"Acclaim couldn't implement the character, however, due to the legal issues of his leg being American actor Patrick Duffy". That's gotta be the best sentence I've heard in any DYKG video.
Going from struggling after making a mediocre/bad South Park kart racer, to making Twilight Princess HD and porting Sonic Mania is a biiiit of an improvement.
did any of you even watch the video? he's saying the studio that made the lousy racing title ended up working with nintendo to do the HD port of twilight princess and the sonic mania port for the switch. I mean, come on wow what a great audience
I just think of gastrointestinal impaction...or basically severe constipation lol. I would think they were heading more toward anal intercourse though or something along those lines.
Exactly, I mean, Lil Pump is potentially the most intelligent rapper right now. The amount of thought that goes into these songs is insane! And I'm not just referring to the amazing mixing this album contains. The fact that each and every verse he raps is categorised into verses, and that every point Lil Pump makes is instantly followed by an example of why it's 100% true. Mainstream rappers aren't smart enough to be able to put together valid arguments that are logical and non-contradictory. Those that are uneducated will just release a 3 minute disstrack with a bunch of rented cars & swearing. A highly educated individual like Lil Pump can make a meaningful album with 10x the length, because he has 10x more logic and intelligence.
I liked 64 South Park too. I used to love that game. Playing as Cartman and shooting people with the gun that made them sing was way too funny at the time.
I was living in Oklahoma City when the Casa Bonita episode aired. I grew up in Denver and had recently visited. During the visit, we went to Casa Bonita. I kept the menu. So while all of my friends were quoting that episode, I was able to whip out the menu and tell them "its a real place!"
I feel like the only person on the planet who legitimately likes South Park Rally. I loved it as a teenager. I think it's got a really cool concept that shakes up the traditional kart racer due to the way each race has a different goal and even the normal lap races don't go in typical circles, utilizing an unusual checkpoint system with big, open maps. It was really fun. I wish you'd have talked about Chef's Luv Shack though, that game was great, too. The FPS game was certainly the weakest of the three.
My grandad bought the south park movie on DVD for my brother when he was 4, my grandad though it would be fine because it was a cartoon... he didn't realize that cartoons could have innapropiate innuendo back then
The reason Matt and Trey say that they didn't have much input on the console games is because, to them, they didn't. Their roles on those games were more of consultants, not producers. While they are receptive to ideas and input, everything they're accustomed to doing will always be more or less dominated by them. They're showrunners, writers, directors, the talent, everything. The early games, they were just giving input, nothing like how they were working on Stick of Truth or Team America or The Book of Mormon.
"Akklaim couldn't implement the character however, due to the legal issues of _his leg_ being American actor Patrick Duffy." Just... take a moment to absorb that.
I grew up with all 3 N64 Southpark games. As being young kid with only a few games, I gotta say, I’m glad I had them. To this day, I still play all 3 once in a while. Being an adult with 200 plus games, that’s gotta say something. I love them all, especially Chef’s Luv Sack. It’s the perfect “short” Mario Party.
I actually wanted to work for Acclaim when I was a kid, since it was like a half hour drive from my home lol Funny enough, the college I went to bought their motion capture equipment when they filed for bankruptcy.
It's crazy finding out that some of these legendary games are only what they are now because of cut content, tight deadlines, and conflicting ideals. Like, what would they be if the original plan had worked?
I remember that South Park 64 game! That game kept flopping back and forth between something really cool and something poor. That game really could have made use of just a couple more months of development. It had plenty of great ideas, but so many issues that just felt rushed out the door.
The leg work Parker and Stone put into the latest games themselves is valiant; literally precedent-worthy regarding how all 'licensed' properties should be handled when turning them into games
It's a shame "Rally" didn't work out. Kart racers may be kind of a cliche way to make a quick buck with an IP, but there's a reason for that: they're fun. Can you imagine what it would be like if Ubisoft were to take another crack at it, this time with over twenty years of material to work with and Matt and Trey's blessing? There's so much potential. Just think of the vehicles... Kenny's Go Go Action Bronco. Mr. Garrison's IT. Timmy's wheelchair. Cartman's stock car, or maybe his hippie drill. The Member Berries' Model T. Gerald and Randy's hybrids (which they'd drive with smug looks on their faces, of course).
@@katlyndobransky2419 You’d have to throw story out the window for Chef to be in the game (unless they brought him back as a zombie like in SoT), but really, who cares?
@@NamekFreakazoid I guess that’d be doable. The first Mario Kart didn’t have rendered character graphics, either. The tracks were Mode 7, but the drivers and their carts were 2D sprites. It’s certainly possible to use 2D character models like the show or SoT/FBW, the question is how well would they blend with rendered backdrops? SMK got away with it because the technology of the time limited them to backgrounds that were even simpler than that of a typical episode of the show and people were used to much simpler graphics in general, but the seams would be more visible today and it might come off as cheap or lazy.
A week in south-park kinda sounds like "Stick-of-truth" and those games, so good to see they are still keeping up with an idea they wanted to see in the modern day.
I really enjoyed the original South Park game, and South Park Rally I'd played for hours. I kinda hope there'd be a remaster of both games like with Turok.
Lol I liked the Southpark and Southpark Rally games as a kid. I do remember the turkeys being annoying and when there were a lot of them I had to turn down my TV because it was too loud.
I knew of Tantalus but I didn't know that they developed South Park Rally but I know they did Twilight Princess HD. Later on they would port Skyward Sword to the Nintendo Switch
How come you completely skipped over the game "Chefs Luv Shack" for ps1? That game was alright, all the minigames made it fun. They should bring back that kind of trivia game.
South Park rally was fine. It's just a N64 racing game with all kinds of wacky stuff. It's not like most other N64 racing games were the pinnacle of innovation.....
I'm glad we got this South Park, I absolutely loved it! I hope we get something like this again, the stick of truth and the fractured butthole were good, but this style is what I like.
Maybe it’s just the nostalgia talking but I had South Park Rally for the PS1 and I freakin loved it. It was nothing amazing, just Mario Kart with a South Park skin slapped on it, but it was funny as hell and I had a great time racing around with my cousins and causing havoc
TheJman5683 even if they did, they spread something that isn’t factually true, and on top of that, they had the knowledge, if what you’re inferring is true.
The South Park Tower Defense Game was pretty fun, but yeah, for the definitive South Park gaming experience, look no further than the two recent RPG's.
Man I wish that the point-and-click and open world games would've been released. South Park's art style really melds well with the point-and-click genre, and I was a huge fan of Simpsons Hit & Run despite never watching the show.
There were a few games you missed. Chefs luv shack, Let’s go Tower Defense Play and Tenormans Revenge. You already covered Stick of Truth and Fractured but Whole for the people saying they forgot that. Otherwise great video 👍👍👍 A
Watching this again, I still await the day someone turns "Mary-Kate and Ashley: Get a Clue" into _South_ _Park_ _2…_ Also, the stuff about Acclaim's main South Park game was also interesting to hear… Kinda intrigued how it went this long without any fan improvements/additions.
I have the South Park GBC rom on my phone and I found out to skip a level, you just press start and then select and there will be a level completed screen
I don't care what anyone says, South Park Rally was awesome. People call it a poor man's Mario Kart while ignoring the fact that South Park Rally had way more race types than Mario Kart. Great OST too.
Stick of Truth was their idea and they pitched it to THQ, so I'm guessing they were just waiting for the technology to catch up so they could make the kind of game they really wanted.
@@NamekFreakazoid You're right, there were at least two more prior to Stick of Truth. There was another one that was a platformer, I think it was called Scott Tenorman's Revenge?
I want a brand new kart racer & the gta clone to be made. The kart racer can have several characters that were introduced in the series over the past few decades with online play. The gta clone would sell really well if done right.
I loved south park rally it was my first experience with south park and honestly other than that BS 🥚 hunt race the game is pretty good even as a kid I thought the roster was insane on ps1 Also really wanted that ps2 south park game to come out.
why does no one who ever covers south park games ever mention "Chef's Luv Shack"? It was so fun back in the day. It was basically a trivia game show with minigames in between rounds. Really cool though
I live in Jonesboro, AR It was a terrible school shooting. 4 Elementary students and 1 teacher was killed. 10 other students were injured. The teacher was killed shielding the other students. RIP - Shannon Wright (6th Grade Teacher) - Natalie Brooks (age 11) - Paige Ann Herring (age 12) - Stephanie Johnson (age 12) - Britthney Varner (age 11)
Huh, I thought I knew as much information on the Early South Park games but the stuff after Rally I did not know. Real shame that Open world game was cancelled. It looked pretty great. P.S. Thanks for for crediting me in the South Park Rally footage DYNG.
I personally couldn't play the South Park game with the turkeys in it because I get way too motion sick. But some of my favorite PC games of the past were South Park Rally and Chef's Luv Shack which I'm surprised didn't even get mentioned. It was a quiz show type game. I could never beat Rally though because of my motion sickness, and the furthest I ever got was Big Gay Al's stage. Ah, awesome memories.
I recently bought Fractured but Whole for the Switch, and I gotta say I've not laughed at a game as much as I have this one. I'm having a blast playing through it. Maybe we could have an episode on that game if it hasn't already been created?
"Acclaim couldn't implement the character, however, due to the legal issues of his leg being American actor Patrick Duffy".
That's gotta be the best sentence I've heard in any DYKG video.
Afonso Markmann
As someone who’s never seen South Park I understand absolutely none of that
Neither do I, just take that sentence out of context and you'll see it's perfect.
Leighton Petty I watch it passively, and.... yeah, it’d probably happen
Afonso Markmann 0
Watch the third episode
"due to his leg being Patrick Duffy" only on South Park
LUL
Mecha Streisand
Going from struggling after making a mediocre/bad South Park kart racer, to making Twilight Princess HD and porting Sonic Mania is a biiiit of an improvement.
What?
@@MadSociety-uy6zg what
@@Zeronum2 I'm you make no sense lol
@@MadSociety-uy6zg sex
did any of you even watch the video? he's saying the studio that made the lousy racing title ended up working with nintendo to do the HD port of twilight princess and the sonic mania port for the switch. I mean, come on
wow what a great audience
A South Park point-and-click would have been pretty cool.
I find tv shows usually translate well into point-and-clicks, mostly cause they rely heavily on the writing often
I see you everywhere. I ain't complaining.
Especially made by the developer of Sanitarium. That game was fantastic.
A company did it with spongebob so why not
Even telltale did it with wallace and gromit.
deeply impacted, sounded "naughty"... and today we get the "fractured but whole"
It's less naughty than Ratchet & Clank sequel names. "Deeply impacted" makes me think of teeth, anyway
It was also supposed to be a reference to the movie 'Deep Impact', which was about a comet heading towards earth
It sounds more like having a really bad earwax problem to me
I just think of gastrointestinal impaction...or basically severe constipation lol. I would think they were heading more toward anal intercourse though or something along those lines.
It doesn't but okay virgin
"Donkey Kong meets The Lost Vikings"
Wait, whoa whoa, don't you dare just skip over that part
isn't that just the Mario vs Donkey Kong series?
Precisely. It's just how some news outlets called the game at the time.
I wish we got a chance to play A Week in South Park...
DidYouKnowGaming?
Cool
Someone call Telltale! They need a project to replace The Walking Dead once they're finished
y'all should do a did you know about Gravity Rush
Um, at least we have the stick of truth and the fractured but whole.
@@eldritchmendtorr7753 was wondering this as well
The idea of a more puzzle focused South Park adventure game actually sounds pretty sweet.
play stick of truth and then fractured but whole, very much puzzle adventure games mostly environmental puzzles with fart powers
@@sneaks9150 I was just thinking that. Still, a Sam and Max level Southpark game on plastation and pc back then would have been so amazing.
They would have to make it so you don't need to know this in-joke or that obscure reference to solve puzzles though...
I'm glad that Parker and Stone are making the new games.
Exactly, I mean, Lil Pump is potentially the most intelligent rapper right now. The amount of thought that goes into these songs is insane! And I'm not just referring to the amazing mixing this album contains. The fact that each and every verse he raps is categorised into verses, and that every point Lil Pump makes is instantly followed by an example of why it's 100% true. Mainstream rappers aren't smart enough to be able to put together valid arguments that are logical and non-contradictory. Those that are uneducated will just release a 3 minute disstrack with a bunch of rented cars & swearing. A highly educated individual like Lil Pump can make a meaningful album with 10x the length, because he has 10x more logic and intelligence.
@@donovanchilton5817 *it's a joooookkkkkkkeeeeee*
+Spyro Defender
The real joke is believing any of that is funny or clever.
@@donovanchilton5817 r/wooosh
@@jsuoar6394 i know it's a copypasta, mate. Its just fucking stupid.
I'm glad we eventually got a good South Park game
The N64 south park game was great
Game(s)!
I know people didn't like South Park 64, but I enjoyed it.
I still like the N64 South Park game.
I liked 64 South Park too. I used to love that game. Playing as Cartman and shooting people with the gun that made them sing was way too funny at the time.
Id love a truly open world south park game, but with the look of the show and stick of truth/fractured but whole.
yOA
I was living in Oklahoma City when the Casa Bonita episode aired. I grew up in Denver and had recently visited. During the visit, we went to Casa Bonita. I kept the menu. So while all of my friends were quoting that episode, I was able to whip out the menu and tell them "its a real place!"
I feel like the only person on the planet who legitimately likes South Park Rally. I loved it as a teenager. I think it's got a really cool concept that shakes up the traditional kart racer due to the way each race has a different goal and even the normal lap races don't go in typical circles, utilizing an unusual checkpoint system with big, open maps. It was really fun.
I wish you'd have talked about Chef's Luv Shack though, that game was great, too. The FPS game was certainly the weakest of the three.
Rally was fun, Kenny was a constant target.
Rally is such an awesome game
I loved the not so family friendly weapons and powerups
Still play it on my n64 to this day
Rally was really good! Love it. PC version is the best
My grandad bought the south park movie on DVD for my brother when he was 4, my grandad though it would be fine because it was a cartoon... he didn't realize that cartoons could have innapropiate innuendo back then
Your profile picture is glorious
Love those days because it was the 90s and people didn't know even though parents got pissed off and try to take the show down 😒
Cartoon from as far back as the 50s have had inappropriate humour in them. Weird how your grand dad had that perspective.
I loved South Park rally, I played it endlessly on n64
The reason Matt and Trey say that they didn't have much input on the console games is because, to them, they didn't. Their roles on those games were more of consultants, not producers. While they are receptive to ideas and input, everything they're accustomed to doing will always be more or less dominated by them. They're showrunners, writers, directors, the talent, everything. The early games, they were just giving input, nothing like how they were working on Stick of Truth or Team America or The Book of Mormon.
People might have hated them, but the first 3 South Park games were some of the most fun games from my childhood.
This is definitely one of my favorite DYKG episodes
That PS2 game looks really cool. I wish it had gotten completed.
"Akklaim couldn't implement the character however, due to the legal issues of _his leg_ being American actor Patrick Duffy."
Just... take a moment to absorb that.
I grew up with all 3 N64 Southpark games. As being young kid with only a few games, I gotta say, I’m glad I had them. To this day, I still play all 3 once in a while. Being an adult with 200 plus games, that’s gotta say something. I love them all, especially Chef’s Luv Sack. It’s the perfect “short” Mario Party.
I actually wanted to work for Acclaim when I was a kid, since it was like a half hour drive from my home lol
Funny enough, the college I went to bought their motion capture equipment when they filed for bankruptcy.
Did you use their equipment?
I absolutely loved playing Chef’s Love Shack with my dad when i was younger lol (even though I didn’t know most of the question answers)
That open world South Park game would have been amazing
It's crazy finding out that some of these legendary games are only what they are now because of cut content, tight deadlines, and conflicting ideals. Like, what would they be if the original plan had worked?
Game Theory: Maya The Bee is actually Kenny from South Park!?
Duh
"Duh"?
Sounds like one of their headlines, just don't forget the overly convoluted tie in to Mario being a psychopathic communist and being Cartman's father.
You forgot to connect it to FNAF
Right right, Purple Guy's fever dream as the next animatronic he was going to make and that Big Gay Al is actually the uncle of Sans and Papyrus.
I actually love South Park for the N64.. I bought a copy of it on eBay for my original N64.
I remember that South Park 64 game! That game kept flopping back and forth between something really cool and something poor. That game really could have made use of just a couple more months of development. It had plenty of great ideas, but so many issues that just felt rushed out the door.
I LOVED the n64 South Park. It was amazing. Especially the deathmatch couch coop :D
Damn, that A Week in South Park sounds awesome. I still have found memories of playing that FPS one and the Rally game. Tweek was my favorite.
What about Chef's Luv Shack
Seriously. That game is great fun on the N64 due to being a four player game.
Mario party but with patrick duffy
I memeba 😂😂
I don’t have that game but I want it
@@a.ftp4207 Oo ye i memeba
The leg work Parker and Stone put into the latest games themselves is valiant; literally precedent-worthy regarding how all 'licensed' properties should be handled when turning them into games
Still waiting on that Devil May Cry DYKG
Featuring Dante from the Devil May Cry series
If they do they NEED to get TheGamingBrit
It's a shame "Rally" didn't work out. Kart racers may be kind of a cliche way to make a quick buck with an IP, but there's a reason for that: they're fun. Can you imagine what it would be like if Ubisoft were to take another crack at it, this time with over twenty years of material to work with and Matt and Trey's blessing? There's so much potential. Just think of the vehicles... Kenny's Go Go Action Bronco. Mr. Garrison's IT. Timmy's wheelchair. Cartman's stock car, or maybe his hippie drill. The Member Berries' Model T. Gerald and Randy's hybrids (which they'd drive with smug looks on their faces, of course).
A racing game with Kenny’s GoGo Action Bronco and Chef’s station wagon would’ve been amazing
@@katlyndobransky2419 You’d have to throw story out the window for Chef to be in the game (unless they brought him back as a zombie like in SoT), but really, who cares?
imagine if they made it with the SOT/FBW artstyle instead of 3D models, that would be so cool
@@NamekFreakazoid I guess that’d be doable. The first Mario Kart didn’t have rendered character graphics, either. The tracks were Mode 7, but the drivers and their carts were 2D sprites. It’s certainly possible to use 2D character models like the show or SoT/FBW, the question is how well would they blend with rendered backdrops? SMK got away with it because the technology of the time limited them to backgrounds that were even simpler than that of a typical episode of the show and people were used to much simpler graphics in general, but the seams would be more visible today and it might come off as cheap or lazy.
A week in south-park kinda sounds like "Stick-of-truth" and those games, so good to see they are still keeping up with an idea they wanted to see in the modern day.
I enjoyed every South Park game , don’t care what anyone says.
I really enjoyed the original South Park game, and South Park Rally I'd played for hours. I kinda hope there'd be a remaster of both games like with Turok.
I had South Park for the N64. I never finished it, but I actually liked it quite a lot.
Nothing on Chef's luv shack? I thought that game was pretty good
wow this actually explains a lot I remember playing these games as a kid and then wondered what happened since no more really came out
If I could choose what I think my favourite South Park games I think South Park The Stick Of Truth and South Park The Fractured But Whole
I never knew south park rally got bad reviews. I loved that game as kid
Same, was fun and i dont really like south park.
I had both South Park Rally and Mario Kart 64. I actually played SPR more. It was good, dumb fun.
Lol I liked the Southpark and Southpark Rally games as a kid. I do remember the turkeys being annoying and when there were a lot of them I had to turn down my TV because it was too loud.
I love south park rally and I want them to remake it but way better, or include it as an online mode for the next south park game.
I’m playing stick of truth and it’s genuinely one of the best games I’ve ever played
an open world puzzle south park game wouldve been awesome, i wish they didnt cancel it
I knew of Tantalus but I didn't know that they developed South Park Rally but I know they did Twilight Princess HD. Later on they would port Skyward Sword to the Nintendo Switch
*sees notification come up while watching another video*
"Screw you guys, I'm going to DYKG."
T w i t c h e s I mean it’s one of the most well known SouthPark references so it’s not that good
How come you completely skipped over the game "Chefs Luv Shack" for ps1? That game was alright, all the minigames made it fun. They should bring back that kind of trivia game.
It was way better on N64 due to being four player.
"A Week In South Park" sounded awesome
South Park rally was fine. It's just a N64 racing game with all kinds of wacky stuff.
It's not like most other N64 racing games were the pinnacle of innovation.....
hey guys awesome video! Thanks for providing us with the dankest and most informative content! Keep up the great work!
I don’t care what people say, I love South Park on N64.
Jacob Belyea Same.
I thought Chef's Luv Shack was a decent little party game, it's a shame they didn't talk about it in the video :(
Majin I found that one pretty dull. What was there was okay but there was very little content.
I never liked South Park 64, but I loved Rally and Luv Shack.
Me too
I used to talk to my friends about the Racing game on the 64
They thought I was crazy and that I was making it up
I'm glad we got this South Park, I absolutely loved it! I hope we get something like this again, the stick of truth and the fractured butthole were good, but this style is what I like.
If there's ever a sequel to Fractured But Whole, it has to take place in Imaginationland and have Stan be the final Boss
Maybe it should be based on the ninjas
@@linalokir2178 or pirates
Maybe it’s just the nostalgia talking but I had South Park Rally for the PS1 and I freakin loved it. It was nothing amazing, just Mario Kart with a South Park skin slapped on it, but it was funny as hell and I had a great time racing around with my cousins and causing havoc
The control was to bad :/
1:11
South Park predicted etika. Or since they are in the snow, THE ICEMAN
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Christmas of 1998 was awesome for 12 year old me. I loved South Park 64. Good times and good memories.
Cartman’s flaming farts timed to the narrator saying A Week in South Park surely can’t be coincidental.
8:30 THQ... Not Ubisoft...
Regardless of how you worded it, you forgot to talk about how THQ had to sell their license due to bankruptcy to Ubisoft.
They did in a previous video
TheJman5683 even if they did, they spread something that isn’t factually true, and on top of that, they had the knowledge, if what you’re inferring is true.
The South Park Tower Defense Game was pretty fun, but yeah, for the definitive South Park gaming experience, look no further than the two recent RPG's.
I feel like south park would've been good as a 3D platformer
How many Mary-Kate and Ashley games does the world need?
7
Less than it got
Torrie Garvin none they are a waste of Cartage plastic and space
An open world 3D Platformer South Park would’ve been so cool tbh.
2:12 god I'd love to see footage of that
I'm surprised you didnt even mention Chef's Luv Shack for the 64. It was a trivia game with minigames.
I actually had no idea there were some before SoT and FBW
There was another one they missed, Chef's Luv Shack.
Man I wish that the point-and-click and open world games would've been released. South Park's art style really melds well with the point-and-click genre, and I was a huge fan of Simpsons Hit & Run despite never watching the show.
got to say i loved the wacky weapons on the n64, the alien beam that makes you sing show tunes was hilarious.
I actually have a lot of fun with Rally.
so did I because it was the only kart racer I had at the time...
The n64 version of game is still pretty decent.
There were a few games you missed. Chefs luv shack, Let’s go Tower Defense Play and Tenormans Revenge. You already covered Stick of Truth and Fractured but Whole for the people saying they forgot that. Otherwise great video 👍👍👍 A
I love the N64 game. It was insane- and I loved the turkey sounds for some reason...
Watching this again, I still await the day someone turns "Mary-Kate and Ashley: Get a Clue" into _South_ _Park_ _2…_ Also, the stuff about Acclaim's main South Park game was also interesting to hear… Kinda intrigued how it went this long without any fan improvements/additions.
I have the South Park GBC rom on my phone and I found out to skip a level, you just press start and then select and there will be a level completed screen
I'm part of the 4% of people that actually likes South Park Rally
btw Matt and Trey ended up purchasing the real Casa Bonita after it went out of business.
4:49 how can a tv show get away with using someone's likeness but a videogame cant? they are different forms of media but still both media nonetheless
a point and click south park would have been sick!
I don't care what anyone says, South Park Rally was awesome. People call it a poor man's Mario Kart while ignoring the fact that South Park Rally had way more race types than Mario Kart. Great OST too.
I really enjoyed the first South Park game back then.
Wow, what finally led Matt and Trey to get on board to making a South Park game after these trainwrecks?
Stick of Truth was their idea and they pitched it to THQ, so I'm guessing they were just waiting for the technology to catch up so they could make the kind of game they really wanted.
@@m0rShh actually they made another game earlier back in 2009 called "South park: go go tower defense"
@@NamekFreakazoid You're right, there were at least two more prior to Stick of Truth. There was another one that was a platformer, I think it was called Scott Tenorman's Revenge?
I remember coming home after school just to eat cheetos and throw piss covered snow balls at turkeys!
I want a brand new kart racer & the gta clone to be made. The kart racer can have several characters that were introduced in the series over the past few decades with online play. The gta clone would sell really well if done right.
wow i never realised south park rally was so panned! i had it on the dreamcast as a kid and i loved it!
man the idea of the open world south park game seems super dope, I hope one day they will try and make it again I would 100% play that
I loved south park rally it was my first experience with south park and honestly other than that BS 🥚 hunt race the game is pretty good even as a kid I thought the roster was insane on ps1
Also really wanted that ps2 south park game to come out.
"The award winning, point and click title...
SANI- ARIUM"
You love the SANI- ARIUM!
why does no one who ever covers south park games ever mention "Chef's Luv Shack"? It was so fun back in the day. It was basically a trivia game show with minigames in between rounds. Really cool though
1:28 December 1998? That's a quick development for an N64 game
I live in Jonesboro, AR
It was a terrible school shooting. 4 Elementary students and 1 teacher was killed. 10 other students were injured. The teacher was killed shielding the other students.
RIP
- Shannon Wright (6th Grade Teacher)
- Natalie Brooks (age 11)
- Paige Ann Herring (age 12)
- Stephanie Johnson (age 12)
- Britthney Varner (age 11)
This was my favorite video game when I was a kid
I love how looking for refs for The Fractured But Whole's animation ended up getting us one of the best gay relationships in all of television lmao
Huh, I thought I knew as much information on the Early South Park games but the stuff after Rally I did not know. Real shame that Open world game was cancelled. It looked pretty great.
P.S. Thanks for for crediting me in the South Park Rally footage DYNG.
I personally couldn't play the South Park game with the turkeys in it because I get way too motion sick. But some of my favorite PC games of the past were South Park Rally and Chef's Luv Shack which I'm surprised didn't even get mentioned. It was a quiz show type game. I could never beat Rally though because of my motion sickness, and the furthest I ever got was Big Gay Al's stage. Ah, awesome memories.
I recently bought Fractured but Whole for the Switch, and I gotta say I've not laughed at a game as much as I have this one. I'm having a blast playing through it.
Maybe we could have an episode on that game if it hasn't already been created?
They made one when the game was released
Ah, thanks for the info.
I still own my nintendo 64 and that very South Park game... Think I'll go play it.
I personally loved south park rally, played that game every day for years
Stick of Truth was such a great game, it's a real shame The Fractured But Whole wasn't as good.