move if you think about it.
If the audience wants to know about the explots of Jake "The Machine Wolf" Hongo they can look at the wikipedia article like everyone else, pretty lazy of them to just expect information to be spoon-fed.
My favorite part was how he just had the scrapbook onhand. Like just… glasses, phone, wallet, keys, album of Jake Hongo’s exploits… standard sh*t he brings with him whenever he leaves his house.
I genuinely remember playing this, but I was very young at the time so I had absolutely no idea what the hell was happening back then. Good to see that hasn't changed because I still have no idea what on earth is going on with this game.
The mid-fight “You bumbler” taunt is actually a reference to Bumbler Interactive, who were creative consultants during development. They were actually the ones who decided to increase the sun’s brightness to 150%.
I don't know who decided the voice dubbing needed to be so aggressively British, but these do feel like the kind of people who would start a construction equipment fight club.
Having them look at an album of this dudes exploits but then not actually showing anything and just having the characters vaguely comment on it is so fucking funny
I love the delivery of "Shut it. Gramps. Agh." Its all so clunky and spaced out. This game seems to be self-aware, so that was definitely intention voice direction. This game seems wonderful.
I love how instead of showing how the machine wolf would do anything for money, the characters looked at an album that we couldn't even see. 10/10, that's why they say "don't show or tell, have the characters look at an album"
@@geeproters1096 "Wait, Machine Wolf did that to that girl!?" "Don't worry. She survived and went on to become a successful supermodel." "He really will do anything for money."
@@ThanatorRider The fact that anyone beat me to this is just tantamount to the fact that Dunkey has some of the most memorable videos. Hard to forget that lightning slam
Its funnier for me to imagine him screaming "C'mon!" repeatedly to his construction vehicle to work instead of challenging his opponent to "come at me".
Clearly I missed out on a masterpiece of a game while growing up. I can summon a lightning storm while driving a Crane Shovel? Shit, that's all you had to say.
So, to understand this game and see it for the masterpiece that it is, you need to both have worked in construction AND seen bee movie to fully comprehend the deep lore. For example, when he repeatedly shouts "YOU BUMBLER" he is actually referring to the bumbler bee, a species of bee featured in bee movie. And the crane he is driving is something construction guys use for work, but he uses it for fighting. The lore runs deep but it makes you work to fully understand it, and this game is a masterpiece much akin to the critically acclaimed roleplaying game, Elderly Ring.
I worked in construction and this was EXACTLY what it was like. fighting competing companies for the rights on a gig or competing with other installation professions as you try to work around their garbage installation jobs
"I was born in a construction vehicle. No one can match my control." I never thought I would see a shounen anime where the power base is operating construction vehicles.
It's no weirder than half the stuff that gets greenlit for anime. I can see this working. > Let me show you my ultimate steamroller technique. Then you will know the meaning of true power.
my wife was signing the divorce papers but when i walked into the room with the dunkey beanie she changed her mind and we're happily married again thank you dunkey for saving my marriage.
That's cause your wife has been sleeping with Dunkey this entire time because you cant fulfill her needs sexually. Therefore, the mere scent of him from your beanie made it change her mind. Rest assure, once she comes to her senses, you'll evidently find those divorce papers in your mailbox and she can go back to having the best sexual intercourse in her life while vacationing with Dunkey in Tahiti.
@@anthonyhernandez1767 Wow literally just walking around being a hater on something for no reason. Get your crap together man. Is this really how you want to live your life?
the look through his album of past exploits is a genuinely funny way to introduce a villain.The dialogue is fucking perfect as you don't fucking know what he has done and are just expected to believe he has done devious things.
You are so clever for coming up with that. Wow. It is so funny. My sides. I thought maybe the "x really makes you feel like x" joke was overused and trite. But no. Your clever joke has restored my faith. Please keep it up. Maybe one day you too can become a dunkey clone.
Artdink was really on fire in the late '90s-early aughts. They also made a open-world caveman game where the objective was to kill enough mammoths to build a tower to the sun with their tusks, and that had a day-night cycle where the player character would instantly fall asleep on the spot no matter what he was doing.
@@christopherlyndsay8611 I just looked it up, it's Tail of the Sun. When localized to the US they added the option to wake up the caveman after he falls asleep, which I assume means that you couldn't on the Japanese version.
As someone who has done construction work this is extremely accurate I always gasp at the sun and almost die when walking out of the trailer off break.
I'm just gonna say Thank you for uploading this, an spanish streamer I follow saw this video and decided to play it along with his friend on stream Gotta say that this game is so bad that is good, this 5 min video it's just a mere fraction of how surreal it is
this is one of my all time favorite dunkey videos 💀 "you bumbler", "i don't know! who are you!?", and the crying out when opening the door get me every time
I had this game back on ps2. Played it all the way through and loved every second of it. Looking back it was an absolute mess of a game, but I was eight and my dad worked as a builder driving a digger all day, which meant it was the coolest shit. I'd always thought it was one of those games that nobody other than me had played, like Robot Warlords and Dropship: United Peace Force. Prime grocery store bargain bin material.
That's so cute lol, pretending to be your dad. He must have thought the same. Shame that the hustling at work all day didn't change the fact he was a bumbler.
So the main guy was running from a grandpa who wanted him to follow his destiny but the main guy didn't want that so he proceeded to brag about his destiny and how special he is and became the one true construction bumbler, truly a masterpiece to behold
@@tk0192 That account is a bot account. It copy pastes popular comments and replies to get clicks on their channel. You can click on their channel to see, but I wouldn't recommend it.
@@dbteepo86 This man is forklift certified for sure. You can tell by the confidence in his pick up lines which shows that he has picked up a lot of things before both inside and outside the forklift
I was a couple years late to the party on getting a PS2 for christmas and this was legit amongst the first PS2 games I owned. I remember thinking it was actually pretty good, just a really rogue pick from my dad.
This feels like something you’d remember from your childhood, and then having it be so hard to explain to someone in order to rediscover it’s name that you pass it off as a weird fever dream you must have had.
David Cage is surely involved somewhere in this masterpiece, what an emotional rollercoaster, I have to ask myself so deep introspective questions now.
Yes... this is a real PS2 game. Dunkey barely scratched the surface at just how batshit insane this game gets. I recommend that all of you check out TheGamingBrit’s video where he goes through the game’s story mode. Some of the most hilarious shit I’ve ever seen!
My favorite part of the game was when it revealed that the dude who decided which companies got the construction jobs actually had been faking for several chapters the contracts in order to incite the heroes and the "villains" into fighting each other in BCV.
This video should've been longer. I wanted Dunkey to delve into the exploits of Jake Hongo, and the depths he would go to get money. Maybe there'll be a part 2.
The gameplay is intense and satisfying while the story is truly engaging with many twists and turns. I have to give Extreme Construction Truck Battle a 12/10, masta peese
LOL!! I died when the "bargain sale" happened and Dunkey edited in his hats that he sells at the store while saying "Now everybody calm down there's plenty for everyone WOAA-!"
When I was living in Denver, (little known fact, its actually 5000 miles closer to the sun but is only known as the mile high city) I would literally do this when I went outside in summer. In fact sometimes I would also curse loudly and yell at the sun and say "You Bumbler!!"
The overreaction to the sun is actually a subtle nod to the fact that Hayato is British and as such has never seen the sun before.
British "people" be like
@@Dave-lf7he *WELL AT LEAST OUR SKEEEEUUUUUS*
*DON'T LOOK LOIK CAWW A' DJU'EEEEEEE*
That's beautiful
@@meatmech OI
@@Dave-lf7he respect your elders.
when they kept repeating "you bumbler!" and "Come On!" the fact that they spoke over eachother made it feel oddly authentic to a drunken fight
gave me flashbacks to Pokemon Puzzle League
@@combogalis When you're hot you're hot! - Blaine
Epic Roast Battle (Cops Called)
respect your elders
that's cool and all but I really don't remember asking
"That's the Machine Wolf, Jake Hongo! He'll do anything for money!"
Honestly, that feels like a sentence Dunkey would make up on the fly. I love it.
If I’m wrong I think they are referencing golgo 13 idk 🤷.
"The power to drive heavy constuction vehicles lives within you."
Yeah, didn't even need to get certified like everyone else.
"I was born with a blue collar in my mouth."
"Yes...it is. Unfortunately its gonna be a while before I crap out those keys I swallowed."
That's what my high school guidance counselor told me
Imagine if all villain introductions were like that.
"Luke, your father was killed by a Jedi named Darth Vader. I made a scrapbook of all his exploits."
My apprentice was a true Bumbler
"He did WHAT to the younglings?!"
My favorite part was how he just had the scrapbook onhand
All villains are introduced that way….from…a certain point of view.
@@MrFezzgig Oh no, not this again
*I'm not the only Jedi messing with you*
*Guess who!*
*Yoda not you!*
This felt like a modern satirical indie fighter game.
The fact that this was a legit game for PS2 is an unexpected twist
Japanese amarite?
@@mariofan1ish Basically every era before the PS3 era was experimental. Games that would be indies today would get mainstream advertising back then.
i thought that's what it was until i read this comment
I saw some shithead youtuber post a video about how the PS2 and xbox era was a time of growing pains for the game industry. He has no idea that time was the last generation when games were made so people can have fun, before the trend of letting corporate CEO's take over big gaming companies in hopes to increase profits.
that's because it was truly the era a video game experimental creativeness before everything became market tested and mainstream
Ah, the first bumbler-type game. Still a masterpiece all these years later
Literally crying at this comment
Truly the best comment
You bumbler!
I need to hear a video of Will MacKenzie from the Inbetweeners saying YOU BUM--bler
joo bambla
The game's humor is truly next-level for the era. It's so funny and I can't tell if it was meant to be
You bumbler had me in tears for a solid 10 minutes 💀
@@danielhodson6411 the "come on" in a heavy british accent thew me off
"Kongo! Bid Accepted!"
People will really see a game where a dog drives an excavator and wonder if the game is supposed to be funny.
No, it's funny cuz it's from that era.
Building tension by having the characters read about all the crazy stuff without actually telling the player anything is a pretty genius move if you think about it.
Tell. Don’t show
Indeed
If the audience wants to know about the explots of Jake "The Machine Wolf" Hongo they can look at the wikipedia article like everyone else, pretty lazy of them to just expect information to be spoon-fed.
@@Holly-ld8uj Don't show, don't tell
@@Tibovl show tell, don't
"Let's look through his album of his past exploits" killed me. Now that's how you introduce a villain!
I just so happened to be carrying his criminal record right here.
@@mariothane8754
His criminal record, but in convenient slideshow format
I guess he was president of his fan club
@@cheyannei5983 No, that would be his mother!
My favorite part was how he just had the scrapbook onhand.
Like just… glasses, phone, wallet, keys, album of Jake Hongo’s exploits… standard sh*t he brings with him whenever he leaves his house.
This game really encapsulates the FEELING of being a private contractor in a cut-throat dog-eat-dog economy.
It makes you feel like a bumbler
Being a contractor is the easy part. It's the sub-contractors that are eating each other ;)
You mean doggy dog economy
I genuinely remember playing this, but I was very young at the time so I had absolutely no idea what the hell was happening back then. Good to see that hasn't changed because I still have no idea what on earth is going on with this game.
Only true bumblers can understand
The mid-fight “You bumbler” taunt is actually a reference to Bumbler Interactive, who were creative consultants during development. They were actually the ones who decided to increase the sun’s brightness to 150%.
*The more you Know*
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
This legit cracked me up
Dude, in high school I was in a game development group named Bumbler Interactive, we won a few awards in 2016 at a game-making competition
I'm always impressed by you dudes who always find a way to contribute to the canon.
I don't know who decided the voice dubbing needed to be so aggressively British, but these do feel like the kind of people who would start a construction equipment fight club.
It was probably the British.
they do love their Diggers in the UK. i mean they made a theme park out of them so it seems appropriate
it's so obviously australian my guy
I feel like that's the best part that they chose these British accents for the voiceovers, hilarious.
The English version was released in Europe only, so it made sense that they'd use British voice actors.
Good idea giving the characters British accents, really adds an air of sophistication to this construction vehicle fighting game
I fucking love how at 4:38 Dunkey gets so genuinely confused by the phrase "bid accepted" that he drops his character voice. Unreal.
Having them look at an album of this dudes exploits but then not actually showing anything and just having the characters vaguely comment on it is so fucking funny
*anything *for money, they gotta keep it pg lmao
The fact that they have like this biography of all the filthy ass shit hes done for a quick buck
And the dude just had the entire album on hand for no reason, that whole scene was gold
you've heard of "show, don't tell", now get ready for "don't show AND don't tell"
How to prove a point the lazy way
As a man licensed to drive a forklift, this video is 100% accurate
Thank you for your service
You freaking bumbler
As someone who isn't licensed but have operated one on a few occasions, I agree.
So do you battle each other?
Were you also born in a construction vehicle
I love the delivery of "Shut it. Gramps. Agh." Its all so clunky and spaced out. This game seems to be self-aware, so that was definitely intention voice direction. This game seems wonderful.
The English dub of this game is absolutely amazing. It’s like something you’d see an abridged version that Team Four Star makes.
Actually true
I love how instead of showing how the machine wolf would do anything for money, the characters looked at an album that we couldn't even see. 10/10, that's why they say "don't show or tell, have the characters look at an album"
People complain about to much narration. Now it's just implied narration using one's own imagination. Genius level writing and plot design.
@@geeproters1096 "Wait, Machine Wolf did that to that girl!?"
"Don't worry. She survived and went on to become a successful supermodel."
"He really will do anything for money."
@@geeproters1096 Yeah, I'm pretty sure the implication is that he's done sex work.
In isolation its a pretty funny joke
"Don't show don't tell."
One of the rare times when the game itself is even funnier than Dunkey’s commentary
Bad take
The fact it's a Japanese game with Bri'ish/Ausie dub makes it even funnier
@@scamuel1896 you bumbler.
@@scamuel1896 YOU BUMBLER YOU BUMBLER YOU BUMBLER YOU BUMBLER YOU BUMBLER
...yeah all he did was repeat the same sound clips over and over lol
The man at 4:15 was in absolute terror looking at the paper as it actually had a photo of the sun
Ive been laughing at this for several minutes
3:44
Me: "What is happening?"
My daughter, watching with me: "I don't think he knows."
Dunkey: "What is happening?"
B- Born in a
C- Construction
V- Vehichle
truly a spectacle in wordplay with that title. im amazed this has only just NOW come to dunkey’s attention
Stolas pfp? Epic
He actually put a little bit of footage from this game in his The Japanese Difference video.
@@ThanatorRider The fact that anyone beat me to this is just tantamount to the fact that Dunkey has some of the most memorable videos. Hard to forget that lightning slam
Use to play this in tournamenets back in the day. 'you bumbler' still rings in my ears
I disagree
"COME ON, COME ON, COME ON, COME ON!"
“You can’t hit me!”
A hideo kojima game
go away
0:42 Seeing a bright sun in the sky is more traumatic than nearly being horribly crushed? Finally, a video game hero I can truly relate to.
Its funnier for me to imagine him screaming "C'mon!" repeatedly to his construction vehicle to work instead of challenging his opponent to "come at me".
Clearly I missed out on a masterpiece of a game while growing up. I can summon a lightning storm while driving a Crane Shovel? Shit, that's all you had to say.
Crane shovel? Really?
Any backhoe operators in the chat?
@@spartan117q13 here. Crane shovel is life
@@spartan117q13 🤙
@@mortson978 What's a crane shovel?
This game is one of those once in a life time gems a developer gets to work on, man I wish I was a fly on the wall for a brainstorming session.
I wonder where the dub came from
That voice acting is prime meme material
“Okay, so my dog stole my car and sold it to a junker.”
“That’s brilliant. I think I know who our next fighter is.”
or a bumbler on the wall
@@Mister_Clean It was only released in japan and the U.K. so it never got an American English dub
Game dev was inspired by a local construction worker who always yells "Come on".
So, to understand this game and see it for the masterpiece that it is, you need to both have worked in construction AND seen bee movie to fully comprehend the deep lore. For example, when he repeatedly shouts "YOU BUMBLER" he is actually referring to the bumbler bee, a species of bee featured in bee movie. And the crane he is driving is something construction guys use for work, but he uses it for fighting. The lore runs deep but it makes you work to fully understand it, and this game is a masterpiece much akin to the critically acclaimed roleplaying game, Elderly Ring.
well I work in construction... but I don't wanna watch the bee movie man D:
Gramps ring
I died at Eledrly Ring whats wrong with you? lmao
bumbler interactive isn't what it used to be
I worked in construction and this was EXACTLY what it was like. fighting competing companies for the rights on a gig or competing with other installation professions as you try to work around their garbage installation jobs
1:46 "WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? I AM!"
No dislikes once again, another masterpiece; Dunkey can’t be stopped
There is no Dislike count so there are probably people that have disliked this just saying
@@nyuhhhhh7760 over your head.
@@nyuhhhhh7760 your wrong. No one would dare dislike a single video of dunkey. His power is too strong to comprehend
@@nyuhhhhh7760 whoosh
U bumbler
"I was born in a construction vehicle. No one can match my control."
I never thought I would see a shounen anime where the power base is operating construction vehicles.
mecha
Why did his mother give birth in a construction vehicle? Is it because daddy Hongo tried to drive her to the hospital with a 30ps vehicle?
You never played Yakuza like a Dragon before.
It's no weirder than half the stuff that gets greenlit for anime. I can see this working.
> Let me show you my ultimate steamroller technique. Then you will know the meaning of true power.
@@pragmax Reminds me of the railroad parody manga of Initial D. "Dual-track drifting"
Without fail, I can see how this appeals to a core gamer and dunkey shows us another classic
This is definitely one of my favorite dunky videos of all time. The comedic timing of the end joke is just perfect
"The machine wolf Jake Hongo" sounds like a name dunkey would make up on the spot
Jake Hongo Gaming: ran, of course, by Jake Kongo
Or Kojima
my wife was signing the divorce papers but when i walked into the room with the dunkey beanie she changed her mind and we're happily married again thank you dunkey for saving my marriage.
That's cause your wife has been sleeping with Dunkey this entire time because you cant fulfill her needs sexually. Therefore, the mere scent of him from your beanie made it change her mind. Rest assure, once she comes to her senses, you'll evidently find those divorce papers in your mailbox and she can go back to having the best sexual intercourse in her life while vacationing with Dunkey in Tahiti.
As a fan of DougDoug, I couldn't be more disappointed in you
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 i dont get the joke please explain it with food
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 as a person who does not know who DougDoug is.... shaddap cuz no one cares
@@anthonyhernandez1767 Wow literally just walking around being a hater on something for no reason. Get your crap together man. Is this really how you want to live your life?
the look through his album of past exploits is a genuinely funny way to introduce a villain.The dialogue is fucking perfect as you don't fucking know what he has done and are just expected to believe he has done devious things.
Dunkey, your hats sold out too quickly! When’s the next drop? 🥺
Bargain Sale got em
Better come to Dunkey's Castle....
Say goodbye to your shoes.
This game really makes you feel like you were born in a construction vehicle.
ok
You are so clever for coming up with that. Wow. It is so funny. My sides. I thought maybe the "x really makes you feel like x" joke was overused and trite. But no. Your clever joke has restored my faith. Please keep it up. Maybe one day you too can become a dunkey clone.
@@nsr4interpol This comment really makes you feel like you were born in a construction vehicle
@@nsr4interpol Glad you enjoyed it 😊
It has a little something for everyone
Artdink was really on fire in the late '90s-early aughts. They also made a open-world caveman game where the objective was to kill enough mammoths to build a tower to the sun with their tusks, and that had a day-night cycle where the player character would instantly fall asleep on the spot no matter what he was doing.
What was it called??
@@christopherlyndsay8611 I just looked it up, it's Tail of the Sun. When localized to the US they added the option to wake up the caveman after he falls asleep, which I assume means that you couldn't on the Japanese version.
@@MechanicalRabbits i guess he just falls asleep and you don't get to play for the next 8 hours or something
Damn, somebody else played Tail of the Sun? Played as a kid and had no idea what was going on. Fun times.
They also made Notam of The Wind, a hot air balloon simulator for PS1 with really reallly good music
These are my favorite kinds of Dunkey videos. Where he goes through some old weird PS2 game nobody would have ever expected him to cover.
This is one of my favorites lately, I'm watching it a lot. Freaken hilarious.
New insult just dropped "You Bumbler!"
there's no coming back from that
COME ON!
eyy its the music man
You should try bumder as an insult
Definitely adding that one to my repertoire
As someone who has done construction work this is extremely accurate I always gasp at the sun and almost die when walking out of the trailer off break.
Dunkey has clearly never stumbled out of a Vegas casino on a summer day. It's like a fucking nuclear bomb.
You bumbler
@@Agressor030 CMON
@@rolanddeschain6265 it’s like you walk into a room with 50 guys with blow dryers on full blast.
This type of comedy goes so far from reality it becomes unironically funny. 10/10
Truly the greatest game to come out of Bumbler Interactive. Hats off to you, guys. Absolute work of art.
I’ll give them this, the “bargain sale” move is pretty fucking creative. I hope whoever came up with that got a raise.
I heard he was simply given a bargain sale.
raise from the dead
No they called him a bumbler for that one and crushed him with a crane
@@andrewodinson3726 Guess he didn't respect his elders.
kinda reminds me of golden oldies from dragon quest 8
I’m glad Dunkey is finally covering classics like Extreme Construction Truck Battle
Classic - never played it
Wait until his tries the classic fighting basketball game 1 on 1
I'm just gonna say
Thank you for uploading this, an spanish streamer I follow saw this video and decided to play it along with his friend on stream
Gotta say that this game is so bad that is good, this 5 min video it's just a mere fraction of how surreal it is
¿azul?
@@endikaaspeurrutia1013 most fluent in spanish dunkey fan
Much as I loved this,
"More Bumbler"
That had me in stitches.
As a bumbler this video really spoke deeply to me, thanks Dunkey.
You bumbler
@@user___name2468 Come on!
@@roxwize You bumbler
this game really makes you feel like a Bumbler. 9/10
It never ceases to amaze me how Dunkey can find all these ridiculous games
A true Bumbler
04:57 Amongst all the great jokes, attacks, and excellent voice acting, nothing tops BARGAIN SALE!
Choked on my fries....!
this is one of my all time favorite dunkey videos 💀 "you bumbler", "i don't know! who are you!?", and the crying out when opening the door get me every time
I had this game back on ps2. Played it all the way through and loved every second of it. Looking back it was an absolute mess of a game, but I was eight and my dad worked as a builder driving a digger all day, which meant it was the coolest shit.
I'd always thought it was one of those games that nobody other than me had played, like Robot Warlords and Dropship: United Peace Force. Prime grocery store bargain bin material.
Dropship might have been slept on, but it was a pretty good arcade flight sim. The sound was fantastic. Ground missions could be wonky though.
That's so cute lol, pretending to be your dad. He must have thought the same. Shame that the hustling at work all day didn't change the fact he was a bumbler.
@@AAARREUUUGHHHH COME ON! COME ON! COME ON!
@@Spiderbloke Holy shit, someone else actually played it. Did you spend a lot of time running over dudes in the driving tutorial like I did?
@@AAARREUUUGHHHH 10/10 troll, very subtle
"Im as light as a feather today, good workout!" - best character introduction
He was introduced before that scene.
It's Dunkey's go-to quote after taking a massive dump.
me after having a poo in the morning
Hey, you'll be working hungry, if you don't start eating
This is one of those dunkey vids that I watch at least a few times per week. Love it, you bumblaah
This game really makes you feel like a bumbler
So the main guy was running from a grandpa who wanted him to follow his destiny but the main guy didn't want that so he proceeded to brag about his destiny and how special he is and became the one true construction bumbler, truly a masterpiece to behold
@yaliso gioouy Nice copy pasted reply, big guy. I mean, spambot.
@@Mister_Clean ?????
@@tk0192 That account is a bot account. It copy pastes popular comments and replies to get clicks on their channel. You can click on their channel to see, but I wouldn't recommend it.
@@Mister_Clean Thanks man, appreciate it. I never click :)
@yaliso gioouy wtf tournamenets
I would instantly fall for a boy who’s forklift certified
@Levit my dream 💗💗
Hey girl
@@dbteepo86 This man is forklift certified for sure. You can tell by the confidence in his pick up lines which shows that he has picked up a lot of things before both inside and outside the forklift
have you met Gallopinghobo01?
@Gallopinghobo01 is right above your comment
This is truly a work of art. The bumbler never ceases to amaze me
This feels like old dunkey and it warms my heart
"the game also contains a romantic sub-plot involving the player character's step-sister" this has got to be the game of the year
I don't know if it's better or worse that I was expecting the sentence to end with a romantic relationship with a forklift rather than step sister
Suddenly: incest!
@@elcactusdelamuerte506 what a time to be alive
@@ubcs8625 the internet has truly made us a better species
This simply has to be THE most Japanese game ever
"He'll do anything for money" Damn, I didn't know Detective Gumshoe was so down on his luck
You've seen how many pay cuts this man has taken right?
Hey man, Detective Gumshoe's a good guy.
I'm so happy you finally covered this game, I figured it'd be up your alley
I was a couple years late to the party on getting a PS2 for christmas and this was legit amongst the first PS2 games I owned. I remember thinking it was actually pretty good, just a really rogue pick from my dad.
This feels like something you’d remember from your childhood, and then having it be so hard to explain to someone in order to rediscover it’s name that you pass it off as a weird fever dream you must have had.
That's an actual real experience I had with Michigan: Report from Hell
@@Nemesis_T-Type Man, that’s one heck of a good example.
@@Nemesis_T-Type that one actually looks like a fever dream
Check out M.U.L.E. for the NES
One of my all time favorite games, but good luck trying to explain it
4:02 friggin lost it when Dunkey started repeating "You bumbler" himself.
David Cage is surely involved somewhere in this masterpiece, what an emotional rollercoaster, I have to ask myself so deep introspective questions now.
I was having an extremely shitty week and then I see this video.
Thank you Dunkey.
Yet another instant classic from Bumbler Interactive. Thank you Bumbler
Yes... this is a real PS2 game. Dunkey barely scratched the surface at just how batshit insane this game gets. I recommend that all of you check out TheGamingBrit’s video where he goes through the game’s story mode. Some of the most hilarious shit I’ve ever seen!
Are you sure it's the GamingBrit? Can't find it in his videos
@@Mrfuzzypants26 I found it. Look for bcv.
Can someone link the video
y'all go watch the Saturday Morning Scrublords episode of this from Best Friends Play! good times...
There is also "Let's Play Crap" by NrGeek about this game. Polish youtuber that looks over REALLY crappy games. There are subtitles on that video.
Hidden gem right here. Thank you Dunkey.
I watched a full playthrough of this, man it goes places.
My favorite part of the game was when it revealed that the dude who decided which companies got the construction jobs actually had been faking for several chapters the contracts in order to incite the heroes and the "villains" into fighting each other in BCV.
And people say politics don’t belong in video games. Like y’all see this?
This video should've been longer. I wanted Dunkey to delve into the exploits of Jake Hongo, and the depths he would go to get money. Maybe there'll be a part 2.
"Construction Vehicle War: The sadness of Jake Hongo's tragic upbringing" puzzle game
Part 2 is a 5 hour retrospective of the making, rise and fall, and look back at the game effect on tournament fighting games
If his part 1 is so good ,why don't he make a Part 1 2
"CUMMON!! CUMMON! CUMMON!!! CUMMON! CUMMON!! CUMMON!!"
I felt that
Dunkey, *you bumbler,* you found yet another gem. Just be careful opening any doors and then it being too bright outside. *ARRGHH!*
3:25 omfg I died at "There are no bad controls, only bad players."
The dunkey lore is so vast, the joke possibilities are endless.
Haha I also have watched dunkey before and noticed that prevalent part of the video. This is relatable to me
@@brianbadonde9251 yeah you tell em brian badonde
@@bumimub that is indeed my username
The gameplay is intense and satisfying while the story is truly engaging with many twists and turns.
I have to give Extreme Construction Truck Battle a 12/10, masta peese
I haven't laughed this much for a long time bruh 😂🤣🤣😂🤣 FROM START TO FINISH LMAO
Dunkey reacted far more to the noises a man makes than to the fact that a mobile crane is able to emerge from a stairwell on a roof
i honestly have never struggled to breathe from laughing so hard as much as i have listening to the fighters talk shit to each other
You bumbla
You bumbler
COM'ON!
@@Boyotheboy COME ON, YOU BUMBLER
This guy is so funny I want to take a shower with him
based
Can I also join
How big is the shower I want in too
?? (same tbh)
Based
I haven't laughed this hard in a while. Thanks Dunky.
This truly is one of Dunkey's greatest hits
I love how the voice lines keep interrupting each other 😂
Classic early-2000's dubbing. No attempt to adjust voice lines or mouth movements, just shout over each other!
@@midlifecrisi Just like in real life!
LOL!! I died when the "bargain sale" happened and Dunkey edited in his hats that he sells at the store while saying "Now everybody calm down there's plenty for everyone WOAA-!"
It's a reasonable reaction to Dunkey merchandise.
Hagrid: Yer a bumbler, Harry.
Harry: Come on!
Going to binge this on Squishyroll next week!
I rented this game from a BlockBusters when I was like 8 and have repressed it into my memory for the last 15 years so thanks Dunkle
I don't even know how Dunkey discovered this beautiful game, but I'm glad he shared it with us, thank you Dunkey
I love the fact that all these dunkey bits from old ass videos are manifesting themselves as full length videos now
I needed this, thanks!
As a fellow redhead I can confirm every time I open the door and it's too bright outside I have a near-death experience.
When I was living in Denver, (little known fact, its actually 5000 miles closer to the sun but is only known as the mile high city) I would literally do this when I went outside in summer. In fact sometimes I would also curse loudly and yell at the sun and say "You Bumbler!!"
Over a minute in and we haven’t even gotten to the gameplay yet. This is gonna be fantastic
I think all of your videos make me audibly LOL but when you asked who the old man was it got me
"You bumbler, you bumbler, you bumbler! " that part is priceless 😂🤌