Am i misremembering there being a puzzle game where you had to guide a spinning baton thing through levels via motion controls on the GBA? I know there's a game like that on the GBA, i just thought it had motion controls, but maybe not...? And i can't remember the name either...
I'm genuinely sad that WW Twisted never got rereleased on anything. It's soooo good. And the subtle integration of rumble was absolutely perfect. To this day, it may well be the single best implementation of motion controls in any game, ever.
I feel like NOW is the time for a Tilt 'n' Tumble remake or sequel. I'm not even a huge fan of the game, but the Switch is perfect for it! Plus it could still work in docked or portable mode, and it'd be a great title for the Switch Lite.
My only guess as to why it was renamed Yoshi's Universal Gravitation is that in the UK you could describe someone as being "topsy turvy", basically being drunk. But I don't think "Universal Gravitation" was a good replacement.
Or the actual reason is that they just kept the Japanese name, and it's a reference to Newton's law of universal gravitation. I didn't know that second bit until 30 seconds ago.
You guys are so professional, and my god, 242 k subscribers, keep up the good work, success and health for you, I'll keep coming back to see your content
As odd as it sounds, it's true, and it's also a compliment of sorts. Nintendo are a company of innovation; they're always trying to do new things that keep them unique. If something works, they constantly tweak it to make it the best it can be. However, this can also be said of their failures. They are able to learn from their mistakes and make necessary changes in order to give consumers a better product either in the long run or the next generation. They're persistent. I will admit though, that they aren't willing to do this with everything. Take the Switch's online service for example. It doesn't work nearly as well as it should, and they get plenty of criticism regarding it, yet they seem to have no intentions of fixing it. So, while they do a lot of things right, including a lot of things they initially get wrong, they still have their fair share of actual failures as well.
I hate them because its obvious that they dont actually play the game and there just following a script on what to say about the game. I get that bills have to be paid but it doesnt make it any less cringe worthy
Man, I love Derek's patreon supporters just as much as he does. Thank you Derek's patreon supporters for helping him make even more entertaining content.
Warioware Gold is a good "End of Life" 3DS game. It's a "best of" compilation of the rest of the series, with most of the included microgames being a remastered/redrawn version of microgames from all the games in the series, but primarily from the first 3 Warioware games.
@stopskeletonsfromfighting I regularly enjoy all the DS Guitar Hero games... Also band hero. Just wanted to be the other end of the spectrum on these games. I love em........ Especially on a speaker in my gamepack. I'm 33 and lived through guitar heros glory days
@@doomdoomerson6524 Not the other end. I, too, thought it was a blast to play. It was Guitar Hero the way it was meant to be played. Not with some stupid smartphone app, but with an even more stupid plastic peripheral
I'm sure this is going to sound damning with faint praise, but WarioWare Twisted is probably still my favorite motion controlled game ever. What a freaking gem of a game.
I never found that weird, it's kind of sad Nintendo killed my favorite handheld of all time off so fast, just imagine the possibilities of all the games that could've been made.
"Yoshi's Universal Gravitation" makes it sound like Yoshi literally became God and is wreaking havoc among the universe by throwing people into the air and playing pool with the planets.
I have really fond memories of Warioware Twisted. I convinced my grandmother to buy it for me and got so excited about going to get it the next day that I could barely sleep. We were going on a road trip the day after getting the game. That's when I found out that motion control and cars don't mix very well. I remember still trying to play it but taking big turns in the car would mess me up occasionally. Good times.
8:30 OMG! I always thought the kid at school that showed me Topsy Turvey was BS’ing me, and he was just using the DPad and hiding it. As i couldn’t do it. This was years ago in the uk. Youve answered a lifelong question, man that took me back, nostalgia! Lol. Cheers man :-)
You know what's amazing about these GBA tilt games that allow you to calibrate them? The fact that you can play them on DS, with a backlight *and* a headphone jack *while* charging.
Kirby Tilt N Tumble is not the only GBC game that can fit inside of an old GB console. Top Gear Pocket for GBC also had that little notch and it gave me a similar message when I tried to play it on my original Gameboy.
There was a version of Mario Tennis on the GBC that used a original GB style cartridge. That game would also show a warning that you need to use a GBC instead of a GB.
I had this game as a kid. It was kinda neat, but a little bit finnicky since the motion just used a set of mercury switches rather than a gyro or accelerometer.
I remember when Diddy Kong Pilot was a thing. I was certainly excited for it, and I never knew it was supposed to have motion controls, or that there were actually prototypes available. Not sure how easy they are to get though.
WarioWare Twisted wasn't released in Europe, so I actually had to import it. I looked for a US copy but couldn't find one but I found the Japanese version for a good price. Let me tell you, playing WarioWare without being able to read makes it pretty awkward but the game is still so good
In Finnbro 's video about 10 GBA homebrew games, he explained there was a motion sensor accesory for GBA named GBAccelerometer. It's only used by some homebrew games (the video only mentions Hazard Ball demo, I can't find any other). It's not official, was barely used, but as a curiosity is cool.
If I recall correctly, some Kirby games had a habit of appearing in the later stages of a console or handheld's life span. I don't know if that's still true, but I remember Kirby's Adventure and Kirby Super Star appearing relatively close to the end of the NES and SNES's life spans. We can add Tilt and Tumble to that list too. :)
2:50 Don't know if they count, but GBC-only-games with rumble features like the GBC version of Perfect Dark had clear cases with the same model as rumble cartridges that are playable on the original GB, like Pokemon Pinball. That means, that GBC exclusive games with rumble features also have these notches in their cartridges.
That is something else we noticed researching for this video - all GBC Rumble games have notches for a brick game boy but only Pokemon Pinball and a golf game by Natsume can actually play on one. It's weird!
Literally yesterday I was talking to a customer who wanted to get Tilt n Tumble and was literally like wait it doesn’t say Color on it, I thought it was an original compatible game, popped it in a GB Pocket, it turned on, I’m like yeah see and then the screen that tells you you can’t play it comes up. Why does it fit? Why did they mold it that way? Why doesn’t it say Color? And he may very well have watched this the minute it came out, but if he did he never mentioned it. In conclusion, I got clowned, son.
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can we please get a DK bongos speedrun category for every game in existence
can super mario bros. be beaten with 0 A presses?
Never thought a GBC game would give me an excuse to dust off my Donkey Kongas!
Did you bought these Bongos, Derek?
cool
That sounds dirty, hehe.
So Smash with just Bongos is gonna show up for Derek in the future.
Am i misremembering there being a puzzle game where you had to guide a spinning baton thing through levels via motion controls on the GBA? I know there's a game like that on the GBA, i just thought it had motion controls, but maybe not...? And i can't remember the name either...
Holy shit the guy doing a speedrun holding the entire gamecube
I am deceased, this is so awesome
@ChandSlam That speedrun has been performed at least twice at Games Done Quick (GDQ) events.
Avgn should cover this eventually
>emulates game
>admits to not owning the cartridge
Nintendo watching this: Ladies and gentlemen, we got him.
*Sounds of the FBI storming his house*
*F B I O P E N U P*
YOUR FEELINGS CHANGE LIKE THE WEATHER
Nicolás Rey You’re *
@@DZR3WIND Yore *
UA-camr: exists
RAID SHADOW LEGENDS: I'm about to fund this man's whole career
Yeah it's a bad game.
I'm actually surprised that he hasn't done a video on the Sega Genesis lock on cartridges like Sonic and knuckles
Skeeterray that’s the only such cartridge.......
@@bladeobrian2144 that's true, but it's still wired ambitious and unnecessary. Plus I could have worded the sentence a lot better
@@skeeterray9694 Yeah, but I think most people know about that one, so it's nothing special at this point.
@@CommodoreFan64 lol most people weren't sega owners man i have no clue what this lock on cartridge is lmao does it lock to the console or something
@superherosonic thats pretty interesting i can see why theres only one of its kind though
I rented tilt and tumble as a kid, thought my game was broken since i couldnt move with the D-pad.
lmaooo
It was the game that put the d-pad out of business.
Years later, Kirby Tilt is finally coming to Switch.
And now it’s out
"BUT FIRST!" Aw shit, here we go again.
Man. Where would punching weight be without the GBA
Seriously, content for ages
Game Boy Advance: *Exists*
SSFF: It's free real estate!
I'm genuinely sad that WW Twisted never got rereleased on anything. It's soooo good. And the subtle integration of rumble was absolutely perfect. To this day, it may well be the single best implementation of motion controls in any game, ever.
It was on 3ds
I lied that was touched please ignore me as I jump off this bridge
Maybe they didn't know how to recreate the controls? Idk
I'm going to lose my mind if someone tells me how great the graphics of Raid: Shadow Legends is.
B-But the graphics tho...
I feel like NOW is the time for a Tilt 'n' Tumble remake or sequel. I'm not even a huge fan of the game, but the Switch is perfect for it! Plus it could still work in docked or portable mode, and it'd be a great title for the Switch Lite.
Obviously you've never done any of the botw motion shrines, cause that motion is garbage.
@@mata218 not every game is like that tho
R2P2 #17 obviously you’ve never played Splatoon
Well this has certainly aged
My only guess as to why it was renamed Yoshi's Universal Gravitation is that in the UK you could describe someone as being "topsy turvy", basically being drunk. But I don't think "Universal Gravitation" was a good replacement.
Universal Gravitation is so goofy for a Yoshi game subtitle that I can't help but love it.
Or the actual reason is that they just kept the Japanese name, and it's a reference to Newton's law of universal gravitation. I didn't know that second bit until 30 seconds ago.
You guys are so professional, and my god, 242 k subscribers, keep up the good work, success and health for you, I'll keep coming back to see your content
Can't tell you how much I love that Clash at Demonhead wall art.
"Nobody fails better than Nintendo"
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Just see how they handle fan stuf-
"This comment has been DMCA'd by Nintendo."
As odd as it sounds, it's true, and it's also a compliment of sorts. Nintendo are a company of innovation; they're always trying to do new things that keep them unique. If something works, they constantly tweak it to make it the best it can be. However, this can also be said of their failures. They are able to learn from their mistakes and make necessary changes in order to give consumers a better product either in the long run or the next generation. They're persistent. I will admit though, that they aren't willing to do this with everything. Take the Switch's online service for example. It doesn't work nearly as well as it should, and they get plenty of criticism regarding it, yet they seem to have no intentions of fixing it. So, while they do a lot of things right, including a lot of things they initially get wrong, they still have their fair share of actual failures as well.
except SEGA
Imagine playing these on one of the non-backlit consoles. RIP.
The 8 bit guy and the Retro Future have great vids on gbc backlight modding
10:36 "Or maybe just don't attempt while being old"
that's the mood
I'm getting real tired of the over saturation of Raid ads
Not mad at the creators, gotta pay those Bills, but doesnt mean I cant be tired of it
I hate them because its obvious that they dont actually play the game and there just following a script on what to say about the game. I get that bills have to be paid but it doesnt make it any less cringe worthy
@@sk8terboi10003 agreed
Why not Summoners war
@@granturismomarko2281 I guess I dont see it much
Bob Jones i just fast forward through any ads that any youtuber does, its real easy just tap the screen a couple times
UPDATE!
Kirby Tilt ‘n Tumble is now on the Switch’s NSO service.
I remember that GCN Tilt game! When you fall off the GCN, you play on the GBA, it was a neat idea and IT NEVER CAME OUT
Man, I love Derek's patreon supporters just as much as he does. Thank you Derek's patreon supporters for helping him make even more entertaining content.
I'll give a Shout Out to Stang Boy Customs. He does great Game Boy mod work with backlights and such for when you want to grab one
I remember buying Yoshi Universal Gravitation and thinking that it looked and played like a bootleg.
I love Derek's energy and enthusiasm in every one of his videos. Seems like the coolest dude. Thanks for another great video! :D
Warioware Gold is a good "End of Life" 3DS game.
It's a "best of" compilation of the rest of the series, with most of the included microgames being a remastered/redrawn version of microgames from all the games in the series, but primarily from the first 3 Warioware games.
Do you mean end of life as in the last game in the series or as one of the last 3ds games?
I mean end of life as in one of the last 3DS games.
Whenever I hear the words "Don't worry we have more GameBoy stuff" you know I'm in .
That Kirby Speedrun tech got me in ways I haven't been got since I learned someone beat Dark Souls with Bananas.
GUITAR HERO DS WAS WEIRD. I would love to see a video on the odd additions to the DS. Or that one magician game.
@stopskeletonsfromfighting I regularly enjoy all the DS Guitar Hero games... Also band hero. Just wanted to be the other end of the spectrum on these games. I love em........ Especially on a speaker in my gamepack. I'm 33 and lived through guitar heros glory days
@@doomdoomerson6524 Not the other end. I, too, thought it was a blast to play. It was Guitar Hero the way it was meant to be played. Not with some stupid smartphone app, but with an even more stupid plastic peripheral
I'm sure this is going to sound damning with faint praise, but WarioWare Twisted is probably still my favorite motion controlled game ever. What a freaking gem of a game.
Wario Ware Twisted was never released in Europe due to the game cart containing Mercury for the motion control.
Wow, really?
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
SSFF: "Raid has been downloaded by ten million people!"
Ok but that tilt and tumble on the gamecube was fucking hilarious
No one :
SKFF : yOulL geT a frEe *EPIC* chaMpion
Imagine not playing all of your games in the most magnificently dumb way possible
Now that wouldn't be Punching Weight, would it?
0:57 But first: Raid Shadow legends *skips to the intro of the video*
Kirby tilt and tumble was great, and nobody can tell me otherwise.
The combinaison Gameboy SP + Gameshark Pro + Tilt'N'Tumble recalibrates the tilt function. It's a perfect way to play the game.
Not even Derek could escape the grasp of Raid: Shadow Legends
0:58 I literally said "oh no!" Out loud when I saw this
I never found that weird, it's kind of sad Nintendo killed my favorite handheld of all time off so fast, just imagine the possibilities of all the games that could've been made.
"Yoshi's Universal Gravitation" makes it sound like Yoshi literally became God and is wreaking havoc among the universe by throwing people into the air and playing pool with the planets.
I have really fond memories of Warioware Twisted. I convinced my grandmother to buy it for me and got so excited about going to get it the next day that I could barely sleep. We were going on a road trip the day after getting the game. That's when I found out that motion control and cars don't mix very well. I remember still trying to play it but taking big turns in the car would mess me up occasionally. Good times.
When seeing that Diddy Kong Pilot gameplay as a MKWii fan I couldn't help but think "but that's Shy Guy Beach !"
I'm glad you've channeled in your inner double bass drum skills for WarioWare Twisted!
The punching weight intro is absolutely amazing
Imagine playing this on the school bus flailing around looking like your about to bust a move
Never tapped 6 times on the right of my screen so fast as when j saw the start of that ad
Huzzah for new contents! Thanks for the quality entertainment, punching weight is one of the best shows on here!
8:30 OMG! I always thought the kid at school that showed me Topsy Turvey was BS’ing me, and he was just using the DPad and hiding it. As i couldn’t do it. This was years ago in the uk. Youve answered a lifelong question, man that took me back, nostalgia! Lol. Cheers man :-)
Kirby tilt n tumble is best played on PS Vita via emulation.
The gyroscopic movement feels really natural there
Punching Weight is the best series of this channel.
Next episode, gameboy rumble games!
You know what's amazing about these GBA tilt games that allow you to calibrate them? The fact that you can play them on DS, with a backlight *and* a headphone jack *while* charging.
8:45 your description here reminds me of my experience trying to do basic platforming on a sloped surface in classic Sonic games.
Yoshi's Universal Gravitation is one of few motion control games I absolutely love
Now this is what I call an epic gamer moment
Dude, I haven't seen you in months. How've you been?
Welcome back, m'boi
Wario ware twisted gave me SO MANY hours of entertainment on the bus going to school!
I've heard about WarioWare twisted Yoshi topsy-turvy, but it's intriguing that they tried a few other things prior to the Gameboy advance as well.
That picture of Ness behind the TV is haunted 👻
You holding the GameCube reminds me of when Strong Bad was shooting a movie and pretended an entire VCR was a car phone.
If i remember correctly, the reason the EU didn’t get many of these games was due to heavy metals being used in the accelerometer/gyroscope.
I remember Kirby's Tilt and Tumble as a kid. I really loved that game!
8:14 I still find it funny that they also developed the Blinx games on the Xbox.
i owned kirby tilt 'n tumble! i could never beat it back in the day. it's an impressively made game, but it's soooo hard
You pirated it.
It shouldn't be "soooo hard" if it's a Kirby game, and anti piracy back in the day was to ramp up the difficulty to Dark Souls.
@@skinwalker69420 no, i owned it on cartridge.
@@nothankyou4859 it might be a bootleg then.
@@skinwalker69420 i was like 9 years old when i got it for christmas. no.
Thanks for all that motion control novelties and experiments because virtual reality Gaming wouldnt be as much fun as it is today.
These two make my day every time.
Kirby Tilt N Tumble is not the only GBC game that can fit inside of an old GB console. Top Gear Pocket for GBC also had that little notch and it gave me a similar message when I tried to play it on my original Gameboy.
I'm so annoyed Wario Ware Twisted was never released in Europe. I imported it and it's one of my favourite games ever.
There was a version of Mario Tennis on the GBC that used a original GB style cartridge. That game would also show a warning that you need to use a GBC instead of a GB.
I had this game as a kid. It was kinda neat, but a little bit finnicky since the motion just used a set of mercury switches rather than a gyro or accelerometer.
Looking at what the majority of mobile devs are doing compared to Nintendo... maybe Nintendo having the iron grip on mobile wasn't that bad after all.
Looked up Twisted and it goes for around 60 to 130€ with shipping of around 10 - 20€.One guy even only sells the manual for 30€
I remember when Diddy Kong Pilot was a thing. I was certainly excited for it, and I never knew it was supposed to have motion controls, or that there were actually prototypes available. Not sure how easy they are to get though.
Playing on DK drums and tilting console....genius!!!
You’re a goddamn wizard! Love the content.
Please tell me you teased a weird Tony Hawk game/port video at the end there, Derek. I would watch that in a heartbeat.
WarioWare Twisted wasn't released in Europe, so I actually had to import it. I looked for a US copy but couldn't find one but I found the Japanese version for a good price.
Let me tell you, playing WarioWare without being able to read makes it pretty awkward but the game is still so good
I still don't get why Wario Ware Twisted wasn't released in Europe while Yoshi's Topsy Turvy (renamed Universal Graivtation, as said) was.
gameplay player holding a gamecube tapping a with a ddr dance pad? LOL WHAT?!
It's also how the best Mario 64 runners play.
Speedrunner
In Finnbro
's video about 10 GBA homebrew games, he explained there was a motion sensor accesory for GBA named GBAccelerometer. It's only used by some homebrew games (the video only mentions Hazard Ball demo, I can't find any other). It's not official, was barely used, but as a curiosity is cool.
I have the yoshi one. I got it as a kid and it was the first time I played a game with motion controls
Drill dozer is one of my favorite gba games, it’s a lot of fun
I had Pokémon pinball for GBC that had a built in rumble motor. Actually really enjoyed that game, along with Kirby’s Star Stacker.
I remember when the motion controls being inbuilt for the DS and 3DS were a big thing.
I don't have a dancepad. Grace! Let's wire some shit!
I'm pretty close to getting a Raid Shadow Legends brand deal for my next phone call to my mum.
That Ness shirt is beautiful!
Spending on how tilt and tumble is programmed, it might be an absolute nightmare to convert to a modern system.
If I recall correctly, some Kirby games had a habit of appearing in the later stages of a console or handheld's life span. I don't know if that's still true, but I remember Kirby's Adventure and Kirby Super Star appearing relatively close to the end of the NES and SNES's life spans. We can add Tilt and Tumble to that list too. :)
I love how warioware encourages you to tilt it even before you have opened the box.
2:50 Don't know if they count, but GBC-only-games with rumble features like the GBC version of Perfect Dark had clear cases with the same model as rumble cartridges that are playable on the original GB, like Pokemon Pinball. That means, that GBC exclusive games with rumble features also have these notches in their cartridges.
That is something else we noticed researching for this video - all GBC Rumble games have notches for a brick game boy but only Pokemon Pinball and a golf game by Natsume can actually play on one. It's weird!
I've been holding it in all these years, but i have to say it.... I want to see skeletons fight. Please don't stop them from fighting
Kirby Tilt and Tumble was pretty great not gonna lie.
I need to tell you a great story about Kirby’s tilt n tumble and the gba. Different than what you mentioned in the video.
i can't wait for them to cover the boktai series and drill dozer
Literally yesterday I was talking to a customer who wanted to get Tilt n Tumble and was literally like wait it doesn’t say Color on it, I thought it was an original compatible game, popped it in a GB Pocket, it turned on, I’m like yeah see and then the screen that tells you you can’t play it comes up.
Why does it fit? Why did they mold it that way? Why doesn’t it say Color? And he may very well have watched this the minute it came out, but if he did he never mentioned it. In conclusion, I got clowned, son.