A Link to the Past Retrospective
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2020
- So yeah, The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past exists and might actually be a good game? Wow, what a crazy surprise to find out in this retrospective video. I'm sure you're absolutely shocked huh?
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![[OLD] Retrospective that I did on a pretty neat game](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mStu_U-_mHU/mqdefault.jpg)
This channel is so underrated
Well thank you! I try my best with each of these, so I always love comments like this. =D
Very
super underated we need to get him too 100k
Between this guy, Nerrell and in a way King K I agree. King Ks doing pretty well for himself awareness wise though so it's Duo Stuff and Nerrell
Spot on man
@@DuoStuff No man seriously, your coverage of the Metroid series is painfully overlooked on UA-cam, I send as many as I can to em but you know...
Some "fans" of Metroid treat it just as badly as Nintendo does sometimes
This video deserves more views. I'm a huge Zelda fan and I really think it's good that you were mainly comparing this to games before it instead of the ones that come after
Yeah I wanted to focus more on what it built than what later games did. (I still made sure to mention my story issues related to later games, but I don't think writing is necessarily harmed by the SNES era.) Anyways glad you enjoyed it. =D
@@DuoStuff Thanks for replying, I definitely think that the reason the story in Link Between worlds is good is because it doesn't try to just retell Link to the Past's, but does something new and interesting with it.
Yeah that's definitely true. Honestly Link Between World is super solid.
Is this where Link's hatred of ceramics originated, or was there some in Zelda2?
I don't think there were any in Zelda 2, so you might be right. XD
Y’know what the game needs, TAILS DOLL WITH A GUN
Every game needs TDWAG
What I liked about the old games and what Miyamoto was going for was how much was left unexplained and anybody could insert their own imagination into their experience
And how you told your experience with the 4th dungeon boss was exactly the same as mine
What makes this game stand out is figuring out the dungeon order in the dark world can be different. After the Dark Palace, you can use the hammer to reach the dark world warp north of Kakariko. Then you do Thieves Town next and get the glove. Then you can upgrade the sword. Then I normally do the Swamp Palace third, get the hook shot. Then i do Misery Mire, get the Cane of Someria, so that the Ice Palace is easier. I get the blue mail slightly earlier. You could do the Ice Palace third but the enemies in the Ice Palace are weak to the hookshot and the Cane of Someria allows you to skip the most tedious puzzle in the dungeon. Bombos allows you to progress without having the fire rod. Then Skull Woods is next, as you need the fire rod for Turtle Rock. Other Zelda games don't let you do this, they focus too much on the Story. Well, BotW and TotK let you do it, but OoT only let you swap the order of the Spirit Temple and Shadow Temple. You could do the Water Temple before Fire, but why? And, it was actually smarter to do the Link to the Past dungeons out of order, because otherwise, you can't get the upgrades to weapons and armor as early and you proceed to get rekt in the dungeons.
The characters actually being developed and memorable started with Link’s Awakening, oddly enough because the developers really liked the quirky ensemble idea they saw in Twin Peaks. Twin Peaks was a huge hit in Japan and the folks working on Awakening were very influenced by the weird characters and dream worlds and surreal logic of it all. Since then Zelda games have a lot more character to them. Link to the Past got the gameplay right but it was just before they realized how rewarding it could be to incorporate better characters into the games.
Yeah that was one of the things I noticed when playing Link's Awakening. It was surprisingly important for the progression of the series.
Also yes I agree. It's completely different for you since you didn't play it as a kid, but with the context we old people have, this one TRULY shines bright. It's why I still prefer the graphics of FF7 compared to remake. I have context of what I was doing before they came out. And the leap was astronomical. Like.. mindblowingly so. You'll never have that for these games, but you'll have your own mindblowing moments. I'm glad you took the time to visit this one. It honestly means so much to me when people take their time to experience my and many other's childhood masterpieces. I'm not sure why. I guess because it feels like someone has FINALLY listened to me when I say how amazing this shit is because everyone in my life just thinks it's all silly lol.
Great video! I really enjoyed the way you went about this critique. You have developed a very even-handed approach to juxtaposing between the modern critique while incorporating how the game actually improved on and vastly updated some of the game mechanics, layout, story etc. What I enjoyed the most was actually listening to how you went through this game first. I was about 9 years old when I originally played this game and I had forgotten about the townsfolk running away from Link right after he first saves Zelda from the castle. Every time I play it now I know exactly where Sahasrahla is, so I just go right to him. There are actually several sections in this game like that where I had forgotten how cool it was to explore the area till you brought it up, like the Lost Woods with the fake swords or the Zora area. Oftentimes, when I am playing now I don't even see the ledges with the heart container teasing me because I never go in that cave or in that door, and I just get the heart piece through the secret entrance or whatnot and continue on with the game. But, remembering back, stuff like that is the very reason why I loved this game in the first place before it ever just nestled into the nostalgia side of my brain. I have seen several reviews of this title and not a single one of them ever mentioned that, so thank you for your wonderful perspective there!
The one thing I want to comment on is that I think one of the things you don't like about the game is something that is just a remnant of old games. Back in the Atari days we had ZERO stories, we had to make them up in our heads. And we did. Most kids could give you some story they made up on why the ball is being hit by the bar which breaks the blocks. It was like we were all part of the creative process. As NES came in and started developing actual stories to accompany the game that job was steadily taken over by the developers to the point now where the cut scene portions of games are movies, or even multiple movies, in length by themselves. Zelda games follow this exact progression: LOZ has minimal story, Zelda 2 has a little more story, ALTTP is a big jump but not nearly what OOT or Link's Awakening would deliver. And I completely understand your point, and you are totally correct. The story in ALTTP is not really that great. The characters kind of suck, no one is super interesting. The townspeople are kind of lame. I always liked the dwarves the best, I really wanted them to come back in future games, but sadly they never have. But, if you look at the total story dialogue for the whole game it's probably about a page or two of written text. Compared to other later games, you could get that much story off one tablet in BOTW, which is sometimes criticized for it's lack of story. However, I still remember being so incredibly intrigued by what the Maidens tell Link at the end of each Dark World dungeon. That was my favorite part of the game when I was a kid, which even I find hard to believe now. But, in the end, I think you are completely correct. As an avid Zelda gamer, you have done all of this stuff before. It's like playing a bad port or a 2d remake of a really great modern game. I have always suggested for younger gamers to start at ALTTP, but maybe I should amend that recommendation and go with Link's Awakening instead.
Thanks again for terrific content. I hope bygones can be bygones. :-)
Glad to see you enjoyed this one. My approach this time was to try and be a little more balanced this time compared to my Zelda 1 and 2 videos. I realized in retrospect that I was a little too focused on critiquing it from a modern perspective, and that I really didn't give them due credit. So when I started on this one, I wanted to make sure I laid out the issues I had sure, but also that I was a little more balanced.
Funnily enough my retrospective ended up being more positive than I expected. I had a lot of good things to say.
@@DuoStuff In terms of balance, I think you absolutely nailed it! Your critiques in this video are presented fairly and even-handedly. It actually gives more credence to the modern perspective to make sure that the context of the time period is recognized and incorporated into the critique. Good stuff!
You need to go to Kakariko to buy bombs and get 2 bottles! You can get 2 bottles before talking to Sahasrahla! Do you not know that bottles can hold potions? And later on they can hold fairies and bees! Fairies are especially good they revive you when you die! I play with perma-death, meaning that I delete my save file every time I go game over. Those fairies are life savers! I died multiple times but I do not have to reset because the fairies revive me so I do not go game over. I always want to hold at least 1 fairy.
So go get your bottles and first fill them with potions (red or purple) and then fairies and potions (because fairies only give 7 hearts). Also go buy bombs because bombs make you powerful against damaged walls!
The uncle's haircut says it all he's parted get it
I agree with you about the dungeons. I like the ice palace and I find turtle rock to be kind of that dungeon that just stands in the way of the end lmao. Ice palace may have the ice physics which aren't anywhere else, but idk why people find that crappy. I think it's a new challenge. Keeps you engaged
2:36 I had a similar conversation with a game store employee 12 years ago when I was buying a replacement copy of Ocarina of Time. I'd forgotten about that until seeing this video
As someone who has only played the first 4 games (primarily as a kid, when they came out) ALttP and Link's Awakening have always been fantastic to me. My family managed to make TLoZ fun for everyone by involving us all in mapping out secrets and complicated dungeons as my dad played through them, but none of us enjoyed Link's Adventure. ALttP was the first one that I was able to play through without needing a guide or the family's notes to experience it, and Awakening was my very first personal game (my brother and I each had our own copies, as they came with our GameBoys). Anyway, I enjoyed this video--even if your experience with later Zelda games means it didn't quite touch you the way it did me or that guy who suggested it to you--and I'm really looking forward to the next one.
Glad you enjoyed the video! Though I should be upfront: it might be a while before I do LA. This video did really poorly, and that was rough since it took me about a month to get it done. Needless to say, I'm not exactly in a rush to do the next one.
@@DuoStuff That's too bad, but understandable. I'm sure until then your Mario videos will be fun.
Well I got a lot of fun stuff coming, so I hope you enjoy it. =D
The SNES is one of my favorite console but to be honest, I think the biggest leap were the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation consoles
Not an unfair opinion. The N64 era also had a pretty huge jump as well.
@@DuoStuff I'd say 16-bit was the biggest upgrade compared to what was before while 3d was just something else entirely
19:15 I think the concept of 3 Triforce holders started in Ocarina of Time. In this game's backstory, Ganondorf seized the entire Triforce, made his wish on it, and became Ganon. Since the Triforce will not recognize a new owner until its old owner is destroyed, it pretty much means you have to kill Ganon in order to claim it. Makes the narrative simpler, that's for sure.
Based on what you liked and disliked about the dark world mechanic in this, I think you'll like Metroid Prime 2 whenever you eventually get to it.
Alttp is also the best in terms of replayability. Especially now a days with randomizer. SERIOUSLY randomizer makes alttp even more amazing. Being able to play it with everything randomized makes it so you're playing one the best games of all time but now with no idea where things are located.
This allows for dungeons to be played out of order and even getting to different areas earlier or even getting there with different items than you normally would.
Other than that this game is what paved the way for all the other zelda games. The music, the pots, bottles, the master sword, his spin attack, the Hookshot, even his ocarina was introduced into alttp before OoT. There's probably a hell of a lot more but my point is everything that is zelda started with alttp. Botw is the only zelda game that started to step away from the "alttp's award a winning recipe". This another reason why botw is my second favorite zelda game.
My top zelda games. But 1 and 2 might well be even in my book.
1. A link to the Past.
2. Breath of the Wild.
3. Ocarina of Time.
4\5. Minish Cap and Wind Waker. Tie for me.
6. Link's Awakening HD. (Would be higher but it drops too many frames.
7. Oracle of Ages\Seasons. Ages is better imo.
Can't decide for the rest. Twilight Princess is the only Zelda game I just cannot play though. I LOVE Zelda games and this my ONLY zelda game I find boring. This is only personal opinion and it's a very harsh one and I apologize for it.
I'm loving these series, so hype for the next
Glad you've been enjoying it!
You have become one of my favorite channels now
Such a revolutionary game.
Oh yeah it was super important and revolutionary. =D
I first got to experience ALTtP on GBA on the Ganecube Player and I was enthralled. OoT was my first Zelda back in ‘98, and I could not believe how many set pieces and story beats it ripped off this SNES game. I feel a certain debt to this game for laying stable groundwork for such a magical series.
Great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
here's the thing about old games and "the story"
The story is you playing it. It's the action and adventure.
Exactly. Like how do you expect a big "story" and narrative it's a Snes game 🤣
19:58 I understand your point. You look at a SNES game knowing what will come after. For somebody like me, old, and you elude to it in your video, we were coming from the NES so yes, the all point is that we were filling some of the gaps in our heads. Also, don't forget that manuals were much more important back in the days. Myamoto knew he couldn't put everything in his game for technical reason but on those systems, the all Zelda experience has to be a combo game + manual. A lot of people think the first Zelda is hard but the addition of the map in the box was something Myaomoto thouhgt about, including some advice.
The king has returned!
Returned? It wasn't THAT long ago that I last uploaded. XD
I have almost no experience with Zelda games like these tbh, but they seem interesting 👀
They great games, I recommend Ocarina of time usually to people who haven’t touched the series. It’s the first full 3D open world one, so much to explore and check out, so many side quest, a grand tale well told, fantastic dungeons and puzzles, memorable boss fights, the music will sing in your head for the rest the your life (it’s good soundtrack so not an annoying like soundtrack that gets stuck.) I try replaying it once every couple years cause it’s just a great adventure story to experience. Highly recommend a look!
I would highly recommend Legend of Zelda: Links Awakening DX. I was never a Zelda guy, but I love that game to pieces. Should you play it, however, don't be afraid to use a walkthrough. Sometimes it can be cryptic, but usually you should be able to figure it out.
Retronic yup another great recommendation loved it haha
OOO MY GOD ITS VAIL
If you do want to start the series, I'd highly recommend starting with one of the 3D titles, as they are the easiest to get into. Wind Waker would be my personal suggestion.
This is my all time favorite game in the series, but I also LOOOVE Minish Cap and newer titles too. But this game holds a special place near and dear to me. And that fight with Blind is hella cool. But also I mean.. Vaati is my favorite Zelda Villain so I'm all over the place xD
24:20 Should have said "Link to the Past was a Blast and I'm glad I finally got to experience it at last."
The editing in this is really good. Kinda makes me feel bad, 'cause you deserve significantly more attention than you're getting.
First: yeah I really missed out on a good opportunity there. XD
Second: Well regardless I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Honestly considering how well I've done this year compared to where I started, I'm just happy I have people actually watching now. That being said, yeah I doubt this video is going to do all that well. XD
@@DuoStuff ALttP is a really nostalgic game for me, but I can still see your critisisms. Honestly, that's why Link between Worlds is my favorite. It's basically Link to the Past but better.
@@hansgretl1787 It's interesting because I actually agree with you on preferring A Link Between Worlds, but I'm not sure if our feelings are common or uncommon. But yeah, it really does feel like a better Link to the Past to me. =D
Wait, is this who I think it is??? I got recommended this video, and watched the whole thing, but at the end where you showed your profile picture, I finally realized who this was.
I mean if you're thinking of DuoReview, then yeah, that's me. I ended up moving over to this channel because I really wasn't into making Anime Content anymore. Sorry if you were a fan of the anime stuff, but if you like games than this channel is honestly way better than DuoReview. XD
@@DuoStuff I support you moving to this channel 100%. As much as I loved your old Death Note theories and stuff, If you didn’t enjoy making them, they’d inevitably lower in quality. I still love anime, but I love video games too! I went back and checked your old channel, and I now see the announcements of you moving to a new channel. I remember getting notifications that you were losing interest, but UA-cam never notified me about the stuff where you said you were going to another channel. Kinda disappointed that I missed so much, but I will definitely start watching all the videos on this channel. This video was amazing, and I can’t wait to see what else I missed.
Also, are you going to be doing a video on every Zelda game? I’ve noticed you’ve been going on release order so far. (I think)
Hey over the last year I thought you stopped doing UA-cam and for a while a thought you were dead but today I got recommended a vid from this chanle
Yep I've still been going strong with this channel. I came to realize that I vastly preferred editing stuff for this channel. (Straight up I didn't like making anime stuff after a while, and yet here I love editing stuff.)
Yeah, aLttP revolutionized the adventure genre right along with Super Metroid. You have to be really careful looking back at it after playing later games. You run the same risk as watching old movies and making fun of them for using overused tropes and cliche... then you stop and realize these things aren't cliche. They were INVENTED by this movie. And every movie after thought it was SO GOOD that they had to imitate it.
That's why aLttP is so good.
Yeah I wanted to be a little more careful with how I approached this one. I wanted to make sure I gave it a proper chance and proper credit considering I actually liked the game, but I also wanted to make sure I got across my more negative feelings without letting it overwhelm the video.
Zelda 2 is that game we try to forget.
Yeah that's true. XD
I feel like if they remake it and tweak it , it’ll be way more better
You should try Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland, no joke, the game is a blast
Dude I want to at some point!
@@DuoStuff Unless if you are fine with downloading a rom off of the internet, currently 2 tingle ds carts available for like $30; otherwise, yeah that game is a pain to get a hold of physically since they usually go for like $50+ in terms of English copies
Damn your vids are so good. Don't understand how you don't have over 100k subs
Well part of it is that I really didn't start doing this seriously until November of last year. And part of it is I'm not the most consistent uploader. (Straight up this video took a month, and it really shouldn't have. XD)
I adored this game growing up, and I'm wicked stoked to see you talking about it! Keep up the great work
Well thank you. I.worked really hard on this video to make sure I did the game justice.
LISTEN!
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IT IS CALL ”The Supermarket Monster”.
IT IS SO BEAUTIFUL
Oh alright. Though this is a Zelda video.
@@DuoStuff lol, yeah don’t know why he had to say that here
I'm glad I got here so early!
I'm not gonna sleep again, I need my daily dose of COMEDY
Well I'm glad you're here. Hoping you like the video!
Of course I enjoyed the video! You always make good analysis of things and always manage to make them hilarious. Glad I found your channel
Well thank you! =D
I think it's funny the guy said Minish Cap isn't a real Zelda game.. The same team made the Oracle series, they're all great Zelda games and probably the best top down 2d games. Capcom did Zelda some justice and freshened up every time they they stepped in. Same think with Kirby and the amazing mirror. All great games of their genre.
goated video ma man
Glad you enjoyed it! =D
Looking forward to your thoughts on ALBW, the better, newer brother
Well that won't happen for a while, but I generally agree with you.
I love your vids bro
Thanks. Glad you enjoy them! =D
I'm not the biggest Zelda game. But you certainly make me want to go play one right now. 🤣
If you're going to play one for the first time, I would recommend one of the 3D titles, as they're the easiest to get into. Pretty much every one of them is a solid choice.
@@DuoStuff 26 minutes of text sounds about 2 months to me.
Damn I’m late, I’ve been working a lot, BUT I WONT BE NEXT TIME!
Everyone was telling me I should play Zelda game so I play link to the past I like it but it was so excruciatingly hard I don’t think I ever play again but I’m still happy I did it was pretty fun and I can finally say I played a Zelda game
Well honestly I'd recommend playing one of the other ones like Ocarina of Time or Wind Waker especially, as they're a lot easier to get into.
Yay! I love this game. In fact, it's my favorite video game of all time. I can't wait to see what will happen in the next Zelda reveiws.
Well I'm glad you enjoyed the video then. I'll try my best with these videos, though I likely won't be doing these all in a row. XD
25:25 The series has no growing it has decaying.
A link to the past, Links awakening, Ocarina of time and Majora mask. This time was the top of the series. Then everything started collapsing into nothing. Although skyward sword has very good dungeons.
Well I don't really agree with that, but it is what it is.
Won't stop me from loving Twilight Princess of Breath of the Wild.
0:52 that's okay I grew up with the N64
I personally grew up with the Gamecube myself, but I did play a bit of N64 prior to that.
cool 👍
Ever going back to those Zelda reviews?
I hope so. I'm finishing the Smash set first, and then next up I'd like to either get working on more Zelda or continuing the Mario RPGS.
@@DuoStuff Sounds good to me man. Lately I've been playing Persona 5. Idk if you've played it but I'd love to see ylu cover it. It's long but it's an absolutely marvelous game and is a must play for any person who either likes storytelling in games or rpgs.
@@DuoStuff I'm excited to see you cover Paper Mario since I have a fresh playthrough in my head
5:09 hy.....rulian? :D
15:26 THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID
OH NO XD
Where’s the Link’s Awakening Video?
2:26 heh linked
Lol. XD
I really liked Zelda link to the past I just can't figure out the dungeons for the last 2 pendants how actually beat the boss in them
Please upload on your main channel again
A link to the blast of fun. The time of taking your time and see how life goes. The many styles that takes to meet the end. I’m looking forward to more reviews about link in the future
I'm gonna be honest, I have no clue what this comment means. XD
DuoStuff fair enough I was just making it up as I watch to the end
Oh okay that's fair. Well be sure to tell me what you thought about the video. =D
DuoStuff well I thought it was pretty good
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. =D
oh
this video now is 43 minutes old
Yes it is.
Hope you enjoy it. =D
@@DuoStuff HOLY CRAP YOU REPLIED
I reply quite often, ESPECIALLY in the first 24 hours of a video's release. =D
@@DuoStuff and then there's chunky, he's dead, DK CHUNKY'S DEAD, DK
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Garfield.
Yes he is indeed in the video. =D
Garfield.
Lazy cat?
Life got me hard so it took me three weeks to get to this, sorry Duo. Anyways, this is maybe my favorite Zelda game, the combination of great gameplay, engaging puzzles, a fully fleshed out world and exploration like few others continue to spellbind me to this day. Wind Waker, Breath of the Wild, Link's Awakening and some others definitey vye for that crown but I feel like this is the place Zelda became Zelda, for me and just the series as a whole, and I think that's why it stays on top. Also I have a weird preference for 2D games over 3D ones so there's that. Definitely excited to see what you have to say about Link's Awakening, that's probably my most nostalgic Zelda. Hopefully I'll actually be able to watch it when it comes out lol.
Majority of the comments:
1st!
I'm honestly fine with that. I like those comments too. Shows me people are excited for my videos.
My man what about the first chanal
Well... It's just gonna remain stagnant. I just don't want to make content there anymore. Sorry.
I think some NPCs stand out. The Priest, the brothers that are in an argument, and the Witch were memorable to me. I'll take ALttP over OoT any day. OoT feels like a slower, more linear version of ALttP with less items and dungeons. A fun underused item is the Magic Dust. If you sprinkle it on the shrine in the well under the blacksmith's house you get an upgrade that reduces your magic cost by half. Also each enemy has a unique transformation after sprinkling them with dust. Some even turn into fairies.
Just waiting for a review for the boku no pico game
I will uh... Pass on that one Chief. XD
"I played it all the way to the end and I liked it... a lot" ..
No f'n shit. It's LTTP. The real question is why the hell you didn't like the first two dungeons!? What the hell dude.
I want to facepalm myself everytime someone from the younger generation pronounces the console name as “snezz”. We never said that. It was Super Nintendo or S-N-E-S.
Alright great, and I'll keep saying SNES because that's faster. I don't exactly know why you think people younger than you are required to say it the exact way you did.
Did you play it as a kid or as an adult, I played it as an 11 year old
As an adult, one who'd grown up in the 2000s.
A beat a Link to the Past for the first time this year, alongside a second playthrough. This game is the first Zelda where I would actively recommend to people to play, despite that it's not one of my favorites. Structurally I really like the game, granted it's similar to Ocarina of Time, but still a solid way to map out a game. I especially enjoy upgrading Link with better defensive tunics, and even the Master Sword, that specifically was pretty cool and I wish that was brought back in future games. Maybe Master Ore could be an item in BOTW 2, only found in two mini-dungeons in the game, but I'm sidetracking. Really the only aspect of Link to the Past that bothers me, and this is very petty, but I don't like keys in pots. It feels to simple of a hiding space to make dungeons seem more complicated, since I would imaging most newer Zelda player wouldn't think to break the pots. Other than that Link to the Past is good, but I would play almost any other Zelda before this one.
I mean I obviously have a couple more problems with Link to the Past than you, but I already said them in the video so repeating them here would be rather useless. But yeah, it's a solid Zelda game, but it's not one I would recommend to newcomers.
Hi Duo!
Hello!
congrats on 1st c omment
thanks
My history with this is similar to yours. My mamaw often gave me a bunch of Wii points, which I didn't spend wisely, of course.
I basically bought e v e r y t h I n g mario or Zelda related, eventually leading to this. I, too kinda just quit after a couple dungeons.
Then I only started making some real progress in 2019. Don't remember when I got it, though. Maybe when I was 9 or 10.
Glad to see I'm not alone in having a rough first-time with Link to the Past. I actually bought the ORIGINAL cartridge, which was quite costly at the time. So as you can imagine, the disappointment was quite high. XD
@@DuoStuff
Oh, damn. Did you hold onto the the chartradge to play all that time later?
No I sadly sold it at some point. This playthrough was done on the Switch SNES Online app. (I had to manually remove the dumb border. XD
I'm not so concerned about the novelty of the chartradge. But I wanna make sure you got your money's worth. So, did you manage to sell it at a good price?
Nope. lol I probably sold it for like $10. XD
Insert comment about being early here
Yep there are a lot of those. I like them though. XD
first to say first
Glad to have you here. Hope you like the video!
im early woo hoo idc that im early but im proud
Glad to have you here. Hope you end up enjoying the video. =D