What youtube (non-music) video did you watch last?

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[TheGoldenToon]

 

[-PokemonBattleFanatic-]

The OG

 

[Lone_Garurumon]

 

[TheGoldenToon]

 

[Rainbow Cloud]

 

[pokemoll]

 

[InfiniteBakuphoon]

I’ve been on something of a Colosseum and XD kick lately, and it’s been really interesting to see other people’s takes on these games years later, especially in relation to newer entries. The follow-up is highly recommended by me if you like this one, by the way.

 

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[Lone_Garurumon]

 

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[Lone_Garurumon]

 

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[Lone_Garurumon]

 

[Emmy]

I was watching this video about an Opera singer breaking down the opera house scenario from "Final Fantasy VI" and how despite the limitations of the technology, it depicts a full broad range of scenes and it got me thinking about just how talented the composer Nobuo Uematsu is - I genuinely think he might be one of the best artists of our generation and its a shame many might not know who he is because he's largely tied to making music for video games.



The other thing I was thinking was I had forgotten how crazy it was that FF6 just casually had operatic numbers written into it for a game on the SNES and how super experimental and pushing the limits of technology when all they had to use was an 8-bit sound system at the time. It kinda makes sense know when I think about Nomura claiming he tried to push for FF15 to be a musical since Final Fantasy has always pushed the boundaries like that.

 

[Sheep]

Happy to see JWittz somewhat back!

 

[InfiniteBakuphoon]

This almost perfectly outlines why I prefer the original Sonic Adventure to its successor, actually. Also paints a lovely picture of just how screwed Sega was during this time, which I’m glad that more videos like this are doing. It’s a miracle how the Dreamcast was even able to exist at all, really (and by extension its games, both Sonic Adventures included). Whether you agree or disagree with the main points made here, there are some damn strong arguments in this one.

 

[indigohex3]

I am currently watching the launch of Artemis I, which sadly is not going ahead today due to a hydrogen leak in one of the rockets. Next possible launch will be September 2. The hosts has just been live-streamed bombed by an astronaut.

[SCRUBBED] [4K] LIVE 3.5 miles from NASA's most powerful rocket ever, to the moon!!! #Artemis1

NASA is set to launch the Orion spacecraft to a distant retrograde lunar orbit atop the Space Launch System (SLS) for its maiden launch. Launching from Launc...

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[Lone_Garurumon]

 

[Max1996]

Twister - What's The Damage?

Twister: The film that paved the way for future storm-chasing reality show stars and dared to cast Bill Paxton in the role of a brilliant scientist... The mo...

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