Best Way to Cover a Classic Game

[bbobb]

Maybe you should start with recording your thoughts on religion then lead into this so the excitement carries over?

[MechDeus]

I'll join you on vent and talk to you as you make these while you mute me for the actual recording.

[jyoung]

Man, if you want to hear an audio atrocity, go listen to the recent IGN "Let's Play" of Donkey Kong Country.

That's how not to cover a classic game.

[Mzo]

I'll join you on vent and talk to you as you make these while you mute me for the actual recording.

*heavy breathing intensifies*

[Brisco Bold]

I wanted to have an intro for the video, even if it meant using my hacky, amateur editing. Past this it's all gameplay footage, one video per level + boss.

Let me know if it's too much, too shitty, whatever. Any suggestions are welcome.

The audio is a mess because I recorded different lines on different days and who knows what other variables. I'm going to do it all in one go so it sounds more consistent now that I have a better idea of what the video contains.



edit: I need to grey out the glowing Inafune pic a little when the text comes up...

Not enough explosions, asides or inaccurate information. Zero stars.

[Mzo]

Needs more air horns and record scratch noises.

[Brisco Bold]

Mzo listens to his fans.

[ChaoofNee]

Needs more air horns and record scratch noises.

Also, an obnoxious self portrait bouncing back and forth as you use terrible voices and impressions.

[Brisco Bold]

Man, if you want to hear an audio atrocity, go listen to the recent IGN "Let's Play" of Donkey Kong Country.

Woof.

[jyoung]

I watched that and I was like:



Yet somehow, that place is still the most-visited site in the video game industry.