Our tenth-anniversary Team Night Saturn livestream is now available on YouTube with timestamps. Thank you so much, my dear Team Night Saturn colleagues, for giving me the opportunity to host the stream. I also hope that all of you wonderful viewers enjoy watching the entire stream with timestamps, and please let us which is your favorite part. Cheers and here’s to ten more years of Team Night Saturn.
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I’ve returned to the galaxy far, far away as I review “Star Wars: The Force Unleashed”! Once again, I’m joined by @ZeroKnight95. Is the force strong enough for us to take in this game? Make sure you watch the review and find out! Special thanks to @BlueBlurHedgehog20 for designing the title card and to @331Erock for this amazing rock cover of the “Star Wars” end credits theme.
We continue #marchio with Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island for the Super NES, once again with Shadowflare . Does it still hold up today? Make sure you watch the video and find out. Also, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe. Special thanks to Alan Peterson for designing the title card, Landy for voicing Sonic for the review as well as Patreon, Cielito Mascots for the Sonic costume, and finally Sergeant16Bit and PaulyBFromDa303 for helping out with the March-io intro.
Be sure to subscribe to my guest reviewer: @shadowflare64 We continue March-io with Super Mario World, a game that launched Nintendo’s 16-bit console, the Super NES. But does this game still hold up after over thirty years? Make sure you watch the video and find out. Special thanks to @BlueBlurHedgehog20 for designing the title card, Disfraces Yazmin for the Donald Duck costume, and once again to @sergeant16bit and @paulybfromda303 for helping out with the “March-io” intro.
It’s the beginning of March-io in which I and fellow Mario fan Shadowflare review Mario games throughout the whole month. We start off with the classic games that made the Italian plumber the video game character he is today… on the NES (with a small bonus game for the Super NES). Do these games still hold up today? Make sure you watch the video and find out. Special thanks to Alan Peterson for designing the title card, Anthony LoGatto and LandyRS for voicing Scrooge McDuck and Sonic the Hedgehog (for Patreon), and finally Sergeant16Bit and PaulyBFromDa303 for helping out with this amazing “March-io” intro.
This is the Polar Express… the video game tie-in! Based on the cult classic holiday movie adapted from a classic holiday children’s book. But is the video game tie-in as good (if not better) than the movie and/or the book it was based upon? Make sure you check you the review and find out. Special thanks to Luenud Creaciones for designing the title card.
As a “Post” Halloween special, the Gamer gets to relive his love for the Muppets by reviewing Muppet Monster Adventure for the original PlayStation. But does this game still hold up after 20+ years? Check out the review and find out. Special thanks to Alan Peterson (https://twitter.com/AlanPeterson97) for designing the title card as well as voicing Oogie Boogie for Patreon shout-outs, and @PaulyBFromDa303for the musical arrangements of this year’s Scary OddGamer intro. And very special thanks to our puppet cameos: Marty Monster of @The Bingel Puppet Troupe, @Bean Monster, Terrance (https://www.instagram.com/alixthequee…, and Melody Monster (@CoolSwartzx123 :D).
Goldeneye 007 is considered as one of the best (if not THE best) video game tie-in of all time. Not only is this game celebrating 25 years, but a re-release of the game was recently announced for Nintendo Switch as well as Xbox Game Pass. However for a game like this, I had to get help from none other than 007 himself, James Bond. But does this game still hold up after 25 years? We’re about to find out right now. Special thanks to warzonethecreator (https://instagram.com/warzonethecreator?igshid=NmNmNjAwNzg=) for designing the title card, LandyRS (https://www.youtube.com/user/Maruigi44) for providing the voice of Sonic for this video’s Patreon shout-outs, and a very special thanks to Brian Ganzevoort for portraying James Bond for the review.
Part 1 of the Season 4 finale is finally here! Will the Gamer and guest reviewer @Sonicify be free from Pete’s World of Illusion? Check out the review and find out. Special thanks to Alan Peterson (https://twitter.com/AlanPeterson97) for designing the title card and @SuperMarioFan Studios for providing Donald Duck’s voice.
In honor of Johnny Depp’s recent court case win, I’ve decided to review the video game tie-in of the 2005 remake based on the well-known children’s book by Roald Dahl, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Is this game as good as the movie it was based on? Check out the review and find out. Special thanks to The Egg Paladin (https://www.youtube.com/c/TheEggPaladin) and maizie0201(https://twitter.com/MaizieSeput) for designing the title card as well as Ryan Martin (https://twitter.com/FairlyOddRyan) for the original design.