The BEST PS1 Games Facts Ft. @Caddicarus + @brutalmoose

we've said it once and we'll say it again the Sony PlayStation represents a moment in gaming where it felt as though the future was within our grasp while in retrospect the system had its limitations bizarre 3D rendering stunted video playback a low resolution and initially releasing with controllers that didn't work well with 3D environments developers created many new experiences that pushed for greater immersion and storytelling interesting mechanics that weren't possible before and environments that oozed atmosphere and with it being the 90s you could even play your music CDs to pump out Limp Biscuit at the highest quality the console was home to titles like the Tactical Espionage Centric Metal Gear Solid the Moody and Gothic tones of castlevania's Symphony of the Night professional Wheelman simulator Tony Hawk's Pro Skater film tie-in 007 Tomorrow Never Dies Indie Productions like Devil Dice and the only slightly derivative action-adventure game alundra but we'll start off today's episode with a classic that everyone knows Crash Bandicoot back in the game's very earliest days as project Willie the wombat Mark Cerny apparently was commissioning Hanna-Barbera cartoon Studios to create and develop the character known only at that time as Willy that was the name that Jason Rubin had chosen for his main character in his six-page brief Hannah Barbera Studios were just around the corner from Universal Studios making them an ideal partner the artist who the studio assigned to the project was a young Butch Hartman creator of the Fairly Odd Parents and Danny Phantom but all Hartman knew about the character was that they span around and smashed into crates and he'd read that wombats had beaver-like teeth so his designs ended up being a hybrid between a beaver and Taz the Tasmanian devil if you've ever played or even just seen Crash Bandicoot you'll know that this particular design was outright rejected but now for a classic that few remember probably the best Zelda clone ever made alundra the studio that localized alundra for the West working designs stated that during the localization process they'd lowered the health of the game's enemies from the Japanese version but increase their attack this would ostensibly make things move along more quickly and enemies would be more dangerous and exciting however this was a complete lie almost every single enemy in the game actually received an HP boost in the western release with nearly 30 enemies and bosses having an extra 50 percent or more Health another interesting aspect of the game's localization appears with the character of Bonaire who takes on a very typical Surfer Dude Persona though in the Japanese version of the game this wasn't the case the character's dialogue was altered and used as a representation of one of the game's main localizers Zach meston one of the game's localization staff Victor Ireland stated on the game faq's Message Board Bonaire just looked like a surfer dude to me and his dialogue came out of conversations back and forth with Zach he was basically a proxy for Zach who wrote quite a bit in the game as well as it went along I encouraged him to turn up the volume on that character and make him a more exaggerated version of his secret self the Japanese version of him was boring and the name was different this explains why the character may seem a bit odd compared to others particularly the dialogue dude it's okay if not everyone here believes in the gods the faith of a few and a little weed is all we need bro in all honesty though if you are a fan of the Zelda franchise you would be doing yourself a favor to check out alundra if you haven't already done so a lundra's translation was taken on by a fairly small team but the team behind one other release has perhaps even more humble Origins long before the PS1 home systems often had an emphasis on players being able to create their own games for the system this tradition seemed to die off slowly over time with most of the major contenders of the Home console space being closed off Sony wanted to change this approach with the PlayStation and provided customers with the choice to purchase a Homebrew development kit which simply looked like a black PlayStation called the net eurosi most games created by net eurosi developers that saw any kind of release would see their way onto various PS1 demo discs but one game mashed back itself a full-blown commercial release devil dice a title developed by shift was lifted out of obscurity and given space as a full commercial game thanks to Sony taking notice the title which is a rather unique puzzle game managed to go on to become a massive success selling well over a million copies worldwide with over 850 000 being sold in Japan alone the net eurosi platform actually brought many would-be game developers out of the woodwork including people like kenkichi shimuka the creator of ape Escape or mitsulu kamayamam who would go on to direct the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicle series for Square Enix another strong aspect of the PlayStation was its Advanced Audio capabilities which worked well for the James Bond franchise ice a franchise well known for its musical numbers with each film featuring a major artist to sing its opening theme while the games don't always follow this same pattern 007 Tomorrow Never Dies had a curiosity with a track that appears within the game's data while never heard in game the track is referenced in the game's opening music credit sequence as Tomorrow Never Dies too though the track has been officially titled letter to Paris as seen on The Game's official soundtrack code for the track does exist in the game's data but it seems it must have been cut from the title at some stage only appearing on the OST as a bonus Hidden Track the song composed by Tommy talarico and performed by Elaine piver is likely one of the most obscure and rare official musical numbers within the Jamesport franchise and it's uh actually pretty German that tomorrow yeah [Music] another Classic on the PS1 is Tony Hawk's Pro Skater which has some unlikely inspiration the idea to have players collect videotapes was directly inspired by the collection of stars in Super Mario 64 in designing the objectives the team would gather at a table draw a level and then ask what could be done within said level upon which the team members would provide ideas some rejected Concepts from these sessions include levels taking place on a highway and a jetty and a scenario in which the player would lose a wheel and have to skate on three wheels that said one level taking place on a highway like strip was implemented during development but was ultimately cut this level was called downhill and was almost an exact copy of a level from sega's arcade title top skater which is probably why it was cut the level would later be heavily reworked and implemented in the PS1 and Nintendo 64 versions of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 with the same name this time set in Rio de Janeiro one of our personal favorite games on the system is a continuation in a series that changed said series forever Castlevania Symphony of the Night saw the return of Dracula's son Alucard and gave the player access to a more substantial set of abilities compared to earlier Castlevania releases in a 1997 interview with the game's director Koji igarashi and designer toshihalu Furukawa they were asked how they came up with ideas for the game's huge assortment of weapons and items igarashi stated that they used a variety of different references books and other materials and tried to include things that had never been used in a Castlevania game before Furukawa added that each of the staff members had a special attachment to a different kind of Blade so they ended up using a good variety of blades in the final game however this bias did result result in the developers favorite weapons being overpowered adding that not realizing that no one liked Shields was a bit of a blind spot during the planning stages of the game they also came up with an alignment system if the player used a lot of sub weapons they'd gain a holy alignment if they used a lot of magic they would gain a dark alignment there would be different endings based on these alignments with various subtitles with igarashi citing one of them being named Sima no toliru something like the trill of light and darkness a Trill is a musical ornament where two adjacent notes holy and evil alternate rapidly the reason for this feature's removal is unknown speaking of titles that changed a series according to Final Fantasy VII's art director yusuke nayora he liked how his design of the city of midgar turned out and had envisioned the city in his head as a pizza while he was designing it this inspiration was actually referenced within the game itself after the first Avalanche Mission at the start of the game Barrett will talk to Cloud about the upper plate of midgar saying the upper World a city on a plate it's because of that Pizza that people underneath are suffering nayola's inspiration is also referenced in the name of the song underneath the rotting Pizza which prominently plays in many of the slum areas in midgar there's other interesting references in the game as well the Katakana for the enemy Gigi can also be read as Ziggy the Persona of David Bowie in Ziggy Stardust the enemy model is based on this pun looking like Ziggy Stardust and with a guitar for a tale both Gigi and the enemy it has fought alongside with Christopher use song attacks and Christopher uses an attack called Stardust March but only if Gigi is still alive next up how about a little bit about the classic tactical Espionage game Metal Gear Solid according to a 1998 PlayStation magazine interview with director a producer writer and general everything man hideo Kojima as well as designer and artist Yoji shinkawa Kojima originally had no intentions of adding the cyborg ninja character design for gray fox to the game and that shinkawa only drew the character because it's cool at first shinkawa thought gray fox should have looked like a normal enemy soldier he had several different ideas in mind and thought to try drawing a cyborg-ish and ninja looking guy of which the final design came out as a result despite shinkawa wanting his design to become the main character in his own game it didn't Ryden however became a cyborg ninja in Metal Gear Solid 4 guns of the Patriots and later became the main character of his own game in Metal Gear Rising Revengeance so in some small way shinkawa got to see his idea realized foreign [Music] did you know neversoft the company behind Tony Hawk's Pro Skater originally developed games for a toy company after departing a small video game development company owned by Malibu Comics called Malibu interactive Joel jawit Mick West and Chris Ward founded neversoft entertainment they first found work with Playmates Toys developing a Sega Saturn game based on the television show skeleton Warriors as development continued neversoft grew and by 1996 the staff consisted of over 20 people unfortunately the days ahead were less than favorable neversoft work for Crystal Dynamics on a game based on Ghost Rider but it was canceled due to financial problems they then began to design their own game an action-packed shooter called Big Guns the project was bought by Sony Computer Entertainment who then began to make changes big guns was renamed to Exodus and the design was changed from a Mech shooter to an action-adventure Game featuring a girl who morphed into a cat creature Sony canceled the game in November of 1997 and neversoft shrunk down to just 12 employees in January 2008 neversoft was nearly out of funds but was saved by Activision Activision was looking for someone to develop a game called apocalypse and saw promise in the big guns game engine neversoft sign on to design apocalypse and Activision also requested neversoft to develop a prototype of a skateboarding game development was mainly focused on creating apocalypse but the skateboarding prototypes that were made impressed Activision and after development on apocalypse had finished the 15-man team began working on what would later be named Tony Hawk's Pro Skater [Music] foreign the first person to ride a board in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater was none other than Bruce Willis neversoft started development using the same engine they made for Apocalypse in which Bruce Willis played the main character his character model was the first to ride around on a board during the early stages of the games in fact Bruce Willis was still on the board when they took the game's first demo to Tony Hawk to try and convince him to join the project in a quote from co-founder Joel jawit he recalls showing Hawk the demo the first demo the one we showed to Tony Hawk to get him on board had Bruce Willis on a skateboard he was still holding a gun I think as the project moved forward Bruce Willis's model was taken off the board but lived on for a short while in the downtown level as a statue which was completely removed by the time of release Tony Hawk wasn't just a face in a name though and after signing his likeness over to neversoft he took on an active role in The Game's development each time neversoft finished a new build of the game a copy was sent to Tony Hawk for review if he saw anything that didn't appear to accurately reflect the Escape reporting scene he would report back to neversoft he also participated in motion capture for the game a process that was mostly abandoned by the time that the second game was released however would eventually be reincorporated in later Tony Hawk's installments customers first got their hands on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater in the form of a demo that appeared on multiple demo discs including the PlayStation underground's jam-packed summer 99 disc and a disc given out at Pizza Hut restaurants the demo allowed players to control Tony Hawk and Bob Burnquist and featured either the Chicago or Warehouse level the demo was available over four months before the full game actually came out and provided neversoft with valuable feedback on what changes needed to be made to the finished product the demo discs also helped create excitement for the game which contributed to its success upon release Tony Hawk's Pro Skater first appeared on the PlayStation on August 31st 1999. in some regions it was released as Tony Hawk skateboarding as the word skater in applies ice skating in some countries it was then ported to the Nintendo 64 Dreamcast and engage and an adaptation was released for the Game Boy Color [Music] not all of the content that was originally intended for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater made it into the game and not all ports of the game are identical an early beta version of the game reveals content that was changed or completely removed from the official release aesthetic differences between the beta and final release include a change to the splash screen and Logo different fonts on the end run menu and that the trick called fastplant was originally called footplant the bonus Point items look different as well appearing as glowing rings in the beta instead of the metallic Point icons that appear in the final release the games beta also contains two levels that were removed completely the first a level called downhill was a long level without much to do the objective was to pick up tapes and although a lot of work appeared to have already been done on the level it never made it into the final game the second level freeway was mostly empty it consisted of part of a highway overpass and not much else the player could hop off and skate around below the freeway but it was clear that not much work had been completed it on the level and it was eventually abandoned users claiming to have obtained a hacked version of the beta also accessed an area called test level this mysterious and Eerie level was mostly devoid of color and had strange physics allowing the player to ride completely upside down there is little information available on this level aside from the claim that it was hacked from a direct rip of the beta another hacker claimed to be able to skate around the beta levels as a taxi and even provided a handful of screenshots some levels that did make it into the final build of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater had to be scaled back both the San Francisco and downtown levels had hidden areas that had to be removed because of size constraints the ports of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater weren't all identical due to the smaller amount of memory available on its cartridges the Nintendo 64 version had fewer music tracks than the PlayStation version and some of the songs were reworked and looped to save space there were also a few changes put in place to accommodate the Nintendo 64's younger user base blood was removed and the names of some of the gaps and transfers were made more appropriate such as the handicap being changed to the Spanky Gap the long ass grind being renamed to the Big Daddy grind and the holy becoming holy cow a mysterious cheat code was also put into the Nintendo 64 Port of the game once it was entered it would present the player with a black and white photo of a girl many have speculated this to be Tony Hawk's then wife Aaron Lee although it doesn't appear to have ever been confirmed and the code was simply referred to as girl's picture the Dreamcast version of Pro Skater came out on June 29th of the year 2000 nearly a year after it appeared on the PlayStation and mere months before the sequel was released despite this the port received widespread Acclaim and was seen by many critics as the best version of the game the port featured better graphics more animations and the Dreamcast vmu displayed score and ratings as the player accumulated points did you know despite the fact that Mega Man Legends sold very poorly producer kg and oftenay credits the game for his success in the industry and Anthony told attendees of GDC 2012 I was very excited very passionate and very confident about this game however the Mega Man series was slightly on the decline and perhaps the expectation levels were not as high as the previous games therefore we weren't able to sell or promote the game as we expected and failed to attract an audience he went on to explain after the enormous popularity of Resident Evil 2 he might have become intoxicated by his own success and stopped trying as a result but the commercial failure of Legends grounded him and allowed him to see the importance of rising to the challenge and fighting back Legends had a small budget and released earlier than expected as a result some ideas had to be scaled back or removed entirely during the planning stages the developers intended to include another synthetic life form similar to Mega Man in Juno design documents refer to him as evil Rockman or by extension evil Mega Man and he would have been an enemy not only of Mega Man but also of the bonds this early character relation chart also suggests evil Rockman would have misled Mega Man into believing he was an ally the developers also planned on including a human rival for Mega Man Named artillery the official Japanese website had a comment about the character from programmer katsunori oida back in one of the early scenarios Rockman was going to have a romantic rival competing for role's affection dare we say she would have even been Charmed by him bring Tron into the picture and you'd have an amusing four-sided love triangle artillery still appears in the game as a recurring townie with a gun holster but his role was reduced to that of a background character Mega Man and his allies were also going to have a fifth crew member aboard the flutter she would have been an assistant to Professor Barrel as well as the ship's resident nurse early concept art depicts the nurse with a giant syringe for an arm but later designs took on a more traditional human form like artillery the character still appears in the final game as a generic NPC there is more concept art that reveals an entire Unseen World Beyond Cadillac's Island including a advanced cities atop enormous cogs another illustration depicts a city submerged under the ocean suggesting the story could have delved below the surface of the flooded World another piece of art shows what appears to be a home for the casket family catalogs Island also looked very different in early designs The Apple Market was more narrow but it appeared to go on for longer the market went through more changes during development as seen in an early demo of the game that was distributed exclusively in Japan the stores are on opposite sides and there are a series of Alleyways that are open to the sky the music store is different and many of the townspeople have different faces Mega Man is also shorter in the demo which is likely due to the character originally being around the age of 10 rather than 14. this early version also has data suggesting some story segments might have been planned to take place at night unused Graphics left in the Demo's game data includes nighttime textures for all of the buildings and objects the final Japanese name for the game Rockman Dash is actually an acronym standing for dig outer's adventure stories and the Halcyon Days dig outer is the Japanese name for the Digger job in the English version and Halcyon Days refers to a term from Greek mythology it describes a period of peace that takes place at specific times in the calendar When Storms Never occur and the winds and waves are calm the name Dash was also chosen to commemorate the Mega Man series 10th anniversary to symbolize the fact that Mega Man was boldly moving into a new generation of 3D polygonal Graphics a few of the locations in Mega Man Legends were named after developers of the game the Cardon forest or kadam nomori in Japanese was named after kazunori kadui the game's engine designer and 3D model animator the closer Woods or kuroso nomori gets its name from Scenario and event planner Shin Kurosawa Lake Jin or junco is based on head programmer masuro ijuin and finally Masahiro yasama was the inspiration for the Yas Plains or yasu in Japanese at one point in the game Mega Man is able to tell the shop owner his name is hippopotamus as a gag this was added in by planner Shin Kurosawa and it actually has a hidden meaning Kurosawa explained on the Capcom Dev Vlog the joke is that the Japanese word for hippopotamus is Kappa which is Baka when spelled backwards Baka in Japanese means something along the lines of idiot when Rockman Dash was localized for North America some of the game's content was censored or removed the comic book from one of Jim's side quests was originally an erotic magazine the PSP Port of Rockman Dash which was not released overseas also changes the magazine to a comic book the Japanese version enabled players to kick non-aggressive dogs as well as shoot birds out of the sky this was removed in the North American version likely due to cultural differences the Japan exclusive Rockman Dash Adventure guidebook revealed information about the design for the servbots that came as a surprise to nobody they were in fact inspired by Lego characters the passage also mentions that early on the servbots were planned to remove their heads and place them on different bodies and vehicles Capcom developed a bit of an affinity for the servbots and included references to them and many other games in fact when Capcom recruits new graphic artists part of their training is to create 3D servod models according to web planner kiniko akawa despite the servbot's seemingly simplistic design getting their facial features and bodily proportions right is actually actually quite hard the tragic news of Capcom pulling the plug on Mega Man Legends 3 in 2011 was especially hard on Gamers as it had been over a decade since the debut of Mega Man Legends 2. however unknown to many fans in the west the series had a game released exclusively in Japan as recent as 2008. it was a surprisingly full-featured mobile game starring Mega Man roll and the bonds the title roughly translates to Rockman Dash Great Adventure on five islands and the storyline takes place between Legends 1 and 2. initial downloads began with two islands and the other three were released later as downloadable content the long-awaited digital re-releases of the first two legends games on the PlayStation Network were thought to be impossible for many years Capcom told fans they were no longer legally allowed to distribute Mega Man Legends without extra negotiation with additional license holders all because of a few Minor Details In the game the infringing content in question included the soda machines which used imagery from the real life brand or a Noman C energy drinks and the yag building in uptown which depicted the logo of the yoyogi animation gakun an actual Japanese animation school during an Ask Capcom live stream corporate officer Christian Svenson explained that Capcom has a reoccurring issue with games released prior to the Year 2000. this was because licensed contracts at that time didn't consider that games might be re-released in the future one way to get around this would be to Simply change the graphics but Sony has a strict rule against changing the content of PS1 Classics despite repeatedly denying that a re-release would ever see the light of day Capcom eventually worked out the legal details thanks to a few dedicated employees the game was released digitally for the first time in 2015. its price was higher than most PS1 Classics likely because of the legal hurdles but Capcom pointed out that 999 was much less than the going rate of used physical copies online foreign did you know Pepsi man on the original PlayStation wasn't Pepsi Man's first appearance in a video game the character had a guest appearance in the Japanese Sega Saturn version of sega's fighting vipers unlocking Pepsi man requires the player to fight against a CPU opponent without pressing any inputs Pepsi man will then tag in and fight the player and beating him will add him to the player select screen Pepsi man was included thanks to a deal between Pepsi and Sega which also added several Pepsi ads throughout the game along with Pepsi man these ads were removed from the game's International release although Pepsi man's appearance in fighting vipers is relatively unknown there's an even more obscure Pepsi Man game between the release of fighting vipers and Pepsi man on the PS1 Sigma Enterprises released a Pepsi man arcade game the title was a simple rock paper scissors gambling game and released exclusively in Japan in 1997. although Pepsi Man was created for the Japanese Market the character was designed by a Canadian comic book artist the character was designed in in the mid 90s by Travis charist who also contributed to comics in the expanded Star Wars Universe the Pepsi man ads eventually led to the creation of Pepsi woman who only seems to deliver Diet Pepsi drinks to women in the Pepsi van commercials Pepsi man runs as fast as he can to deliver soda to Thirsty people in need and after delivering the Pepsi he often injures himself in a slapstick manner it's believed these traits inspired the PlayStation game's design as it's a Rudder game with comical hit animations throughout the game the player is shown real-life cut scenes of a man drinking Pepsi the actor in these scenes is Mike Butters who would later land a recurring role in the Saw movies as the character Paul according to the game's 3D modeler kotaro uchikoshi the real world cutscenes were a symptom of the game's small budget this proved to be a wise decision on behalf of the game's developer kid as Pepsi man reportedly sold poorly despite the subpar sales however the game did have a chance of being localized in America according to a 1999 Gamespot article a notable us publisher was trying to bring the game to the USA the game ultimately stayed in Japan which is peculiar seeing as the game is entirely voiced in English this usually makes video games easier to bring to the West which suggests that the game's lack of localization was possibly due to licensing issues in an interview for the untold history of Japanese game developers Uchi Kochi also mentions some questionable working conditions at kit he and a few other developers were stationed at a desk nicknamed the edge of the cliff the name was to remind the group that they were disposable and could be pushed off the team and replaced easily at any time although the PlayStation game is rather short it has a fair amount of unused content such as unused assets and early versions of levels one of the most noteworthy files is an unused audio clip from the start of a level the audio is of a cheerleader explaining that she and her team are exhausted and need Pepsi man to bring them soda to park the girls up several development tools can also be accessed with action replay and game shark codes The Cutting Room floor co-admin Devon found a functional level editor within the game's data the editor allows players to select objects and place them throughout a stage and levels can even be saved to a memory card another tool that can be accessed is a debug menu this menu gives access to various test features such as a sound test a texture mapping test a motion test an object viewer an object editor and the ability to start from any level in the game one scene from the PlayStation game is directly lifted from a Pepsi man commercial in the scene Pepsi man is chased by what seems to be a Coca-Cola branded 18-wheeler through San Francisco because the game released in 1999 some believe this level directly inspired a scene in Sonic Adventure 2. Two two years after Pepsi man's release Sonic Adventure 2 has Sonic being chased by an 18-wheeler through a San Francisco inspired level [Music] did you know in his earlier stage as Tekken wasn't a fighting game or a video game at all it was originally a project that experimented with 3D character modeling during the early years of polygonal Graphics the idea of adapting it into a fighting game came after Namco hired several former Sega employees who had previously worked on Virtua Fighter these employees included saichi ishi who served as the lead produce of a Tekken 1 and 2 before passing the reins onto katsuhiro harada the team's goal was to make a game similar to Virtual Fighter but use fully modeled textures and have the game Run at twice virtual Fighters frame rate early promotional material also showed that the project was named Rave War before the name Tekken was chosen Tekken has long been associated with Sony's PlayStation consoles and didn't appear on competitors Hardware until 2001 with tech in advance according to the series producer katsuhiro harada this was due to similarities between the original PlayStation hardware and the arcade cabinets Tekken was built for harada also told polygon that Namco only brought the series to non-sony platforms when the demand was high enough some of the stranger mini games in the Tekken series began as off-the-wall ideas from the developers in an interview with silicon era harada mentioned that Tekken Force first introduced in Tekken 3 came from a simple side idea stating we wanted to have Tekken character side scroll through stages and pick up meat to replenish Health at the beginning that's what we wanted to do I know it sounds silly and it's hard to see the purpose but I really wanted to do that Tekken ball which was also introduced in Tekken 3 was originally designed as a simulation to help practice air juggling harada stated the original idea was to hit the ball and juggle it to a basket sort of like basketball it didn't go how I imagined and I was kind of frustrated if it's not going to be good I thought I should make it into a versus game the minigame had to be developed by a small team of three including harada himself so that the other staff could continue working on the main game the development of Tekken ball led harada to experiment with Sim on a Mini-Game ideas including a pinball minigame he ultimately believed a bowling mini game where players took turns felt more appropriate leading to the addition of Tekken Bowl in Tekken Tag Tournament Tekken 3's arcade release contains a trio of unused characters in The Game's data this includes two new characters named sake and insect and Tekken 2's June casima when asked about sake harada stated that he had the idea of making a playable salmon that could only Splash around helplessly while making flapping noises because it cost 100 yen about a dollar for each player at the arcade sake was cut Namco didn't want players to feel cheated out of their money by playing as a character that couldn't fight at all insect on the other hand was the result of a bug in the game's coding according to harada the bug made characters arms legs and waist shrink to thin sizes making them resemble a praying mantis development on insect was quickly dropped however due to the large amount of resources being used to make the other new characters one of Tekken 3's endings was censored for the European and American versions of the game in the original Japanese version of Tekken 3 Nina Williams's ending shows she and her sister Anna sunbathing several men show up to impress her and Anna receives most of the attention out of jealousy Nina unhooks Anna's bikini top in front of the men walking away with a smirk in the European and American versions however Nina's ending was changed to her ignoring the men complete greatly with Anna walking away with a smile instead minor controversy affected the release of Tekken 6 as well in the South Korean version of Tekken 6 bloodline Rebellion Alyssa's design had notable alterations changing her retractable chainsaws into lightsaber-esque beam swords this version also removed all instances of elicit detaching her head most likely to comply with the country's strict laws on violent content debates arose over Leo cleason and whether or not the character was male or female before the release of Tekken 6 both Bandai Namco and katsuhira harada stated that Leo was designed to be gender-neutral as they felt that the roster needed a character players will love regardless of gender and within the final version of Tekken 6 Leo is referred to with gender-neutral terms Leo's gender was kept secret until a 2011 promotional event held in Cologne Germany for the movie Tekken blood Vengeance during the event Parada took to the stage and revealed that Leo was female a fact soon confirmed within subsequent games such as Tekken Tag Tournament 2. the announcement of Tekken 7's new Fighters sparked a specially mixed reception in the west when lucky Chloe was revealed including complaints that the character was a furry Vocaloid Idol harada in response to the negative Western reaction took to Twitter stating I'll make a muscular and skin head character for you remember I said we've more new characters and she is one of them and that lucky Chloe would be exclusive to the Japanese version while the statement was intended as a joke several gaming news outlets reported on Lucky Chloe's exclusivity as fact until harada confirmed that she was in fact in all versions of the game Gerardo was particularly careful with another one of Tekken 7's newcomers the Saudi Arabian fighter Shaheen he intended to include the Arabian character in The Tekken Series roster as early as 2009 but wanted to visit the region first to get a better sense of its people and culture he even took to social media asking for feedback from Middle Eastern fans to help with Shaheen's final design Shaheen was met with very positive reception even appearing in Regional newspapers such as Al I am in Bahrain this reception led harada to encourage his close friend and fellow produce so yoshiniro Ono to include a middle eastern character in the roster of Street Fighter 5 leading to the announcement of Rasheed shortly after the Tekken series is also known for its Easter eggs in Tekken 4's Tekken Force Mode four enemies in the final level are named Anthony John Chad and flee after members of the American rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers in Paul Phoenix and Brian Fury's Tekken 3 stage a piece of graffiti in the background reads Soul Edge this is a reference to Soul blade another 3D fighting game by Namco originally named Soul Edge in Japan and the originator of the Soul Calibur series Tekken 5's final frontier stage has an LED monitor in the background that will on occasion show a Sprite of Pac-Man Tekken Tag Tournament 2 however caused slight controversy over one of its stage designs the Saudi Arabian stage modern Oasis included a floor decoration with the word Allah written in Arabic this prompted a negative response from Muslim players since both stepping on God's name and using God's name in an unnecessary manner are both considered highly disrespectful acts in Islam when players bought the issue to katsuhiro harada's attention on Twitter he formally apologized for the mistake and the Arabic writing was removed in an update this was not the first time the Tekken series had run into potential controversy though Tekken 3 featured a guest fighter named gone a fire breeding dinosaur from a manga series of the same name despite the character receiving negative reception at first he became one of the most requested characters for future titles most notably Tekken Tag Tournament 2. this led harada to repeatedly State on Twitter that the character was only allowed in Tekken 3 because of a one-time license and would be very unlikely to make a return appearance this same license was one of the reasons preventing Tekken 3 from being added to the European PlayStation Store hideo Kojima is one of the few video game designers that needs no introduction with his Rich plethora of games from zone of the Enders to the upcoming death stranding and of course his Metal Gear series fans have collected obsessed over and attempted to play every game that has his name attached this hasn't been a problem as all his games have been released and translated outside of Japan with the exception of one today we're talking about police naughts police notes was released in 1994 for the NEC PC 9821 with a 3DO Port A year later and a release on the PlayStation and Sega Saturn in 1996. most people consider the Sega Saturn release to be the definitive version of the game for its updated visuals light gun support and the inclusion of bonus content police notes is presented through a crime Noir cyberpunk aesthetic taking inspiration from films such as Blade Runner and Lethal Weapon the game follows the story of Jonathan Ingram a member of the police notes a group of five astronauts with extensive police training who are assigned to protect Beyond Coast the first functioning space colony in the year 2013. while testing a new spacesuit an accident causes Jonathan to drift from his craft into deep space though presumed dead by his team Jonathan survived the incident with the assistance of a deep sleep module built into his suit leaving him in a deep Slumber for 24 years waking in the year 2037. three years after his rescue John Jonathan who has taken up the profession of a private detective in Old Los Angeles is visited by his ex-wife Lorraine she asked Jonathan to assist in solving the case of her missing husband Kenzo Hojo the only Clues to his Avail are a torn Leaf A small collection of pills and the word Plato after leaving Jonathan's office Lorraine is murdered by a man wearing a motorcycle helmet unable to catch the assailant and despite his initial reluctance Jonathan decides to take on her final request Jonathan travels to Beyond reuniting with his old partner from the LAPD Ed Brown the two set out to investigate the suspicious circumstances surrounding both hojo's disappearance and Lorraine's murder while primarily a graphic adventure game police notes also includes puzzle solving and even shooting with the game's Saturn release new features were added to allow the player to use the console's Virtua gun known as the stunner in North America and play these sections as a light gun shooter the game features a brief bomb disposal section and other smaller sides to the main game when it comes to investigation the player is able to inspect objects and question characters multiple times in order to uncover additional information opening extra dialogue and descriptions this is a necessity as often the game restricts progress unless the player probes for more information or investigate all elements of a scene with certain choices changing the tones and mood of characters the player's actions can alter the responses that they get this opens the possibility for multiple ways of progressing through the game hideo kojima's classic style is obviously present throughout the game with its film-like cutscenes extensive dialogue and tendency to break the fourth wall police North is the first rest of his games to include summary screens which remind the player of the plot when loading a save file it is also the first time he introduces each of the key characters with their name and the voice actor who plays them Kojima explained how police notes came to be in an interview with the guardian while working on metal gear and Metal Gear 2 Kojima expressed there was difficulty asking programs to implement very specific dialogue or music cues because he found that they would work to their own style or timing he stated it was hugely frustrating making games at that time for me I wanted to control everything so after the second Metal Gear launched I developed my own scripting engine and decided to work on adventure games so that I could have complete control over when the animation played or when the music was triggered that's when I developed snatcher and police norts it was a way to take creative control back from the programmers initially conceived under the title Beyond Konami were unable to claim a copyright on Just A single standard word and thus the game became police naughts the game was also originally going to be listed under the new genre of cinematic virtual reality this had to be changed to interactive Cinema however as the term virtual reality had already been trademarked four Japanese voice artists went on to have roles in Metal Gear Solid on the PlayStation 1. hideyuki Tanaka the voice of Jonathan Ingram in police notes also voiced Hal Emerick or ottercon caneto shiazawa who plays Tony Redwood voiced gray fox naroko Nakamura plays the bcch receptionist and played Sniper Wolf and lastly masaharusato who played Salvatore Toscanini featured as Donald Anderson in MGS however it wasn't just voice actors that Kojima carried over into the Metal Gear Solid series a sample of the end of the dark track from the police not soundtrack is played over the Konami Computer Entertainment logo screen in Metal Gear Solid do do it [Music] Meryl silverberg also features in the game as part of Vice unit though she isn't actually the same character that's featured in Metal Gear Solid she has a very similar appearance and she was the last member of foxhound before it was disbanded after the fall of Zanzibar land incidentally Metal Gear Solid 4 also references Vice unit by having Merrell wear a bullet earring like she does in police norts the Rat Patrol team 0-1 consists of Jonathan and Ed in reference to the main characters Jonathan Ingram and the chief of Vice Ed Brown who themselves appear to be inspired by Riggs and murtok from the Lethal Weapon series of films Merrill also wears Dave forrest's orange jacket in the end scene of Metal Gear Solid at the same time as Solid Snake also Reveals His Name to be David drebin893 of Metal Gear Solid 4's favorite soda is narc the same name as the addictive drug in police naughts oticon seems to be a big fan of police knots in Metal Gear Solid he has of the game on his wall and it's even visually referenced when discussing bipedal tanks and in Metal Gear Solid 4 it's ottercon's PC desktop wallpaper in The Nomad the exoskeletons worn by various ninjas throughout the Metal Gear Solid series are made by Tokugawa heavy Industries a company featured in police naughts these are just a few references Kojima has included in the Metal Gear Solid series Kojima also lent his own voice to the game in a brief Cameo as an AP officer in the shootout at Tokugawa Industries [Music] the game also references other titles published by Konami such as a shelf of CDs containing musical tracks from different games while this area is only a minor part of the overall release it actually takes up a large amount of the game's disk space totaling one-sixth of the game's overall size when it came to producing the game concerns were raised with how much could ultimately be included with this section being considered the easiest to cut back should storage issues arise in in the opening cut scene of the game a neon sign can be seen in the background of one of the images that reads Solid Snake even Jonathan Ingram's surname could be a reference to the Ingram Mach 11 the submachine gun that is featured in both metal gear and Metal Gear 2. there are also several references to kojima's previous adventure games snatcher in ishida's Pharmacy the player can see a snatcher calendar hanging on the end of a row of shelves a message on Jonathan's answering machine plays music from a club outer Heaven featured in Snatcher [Music] [Music] a newspaper article on Jonathan's wall is from the Neo Kobe newspaper Neo Kobe is the fictional city in which Sinatra takes place also in the game tokimeki Memorial which was also produced by hideo Kojima it is possible to watch a movie of police naughts again there are plenty more references throughout these games these are just some of the least obscure as previously mentioned there are numerous versions of the game the initial necpc release was the only version to feature the hand-drawn pixel art as the computer rendered all Graphics in real time these Graphics were completely overhauled for the 3DO release and all subsequent releases the special edition of the 3DO version came bundled with a mouse and an official policenote's mouse mat shortly before this release Konami put out a demo in the form of a pilot disc the disc also contained various interviews with voice actors and developers and even an in-depth encyclopedia about the world of police notes some of this information came included as extra content in both the PlayStation and Saturn versions other than the light gun support for the Saturn and the increased frame rate of the cutscenes from 24 frames per second from the PlayStation's 15 frames per second there are few differences between these final releases of the game hideo Kojima opposed one change in particular relating to the player's ability to jiggle women's breasts as Shuhei yoshira the CEO of Sony interactive entertainment found it excessive Kojima recalled this in an interview with famitsu I was contacted by Sony Computer Entertainment who told me we're going to decide in an upcoming meeting how many times breasts can jiggle I argued over and over with them saying that's absurd in the end we work things out but I'll never forget arguing over the breast jiggle issue in the PlayStation version of the game the animation of the jiggling was reduced and the player had fewer opportunities to do it while police nods never received an official English release there was a time when a release overseas was considered this is confirmed by the presence of an English press release on konami's official website in 1996 claiming the game to be a sequel to kojima's snatcher on the Sega Saturn the game also had an English mock-up cover shot produced and printed in several promotional pamphlets for Sega games packed with other Saturn titles however according to translator Jeremy Blaustein who had worked on the official translation of both snatcher and Metal Gear Solid rumors of an official partially completed police notes translation script were false he said it's false as far as I know I was in the international business department at Konami when it came out and I never heard of any plans to release in the US then or since contradicting this according to Kojima the international version was worked on but the developers weren't able to sync the game's English dialogue with the animated cutscenes though the legitimacy of this claim cannot be confirmed while the game ultimately never saw a North American release in the end it would be up to the fans to create their own translation the first of which being the PlayStation version of the game the project had a long development period with Mark Laidlaw not to be confused with the writer of Half-Life and artemio urbina translating much of the dialogue they worked on this in the summer of 2007 but encountered problems when it came to programming their translation into the game itself it would be a year before something awful Forum user slow beef began working on getting the script inserted into the game leading to a Revival of the project which would come to completion in 2009 despite the PlayStation version being considered an inferior release to the Saturn it would be a number of years before another translation would surface for the Sega console instead once again built upon the translation work from Mark Laidlaw in October of 1998 asmic Ace entertainment developed and published a game that to this day still perplexes The Gaming Community LSD dream emulator is an obscure title that nobody in the west could play at the time of its release but has since picked up a small cult following we'll start our coverage with a quick look at lsd's gameplay LSD is controlled from a first person perspective and has the player explore surreal environments with no interactive objects the game simply allows the player to move around the environments with simple navigation controls the game's purpose is simple to explore it's possible to teleport to different environments by walking into various objects the object itself isn't important however as everything will teleport the player including walls this teleportation is known as linking and it's believed that walking into living creatures or surreal items will link the player to more obscure locations the game's premise sees the player walking around a dream world the world was conceived by the mind of hiroko nishikawa an artist at asmic Ace entertainment who kept a journal of her dreams for over a decade Osama Sato the game's director took those dreams and conceived mechanics that would let people explore such a world dreams come to an end automatically after around 10 minutes there are other ways of ending a dream however such as falling off of a cliff after a dream has ended and the player has woken up they are presented with a graph this graph is designed to keep track of the player's dreams and will reveal the overall theme of the dreams they've had these attract as upper downer static and dynamic it's also believed that previously played dreams can have an impact on the player's subsequent dreams the graph may be based on the actions taken while sleeping but Which slot on the graph is filled seems almost arbitrary as constantly moving or staying still has little effect on the dynamic and static trackers environments found in the game can change on a regular basis the dream world is made up of a static map that doesn't change and tunnels allow the player to travel between areas navigation is inconsistent however as walking into the same object multiple times can teleport the player to different locations on top of that the textures in each environment can also change these textures may even change while the player is near them such as eyes appearing on walls that stare at the player after a number of days dreaming the game allows the player to re-explore Old dreams this is one of the only ways to see the same dream twice as the game's randomized nature doesn't allow for easily repeated interactions while normal dreams last 10 minutes Revisited dreams seem to only last around 3 minutes some dreams are non-interactive and are just videos the player can watch these are so far-fetched that they only serve to increase the confusing nature of the game some dreams even remove the video aspect altogether and are simply black screens with Japanese characters covering them these screens tell stories and can often seem to make little sense the game's producer Osama Sato wrote the soundtrack for the game himself the game contains over 500 different patterns of Music which change depending on the dream's theme these patterns are just a number of variations of the same simple tunes and use a collection of different electronic sound effects the soundtrack was given away with the limited edition release of the game as a bonus CD called Lucy in the Sky with dynamites this is a parody of The Beatles track Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds which was also known for having the acronym LSD all be it unintentionally a book containing excerpts of the dream journal written by nishikawa was also given away with this limited edition release each excer is presented alongside a piece of artwork created by various artists a second album of the game's soundtrack was released on two CDs in Japan under the Japanese techno label music mine titled LSD and remixes not only does this soundtrack include music found in the game but also features remixes performed by multiple artists this includes British IDM Pioneer Mike paradinus Finnish jazz performer Jimmy tenner and Japanese DJ Ken ishi many people incorrectly took the game's title LSD to be a reference to the drug lysergic acid diphthalamide also known by the street name acid or LSD this is likely because of the game's trippy nature which parallels the effects of taking LSD the title's LSD acronym is given different meanings throughout the game and related material but at no point is it stated to be a reference to drugs the acronyms that are actually used include in life the sensuous dream and in limbo the silent Dream It's commonly believed that the game has no ending some players found a file titled ending.str on the game's disk which is a type of PlayStation video file this led to discovering that after going through 365 different dreams the game will actually play this file however the video itself is confusing and seems to have no relevance to anything in the game it is speculated that the video symbolizes A hatsuyumi in Japanese culture a hatsuyumi is the first Dream somebody has in a New Year it's considered good luck to dream of three things in particular Mount Fuji a hawk and an eggplant the three items shown in the game's ending after the clip is finished the day counter seen on The Game's main menu will reset back to day one the game received a cult following after Let's Play videos began to surface on YouTube in 2009 players were intrigued by the strange and confusing worlds they were shown one fan of the game figure Watts even created an unofficial remake of the game called LSD revamped still in early Alpha The Unofficial remake plans to introduce new features such as original areas and mod support the reason for the game's lack of localization in the west has never been confirmed however it's possible that there simply wasn't the market for this type of game in the 1990s osamuseto had previously created a game called Eastern mind the Lost Souls of Tong now the game had a similarly bizarre presentation and is believed to have sold poorly in the west the title even had a sequel Chu Tang that never left Japan it's possible that the poor sales of Eastern mind in the west indicated that it wouldn't be worth the investment to release LSD and Chu Tang outside of Japan however LSD did receive a digital release on PSN in 2010 again restricted only to Japan with digital Vision allowing for Publishers to release region locked titles to wider audiences for little investment it seems curious that the game never made it to digital stores in the West the once Japan exclusive shoeniki Kyoko mute otoko was released on the US PlayStation store in 2010. interestingly the game was untouched and had all of its original Japanese text intact this seems to relate to Sony's policies regarding PS1 Classics on the PlayStation Store previously Capcom had issues with the Sony policy that didn't allow changes to be made to PS1 Classics Capcom wanted to modify several textures to remove previous product placement in Mega Man Legends but ended up resolving the legal issues with the copyright holders instead shooniki's lack of translation lines up with this policy and could mean that Japanese games aren't allowed to update their contents if they're published as PS4 Classics in the US if that's the case LSD had several text Heavy dreams that would need to remain Japanese assuming it was brought to the American PlayStation store if Osama Sato believed that understanding these messages was integral to part of LSD experience he may have opted to not bring the game to the West we decided to contact Osama Sato to comment on the game's lack of localization hoping that he could give us some insight Sato confirmed to us that LSD never came to the West because it was expected to sell poorly outside of Japan however he didn't know why the game was never brought to the American PlayStation store and implied that that decision was down to Sony throughout the years creating this show we've written about several titles that have done a great job of confusing not just you guys but also ourselves games which are perhaps more experimental than the typical types of releases which received commercial publication in English-speaking territories some of these games have widespread acknowledgment within the wider Gaming Community already such as games like LSD dream emulator which puts a huge strain on all of a player's senses the least of which is their mental capacity to identify what is actually happening as with many Japanese Artistic Endeavors the translation and relocalization of such Concepts often proves hard for audiences to digest today we're going to take a look at a game which still continues to baffle us with its incredibly strange setting gameplay and Graphics a game which is surely created for the sole purpose of making the player feel uneasy we'll be taking a look at paranoia scape released for the Sony PlayStation in 1998 paranoia scape is the only game ever to be developed and published by Matilda a company that was likely founded specifically just to create this title before talking about the game we should explain some of the mental thought that went behind its creation one name in particular stands out amongst the credits and indeed above the game's title on the front cover screaming mad George credited with the game's creature design music and concept screaming mad George is a person that deserves the brunt of our attention screaming mad George is the nickname of joji Tani a Japanese man who emigrated to the United States his works are rather noteworthy within the film industry with his specialist skills working on special effects and makeup not somebody with any experience creating video games he had taken on the name of George in order to stand out amongst the crowd and when moving to the U.S changed his moniker to screaming mad George in order to further distinguish himself his career started with music taking Center Stage as the vocalist for the late 70s New York shock punk band The Mad this banned success and the shock value from their gory music videos led to him transitioning to the Silver Screen with notable starts such as Big Trouble in Little China and the original Predator he would even go on to direct his own film in 91 The Giver which had to be re-cut by new line Cinema in order to remove some of his wicked sense of humor the truth is George has a passion for the bizarre and the shock of Gore within art working with artists that he likely has a keen interest in himself such as assisting in the music videos for Cypress Hills Dr Green Thumb or Nine Inch Nails closer [Music] bluntly screaming mad George loves designing disturbing creatures and visuals using a style that he calls anti-realism perhaps George's most seen designs Within the Music Industry though likely unrecognized as his creation is his work forming the faces and masks of the band Slipknot George's work is most recognizably handmade with digital artist tools being left aside so with this being a show about Regional exclusive games perhaps it's time that we look at what screaming mad George had to offer the video game industry if a hugely influential artist Within These special effects industry was to create a game one particular genre is unlikely to be the first idea that Springs to mind pinball one thing that this title does to differentiate itself from typical pinball titles however is changing the game's perspective to be entirely within the first person the player's perspective comes from behind the game's flippers but on top of that the player is also capable of moving around not just side to side but also back and forth however the camera's orientation is fixed in regards of The Game's plot there actually is one though it cannot be found within the game itself only the instruction manual in Makai or the Demon World there has been a struggle to find a suitable replacement for the Demon King it is decided that a replacement would need to be recruited from the Makai citizens so in order to identify suitable candidates the Makai government conducted tests and screened the applicants two skeleton brothers from the countryside are finally selected and the reigning King told these brothers that while they may have managed to get this far in the tests the final test is in the paranoia Escape only then can they reign as the Demon King's true successor the brothers obtained the tobanejo a flipper bat that has been handed down through the Makai since ancient times the game's General goal is to rack up points whilst also trying to get to the end of a linear stage making sure to keep the ball known as the brain ball in play in front of the player never allowing it to fall behind in total the game contains 9 stages each having their own specified goal while the first level requires the player to merely reach the end of the stage the game's second level introduces a boss that must be defeated before progressing this isn't quite as simple as any typical pinball game that has broached this concept as the player also has a life bar which can deplete from damage while it is mostly simple to avoid being damaged there are a number of creatures within this world that wish to harm you and the player must keep their wits about them fans of the pinball genre won't find the title's gameplay to be particularly alluring there's little in the way of Unique Mechanics to the game besides perspective with paddles being the only real sense of control otherwise however paranoia Escape clearly was not created to Define itself as the Pinnacle of the genre playing the title it isn't the craft of code that makes up all of its merits but the World created from these strange mind of screaming mad George a world where the walls have literal ears the floor seems only too Keen to scream at you as you attempt to pass over it and the sky watches you as you navigate a corridor of Filth needless to say the game's visuals are possibly some of the most nightmarish of their generation and even today leaves an unsettling feeling there are so many elements to build up what make this game's setting seems so unnatural and trying to define the style of horror that the game encompasses is almost impossible the only way of describing it is to take a page of George's own dictionary and simply summarize it as anti-realistic as you'd expect from somebody who gives themselves the title of screaming mad the game is not simply horrific or disgusting but also rather humorous something that lends itself to its surreal nature backed up once again by the odd choice to have the player explore this designed world through the genre of pinball the game's audio also lends itself to the brutal domination of one's senses with creatures making strange unnatural noises of the musical Vibes of punk rock and Industrial the game's last stage takes a strange turn from the rest of the title putting the player in control of some sort of amalgamation of a baby on wheels from a top-down perspective as they recover The Souls of both a king and queen and put them to rest before they appear to be reborn as the origin of Life a new life is established we are told this is the end of screaming mad George's surreal world paranoia escapes name comes from the title of a song created by screaming mad George and psychosis created in 1992 six years before this game's creation screaming mad George hasn't spoken at much length about the game's existence with what appears to be the only direct reference to its existence on his own website found in his full library of Creations interestingly however he mentions that the game doesn't simply serve as playable software on the Sony PlayStation but that it also serves as a playable audio CD some film Fanatics may actually notice references to some of George's earlier works like the 1989 film Society with several images seemingly taken directly from the title like a face found in place of a butthole George himself even appears within the game as a giant face that appears in the sky in our view paranoia Escape is not a game which warrants any particularly substantial price tag the game is basic and considerably short even by retro standards a typical playthrough could be completed in a mere half hour but what the player experiences isn't something so simply defined as just another pinball game but really a work of art since we saw this game's existence several years ago it's continued to hold a place within our minds and we could never get it out despite the game's ending leaving the player with a 2B continued until next time message no sequel was ever created in regards to why this game wasn't released internationally it does beg for some clear reasoning screaming mad George may have been born in Japan but his work as an artist definitely thrived within the United States however as paranoia Escape remains exclusive within Japan the only reasoning that we've been able to come to was that the game was simply far too experimental as a concept for Sony of America or perhaps George was more interested in creating the product in the gaming space for its artistic merits rather than as a profitable commercial Venture not wishing to try and localize the game outside of Japan however with this said by Looking Through The Game's data it's possible to uncover audio of George himself as previously mentioned during the game George appears as a head in the sky guiding the player as they make guesses on how to progress past a series of faces hitting the incorrect face has him talk to the player in Japanese however looking through the data unused audio of English can also be found go forward man come on go straight ahead suggesting that there was at least some consideration of an English release at some stage of development each voice sample has a corresponding English version making it highly likely that these were recorded with the intention of being used in an English release we attempted to contact screaming mad George several weeks ago and received a response from his PR Company who said they would pass our questions onto him however as we have not heard anything back we can only assume assumed that George is currently preoccupied this video was created during the coronavirus lockdown so it's possible that he is just simply unable to find the time to get back to us if we do receive a response we will pin a comment with his answers to our questions be sure to follow did you know gaming on Twitter and we will update you if we hear anything back did you also know that it's possible to 100 complete Mario 64 by only pressing the jump button 37 times with glitches or that the Sonic series didn't get past the first game's title screen without having a glitch for more facts check out the did you know gaming videos on glitches foreign [Music]

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