Lair actually had one of my favorite features ever: a full gallery mode that shows hundreds of pictures of the devs working on the game, celebrating events, having fun together etc. Incredibly wholesome and human.
Ratchet and Clank had a dev museums after beating the game. Got to actually walk around a museum full of developer notes, designs, models etc. Really good feature of a game for sure.
same, there are games out there that I know are fucking horrible... but I just want to know EXACTLY how horrible they are... without paying to find out.
@@haldalas Which is a bummer, cause if they got the lady who did the intro voice it'd be worth something. Not being able to keep it together for Dinobreak? Man fuck AI man, robbing us of hilarious VA now too
@@Nothingseen Hearing the voice actress laugh while saying the name of the game, and they used that take, was quite something. Fiver isn't free though... it's like, 5$.
I want to believe she's a voice actress that sent an audition as a joke and got the gig. But really the Dev probably knows her and convinced her to read it. 27 takes and that was the best one...
prolly AI (maybe something similar like The Finals did) cuz sounds weird af and the devs used AI in the promotional images on the steam page of DinoBreak
@@systemisdead I'm tempted to believe this, but I have one doubt: When she says "Eggs", there is a slight hesitation and she says "Eh-eggs". It sounds more like someone who was reading the script for the first time and was legitimately taken off-guard. The in-game voice is 100% AI, but the narrator does sound human because of those little details and those would are typically present in high quality AI models. It is highly unlikely that the creators of this game would have a high quality voice model and a cheap ass TikTok narration model in the same game. It makes much more sense that they found someone on Fiver for the opening narration to make the first 5 minutes of the game seem like thought and care went into it (probably for a trailer).
If you can manage to snag a copy of the Nanosaur II free trial (since it's no longer sold), that's an awesome title. You play as a Pterodactyl with a jetpack and laser guns and you steal eggs back and destroy the turrets/structures set up by the evil time traveling raptors who also have laser guns. You can even keep playing after the trial "ends" and beat the whole game. Truly a hidden gem.
Pangea Software always made the best Mac games of all time for us who grew up without a console or PC. Both Nanosaur games are great in totally different ways, and there was even an officially endorsed fan port for Nanosaur 1 to modern OSes including Windows
No way I've been looking for the title of that game for over a decade cuz we used to play it on the middle school computers in class, every computer had it. Everyone played.
If you like the film, good feeling shooting with lots of gibs/gore and like a power fantasy you will probably enjoy Robocop. It's not perfect but the devs show they have care for the franchise and they aren't AAA nor have AAA money so I think they succeeded. I think people forget games are entertainment, sometimes all they need to do is be fun (Game isn't fun for arcxcc, please respect his opinions) and not raise any bars.
@@Gatorade69 RoboCop is not a mere power fantasy, that's a pretty shallow view of the film. I'm sure the game is good enough for some mindless fun with throwing guys and stuff, and a fan might enjoy it, but that doesn't excuse shallowness, especially since the film it's based off was actually about something more interesting than a mere "cool robot guy shoot other guys" spectacle.
Only Dunkey could put a hidden gem among hidden gems in his hidden gem video. Among all the slop, a game that looks like fun, a game that I'd never even realized was a thing even though I'm a fan of the basis for it, an older game that gives you actual freedom and lets you take actions that were unthinkable for the time. Thank you for showing me Lair Dunkey; I'll never forget this.
I recommend Chulip (PS2) for a future episode of Hidden Gems. It's a boy meets girl story full of bizarre moments, characters, and gameplay. It's one of the strangest games I've ever played. I would love to see Dunkey do a full playthrough and discover his reactions to this unique game. Please make more episodes of Hidden Gems, this is a great new format. There are so many weird, obscure, terrible, etc., videogames out there just waiting to be roasted by Dunkey. And there are plenty of little known enjoyable videogames (Chulip!) for Dunkey to discover and love as well.
I come to watch your videos because I know I’ll laugh a few times, think a few times, disagree or agree a few times and enjoy every second. It’s crazy how you just be yourself and it’s refreshing every time. I also watch your vids when I feel down or sad or whatever. They make me feel better. So when you drop a new vid, I’m quick to click on it. Sounds stupid I know, but thanks, whatever happened to bowsers big bean burrito?
@@gamefreaknitro Jesus. And I thought I felt down from time to time, bro it’s ok if no one ever expressed genuine gratitude or emotion around you, we’re not all robots. Just saying
I've been a fan of of Hidden Gems with Jason Dunkey since the beginning, and I gotta say: this is the best episode yet! So many undiscovered masterpieces
Dunkey you are the first person I've heard actually talk about crazy frog racer, I remember renting it from a blockbuster 15 years back and I can still hear it's soundtrack but sometimes I felt like it was all a fever dream cause I've never heard anyone else mention it before so seeing it in this video threw me back thank you
DITTO. When I saw that fleagame or whatever I was thinking "Huh, snesdrunk just did that", then showing the tiny clip at the end I was like 'Ohhh now I get it'
Thank you Jim for all your hard work on your Hidden Gem show, I always want to hear about your latest finds : ) Please consider Wallace and Gromit Project Zoo for next week's episode
It just hit me that I have been watching Dunkey videos for about a decade now. I was looking back through all the videos and there are some that came out 2-3 years ago that feel like it was just a few months ago. Thank you for the all the entertainment over the years Dunkey.
Dinobreak really is the first and most underrated Egg-type game, truly revolutionary; such a shame to see the genre take such a deep nosedive after its release.
It’s the least of Dino Break’s problems I know but my brain had me rewatch 2 seconds of the video to confirm she loads an invisible magazine into the grip of a revolver. Landstad confirmed
Idk where the memes stop; but that robo cop game looks like it's half baked af and would become boring after the first fire fight where you realize that game is just a glorfied god mode rail shooter with robocop paint for nostalgia.
Dunkey is truly a master of foreshadowing. The way he said "DINOBREAK" perfectly set up how the narrator says "DINOBREAK" during the games opening. Chills.
Wow!! When my family and I saw the graphics for A-Train HX High Definition 720P, they were so incredibly realistic that we actually thought there was a train coming out of the screen towards us. We all screamed, dove to the ground and said our tearful goodbyes to one another - image our surprise when we realized it was only a game for the Xbox 360!
Thank you for reviewing A-Team. My favorite part is the recurring gag where Murdock makes Mr. T really angry. Always good for a laugh. I love it when a plan comes together.
Dunked absolutely has to cover Geist in the next one. Such a hidden gem classic. No dragons in this one, so maybe not as good as Lair, but still has lizards in it, so close enough.
After recognizing Frantic Flea from SNES Drunk's recent video on it, it was super nice to see you give him a shout out. Love the channels out there that do sincere coverage of all sorts of forgotten games.
Personally my two favorite hidden gems are little known indie projects Frogger: The Great Quest (2001) for the PS2 and Disaster: Day of Crisis (2008) for the Nintendo Wii. I think I have a copy of each somewhere in my Lair (2007) closet. My dad transferred all our money into hidden gems during the 2008 financial crisis so we have about $10,000 in hidden gems, definitly more stable than those silver scams on cable tv.
I just had whiplash having Dunkey mention Lair. I literally played that games for hours on end as a young kid bc I just loved the fact I could ride around on a dragon….good times
As a real and honest reviewer, I'm so glad I traded my extra 2 copies of Lair for 1 copy of Dinobreak THEN realizing my mistake traded my 1 copy of Dinobreak for A-Train HX after the futile disappointment of the original A-Train. The dragon content in Lair is no matchup against Dragon2020 since it only contained dragons and no human. I absolutely had to trade my 5th and final copy of Lair for that. Lost Luggage and Frantic Flea look fun and I'm looking forward to remastered versions of both. Izzy's quest for the Olympic Rings looks really difficult . . . I'm not sure I'm up for that kind of a challenge.
I was discharged from the hospital for some of my cancer treatment today and I get the luxury to come home and enjoy this. Thank you dunkey, you're awesome
Might not really be as hidden as most, but Warhawk on the PS3 was one of my favorites of that generation. None of my friends had any idea what it was but it was always so fun to play.
I know he isn't actually taking suggestions, but I'd love to see Dunkey review Teardown. There's a lot of goofy fun to be had in that game that I think he would enjoy.
Since you asked, a hidden gem I would like in a future video to see is Bumper Wars. It’s an early 2000s vehicle combat game about an alien empire that visited earths amusement parks, mistakenly thinking they were punishment camps, and making a gladiatorial death game based on bumper cars. Bizarrely, this game sold at Scholastic Book fairs at schools (like my copy) despite having no educational value other than being Baby’s-First-Twisted Metal. I never hear anyone talk about it though.
Hey Jason, thanks for 11-12 years of great content. I left the Navy in 2010 and your humor was always reminiscent of my good times in the military. Thank you so much bro, I hope you’re well :)
Dunkey, i was having a rough, thought-provoking day, but coming home from all the chaos to see your new video puts a smile on my face, per usual. Thank you for all the good times
Einhänder. Squaresoft's best shooter. The attention to detail in that game was unreal. The art gallery. the soundtrack. It was a passion project that's for sure.
I want a version of this format that includes both good and bad games (based on reviews scores), but he reviews them both with the same level of enthusiasm and wit, and it’s up to us to figure out if the game is good or bad based on what he chooses/is forced to compliment about the games. We can check our scores on metacritic after the video XD
The reason why Robocop is a great game is because it's a double A game, so that's like two A-trains so it's twice as good as that game, which is weird because giving it a 20 out of 10 doesn't work since that's not how the "out of 10" system works but it's just that good
Hi Jim, I'd love to see you talk about "Rayman Rush" on your talk show here! It's certainly a sparkling gem in the Rayman series, and I never hear anyone talk about it believe it or not. I mean, who doesn't want to have a whole game where all you do is race on foot? Thanks for shining your light into the dark corners of the world of video based gaming! Best, John
Didn't realise A-Train actually had a console release. Played it way back when Maxis was, well, Maxis. Absolutely impenetrable management simulator, with a manual thicker than most novels. I loved it.
It would be great if Robocop had an 80s/early 90s printer on his back so he can print up his parking tickets. Maybe a dial up sound plays as well so you know he is connecting to the internet and in real time you have to wait 3 minute to connect and then 2 more to print the ticket...then if you are called during it you have to start the process all over again. Perfection!
I like the idea of delving into hidden gems, we have a lot of lesser known titles coming out and the indie market is really thriving! If you're into the classical fromsoft games, why not give Lunacid a try? It recently came out of early access and is a pretty nice tribute to those games
in order to be a Hidden Gem, I think you have to not be currently trending... which... Lunacid most definitely is currently doing atm. It's not really hidden when everyone knows about it and it's being HEAVILY promoted.
I remember watching Dunkey's Hidden Gems at my grandparents' house when I was a lad. I'd get so excited every week when Jim Dunkey would talk about Lair again.
I used to get excited every week but not anymore...Man the show has gone to shit. It used to be so much better when he went by his full name Jim Dunkeyton the 3rd but I guess shortened names are cool now and do better in the algorithm ? Like you said he already covered Lair and this episode added nothing new and was just a rehash of his old Lair episode. Is he all out of ideas ? Has he gotten bored with this series ? Is the fact that he is now owned by the liberal media ? Who knows.
That was pretty innovative of the Dinobreak team to record all their audio from the bottom of a well.
Avant garde.
That explains why I heard redeads groaning in the background...
Maybe they were playing animal well while recording
First game to implement well-type audio.
Bathroom with added digital reverb set at concert hall. Trying to recreate that droning Jim Morrison throwing up between takes in the bathroom reverb.
Lair actually had one of my favorite features ever: a full gallery mode that shows hundreds of pictures of the devs working on the game, celebrating events, having fun together etc. Incredibly wholesome and human.
Yeah but unfortunately, human was defeated.
@@murcielagoXOBut there is an only hope!
Ratchet and Clank had a dev museums after beating the game. Got to actually walk around a museum full of developer notes, designs, models etc. Really good feature of a game for sure.
The design is very human
@@echelon1014 Eggs!
I really would not be mad if Hidden Gems became a legit series on this channel. I love when Dunkey just showcases random or obscure games.
@@brandenp1944 A Dunkey X AVGN crossover is loooong overdue.
Go watch Seth for very obscure Polish games
same, there are games out there that I know are fucking horrible... but I just want to know EXACTLY how horrible they are... without paying to find out.
He should start every video with “hey hey people, Dunkey here”.
You and thousands of other fans
Dinobreak is such a good game that they couldn’t even hire/commission an artist to make box art for the game and resorted to the use of AI instead
Sounded like they did that for the voice acting too
@@haldalas not to mention the script lmao
@@haldalas Which is a bummer, cause if they got the lady who did the intro voice it'd be worth something. Not being able to keep it together for Dinobreak?
Man fuck AI man, robbing us of hilarious VA now too
@@Nothingseen Hearing the voice actress laugh while saying the name of the game, and they used that take, was quite something.
Fiver isn't free though... it's like, 5$.
The game looks awful but I don't actually think that the cover art is AI.
Edit: I was wrong
I love how the voice actress narrating Dino Break is constantly on the verge of laughing hysterically. It really adds to the suspense.
Eggs.
I want to believe she's a voice actress that sent an audition as a joke and got the gig. But really the Dev probably knows her and convinced her to read it. 27 takes and that was the best one...
prolly AI (maybe something similar like The Finals did) cuz sounds weird af and the devs used AI in the promotional images on the steam page of DinoBreak
Dinner Time
@@systemisdead I'm tempted to believe this, but I have one doubt: When she says "Eggs", there is a slight hesitation and she says "Eh-eggs". It sounds more like someone who was reading the script for the first time and was legitimately taken off-guard. The in-game voice is 100% AI, but the narrator does sound human because of those little details and those would are typically present in high quality AI models. It is highly unlikely that the creators of this game would have a high quality voice model and a cheap ass TikTok narration model in the same game. It makes much more sense that they found someone on Fiver for the opening narration to make the first 5 minutes of the game seem like thought and care went into it (probably for a trailer).
Leaving your voice actor's barely-concealed laughter during her lines in the final cut of your video game is metal af
You know I could sense it but couldn't quite come to that conclusion.
EGGS!! dinner time😏
I think that was all AI voice
tim curry escaping to one one place that hasn't been corrupted by capitalism (space) type beat
_SSPAAACEEE!_
I love how Donsley uses Robocop's powers with restraint, always giving criminals a warning first.
"Can't do that"
donsle really knew what he was doing there
If you can manage to snag a copy of the Nanosaur II free trial (since it's no longer sold), that's an awesome title. You play as a Pterodactyl with a jetpack and laser guns and you steal eggs back and destroy the turrets/structures set up by the evil time traveling raptors who also have laser guns. You can even keep playing after the trial "ends" and beat the whole game. Truly a hidden gem.
Let me bump this one up, nanosaur one is one of those nostalgic dumpster babies for me, and 2 looks derpier and crazier.
Pangea Software always made the best Mac games of all time for us who grew up without a console or PC. Both Nanosaur games are great in totally different ways, and there was even an officially endorsed fan port for Nanosaur 1 to modern OSes including Windows
In the year 2133….
No way I've been looking for the title of that game for over a decade cuz we used to play it on the middle school computers in class, every computer had it. Everyone played.
Who remembers bugdom ? Lol
Thanks for checking out DINOBREAK!! Our production assistant Amanda was indeed VERY hungry when she recorded that intro! :)
oh my god I can't believe it's the official studio. Was the voice actor actually trying to not laugh when she said "Behold... Dinobreak!"
@@JC-jo9rr I'll tell you this-- it definitely took multiple takes. 😂 When I first heard it I was in stitches!
Thanks for brightening my day. I needed it. "Behold, Dinobreak!"
@@Dead_Drop_Studios that's too funny 🤣 thank you, y'all made my day. Keep up with the great development 👍👍
oh my god dino break
A-train actually looks kinda cool. The first person mode really hooked me for some reason.
i agree. i'd play that shit
wait til you play Sim City 2000
U can do that in roller coaster tycoon
I actually really dig the sideways cover too. Very clean.
It's undiagnosed autism.
I genuinely played the hell out of Lair as a kid. I was a real Lair-head. A LairBear, if you will
Honestly same, the game was actually a ton of fun. Never beat it but had a blast the whole time
There are TWO of us!!!
I played a lot of it too till a mate borrowed it and never gave it back lol
I have a deep hate of that game after buying it and not being able to play it due to the motion controls
Let's all love Lair
Dunkey AND SNES drunk? That's a gem that's not so hidden! Gotta love it!!!
Finally, somebody else who noticed this! I was already thinking of SNESdrunk when that flea game came up, and then it happened.
I was one of those kids who loved dragons enough to overlook any game flaws. It just occured to me lair may not have been as amazing as i remember 😂
Yeah I'm not gonna lie, if I had of known about it, that looks like a game little me would of sunk many hours into
I remember enjoying Dragon Strike a lot more than this.
I strongly recommend "Drakan: The Ancients' Gates" on PS2. One of my all-time favorites.
It's the first Lair type game and many Lairlikes would soon emerge thanks to the perfect video game that is Lair.
Me too. Hence why I beat Reign of Fire
Genuinely can't tell if Dunkey loved or hated Robocop. Good review, 10/10.
If you like the film, good feeling shooting with lots of gibs/gore and like a power fantasy you will probably enjoy Robocop. It's not perfect but the devs show they have care for the franchise and they aren't AAA nor have AAA money so I think they succeeded. I think people forget games are entertainment, sometimes all they need to do is be fun (Game isn't fun for arcxcc, please respect his opinions) and not raise any bars.
@@Gatorade69it wasnt fun tho
@@Gatorade69 if the only thing you got from the movie was "wow such a cool power fantasy" you need to go back and re watch it
@@Gatorade69 RoboCop is not a mere power fantasy, that's a pretty shallow view of the film.
I'm sure the game is good enough for some mindless fun with throwing guys and stuff, and a fan might enjoy it, but that doesn't excuse shallowness, especially since the film it's based off was actually about something more interesting than a mere "cool robot guy shoot other guys" spectacle.
He thought it was funny
Robert the Cop is definitely without a doubt, the furniture of law enforcement
Finding Nemo on PS2 had some great story telling moments, and the best part is it makes you feel like spoderman
Please I genuinely ask you to make more hidden gem videos. This is awesome and should be a new series.
Seriously I’d love that
I love when the train from A-Train said his classic line "can't stop the A-Train!" The writers were really ahead of their time
It's really impressive that they even snuck in an easter egg where you can ride a train through Jack Quaid's girlfriend
A-Train when someone chills with their girlfriend on the sidewalk:
@@Ribsi "Erm, actually, she was a step off the curb."
@@thescruffinator8830 I know you're joking but I still have to put the obligatory 🤓
@@Ribsi this is the way
Only Dunkey could put a hidden gem among hidden gems in his hidden gem video. Among all the slop, a game that looks like fun, a game that I'd never even realized was a thing even though I'm a fan of the basis for it, an older game that gives you actual freedom and lets you take actions that were unthinkable for the time.
Thank you for showing me Lair Dunkey; I'll never forget this.
I recommend Chulip (PS2) for a future episode of Hidden Gems. It's a boy meets girl story full of bizarre moments, characters, and gameplay. It's one of the strangest games I've ever played. I would love to see Dunkey do a full playthrough and discover his reactions to this unique game.
Please make more episodes of Hidden Gems, this is a great new format. There are so many weird, obscure, terrible, etc., videogames out there just waiting to be roasted by Dunkey. And there are plenty of little known enjoyable videogames (Chulip!) for Dunkey to discover and love as well.
The suppressed laughter when she says "Dinobreak!" is gold.
I didn't even realize that lmfao, I went back for it 💀💀
Behold!
Same energy as Tim Curry in Command & Conquer Red Alert 3, "I'm going to the one place uncorrupted by capitalism, SUH-PEIGHSS"
Maybe it’s not laughter but her about to climax from the sheer awesomeness of the name
Hilarious it was!
I come to watch your videos because I know I’ll laugh a few times, think a few times, disagree or agree a few times and enjoy every second. It’s crazy how you just be yourself and it’s refreshing every time. I also watch your vids when I feel down or sad or whatever. They make me feel better. So when you drop a new vid, I’m quick to click on it. Sounds stupid I know, but thanks, whatever happened to bowsers big bean burrito?
awe, you got a heart ♥
A genuine and sincere comment topped off with a classic dunkey joke. What a Heartwarming comment.
I love the ai assisted comments and the fact that he likes them
Don't let the heart distract you from the fact that Dunkey didn't answer
@@gamefreaknitro Jesus. And I thought I felt down from time to time, bro it’s ok if no one ever expressed genuine gratitude or emotion around you, we’re not all robots. Just saying
I've been a fan of of Hidden Gems with Jason Dunkey since the beginning, and I gotta say: this is the best episode yet! So many undiscovered masterpieces
This is deceptively worded yet completely accurate…
Just like Dunkey 10/10 This comment is truly a Hidden Gem
What? This isn't Jason Dunkey, who does the game of the year show. This is Jim Dunkey. Fake fan.
Lair was truly ahead of its time. It had twelve dragons, many games nowadays can’t even get one.
We need to start rating games X/12 dragons. Lair being a perfect 12/12 dragons
Dunkey you are the first person I've heard actually talk about crazy frog racer, I remember renting it from a blockbuster 15 years back and I can still hear it's soundtrack but sometimes I felt like it was all a fever dream cause I've never heard anyone else mention it before so seeing it in this video threw me back thank you
Yeh that games actually pretty fun
I played the whole game when i was ill at 9 yo
Yeah I had it as well and it was actually pretty good
I found it at a salvation army two months ago
Jay from the Inbetweeners loves that game, if I recall he beat that right after completing Football Manager
That Dinobreak prologue moved me to tears. GOTY contender for sure, on writing alone
Dinner time!
The voice acting is truly groundbreaking.
Behold, Dinobreak!!
I love how the voice actor sounds like she's trying not to laugh
@@ghouldishanimal Could be AI
As a SNESDrunk fan, I absolutely love the representation! Thanks for showing smaller channels dunkaroo!
Shoutouts SNESdrunk, love those vids
DITTO. When I saw that fleagame or whatever I was thinking "Huh, snesdrunk just did that", then showing the tiny clip at the end I was like 'Ohhh now I get it'
Came by to shout out Snesdrunk, too! He just released a vid on Frantic Flea, can't recommend his channel enough!
It's good to see SNESdrunk get some recognition. I hope he sees this vid
SNESDrunk is one of my favorite UA-camrs!
Thank you Jim for all your hard work on your Hidden Gem show, I always want to hear about your latest finds : ) Please consider Wallace and Gromit Project Zoo for next week's episode
It just hit me that I have been watching Dunkey videos for about a decade now. I was looking back through all the videos and there are some that came out 2-3 years ago that feel like it was just a few months ago. Thank you for the all the entertainment over the years Dunkey.
Look how long ago the pizza prank call video was and feel old
Been since his mgsv vids for me. Thanks dunj
sometimes i wait so i can watch as many dunk vidyas as i can
Dinobreak really is the first and most underrated Egg-type game, truly revolutionary; such a shame to see the genre take such a deep nosedive after its release.
We already need a sequel
So we're just gonna pretend billy hatcher doesn't exist
Teh true grandpa of egg-type games
It’s the least of Dino Break’s problems I know but my brain had me rewatch 2 seconds of the video to confirm she loads an invisible magazine into the grip of a revolver. Landstad confirmed
Egg Mania: Eggstreme Madness walked so Dinobreak could run
Call the Dinohunt corp. We've got ourselves a code red
A true testament to Lair's staying power is the mind boggling number of dragons that have appeared since it's release
at least 3
They came out of the lair, you see
That robocop game looks genuinely delightful
And at only $10, it's a steal!
It is extremely good
It's really fuckin good.
Idk where the memes stop; but that robo cop game looks like it's half baked af and would become boring after the first fire fight where you realize that game is just a glorfied god mode rail shooter with robocop paint for nostalgia.
@@chrissoto4878 I'm failing to understand the bad part of anything you just said
Dunkey is truly a master of foreshadowing. The way he said "DINOBREAK" perfectly set up how the narrator says "DINOBREAK" during the games opening. Chills.
I love when people make videos about older games, thanks Dunkey
@@foxclub49erok brugah
yeah well i dont, thanks a lot
good to see people still remember RoboCop: Rogue City, that game was my childhood
Your mom's a hidden gem
He shoud talk about joes dinner
I had so much fun with RoboCop. Especially because I expected nothing but was so surprised how good it is.
Same. Might be my GOTY this year.
bro expected nothing for $60
@@lukespookyWith Gollum and Rise of Kong being $60 base price,I think it’s not unreasonable to be skeptical.
@@lukespooky Thanks to the return policy on Steam i don't have an issue if the game is shit for $60 🙂
@@lukespooky its $50
5:58
"dragons came out of no where. human was defeated"
"I guess there's dragons driving those cars"
I spit out my drink!!!
Hidden Gems has got to become a thing omg this is so cool, love hearing Dunkey just discuss video games
maybe, he doesn’t have many series on his channel
Crazy Frog Racer 2 definitely deserves to be in the next Hidden Gems video. It's even more hidden and even more gems.
My man SNESdrunk and the new epic RoboCop game in one classic Dunkey video. It's like Thanksgiving dinner.
Have a great rest of your day
SSSSSSSSssssssssssSNESdrunk
SEEEEEEGGGAAAAAAAAAAAAAA drunk!
You just know this entire video just happened because dunkey enjoyed giving that ticket in robocop so much he had to share
Don't sleep on dah robocop
Legitimately great game.
Man, what an informative video series. I can't wait until he shows us more hidden gems, like Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular.
Based peanuts fans
Oh hell yeah! Boot throw, pizza carry, potato sack racing, and more!
Dunkey once again demonstrates incredible problem solving skills. I just sold 12 copies of Lair to buy my groceries.
This channel is a hidden gem. I hope you get the subs you deserve!
@@adamtiburon9849someday... some day.
@@adamtiburon9849you're fun at parties yknow
@@adamtiburon9849
Your humour is a hidden gem!
hope you actually find them somewhere
Really enjoy discovering these obscure youtube channels
whispers *he has 7.4 million subs*
Wow!! When my family and I saw the graphics for A-Train HX High Definition 720P, they were so incredibly realistic that we actually thought there was a train coming out of the screen towards us. We all screamed, dove to the ground and said our tearful goodbyes to one another - image our surprise when we realized it was only a game for the Xbox 360!
Love the idea behind this. Can't wait to see Mr Bones covered for the Sega Saturn on the next episode of Hidden Gems!
Ah yes, the first strand type experience. That game is practically made for a dunkey video.
Dunkers videos have gotten so original over the years. A true artist imo
One of the best UA-camrs of all time, no question. Evolves like a motherfucker
I feel like since he has quit league, all his videos are top tier
@@augustlewenIts no coincidence. League is horrific
@@thecirclesandtheshapesleague is horrific now but it used to be fun. and dunks league videos were hilarious
3:17 most realistic revolver reload animation in a videogame so far
I missed that gem, thank you.
hidden gem comment
Not accurate at all dude
@@DrPeculiar312 As someone who both lives in Texas AND owns a lot of guns, almost half of them pistols, it is 100% accurate.
1:39 DINO CRISIS!!! Loved that game on PS1. 👏🏻
Resident Evil survival horror with dinosaurs is such a sick concept.
Thank you for reviewing A-Team. My favorite part is the recurring gag where Murdock makes Mr. T really angry. Always good for a laugh. I love it when a plan comes together.
Dunked absolutely has to cover Geist in the next one. Such a hidden gem classic. No dragons in this one, so maybe not as good as Lair, but still has lizards in it, so close enough.
As we all know, it takes about 7 lizards to be worth 1 dragon, so as long as it has at least 84 lizards on screen at all times it should be fine
After the first 59 copies of Lair, I think you really solidify your knowledge of the game and become a master.
After recognizing Frantic Flea from SNES Drunk's recent video on it, it was super nice to see you give him a shout out. Love the channels out there that do sincere coverage of all sorts of forgotten games.
❤❤ SNESdrunk love
Personally my two favorite hidden gems are little known indie projects Frogger: The Great Quest (2001) for the PS2 and Disaster: Day of Crisis (2008) for the Nintendo Wii. I think I have a copy of each somewhere in my Lair (2007) closet. My dad transferred all our money into hidden gems during the 2008 financial crisis so we have about $10,000 in hidden gems, definitly more stable than those silver scams on cable tv.
I really hope he makes more of these types of videos It's always cool to see him cover random games aposed to just games everyone is talking about.
A-Train was a legit classic and Dunkey is only doing the Lord's work bringing it to a new generation
I just had whiplash having Dunkey mention Lair. I literally played that games for hours on end as a young kid bc I just loved the fact I could ride around on a dragon….good times
I'm glad good youtubers like Dunkey still make quality content to remind me that it is in fact dinner time!!!
Those were some pretty cool hidden gems Dunkey! I'd love it if you reviewed the cult classic Lair for Ps3, you get to ride a dragon and it's only 10$
Yeah, it's awsome. I playedit a lot as a kid, and I think I still have it somewhere in my flat.
Love when she reloads the revolver with a magazine replacement animation.
the graphics "nut" quip followed by a picture of "Mikey" at 4:19 was absolutely hilarious.
SNES Drunk and Dunkey in the same video? Pure perfection.
Dunky never fails to make lay on my stomach and flutter kick until the video is finished
As a real and honest reviewer, I'm so glad I traded my extra 2 copies of Lair for 1 copy of Dinobreak THEN realizing my mistake traded my 1 copy of Dinobreak for A-Train HX after the futile disappointment of the original A-Train. The dragon content in Lair is no matchup against Dragon2020 since it only contained dragons and no human. I absolutely had to trade my 5th and final copy of Lair for that. Lost Luggage and Frantic Flea look fun and I'm looking forward to remastered versions of both. Izzy's quest for the Olympic Rings looks really difficult . . . I'm not sure I'm up for that kind of a challenge.
Love it when Dunkey just does these random videos
Wow, actually hearing SNES Drunk's voice in a Dunkey video just completely made my day.
Seeing Lair just gave me a crazy nostalgia blast, I played a weird amount of it long ago
Same man I loved it as a kid
What is it about?
@@quilava7912it's literally just flying around on a dragon but it sucks to control and is boring, lol
@@rudeboyspodcast"flying around on a dragon" and "boring" do not belong in the same sentence.
I was discharged from the hospital for some of my cancer treatment today and I get the luxury to come home and enjoy this. Thank you dunkey, you're awesome
Dunkey, YOU'RE a hidden gem ❤
wdym hes right there
Your mom is a hidden gem.
@@ChipChocolatePR not anymore
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Your”re**
Might not really be as hidden as most, but Warhawk on the PS3 was one of my favorites of that generation. None of my friends had any idea what it was but it was always so fun to play.
Finally giving SNESDRUNK the attention he deserves
I was curious if Dunkey got the idea to reference Frantic Flea from SNESDrunk's video on it. I suspect that he did.
I know he isn't actually taking suggestions, but I'd love to see Dunkey review Teardown. There's a lot of goofy fun to be had in that game that I think he would enjoy.
I unironically bought that Robocop game because it made me FEEL like Robocop and I’ve been waiting since the first movie to get a game that did that.
Have you heard of Spiderman? As an empath myself, I FEEL like you might enjoy it.
Have you heard of Batman? I'm certain Arkham Asylum will really make you FEEL like the caped crusader
Have you heard of Spec Ops: The Line? It really makes you FEEL like a war criminal!
@@thewizardofrozIt really makes you feel like you didn't want to hurt anybody. 10 out of 10.
Since you asked, a hidden gem I would like in a future video to see is Bumper Wars.
It’s an early 2000s vehicle combat game about an alien empire that visited earths amusement parks, mistakenly thinking they were punishment camps, and making a gladiatorial death game based on bumper cars. Bizarrely, this game sold at Scholastic Book fairs at schools (like my copy) despite having no educational value other than being Baby’s-First-Twisted Metal. I never hear anyone talk about it though.
We got a code 4 here. Stay where you are.
Hey Jason, thanks for 11-12 years of great content. I left the Navy in 2010 and your humor was always reminiscent of my good times in the military. Thank you so much bro, I hope you’re well :)
He died in 2019.
@@anita.bhis channel is run by a drunk grandma
@@anita.b no u
@@Vivi_9 it’s pizza time
Dunkey's videos are truly the hidden gems of youtube
Dunkey, i was having a rough, thought-provoking day, but coming home from all the chaos to see your new video puts a smile on my face, per usual. Thank you for all the good times
Yeah imagine having thoughts ew
My GF broke up with me. I wanted to die for the past 3 weeks right now. I still do, but at least I can watch this video while wanting to die
@@plasticfacedvillian4779maybe give it a try also 10 year olds dont count as girlfriends
I actually want this to be a series.
"There is an only hope"
such inspiring words.
these r personally my favorite type of dunkey videos
Einhänder. Squaresoft's best shooter.
The attention to detail in that game was unreal. The art gallery. the soundtrack. It was a passion project that's for sure.
Soundtrack unreal.
SNES Drunk Dunkey crossover is what I needed.
3:18 that revolver reload was sick
I want a version of this format that includes both good and bad games (based on reviews scores), but he reviews them both with the same level of enthusiasm and wit, and it’s up to us to figure out if the game is good or bad based on what he chooses/is forced to compliment about the games. We can check our scores on metacritic after the video XD
The reason why Robocop is a great game is because it's a double A game, so that's like two A-trains so it's twice as good as that game, which is weird because giving it a 20 out of 10 doesn't work since that's not how the "out of 10" system works but it's just that good
"Dinner time" such a badass line im gonna start using that.
Wait. Am I crazy or did the RoboCop game actually look like a ton of fun?
yes its pretty great and has pretty good writing too
No you're not, it genuinely is that fun.
Yeah, it's really good overall especially so if you're a fan of the film.
Yeah kinda does lol
It has no business being as good as it is
Really glad you covered so many Mario titles in this one. Well played.
Bro Lair was actually hella good. I really enjoyed it as I played it! My mind was blown with the massive armies and dragon warriors and stuff! Amazing
I never played it... but I was kind of thinking "Wasn't this actually like... maybe sort of ok for the time?"
Play it with the sixaxis motion controls and then come back here.
Drakengard is way better anyway
If you enjoy tilting your controller to move
@@kebm1388BROOOOO hitting me right in the nostalgia with that shit, drakengard I feel really needs a remaster or hell even a port
Hi Jim,
I'd love to see you talk about "Rayman Rush" on your talk show here! It's certainly a sparkling gem in the Rayman series, and I never hear anyone talk about it believe it or not. I mean, who doesn't want to have a whole game where all you do is race on foot? Thanks for shining your light into the dark corners of the world of video based gaming!
Best,
John
Didn't realise A-Train actually had a console release. Played it way back when Maxis was, well, Maxis. Absolutely impenetrable management simulator, with a manual thicker than most novels. I loved it.
Dunkey x snesdrunk what a time to be alive
It would be great if Robocop had an 80s/early 90s printer on his back so he can print up his parking tickets.
Maybe a dial up sound plays as well so you know he is connecting to the internet and in real time you have to wait 3 minute to connect and then 2 more to print the ticket...then if you are called during it you have to start the process all over again.
Perfection!
i cannot believe dunkey forgot to include the most underrated hidden gem known to man, Super Mario Bros. 2
Give it a month, a month and a half. I'm sure he'll get around to it. 😂
I like the idea of delving into hidden gems, we have a lot of lesser known titles coming out and the indie market is really thriving!
If you're into the classical fromsoft games, why not give Lunacid a try? It recently came out of early access and is a pretty nice tribute to those games
in order to be a Hidden Gem, I think you have to not be currently trending... which... Lunacid most definitely is currently doing atm. It's not really hidden when everyone knows about it and it's being HEAVILY promoted.
Love the SNESDrunk cameo
I remember watching Dunkey's Hidden Gems at my grandparents' house when I was a lad. I'd get so excited every week when Jim Dunkey would talk about Lair again.
I used to get excited every week but not anymore...Man the show has gone to shit. It used to be so much better when he went by his full name Jim Dunkeyton the 3rd but I guess shortened names are cool now and do better in the algorithm ? Like you said he already covered Lair and this episode added nothing new and was just a rehash of his old Lair episode. Is he all out of ideas ? Has he gotten bored with this series ? Is the fact that he is now owned by the liberal media ? Who knows.
Great video dunkey! I watched the whole video and it was great!
My personal hidden gem is the Curious George game for PS2. Truly an underappreciated masterpiece of its time.
"It's always bananas, never even ask if I like um."
Fuuck that game is so good
Thank you for bringing us another portion of the Hidden Gems! Love the show! Already thinking to buy those 600 copies of Animal Well in mint condition
Robocop does a great job of making you feel like an 80's robot
I like how the dialogue around 2:15 really makes you feel like a confused voice actor.