Game developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo. Game was released on the Nintendo 64 Master Quest Jr. was created by Emperor_Thamz, Rainchus, JaThePlayer, and Brotenko. Dark Star Edition was created by Shadeblade, using some assets of Master Quest Jr. as a base and for inspiration! Gameplay, captions, editing and live/post-commentary done by myself. NOTE: There is profanity in the video, so children viewership is not at all recommended. If there's one thing that I love in life is Mario RPGs and Paper Mario is easily in the top 5 of those games. However, there was one thing that I had trouble finding available for this game. That thing was a good challenge. First off was the Paper Mario: Double Pain Challenge, that was kind of a cool happening, but sadly, it wasn't something that held up water after a while. Then when learning about all of the Paper Mario modding, I've discovered Master Quest and its Jr. version. After trying the former, I decided to go with the latter and it was certainly challenging and rather neat with some of the additions. Then my friend, Mageknight404, clued me in on a new mod and it's one that I haven't dove too deeply in and to be fair, I am all for sharing information from Master Quest Jr. AND Dark Star Edition in the course of one video series. Here you will see a myriad of changes that may come to a shock to those that have not dabbled into the realm of Paper Mario modding and I want to be an advocate of how truly awesome the whole thing is becoming as of late. Badges, items, enemies, bosses and even partners have all been modified to provide a unique experience that can only hint of things to come in the future. The randomizer was one thing and Master Quest Jr. was enough, here's hoping that this video might make you take the leap into the scene. But of course, please be sure to get familiar with the original. Because we wouldn't have this great modification without Intelligent Systems and Nintendo's efforts from the very beginning! Hope you enjoy the video! #papermario #modded #darkstar ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5MR3tFz500

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 . ActRaiser 2 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/ We'll be talking about our last two characters in this game and be introduced to some new situations. However, as you can expect, it would be foolish to neglect Alfred and Gebel as they are with some of the strongest and/or most useful tools at your disposal. Sometimes, you're gonna need more than high jumps, slides, and solid DPS to get through the rest of the game. These two will do a wonderful job showcasing just how valuable your weapon points are in this game. Now… only if they could leave me some once they're all done with the shenanigans! Thanks for watching and enjoy the video! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSIwz5dEcAs

Jelly Boy and its characters are copyright of their respective creators. Game was developed by Probe Entertainment Limited and was published by Ocean, Throwback Entertainment and... possibly EA? Gameplay, commentary and captions done by me. PLEASE NOTE: This is not a serious review of the game by any means. This is merely a fun little exercise of exploring games that are often overlooked, with a questionable reputation or deemed bad by the general gaming community. The ultimate critic will be you, the viewer, as your opinions are pretty much Also NOTE: Fun Factor is the new term for Playability... Playability isn't exactly a word anyway, and the only reason why anyone would play a game again is BECAUSE of fun factor. This game certainly took me by surprise, but I have to say it's... not bad. If you want a rundown of all my feelings on it. You can either look at the description further or give the video a watch. My only regret is that I only managed to play the first world and nothing more. Something that might dilute the score, but I do feel that it is likely going to stay around that score. Nevertheless, I hope you'll enjoy this zany, charming yet somewhat flawed game. It certainly has some hope and will likely be Let's Played in the future! Enjoy the video! ---------- Presentation: This game looks okay. While the graphics are somewhat bland, they don’t at least get in the way of one’s gameplay or cause undue confusions. The overworld isn’t too bad and does provide coherent themes to expect within the game. However, the graphics as a whole really do undersell the game. The music is also nothing to write home about, but it thankfully doesn’t go out of its way to damage the player’s ears TOO often. Just note that there may be some songs that’ll be rough around the eardrums. The camera really needs help when action gets to be a little too fast and some features, like the transformation timer, is too slow in following you at times. Gameplay: This is par for the course from an Ocean game. It plays well enough where you don’t feel like you’re fighting the controls and the game does have some aspects that bring it above the typical platformer. However, progression can be terribly confusing for a new player with the system of puzzle pieces and keyes. Transformations can be a hit or miss when it comes to how they work. Physics are definitely spotty as well where you’ll bump off walls, get launched off slopes or stop dead on certain ground elements with no good reason. However, there is a game to be played and it gives you all the tools that you’ll need to make it happen. Professionalism: Game does the minimum to inform the player of what’s what. It doesn’t leave you in the dark on MOST of the important p ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2ugyfVNHHo

WARNING: There is profanity in this video stream. Children viewership is not recommended! You have been WARNED! Stream was done on 5/30/2015. Link to the Stream Channel: https://www.twitch.tv/waddlerd Ray is one of the cool guys in the stream call with me: https://www.youtube.com/user/MageKnight404 Ron is the other guest in the stream call: https://www.youtube.com/user/MageEdge100 Not much to say here, more preparation work. I definitely hate when I run into obstacles mid-stream. Oh well, this next guy deserves ALL the prep work we can dish out in a stream. Thankfully, we'll be ready this time! Enjoy the stream segemnt! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0MWUL0JXA0