WARNING: There is probably some profanity in this video, children viewership is not recommended! You've been warned! Sparkster, Rocket Knights, Axle Gear, Princess Sherry and other characters are owned by Konami! Characters are copyright of their respective creators. Gameplay, Recording and commentary done by me. No profit is being made from this video and is purely for recreation and hobby-filled pursuits. The next two levels coming up certainly provide some interesting thrills but more importantly, take place at extremely different altitudes. The third stage takes place entirely underground (complete with magma to boot) and certainly provides an increase on the number of hazards that comes your way. It also sports a rather annoying boss as well! The fourth stage places us up in the clouds as we finally board that stretch limo airship that Axle has been driving. But of course, we have to deal with this ONE guy first, oh boy! Enjoy the video! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13ymAC8EM2A

WARNING: There is probably some profanity in this video, children viewership is not recommended! You've been warned! NOTE: Yes, I am aware that this video has some differences compared to the first one. Decided to do some live commentary instead of post. It… just doesn't feel right. Zangetsu, Miriam, Alfred (not the butler), Gebel and other characters are copyright of Koji Igarashi and their respective creators. Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon was developed and published by Inti Creates and revised by Koji Igarashi. Gameplay, and commentary provided by myself, Waddler-D. Text commentary provided by Chopped Liver (also me…) No profit is being made from this video and is purely for recreation and hobby-filled pursuits. Reference material for sub-weapon and move names: http://curseofthemoon.com/en/ Now that we've defeated Bloodless, we're truly within the castle now. The seventh stage takes place within a library and it is probably one of the longest levels in the game. It pays to have the whole crew with you and definitely do not forget the last special item in the game that's in plain sight near the beginning. With many death pits and platforming sections, you'll have to be careful or else you'll be losing characters left and right. At the end, you'll have to tangle with Bathin and his rather quick, but predictable attacks. Strangely, one of the easier bosses in the game. Then the next stage is the last! And it's definitely one that'll freak you out, but it's great with the atmosphere. I don't want to spoil it though. All I'll ask is "What ARE those things..?" Thanks for watching and enjoy the video! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMQyC1lEsYA

WARNING: There is probably some profanity in this video, children viewership is not recommended! You've been warned! The Master, Tanzra, Sky Castle, and other creations are copyright of Quintet. ActRaiser 2 was developed my Quintet and published by Enix for the Super Nintendo. Gameplay, commentary and text commentary provided by myself, Waddler-D. No profit is being made from this video and is purely for recreation and hobby-filled pursuits. Hey guys, we're starting off with the 2017 challenge with a doozy! ActRaiser 2 for the Super Nintendo is a game that needs no introduction for those that have played the original. That's because it needs a warning! This game is a far step away from the lovable action platformer combined with simulation experinece that was composed of the first game. Now, the game has gone “Professional” and stuck to only information and action platforming. This might not sound awful, but then you haven't played the game to realize what's wrong with it exactly! The main flaws that plague ActRaiser 2 is that you are given a pretty shoddy character to play as in this adventure. The Master in the original ActRaiser was given a lot more mobility, better range and was overall more effective. Here, you have a very muscular and very lumbering oaf of a Master now. Traded specs for pecs apparently, but he does have SOMETHING going for him at least. Mainly, the wings on the back. The magic power in his spirit, and the shield in his other hand. It is with these elements, players will truly be able to appreciate the game a little more. At least, after we talk about all of this through the tutorial! Join me in this prologue video to touch upon the important issues of the controls Please enjoy the video! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqax7lH9c9M

WARNING: There is some profanity in this video, children viewership is not recommended. You've been WARNED! NOTE: This review is strictly my opinion of the game, just showcased in an informal way. It's just my thoughts on the game and you are entitled to your opinions. Please note that this is mainly for entertainment and possibly educational purposes. For those that live in the Central Ohio area and like video games, check out this store: http://www.ugagamestore.com/ The reason why I'm mentioning them is because they have actually unofficially sponsored this WhaDaFah video from happening. The story is that the co-owner had told me about this game and gave me a story of how oddly it controlled and that the game really was bizarre all around. Then one or two weeks later, the game came in and he held it so that he would give it to me. It was a free game, but I had to do two things: I had to make a video of a WhaDaFah on this game and I had to mention them in the video. I've completed that mission and this video is what came out of it. I have to say... this game certainly met my expectations, but man... I don't know if I want to play more of it. Unless I get morbidly curious... Welcome to the second season of WhaDaFah and enjoy the stupidity! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGKF982OWDs