@combeferret
I don’t know you but I love you and your passion for shovelware
@ovum
A better translation for 5:32 Experience the role of Cady in the movie-based game; choose your clothes, apply the makeup you want, and find your place! Can you get the most popular guy in school without being a Mean Girl? If the idea of video games based on "girl flicks" works, the collection must include the classic sleepover favorite: 'Dirty Dancing'. The protagonist starts off with no skill in moving her hips but quickly overcomes the first level upon discovering "that's your space, this is my space." The 'end-of-level' challenge is the famous jump, attempted in hundreds of schoolyards. This is certainly a game for more casual players.
@piecaruso97
I love how funny and on point your editing is
@Sampsonited
lady this is so pure please keep making content
@dandyIion13
Now we need the reviewer copy!
@beegyosh8262
0:56 fun fact: most of the movies included in these movie games by phoenix were obtained illegaly, without permission from the people who actually made the movies
@Davide0033
as an Italian it's fun to see something Italian related, once in the eternity
@poupdujour
What a great channel to find. Keep up the good work. I am in the US and I used to work at some media retailers in the mid to late 2000s. I swear I have seen this game because stores always had a group of games they could never sell, but the end of your girl-game montage has made me second guess myself. Anyway, these companies always had cash register terminals with access to the company's inventory, full of product names, ID numbers, stock, pricing, etc. for copies of products even if they never carried the item directly. This was used to take in pre-owned copies for resale or to place special orders by request. Many storefronts like these have now closed but there are some that have survived which likely have those systems fully accessible. You may be able to find a game store employee with access to the terminals (thinking GameStop or multimedia stores that sell used music/movies/games) that can look up if their company ever took in copies of the game, if it even has an entry in the database, and maybe more. Just a thought I figured I would share. Good luck.
@nighttimecoral
Can I just say how much I love your shitpost-y editing style? Especially the way you mess around with fonts and photoshopping memey images onto pages
@Ozzianman
I was thinking what happened to shovelware. Then I realized it has shifted target demographics from kids to adults.
@devtekve1396
I can’t believe how amazing all your videos are… I’m so glad I’ve found this hidden gem ! Keep it up!
@mopeybloke
It was 404 games all along!
@skylius
Holy shit, interesting content with amazing editing. Is this an alternate reality where YouTube never blew up and it's like old times where amazing creators are niche asf
@WhoWatchesThis
I'm not sure where your accent is from but its almost as fascinating to me as your actual content. Its truly refreshing to see someone different hit the nail on the head with informational documentaries.
@Caesar_Online
Happy to be acquainted to this information
@MansoorSyed241
Oh wow, how do you not have at least a few thousand subscribers? Love this production quality
@elialai5082
> awesome content > editing on point > shovelware consumer > half life references > italian > average twingo enjoyer > commissario montalbano of nintendo stuff > conclusion: wife material
@andykishore
I like how a major update regarding this game came out shortly after this video was uploaded.
@AD0001
I was caught completely off guard by the Kazakh thrown in there cause people rarely even mention us, found your channel yesterday but love your work! Keep it up!
@f4micom