I beat EVERY James Cameron's Avatar Game so you don't have to
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Here we are in 2022 and I'm talking about James Cameron's Avatar - The Games. Plural because theres 5 of them. 5 totally different games all sharing the exact same branding that released on the same week. SO, HERE WE GO. Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS and Mobile x2 LETS GO.
Thanks to Portly for his assistance editing!
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#JamesCameronsAvatar
#Avatar
#Navi - Ігри
Yeah, I am crazy.
Lemme know some other games/series/weird things you'd like to see me dive hard into. Because why not? Someones gotta cover *looks down at notes* Metal Gear Survive?
You lovely man, you.
A video on all of the main franchise Metal Gear games would be sick - also thanks for the banger vid, Austin :)
What about long dormant series? F Zero comes to mind but maybe not that specifically. Or obscure platformer series like Kao the Kangaroo or Ty the Tasmanian Tiger.
Disney Pixar's Ratatouille is on every platform that was semi-relevant in 2007. Because of this, there are 7 different versions of the game, one of which is a Sly Cooper clone
How about diving deep head first into Touhou? Just buy a bunch of Touhou crap on consoles and Steam and see what you get.
There's some pretty neat games out there like the Touhou Puzzle Bobble for Switch that's actually made by Taito. There's also a lot of not-so-good ones like Touhou Kobuto V: Burst Battle.
I used to be a store manager at the Avatar area of Walt Disney World at DAK. I also did this years ago to prep myself on the lore. Mostly, no one gave a shit about the lore and just liked the rides. Except one guy. Navi Bob. Fucking Navi Bob. Came to the park almost every day in almost full hybrid safari/avatar vibes and tried speaking to people in Navi, which he was fluent in. Nobody spoke it. There was also a lady who showed up often with a hyperrealistic Navi baby in a carrier. She would tell unprompted it cost $600.
Weird job.
At least you weren’t bored
I know It's not your choice but why not hire Navi Bob ? He obviously sounds like he belongs there and fits in. Sounds like he would be a good choice for a character actor for the park.
Also there's an actual Navi language invented ? Jeez. I find it hard that one film could have spawned that. I mean Avatar was alright but I didn't find it super gripping or anything.
@@Gatorade69 No only was there a Navi language made for the franchise, I remember reading there were classes that you could take to learn it (like, college courses). I mean, seems no different than learning Elfish or Klingon, except that it is a lot less popular.
@@LevelUpLeo Yeah I know about Elvish and Klingon and those make a little more sense to me as there's been a lot of years of lore and thought behind them. I just find it a bit funny cause Avatar only had one movie (so far) and yeah I know there's books and stuff but it just doesn't seem like there's much lore there compared to say Star Trek.
@@Gatorade69 Yeah, I feel like its a little more "complete" inside Cameron's head. Like, you can really get the impression that he has this whole world and history and stuff planned out, but so far only had the one part of it released. Instead of waiting and making everyone find out all that stuff themselves, he wanted to skip to where it was the next Harry Potter and everyone wants to sign up to Wizarding World online.
James Cameron presents James Cameron's Avatar: written by James Cameron, directed by James Cameron James Cameron James Cameron.
James Cameron presents James Cameron’s Mid-Life Crisis or Why I Should’ve Stuck to Looting the Titanic.
@@zephyr8072 Featuring Dante, from Devil May Cry
Hideo Kojima: "So *that's* how they do it in Hollywood!"
(Insert South Parks James Cameron song here)
Presented by Austin.
I like how in the canon there are at least two other operatives who went rogue for the blue cat people and yet by the time of the movie they still haven't introduced ANY sort of failsafe.
Stupid sexy catgirls!
I haven't seen Avatar in a decade nor played any of these games (obviously), but like, can't the soldiers just... Shoot any human that goes rogue, like pulling out the cable of someone in the Matrix? Didn't they need to specifically sever Jake's connection to his human body in the movie to prevent the soldiers from doing that exact thing and killing him? Why can't the military just be like "hey, we're watching you, and if you show even the SLIGHTEST inclination of going rogue we are literally treating you as a deserter and putting a bullet in your skull"
@@raidenvakarian9362 What got me was the futility of resistance, cooperation would be a far better option because earth will expect the resources, and if they keep getting stalled the next ship to arrive in Alpha Centauri is just going to bomb the shit out of the mining area.
@@raidenvakarian9362 ding ding ding.
The military did have a failsafe.....
Makes you wonder.
Yes. They just had to "pull the plug"
If you will.
*Posts thing on internet*
Sheeple: "must be true!"
Everyone else" ummmmmm"
@@raidenvakarian9362 good job.
It hurt my brain no one was like...
"There were literal guards outside Jake Sully's room, to stop everything?????? Ummmmmmm 0-0"
And they were monitoring most of the time.....
So they knew when to pull the plug?
Ummmmmm......
Uh........
Avengers Endgame actually did go into the record book as the highest grossing film of all time, but avatar got a summer 2020 rerelease in China. No joke. That’s what brought it back to number 1.
LeL china go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
does it still count though since its its second release not its first like endgame?
@@matthewchristian9591 endgame did the same to reach the first time record, if we remove the possibility to release again in theaters a movie then endgame never reached that record
Wow. Dick move, Avatar
@@NCRvsLegion95 end game literally did the same thing a few days before leaving theaters to hit the record and using unfinished scenes they were desperate lol
It's insane to me that there's this much content to a franchise that is, at this point, one movie.
Same. One of these comments mentioned there is a Navi language and I'm like... What ?
@@Gatorade69
Like someone else said you can definitely tell that in James Cameron’s head he’s got everything mapped out and went to extreme lengths to really flesh out the world. I respect it but at the same time that level of obsessiveness is kinda nuts.
@@JohnDoe-wq5eu That level of obsessiveness is what people tend to insult when they view it objectively (i.e., in a vacuum), but they enjoy it - indirectly, mind you - when it forms the foundation of a quality piece of media they enjoy.
@@Gatorade69 A real language, and a surprisingly big community that speaks it! Kaltxì!
@@jaycarmichael8617 Oh woah, that's so cool! ^^ Thanks for the info!
“Unobtainium.” This truly was the greatest story of all time.
what is subtlety
@@austineruption subtlety is for cowards
To be fair, there are elements in real life that are equally stupidly named
that was the only believable part of the movie. Since its what scientists call unattainable elements.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unobtainium
The reason it took 13+ years now to get Avatars 2-5 out is not because they haven't been in production already, but because each one has so much CGI it takes 10 years to finish rendering
XD
square soft in the 90s was pushing out cutscenes that make me wonder why movies like avatar take so much longer to make when they have way superior tech and aren't limited by vram
Avatar 2 was finished years ago, it's just been exporting this whole time
I read somewhere that James Cameron was actually waiting for cameras technology to get a bit more advanced for what he is/was trying to do? I could be wayyy off and my sources are lost to the winds but I vaguely remember reading that somewhere on the internet. If it was a google homepage news article, I apologize to waste ya time 😂👌
@@peeko_luxx2873 you're right, that was a thing they mentioned in a Q&A session fairly recently. Something about 3D camera technology needing to improve. They were the first to film an entire movie in stereoscopic 3D (in 2010) with the original film, and they had to basically invent the technology to do so in the process. But 3D cameras have now come a long way in the last decade since
Apparently another holdup was a year and a half spent creating a mocap rig that also worked underwater
I think one of the reasons the movie was a huge success besides the "Made for 3D" thing (and James Cameron's name) is the large amount of worldbuilding and effort put into creating the setting and creatures, which are then portrayed with really good effects and CGI that still hold up, frankly IMO this interesting setting/worldbuilding was really held back by that simplistic cliché plot, which is why I'm interested in seeing what kind of plot they will use in the sequels and how much they will expand the setting.
The CGI not only holds up, it looks better than 90% of modern films. Also, besides the cliche plot, Cameron did an awesome job on the directing. All the action scenes feel amazing and way more realistic and 'heavier' that the ones in modern blockbusters like the MCU films (and i like MCU films but their action sucks)
Tbh I don't have much of an issue with the simple plot since it did well with showing and exploring the world. For as much as people shit on the story they also don't acknowledge how often the imperialism plot line has been done, but since it's the highest grossing movie people just point it out most. Which is a shame considering the amount of actual care that went into it
@@jackcassidy9963 Like Star Wars isn't anty-imperial at all.
@@stitchtehzombie7420 Honestly, there's no movie that would do its plot justice because it's movie, there's little time for anything.
@@jackcassidy9963 I agree to, a movie can have a simple plot, but it can open some room to develop characters and world building
what is bizarre is Avatar lost the highest profit of all time, re-released in china like last year for the first time, and took it back.
It's a training film there for what NOT to do when invading Taiwan.
@@photonboy999+99999999 social credits 😊👍
I know the new spider man was super close to passing it a couple weeks ago, no idea if it did or not though,
@@imillnotsick420 it doesn’t deserve to be #1 because that movie sucked
It did the same end game did. Endgame wouldn't even be close to #1 if it didn't rerelease
Maybe the next Avatar game will be some sort of Puzzle/Fighter/Dating Sim so they can check off a few more game styles off of the list.
You joke but I lowkey would play an Avatar dating sim
it's gonna be a survival gamr
tabletop strategy bikini distraction game...with horror elements....kids friendly
@@Rexdrinkredbull 👀 listen I'm not gonna lie BIG blue sexy cat aliens hit different 👐
Nope, open world far cry lol
As someone who played the Multiplayer fairly extensively on 360. I'm gonna give a short perspective on it. It was horribly balanced (Weapon loadouts were determined by your level in the single player if I'm not mistaken, so if you finished the game you had a massive advantage over someone who for whatever reason had not), yet kinda fun due to the jank.
You always go RDA. Certain parts of the maps would funnel the Na'vi players, letting the RDA just completely massacre them.
I used the Nail Gun myself.
I nailed a bunch of Na'vi back in the day. Didn't even need a hair erection. Good times.
Fun fact, I assume as a collaboration with the Disney Parks, before Disney Infinity was cancelled there were plans to include Jake Sully and Neytiri as playable characters/figues. This was before Disney owned Fox too.
@@Vulpas The Na'vis version of foreplay is connecting their ponytails together. In the context of the film itself it seems more like that's how they bang. Hence Hair Boners. This was a legit 2009 meme.
It's also how they tame animals.
We talk about ourselves and our own comments a lot, don't we
@@noahm44 About as much as you seem to enjoy being smarmy.
I also remember cheaters in the multiplayer as well. I played a few years after the game released, so there wasn’t as many players. Still fun though
Oh my god, I forgot about the Multiplayer until I saw this comment. That was my exact experience as well.
As a younger kid, I played three of these games, thinking they were all the same game. My dumb kid brain still thought they were somehow the same game, even after playing the DS one 😅. Haven't thought about them in years, but thank you for finally telling me I played 3 different games, despite the titles all being exactly the same!
The 2009 Avatar Mobile game was my entire childhood. Multiple playthroughs and really fond memories.
I had that on my first generation iphone
I've actually owned and completed 2 of these games. I've always felt the PS3 & 360 version were underrated... The DS game was aight.
This is the comment I was searching for.
I honestly had a ton of fun with the ps3 game. I played both endings and replayed them when they came out. Not some hidden gold mine here but underrated? I think so.
Perhaps these stories are generic but I thought it was a nice way to display something in past history that occurred not so long ago.
(Talking more from a complete historical standpoint rather than an animated Pocahontas movie)
The bit at the end just makes me want to hear about someone playing every version of Krusty's Funhouse.
Literally. I played Xbox 360 Avatar non stop. I got all armors for both sides as well weapons. Plus I’d always invade the bases of each side, as well go head first with a mech or get a beast to ride in.
Shoutouts to Butt Ugly Martians. The original Avatar
Ugh. I hated that show and It's theme song. Managed to completely forget about it until just recently when it was mentioned in a video. I find it funny I remember the theme song when I can't even remember the theme songs to shows I actually liked.
I thought I completely erased this from my mind... it was one of the worst things I have ever seen in my 29 years of life. The only decent memory I have from this nightmare fuel of a show, is getting a McDonald's toy of it, while on my way to a (legit) fun summer camp when I was 8 or 9.
At least the title was accurate the designs are butt ass ugly. That show has held up about as well as any early 3-D stuff does.
james cameron ripped it off.
@@ddjsoyenby
Not that surprising.
Considering the plot is basically dances with wolves in space.
(Dances with blue cat people?!)
I mean I don't think there was an original element in the movie whatsoever but I didn't stop it from selling.
I can't believe there were so many Avatar games. I vaguely remember one on PS3 but that's it. Certainly appreciate being enlightened.
My PS3 is still hooked up and it's still a good time waster.
I remember being 10 y/o, I could barely read the subtitles before they faded away in the movie theater, and still this movie left such a lasting impression on me. Naturally, the moment I found out about the PC game's existence I immediately got it. It sure as hell wasn't perfect, but as a kid it was perfect in my eyes and I played it at least like 6 times. It's funny how much you can enjoy things as a kid.
The “so you don’t have to” game series is the greatest thing in video game review journalism since Austin Eruption 🌋.
I remember ragequitting the banshee levels on the wii game. It was SO incredibly frustrating for a kid, the controls were borderline unusable. Ah, memories.
6:24 If I think of "Avatar" I think of bending the Elements and more recently about the fact that Kyoshi with her 7 feet flat frame and a penchant for excessive violence was probably fricken' terrifying.
But I know that's not the Avatar(s) we are talking about here.
i wish it was.
Avatar for the DS is still one of my favorite games for the system, but I can't beat it because I'm 90% sure I softlocked myself right outside the FINAL BOSS ROOM!!! And since I'm one of the only 6 people on the planet who own this game, and the only person who has ever posted any walkthrough only has the first ten minutes of the game. If I EVER beat it before I did, I think I'll be the first person ever to do so.
The force unleashed was slightly different in all versions
Ah, what a love/hate I have for those games on PC. Locked to 30FPS which makes them sluggish. Tried to unlock but it causes physics glitches. Can't seem to get the first one working properly now in Widescreen. Still, I really enjoyed them.
I thought I was crazy when I heard that the new game was releasing and had been developing for an extremely long time because I was sure I saw that game back in 2009.
This definitely clears things up now.
Been having a bad couple of days. I laughed too hard at the "one handed game" jab at DOA volleyball. Man, always good videos.
I don't get the joke
@@dragowolf268 Dead Or Alive is known to a good number of people for its implementation of breast jiggle physics, often overly embellished. The spin offs of the beach volley ball games are full of scantily clad female characters. Do I have to explain further? I'm not being mean with that question, so please do not take it that way.
@@DirePanda I think I get it
Ii also think I should get it
Endgame did yoink the record. But then Avatar had some anniversary re-release which pushed it back over the top.
huh, I wonder: if you take away the extra charges for 3D showings, would Avatar be anywhere near the top?
According to Wikipedia, was the 3D gross $1.35 billion, and worldwide total was $2.7 billion. Which would have placed it on 12th according to my calculations. However the cinema I saw it at didn't show the 2D version until midnight or you had to watch 3D. So I would've preferred to watch it in 2D as I wear glasses. So we don't know all these cases either, the "wanted 2D but had no choice" gang..!
@@TeruteruBozusama for like two year after Avatar if someone wanted to watch a new blockbuster he had to go to the 3D version since it was nearly all that was in theatres. It was really annoying, mostly because it was a fad and the movies were not, for the most part, made for this.
I have something like 20 pairs of glasses somewhere.
@@ahok1937 I remember watching Home (the dreamworks movie) with a cousin in 3D as yet again the 2D showings without dubs were at midnight, and for majority of the movie I could see it just fine without the 3D glasses on... I don't know how many films are still in 3D though, as it seems to have been stretched to its limits with the technology available for kind of cheap.
Trying to research it with a movie showing website. First I searched for just 3D and the first result was funnily enough the Last Airbender, so the pathetic pebble was supposed to "fly" by the audience then? Back to work...
About 40 movies were in 3D last year
And many are this year too, if anything more...
I actually played the DS version back when I was around 14 and really liked it. Yeah it was super simplistic, but considering it was one of my first DS games (my actual first was another game I rarely hear talked about called Guilty Gear Dust Striker) I had a blast with it.
why the FUCK did they make a Guilty Gear DS exclusive smash clone?
@@MateusAuri I wish I had an answer to that. I just think it's funny as my introduction the series.
My favorite example of different games with the exact same box art actually doesn't come from a licensed game. Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands was released in time for the movie and the PS3/360 game was completely different from the Wii/PSP version. Not only with gameplay, but the stories are completely unrelated and neither of them tie into the film they were trying to promote. It's just weird to see this coming from an already famous game franchise. I guess that all the licensed jank that Ubisoft was doing at the time rubbed off on their mainline titles.
Yeah I remember that being odd.
Of course now the only version you can currently play on current consoles is the 360 version.
It's wasn't just Prince of Persia, Splinter Cell Double Agent was completely different on Xbox and Xbox 360, though you can play either versions through backward compatibility which is neat.
@@GenerationZ313
It was kind of cool that instead of just getting a downgraded version you get a completely unique one.
A tradition that definitely died as demonstrated by the switch.
@@JohnDoe-wq5eu it was certainly an interesting time to be a gamer. That said it's quite misleading when you see an advertisement of the console version, then find out its different than what was advertised on TV.
bro, the memories this video just gave me is of plethora amount. I used to play an Avatar game in PSP when I was a kid
"as long as we get more sigourney weaver its fine"
her character died
but she's listed on the cast for Avatar 2
@@KeybladeKidZack wait what the fuck
her character claimed to see god and withered away, how is she in a sequel
Your guess is as good as mine. Vin Diesel is also in the credits, so at least we know it'll be a family movie
Spider-man has a lot of games that are different depending on the platform but are consistent in that they share cover art.
Ahh memories! The Ubisoft avatar console game was actually such a blast. Love your vids man
Awesome! So happy to see another Video from Austin. I was just checking your channel a day or two ago, to see if I you had put out any new videos but they weren’t recommended to me or something! But thankfully they are still being shown to me when they come out!
It's the highest, but only because they keep including its multiple rereleases. Kinda bullshit when you put it back in theaters years later, and that's counted towards the total, when Avengers got there with its (as of now) single theater release.
@@Vulpas Avatars dancing with wolves in space. If it didn't have his name on it, as the director of T2 and Titanic, no one would have really cared, but because he's done good work in the past, people act like he can do no wrong.
100% I'd love to see a new AAA version of this game that allowed you to pick between the humans and Navi, even though I'd honestly just pick the humans
It's "Dances with Wolves" almost to a tee, its weird how much it's spot on, story beat to story beat
Just started the video and I can tell who's been playing Endwalker. I hear that Radz-at-Han theme in the background!
For games with the same box art but different gameplay, I remember the licensed harry potter games was like that (Prizoner of azkaban comes to mind especially, pc version was 3d adventure while gba was a 2d RPG), and I think also some of the early lego games were different between consoles, though not genre different.
ghost recon advanced warfighter has 4 different versions
Also handled Sonic Colors and Generations are the same base games than their console counterpart but with different levels and a 2.5D style, almost like a demake.
For the most part the DS ports of Lego games were scaled down versions of the console version though with a few exceptions.
The first 3 Harry Potter games were all different games depending on the platform (PS1/PS2/PC, etc.) . Starting with the 4th game, it was the same game on all platforms after that.
Impressive/disappointingly so, Goblet of Fire was the EXACT same game on GBA as it was on PS2/GC
The Sorcerer’s Stone PC game was TERRIFYING. Those frickin’ bobblehead models.
Okay, so this is the first video I watched from you, like the content but LOVE the music in the background, you've hit some childhood memories my guy. Thanks.
"As you know, we trust you."
That's...borderline ANTI-dialogue.
No seriously, what?
Love me some avatar the last airbender
Lol
Lol
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Austin: For now, we need to slap on our 3D goggles and return to the world of Pandora... kind of.
honestly always loved the single player aspect of the console/pc version, i think what made me really like it was the fact you can pick your faction and get gear respective to each with missions exclusive of each, really made it feel like effort was put into it.
I played the game in my xbox when i was a kid (probably 9/10 yo) and i love it to this day, the rda campaign as a kid felt intimidating, specially in the levels where you were alone, wandering through the jungles of an alien world where everthing tries to kill you, even the fucking plants, i felt captivated by the atmosphere of the game, playing it as an adult feels more about hey lets kill some alien bastards with my kick ass power armor, so i undesrtand your point of view, its not a great game by any means but its hella fun and enjoyable if u get into its atmosohere
I really enjoyed this video!! the movie tie in video game genre is effectively dead anymore (for better or for worse) so getting these kind of post mortem deep dives on them is honestly fascinating. i would love to see more, I think your licensed games videos are some of my favorites honestly because not a lot of people talk about them : >
I would say they are only life support thanks to all those mobile tie in games I keep seeing ads for occasionally.
I had no idea this many games even existed, thank you for your service in covering them!
This was a fun watch, the "so you don't have to" series has been great
4:17 omg Phantasy Star Online nostalgic flashbacks with that sound lol
The Force Unleashed on PS2/PSP/Wii developed by Krome Studios is actually the best version of the game. It's about to get a Switch port and I couldn't be more stoked. I also remember the DS version being not that bad despite the touch screen controls being hella sus.
I hope he covers this game!
I highly recommend looking into the Transformers games based on the first Michael Bay movie. The ps2, ps3 and DS games are all completely different in terms of gameplay and quality its kinda hilarious (no joke the DS games are actually pretty good)
Love the vid and looking forward to the next one. Super interesting concept!
Love the usage of Radz-at-Han's theme from FFXIV
18:10 You hit the nail right on the head. I had this on my first phone (iPhone 3GS). I played this for hours on end but never beat it.
It's a shame what mobile gaming has been reduced to now.
I spent so long yesterday trying to find this game reasonably priced for the 360.
Seeing this video today is just making me want to search more lmao.
Thanks so much for making this video ❤️
EDIT: I BOUGHT THE GAME FOR $15. ITS A MIRACLE. I owe it all to this video for making me check the Goodwill auction site again lmfao
EDIT 2: I finished the whole game with both campaigns. Originally planned to try and get all achievements too but getting each map to 100% would be insane.
I definitely recommend this game to those who still have a 360. Was a fun experience that felt unique at parts. Whole game felt like it was supposed to be bigger in scope. Hopefully the sequel game coming out will work on the foundation laid by this game.
Considering the new Avatar game is coming soon with Ubisoft returning to make it, I wonder if they are going to at least make the first game available for purchase on modern platforms. I know it's not great but if Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom and Star Wars The Force Unleashed can be re-released then I'm sure this one can too.
@@GenerationZ313 I actually hope they work upon the foundations/ideas this game had. It really did feel like they had planned for the scope of the game be much bigger than it ended up being.
9:52 "extremely run, short time." A beautiful jumble
Loving the deep dives
"Extremely run short time"
*Dances with Wolves with blue smurfs* 'nuff said 🙄🤭
just look at "MILITARY CORPORATIONS BAD THE BROWN FOLKS NEED WHITE SAVIOR #756" on a piece of paper and you'll see the plot.
Every time I watch avater it never gets bored
The Simpsons Movie Game is one of the ones where there are different box arts but the gameplay is very different for every version
If there's any one failing of the Avatar franchise (specifically the movie), it's the use of the name unobtanium. They could have called it ANYTHING else and it would have been better. They could have gone basic and called it E-119 (the 119th element) and it would have been fine. It feels like unobtanium was a placeholder name in the original script that just...stuck and was never changed.
It's terrible.
One of my most clearest movie memories is going to see avatar in 3D and seeing the woodsprite come so close to me it felt like I could touch it just sticks with me to this day
Loved the variety of FF music throughout.
the legend of spyro and crash bandicoot mutant games all share the same box art but are night and day on almost every system, crash of titans on ds even has a completely different ending to the other versions
I freaking LOVED the pc game, I've completed probably about 20 times since getting it back in 2009. Really looking forward to the new game :D
Man, I music really makes me want to spend tomestones...
6:25 Well Depends Because Some People Don't Think Of Banshees Because There Is Another Famous Franchise That Used That Term For An Iconic Flying Vehicle:
*H a l o*
16:21 Ah ...oh no your hitting me with unneeded nostalgia with this pic right here
18:12 Literally me. I thought this game died in everyone’s memory and i was the only one who played it. Also, me and my brother unironically had the ps3 version, wii version and I had the iOS version. A lot of people discredit Avatar, from its copying of plot elements to an uninspired score compared to a very cool project that paid for musicians to hear from indigenous people across the world to give the Navi a unique sound that was ultimately scrapped. I also think they underestimate how cool it was to kids. Big battles on a planet that looks like our, but with otherworldly elements. And visually, especially for the time, it was the only movie of that high quality graphics to bring those kid’s dreams of a greener planet with a cool tree house to life. It was a monopoly for the time of giving kids another world to escape into, and i think thats what these games were trying to capitalise on.
The film that rips off everything, from Dances with Wolves, to Aliens, to Final Fantasy X, to Last Airbender, to Battle for Terra, to Nausicaa.
Also Pocahontas and FernGully.
nah you gotta do shreaded cheese for the nachos. gets more cheese on each bite lol
also, how does austin just.....not age?
Now I want Nachos... but I can't make nachos as good as we used to at the restaurant I cooked at. We used both shredded cheddar and some Velveeta to make them extra gooey cheesy with ground beef (or chicken) and we fried the chips ourselves and topped with onion, tomato, olives (if you wanted), jalapeno, guacamole and sour cream. Ugh. I'm hungry now.
great content loved the sponsor break it was really well written
I liked the one Avatar game on PC for one reason. It kept trying to guilt-trip you if you sided with the humans and there was some satisfaction in refusing to help the stupid blue people and their creepy nature-control tree each time.
Unfortunately there was no “drop asteroid on the smarmy navi” option but hey still better than the movie.
Then again Plan 9 from Outer Space is better than the movie.
it never ceases to amaze me how hard the Hype Machine went for a movie that was honestly pretty mediocre & forgettable
"its extremely run short time..." cracked me up "run short time" instead of "short run time" i dont think you noticed that one .
Good usage of the Windurst music at the end there.
Literally came looking for this comment haha. Glad I wasn't the only one who caught it
Austin, why?
Meh I thought the film sucked. I mean I wanted the humans to win. Apparently there's 8 sequels planned and frankly I think George R.R Martin will get out his next book...no....finish the GOT series by the time the second film has a trailer.
To be fair it’s rather hard to write a sequel when one side has space superiority and the other side has sticks.
Though if they were real creative.... invasion by Navi Europeans.
I may just want to see a blue cat person in a Conquistador hat.
You wanted the humans to win? Isn’t that kinda like rooting for conquistadors?
@@therock238360 yeah....so? I don't care about some xenos scum
Darek Baird you’re getting your James Cameron movies mixed up
@@therock238360 You don't know 40K
thank you for the Windurst theme at the end.
Dat FFXI Windurst music doe... you're my hero.
I owned the PSP copy as a kid. It was a blast for someone who loved the movie when it came out. Even back then I recognized the simplistic combat flow and wack QTE’s but it was still fun. Thanks for bringing back some good memories.
20:44 - I’m Commander Shepard and this is my favorite choke on the Citadel.
I appreciate Radz-at-Han being here
I didn't know this was something I had to do. But now that you did it for me. Thank you Austin, I really appreciate it! lol
I have heard Avatar is Dance of the Wolves set in space.
YO THE JADE COCOON MUSIC REALLY HIT. And chrono cross just all the soundtracks i listen to lol
I actually have that game on a shelf somewhere and actually enjoyed it.
The fact you got to pick whether to choose to join the navi or humanity...
It was a fun game personally.
If you're interested in games that share a name but are fairly different, Toy Story 3's like that in a sense. There's a PS3/Xbox360 version (PS3 version's got exclusive Zurg content for the toybox mode), the Wii version's got less content for the toybox mode than 360/PS3, the PC version's the Wii port in HD without motion control, PS2/PSP are a different game entirely from the other, and the DS game is a completely different game utilizing the two screens the console has.
I remember being able to side with tha na'vi while also being a human, i thought that was cool as a kid
I loved the avatar game on wii. The focus on stealth was awesome.
First time I've heard of any game based off this movie. I also had already forgotten they announced a new game not long ago with just a basic teaser that doens't tell anything. I guess I tend to forget about the blue people Avatar quite easily.
As someone who played the multiplayer on ps3 pretty extensively when it first came out it was surprisingly good. I always bring this up when someone askes about surprisingly good licensed games.
Part the reason that avatar is my fav movie even tho I rarely ever watch it, is because you can tell the people making it care deeply for it. Plus you don't have to watch an entire series to understand even a single shred of it
0:29 someone please tell me where I’ve seen this blue alien before. It’s unlocked a memory
Butt ugly martians
That ride at disney was one of the longest lines I've ever been in... but it was pretty dope I'm not gonna lie
BRO I PLAYED THAT PHONE GAME AS A KID AND I STILL REMEMBER HOW MUCH I LOVED IT