If it’s a mashup between Disc Only and McDonald Insanity, would that make it a McDisc Only Insanity?

I’ll have to keep that in mind

For education purposes, let’s say someone wanted to use emulators to play retro games that don’t use AI. What would be some good ones to use?

As someone who’s never played ZA and have watched others play it (personally don’t care about spoilers), I can see how people would be attracted to this character.

Maybe this is a good opportunity for me to look into alternatives to YouTube as a sort of “contingency plan” (in the case that YouTube goes down for whatever reason).

Hopefully there’s a site that allows creators to have some kind of substantial growth over time?

I’ve noticed similar trends with similar games on YouTube where it’ll be like “Hey, here’s the final boss of [Insert New Game Here]” and the game hasn’t been out for a full day. I can imagine it makes it difficult for people to play casually and not get spoiled.

I’ve played quite a bit of it, and I really enjoyed it. It’s got all the wacky nature of the web series and it controls pretty smoothly.

What if I told you that there’s an ENA video game called ENA: Dream BBQ?

I’m interested and intrigued to see what comes of this. Plus, this can absolutely be used to help promote art commissions.

Yoko Shimomura has done some good work. Kingdom Hearts, Live A Live (twice), and the Mario and Luigi games (if I remember correctly) have been some great soundtracks.