Fact: they made Nintendo games much more difficult in the US because of places like Blockbuster. Video game rentals were illegal in Japan so they had no reason to make games overtly difficult, but in the US, by artificially increasing difficulty, they ensured most 8 year olds couldn’t beat it in a weekend. This ensures multiple rentals or parents outright buying the game. A good example of artificially increased difficulty on the NES is Battletoads.
@Joshua Tyler Awesome! I used it and stole 100k in BTC from Elon Musk himself, used that to buy a new car, and now I'm driving it to your mom's house. Who even hacks their girlfriend's shit? If you can't trust her, don't be with her.
Sixth game in the series, believe it or not. There was Vampire Killer for MSX computers in '86, Haunted Castle for the arcades in '88, and the Castlevania: The Aventure for Game Boy a couple months earlier in '89.
Crack was big in the early 80s through the 90s. Regular cocaine can be snorted or injected (and taken a few other ways if you're particularly adventurous), but can't be smoked. Making it into crack changes it to a form that can be burned and inhaled. As a result, it's more immediately potent but less lasting, and insanely more addictive. I don't believe it's possible to overdose on it, either. Use of it mostly died out because if you have cocaine, just do the cocaine; it's more enjoyable and less likely to ruin your life or make you set yourself on fire like it did Richard Pryor. There's a fairly prevalent theory that crack was developed and distributed by the US government in poor, black, and gay populations in the US to fund covert missions in South America. Normally these kind of rumors are baseless, but the farther we get from anyone still being alive to be held accountable, the more information is declassified that really lends to that theory. When Jimmy Carter finally kicks it, we're probably going to get some wild details.
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Vinny at the beginning: plays US version and wants to choose Alucard's route
Me: "Oh no."
Fact: they made Nintendo games much more difficult in the US because of places like Blockbuster. Video game rentals were illegal in Japan so they had no reason to make games overtly difficult, but in the US, by artificially increasing difficulty, they ensured most 8 year olds couldn’t beat it in a weekend. This ensures multiple rentals or parents outright buying the game. A good example of artificially increased difficulty on the NES is Battletoads.
Why were they illegal in Japan? That’s a weird ass law
@@bomblessdodongo3093 Nowadays, almost everything's just rentals.
Man, the US version would've killed poor Binyot
@Joshua Tyler Awesome! I used it and stole 100k in BTC from Elon Musk himself, used that to buy a new car, and now I'm driving it to your mom's house.
Who even hacks their girlfriend's shit? If you can't trust her, don't be with her.
You are a doing god's work with highlights like these my friend
24:50 I will treasure this moment for years.
Vinny: I'm gonna play Castlevania III
Castlevania III: I'm about to ruin this man's whole career
Sixth game in the series, believe it or not. There was Vampire Killer for MSX computers in '86, Haunted Castle for the arcades in '88, and the Castlevania: The Aventure for Game Boy a couple months earlier in '89.
26:34 Not sure if that's what he's actually screaming directly into his mic, but it sounds like "IGIVEUP" :'D Poor Binyot
20:25 - And now everybody knows where they got the personality for Quark in Ratchet and Clank.
19:10 - Full disclosure. When Symphony of the Night first came out, I thought Alucard would sound like that.
Thank ya, thank ya.
Thank you for this, there are barely any Castlevania compilations on UA-cam, this was a very good one!
I was wondering what the song is at 09:18?
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@@vinnyhighlightreels9186 Thank you very much! Sorry for the late response, I'm just seeing this now, oops XD
Vinny watch it on Netflix it is awesome
Y’know the Japanese version...
Glad I'm subbed to ya
16:10 - I didn't know there were different types of cocaine.
Crack was big in the early 80s through the 90s. Regular cocaine can be snorted or injected (and taken a few other ways if you're particularly adventurous), but can't be smoked. Making it into crack changes it to a form that can be burned and inhaled. As a result, it's more immediately potent but less lasting, and insanely more addictive. I don't believe it's possible to overdose on it, either. Use of it mostly died out because if you have cocaine, just do the cocaine; it's more enjoyable and less likely to ruin your life or make you set yourself on fire like it did Richard Pryor.
There's a fairly prevalent theory that crack was developed and distributed by the US government in poor, black, and gay populations in the US to fund covert missions in South America. Normally these kind of rumors are baseless, but the farther we get from anyone still being alive to be held accountable, the more information is declassified that really lends to that theory. When Jimmy Carter finally kicks it, we're probably going to get some wild details.
19:22 Indoors *at night*
Ooah! Boner!
Nice Sonic joke bro
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