This could be a feature in the sequel to survive the internet, where instead of the answer to the question getting taken out of context, it searches the answer on google and gives the other player the most popular search result to take out of context. It would fit the internet theme a lot more
I wish there were more footage of... _the game_ Edit: wait hold on guys, I swear I wasn't trying to invoke that one grade school game that you can't even win, we are grown men here
in many ways, the creative processes are harder than the technical processes writing the code is in a lot of ways, easier [short of examples when you need really advanced, fine-tuned systems, many do not] making the engine for an RPG, or a shooter, or a puzzler, etc... is comparatively easy to the art/level/gameplay/story design and naming things. it's even worse in the committee-based process where MULTIPLE individuals have their "valuable" input about how a single art asset should turn-out. only the programmers are intended to see the code, and most others won't notice/complain as long as it doesn't have major problems with its performance/stability. the design elements will be noticed and picked-apart by everyone. that's how water-based levels get hit so hard by negative feedback, because even the hardcore gamers find them tedious or confusing/frustrating, despite the brilliant way they turn an entire level into a puzzle. hell, right from the beginning, this shows how that design thing can be difficult just because of other people. the final design is radically different from the original, and significantly different from the intermediate that even got greenlit in the first place. honestly, the original idea in some form or another sounds pretty good, and shame that it got killed on basically the first day.
I had no idea this even existed! What a weird game, but it actually sounds fun! It's actually really cool to hear the development history of a game about which you don't know anything. I kind of put myself in the shoes of everyone involved a bit more, not knowing very well how it would end :-)
Glad you enjoyed the video! Similarly, it's a nice change to research a game that I've never come across before - I'd definitely like to do more of this sort of thing, but I don't know if I'll stumble upon something this interesting and obscure again!
Very unique idea for a nintendo game. It's also pretty unique how you are telling and visualising the stories on how those games were made. It seems like a retelling of a personal story, something most of the "how was it made"-shows on youtube fail. Thank you again for this video Thomas!
Aw, thank you so much! I kinda stumbled upon this visual style because I have no drawing experience or anything like that, but I'm actually really pleased with where it's ended up (if I say so myself!) So anyway, thanks for your really kind comment!
@@ThomasGameDocs i think that today's episode is even more niche ;) a video covering miiverse would be cool. You do a great job with these docs, you have a truly unique style. Best regards
Oh no... All I know about Miiverse's development is that Nintendo tried to make a program that could automatically detect when troublemakers were drawing dicks. And to make this program, the dev team looked at a wealth of examples... and yeah. The things Nintendo has done for us.
Can I request a video on Atlus’s “Trauma Center” series? It’s relatively underrated and I would love to learn more on its development history. Thanks and keep up the good work!
When I saw this video on my subscription box, I was like "They did what?". And then I watched it, and I went "They did what?". I had seriously never heard of this one! And I'm ashamed, for my specialty are gimmicky and weird games on Nintendo consoles! I guess stuff slips through the cracks when you ain't paying attention. Specially if it's Japan exclusive! But nonetheless, interesting stuff! Thanks for showing me something new today!
No problem, glad to show you something new! I think the times that'll happen will be few and far between, so I'd better relish in it while I still can!
Sounds like a fun game, although I'm pretty sure you can't play it anymore since Nintendo pulled the plug on the Wii. I wonder if it could work on emulators.
The concept, especially the "Which is higher" mode, inevitably reminds me of the Google Fights flash game that used to be pretty popular back in the 2000s, where you typed in two search inputs, two stick figures would start duking it out, and then the one whose search input had the higher Google results would knock out the other and win.
Looking at this I was like "wow, I wish I got to play this!" and then I saw all the work that went into the word sorting and I realized it would be hell to localize
I work in search engine optimization and I am completely fascinated by this!! The fact that the developers got access to freaking quality rating data in 2007 is completely NUTS. I wish I could get data like that today!
I LOVE your channel so far, and I think it deserves a lot more attention, however I think there is just a bit too much plain silence in between cuts. Reducing the time in between them might help the video a bit smoother, however it's all up to you. I'm just a viewer trying to help.
I'd like to note that Shift, the people who developed "And-Kensaku", are the same people who developed God Eater 1&2, Devil Dice (XI) and Code Vein. To be honest, this really surprised me when I found out about that!
Me (Halfway through the video): this is interesting... Me: *accidentally taps something else* Me: whoops! Well as long as I rush back and an add doesn't come up, i won't restart video! Me: oh no! An add! Resese Add: "Resese: not sorry" Me: thanks a lot! You know, I've always hated peanut butter! That's literally what the add said.
Its a very creative idea, maybe a little too creative which is why they had some struggles. However i wish games with this level of creativity were more popular and prevelant
An RPG where you use words to create heroes. Kinda sounds like scribblenauts.
Daniel Cain
or *_bookworm; deluxe_*
Harry AGHHHH ITS NOT EVEN HIM!
Scribblenauts: Google edition
Search up Rule 34 and bam, instant win
Marx T.C.J. Omg! Lol
These google-based minigames would actually work really well as part of a Jackbox game, today.
yeah, and-kensaku would be the perfect jackbox game
exaclty my thoughts, these dudes did not knew they were making a trivia game
yeah!
This could be a feature in the sequel to survive the internet, where instead of the answer to the question getting taken out of context, it searches the answer on google and gives the other player the most popular search result to take out of context. It would fit the internet theme a lot more
I'm surprised they didn't just name it "Wii Search"
that's actually better than the legitimate name
We search
@@MocaHere Wii search. Do you?
Then it would have sold better
Wii are surfing the internet
That just sounds like Google feud with extra steps
literally
but i think this game was made first
with means google feud copied
*That just sounds like slavery but with extra steps*
*Rick and Morty **_reference I see_*
That’s sounds like an awesome title for it
and sir was created before Google Feud. Therefore, you should say Google Feud is just and sir with less steps
I wish there were more footage of... _the game_
Edit: wait hold on guys, I swear I wasn't trying to invoke that one grade school game that you can't even win, we are grown men here
Is there
Just go online and just google anything
We've all lost now...
@@emilymarley4505 I just lost the game :(
@@iiclyde_nodes174 goddamn you
Nice video! I had no clue this even existed until the spirit appeared in Smash Ultimate, bug I love learning about obscure Nintendo games like this.
Glad you enjoyed it! Oh, and thanks for the shoutout on Twitter, by the way - any spreading of the word is super super appreciated!
@@ThomasGameDocs You're welcome! Always glad to give a shoutout to a great creator :)
What there’s a spirit is it in world of light
@@tophatinpfp8429 yeah is there an spirit of the game?
@@tophatinpfp8429 No, you find it in the spirit board.
"After be had that idea, he went to his boss and told him about it, his boss said"
Boss: Have you been out drinking again?
Who is the hero in your picture?🤔😄
babis babinos maybe a female lyold irving from tales of symphonia!?
Heartless Kyōakuna yes they have lol
Jackbox Games should totally make a new game using this idea.
ItzMichaelPhillips It would be like another Guesspionage which would be cool
@@smithberns7862 Yeah
G O O G L E F E U D
Was literally thinking this
Hey I know you
1:41 Is nobody gonna point out that he roasted himself?? Okay. I guess not.
69, nice
@Bearded Angel Hah! I did it!
Oh, I didn't notice that, this is why I love TGD
That's because he didn't.
Its self depricational humour
oh wow nintendo made higher or lower before it was popular.
jiffy who knew
Xane I am fucking confused m8y
It’s Clem Time Bitch!! U wut m8
Wow, I never would've thought the hardest process of making a game was naming it haha
Super interesting story, and great video as usual :D
Thanks, glad you liked it!
in many ways, the creative processes are harder than the technical processes
writing the code is in a lot of ways, easier
[short of examples when you need really advanced, fine-tuned systems, many do not]
making the engine for an RPG, or a shooter, or a puzzler, etc... is comparatively easy to the art/level/gameplay/story design and naming things. it's even worse in the committee-based process where MULTIPLE individuals have their "valuable" input about how a single art asset should turn-out. only the programmers are intended to see the code, and most others won't notice/complain as long as it doesn't have major problems with its performance/stability. the design elements will be noticed and picked-apart by everyone. that's how water-based levels get hit so hard by negative feedback, because even the hardcore gamers find them tedious or confusing/frustrating, despite the brilliant way they turn an entire level into a puzzle.
hell, right from the beginning, this shows how that design thing can be difficult just because of other people. the final design is radically different from the original, and significantly different from the intermediate that even got greenlit in the first place. honestly, the original idea in some form or another sounds pretty good, and shame that it got killed on basically the first day.
freaking Horizon zero Dawn is the perfect example of this
I had no idea this even existed! What a weird game, but it actually sounds fun! It's actually really cool to hear the development history of a game about which you don't know anything. I kind of put myself in the shoes of everyone involved a bit more, not knowing very well how it would end :-)
Glad you enjoyed the video! Similarly, it's a nice change to research a game that I've never come across before - I'd definitely like to do more of this sort of thing, but I don't know if I'll stumble upon something this interesting and obscure again!
7:17
Stepladder, obviously!
"So? What's the difference? You need to stop judging things based on narrow-minded cultural assumptions, Nick!"
“This all seems so horribly familiar somehow...”
People of culture I see...
"What's the difference? Looks a normal ladder to me, pal!"
@@clark5317 a ladder is usually bigger with more rungs safety holdings etc
A step ladder is usually a meter tall and has 3-5 rungs for standing on.
the original prototype game would make a good jackbox mini-game
Or a mario party one with nintendo themed search results
Very unique idea for a nintendo game. It's also pretty unique how you are telling and visualising the stories on how those games were made. It seems like a retelling of a personal story, something most of the "how was it made"-shows on youtube fail.
Thank you again for this video Thomas!
Aw, thank you so much! I kinda stumbled upon this visual style because I have no drawing experience or anything like that, but I'm actually really pleased with where it's ended up (if I say so myself!) So anyway, thanks for your really kind comment!
A robot mascot... an ANDroid!
ok
Can you make a video about the creation of Miiverse?
Hmm, I'll definitely look into it! I'm not sure how many people would find it interesting though - it would be pretty niche!
@@ThomasGameDocs Ok thanks ^^
@@ThomasGameDocs i think that today's episode is even more niche ;) a video covering miiverse would be cool. You do a great job with these docs, you have a truly unique style. Best regards
Oh no... All I know about Miiverse's development is that Nintendo tried to make a program that could automatically detect when troublemakers were drawing dicks. And to make this program, the dev team looked at a wealth of examples... and yeah. The things Nintendo has done for us.
@@MarkThePage I think that's a myth.
Can I request a video on Atlus’s “Trauma Center” series? It’s relatively underrated and I would love to learn more on its development history. Thanks and keep up the good work!
I'll look into it! I don't wanna promise anything definite, since I'm super super fickle, but I'll definitely take a look!
fun fact my mom actually played that game and loved it.
@@nem52207 K.
Atlus in general needs recognition, or more so, "cognition," if you know what I mean.
Wake Up Get Up Get Out There . . .
and go make that video Thomas!
Also nice Taiko Drum
Fun Fact: The Ando Kensaku Actually is a spirit in Smash Bros. Ultimate (or i think it is may be wrong)
No, you're correct! That's actually where I got the high quality picture of the character from!
Great Video. This sorta reminds me of the Everybody Votes Channel on the Wii. A fun way to vote and guess wider opinions. RIP Wii online.
I would search "Does Mario ever crap his pants?"
XD Really?
3:26 Hey, I've seen that robot before. It's a Spirit in _Smash Ultimate!_ This is where it came from?!
Yes.
1:06 And this is how scribblenauts came to be
When I saw this video on my subscription box, I was like "They did what?". And then I watched it, and I went "They did what?". I had seriously never heard of this one! And I'm ashamed, for my specialty are gimmicky and weird games on Nintendo consoles! I guess stuff slips through the cracks when you ain't paying attention. Specially if it's Japan exclusive! But nonetheless, interesting stuff! Thanks for showing me something new today!
No problem, glad to show you something new! I think the times that'll happen will be few and far between, so I'd better relish in it while I still can!
Great editing! I look forward to seeing more from you.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
The first idea was way more intresting tbh e-e
Lol
Me: Watches a video related to Googling
Also me: Gets a Google ad before the video
there's a glitch that happens on this channel, you don't have 8 billion subscribers
ParPar What made you think he needs 8 billion subscribers. I just want to know.😐
Sunny Daxikar IKR?! We all know he needs 100 Billion Subscribers.
TheRandomGuy / TyToonz YT I agree.
ParPar I know this is going to be an r/woooosh, but that’s more than the world population, about 7 billion.
HolaSoyAndree actually about 7.8 billion but ok also I have reddit
the visuals and graphics you use in your videos are a delight to watch, they're just so charming and funny
Sounds like a fun game, although I'm pretty sure you can't play it anymore since Nintendo pulled the plug on the Wii. I wonder if it could work on emulators.
Ando kensaku dosent need online to play
@@lol._.3927
Σ(っ°Д °; )っ
lol...so it's sitting on like 9 years outdated search data, basically...XD
I'd love to see a fan translation of this game.
It shouldn't be that difficult, really.
i would like to have a game like this on switch. seems fun, and with hd graphics it would be better
Humorflix YPTH y mas I agree
They'd have to make a form8dable icon that would stand the test of time for it to sell, or maybe use the Mii family of games
Y e s
I must say that the developers of anything at all never cease to amaze me with their commitment.
Remember when Nintendo made Google maps for NES? good tiems
did they?
@@gotatopaming6336 ua-cam.com/video/rznYifPHxDg/v-deo.html
Gotato Paming r/wooosh
Wasn't it an april fools?
@@vittoman4392 I think, but it was one day early
You're insanely good at editing, why dont you have more subs!?!
7:19 A wild Phoenix Wright reference appeared! :D
The visuals for this video were so pleasing :')
Haha, thanks!
You know it’s a good ending because no one got sued
The concept, especially the "Which is higher" mode, inevitably reminds me of the Google Fights flash game that used to be pretty popular back in the 2000s, where you typed in two search inputs, two stick figures would start duking it out, and then the one whose search input had the higher Google results would knock out the other and win.
0:57 I thought he was gonna say lighting
Google also known as the creator of Pangolin love game.
Looking at this I was like "wow, I wish I got to play this!" and then I saw all the work that went into the word sorting and I realized it would be hell to localize
Take shot everytime you hear a page turning
It was like Google feud for the Wii era
i love how he just used hackertyper.com when he needed to show code on screen
amazing channel, always topics i haven't heard about before
I work in search engine optimization and I am completely fascinated by this!! The fact that the developers got access to freaking quality rating data in 2007 is completely NUTS. I wish I could get data like that today!
This channel is so underrated
Hey that first mini game in the game reminds me of that on game called “google feud”
Editor: So how many paper sound affects do you want.
Thomas: Yes.
"What is my purpose?"
"You appear in ten things you didn’t know videos."
"Oh, god."
if you searched Google you would have a god character.
And here we are 11 years later I have a Wii but never heard about And Search.
Hearing all these development stories really makes you appreciate these silly ideas.
It’s 1:20 am. Taking a final scroll on UA-cam before bed, and now all the videos I want to watch come, making me stay up longer and longer-
Literally nobody was like "How many bottles of beer have you drank in the last hour?"
" How many sites do you want to make your own version of? "
Nintendo : y e s
I really like your videos. Do you do them all yourself?
Kinda reminds me of Google Feud!
I can definitely see that!
thats what I was thinking
This game sounds fun i want this game
Fun Fact: The little robot character that's in And-Kensaku is in Smash Brothers Ultimate as a spirit
I love your editing!
I LOVE your channel so far, and I think it deserves a lot more attention, however I think there is just a bit too much plain silence in between cuts. Reducing the time in between them might help the video a bit smoother, however it's all up to you. I'm just a viewer trying to help.
"Thomas handsome" lol
I'd like to note that Shift, the people who developed "And-Kensaku", are the same people who developed God Eater 1&2, Devil Dice (XI) and Code Vein.
To be honest, this really surprised me when I found out about that!
The fact that Thomas handsome had zero search results
"Pointless" is the name of a british television show that is basicly this game, but not with google searches but with man on the street results
1:04 sounds like scribblenauts
That's... Actually pretty cool
Haha, glad you think so!
0:05 DuckDuckGo demands to differ.
That's the predecessor of Google Feud. Interesting.
Just wanted to tell you I really like these videos. I always get somewhat nostalgic, but that's probably because it's Japan haha
It got a ad with google on this video lol
There are so many ace attorney references in every video! I remember seeing Larry and Mia in the video about Miis
"...and I kept Googling and it kept working"
Didn't think I'd be hearing about ladders and stepladders in a video about googling of all things
0:10 you said reigning but the subs said resigning.
So the damage is based on the search amount eh?
"Shirtless Waluigi"
*ONE MILLION DAMAGE POINTS*
Great video editing!
A game where you use words to go through the game on a Nintendo console? That’s a cool and never before done idea!
*Angry Scribblenauts noises*
Someone in nintendo: uses google.
Nintendo: Mak gam!
Sound effect at 4:11 scared me and I have headphones in
Me (Halfway through the video): this is interesting...
Me: *accidentally taps something else*
Me: whoops! Well as long as I rush back and an add doesn't come up, i won't restart video!
Me: oh no! An add!
Resese Add: "Resese: not sorry"
Me: thanks a lot! You know, I've always hated peanut butter!
That's literally what the add said.
Anonymous Somebody bruh i hate those ads lol
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Schwimmwagen: Halt mein Bier
*The little Pun book*
Honestly it sounds kinda fun
Yder Deluxe yeah
This game was Google Feud before Google Feud was even a thing
1:38
I'd love a game about "racing baking lawyer"
The one guy who's laughter is scripted and robotic.
1:30 windows notification sound
Oh so they named it like someone would say “hey let’s play AND search”
Its a very creative idea, maybe a little too creative which is why they had some struggles. However i wish games with this level of creativity were more popular and prevelant
Google feud Nintendo edition
The fact that this game came out exactly on my birthday the year the month and the day
When the two people work up since there number one
Basically anyone: *confusing scream*
I would love to play a game like the original idea, is there one that is not scribblenauts?
You r gaining subs like a wildfire!
entertaining as always, thank you.
damn a seach type rpg would have been sick!