Fun video - you got nearly all of it right. The puzzle levels started in version 1.1 for Mac, so they were around early, and Armageddon was originally on one of my PC versions, not the deluxe one that was programmed by others. The game was also featured on the TV show Undeclared (they asked for Snood shirts and posters for their dorm rooms), in the movie Surviving Christmas with Ben Affleck, on SNL (Lorne Michaels plays still) and in a couple of commercials. Thanks for the retrospective. Fun to read all the comments also. There was even a Snood TV game (like one of those ones you plugged directly into the TV) sold on QVC for a while - pretty wild.
My daughter (age 21) asked me about this game tonight. She couldn’t remember the name of it but remembered I always played it, and taught her as a child. Thank you for years of fun and a great family moment tonight.
seriously this game been around for ever and its been featured on sapramos and sheldon played it on few episodes on 1st season of big bang theory on top that its on gba and nds pcs linuxs apples ios androids and its first time u heard of it lol
The only question remains: What mac model did my dad use in the late 90's Before he switched over to PC and windows 98 in the millenium? I Belive it was a Power mac G1 or G2 of some sort. (It was the non-Tower variant, what was taht called?)
This game was driving me crazy a few months ago. My brother and I both played it religiously when we were younger. One day the death song got stuck in my head (Volga Boatman?). He and myself were trying for weeks to remember the name. Spleef? Spoof? We couldn't remember.
Clint, what have you done?! They were forgotten! Their power over us had faded! But now you've brought them back, and now, the Snoods will consume all of our minds! .... *Goes to download Snood*
I attended Guilford College where Dave Dobson is a professor. Part of our freshman orientation class included a day in the computer lab playing Snood with Dobson present and talking about the game. I remember committing somewhat of a faux paux because I was unfamilliar with Snood and said to him "Oh, this is like "Dynomyte"...a game obviously ripped from Snood. I feel less bad after this video now that I know he was inspired by Bust A Move
Did you know that the same song, performed by different artists, used to be in the charts? As companies and some artists wanted to retain more and more of the profits they pressed more heavily on copyright. Before music was a means of income compositions would have their lyrics changed and performed, like Blues Standards, where the tune would be the same but the lyrics would be different.
I went to Guilford College and one story I heard from Dave about snood was that he made the game with the idea that perhaps he would make enough money to take his wife out once a year for dinner.
Oh man. My mom was *addicted* to Snood when I was growing up. She was a teacher and had tons of work to do every evening, and yet she stayed up till like 4 in the morning just so she could play Snood. She even kept a journal where she wrote down high scores. Thanks for this blast from the past, Clint!
This game and Napster were on all the computers in the college lab around 1999-2001, with Elf Bowling during the holidays. Aside from having to clean up from all those ad/mal/spyware crap the students kept installing (like Gator eWallet), it was fun working as a lab assistant...even got paid for playing games like Starcraft & Snood!
What a blast from the past, man. I remember spending a day at my mom's work around age six, playing this intensely on her colleague's computer. Didn't expect to be able to see those faces again.
Also I played the Popcap(?) version called Dynomite, was super fun, watching this channel (and other retro channels) shows me that lots of games I played in the late 90s/Y2K period already existed
Oh, good. I was watching this, trying to figure out how there were so many versions of this game, and it was apparently such a cultural phenomenon, and yet somehow I had never heard of it.
I know right? Apparently it was such a big thing, but I''d never heard of it and I've been using pc's since I was a little kid in the early 90's. AOL DUUUUDE
Funny enough, just last night I downloaded Snood on the PC I built for my dad cause I know he used to play it all the time. And low and behold when I woke up this morning I found him playing again just like old times. Just really funny to me to see you post a video about Snood within 24 hours of me getting it for him
I recall one of my first-ever online gaming experiences was a Java-based Snood clone called Schnauser. My friends and I would spend entirely too much time on the school's seemingly indestructible Toshiba Satellites playing that game instead of doing...whatever we were meant to be doing. Thanks for the throwback, Clint. :)
They had Snood installed on the Macs at our Primary School here in Australia. Why they chose to put such an amazingly addictive game on our PCS (Along with Bugdom, Spin Doctor, Bebop 2000 and Deimos Rising) is beyond me but I'm still hooked to this day.
I'm glad this got a video. For as popular as it apparently was, not many people seem to recall or have played it. Usually when I mention Snood it's rare anyone knows what I'm talking about, even people around my age and older.
Man, the Mac had some neat little games. Peg Leg, Cheese Toast, Quagmire, Gold Digger, and on and on. I used to have one of those CDs full of shareware that was pretty much limitless entertainment. There was also this stereoscopic shooter that I can't remember the name of. It was like a 2D black and white Starfox. It was neat as hell.
Finally someone else who remembered Realone Arcade! That was my introduction to Snood and it had me hooked. You should totally do a video about Realone, it was Steam before Steam.
Man I used to play the crap out of this on my parent's powerbook 540c. I later eventually started playing it on Windows too. You need a LGR Tech Tales on Gator! I remember hearing all about that on the Screen Savers in the early 2000s.
This gave me flashbacks to a bizarre edutainment I played around this era. Do Rodney's Funscreen by Activision! Seriously, this one is so out there and quirky, it would be one of your easiest videos ever.
I'm from the UK and vividly remember playing it on a PowerBook G3 back in the day. I'm guessing it was distributed on the CDs that you got with MacUser/MacFormat magazine.
Here because of Kitboga's Twitch emote, been following LGR for decades (it feels like) but indepth analysis like this tend to slip by unnoticed. Glad you made this video :)
I played a lot of snood back around 2002, I had always assumed it had come out way earlier than that but I guess I was riding the snood wave with everyone else.
redapplefour - Simple answer for why that is? I'm the founder of /r/OsamuSato, the subreddit for discussing his content, and I'm the current owner of the associated Discord for that place as well. Basically what I'm trying to say here is I'm basically the accidental leader of the fanbase.
Great video. I actually have that Snood mug! When I was in high school, my mom and stepdad used to play the game all of the time. I eventually started playing too and we competed for high scores. My mom bought my stepdad the Snood mug in the mid 2000s as a Christmas gift. Last year, they passed it onto me.
My only exposure ever to this game was on a plug and play that included a butchered version of Contra and other games that are common on a plug and play.
I used to play this when my mom would take me with her to clean her friend's house. I have been trying to remember the name for the longest time lol. 😂
In my opinion, THIS is how you review old games and nostalgic things. A lot of other people go to obnoxious lengths to be entertaining. You and Ashens are awesome at talking about this stuff
I haven't ever heard of Snood in particular, but I have seen other clones of Puzzle Bobble/Bust-A-Move. I remember spending quite a few hours playing a version that came on some Galaxy Of Games disc or other shareware compilation disc when I was younger. All I can really say now though is this: Flappy Snood
We played Snood back in elementary school, I remember kids in our class wanted to play after they finished their computer project. It was fun playing in schools.
I don't know why, but Snood seems so familiar to me. I have no recollection of playing it, but still... Maybe it was on the iMac G3s in the computer lab in 1st grade.
I played Snood on the Performa 5200 back in 1999 when I was in my high school keyboarding class. We often had contests to see who can get the highest score. Thank you for the review this certainly brought back good memories.
WHAT?!?! I totally remember playing Snood through shareware disks and the Real Arcade back then. I always thought it was exactly that, one of those clone puzzle games made for some college student's programming project and stayed as an obscure 90s game, I've never heard it again afterwards O: !! Thank you for the enlightenment LGR!
@@dnkakusei Patents by themselves aren't particularly evidence that they're legally enforceable. As far as I'm aware, there's no precedent here for a gameplay patent being used (successfully) in an infringement lawsuit. Nintendo would have a bit of an uphill battle on this one---other games have done similar things prior to Eternal Darkness (MGS's Psycho Mantis fight, just as one example) so they'd have to prove that these aren't prior art, which would invalidate their patent.
I remember people raving about this and I saw it and thought "oh, it's just puzzle bobble." Why couldn't we get a great online Panel de Pon clone instead?
I played the crap out of this when I was a kid. It came preinstalled on my family's first Windows 98 computer. It was fun and addicting, but looking back on it the graphics are ugly as helllllllllllllllllllllllll.
Goddamnit I've been trying to remember the name of this game for the better part of a year now. Tried a lot of searching on google but thanks to the goddamn UA-cam maffia, it's recommended to me. Thank you Jesus.
I remember first playing this in college while working at the collegr Radio station. We had a midrange PC that had some games on it in the station office. One of the other DJs I was on the radio with was addicted to it and got me into it as well. Good memories. Fun little game to pass the time while hanging out at the station before and after being on air.... man do I miss the late 90s/early 00s
Fun video - you got nearly all of it right. The puzzle levels started in version 1.1 for Mac, so they were around early, and Armageddon was originally on one of my PC versions, not the deluxe one that was programmed by others. The game was also featured on the TV show Undeclared (they asked for Snood shirts and posters for their dorm rooms), in the movie Surviving Christmas with Ben Affleck, on SNL (Lorne Michaels plays still) and in a couple of commercials. Thanks for the retrospective. Fun to read all the comments also. There was even a Snood TV game (like one of those ones you plugged directly into the TV) sold on QVC for a while - pretty wild.
Oh wow, you're the guy who made Snood! Always fun to see the original creators weigh in on these videos. :)
Great game thanks for all my hours of fun !!!
Thanks for the childhood bro
Isn't the Snood TV game is vs. maxx 50-in-1 console?
My daughter (age 21) asked me about this game tonight. She couldn’t remember the name of it but remembered I always played it, and taught her as a child. Thank you for years of fun and a great family moment tonight.
Wow...for this being such a popular game, this is the first time I've seen or heard of Snood.
Yeah same here. I've played Frozen Bubble on Linux machines but this is the first time for this.
agreed
seriously this game been around for ever and its been featured on sapramos and sheldon played it on few episodes on 1st season of big bang theory on top that its on gba and nds pcs linuxs apples ios androids and its first time u heard of it lol
next thing your gonna say is you never heard of puyo puyo or puzzle quest or columns lol
You might be like me and have an unnatural aversion to anything that becomes remotely popular by public standards.
THIS IS IT! THIS IS THE GAME I WAS LOOKING FOR FOR YEARS THINKING "WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THAT MAC GAME AGAIN"!! THANK YOU!!
what he said
yes finally. its snood!!!
The only question remains: What mac model did my dad use in the late 90's Before he switched over to PC and windows 98 in the millenium? I Belive it was a Power mac G1 or G2 of some sort. (It was the non-Tower variant, what was taht called?)
This game was driving me crazy a few months ago. My brother and I both played it religiously when we were younger. One day the death song got stuck in my head (Volga Boatman?). He and myself were trying for weeks to remember the name. Spleef? Spoof? We couldn't remember.
SummerADDE ́s Transport Adventures! Power Macintosh G3 desktop
Clint, what have you done?! They were forgotten! Their power over us had faded! But now you've brought them back, and now, the Snoods will consume all of our minds!
....
*Goes to download Snood*
It's how these fads happen!
Don't worry!! I'll fiht back with Hypercubes!!
Hah! Feel the same way. I feel the need to play some Snood again after not playing since being in college and DJing on the campus radio station.
He wants that mug, man.
OHHHHH NOOOOO (jojo ref)
I attended Guilford College where Dave Dobson is a professor. Part of our freshman orientation class included a day in the computer lab playing Snood with Dobson present and talking about the game. I remember committing somewhat of a faux paux because I was unfamilliar with Snood and said to him "Oh, this is like "Dynomyte"...a game obviously ripped from Snood. I feel less bad after this video now that I know he was inspired by Bust A Move
Did you know that the same song, performed by different artists, used to be in the charts? As companies and some artists wanted to retain more and more of the profits they pressed more heavily on copyright. Before music was a means of income compositions would have their lyrics changed and performed, like Blues Standards, where the tune would be the same but the lyrics would be different.
I went to Guilford College and one story I heard from Dave about snood was that he made the game with the idea that perhaps he would make enough money to take his wife out once a year for dinner.
Well, considering Snood is copied from Bust-A-Move, I wouldn't feel too bad.
Andrew Turnier that’s so wholesome.
Go Quakers!
Next week on LGR: Unboxing 50 fan sent Snood mugs
Did he ever get his snood mug?
@@Dun-N-Dusted Surely the dev in the comments would've sent him one by now.
@@SmaMan Fair
@@Toonrick12 Ah hell yeah
Send Snoods.
Oh man. My mom was *addicted* to Snood when I was growing up. She was a teacher and had tons of work to do every evening, and yet she stayed up till like 4 in the morning just so she could play Snood. She even kept a journal where she wrote down high scores. Thanks for this blast from the past, Clint!
Dave Dobson was my geology professor in college. He’s a really nice guy and a great teacher!
I somehow never heard of this but I would thoroughly enjoy it.
A verified account with only 4 likes? I don't believe such a thing!
Me too
This game and Napster were on all the computers in the college lab around 1999-2001, with Elf Bowling during the holidays. Aside from having to clean up from all those ad/mal/spyware crap the students kept installing (like Gator eWallet), it was fun working as a lab assistant...even got paid for playing games like Starcraft & Snood!
Snood became something of an obsession in the offices of my University Student TV station, leading to the creation of the term 'backseat snoodist'.
What a blast from the past, man. I remember spending a day at my mom's work around age six, playing this intensely on her colleague's computer. Didn't expect to be able to see those faces again.
Also I played the Popcap(?) version called Dynomite, was super fun, watching this channel (and other retro channels) shows me that lots of games I played in the late 90s/Y2K period already existed
Wow realarcade.... I totally forgot about that, brings me back.
I remember how easy it was to get the full games out of it!
Miss me some sonic demos.
Was just about to say - really brings back memories!
It was where i fell in love with the Geneforge series
Whenever I mention RealArcade people think I was crazy, so many SEGA games I played first on my PC!
I've played so many iterations of this game, it's so cool to see its origins story!
My friend played this often, loved it.
ProtoMario,Hey Proto!
Never heard of it! So, thank you, kind Sir ;)
Awesome vid, as always! Have a great weekend ;)
Oh, good. I was watching this, trying to figure out how there were so many versions of this game, and it was apparently such a cultural phenomenon, and yet somehow I had never heard of it.
I also, never heard of it !
I know right? Apparently it was such a big thing, but I''d never heard of it and I've been using pc's since I was a little kid in the early 90's. AOL DUUUUDE
yeah, never heard of it in my life
used PC's since like 1993 (amiga before that) and been on the internet since 1997.
Ditto. I’ve never heard of this before today. Lol
Somehow I managed to completely miss this one in the 90s never played or seen it, even tho I love puzzle bubble
same here.
Same here. Played Puzzle Bubble for 20 years and never hear of it. Never had a Mac though.
+HPZeta Same here. Let's blame it on the Mandela effect! 😁
Same here. Never heard of it.
+boom baby I don't think that's how the Mandela effect works
I almost screamed out of joy when you made that Osamu Sato reference. I love his art and I love your videos and it felt like a gift. Thank you. ♥
Funny enough, just last night I downloaded Snood on the PC I built for my dad cause I know he used to play it all the time. And low and behold when I woke up this morning I found him playing again just like old times. Just really funny to me to see you post a video about Snood within 24 hours of me getting it for him
I recall one of my first-ever online gaming experiences was a Java-based Snood clone called Schnauser. My friends and I would spend entirely too much time on the school's seemingly indestructible Toshiba Satellites playing that game instead of doing...whatever we were meant to be doing.
Thanks for the throwback, Clint. :)
They had Snood installed on the Macs at our Primary School here in Australia. Why they chose to put such an amazingly addictive game on our PCS (Along with Bugdom, Spin Doctor, Bebop 2000 and Deimos Rising) is beyond me but I'm still hooked to this day.
I'm glad this got a video. For as popular as it apparently was, not many people seem to recall or have played it. Usually when I mention Snood it's rare anyone knows what I'm talking about, even people around my age and older.
SNOOD THIS, SNOOD THAT
slipAngle he was a real snood guy.
Snood is swood af.
THE FUCK IS A SNOOD?
Nice JonTron reference
They just couldn't stop us. Snood this. Snood that
Man, the Mac had some neat little games. Peg Leg, Cheese Toast, Quagmire, Gold Digger, and on and on. I used to have one of those CDs full of shareware that was pretty much limitless entertainment. There was also this stereoscopic shooter that I can't remember the name of. It was like a 2D black and white Starfox. It was neat as hell.
Wow, this is a throwback. I remember it from around 2002-2003.
Osamu Sato! That's the connection! Snood is just another one of his LSD dreams, man!
"I don't seem to have any extra cash."
"Whadya do with that, leave it in your *SNOOD* ??"
I used to play this for hours in high school on an old plastic iMac. So much fun!
I had no idea what this was called, and I forgot all about it, but I now vividly remember playing this on my grandpa's computer when I was younger.
Hell yeah!! You brought up Osamu Sato!! I love how strange his music and games are!!
Death by Snood Snood.
+Mace 2.0 Futurama reference!
I'm scare-roused
@joshua... THAT'S DA JOKE
+hellwyck I knew it!
Mace 2.0 lol I was waiting for this 😂
Man, I played this back in the day. My mom was addicted... she was ALWAYS playing it. Very awesome game, and very awesome video!
Finally someone else who remembered Realone Arcade! That was my introduction to Snood and it had me hooked. You should totally do a video about Realone, it was Steam before Steam.
Sounds intriguing...
I've never played Snood, but I had a friend in college (early 2000s) who played it religiously.
Man I used to play the crap out of this on my parent's powerbook 540c.
I later eventually started playing it on Windows too.
You need a LGR Tech Tales on Gator! I remember hearing all about that on the Screen Savers in the early 2000s.
This gave me flashbacks to a bizarre edutainment I played around this era. Do Rodney's Funscreen by Activision! Seriously, this one is so out there and quirky, it would be one of your easiest videos ever.
Those faces look like they were designed by the people that made LSD dream simulator
Edit: Oh, he mentioned it.
emulator
Holy nostalgia trip! I used to play snood all the time when I was at my grandmas house!
I’ve been looking this game up for years thinking it was called SNOOP.
for me, i thought it was called SNOOZE
SNOOPING AS USUAL, I SEE?!
SNOOP there it is
Snood Pog. So nineties
Thanks LGR, now I can relive a game I thought was 10 times more obscure than it actually is.
When i was like 4, I used to play snood on my dads windows 98 pc at his autobody shop. It will always be special to me, thanks for this video LGR.
You should try to get an interview with Dave, while it's not your usual thing I can imagine it being really cool in interesting.
Agreed. I want to know how much money he made!
I'd be happy to do this if you're interested.
I remember playing snood around late 96 in ireland on my neighbors Macintosh.. this brought back memories
This must be a U.S. thing, never heard of it in the here in the UK
I'm from the US, and I've never heard of it, growing up in the late 90s/early 2000s. I even live in detroit area, where U of M is.
I'm from the UK and vividly remember playing it on a PowerBook G3 back in the day. I'm guessing it was distributed on the CDs that you got with MacUser/MacFormat magazine.
From UK and I remember playing this...
@@richardspritz854 same here in France...
I remember playing the 96 Snood. Even today, the game is still addictive.
Snood's Sood and Food
Formerly Chuck's
Here because of Kitboga's Twitch emote, been following LGR for decades (it feels like) but indepth analysis like this tend to slip by unnoticed.
Glad you made this video :)
I know the Taito's original, but never heard of Snood....
In fact I feel their face so much creepy, especially early ones.
I played a lot of snood back around 2002, I had always assumed it had come out way earlier than that but I guess I was riding the snood wave with everyone else.
3:05 - You mentioned Osamu Sato. I think I'm in love.
lol ur that guy i see on any sato video/whenever someone mentions him
redapplefour - Simple answer for why that is? I'm the founder of /r/OsamuSato, the subreddit for discussing his content, and I'm the current owner of the associated Discord for that place as well. Basically what I'm trying to say here is I'm basically the accidental leader of the fanbase.
oh huh, i remember seeing you on summoning salt's mario 1 video and on assorted gameplays of eastern mind, i've lurked that subreddit a little bit lol
s a t o b o i s
*waves*
Great video. I actually have that Snood mug! When I was in high school, my mom and stepdad used to play the game all of the time. I eventually started playing too and we competed for high scores. My mom bought my stepdad the Snood mug in the mid 2000s as a Christmas gift. Last year, they passed it onto me.
Dobson! Dobson! We got Dobson here!
See? Nobody cares. Nice game.
I understood that reference.
+George Vasquez What was he referencing?
Joshua Coleman Jurassic Park, when Nedry yells out Dodgson's name.
Gotcha! Thanks!
My dad used to play this every morning before work. I was too busy playing Jedi Outcast at the time, but maybe I'll give it another shot.
Had snood on my ti84 calculator back in the day.
Snood! I spent many hours playing this back in the day. Awesome video!
My only exposure ever to this game was on a plug and play that included a butchered version of Contra and other games that are common on a plug and play.
Oh my good God. I used to spend HOURS playing this game. It was one of the only games I enjoyed because it didn't have a timer.
I used to play this when my mom would take me with her to clean her friend's house. I have been trying to remember the name for the longest time lol. 😂
One of my favorite youtubers uploaded a video on my birthday!
What a great gift.
I hope this guy got to feed his kids. Seemed like his damned family always needed food.
In my opinion, THIS is how you review old games and nostalgic things. A lot of other people go to obnoxious lengths to be entertaining. You and Ashens are awesome at talking about this stuff
has anyone here played "pocket tanks" i got hella addicted to that game in the early 2000's
Yeah, I still have it installed on one of my pc's. Same type of gameplay as the "Worms" franchise.
I smile whenever I hear Osamu Sato being mentioned in a video.
BUST A SNOOD
Bubble Snood Saga
I haven't ever heard of Snood in particular, but I have seen other clones of Puzzle Bobble/Bust-A-Move. I remember spending quite a few hours playing a version that came on some Galaxy Of Games disc or other shareware compilation disc when I was younger. All I can really say now though is this:
Flappy Snood
Well, now you need to go interview the creator of Snood, obviously.
We played Snood back in elementary school, I remember kids in our class wanted to play after they finished their computer project. It was fun playing in schools.
Hey LGR, speaking of the Osamu Sato comparison you made, what about a review of one of his games, such as Eastern Mind?
yes ........................................!
Wow, the memories this brings back. I bought the full version a around 2001.
If we get a modern military FPS spin-off, would that be Call of Snood-y? :P
My older sisters were addicted to Snood for a few years back in the early '00s, I myself played it but then we all kinda forgot about it for a while.
I don't know why, but Snood seems so familiar to me. I have no recollection of playing it, but still... Maybe it was on the iMac G3s in the computer lab in 1st grade.
I played Snood on the Performa 5200 back in 1999 when I was in my high school keyboarding class. We often had contests to see who can get the highest score. Thank you for the review this certainly brought back good memories.
Snood's Food and Sood
ambrosiaplatypus Formerly Chuck's
THIS is the one I was looking for.
I remember this! My mom use to play this all the time, and I would watch her! Gods, this brings back some memories.
Dobson....DOBSON! WEVE GOT DOBSON HERE!!!
Hell yeah man! Love these video´s, nostalgia overload!
Growing up i had a 92 power mac and my friend got a brand new Windows 98 computer...we played this for hours and hours. sooooo many memories
Snood was my jam
WHAT?!?! I totally remember playing Snood through shareware disks and the Real Arcade back then. I always thought it was exactly that, one of those clone puzzle games made for some college student's programming project and stayed as an obscure 90s game, I've never heard it again afterwards O: !! Thank you for the enlightenment LGR!
It’s amazing Snood never got ‘sood’ by the Puzzle Bobble people
Kevin Carlow yeah, to me at least it just seems to be a far inferior knockoff product.
You can't actually copyright game mechanics.
@@franzferdinand2 Nintendo patented Eternal Darkness' sanity effects, actually. It not copyright, but its close
@@dnkakusei Patents by themselves aren't particularly evidence that they're legally enforceable. As far as I'm aware, there's no precedent here for a gameplay patent being used (successfully) in an infringement lawsuit. Nintendo would have a bit of an uphill battle on this one---other games have done similar things prior to Eternal Darkness (MGS's Psycho Mantis fight, just as one example) so they'd have to prove that these aren't prior art, which would invalidate their patent.
holy shit the obscurities of my childhood are being dug up by this glorious channel, one by one.
I remember having a nightmare about this game.
lol what happened
Is it corrupted
What a throwback, damn, I totally forgot about this game. I played it all the time when I was a tiny child.
I remember people raving about this and I saw it and thought "oh, it's just puzzle bobble." Why couldn't we get a great online Panel de Pon clone instead?
Bejeweled, in a way, is a Panel de Pon clone.
Not really. They are both Match-3s but Bejeweled is definitely not a clone of Panel de Pon.
I downloaded the shareware version of snood for windows and is actually pretty fun to play even today.
I played the crap out of this when I was a kid. It came preinstalled on my family's first Windows 98 computer.
It was fun and addicting, but looking back on it the graphics are ugly as helllllllllllllllllllllllll.
Bejeweled is better.
Nitro Rad Nitrooo!! So cool to see you here :)
@@biancatherescuemouse3305 You just unlocked so many memories of younger me playing Bejeweld 3
One of my favorite memories is playing this game with my grandma as a child. Her and my grandpa were quite the gamers!
LGR but every time Clint says "Snood" it gets 5% faster
i think its insane how many of the games that were popular even after i was born that lgr covers that ive never heard of
I remember playing this game in like 2009, Crazy!
Of course, on a windows vista.
Goddamnit I've been trying to remember the name of this game for the better part of a year now. Tried a lot of searching on google but thanks to the goddamn UA-cam maffia, it's recommended to me. Thank you Jesus.
The Creppy Face From
LSD Dream Emulator
Or Thomas The Tank Engine
Be more specific, *which* "creppy" face.
Well, he did say Osamu Sato, I think it's redundant to mention LSD:DE if it's been mentioned
In terms of what?
English please?
Guess that means no. I'll try Google Translate.
nothing quite like watching a video about 90s games in 4k
Never heard of this before, but interesting nonetheless
Omg I used to play this constantly back in early 00’s!
send snoods
I remember first playing this in college while working at the collegr Radio station. We had a midrange PC that had some games on it in the station office. One of the other DJs I was on the radio with was addicted to it and got me into it as well. Good memories. Fun little game to pass the time while hanging out at the station before and after being on air.... man do I miss the late 90s/early 00s
This story and box artwork sounds like some sort of creepypasta.