Video games tend to play by their own unique set of rules, but every so often they throw them out the window. Here are some interesting examples in gaming.
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0:18 Number 10
1:34 Number 9
2:53 Number 8
4:02 Number 7
5:06 Number 6
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7:19 Number 4
8:24 Number 3
9:39 Number 2
11:01 Number 1
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falcon sound weird
You can tell falcon was heated about the castlevania passing through the rock cheat
Where's Inscryption? lol
*their own rules, games is plural. Stay in skool
I think you should only call it gow 2018 or gow 4, its not a reboot after all! Still love your videos!
DOOM Eternal also had a mission where you get ambushed in your safe hub zone
Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy had one concerning quick time events that played out really well. The game had QTEs pretty much everywhere to do virtually everything. You want to successfully do a scene, do the QTE right.
There's one point where you are being assaulted by bugs in the middle of an interview with the police. QTE shows up. Successfully performing the QTE gets you to get the bugs off of you. Success! Except you're the only one who can see the bugs, so now you look sketchy as hell to the police. To actually "win" that scene, you're supposed to *do nothing*.
I found out that Mario second goal post stuff as a kid. It was kind of cool. I was mostly aiming to 'break' the game by sneaking Yoshi to the gate and jumping off him to get under and avoid the gate and ending the level to see if it would soft lock me. Finding a secret was kind of cool and made me try a few other weird stuff and finding more secrets.
Bad secrets are like "Nintendo Power" magazines needed to tell you how to progress or finish the game. Sit in the corner for 1 minute? No one was going to do that.
Think I've been subscribed for 9 years. You never disappoint. Thanks for all the content.
What about parasite eve 1, when there is a cutscene that if you watch it you die lol you HAVE to skip the cutscene to run and survive, literally no one expect to get a game over for watching a cutscenes
The God of War thing seems more like the Assassin's Creed loading screen where you just walk around or wait for the loading to finish.
I swear I once turned invisible in Halo 3 while playing as Thel 'Vadam (the Arbiter) in the first mission. Mi cousin and I were crazy about it since that's only supposed to happen in Single Player. I got no prove it happened though: I didn't have a phone back then.
You get invaded when you jump off the balcony in round table hold as well
I expected sometin like in midnightclub 2 the rival Angel cheats and gets an early start from u and his homeboys lmao
I immediately thought about Armored Core. The higher level enemies would equip loadouts that are impossible for the player according to the rules of the game
It's tough for me to agree with 9 as an experienced gamer. Since the game made it an obvious path, and specifically told you more about it instead of just letting you jump, really leads to giving it importance. But, relatively new gamers to a genre like this may not yet be familiar with that method of puzzle solving.
How is the Tunic one breaking its own rule?
Just a heads up! There are several spoilers in this video. I know some of these games aren't exactly brand new, but there were several ones I haven't had the time to play yet and I suspect I'm not the only one. Probably should've had a spoiler warning at the beginning.
I was today years old when I found out about the Super Mario World one.
1:48 whoever made that god of war edit in reference to the SUPA HOT FIYA reactions is a LEGEND💀🤣🤣
So… I was actually playing this game and I didn't realize what I was doing and found a 'secret' area in this game, I don't remember exactly where but It didn't show up with a scan and i thought it took 5 explosives (i did 2 and then 3)… but I think it was here and I simply figured everyone had found it and it wasn't important.
It was of course years after it was found and i played the game years later, but if I would have played it prior I might have found this and gotten semi-famous… but these days there's eggs hidden in plain sight so you never know!
thers actuly one other rpg that did the mitch conner thing. That was KH chain of memorys. the two final bosses break the rules of the cardgame machincs. one breaks the forth wall and scatters your deck and you have litterly pick the cards back up. Blocks your veiw of your hand. blocks your veiw of HIS hand. and the other one destroys cards.
dosent rdr2 show secrets in the loading screen? feel like rockstar always does that shit.
Crash bandicoot 2, the one level where you can't break any box to obtain the gem.
Elden Ring does the SNES Mario styled hidden or misleading endings/goals. Whether it be a sneaky path behind a boss you can barely see or an invisible wall at a dead end, being the only way to properly complete particular areas or access others. I don't say progress, as so much of the game is optional.
OK but mad tongue douchebag invades you at the roundtable hold so thats actually two
You know God of war 2018 just the devs just made the meme from God of war kratos jumping